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NEW YORK POLITICS. Our Alba: y Correspondence. Ausany, August 8, 1853. Rupture Among the Harmonious—Two Demecratic Republican General Committees—Two Ses of Delegates to the Syracuse Convention—Whe can Meal the Dificulty)—The Whigs Infused with — what “hands” will the Empire THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS, UNPRECEDENTED NORTALITY. FUNDS COLLECTED IN NEW YORK FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS, dio, &e., ce. TELEGRAPHIC. Naw Oataans, August 6, 1853. ‘The past week has been one of considerable acti- | The total interments in this clty for the last twonty- vity among the “‘unterrified” in this city. A rup- ture hes broken out in the democratic ranks, pro- woked by the conduct of pretended leaders and en- Cemraged by the two “State papers” in this city, and from the belligerent manner in which negotia. fleas have been conducted by self-instituted pleni- potentiaries on both sides, during the last.six months, the wonder is that an open declaration of war had Bet been made some time since. The occurrences daring the last six days were eubstantially as fol- lews:—A meeting of what is purported to be “The Demecratic General Committee,” was called, in the evening paper, to take place the same evening, and within three or four hours of the time after the no. tice appeared in print. This being an act of the burners, the hunkers persisted that some stratagem ‘was intended, and rallied their strength at the meet- ing. The delegation of hunkers from the Fourth ward having been ousted at a viet to sisar Bho fe i tors for tl promptl; Sniod sna the hy Rs finding that ano ly 5 ie huakers, t t] were several times overruled, withdrew frem the , published their grievances, and organized a new “Democratic Republican General Committee,” pamaerny S for their chairman John Nafew, ., the rer lerk of the House of Assembly. Both sec- then went on, and each selected their delegates te the respective conventions. The call for the city - Assembly district convention authorized it to be ie Mayor's court rdom,in the City Hall. Both parties met at the hour a} ing the circle within the bar; the ers) organized outside the railing, comme: ness, and across the hall to the pw dele Some of the spectators assumed a it attitude, and were evidently induced to assemble in order to “preserve usages, ae ese fo necessity for their in- terference , a8 both parties coming without and burners re a Correos the ara Eggleston, hud ive legates e use conven- The other Assembly districts in the county also send duplicate delegates. That this rupt has occurred is not at all sur- tan 1g to any person who has noted the elements the last three months. The bitterness and vindictiveness manifested in the Legislature engen- dered the spirit of discord, and spread hostility in the party. throughout the State. From the moment of assem! of that body to its final close, there has been no concert between the two sections, which promised to have the hatchet buried, as was sepponed last November. The feud has been perso- — fierce and vindictive. It was transfe: from to the press, and thence to the party it the State; and now, here, at head-quar- ters, an outbreak has occurred, which will have an inffvence all over the State. The strife from now un- til the meeting of the State convention will be to to secure 5 majority in that body. The section hay- ing the strength ef undisputed delegates, will most assuredly reject. their opponents who contend for ‘he matter has ee too far to expect an like followed, or fairness o| served. The majority will rule in that convention with a rod of iron, present their candidates, and throw the responsibility of victory or defeat upon their opponents. : Is there may are of a reconciliation before the. election 3 there a peace-maker among us? Who can pacify the boisterous elements? an a platform be constructed of such material as to sus- tain the malcontents? Who is the architect? Will Governor Sey mour take the broad axe ia hand? Can Comptroller White join a plank or two? What will Daniel S. Dickinson undertake to do?—anything? He refused office under Pierce, and prefers to remain one of the sovereigns, He will not intercede. Where's Cooley’ He’s out upon a fishiag excursion beyond Saratoga, where he'll remain until the im- bment court assembles. Vanderbilt is at Union ollege, poring over Dr. Nott’s musty volumes of finances for the last half century; he cannot there- fore spend any time, if he had the disposition, to construct a new platform. Who, then, will throw himself in the breach? Is there a man in the State who can accomplish it? No, not one. Well, has the Premier the power? His soft shell predelictions dis- qualify him entirely, and so he need not be troubled with the embassy. Shall a deputation be sent to | President Pierce, invoking his aid? All sides seem to endorse his inaugeral, except the Hon. Ebenezer 8. Mareh, of Tompkins county, of the present House of Assembiy, who pronounced its doctrines “ damna- ble.’ Will the General put his foot upon the filli- bustering malcontents, and command them to har- monize, nolens volens? Or will he wait until he has reduced to submission the rebels in Maine, and “ Burked” the traitors in New Hampshire? He has still im; it appointments to fill; but whether he is awaiting the result of the August election, isa matter best known to himself. It is certain that his delay has-produced no very desirable effect in Ken- tacky, where Lynn Boyd and four or five of the party go to the next House of Representatives. It is asserted here, though, that His Excellency must im- mediately recogni) by unmistakeable evidence, the “ original Jacobs” in family jar, or they will set hin: upon the back of his pony, faced for the Granite Hilla, Therefore, it will be seen that no media- torial power exists e1uncl at headquarters in this State or at Washington, by which this raptare may be healed. Why not leave the whole difficulty to the Tammany Sachems? They have experience in such matters, and if they should magnanimously adopt a precedent of their own ruling some three months since, much good may come out of it. Think of this, O, ye democratic sinners ! i this “is nuts” for the whigs, and they will “crack” them too. A week ago the whig party lay as dormant as a toad encaged in a rocky sarcopha- gus. They scarcely intended te organize for the ign, thinking themselves not sufficiently re- orulted from the great defeat of 1852. But the split- ing up in this city—the organizing into two distinct the democracy, countenanced by many Of the leaders—has awakened the whigs into new life. We hear nothing now about ‘woolly heads’’ or “gilver grays’—Fillmore has had his day, and Sew- ard has no formidable competitor. The whigs will now nominate such men as Hunt, for Comp- troller; ook, for Treasurer; Senator Bab- eock for Attorney General, who will bring out all their strength at the polls. It matters not which section obtains ascendancy in the Senate, so far asthe United States Senator in 1853 is con- cerned; should any color become predominant, the retarn of Seward will be certain. Should the whigs carry the Senate and House this year, a will be sure to secure the latter a year hence. Besides this, they will endeavor to obtain control of the canals, the contracts, and the expenditure of the ten or eleven millions under the amendment of the consti- tution. In view of all this, how could the democra- cy suffer themselves to become divided throughout State, even if a quarrel did exist in the Legisla- ture. at head quarters here in Albany, abont the non- confirmation of halfa dozen New York harbor mas- ters, or the distribution of the spots by Gen. Pierce? Such minor matters are not to be brought in compa- rison with the mighty ruling of the Empire State. TELEGRAPHIC, MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL OF YOUNG MEN—-THE RUPTURE, ETC. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Aupany, August 10, 1859, Some twenty members of the Democratic Council of Yourg Men aesembled in the Senate chamber, at 10 @’olook this monring. After s long debate Samuel Fow- ler, of Orange county, was made chairman for the re- mainder of the year, and J. M. yon and M. A. Parmen ter seoretaries. A Committee on Resolutions, of which Cornelius Bogar- us was chairman, reported series of resolutions, incor- porating thone adopted by the State Committee, at the Astor House, One resolution denouncing, and another endorsing, the course of President Pierce, and one ap- proving the policy of Governor Seymour, and another pledging © support to the nominations to be made at Syracuse, were all laid upon the table by an emphatic ‘There was considerable debate upon the former sec. lens! division of the party, in which the speakers re- tbuked each other with considerable acrimony. The hunk- ors having majority bad it all their own way. W. Marine Court. Before Hon. Judge McCarthy. THE LATS CHIEF JUSTICE JONES. Avavst ae of the Conrt this ultee moved, and Ar resolution to the effect that four hours were 238 ; of this number, 194 died of yellow gs New Onceans, August 7, 1853, The total number of deaths reported for the past week were eleven hundred and thirty, ef which nine hundred and fifty were from yellow fever. New Orteas, August 9, 1853, The deaths in this city yesterday were two hundred and twenty-eight, of which number two hundred and four were by yellow fever. [ettgrrattiecerenpentensn of the Pe sladelahia Beltebis.} RLBANS, August Ae. Tbe yellow fever shows no sien ofan abatement in ite it is every hour. Tay Om the cont ly tain ore patente powetions to alfordTolet to st the sufferers. ~~ é : The official report of deaths during the week ending on Friday, the 5th inst., published in the Pickayune, exhi- bits the frightful number of one thousand and fifty, of which eight hundred and saventy- nine were of yellow fever. report of the pre- vious week of one hundred and eighty-seven. During the twenty-four hours ending at six o'clock, A. M. yesterday, there were in all two hundred and thirty- ht deaths, of which one hundred and ninety-four were ellcw fever. ‘Tee total number ’of deaths from yellow ove ee, for eitght days ending yesterday, was one thousand seventy three. {From anether Correspondent of the Bulletin.) Nzw Orveans, August 7—P. M The epidemic in the extent of its ravages, equals the worst known of the plague. The number of deaths during twenty four hours ending at midnight on the bth inst , was two hundred and thirty: eight, of whom two hundred and sight were of yellow fever. One cemetery also was not im. The deaths during the present week will, from Ey aa seat, much exceed ore thousand from yellow fever e. The highest number of deaths during the epidemic of 1847 was but eighty-seven, making the present number of deaths an increase of three hundred per cent. The city wears a truly desolate ap; Bee, Wil! not your citizens, as well as those of other North- ern cities, take prompt measures to afford aid and relief toour suffering and dying people. Relief from New York. Wo have just received from the committee appointed by the Astor House meeting to collect for the Howard Association of New Orleans, their several reports, which we herewith enclose to you, and which you will please publish in your morning edition. Comment is unnecessary. Their acts asd the most liberal donations speak for themselves. Never was there & cause s0 deserving, and the response is worthy of the cause, We aleo enclose you a memorandum of the several voluntary contributions sent us since our last, which also please publish. FRANCIS L. HAWKE: J. OGDEN WOODRUFF, -Committee. C. L. FROST, New Yore, Avgust 10, 1853, Astor Hov: Ba ey 9, 1853. At a meeting of the Committee appointed at » previous meeting at the Astor House, to collect subeeriptions for the Howard Association of Now Orleans, to relieve the sufferers by the Brevailing epidemic, Mr. Alfred Munroe was called to the chair, and Mr. Charles A. Townsend was appointed Secretary. The following reporte were then msde:— B. N. Hebrar: 8 from the following persons: — Lorenzo Delmenico — A. KR. Harrison, N.Y. $10 00 “Delmonico’s $100 00 J. D. Coningham 10 00 art, Mobile 100 00 A. M. MoIntosh, 10 00 a, N. York 108 10 00 x 5 = 20:00 Re P.A. Hebrard, ‘+ Durand. Dortic & Co., 21 & New York, Twenty-six subscribers, ach 130 New York... ..... 25.00 Geo. Wettield, N. York 2% 00 A. Jaoquet, so ae “ q A Feenoures, TOO ws. coccscs Pr «$563 00 Mr. Hebrard reports that be was much indebted to Mr, Lorenzo Delmonico for his aid in procuring a good part of these subscriptions. ‘8 B. Stilwell & Montross, eight hundred and fifteen Carhart, Bacon & Clark. $25 dollars, as follows Babcock & Brown ib Cash. Wilson G. Hunt & Co. 50 Trowbridge, Dwight &Co 50 A Hall & Broth B 0 Davie, Jones Acker & Harris... . ‘Thomas N, Dale & Co. Braoford, Heath & Clark . F. & Co... Cromwell. Williams &Co 25 C P. Roback & Mertimer & Gautier, .,.. Ward. Babcock & Kiggs. 15 Total............ $815 D. N. Beiden, five hundzed and seventy dollars, as fol- ell, Acker & Co., icholas Hotel bit , H. Prem’ Suroin & Archer. . Swift & Halbert CH laa 8, $570 Wm. H Letchford, reven hundred and foriy déllars, as follown :— W. A. Letebford... . 100 00 J. R. Jaitra; 160 00 Burnham, 50 00 Harral, Sprouls & Co, 25 90 50.00 Allen, Hagen « 25 00 2500 D.H. Arnold & Co... 15 00 3500 J. & C. Carville, by G.N-S, 2500 Cash, 500 Spring, Bradiey & Buf- fom. 2500 ‘Tot $740,00 Charles A. Townsend, five hundred and ten dollars, as follows :— Doremus & Nixon... .$50 0) John Nicholson Babooch. Milner& Co 5000 Cash George Bird and Co... 25 00 . Thos. MeClure & Co.. 25 00 Goorge Peare Cash 2000 MoH. & 8 Lawre J.&E P Taylor & Richards... ee: eee Newton & bi Robt. Haydock & Co — Joh G. Dudley & Co. 25 W Total . $510 00 Wm. T. Vredenburg, eight hundred aad tty'tive dol- follows :— = . $100 00 Boon Graves & Co. $25 00 And. H. Mickle & fon 15 00 100 00 Karl & Parker. 15 00 Cash. B. 10 00 00 A. & H.W! Co 10 09 9 00 Fox & Polhemu 10 00 W Imerdings & Moant 500 T. B. Codington....) 10 00 Durand... 0 00 E. W. Tiers & Co. 10 00 Josiah Macy & 00 Ezra Wheeler, & ( Grant & Barton. Philip Vater. Reiss Bros. & Co. 500 E. J. Pails LM Hoflaan 4 Co. 2500 Todd & Co 00 Koon, Fisher & Co Mr. F. W. Meyer Henry Morga sherman & Conklin & Smith, Mr. Vredenburg reporte that he cannot close his duties without acknowledging the services of Benjaman H. Field. Eeq. C. Yale, Jr., five bunds Gourd Freres & Co... $25 ¢ Bourr, La Tetere! Vyse & Sons .. | 25 0 Lacha C2 Gognoux & 09 % 00 Job as J. &S. Stuart & Co... 00 3. °M. Beebe, Mo: 00 ko. : 00 Swan & Wetmore oo TR . &Co 23 00 pps & Co, 25.00 % 19 00 L. 8. Willard & Wood Bush & Meonkittrick. Almy, Patte:son& Co 25 00 F. Fabsiel, two hundred follows:— - T Stewart & Co... SRLS! 33338: Mell ay 2 Two subscribers, $5 each 10 00 and ninety-five dollars, as F.M. Jones &Co..,, 20 F. A. Morrisson&Hoyt 10 00 Cash “oaaee 10 00 2 3. Pierson, Newark, four hundred and fifty dollars, all from Newark, as follows:— Gaithwaite, Dacy&Co. $50 00 Conduit Horten & Co, $25 00 Lewis Gaithwaite &Co. 5000 Sherman & Pierson, ,.. 25 00 J. Marsh Denman 50 Fathute, Wright & Co. Thomas ©, Pagyn..... Rankin Duryee & Co H. A, Peters & Co ' 230 Total ‘Alfred Munroe, two hundred and sixteen dollars, as follows:— $25.00 Cash... 200 Betta, Ksiicicor 0... 2500 Leary & Co... Co. 500 Caan "4 vw «, 2500 4 Subscribers, |. ; sss BOO | Total... esses two hundred and thirty doliars, go-and Bulkiey,... * Pore; . 2500 Fisher & Plimpton Walker & Bai dollars, as follows :— Albro & Hoyt.. 0 Cash... 0.6.5 CRETE EERE sod) J, B. Walton, three hundred and dollars, as fel- | United States, Bachelor, Jacksonville, H B Brockman & do Arr 21, hl; tee 0 © fn “ia Co} Onlaee "De ag en Fe ong Bicone, Fa ls toe * Na a Sola W. Brice ts’... "200 | Ben Saas meee, Cm eens Wat rae | Aion Kenary ges a imag 4, chip Hebe, Mikes, . Ae Honogers—Arr May 23, barks Bos- Liverpeol, June 24, | was probably ready ti Siete ny ie | rene See with lat 47, lon 42h it ln 6 pede stp 1 Bonoge, of Brame, Masavzis—Arr July 28, beig GF Willams, Kiamman, bound Baltimore. 43 ys out, Took » pilot Tth inst, | Havana; A 2 chip hason, Campaon, Boston! bg Se: a acer ent ab Lane Intend. ial «brie falnbow: Busker, NOrieens; see? See Be era en | acca het el solved that the thanks of this retaudties are herebyioe. | OH, Ceeree'e Shoal, ‘passed abip Southampton. for New | »Newzosr, E—In port ay 0, Sg ens Maes Sor - | York. ‘ork 1dg. : dered to Mr. Lorenzo Delmonico and Mr. Benjamio H. Ge PanaMa—Arr July 17, steamer ‘Sa Field, for the valuable the commlt: | gu? Geerge Conning (Ham), Jacobs, Hamburg, 60 | y.tA%iso. and sd 2uth ca retera, Oregon, Leroy, San Wen te peocsrin Ecabeeriations forthe a oe 17, lat 42 43, lon 42 a5 spoke Br ship Jali, trom Lcadon Pmaxanpvco— No-Am vessel Jn port abt July 6. pee of the St, Nicholas Hotel, for their very iberal donation | £5, Now yore me ia aly 18 anja ter om board; Ch, shine Carolan un, Coase, and lane Ball, John: through Mr. ston, do: ope, Ar oe eae cae, See ri set Se | a ina ions cad oo es | Sere ie eae amounts col 4 over wis. Bark Pallas Moller, ia (arr e y, for Frc A Ro ars SR Lgl BT = ml a by Ug Lg ‘ALFRED MUNROE, President. vere eenise & Delseo, pe Maeee, Corton, 10 ms, Rogers, Barton: ; dayp, to Perkins & Bark Governor Parris (of Portland), Green, St Jago, G Sr Jonw, NB—Arr Aug 1, bark Welkin, Glover, NYork Cuba, 15 days, to master. via St Andrews, Cid 1st inst, shios Prince de Joinville, MITTEE, Brig Minpa (Olden inger, Pernambuco, 35 da} Conway. Lis ; 8d, Grecian, Lsley, do; 6th, ship 3¢ Washington Mills, ....$25 00. Boorman, Johnson & Co sp 0 | 37 ce nga I i nee BO Aarey- $0 || Tonle. Hosietivecianit sche Ofomant’ Thurston Champlin... 2500 Petterson, Adams & Co $) 1) Brig Andrew Peters (of Ellsworth), Sunland, Sardenas, Sr Crox—In abt July 27, bark Gov Von Oxholm, ladageecar, steering a Denban Pca 5 00 ‘Brig Tribune (of Orland), Killman, Cardenas, 10 days, | _ Susplac—Arr Aug 6, brig Sarah W Cushing, Anuis, N Fellows & Co. (N. 0.). 100 00 to H D Brookman & Co. York. A.G Farwell & Co.(col- Brig Richard (Br), Godfrey, Barbadoes, 16 days, to Ar- Sr Heteva—Arr June 22, ship “Markensacken,’”’ from lected in Bosto: 200 4 thur Leary & Co. Australia for Li ; (probably ship Shackamaxon of W, 8. Gilman (st. 35 00 Brig Acadian (Br), Lookbart, Windsor, NS, 14 days, to | Philadelphia, which has reported, supposed incor- J.B. Mi : 20 00 master. rectly, arr at Liverpool prev to May 1). Sowell, Harrison & Co. 25 00 SaGua—Arr July 25, Retch Brothers, Cardenas. |, Carver, Boston: 28th, schr Aan Cunningham, NB,O toP ENeuue ts Gn St John, NB 9 Gaye | <9 26th. brig Aleta,” Haskell, Schr Desdemona (Br), Sawyer, Harbor Island, 9 days, | Maria, Mitchell, Baltimore; 29th, bark Diligence, Hutch- Treatment of the Yeliow Fever. bay ate pen wilt th Miwa OK. 116 ba ee July 25, brig Asalis, Gorum, NYork; New You, August 9, 1853, r Samui ver, St Marys, Ge, 11 days. | oth Weak Bites A Cschndn lige st ecs aae ee oa TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, he hea delis, Mitchell, Boston.” . etd Schr E'S Willets, Smith, Washington, NC, 4 days. Sebr Elizabeth Ann. Kruze, Washington, NO, 4 days. Schr J B Bleecker, Gautry, Washington, NO, 4 days, Vatraraiso—Arr June 15, schr J B Brown, Mayhew, Sm—The accompanying correspondence relative to the hence, and sld 21st for Sam Francisco; put back 18¢I treatment of yellow fever at Bolivia, was addressed by . leaky, bark Warwick, Hopkins. Sli 16th, ships Queen the British Vice-Consul there to Governor Gregory, of the | Echt nat inae Sncesen Nevfelke f deri the Pacific. Reed, Sam Francisco (from Boston); 20th, Bahamas, and from the assertions therein made, its adop: | Schr Giprey (new), Ingalie, Machias, 5 days. Telegraph, Fava ae sare reioes lst, schs tion might prove a new feature in the remedies which | Schr Tivano, seh oes) panciscn (trot 3 ywe, Gloucester, 3 days. Steamer Kennebec, Clark, Philadelphia. a The ship Ohio, arr yesterday from Li ol, had 362 pacatuacee cal ligne ee winte the ab aary pas: sage. July 4, off Sable Island, spoke ship Albert Galla tin, hence for Liverpool. SAILED. Asia, Liverpool; Alabama, Savannah; ship nature holds out against epidemics that have long baf- fied complicated and scientific medical skill, Tam, sir, yours, &c. READER OF THE HERALD. Home Ports. ALEX ANDRIA—Arr Aug 8, sehr Yankee Doodle, hence, ALBANY—Arr Aug 9, schra Detroit and Boston; sloop Hleo!. Nantucket. Cid at a ¢ . AC ‘ork; schr Oregon, Lovel sloops Vienna Smith, Newpert; JE Earl, Van Eten, Petite VicE oT Tats Steamsbij NYork setpntllc, Sania, New pacias, is Ron'G , February , 5 ‘APPONA' rick) — - Sm—In transmitting to your Exoollency the enclosed | Pi Away. Melbourne; barks Flight, Savannah; Horace, | CeMiavo {Wacuie)—Arr Aug 6, acl ia acer ipa as | "a ti aE nm cit Ho be cure of ver, Sid yesterday, ship Sea Witch, Ganton (aot San Fran- | tom; schr Fair. Price, hence. ship ‘John Quincy diecovered by a ish lady here, named Mariguete a : % Callao . Se rere eesatully need be her te festering tonnectere | clse0): Gotten 00 at Beeras bat, Macy (Be), Leviner, Callao 90 days; brig Burmah. McKenzie, Bangor; schrs Maria, Blissett, NYork; Sea Gull, Howland, Providence; steamer Locust, Layfield, hence. Cid 8t! or Flora, Hubbard, Jawaica; schr Sexning, Swain, piss 9th, 8 health many persons afili with that disease, who had been declared by several medical practitioners, to bein a By Sanpy sip rans 5 ] i hopeless and dying state. After the recovery of the A ipemeres All the outward bound vessels have all gone to sea. secend patient under Mrs. Ofila’s treatment, the doctors | One brig off the Highlands, bound up. Dark May Queen, Kirwan, Demarara, Seguin, Du: had recourse to the same remedy; and the result is, that | Wind light from the peng ‘Weather hazy. bel. Jamaica: Mary Ann, Lewis, do; Queen Victoria (Br), no fatal case bas occurred since the 10th instant, that I beagle McKinney, West Indies; Josephus, Wilson, Savannah; have heard of. Memoranda. echr wild Pigeon, Providence, ‘As the ‘‘ berbena’’ (nervena campestre) is well known, and quite common in the moist lowlards of all the colo- nies, a description of it, I presume, would be superfluous, but to prevent any mistake, I enclose a leaf of each spe- cies, known here as ‘‘hembra” and ‘‘macho”’ or female Bark Keoka, 250 tons, of New Bedford, recently em- ployed in the merchant has been purchased by Capt Jamos H Slocum, of that city, for the whaling busi- ness. Price $6,000. She will be commanded by Capt Jno Howland. late second cfiicer of ship Robert Eiwards, of BOSTON—Arr Aug 9, steamer City of Boston, Fisher, Philadelphia; ship Star of Empire, Brown, Liverpool, June 23; bark Christiana (Nor), Hanson. Gottenburg; brigs Trenton, Sprague, Smyrna, May 24; Colombo (Sic), Collora, Palermo, June 22; John R Dow, Wheeler. Bons and ae, ae eee a box full of earth containing two | New Bedford. aire, July 10. Cid, barks Eagle, Sims, Africa; Wm M 8 of each of those 5; le an Fre Rl ERE Harris, Fost . Galveston; Bi Halls Me Bra aay Wa aa ipallcge coestoan tists the Tonven hie ‘Telegraphic Marine Reports. a fbrgls Caroline, Harding, Charleston: Aatlover, Hardy, Bie brs Caroline, Har . Alexandria; Trieste, Lampher, Philadelphia. to load for Cubs; Emma, Baker, and Chicopee, Emery, iphia; sehr ‘Arietia# Loog,’ Norfolk. Sid, ship’ ‘irrell; barks HollyauChan \ileath,’ Easley vittety ‘Biliow,’ Marguee lly, as le, a we Elizabeth, South Boston. Trenton, Gondor, Viator’? R Hichborn; Julia Ann, Frances Jano, Candace, H Greeley, Brockline, Principe, and many others, including a large Bostow, Aug 10. Arrived—Barks Harvest, Havre; Parma, Palermo; David Nickels, Cardenas; Elm. "Philadelphia; ‘Zidon, do; brigs Competitor, Glasgow: De France, do; Frontier, Fortune Inland; Manzanillo, Messina; Erie, Hudson, Hylas, JC Gitmore, and Taratine, Philadelphia; Nitheroy, NYork; schrs Edward, Jacmel; C W Dexter, Aux Cayes; General Faded nae bent Usher, Richmend; Sam] female plant have principally been used here, from their yielding more juice than those of the male. Thave, &e., &c. ed) KENNETH MATHISON. His Ex: oy the Governor and Commander-in Chief, &e., &e., &¢., New Providence. ‘COPY. Method of preparing nae wiiuinisteriog the “Berbena”” dout; Philadel, ; Susan, Perseverence, and Em- Cry cal bth opntt haeadadi hae pire, Albany lot, Nerark i Margaret Ana, Hudson, “BANGOR ig 6, sohr Wm Johnson, Philadelphia, ‘A sufficient quantity of berbena leaves to be collected | Hogan, po ene at Gregory, NYork; steamer Martin i BALE Arr July 23, brig Richmond, Giles, Wilmington. to fill a common mortar, and pounded with a few spoon- fuls of cold water. The mass to be squeezed, and strained through a coarse towel, and three tea ituls of com- mon salt added to a tumbler full of the liquid. The dose is four table spoonfuls every three hours for a youth, ten to twelve years of age, and in proportion to persons of other ages; the mixture to be given milk-warm. Injections of the same mixture to be used at the same time as the Coses, but with an equal quantity of warm Sid brig Metallak, Alley, Baltimore; schr James G King. Wainwright, Lp Ae NC, ISTOL— Arr Aug 9, brig Maria, Pearce, NYork; sloop Charles, Rhodes, do. CALAIS—Arr Aug 2, brig African, Keen, NYork. Cld 8d, schrs Com Tucker, Fuller, and Petite Lizzie, McFar- land, NYork; Delaware, Bickmore, Philadelphia. Heraid Marine Correspondence, Kixaston, Ja, July 28. Arrived- July 13, brig Gen Pinkney. Hayes, Baltimore (and sld 224 on return); 14th, brigs Ieabella (Br), Pea- coek, NYork; 17th, Brownaville, Rogers, NOrleans (and ald 23d on return); 18th, Venus, Dudley, NYork (ai DIGHTON— Arr Aug 6. schrs Sem! L Crocker, Philadel- 24th for Cube); schr Jane Elizabeth, Love, New ie 19th, Manchester, Patterson, Baltimore (and ld 24th for | PHA for Taunton; 6th, Milton, Hawkins, NYork. water added; and instead of salt, to be made slighily | Pensacola); Zlet’ brig Velocity (Br), Dacroll, New York; ; ‘Arr Aug 6, schra Ophir, Gray, Delaware sweat with loaf sugar. ‘These dosés and injections to be | 224, bark Yoindsoe, Feanilin WYox: orig Exe Brown: ity; Mediator, Reed, Chesapeake Bay: Buena Vista, Pot: ured for three days, and as much cold water to be given | Baltimore; 24th, Gen Scott, Stakely (or Graham), Balti: | Yore for Dighton; sloop Randall H Greene, Hawkiay, ie ae though the pari may Salnehin saute Fa igo ce ciple Meccniege tp p bree dearly pores gL propeller Albaay, Albany, Oth! ache «Ace after taking it two or three times. The frst evacuations | ounson. E ; Gusholn Nor Orlecas Doth besk tt Bens Smith, Cain, Fort Ewen, Sid 7th, schra Elegnor, (of NYork), Chesapeake Bay; 8th, Kate, Wedmore, NYork; sloo} Lovisa, Bennett, do; 9th, schrs Oregon, Wines, and Buena Vinta, Potter. do. JACKSON VILLE—Arr July 30, schr Reindeer, Cathcart, NYork. Cld Avg 1, schr Relief, Shoppy, Philadelphia. NORFOLK—Arr Aug 6, schr Eliza Jane, Barnard, Alexendria for Nantucket, put in to finish lag. onl HAVEN—Arr Aug 9, schr Golden Gate, Smith, ork, NEWPORT—Arr Aug 6 brig Nitheroy, Hariman, hence for Boston; schrs Eliza, do for NBedford; Almeda, Phila- éelphia for do; Angler, Albany for do; Emily, hencs for do; Joseph Crandall, Fall River for Baltimore: Luther, hence for Salem; 7th, yachts Norman, Major; Maria, will be black, with clotted portions of blood, and likely with blood in succeeding stools, and then on the second and third days the evacuations will resume a natural color. After the third day, seidlitz powders should be given freely. ‘The diet should be sags, panada, and chicken soup, at thort intervals; the drink should be solely cold water. The foregoing ‘is the statement of Mra. Ofila, as taken and trapslated from her Spanish, and which ali the bars cal practitioners here have acted'upon with complete su¢- cens. (Signed) KENNETH MATHISON. City Bolivar, February 28, 1853. Goss a} apege ie io Laguna; 224, a ), schr Tronest D2, a; prope ben poirige Ex i Ivern, ber rit ‘er wai | [al (Br), and sebr Gen Scott, to anil for Cube! if ‘Arr at Montego Bay, Ja, 25th, brig EH Fitler, Hewitt, from Philadelphia. ‘Arr at Falmouth 284, schrs Sophia Knight, from Balti- more; Sarah Ann, Gale, NYork. Encarrowy, Aug 6. Arrived—Schrs Gannet, Haskell, NYork for Portland; Richmond, Dripkwater, Newburyport; sloop New London, Chaprell. New Londen for Boston, rth. \—Arr schrs Wm Gregory, Packard, NYork for Bos. | stevena: j At Toronto, Canada, on Tuesday, August 2, Mrs. BE. peg oe. _Wood, do for Salem; Ivanhoe, Drinkwater, do Eagar; Trent, Hawking and Beate, ee risen one Puupuax, Jr., of a daughter. for Haverbill; Margaret Ann, Havens, do for Boston. cruise. Sid 7th, brig Nitheroy,, Harriman (from NYork), Borton; schrs Jos Crandall, and MsGivren (from Fall River), Baltimore. NEW BEDFORD—Arr Ang 8, schrs Thomas B Smith, Albany; Ellen Rodman, NYork’ Sid setfr Monitor, (from Warebam) NYork; 9th, schrs Meteor, and Almeda, Phila: delpbia ; ‘Angler,’ Albany: sloop Emily, NYork, Sid : = I brig Avpawan, Hardy, Philadelphia: schr President, do. Asrived—Barks Venezuela, Wilson, Laguayra; Japo: ANTUCKET—Arr Aug 6, sehr Jacob Raymond, Phila- nice. Power, Havana; Mary Dale, Marshman, Cardenas; | gelpbia. % brigs Oricoco, Nash, Pictou; Marcus, Hatch, Boston; H | “New LONDON—Arr Aug 6, schrs Jane, Lewis, Somer- F Cushing, Lancaster, do; schrs Mary Arn, Preesy, Ca- | set for Philadelphia; loop Harriet, Brightman, Rondout lia; Wm Maron, Staples, NYork; J A Bayazd, Thompson, | for Fall River: W 8 Mount. Providenes for NYork. Galera F rytarley. Rogers, Boston; Oriana, Stahl, Ca: | PHILADELPHIA—Arr Aug 9, schrs M Sewell. Loud, Cieared—Brigs Gipey, Boyd, Port Spain, Trinidad; Mar- | D&DSt; L Audenried, Corton; Mora, Smith, and Mary cus, Hatch, Bangor; H P Cushing, Lancaster, Boston; Gam tston Bs Sat ee eer at eee 8th—Sld all the vessels above reported, a sehr Minerva, Margaret Ann, snother schr, and sloop New —Bld ship Harvest, of Nantucket, Biddell, for Pacific; schre Margaret Ann, and another schr bound 5; Eno: Marcbant, Boston; sloop New London, do. No arrive thie morning. PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10—4 P M. Married, On Wednerday, August 10, by the Rev. Dr. W. A. Muh- Jenberg, E. RupotPavs Coorer, , to Mary B, daughter of the jate John 3. Robinson, all of this city. On Sunday evening: August 7, by the Rev. Sydoey A. Correy, Mr. Grorce H. W. StaNLy, of London, England, to Miss Annie M. Watson, of this city. Lordon, Philadelphia and California papers ploase copy. Diea, On Wednerday morning, August 10, Mary ANw, wife of ‘Thomas Stewart. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, without further invitation, this af- terroon, at four o’clock, from her late residence, Ne. 19 | Joseph Albion, Clark, Cardenas; Denmark, Gunnyl, New gt ri State street. York: scbra UR Vickery, Morton, and Wm Mason, Oocrt ree aay Sa voskea dine Noting, Bosra: On Wednesday, August 10, after a short and severe | Staples, Taunton; Roxbury, Nickerson; Futher Child, if " Natha' "3 Baltimore; B E Sharp, Sharp, Philad 2 Crane, Sesman. Philadelphia; Ale: Lenderson, Godfrey, Philadelphia; Warren 'C Nelson, Leeds, Phila- delphia: Delaware, Hardiog, Philadelphia; Ninetta, Btites, Philadelphia; Riebard Law, Chappell, Albany: Trarquil, Seaman, Rondout for Pawtucket; sloops Thos B Hawkins, Hawkins, Rondout; Denmark, Penney, Rondout for Pawtucket: JM Parker, Mason, Albany; America, Hall, NYcrk. Below, Br brig Cynthia, Torrance, from Ardroscan Jane 9; schr United. Wella, from albany: sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, from NYork; also 1 deo» loaded fore and aft schooner. Sid, bark Warrea White. Towne, St Helena and Mozambique, and anchored off Warwick Neek, wind S, light; sctrs Star, Nickerson; for Philadel- hia; R H Huntley, Hammond, do; Evilean Treat, Bow- illuers, Near M RAN, His friends and acquaintances, and those of the Brigade Lancers, of wbich company he was a member, are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, Ne. 7 Vandewater street, this afternoon, at three o’olock. On Wednesday, August 10, after a short illness, Cart W. YouxG, son of 0. J. Young. aged 18 years and 26 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfally invited te attend his funeral, from his father’s boo yay , No. 240 Walker street, this forenoon, at ten o'clock. Newark, N. J., papera please copy. On Wednesday morning, August 10, Mary Vay Vecn- Baker, and Mecca, Ward, Boston; Mail, Crowell, Provi- dence; steamer Delaware, Sandford, NYork. Disasters. Sur TerxcraPn, from Valparaiso for Boston, which put back to Valparaiso Stn June to repair damages cauved by striking some heavy body, resumed her voyage 20th ult. Bric Frontier, Hoyt, on the passage from Guadaloupe for Turk’s Island, in a squall cai away head of main- mast. which fell clear of the vessel. The Frontier arrived at West bay 7th inst., and sailed 8th for Boston. WuauinG Bria Topaz, Anthony, of New London, before reported wrecked at Falkland Isiands, struck a rock, April Tex, aged ¢4 years. 9th, in entering the ha: bor of Beaver Island, one of the The hesersd will take place from the residence of her | Falkland group. By great exertion she was got off, 12th | dein, Bangor, AG ree according to wind); son in law, J. M. Coggeshall, No. 123 East Nineteenth | inst., with five feet water in the hold, main keel broken, | Presto, Clark. Machias, (or de do); Chase. Oaks, and street, this afternoon, at four'o’elock. The relatives and | end garboard streak stove in for about twenty feet She Cine ee friends of the family a tfully invited to attend. | was taken to Stanley settlement wit. pumps 2 GO. Fn Wedaestay, Aogust 10, ate. Feanisanp Konze, in | goldg, Waa discharged, and her cargo sold at auction, The | ,RICHMOND—Arr Ang 8, steamship Jamestows, Par- Se 40th year of his age. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 04 Cherry street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. In Brooklyn, L I, on Weduesday afternoon, August 10, Jony G Fv1ieR, aged 17 years 6 months and 32 days. His friends, avd those of his fathnr, Samuel Fuller, will be notified in io morrow’s paper when his funeral will take place, At New Scotland, Albany county, New York, on Mon day, Augurt 8, of croup, Cartes Marriep, only son of Jacob and Mary Eliza Slaight, aged 3 years, 11 months an lays. yearel was surveyed and condemned. Captain Anthony and crew preceeded to Montevideo in schooner J Davi ‘Whalemen, Sid from New Bedford 9th, ship Metacom, North Pacific Ocean; bark Afton, Atlantic Ocean. Heard from July 9, lat 5 N, lon —, Henry, Coleman, Nan, bound home. SPoKEN—May 6, on Charleston Ground (by the Hecla, of NB), Tropic Bird, Stanton, NB, 30 sp 100 wh on board (rep June 3, oil not stated). Spoken. Ship Jonathan Goodhue, Slater, hence Feb 10, for San Francisco, March 30, lat 16 43 8, lon 36 21 W. SALEM—Cld Aug 8, brig Eugene A Reed, Reed, Phila- delphia; chr Caroline Grant, Berry, do. Sid from below, brig M Shepard. Para. "AUNTON—Sid Aug 8, schr Huldah Ann West, Phil- lips, Philadelphia; Samuel L Crocker, Phillips, do; Jacob Smith Thraeber, NYork. WILMINGTON, NC—Arr Aug 6, schrs NW Smith, Ho- bart, hence, 81h, Lamartine, Tyler, do. WARREN—Sld Aug 7, sloop Willard, Carr, NYork. Seen ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. The relatives and friends of the family, also the | Ship Ocean Spray, M’Lellan, hence (Feb 26), for San members of Iady Putnam Chapter, sor UD. Au are Frandisco, April 9 lat 28 31 8" lon 46, “ne ROTELS. respectfully im atten is fune! morning, Ship Berkshire, Williams, from Boston (Feb 6), for San ITY HOTEL, 4277 AND 49, BROADWAY, at ten o’clock, from the residence of his parents, No, 46 Francisco), april 28, lat 49 458, lon 64 ¥ f Howard street, New, York, is pew open ad apd Horatio street Ship St Lawrence, Perry, hence (Dec 16) for San Fran- jation of the publie. ‘The house has Tocontly Deon fitted At New Rochelle, on (Tuesday, August 9, Monenta | cisco, May 21, lat 24 42, lon 35 12 W. ith all the mod vernents, rnished ip McKay Hyatt, daughter of Stephen and Dorinds E,| Shi Blanchard, 14 days from Qeebee for London, ve hotel ft Abb; ry 00 lat, &c. ‘ip Telasear, Mitchell, hence (tay 0) for San Fran- ci:co, no date, &c, but prev te July letter from Capt Coleman, of whaleship Henry, of and for Nantucket, which was in lat 5 N, July 9, tity Atlantic, hence for New Orleans, Aug 4, lat 40 04, lon 71 40. A clipper Ue ime white, supposed the Snow Hyatt, aged six years. friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at four o’olock, without farther invitation. At the Elms, Throg’s Neck, on T: 9, Juua & Asn, daughter ef Thom: 18 yeare and 7 months. The friends ef the family are invited to attend her fu- Eui plan, and ¢ riotor his former quests, aud the travelling public | GEORGE W. HARPRL, RAMERCY HOTEL.—THIS ELEGANT AND FASH, onable hotel, corner of Broadway and Twentiot with its extensive additions, comprising over twe and twenty-five rooms is w ready for the accommodation of the public, Board $2 per day, or $10 por week ; Lodsing, y evening, August and Elizabeth Ash, neral, this afternoon, at five o'clock. ‘all, Bursley, henee (Feb'25) for San Francisco, was | fingle.room, with, break or week. ‘The proprietor On Wednesday, August 10, after a long and protracted tain Blareh 80; lat 10 43°8. 1on 96 21 owe | sepetatien son Sevvcinebowle Le DOMADLS illness, Hewry RBORN, aged 39 years and 6 montha, con of Rodolphus Dearborn, formerly of North Hampton, N. H. The friends of bis father, as well as those of bis bro- thers, Peter T. and John and Alexander, are reapectfull invited to attend hia funeral, at the residence of hi father, No 93 Third avenue, to morrow afteruooa, at two o'clock, cd further iN renee New Hampehire papers please copy. ednesday evening, August 10, Mr. Wiutiam Eames, Bark Seid Bin Sultan, 15 days from Salem for Zanzibar, Tune 14, nolat, &e. Bark Louise & Caroline, hence for Pernambuco, Aug 4, lat £9 26, lor 71 38. Brig Oynthia (Br), from Ardrossan for Providence, Aug 6, on coat . Brig R era) ea from Boston for St Domingo, ull lon , side ’ Foreign Ports. W2yERIEY, HOUSE, 697 BROADWAY, CORNER OF Fourth strest.—This having beom rofitted and gtd, Js prepared to permanent boarders and tronsfent visiters, in a style not to be surpassed by any tablishment in the city. W. J. RENALL, 007 Broadway. FURNITURE. RR A ‘ NAMELLED -AND COTTAGE FURNITURE. —SEPE On Wi Borxos Arres—In port Jnne 18, ship Gondola, for N ‘on $25 to $1,000. The Inegost assortment in the aged 40 years. York; schr Herry A Barling, for sale. nited States. Sets made in-mumber, eolor, and snedo, tc The friends of the family, and the members ef the soit all tastes. GILLIES & BYRNE. manufactarore, 64 Barvapors—Io port abt July 25, several Am schrs, sues 201808 by the Br brig Richard, at this | Broadway (@ few doors sbove Suring sirost. east side), me Northern Light 1 Aumnctory. Woe a) Grenne etront quested to attend h No. 348, I. 0. of 0. F., ral, this afternoon, at four are re ft t. o'clock, from his sate residence, No. 196 Madison strest. PF Cranmas Are July 21, brig Royal Sailor, Adams, HAVING COMPLETED [as | Portland 2th, bark fevant, Norden, Philadelphis. Si nabled to offer some of the 28th, bark Petrel, Avery, Cork; brig Yankee, Sturdivant, 4 & few of th a COTTAGE FURNITU MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Sierra Morena; 20th, bark Mary Dale, Mari delphia; 20th, brigs C A White, White. and A’Peters, ALMANAG FOR YEW YORE—TmS BAY. McFarlend, NYork; Aonian, Yates, and Civilian, Fosset’, ton. CIENFURGOS@—Arr July 28, bark Cabasa, Haven, Phila: delphia; brigs Buena Vista, Wines, Wilmington; @ W WARREN WARD, 144 Broadway. NAMELLED AND THE subsoribers invite the attention of purchasers to seis stock of fashionable durable er enites, from ~ 5 lesreom White street, three Port of New York, August 10, 1859, Lawrence, Fogerty, hence; Venus, Budley, Kingston, Ja | SPria'vess of roadways Deslerieabippeee aud the trate _— Sid 26th, brigs Neptune, Upton, Boston; Kingalok (Br) * i 5. { CLEARED. eee RYork. ith, terke Herriot & pets, He | eras Cmuaberst Vee WARWICK dona Steamsbipr—Loulsiana, Smith, Brazos and Gal Jems, and Deney, Averill, NYork; schr Jas N Muir, Booze, Maman Sageoms Clark, New Osieana, WT Frorts, Comet In port July 11, bark John Winthro) ipe—| ison, O1 ew ; Anna FANTINOPLE—In por ‘aly 1, bark Jo! in Ps LARET WIN: STILL A FEW HUNDRED CASES Tift, Linsoott, Mobile, F H Fosdick; Oregon (82), MeDo: | Blanchard, for Boston 2 days, 4 of table, olar tt the y" Carpera (Chile)—Arr June 18, ship Bur! , Cook, Shielde, Eng. via Valparaiso for Panama, with coal for prices. ‘These wi ill be gold by the gle once or 100 cases by Wm. H. Undertill, Bro: Genuine schiedam schnapps in stone and glass. nald, Quebec, Barclay & Livingston; J A Westervelt, ied Liverpool. Teylor & Ritch; Star of the West, 6. Liver, S$ Thompson & Nephew; Agnes, Tarlton, | Steam Nav Co; 27th, bark Crusoe, Bisbee, hence 152 street. Feet vetted (tommy; Catgen, Bremen, Heschen & | “Pavunimary July 80, decks Frasblin (Fx), Reoend, PROFRIRTORS OF HOTRLA, Ay THE DIFFEREN: — lenchen vANA—, 2%, Unkart; Cherokee, Coffin, & John, NB, Brett, Vore Oo; | Boston; lst, Emma ¥’ Chase, Chase, Osrdenan: brig wateri at tthe gomndry, ary re Mayflower, Duell, Montevideo, Hy. Trowbridge & Sons; J | Faany (Belg), Schotty, henoe “Aug 8, ateamahip ro Fee rect madkes poles. which wo French, Baltimore, Nesmith & Sens. kee, ir, do (a3 roceed same day for NOrleans). 1s to eash Wepre tbela, ‘Wasa, Philsdelphia, Peck & Churdh; R | S10'80, bark Odd Fellow, Hiliot, Portland; brige Sara RS & CHAMBERS, Importers, $00 Brosdway. B Lawton, Crane, Newport, P V King & Co; James Wal- | Thorndike, Day, Charleston: R Bingham, Hoffman, N —HOCKHSIMER, J RUDESHEIMER, lace, Foster, Cherry field, Smith & Boynton; 8 P | York; Sista Aug 1, barks Lizzie, Loud, ann, Cowes; no am, PC pEsuare ; } 5 16 hitney Ales Se emaadbmeameateiniids °° 5” ites, Melon ell, NOrleans; edhe Kawa " ° ERS, $00 Broadway fchrs—Laura Jane, Sherman, New Bedford, master; | Dor neidau } igs Leontine, Merryman, an’. ort ~ “4 oro, Thomas, Beautort, Bateman & Rudderow; azoft, | NYork; 24, Somers. Watson, Charleston. (li Ist, rigs wae Bat a Galecar, Norfolk, ma a forimer, Wile Somers, Wataon, Charleston; 24, Marshall, Boan, NYork ey rare t: $s iner & Potter; ) Newbern, is gua. n honso, 101 jac ty Holmes, Teresa Jane (Br), Gaidacr, Eleuthera, © Ackerly; | Hoxg Korg—In port May 19, ship Architect, Hodges oleia the market. 490 Broome street, PPh $70,000 Sera Sai tes $10,000. aan Oa MEAG, ot soicreeenen tan Meee $10,000 "AX"=2=72,cABRY opt 4 "Bow fitable nature. Bavance, or otherwise @ share in 2,615, Peat Ofhee. RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN from £1 and w ble at sight, eee oN yt nit 08. 5 agents for Ldveapeol and London packet ships. nYTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF e u , for sanftecrs of the Kdgeworth Company, elected Jane 7th, President—Benjamia L. Allen. Directors—Bosjemin L. Allen, Boston. Mass. ‘Gardiner G. Hubbard, Boston, Mase. XL Jongph L. Movs, Philadel phis, Pemn. E. 8. I omag rr eona jess. * E. E. Davison, Boston, Mass. “Bs denten, Rosary’ Mass. ER ct Treasuror and (lerk—James C. Duna. ‘The Directors of the Edgeworth Company,in making thele Fifth Annual Report, tified in belug ale to express the opinion, that never since the formati mof the Company, has jperty been more valuable, or its prospects more avlored capital of the Company fe three hundred eapital o my aided into sheres of the par. value of ry our assets. ‘The Edgeworth Company now owns, after deduo! the one hundred acres of Malden Highlan: mnveyed for divi- co gmake, ae exoluding streets, about ¢) "Tho Trial Balance and Exhibit here following, from the Treasurer's books, shew the one atats of the Com- 9 property, an: of ot a chare. baad Are ‘Bay June 1, 3858. ok. + «$206,000 Dividend No. 1 Dividend No. School at Ed, $358,221 $368 2m EXHIBIT OF THE ASSETS OF THE EDGEWORTH COMPANYS JUN: 7, 40 acres land on the railroad and foanal, oqual to 1,742,400 square feet, at 5 $87,120 00 42,471 00 117,612 00 174 240 00 reattttliss gine esig er aise BS os outstanding land sorip for” div Wastes. 1,261 SY--$410,180748 Tadin rubber factory snd madiinery, MOR icatas 29,098 75 ‘Stock in Saugus Branch Railroad, 80 hares, sa} Stock in M Vien ele 48,700 00 81,584 62 shares, at $1] 04 per share... The results of the thorough’ invest 1,765 96 ation ordered by the ny in 1852, accountant up te new and improved account books have pened, and stock accounts completely balanced. At the last meeting, the stockholders confirmed a dividend of two dollarsa share inland, One hundred acres of the Edgeworth property, to meet dividends, were oom- nd ree tras xeyed, all lotted out, and with streets made, to ‘Messrs. B L, Allen, G.G. Hubbard, and Sam). ‘and those entitled to the dividends, recei refo chlands Company. of thove orders at their moa zt ertised for th: ret Tues in June, perty consists o Motabove lands; represented by twenty thousand shaass, at four dollars s share.* Agreeably to the recommendation of the Stockholders, the directors have purchased for the company, contiguous to their other property, upwards of sixty acres ‘of very valua- ble building land, near whita runs the Saugus Bravch and Boston Railroad, and negotiations are in pro, for run- ning the road through these lands, and erec! station there. ‘Thi: qpuyonase will enable the company to concentrate forts, end derive the entire advantage of all improve- ments made upon their property. ‘The company’s lands consist of beautiful building land the geographical centre of the flourishing towa of Mal sloping west and south from a hei: ht of rixty foot on Main street to three railroads—the Boston and Maine, the Medford branch, and the Saugus and Eastern, and their stations within four minutes walk—and to @ navig: necting is with the watersof Boston harbor, on and twenty foct wide and ten fest deep, running for t thirds of a mile through the centre of Edgeworth—and of e plain lying along each side of these railways and canal, with railroad trains passing and re-passing, ant stopping thirt; nine times daily, being only nine mi of Boston, and with omnibusses ranning to aad from Some of the lands are now ocsupied by, and alk ly ads) orts of factories, in the jourse with the city, the id porte @ direotors, and which are ent necessary, are:—Tha making of foot-walks bordered with trees, on the jome of the other lands; ths im: 1 the lots on the rising land of hi some residences by thecompany themselves for to builders; tho building of a dyke alo 6 ths Malden canal, so as to turn all of the marsh into upland: f a foot-walk from Edgeworth to the city of and the crection of another railway station, may be seen the fine brick buildings of the chine Company; the buildings of the Maldem the extensive buildings of Wobster. & Co.'s tent Leather Facto: the large brick and wooden buildings of the Maiden Manufacturing Company Rubber Works; the planing mill in progress of at the lumber wharf of Otis Cufts, on the canal all requiring from five hundred to one thousand por- fons, who must havo houses at or near Kdgeworth. There is here a village already commenced, with its ste tions and reading rox i its thirty or fort; ae Pro: Al ishm: all this property, business and population, is witl of three quarters of a mile, ia whieh the Edgewor pany still porsess the most convenient sites for many more such factories, and beautiful house lots of those conrected with t residences with fine pros] for the dwellings factories, or desiring village ts, air and water. All these are within four and five miles of Bostou, by two rail- d four and a half miles only by am excellent oar- and between the active and rapidly i n and Medford, wi where woll I half cents and s mo even as bigh as twenty and centsa square foot. The compa mar ufacturi: a cash surplus to mal ishments that may be tl ds, and to make adv rr the company’s operatio: . still further rise of the land; and a rapid incresse in the value of the property, is inevit: This season has opened with numerous applications for lots for owel ings «nd for factories. All of which is respectfully submitted. Edgeworth Company's ofhce, No. 3 Traveller building. State street, Boston, June 7, 1888, *Norr.—This company was duly organized by the choica 4 of Directors :—G. G. Hubbari, Bos~ 1 Kettell, Boston, (Treasurer); 'B in Stoddard, Clinton Hotel, N, ge; B, 8. Converse, Maldon: and jum} ston. The office is at No. 3 fraveller Build ings, Stat reot, Boston. ONEY.—PERSONS WANTING MONE any amount of J. HANREY, 289 Broad Reade street. Cash advances Gamonds, Y @AN G! way Jowelr; tc] nal welry, wal oaks, y foods, plate, "oe aay Other vate: sk. hardware, ables. N. B.—A!l trao: hours from ¥ to 4 ONEY.—@a85 ADVANCES MADE ON DRY GOODB, docks, stettonery, ne strictly copidential. Ofee aroct segars, hardware, ptanos, waters jows ” Ln epee an COD gE erty , in gums 60 bu oR, tf Second flove. Office hours trim 9A. M.to SPM. OF, OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 78 Brosdway, New York, July 30, 1863.—The se yenth instalment of tsn dollars on ouch share of the in- srensed capital stock of the above company will be payable on the let jay of Soptember next. By ordor of the Boprd, A, HOFFMAN, Treasuret._ a BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO, on London, My and the princie the Upited Staten, in sume to sult. Col 1 eoods prom remitted. Refer to a raw ‘merioan Exohange Hanh, Movers. Dancsa, Shermam ‘ow York. EMITTANCE! 20 SEOLAND, IBEL ARE AND SCOT. ious pausar aunts Muse erate eres ik of , ‘ompany of Ire~ d, ond he Natioual’ Bank of Scotland, at slit, and Im mio Viek DROVHERS, Ne. 74 Wall streot, cor. Pearl MAKE APPLICATION UNLESS and want the chance. A roturned een in California sevoral years, wtshee ont with a man of good addross a1 , tondvance & small amoznt of money for publishing a 6 yon rity ths purpose o! 1 book of groat interes the Gaiifornian Gold Fever, Lifo in California, aod many other thin, go with th hor through ti sell the book, and delivor lecturos on arenes the sounteys can be made fn yery lucrative business, and worthy’ of tha Best, Address Author, Herald office. ‘ANTED TO BORROW—TWO HUNDRED Winey aotises, for whion beard. ant coheed of rooms will be yiven. Tho hours cont improvements, nnd is situated in the mi of the elty: None but a gensloman need answer, addrees # line to J. D., Union Square Post Office, ue and onrteaath streak.” iy red a le oon ie to the stookholdsre se tks iW, ‘bo olosed until thes 0. RICHARDSON, ENTRA PAY, XTRA PAY.~—ALL ¥; %. NAVY SAILORS WHO sorvod in any United States vossel in the Paaitic at UUme frem 1846 to 188%, m Promptly obtain thelr dou EN fey Poreeg 8.Navy, 20 South Williaa, ‘keeet, ba . i