The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1853, Page 8

itu - of office ex Chief Ju > 2 = flerenade of the Danish Man-of-War. leave that city with the accused and an: whee aRW YORK COMMON COUNCIL, Brooklyn The Seandinavian Glee Club, a new organisation of the | be wasfell upon and besten to death. Dears Cavamp ‘the accused parties returned to the city, and escured [OFFICIAL ‘The wife of Mr. Andrew snes of this country, last night welcomed their coun- | th to the murdered man. Mark- nd Degraw stecet, aear rrsem to our harbor by « splendid serenade. At about Fe fees te this city, ly by Monday night, by Keldlock P. M, the club assembled at $8 Greenwich | » large chess which he brought slong a Stated Sesston. < oe explosion eet, the Danish heed qu:rters in this city, and thence | V2 ce, too German, Besnding Seated | Prese saraahaumecans Ausanemm, Ages tL tase, | the wae prepares no date) Eaterprise, Cubs. ocseded in their bosts te row te the sloop of war where the hed | Assistan' Aldgrmen Brown. Tals, ltabbatt, Broaden, Wood- gti’, ont See eee, FatuouTi—Arr July Marmion, Jackson, Havana ge. ‘Two boats were engaged, in each of which was The prisoner was con- | F170, Gruwierd, OKesk eal hoes whi bayer “Gammoct dsr July 27, Luconla, Staffers, WYork. - vaxiod « transparency representing the Danish oolots— | "von Suspicion Owner W he At | By Auistant Aldermen haze thas gas lampede placed | otbers in the house but thar aid came too Giasgow-—Arr July 26 bediae,. Sid te red fisg with the white cross. As soon as the day light yesterday morning. oficer Manes ofthe tints in Twenty Ofth street, between Righth and Nith avenues. | any svail, and the poor woman was li 26th, Tenaro, Barstow, NYork; 27th, John Wiley, Beok- gmpany approached the vessel they struck up a | werd police, ‘ three men,calling themselves pee crisp. Sbe survived but a sher pled ‘Arr Joly 21, Sllenzio, Ne ational air to tbe Danish fag, which rolled over the | fim name; Jobn Schmict and Joha Shore, having in | or commitico on Sowsrer Te concur for sewer in Cher- wens ae Gravaaatoe ay July 28, Wigrame, Thartell, Nork. rood expanse of waters with « most delightful melody. | up, on whieh was labelled "Charles Taylor. family hams, | 17 see, from No. 96 to Franklin square; te conour for con. | Wednesda) u:on the bo Haves ars July 28, Ravenswood, Johnvon, NOrieaue; ipoa the sloop they were evidently expected, as theerew | Coverington, Kentucky. 20 H.”” The accused partion | White street "Hoth adcpted, exch LY the ioliewiag vores | pne, ond was run Over and 21th, Globe, Baker, do. Sid 24th, Paquebot des Mera du - wered the casio were on their way to the Five Points, when stopped by Affirmative—The Pi sare. Brown, Tait, Mabbatt, ‘beck, Sua, Trajin, San Francisco; 27th, Arcadia, r- ore arranged forward, and ans he of the | the officer at the corner of Reade and Contre streets. The | Breaden, Woodwai Bouton, McGown, Stewart, | Fistbush avenue. A diff and U states. lub with the full chorus of sli oa board. The Club rowed | prisoners were taken before Justice Bogart, who Wheelan Barker, Mogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and MoCon: | gq. Hampurc—arr July 25; Astrea Johnson, Calcutts. avers! times around the vessel, at intervals giving some | them up forexamination The proj can be neon by Liverrool— Arr Jul: RK 8 svorite cational air, which was promptly responded to vy those on board. Seon after the arrival of the Clab the first incommand @ board, Lieut. HepeMan, came forward and said, in the oish language : —* Gentlemen and countrymen, ourcom- sander, Capt. Botcber, is at present on a visit to Niaga cm Fouls, ard as the First Lreuteuant, I am at present in ofthe sp [i grieves me, gentiemen, that I am wot to ask you (o step on board, and to welcome you ww cordially as my feelings dictate; but the rules of the Yanish ¢ervice we vot to ve brokep. They forbid the ‘eception of visiters in the evening, after the bagi an- soupcing the hour of nie o'clock, has sounded, I must, Amezefore, content wy elf wih proposing three cheers or the Danes of North America ”” ‘The crew on board resyoaded to this centiment with vethusiasm, apo, in answer, the club sent up three seerty hip, bip burrabs for * Deunebrog,” or the Danish iter a few more songs by the crew and the Glee Club, the latier propored “three cheers for the Saga, its of- ‘igers and crew '’ The echo of the leat huzza had scarce- ly diea awey before the whole ship stood illuminated by che glare of fieworks. Upon every yard arm, and upon Be ‘boweprit ard stem, men were stationed, unnoticed oy the Club threugh the darkness. When the above seatiment, ccmplimentary to the ship and her crew, was given. at a signal from the acting commander, every am fired his torch, and immediately beautiful lights were streamirg from every portion of the vessel, from the aull to the mizen ceak. Soonafter, Mr. Sandre: mem- ber of the Club, extended aminvitation to the officers of the vercel in the following words:—‘“‘Officera of the Saga--I rave been call+d upon by the members of our society to ask you to do us the bonor of being our guests, at an excur- sien which we propore to give om Thursday next. We reed net asrure you that the presence of the representa- sives of Our Dative land will add much to the enjoyment af this our svnval feast.” ‘Lasvt. Hepeman said, in reply: *‘ As soon as our com- @ander return», I will communicate to him the kind in- ritation you have given us, and I doubt not that he will avail a Be maak pres be peated to ee y reeable opportunit; partaking of your hos- ities.” An adieu was thea sung by ‘both the wew of the Saga and the Glee Club, and, at its clore. the boats of the serenaders rowed away, both parties cheering and waving their hats parting Carstensen, valutation. On hoard we uoticed Mr. George the arcbitect of the Nex York Crystal Palace, and among the members of the club was his brother, Mr. Frederick Jarstenren. The club returned home, and at the Danish Mead quarters in Domivick street, they made themselves merry till the “witching ‘hour of night.” All appeared sathusiastic in paying their tribute of esteem to their bre- thren while cn this visit to their adopted homes. Several toasts were propcsed to the press, by Mr. Carstensen, and to the Unifed 3 ates by Mr. Sandrue, who gave, “The American Repubiic the oply nation on the globe, which cam boast of a Wa-hington, and the oaly nation which cam point toa Washington’s grave.” ‘The Late Chief Justice Jones. THE FUNEBAL SEKVICE. Yesterday afternorn the funeral service, of the Protes- taat Episcoyal form of religion, was read over the re- mains of the late Chief Justice Jones, at the Church of the Annuxcistion, situated in West Fourteenth street, between the Sixth and Seventh avenues. The coffin, comtaining the remains of the venerable deceased, was borne inte the church previously to the commencement ef the service and placed in front of the communion table, the following gentlemen, friends of the deceased, peting 02 pall bearers:— Hon. Julian C. Verplanck, —R. D, Weekes, Hon Judge Duer, George W. Strong, Maltby Gelst n, Joba Adams, Stephen Whitney, Joba Anthon, The coffin was a metallic one. having an opening at the upper part of the lid, enclosed with glass, through which the head and face of the venerable. deceased could be distinctly seen. He had evidently broken down considerably before his death, for the features were very much altered, as if the last few years had made great imroads upon his constitution. There was no other orna” ment about the coffia bats small s'lver plate, with the Sollewing inscription engraved upon it in the common writing, or what was formerly kaown as the Italian eoosoccooe coco ODO ODOC RDS SAMUEL JONES, Born May 26, A D. 1770, Died August 9, 1858. Poocoo CSD oSOAD0D0000000000 The ation was not very large, owing, no doubt, to the absence of eo large a namber of members of the lege} profession at this season of the yoar from the city. Ameng those present wa the Hon Luther Bradish, ?resi- dent of the Historical Soc'ety,and there were reveral ladies likewise in atteodance ut the religious ceremony. The introductory verses with which the funerai ) ace cording to the ritus! of the Prote-tant Episcopal Charch, ips, were read by the Rev. Dr. Haight, an Assistant Mipister of Trinity Uburch, who likewise read the lesson which is always the sume on such occasions, namely, a part of the 1éth chapter of St Paul's Epistle t» the Co- rimthians, beginning at the 20th verse. The burial ser- vioe sas read by the Rev. Dr. Seabury, Rector of the church in which the ceremonies were held, the ex Chief Suatice Joves having been religiou:ly connected with both the churcves of Trinity asd of the Annunciation. At the time of his decease he waa s vestryman of the former, aad bad been the senior warden of the chureh of the An ausciation from the time of its organization in 1838 uatil nia desth § The remains of the deceased will be conveyed inebeck, via the Hudson river railroad, where ately interred. We cannot, however, » to piss by without offering a tribute ef respect to the memory of the decaased, woo, in his Ufetime, was a stribivg example of the simplicity of our republican ine ons, After the expiration of his term Jone: returned to the prastice of his profeesicn; snd the venerable Judge who had so lately filled the bench wight be seen pleading before the ‘bench that be bad former'y occupied as a private advo- este. The freedom of a country where its public officers returm to private life, and their eriginal occupations, ka Ciseianatus to his plough, can never be in danger— Lite perpetua, ecooe ° ° e e ° The House Painters. A meoting of the House Painters’ Association was held inet evening, at Military Hall, for the purpose of hesring the report of the committee appointed at the last meet Img te take into consideration the propriety of a general steike. At half-past eight o’clock the meeting was called to exéer, and, in the absence of their President, Mr. John Hglich was chosen chairman, and Stewart Bannon vice chairman, on the occasion. ‘The commitiee appointed reported immediately after the opening of the meeting, and drew up the following resolution as their report:— Resolved, That the committee deem it advisable to re. commend to the weeting the propriety of a general ststke, on Monday next, ia order that the established | cate of wages, namely, two doliars per day, may be wainteired The Cualnaax then announced that the above resolu- tien was open before them for adoption or rejection. ‘Mr. Prmce Connrit then rose, and said that the asso- ’ elation were deceived. Rot by the bosses alone, but by their follow work: who would work for less than they did, and conse! ly the bosses were not to blame if they aia get mem who would work for fourteen shillings day. at niember rose and asked the chairman what they meant by a general strike. ‘The Charman then explained to the meeting the meening of the resolution. He said that on Monday, if the bosses would not pay two dallars per day that their workmen. they should at once s1 but in those shops where the bosses were giving two dollars, the mea should |, a8 & matter of course, at ‘Mr, McAGwes then addressed the meeting, and ar- gued that the society should get Mandbilis printed entreating thoee men who worked for fourteen shillings day, to strike for two dollars. If they could not get men to strike with them, it would be cf no use to i ii do anaythi farthet in the matter. The speater had been on » strike for seven weeks, and had gai.ed nothing by it, as he had lost seventy-five dellars by ube operation, epent all his morey besides. suggested the idea of working the ” ag he colied them, out, by working for foar. shillings » day. They would, being good workmen, out who were bad workmen and would s than $2 per de: There were too many im the city, and it was their business to out of their places, ard by that means clear of the city. Then the society could, without ~ demand $2 per day, ard they would get It. “Te. icAcwrs then came forward, and made a long in favor of striking, and demanding an advance per day. Cuamaman then read the resolution of the commit- a oe flight amendments, was almost unsnimous! jopter the meeting then adjourne:. Police Intelligence. Charge of the Ninth ward po- Wednesday ao ped ® young man — ‘Lawson, on a charge rglariously entering t of Mr. Jobn Spicer and steallng thoretiom, other articles valued at $40 and upwarda, of the burglary two other suspicious cha- ‘wore arrested by the efficers, on a cl of be- joes, ard thtee were taken before Jus- ‘The evidence of guilt was manifest against others, however, the evidence did not im- clearly, acd the mogiatra e dismissed the a, ogee Be. sent them for a ene! penitentiary, as vagrants characters, = atti a i inj fee z.. i ity by officer Woed, of ol officer Taggart, of Puiindelpbia, who Offerder to this city. The accused, aiding in causiog the death who it apponre waa induged to it > Pad to Captain Brennan, Sixth ward station house, Arrest on Suspicion.— Officer Keefe, one of the Chief's aids, last eo arrerted « genteel looking man. whom he found at the Irving House, cn a charge of being coa- cerned in the rebbery of a large amount of oe ets, estimated at upwards of $1,500. In the pares the accured # quantity of pawn tickets was found show- ing pledges of +ilk goods to the amount of $500. The accused was taken before the Chief of Police, who de- tained him in custody ia order to more fally investigate the whole affair. Charge of Stealing Sand.—A cartman nawed Patrick Durley was arrested on Wedvesday charged with stealiag a large quantity of sand. valued at $100 and upwards, the property of Mr Jotn Ward, Jr., residing in 144th street, Dear Sixth avenue. accused it seems, hus from time to time stolen the sand from the preuises of the complainant, and when arrested admitted his guilt. Toe accrsed was a before Justice Stuart, who held hia to bail in the sum of $1,000, in default of which he was committed to prison for trial. . Coroners’ Inquests. SUICIDE BY SHOOTING HIMSELF WITH A PISTOL. Coroner Hilton yesterday heid aa inquest, at No 53 Frankfort street, on the body of Alexander Morel, a na- tive of France, aged about 33 years, who committed sui- cide by shooting himself through the left lung with » istol. * Eugene More) sworn, asys—The deceased is not a rela- tive to ved in this cicy together in the steam- ship Georgia, from Panama, abont two weeks since We were triends together, and I paid his passage here, he bad bo morey Sas Randy, eonchtihiay af ile oack child, are reéeiding in London; he bad just recovered from the a- nama lever, which had left him melancholy; he was very feeble; we cceupied the same room together, and I at- tended to him; between pine and ten o'clock last evening I was awoke by # nie which I eupposed was a gunshot, and smelt powder; I got up, end found the deceased lying in bed on his back, thot through the breast in the region. of the heart; I asked him if he had shot himself becau-e he wanted to die; the pi:tol now exhibited to me I found on the table by his bedside; the was discharged; he died in about fifteen minutes Dr. T. Lalanne «orn, suys—I was called to nee deceas- ed; he was shot through the lef¢ breast, near the vipale; the ball passed through the Ieft tung and Jodged in the opporite;side to the entrance, under the integument on e back; he died in about ten minutes after: He told me he had shot himself, because he wanted to die Dr. Thos C. Fiunell sworn, saye—I extracted the ball from under the integuments on the back of deceased, opposite the eighth rib; it had pasced through the base of the right lung, causing profuse hemorrhage into the ehest, which was the immediate cause of death. Emile Dapjon sworn, says—I arrived in company with the aeceaved in the steamer Georgia; [ slept in the same room with him; I was not in tne reom at the time he shot bimself; the pi-tol now shown me is mine; F left it on the mantie piece in the room where we slept; it was loaded wit! ball The Jury reidered the following verdict—‘' That da- ceased came to his death by shooting himself through the left lung.” COUPS DE SOLEIL. Corover Hilton yesterday held an inquest at 304 Green- wich street. on the bedy of James Kelly, aged 34 years, a rative of Ireland, who came to his death by exposure to the heat of the sun. Catharine Kelly sworn, says—I am wife of the deceased; erked along shore; yestercay afternoon, about three o'clock. he came home sick; be complained of great heat .| and dullneer, and a burning sensation about the stomach; 1 did not think him in a dangerous condition; he died suc denly, between seven and eigkt o’clock in the evening. The deceased, it seems, was at work on board the ship Mary Clark, lying at pier 10 North river. A verdict was rendered of, ‘ Death caused by congestive apoplexy, from over exertion and exposu'e to the heat.’’ Yesterday, Coroner O'Donnell held an inquest at No. 6 Bowery, at the drug store of Wm. Cliff, on the body of an usknown map. aged about 42 ears, who died suddenly Dy a coup de soleil. Raymond Gravesend sworn, says—This morning about 10 o’ciock, I saw the deceased brought from a etage into the drug store ; he was then iosevsible and helpless ; he died soon after. Hyslop sworn, eays—I was called to visit the de ceared at this place; I found bim in a dying condition; from bis appearence [ amo: the opinion that death was caused by coup de soleil. A verdict was rendered by the jury of “Death caused by a coup de soleil.” Corover O'Donnell yesterday held an inquest at a house in Tkirty-severth strect between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, on the b-dy of James Wordland, aged 34 years, a native of Ireland, who came to his death by exposure to the heat of the sun. Charles Brennan sworn, says—The deceased and my- self were employed by Mr. Galligan, (the plumber,) puttieg down the Croton water in the Buhth avenue, near Twenty-fifth street; abou: three o'clock this after- noon I saw the deceased pick up the tools and start on his way home ; he left someof his clothes bebiod him ; I thought be was not then in his senses; we came on towards Thirty afth street, and he fell in the street; a crowd gathered round him, and ina short time an officer took bim to the Twentieth ward police station house, where he died The jury rendered a verdict of ‘Death caused by a coup de solett.”” THE CASE OF JAMES WILLING. Coroner Wilhelm yesterday neld the inquest on the bedy of James Willing, the sailer who died at the hospi- tal om Wednesday, in consequence, as was supposed, of a revere beating and violence inflicted on him by a man named Engene Sullivan. It appears now, by the evideace before the jury, that the deceased came to hia death by injuries in acc'dentally falling out of a window into an ares at his lodging house. A verdict was rendered in accordance with the above facts. SCALDED TO DRATH. Coronor Wilhelg on Wednesday held an inquest at 218 West Forty-third street, on the bey of a boy named Pat- rick Kearley, aged thirteen years. a native of Ireland; who came to bis death by accidentally falling into a tub of calding water, in the carpet factory of Mr. Higgins, in Forty third street. Andrew Kearley sworn raya, that on Tuerday evening at about five o’clock. a man cailed at my house and told me that abcy bad met with an accident in Mr. Higgins’s carpet factory, avd that be came to look for his father; when he told me the name, I informed him that I was the father; I went with him, and on going down Forry- third street we met the ¢eceased; he was being car: ie tte: men to my house. be was then alive, and com- plained of much pain; » physician was sent for, who ate tended and prescribed for him; he died at about ten o’ciock that night. The deceased was considerably scalded, and I am informed it occurred by his falling into a tub of hot water. ‘A verdiet was rendered of death caused by sealds, re- ceived by accicentally fallirg into a tub of hot water, at the carpet factory of Mr. Higgins, at the foot of Forty- third street, North river. DEATH BY THE RUPTURE OF A BLOOD VESSEL. Coroner Wilhelm on Wednesday, heid an inquest at cor- per of Peventh avenue and Wert Fifteenth rtreet, on the body of Bridget Winn, aged thirty years, « native of Ire lead, who enmse to ber Geath by the load of Book from srudden rupture of a large vein in the right leg. The deceased, it seems, was in the street when the rupture ‘teok place, and died im about fifteen minutes after. A verdict Was re'urned according to the above facta, DEATH BY AN OVERDOSE OF PAREGORIC Corcner Wiibem Jast Weenesday held an inquest at 45 Laurens treet, on the body of an infant three months old, nsmed Henry Peterson, who came to its death by ap overdose of paregoric. administered to him by his mother, she being ignorant of ita effects. The mother testified that before she went down to work she placed the child in the cere of a Mrs. Hodges, but before leaving bim she gave him a teaspoon full of’ paregoric, in order to keep him quiet until her retura. On her return the child was in convulsions and soon after died. A verdict was returned accordingly. i DEATH BY FALLING FROM A BUILDING. Coroner Hiltoa was called to hold an inquest on Weds day on the body of Thomas McDonnell, a laborer. who acci- dentally fell from the fifth story of a new buildiag, situ ated at No 496 Kighth avenue, receiving a fatal injury. The deceared was taken to his residence, No. 245 West Thirty ninthstreet. An inquest will be held op the body this day. mn Gossip. [Frem the scar, August 9 ] We bear that a Mr. Wilder, of New Orieans, has pre- sented claims for the bounty Jands due the regiments of blacks who served during the last war in defeace of New Orle There can belittle doubt, we presume, that iment avd their heirs and aseigns are duly en- titied under the law. The law makes no difference as to the color of those who have regularly served this govern ment in war, granting the reward to all—white, [adian and colored according to service and grade. We pre ‘nat if these claims are substantiated by ths idence usually required, they will be promptly honored at the Pevrion Bureau. The Seeretary of the Interior's last trip to New York is now enid in Washington to have been undertaken to obtsin information concerning international affairs in Europe rot to be bad here, or at all except throngh in- vestigations cautiously made by a government officer in high porition, “ p Asswult on the foreign ministar, recently occurring in Charleston, was upon Mf. Sartiges, Louis Napoleon’s representative. We hear that he was very roughly handled by the crowd of hackmen, who did not know of Mabe privileges, @ Postmaster General left Washin, this mornii for Philadelphia, He was to have cornea dey or tee 0, but was prevented by indisposition. Mr. First Ag. stant Postmaster General Hobvie is the provisional Postmaster General in bis chiefs absence; the porson hclding bis position being the only oificer msde by law in such cares the temporary head of a department of the government Frem the Republic, August 10 ] About a thourand Jand warrants for military service were insned to Creek Indians by the late administration - fectetary McCleligui has re‘ased to allow claima of character. i a bene — ag the opinion that no provision The President, it ts understood, contemplates sending a special agent to Minnesota, to assist Governor Gormaa in investigating the enormous Indian frauds committed there. Daniel Van Vorbis has been ited Postmaster at Brooklyn, New York. vice G. 5. Sibtean rem Unaee the Lge 4 notice Ce gee by the Secretary of the Treasury, the outstan mmment stecks eRe ST Tate ans wae meee a to the Nether- Inds, is new in the city. ree ‘Washingto ke; Uf Committes on Roads—In favor of purchasing wall and in 111th strect. between Third and Fourth avenues, ;im favor of regulating and grading Third ween Sixty-first and Kighty-seoond streets, Both Adopted, exch by the following vote — Affiirmative—The President, 5 Breaden, Woodward, Wheelas, Barker, Kon ey— Of Committeo on Wharves, &e.—To concur to sink « blook at foot of 13lrt street, North rive?, between th mt bulk: head and the ell. adopted by t! wing vi The President, Messrs, Brown, Tait, Mab in Woodward, Bunt, Bouton, MoGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and Mevon: oy—16. COMMUNICATION. tion to certsin sunk City Inspector, apd that no ordinance for the Buissncos bas heen presented by him directly since the commencement of his Accepted, ordered on f FEOM BOARD OF ALDERMEN. From Bureau of Assessment, with sssesement list abate: of to this Board Affirmatiy jrown, Tait, Mab- batt. Breaden, Woodward, Hunt, Bouton, McGown, Stew art, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and Me- Cc President, Assistant Aldermen Brown, Tait, Mabdbatt, Breaden, Woodward, Hant, Bouton, Mc- Gown, Stewart, Wheelan, Barker, Kogers,’ Crawford, 0'- Keefe’ and McConkey—16. Reports—In favor of enclosing vacant lots on south s of Sixtecnt® street. between Fifth and Sixth favor of fixgeing sidewalks in Eighteenth street, bet Fifth and sixth avenues; in favor of confirming the award of the contract for regulating and grading Filtioth street, from Fifth to Lexington avenues, to the highest bié der Philip Foley; in favor of authorising Anthony, Lawrence Co to lay a turnout from Hudson river railroad, in Tomth avenne, at Tweifth street, to their marble yard. to Committee on Streets Of Committee on Cleaning Streete—In favor of contract: ing them out by districts. To Committee on Streets. ort—In favor of issuing to William Johnston & dupli- cate lease cf lot purchased at an assessment sale, Con- cnrred in. Reporte—In favor of paying James Donnelly $145 70 for oul vot provided for in contract in 1851; in favor of appro- Priating $6.90 06 for rebuilding Essex market; in favor of Feduoing, valuation to New York sutual Ini e Compa ny from $199,251 to 237,999. All to Committee on Finance. Report—In favor of paying Mr. Senoir $50 for funerais to Now Work volunteers. To Committee on Arts and port—In favor of relieving N. $. Byrdeall from assoss- mont for sewer in Madison street. To Committeo on As- seasments. keports of Committee on Public Health, on commu tions from the City Inspector, in favor of filling up certs low and sunken lots. All concurred in, each by tne follow- ing vote ‘Atirmative—The President, Mossrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Breaden, Woodward, Hunt, Bouton, McGcwn, Stew- art, Whelan, Barker, Kogers,’ Crawford, O'Keefé, and eConkey—16, Oftame—in favor of filling in low and sunken lots on Mock bounded by Thirty-ninth and Fortieth stroets and Ninth and Tenth avenues. Concurred in by the following vote :— Affirmative- The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Breaden, Woodward, Hunt, Bouton. McGowa, Stew- =e Me Barker, Rogers, Crawford, O'’Keefo, and jcCon ke: In favor of paying Dr. Be Forrest's bill of $17 00 for sor- vicos at First wad stntion house, Conourred in. Resolution—That six-inch water pipes be laid iu Forty- pinth street, frem Third to Lexington avenue. Concurred Comwunication from the Street Commissioner, with varl- ous estimates and awards of contracts. Concurred in the following vote:— ‘Afirmstive—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt. Breaden, Woodward, Hunt, Bouton, MoGown, Stew: art, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and Me- Konbey—I6. Resolution—That the books, stationery, &c., conveyed by the Public School Society to the city, be subject to the order of the Bourd of Education. Concurred in Reeolution—That crosswalk in Fifth street, on wost side of avenue D, be raised and repaired. Coneurredin, Resolution—That permits for obstruction of streets during ervction of buildings, &e,, be hereafter granted by the Com- missioner of Streets’ and Lamps, (tho Street Commissioner having no power todraw means to remove obstructions,) and that a record be kept of such permits. Concurred in, Granting petition to have name and list of firemen chang ed (it being a wistake,) from Britton to McDonald. To Com- mittee on Fire Department. Kesolution—To have the carrisgeway in Fourth strect, from First to Second avenue, repaired. Concurred in. Resolution--That crosswalks at corner of White and Cen- reets be repaired. Concurred in. at Thirty-tbird street, from Eighth to Tenth avenue, be lighted with gas. Concurred in. Resolution— That Greenwich and Washington streets, be- tween Battory Place and Libert: all ths inter- secting streets between Broad d West street, for the fame distance, be repaired. Conourred in. Kesolution—To abate nuisance at city property,"153 Frank lin street and corver of North Moore strect and West yy. Concurred in Kerolution—That Hamilton street, from Catherine to be repaired; that cross walks from South stroct to ferry, be repaired: that the court room corner of be painted, cleaned and repaired. All concurred in. Resolution—That cross walks corner of Cross and Mul- berry streets be repaired. Concurred in. Accepting invitation to attend ual excursion of the Mecha. ics’ Association. Concurre Resolution—zhat the interest of $ t the rate of seven Rer gent per annum, be paid to the children of the late Geo. y. Trencherd, till they attain the age of twenty-one, &c. Concurred in by the following vote:— Aflirmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Breaden, Woodward, Hunt, Bouton, MoGown, Stew- art, Wheelan, Barier, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, Me- Conkey—16. Resolution—That sidewalk on south side of Bayard street, from Mulberry street to Bowery, be repaired. Concurred in. « ommunication of Commissioner of Repairs aud Supplies, with estimate and award of contract for carriage of Hose Company N Concurred in, Report—In favor of leasing to the United States the two court rooms on the first floor of the new building in the Park, —T anc the @oms inthe sdjoining building, now tees by them. at $6,000 per annum. Concurred ia by the following vote:— Affirmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Breaden, Woodward, Hunt, Bouton McUown, Stew- art," Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and MeConkey—16 Eistimaie, with award of contract for regulating, &¢., Forty-sirst street, between Sceond and Third avenues, Con” curred in. ¥etimates and awards of contract for building engine for Engine Company No. 43, and resolution appropriating $1.245 therefor; tor new building in Franklin stroot use of the Sixth ward police, and therefor. Both adopted each b; ative—Ths Presicent, ‘3. Brown, it, Mab- batt, Breadon, Woodward, Hant, Bonton, MoGown, Stew- art,’Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, ‘Crawford, O’Keofe, and ake) —16 ‘ution—To fit up court rooms Superior Court, and ap- ing $1,000 therefor. Concurred in by the following ote :— Affrmative—The President. Mesers. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Breaden, Woodward, Hunt, Bouton, McGown, Stew- oom Barker, Kogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and Me- Granting petition to have John Donnelly re instated in Fire Department. To Committee on Fire Department, Granting petition for gas lamps in Market slip. To Com- c. vs mittee on Gri float at Catherine market pier. ing the city into sixty Council Coneurred in by the following vo Affirmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Breaden, Woodward, Hant, Bouton, McGown, Ste Wheelan, Barker, Rozers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and McConkey—15, Nogative—Assistant Alderman Mabbatt. 1. ‘The Board then adjourned to the first Monday in Sop- ember. From the minutes. C. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk. t Board of Education. In the absence of the President, Dr. Beadle was ap- pointed President, pro tem The minutes of the last meetiag were read and ap- proved. REPORTS, By Mr. Davis, of the Financial Committee—With eati- mate of acount required for paymonts on the first of September Adopted. By Mr. Savacr. of the Auditing Committee-——Submit- ting bills for sundry expenses of the Board, Adopted. Of Select Committee—recommending that the Clerk of the Board have the entire care and keeping of the build- ing, corner of Grand and Elm streets, under the direction of ibis Board Adopted. On motion of Mr, Srvart, the report relative to ward schcel No, 14. Firat werd, from the table, with- ont teking any question. On motion of Mr. Stuart it was laid cn the table 3 RESOLUTIONS, Mr. Srvart—That the Clerk be directed to prepare containing the names of school officers and wcations of the schools, &c., for the use of the Adopted By Mr. Mcxvny~That the thanks of this Board be of- fered to the Rey. John I. Headley, for his able and elo- qnent oration delivered at the Free Academy, on the 234 of July, and that he be requasted to furnish a copy of the same for publication. Adopted. By the seme—That the thanks of this Board are here- by tendered to Wm. Oland Bourne, A. M., for his elo: juent poera delivered before the Literary Societies of the ree Academy. on the 234 of July, and that he be re quested to furnish a copy of the same for publication, Adopted. s APPROPRIAHIONS, Mr. W. Brews presented the report of the Committee on Buiddings and Repairs, recommending an appropria tion of $4,341 fer repairs and fitting up of wart school No. 20, Fifteenth ward, Adopted. Also, a re) recommending an appropriation of $7,- 073 for repairs and pr RY of ward schools Nos, 6 and 21, Eleventh ward. Adopted, Also, & report recon mending an appropriation of $630 & pestes ward school No. 18, Twentieth ward, opted. Mr. Ccvriia from the Select Committee. presented a re- nt recommending that $200 be paid to Mra. R. Dow- ina, on her surrender to the of Education of the rooms now cocupied by her in Trustees’ Hall. Adopted. A Mr. Smmuman---That $670 be rf ak gr at for the building of new privies and drains at seheol No. 23, Hight ae Pa on ue Wed On thorion, the Beard adjourned to the arst Wedno. da: in September. m Motr.atixg Tetworarn Dispatones.—A dis patch was sent over the river to Pittsburg, on the Sth inat., to the effect that Secretary Dobbin had re- turned to Washington. The announcement was dn- Lys and sent round, and on the following morn- i it appeared in the alterent journals a4 follows: — ding has returned to Washington, Lucy Bobbins has returned to ao + The Lucy Do®bins has returned to W. Secretary Dobbins Stacy irons outrage alleged giri pamed Maria Dunn, on Monday night la-t. ¥ from the cemplsinant’s statement, that the ac- cured, with two others, came to the house where she boarded. in Baltic street, near Bond street, and repze- rented thewselves to be officers. One of them produced ‘8 paper purporting to be a warrant, and demanded her curtody, on the charge of grand tarceny, whereupon she socompanied hem; but instead of taking her to the ata- tion houee they conducted her in the directioa of the Coney Irland plavk road, where, it is a they vio- lated her person, and then robbed her of several articles of wearing apparel und eome money, which she had brought with ber. She identifes the accured as one of the party, but the princi ones are yet at larg Logue was committed for a further hearing by Justio Blatcbley, Dsaru or 4 Pavrer.—A colored man, named John Btevens, brought to the office of tne Superintend- ents of poor Wednesday, in a debilitated state from illness. He was put into the poor house van, but before leaving the piace fell back and expired Protest or MEMnERS o¥ THE COMMON CoUNCIL,—-The de- Mocratic members of toe Common Council (with the ex ception of Alcermen Neeley, Morris, aud Brainard) have published a card protesting against the action of the majority of that body, in refusing to sppoint commis sienere in compliance with the act of the Legislature, peo- viding for the con: olidation of Brooklyn, Williamsburg, aud Bushwick. The protestants are—Aldermen Joseph Wilson, Joreph Oliver, George Remsen, Martin Evans, Henry Harteau, Peter Wyckoff, Samuel Graham, Samuel B Bawhurst, and John D. Dayton. Dxara FRoM THE Errscts or Tae Heat.—Yesterd: noon a Jaborer, in the employ of Messrs. Litebfi cil manufacturers, near the Fulton ferry, while engaged in pum g oll from & cask on the pavmenet, was pros- trated ie heat and over exertion. He was immedi- ately conveyed to his residence in York street, near Pearl, where restoratives were administered, but without effect, and he died in a ehort time afterward. is name is Patrick Condon, s native of Ireland, and about two months in this country, Suppzew DeaTd —Last. evening, a middi women named Kelley. residing in Water strest near Pearl, com- peas of sudden pain in her head and by the advice of er husband took «dose of castor oil to relieve it. She had no more than swallowed it when she fel! back and expired. She leaves an interesting little child of about one year of age. Work For TE ExEcuTIONER.—Margaret Butler, for assisting a man called Jim Philips in murdering Mr. Gaines, will be hung to-day, in Culpepper, Va. Jobn Hendrickson, Jr., for the murder of his wife, will be hung on the 26th inst., at Albany. David Jewell, who took the life of Mr. Mitchell, on the 4th of July, 1852, will be hung in Pittsbarg, on the 2d of gepiimber. A man named Jennings, for causing the death of another named Willard, will be executed at St. Joseph, Missouri, on the 2d of September. lets prema ho mraered Mrs. gene a mney ‘an er daughter, nearly a ic since, in Conland county, in this state, will nike hung on the 2d of September—making three executions, in different parts of the country, in one day. Robert Robertson will be hung in public, for the murder of Moses Guard, in Alexandria, Ky., on the 3d of September. ‘Thomas Board, for killing Strickler J. H. Crislip, will be executed at Leesburg, Va., on the 28th of October. James McGuire, eonvicted at Syracuse, N. Y., of the murder of W. Holland, and sentenced to be bony tee the 17th of August, has been respited by the Governor till the 2d of December. Capie and Emmons, who were convicted in Phila- ne of the murder of Christopher Soohan, and a ot to be executed August 5th, are also res- pited. Three negroes, charged with shooting their master, Mr. He Birdsong, of Sussex Co., Va., on the night of Friday, July 8, were tried on the 5th inst., convicted, and sentenced to be hung. MARITINE INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAG FOR NEW YORK—THS DAY, GUN RIBES......-.......5 08 | MOON SETS ......., 11 28 GUM GETS........+000-0.7 00] GH WATER .morn 1 0) Port ef New York, August 11,-1853. CLEARED. ret Eliza, Adams, Montevideo, W W Da Shi Forest & Co. Calhoun (new), Freetaan, Liverpool, spoford, Tileston & Co; Florida, Lanneman, London, Grianell, Min: urn & Co, Barks—Tay (Br). Mickle, Quebec. JE Gillespie; Stella, Billert Stoker & Co; Inca, Cook, St Catharines, » 5 Brigs Falcon (Br), Tazo, St Johns, NF, Tacker & i ourne; Abner Taylor, Smith, Bangor, WA Sand- ford. Sehrs—Villi Belle. Whetmore, New Haven. master; John Jones, Smith, Wilmiogton, master; Charles Mills, O'Neil, Savannah, McCready, Mott & Co; Kxemplar (Br), Smith, Hantsport. master; Geo M Robertson, Beauchamp, Beltiniore, Van Brunt & Slaght; Albion (Gr), Scan ood, Yarmouth, NS. J H Braine; Minerva Wright, Rogers, Richmond, Chas H Pierson; Sara (Br), Lightburm. Nae: sau, NP,'Evess & Hutchins; A R Wetmore, Dearborn. Richmond. C H Pierson; John G Ireland, Welden, Philadel- pola, Jas sland; Lmprovisto (Port), Férrinho, isbon, G Lewis; Eloise, Jones, Wilmington, McCready, Mott & Co; Sarah Hope, Lind, Benzuela, Valentine & . Sloops—Pointer, Fowler, Providence, master; Black - stone, Reynolds, Bristol. master. Steamer—Delaware, Hand, Philadelphia, C D Sandford. ARRIVED. Steamship Africa (Br), Harrison, Liverpool, July 30, 8 PM, with passengers, to E Cunard. July 7, off Capo Sable, saw steamship Europa, from Boston for Liverpool. Ship New World (pet), cht, Liverpool, July 24 with ‘768 passengers, to Grinnell; Minturn & Co.’ The N W has had nothing but light head winds and calms the whole passage; has had a pilot on board 4 days, July 28, lat 43 , lon 50 50, spoke ship Jane E Walsh from Lrg age for New York, $5 days out; 20th, lat 44 14, Ion 54 1 pass ed ship New Hampehire, from Liverpool for New York; Aug 6, lat41 16, lon 66 20, spoke brig Clyde, from Glas: gow for New York, 55 days out. Ship Victoria (pkt), Champion, London and Porte. month, Jane 18, with $92 passengers, to Griswold, Mor. gan & Wiley. Bark Pilgrim, Andros, New Orleans, July 22, to Ragle & Hazard Aug 9, Ist 37 20, lon 74 20, spoke brig Linden, henee, bound 8. Brig. wt , Collins, Balize (Hon), July 16, to Mo- Cready, Mott . Avg’2, off Cape Florida, spoke bark Eutaw, from New Orleans for Boston, 12 days out; hed two men sick of fever, and had buried oue man the day before, 'B Bingham (of Mississ!ppi City), Hoffman, Havana, wats to P V King & Co. m : Brig Martha (Br), McNeil, Cienfuegos, July 19, to A Leary, Aug 3, Jat 2705, lon'79 42, poke brig Model, of Bo: ton, frora Balize (Hon), fer New York. Brig Ocean Belle (of Baltimore), Cooper, Cienfaegos, 17 days, to Story & Stevens. July 20, lat 23, lon 84, spoke bark Pario, from Cienfuegos for New York. Brig Octavia (of New Orleans), Simnos, Matanzas, 10 days, ‘to Caballos, Pader & Co. ig J C Fremout (of Boston), Chapfin, Darien, 8 days, to. Cg Grice. Brig Billow (of Gardiner), Perry, Baliimore, 11 days, for Jerrey City. Schr Martha, Neleon, Beanfort, NC. 4 days. Schr Exchange, Duke, Suffolk. 7 4zys. Schr Anderton, Lams”, Virginia, Schr Coral, Ver-ii1, Machias, 8 days. Schr Paurasset, Bowen, New Bedford, 2 days. Schr Pay State, Morrill, Rockland, 4 days. Sehr Admiral, Coe, Portland, Ct, 2 days, Schr Kidder & Co, Fletcher, Weetchester, 1 day. Schr Nelron Hall, Lawrence, Rondout, for Portland, Ct. Sloop spit Cone, Portland, Ct. 2 days. Steamer Delaware, Sand‘ord, ‘Ehiladelphia, Two brigs, unknown. SATLED. Ship Jacob A Westervelt, Liverpool; Brem bark Eliza, Bremen; and others. Wind light from the South. The new ship Flyaway did not sail yesterday for Mel- bourne, as erroneously reported. She is completing her oe and will not leave before Monday or Tuesday next. - The steamship Louisiana is at anchor near Fort Dia- mond, taking in troops for New Orleans. (By Sanpy Hoox Printing TezoRarn. Tue HicHianns, — 11—6 50 PM, Ship Jacob A Westervelt is passing the Hghtablp, bound out. Tro brigs coming in past the Hook. One brig out slce the bar, bound ” Wind light fromSW. Weather clear. [PER Sreamemre Avnica.} Aucante—Arr July 14, Goodwin, Weeks, Cadiz. Astwexr—Sld July 27, Holen Maria, Silaby, NYork. AnpRoMiaN—SId July 28,C McLaughlin, Flint, NYork; Velocity, Patten, Portiav: Bustor-Cld July 26, Chase, Chase, NYork; 27th, Mary Ann Peters, m, do. Remat at Pill, 28th, Humboldt, Chase, MA Peters, and Brooss, for NYork, Arr 28th, Grand Turk, King, Bristol, for do. Buamennaven— Arr July 24, Patria, Sippel, and Norma, Horstmann, NYork. Sid 224, Louisiana, Ba' a AL Diin Gldlous Scheidt and Marie’ Eli forvia. In mi jarle’ Eliza beth, Delleteer for San Francisco; Chas Cooper, Cutts, and Claiborne, Renaud, for NOrleans. +. Ononstapt—Ar x Joly 18, Ashburton, Taylor, and See Je, Williama, leans; 01 jog, Havana. ‘ns—Arr July 27, New York, Wretman, Matanzas; 28th, EG Barney, Barney, Charleston; 20th, Hermann, Higgins, NYork for Bremen. Sid 28th, James Shepherd, Silke San Francisco. Cuxpaven--Arr July 24, Astrea, Johnson, Calcutta. Carvrrr—8id rly Ba, Lady Westmoreland, Semple, N Orleans; Sierra Nevada, Forter, NYork. Drat-~Arr July 26, 8 V Given, Given, and Wm Withor- hho, Westcott, Londen (wnd woth ald 27th for Onedilf and pa eet awole’ NYork;, ath, merce, Lowe ‘ork; Wright, Clark, aud Excelsior, Hadley, do Pailadeiphie, Foule’ Philsdelphia, Windermere, Fairdeld st John, NB, Owego. Borland, NOsleans; Rebt Milla, M’Nair, Gal- yenton; 48th. Asbland, Benson, Savannah, 29th, North- ampton, Reid, NOrleans; Caroline Reed, Wylie, Phitadel- phia; Vesta, NYork. Boston, 26th, V1 ard, Norton; Richard Cobden. Bur. ton; 26th, Vanguard, Norton; Richar - rell; Middlesex, Parmelee, and Gwiconda, Kerr, NYork; Alesina, Muirhead, Virgmis ; Miliceie, Jones, Queoes; 29th. Gravada, Batchelder, NOrleans, Cld cut 27th, Golconda, Kerr, NYork; 28th, Conqueror, Boutelle, NY ork. Entd for ldg 27th, Parliament, Murdoch, Boston; Ros: cius, Forter, NYork; 28th, T J Roger, Hecvert, Sith; Nia gare Stewart; Lucy Thompson, Pendleton: Isaac Wright, tila Liverpool, Kearney, and Unego, Borland, N ‘ork, Loypox—Entered inwards, July 28, Luigi, Pelose and Ocean Queen, Smith, New York; Juniata, Newton, Matan- zas, Matilda, Lee, St Johns, N B; Ovomocto, Howes, New Itimore; Ocean Queen, Smith, ) Alexandrine, Cooper, Bath; ‘und Genoa, Kelly, York; Abby Blanchard, Harding, Queobe; Kate Howe, Norcross, St John, NB. Entered out, 26th, London, Hub- bard, NYo:k; 27th, Sphynx, Crosby, Boston. Cleared out 28th—Italis, Cafiero, Neweustie and New York. LoyposperrY—Arr July 21, Jane Anson, Leslie, Phi- ladelpbia Sid, 23d, Fanny, Quinn, N York Lxunoxx—Arr, July 21, John Bryant, Dyer, N Orleans; EL Ghepin, Buck, Genoa Limxnick—Sid, July 27, George Thomas, Amsbury, N York Ly1gam—Arr, Jul; Isabelia, Rymer, N Orleans NewroxtT—Ol, July 25, Favorite, Thompson, N York MarsmiLum—Arr July 24, Pulaski, Montgomery, New York. Pirmoura—Sld July 28, Amsterdam (8), NYork and SAmerica. Off 25th, Adrian en Willem, Scheme, from Ampterdam tor New York. Poursmovma— Arr July 28, Margaret Evans, Pratt, N York. Prussian pipes war Setion, and Amazone, from Norfolk, Va. Qurxstown—Arr July 26, Marys, Anderson, NYork. : Woreast—Arr July 22, Julie and Aug, Kruger, Cnarlea- jon, YaruovzH, I W, July 28—The American bark B Colcord, Park. from trinidad de Cuba for Cowes, for orders, rua on sho: sandbank this morning; sho way assisted off by t at high water (4P M), and has since arrived at Cowes. Lavaxroot, July 27—The James Wright, Clark, which arrived here today from NYork, hay got aground off Huskisson Basin in docking, and will have to discharge part of cargo. 28th—The J W was got off during this morning’s tide, ard taken into dock, Lonponperry, July 28—The Fanny, cf and from this port for NYork, left the Quays on the 23d, and drove on shore durirg & on @ bank of sand, adout four miles inside of Lough Foyle, where she remains. Two tug- boats have been endeavoring to get her off. The vessel is not making water. Bristot, July 26—The American sbip American Union, from Cardiff for New York (with railroad iron), out five sys, has put back, leaky, and proceeded to Bristol for discharging and dockin Memoranda. New brig G Spear, of Boston 165 tons, built at Robbins- ton, has been purchased by a Ne # Haven house for $7000 cash, Marine Reports. ie Youghal, Ireland, at? Pica fautilus, You H "el Delmont, ‘and Washington, Philsdelohia sehrs Monclove’ and Bradore, Baltimore; ‘Amanda, Philadelphia; Eudora, ‘fondout. Herald Marine Correspondence, PHILADELPHia, Aug 11—4 P MW. Arrived—Steamship City of Glasgow, Wylie, Liverpool; briga Boston, Torrey, Providence; Melntyre, Beston; Civilian, Farset, Cardenas , umaer, Fastport; echrs'E C Horton, Gandy, Newport; Willow, Myrick, Gloucester, Mass; John Snow, Gordon, Bluehill, Me; Wm Loper, Lake, Pawtucket: Harriet, ton; Edith, Croweil, Salem; H B Bascom), Corson, Pro. vidence; Iowa Wheelwright, Boston. Cleared—Steamer Joo Marshall, Copes, NYor! ‘Wm Clark, Collins, Galveston; Bragaoza, Mcla ton ; schrs Wm Loper, Lake, Pr vidence ; Energy, Hoghes, Medford; Iowa, Wheelwright, Boston; @ W Cum: mings, Newell, laters a Leesbury, Neglor, Charles. ;_R L Miller, Feacock, Wilmington, NC; ‘Alcyooa, Hand, Sevannab; David Smith, Peterson, Newburyport; K C Horton, Gandy, Providence. Disasters. Smp Axricosta, recently built in Canada, is ashore below Quebec She cost $50 000 or $60,000. She was from Quebec, bound to Liverpool. Over $20,060 was iasured upon her in Wall street. Bark Warwick, Jenkins, from Callao for a port im the United States, with leaky; bore up from BARK PARANA. at Boston, reports:—On 30th ult 6 PM, lat 83 15, lon 4020, saw something apparently 200 feet long, all black, the sea breaking over it; night coming on, could rot approach it to ascertalu what it was; pa.s- ed within a mile of it, appeared like a rock im the dis. tance, supposed it to be the hull of a large ship with no- thing standing. Oriental Bric Feurx, fer Montevideo, which returned to Baltimore 29th ult, ‘dismasted, having completed her repairs, sailed again on 10th inst. Scur Josrrs Hesry, which sld from Baltimore 29th ult, for is Christi, returned to B 10th inst, in consequence of the death of her commander, Capt Kirby. Som Epwarp Evarett, at Boston from Jacmel, in a NE equail off Cape Tiburon, 19th ult, was thrown on her beamends, and lost deck load of logwood. Br Scur Cauors (of Arichat), Landries, from Boston for Pictou, in ballast, gtruck @ rock on the east end of Sable Island 16th ult, and immediately filled. The crew took to their bor lle me all their effects, and were pick ed up by schr Richard, which took them to the Isle Ma- dame. The wreck was fallen in with 19th, about half wa} between Sag Harbor and Seal Island, both masta stan ing, bowsprit adrift, and only her starboard quarter above water. A hole was cut in ber cabla, her register and other papers taken out and the bulfleft in chargo of fishermen. The C was.partly insured. Scur Founpere>—Captain Steele, of the ship Lucas, from Philadelphia for San Francieco. touched at Callao July 28, and reported on the 17th cf May, when in lat 59 22.8, lon 71, saw an American fore and aft schooner (name unknown) $ miles distant, hove to under balance 1eefed foresail, and at 12 0’clock she went down with all hands on board. On account of the heavy sea running, no as- sistance could be rendered. ‘Whatiemen. Cid at New Bedford 10th, ships Lapwing, Weeks, and Othello, Beckerman, Pacific Ocean. Sl4 from below Warren 9th, ship Benj Rush, Hotchkiss, N W Coast. Arr at Manzitius May 14, Lancer, Lakeman, NB, 500 bbla sp oil, all well. Arr at Honolulu May 27, Rd Mitchell, Defricz, Nant, from Hilo. Arr at Callao 10th ult, echr Jas S Wood, from San Fran- cisco via Ruanchaco, 240 ep Arr at Hilo May 18, Daniel Wood, Tollman,, NB, 140 sp, and cld 20th, suppored to cruise At Hong Keng May 21, Herald, Terry, FH from a cruise, just arr. i At Aucklard, NZ, Feb 18, Lalla Rookh, Gardner, NB, re- fitting in Coromandel Harbor; 28th, Eaward, Mosher, Nant; Lion. Gardner, idence SPoKEN—May 21, on it Ground, Dunbarton, Hath: away. of NB, 80 sp; Samuel & Thomas, Poole, of Matt, cleag: May 15, off Juan Fernandez, Anaconda, Lawrence, NB, 5x mos out, rye inne 4, lat 28 04 N, lon 116 0 W, Oliver Crocker, Cash, NB, bound N, oil not stated May: 23, lat 408, lon 83 W, ship Republic, of Nantucket, on a cruise, Notices to Mariners, REMOVAL OF CLIFF LIGHT HOUSRS. The collector of Nantucket gives notice under date of 6th inst , that the Cliff Beacons have been removed, so as to range directly on @ line with the Outer Bar Baoy, to i coming from the westward, and running for the ar. It is considered advisable not to run down to make the entrance to Melbourne in the night, as vessels very veldoma get a, pilot ntil off Shortland Biuif, and in coming in be tween the Heads, to keep nearest the western of point Longsdale side, an many ships bave struck on a rock lying about two cables’ length off Cape Nepien. Ships often have to wait two or three days off Shortland Bluff fer a pilot. Coutecton’s Ormce Savannah, Avg 6, 1863," The Light vessel on Martia’s Industry has been re- moved from her station, for the purpose of undergoing repairs, Upon her resuming her station due notice will be given. . Sr. Nicno.as GaTrway, YaRMoure: ‘Trinity House, Lonnon, Jan. 10, 1849. It having been ascertained that two patches have grown up in the track of shipping passing through St, Nicholas Gattway, on which there are no more than two and @ quarter fathoms at low water spring tides, ‘and there being reason to apprehend that the water thereon will gradually become less, notice thereof is hereby given, and masters of versels, pilots, and others baving charge of vessels drawing more than twelve feet cf water, are hereby cautioned not to attempt the navigation through the said (attway, but invaria bly to use instead thereof Parte and deep water chan- neal between the Scroby and St. Nicholas, or Kettlebottom Sande, commonly called Hewett’s Channel. By order, J. HERBERT, Sesretary. Spoken. Ship Volga, Holm, from Goston (Feb 24) for Australia, March 7, lat 8334, lon 32 19 W, Ship Roscoe, Smith, heace (Fob 24) for San Franciaco, — Staten Island, ip Shackamaxon, West, from Avatralia for Liver pov), Boston, 10 days Cut, four men sick, July 1, off rlotte, from London Jan 26, vin Valparaleo, May 24 for San Francisco, June 28, lat 1, lou 148 59. Jaly 20, off Cape Civar. ip Rot ot from New Orleana for Hyyre, ip j eet , ‘Laconic, Miller, and Muscongus, Kelleran,4| [earns put into Valparaiso June 18, | it 408, LE EEE Neva, hence fer Liverpool, was signalised June 39, e; Helen A Miller, of and from Baltimone for Londea July 25, lat 44 len 4h, 8 A large ship was seen under jury masts, bound W apparently ost fore and poe a har hy 9 ine iat Hogh Birckhesd, Hadging, from Balt'more (Fob Francie: rid it 28 81 ‘5 35 W. =e eae ae Be ae ky it. x Bark Velocity, from Boston (July 2), for Chari'vstom, Ang 7, lat 34, lon —. Aux Pie het cs July 26, See Sceeree Snow, foe Boston 5 days; John Elliot, tcher, from do, are Bause (Hon)—In port July 16, bark W O Alden, New York, disg: brig Lucy Ann, Boston, do. CatLao— Arr June 18, abips Margarat, Merryman and Tconium, Turner, Aespulco (and both sid 16th for Chin cba Islands); 16th. Hempton, Brown, NYork (Feb 18), for San Francl:co (and eld 17th); 17th. bark All Baxter, Chincha Islands; 18th, ship Juniata, Burabs Valperaiso (and eld July 1, for Chincha Islands); bari Lennox, Dillingham, Toboga; 19th. ships Blanchard Lae- reve, San Juan del Sud; Berlin Bearae Sav Francisco; 26h, Vapube, Chase, do (and eld 30th for Chiachs Island. ‘th. Leopard, Graves de (and sid 1st ult for the Islands); 28th Joho Bariog, Beatty, do; Lucas, Philadelphia (Jan 14), for San Francisco (and sld ult): bark Helen and Frances, Underwood, Islénds (and ¢ld 7th for United States): Jaly 2 ship Rea'm. Stevens, San Francisco (and «id 5th for Chincha ent) 6th, St Peter, Dillingham. San Jusm del Sud (and +ld 9th’ for the Islands); Adelaide, Cobb, Chiveba Islands (and_sld 9th for U States); 7th, Helen M’Gaw, Luvt. San Francisco: Manche-ter, Stahl, do former ald 8th, and lat‘er 9th. for the islands): Cequtan- ‘0, Dunbar, Chincha Islanda; 8th Phantom, Hatlet, San. Fravcisco (and sld 10th for the islands); 9th, Keatuoky. Phinney, 60; bark Philomel. Glover. Honolulu; 104 ships 8 L Fitzgerald. Percud. Baltimore via Valparsiso; Califerpia Packet, Gardner, Chincha Tslends; ‘Walker, do SId June 11 shins Alboni, Littlefield, Chincha Islands; Cartbago. Davis, U Staten: 14th bark Z D + Orlando ” 4 18th, ship Cumberland, Hooper, and Sweden, Heary, Chincha Islands: barks Clyde Baldwie. do: Emma. At- Kinron, U States: 21st ships Thos Perkins, Roott, Chiccha, Tnlaride, 26th, Red Rover Putnam. 40; ‘berks’ Friends, Washburn, de; Weesacnmonn, Bacheldar U States: 2062" ship Zaratan, Chase, Chincha Islands; 8¢th, bark Edward & Maria, Ellis, U States ‘ Jacus1—No Am vesre! in port July 19, Lacvayra—In port July 27, schr Emily Cox, from ——, just err. At Porto Cabello, brig ‘Manna’ (probably Maria, Fic- kett), for Philadelphia few days. a heapicas Pictou—Arr July 31 schr Amageant, M’Rae, NYork. Cid 801h, brics Poconoeket, Harkell, and Stephea Young, Lepham, Philadelphia < Punta Dk ARENAS—In‘port July 22, brig Joseph Balok, Burley, une St STEPHEN (not St John, NB)—Arr Aug 1, barka Wel- kin, Glover, NYork via St Andrews. Cid vame day, ship year: de Joinville, Conway, Liverpool; 3d, Grecian, feley, ¢o. Peay oat ma July 13, brig Winthrop, Simmons, Car- agers, Santa Crvz (Pacific)—In port July 8, bark H T Bart. lett, from San Francisco for San Pedro, idg. Socrery Is.anps—Sid April 12, steamer New Orleans, Wakeman, (from Ssn Francisco ) Sydney. TaxcanvaNo—In port June 15, schr Cornelis, Martin, from NYork Feb 3, for San Francisco. VarParaiso—In port July 1 brig Halcyon, et henoe for San Francisco (arr June 24). put in leaky a otherwise dameged—rerg. Sid June 16, ship Indepen- dence, Choate, Talcahuana and Boston. APPONAUG—Sld Aug 10, schr R M Cailisle, Sipple, » ipple, BALTIMORE—Arr Aug 10 bark Bay State. Dill Bostom; brigs General Pinekney, Hays. ‘Inague, 10 days; Dele- ware, Harding. Bortom’ Norfolk, Blatchford, Eastport; schra Mary, Chase. Providence; Adriana, Sargent, Port= Iand. Me: ‘Lacon, , Bearse, Boston; Josephine, bi ee NYork; Nicanor, Hinks, Bangor. Returned—Sshr Joseph Henry, which cleared 29th July for Corpus Christi, Tex- as, returned in sosiereence) of the death of Ua tain Kir- yy her commander. Cid steamship Totten, Kellogg, New ‘ork; bark Antelope, Waite, Rio de Janeiro and a mkt; brig Bathurst, Dutton, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres Sid. oe brig Felix, Montevideo and a mkt, having re- paired. June 9; Harvest, Nobels, Havre, i its Destd. Niskals june 9; s, Havre, lst ult; David Nic! Swett, Cardenas 28th ult: Elm, Taylor, Philadelphia: Ziden, Thurlow, do; Hadley, Kent, do; brigs Manzanilla, ‘Bailey, Messina’ May 29: Competitor (Br); Trofoy, Glasgow. Jaae 23, Defiance (Br). Crosby, Glargow,July 8; Frontier, Hoyt, Fortune land, July 26; Black Swan, Heagan. Savannah, August 1 Virginia, Adama, Yeomico rivér; Erie, Baxter, Philadelphia; Hudson, Warren, do; Hylas, Marshall, dos M & J C Gilmore. Eldridge, do;;Taratine (off Calais), Wy- man, do; Canima, Elliott, do, Hy Matthews, Devereux, 0; Githeroy, Harriman, NYork; sebra Edward Everett, Quia, Jacmel, 19th ult, vis Holmes’s Houle; C W Dyer, Atwood, Aux Cayes July 26; Gen Taylor Abb:tt, Charleston, 26_ Usher, Crowell, Richmond; CH Hale, Gilkey, Norfolt’ SH Nickerson, Chase, Alexandris; Mary & Elizabeth, Hart; Mary D Scull. Keene; N H Holmes, Godfray; Halem Mar, ‘Tyler: Thos Fenver, Nickerson; Alert, Hall; Rio, Crowell and Maria, Baker. Philadelphia; Threa Sisters, Norton; Roancke,Lord, and John Lancaster,Ross,Philadel- phin: Clarissa, Gilkey: D8 Mersbom, Spragg, and Sea Bied, odfrey, do; Charlot‘e, Hix, Newark: Philadelphia. Ro- gere, Troy; Susan, Handy, Perseverance, Rogers, and En- pire, Lovell, Albany: Margaret Aun, Havens, Hudson, W Y; Samuel Nath, Allen, Revdout; Rio Gisnde, Emery, do; Dr Frarklin, Baker. NY; Homer, Parker. do; Justina, Hewitt, and William Gregory, Packard, NYork; Jaliette, Crotby, Hartford; Splendid. Latham, NLondon; Slice Warren, Gilchrist, ‘Bangor §K Hart Collins, do; Albany Packet, Miller. Rockland: Energy. Merchant, Edgarto: Louies, Lunt, Newboryport; Sardine, Carter. Gloncesters steamer Martin Hoffman, Small. Alexaadria. Cid bark. Oak. Ryder, Philadelphia; brigs Unity (Br), Way. Algow Bay. CGH; Fliza Burges, Gorbam. Trinidad: schrs La- tmartine, Thorn-tiko, Charleston: Julie'te Baker, Rich- mond; Wm if d, Crowell Philadelphia; New York Packet. Tiomean, de; James War@, Baker. do: Wolcott, Slt dries Eliza Burgess and Halifax; barks Wm M Harris, eailed eve of 9th, 8. rehr Golden Eagle, Biltimore. BRIS(OL.—Arr Ang 9, echr L Stnrtivant Corson, Phi- 4 Mts | Bennett, schr Percy Heiloer. Shull, Philadelubia; sloop Maria Louisa, Benn River) RYO Pp » Bennett, (from Fall N-—Cid Aug 8. Span bark Numa. Ricoa! Barcelona. Sid 7th, brig Adela, Westendorff W rads’, SUIGRTON. Si hug roe Aug 8, schrs 8 L Crocker, and H A West, Philadelphia: Jacob Smith, Newark. (All fi H Sth, ach CH Samson, Rogers, Pailslaiphign ene SWICH—Arr A\ achr railacetobi ug 9, Eva, Sherman, STPORT—SId Avg 4, schrs Flora, Crosby, and Petit Lizzie, McFarland, Philadelphia; Sib, ship Prines de sete ville, Con#ay. Liverpool CEE Nk Moe Gede thle Republic, Share, N Folton Joline, do. @, Clark, do; 19th, schr WW York; 18tb, bark Norum! GLOUCESTER— Arr Aug 5. bark Evelyn, Hichborn, from Rum Key. Cid 8th schr= Jasper, Bangor for NYork: D P, Boston for Philadelphia; Qceanica, Georgetown, gc, for Kennebunk. HYANNIS—In port Ang 9, schrs Leader, Boarse, Phila- delphia for Boston; Effort, Higgins, and Ouly Son, Savage. from Rockland, with stone for breakwater; Piz NY, with railroad iron for Cape Cod zarro, Chase, Troy, Railrosd extension. pLAVACCA— Arr July 10, bark Matagorda, Leavitt, Mo~ le. MOBILE—Cld Aug 4, Span brig Cefiro, Cardenas, Barce- lova. NEW LONDON—Arr Aug 6, schra Harriet Ann Gar- lard, NYork for Gardiner: Charlotte. Hix, ¢o for Boston; 8th, brig Pedraza, Gardner, NYork for Calais; schrs Roan, NYork for Boston Charles, Rondout for Salem; sloop Ann B Holmes, Fall River for Albany. NEWPORT—Arr Aug 8, achrs Carthagena, Fitts, Tarke Islands for Portland; M Marcy, Willette, Philadelphia for Boston, Sid 7th, brig Wm MGilvery, Clifford, Wacrem for Torks Irlands; schrs Geo M Smith. and Chas T Smyth, Providence for Baltimore; 8th, brig Nitheroy, Harrimam, Rondout for Boston, (leaking freely, haviog been ashore at Sandy Hook, ax already stated). NEW BEDFORD—Arr Aug 9, schr John Webster, New sloop Hy Gibbs, Saugerties: 10th, schre Pearl, Ale bany; Sarah, and Adelaide, NYork; sloop Helen, do. SI@ brig Rechablte, Goldth wait, Philadelphia; uchre Henriet- NEW DAVEN Art Ag re Arr Aug 10, brig Globe, St Croix; sch: Jas English. Neale, Philedelphia: H W ‘Benedict, Ellie, do: Ellen Louisa, Thompson, NYork; sloop Tantiry, Hine, Albany. Sid, bark J Forbes, Franols, Porto Rio chrs Emeline Patterson, James’ River; Mail, NYork: Gem. Boston, Oye sos ‘ ORLEANS—Arr August 2, ships Westminster, Hegedon, New York; Indiana, Cofia, do; Walter i Jones Honreyvell, Philadelphia; Joshua Mauran, Fraaceville, Beaton; Unland (Prem), Latnzon, New York: bark Coll «Sp). Rosan, Cadiz June 20. 2d. ship Elizabeth Bruce, Brown Bordeaux 48 days; bark Charlotte Wynas, Bar- rett, NYork; brig Crocus’ Horn. do, Cid 24,"bark Alaf- 18, Tarr, Matanzas; 20, ship Royal Victoria (tr), Hunter, Hull; bark Sophia (Br). Gill, Riga: brig Emolioe, Watts, Boston. Towed to tea 3ist ult, ship Uriel, bark Alvan, sort Gen Grant, NORFOLB—Arr August 7. schrs Frank Math, hence; Meroy Taylor. Nickerson, Boston; 8th,’ sloop Sonator, Van Namé, hencs; 9h, bark Johanna Louise (Bram), Ostorloh. do; sebre Rainbow. Norris, Boston; Mary, tmith, Portland; Julia A Mister, Halsey, hence; Co- quette, Bennett, Calsis, Olt 8:h, brig L W Armstrong, Pike, Trinidad. PHILADELPHIA—Arr Aug 10, steamer Joha Marshall, Copes, hence; schra Hudson, Peckham, Norwich; Johm Cooley & Co, Partridge, and Roswell King, Mende’), Bedford; Benj Young, Wooster, and Lola, Mills, Calate. Cid schrs Alexandris, Sears, Quincy; R H Wilson, Hulse, Bosten: Chee Hill, Hill, Salem. PORTLAND—Sid August 9, brig Harbinger, Mitchell, Martinique. PROVIDENCE—Arr Aug 10, propeller Osceola, Man- chester, NYo'k; bark Triton, Adamson, Charleston; Be brig Cynthia, Torrance, Androssan, June 9: schra Sam’h ‘Clendaniel, Frederica, Del: ‘Abigail Jonaings, Jen ; Osear F, Hawley, Cartwright: Louisa H Kadieott, Endicott: Minerva, Beckwith; Wm H Dennis, Howitt; Bole Peck, Smith, and'R L Myres, Sect, Philadelhia; ‘Mary & Fiza, Weaver; do for Pawtucket; Augeline, Burton; United, Wells, and Benj Brown, Rogers, Aibany: Sanaa Ludwig, Wal Rondont; George & FAgar, Hulse, do for Pawtucket; Eclipse, Ferris, NYork; sloops Expedite, Racket; Transistion, Hallock; Neptuno, Rackett:, Ante: cedent, and Geo H Davia, Young,,Rondout; Colehes+ tor, Youvg, do for Pawtucket; Rhode Island, Corwin, NYork; Thos Hull, Hull. NYork. Sid, Br brig len Ma~ rie, Phiiadelphie ‘ot Bangor, soeording to wind; sehrm Samuel & J J Williams, Wilson, Plymouth, NC; W'8 Dar- Jing, Dawaon, Baltimore; Isaac Hinckley, Edwards, James river: A Flemorfolt. String, Philade(phia; Antares, Cor- ron, do; Malsbar, Cottrell, do; Joan Rogers, Mayhew, Mary Aon & Caroline, Henderson. do: Plinter, Fowler, NYork; sloops Dread, Coleman, and Isao N Seymo Wilmot, NYork; Joa A Risley, Baboook, Philadelphia; Auge}, Luce, Rondout, SAVANNAH—Cid Aug 7, fohr Hallowell, Harding, RAT sta Hugh SALEM—SI4 Ang 8, brig Prairie Hughes, DC; Oth, brig Fapece’ A heed, Paltndalphia, and « oot o& coasters ound Band E. BULLIVAN--Sd July 28, wobre Phoesix Athinn, M York; Aug 4, Maine, Dolitvac, de. vinj Oe a