The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1853, Page 8

NEws BY TELEGRAPH. ‘The Latrst from Washingten MONSTER TO OUNSTANTINOPLE—GBOROB SANDERS AS CONSUL TO LUNDON—COLLECTOR BRONSON— ‘THE MISSION TO FRANCE—U. 8. STOCKS, BTO. ‘SPRCLAL COBRE-POsDENCE OF THE NEW YORE MBRALD. Wasmmatos, August 23—8 P. M. The mission to Covetantinople was dlled to-day by the ‘eppeintment of the Hos. Carroll Spence, of Maryland, vice Mr. March. removed. George Senders’ commission as ,Conrul to London was forwarded to bim w dey by mail. ‘Collector Broavon sod Mr, Cutting are here, {t is un- Gerstocd that Mr rovenn bas come on to arrange about ‘the Assay Office the pastioulars of which were correctly steted in Satura. y's HtkaLp. Among the din irguisbed persons bere at proseat is the How. J L Orr of South Carolins. ‘The mirsion to France is set unfilled, nor is tt desided who shail get it li announcements to ibe contrary are Wore gossip ‘The arpoune-men” from the Treasury Departmeet of the redemption o United States stooka, published in this worning’s Union cou sins a mistake whioh should be corrected. It -bould esa that drafts in payment of the stock wil! be g:vsu by the Treasurer of the Usited Staves here on the severa: sub treasuries, VERITAS. MESSRS. SIDNEY WEBSTER AND LEWI3 0438, JR. FROM THE KAGU.AR NEWSPAPTE AGENT. left hese todsy the Nerth, to regain his health, which bas been -eriously impaired by bis unremitting application to the du ie» of his office. Hon. Lewis Coxs, Jr., late Charge to Rows, arrived here to-day. Ravage of the Yellow Fever. INCREASE OF MOBTALITY AT NEW ORLEANS. Nuw Omtxans, Acgust 21, 1853 ‘The number of int-rments reported to day was 270, in. cloding 248 from the ‘ellow fever. The total number of deaths during "be psxt week has been 1,580, of which 1,360 were from yellow faver, Amorgst the cesths by the fever cn Saturday were Joba G. Browers. Mr Robson, of the firm of Robson & Allen, axd John siedell, of the firm of Slidell, Green & Co. Amongst thore recently attacked are Thomas Adams, Precidext of the (:e-cen Insurance Company, A. M. Hoi- Brook, of the Picayune, and others. THE FEVER AT MOBILS. Baxmaons, August 23, 1853. The Board of Heal:h of Mobile commenced to report yellow fever cases cn the 17h inst. There were three deaths on that cxy DEATH OF A N&W YORE-MISSIONARY AT PORT AU PRINCB, ETC. Beeres, August 23, 1853. We have reeived dates from Port au Prince to August & The yetlow ‘ever «till prevailed there, and a young American mi-s ousry from New York, who accompanied Rev, Mr. Jus, bc died of the disorder. Mr. Judd had lsc been attacked. but had recovered. All waa quiet ip the island, CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS. Corcurman, August 23, 1853 ‘The sum o'$ | {6 bas been contributed here for the relief ef the ouffe-ors at New Orleans, and the subsorip- ‘ton is expected to reach $10 000. Lovisvniz, August 23, 1853. ‘The Relief Committee here forward:d an order for $3,000 to the Howard A--ociation, at New Or'eans, by telegraph, last evening, azd they will be able to raise $2,000 to 83,000 more. ‘The Cholera at C risad. Compestaxp, Md , August 23, 1868, No more deaths f:om cholera had’ been reported up to last night. The phyvicians say the disease is much mild- erand abating. From #ier-a Leone and Liberia, PREVALENCE OF TH’ YELLOW FEVEB—DEATHS ON BOARD DHITISH MKN-OF-WAR, ETO. Bosrom, Aug. 23, 1853, ‘The brig Chatham. from Sierra Leone, July 15, arrived here this morning She reports that in consequence of heavy rains the ovwst bad become very wwhealthy, and ‘the officers and crews of several British vessels had died of yellow fever. Noslavers bad deen cap'ured cn the coast since those at Blo Pongos in Jaze last. ‘The steam propeller Faith, which runs between various portson the ccast and England, bad been towed into Serra Leone wi b her screw broken, and would be de- taived about e fortnight. Lber's papers bave ovme tohand by this arrival, but they contain nothing new. The Republic was quiet ‘and prosperous From Halifax. THE NEWFOUNDL«ND ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH COM- PANY—BAKK CHARLES CLABKB AND HEE EMI- GRANT PASSENGERS. Hamar, August 22, 1863, By private advices ‘rom St. Johns, N F., we leara that for come upexpisined ;eason the works on the Newfound. land Electric Telegraph ltve have been suspended, and Mg. Gisborne, the pupe-tutendent, has left the province. A subscription. awounting to $600, was raised at St. Johns for the relief of the suffering German passengers by the wreeked bert Charles Clarke, (previously re ported,) from Hamburg. The government also provided © passage for them, io the brig Kacape, to Quebec. From Boston. RETURN OF THK WHALING SCHOONEE 8. R. LOPER— LATE FROM BUENOS AYRES—RELEASB OF THB SCHOONER STARLIGHT, SBIZED ON THB FISHING GROUNDS, ETC. Boston, Augast 23, 1853, ‘The whaling schooner S. RB. Loper, (whore two lost Doate’ crews bed ‘uch # narrow escape from destruction, one of them, contel: ing the mate ard five mea, being}five days upon the ocesm witbout focd or water, before she reached the land.) arrived bere this morning, being too short hand! to continue her voyage, The mon who were exposed to euch terrible oufferings are doing well. Accounts from Mont-video to July 6 have been re “esived here, but ‘here is no news of importance. There was no change in affe) t Buenos Ayres. The city was still besieged by land, but great dissatisfaction existed ia the camp of the berieyers, A despatoh from New Bedford says :—The United States steamers Corwin and Bibb are surveying on the Neo tucket shoals, asd ma; have besa mistaken for a steamer eshcre. A letter from Prince Edward Island, of Augast 15, states that the American schooner Starlight bad been brought in there, s prize for fishing within bonads—that the American copnul protested against the jurisdiction of the Admirsity Court there, onthe ground that she was taken in Caradian water:—that the captain of the De vastation then exprerved his determination to take her to Quebeo, but upon the captain of the Starlight promising to be more careful im future, be released her upon pay- mont of costs, The Bininger Guards. Cananpaiova, Aug. 23, 1863, The Bivinger Guards, Captain Harris, arrived last night amid great enthusiasm. Bgey make a ecldierly appear ence. At midnight they procesded to General Granger's, and serenaded him by Dodworth’s band. They are now leaving for Niagara, Niscara Farts, August 23—P. M ‘The Bininger Guards, Capt. David Garris, of New York, arrived at 1 o'clock P. M. der escort of the H tmira Guarda, in yood health and spirits taken spor:ments at the Invernational Hotel. ‘The corps visited the Canada side this afternooa, and were epthurisstically cheered. They havea grand baa. quet to-r ight ot the international. ‘The Elmira Gnards, Capt. Hoffman, have encamped on the mummit of the Falls, where they will remain oos weer, Alderman Marble, Mr. Lockwood of New York, Silss Boight of Ermira, and other distinguished gentlemen ere amonr the milita’y. When they beve here they will proceed to visit the @r. Loria, August 22, 1852. ‘The steamer Rotert Campbell bas arrived bere from Connell Bluffs, bringing amongst hee passengers twenty four Mormon missions ries, en roule for Europe. The public health of Utah is reported to be excellent, and the crope in & promising condition. The Mormons bring with them a block of marble, do. anted by Utah for the Washington monument. Frem Philadelphia. DEMOCRATIC CON VENTION—MARINE DISASTBR. Prsparma August 23, a ue oy for Fnmns ee Cn yy mojortty. .. ar on, from Liverpool, is dismasted at ull Avether Raliread Ocliislon. BIX CARS SMASHED, AND MANY PERGONS LNJTRED. Bovvao, Augest 22, 1863. A various collision cocurred om the Sandusky, Oincia- pati and Med River Railroad yesterday. Whee the'up express train from Cincinsati arrived at Oregos, it had to pass another train of cars switched off the road. ‘Through the carelessness of the tender the switch hed not been replaced; the express train, therefore, rea off the track om to the switch, coming violently in contact with the other train, and badly smashing six cars, Won- erful to relate, no Hvea were lost, but several passengers were hurt; ameng them one man bad a leg broken. One ear wan cut completely in two, ard the passougers were thrown on cack side. Theirescape was mest miraculoas, ‘The $rain was delayed six hours. From the éeuth. Baummons, August 23, 1863. The body of a murdered man, partially cut up, supposed to be s returned Califorpiaa, has been found under mys. terious circumstances, beneath ome of the wharves of New Orleens, L M. Cole. master of transportation on the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, bas resigned. ‘The Marton at Oha:ieston. Caamtusron August 23, 1853, The U &. mail steamship Marion Oagt Willian Foster, arrived here from New Yors early this morning. sere Cmanuuprom, August 22. 1853. ‘The rales of cotton to-dey wae 600 bales. Pair is quot- ed at Ie. a Ke DESTRUCTIVE FIBRES, Burning of the Pearl Street House—Large Auwvunt of Poyerty Consumed~Firemen Is Jused, ac. Lost night, about tem o'clock, great consternation was exciied emong the inmates of the Pearl street boarding houre, which is situated in the above mamed e‘reet, io the cick of houres that are bounded on the one cide by Old slip ape on the ether by Cceatios slip, by um alarm of fire. This slarm soon proved to be but too tras, flemes being percetved to issue fr.m ihe upper floor, and Ob 8a entrance ing msde the dense smoke on the first fi or proved that there waa likewie fire procesdiag frem the bwement. The fsot of the lower part being om Gre rendered the danger a theusand-fold great- er. as & part of it was ccoupied aa an oil store, and the oth+r part occupied by Mi sy & Co for the storage of Liquors. ing, it should be observed, oxtends back ‘o Wa'er street, and it was in the reer that the fire originsied, as is supposed, im the cil store; bat from the fact of the flames having broken ont simul- taneou-ly ou’ the upper floor, there is a grest deal of mysiery attached te this dreadful confisgration. Tho doarcers made their escape as soon ag possible, saving, however, little or nothing but their lives. The whole amount of baggage saved may be estimated at a ecore of tromks—the proprietor, Mr. Porter, who appeared almost frantic on the disocvery of the disaster, having saved no- ching ard not being insured. It was some time before ‘the evgives arrived in any number, as the majority were employed in extinguishing « fire that bad brexea out in Greenwich street ; but when they did come their efforts were of little avail, the flatwes burning below in the base mect, and above on the upper floor, The interior of the buildizg wax soon one mass of flemes, illuminating the whole of the vicinity like day, and every now and then @ fierce bot flame »ould burst out from the basement, pro- ovedirg from the buroing ci! andiiquor, In this lower part the firemen almost sucvesded in getting the fire under, when it would be exveioped in a dense ewoke, and then burst out egain with redoubled fierceness, The flames in the upper part could not be reached frem their high position; so that they burat the whoie time with great intensity, théir devaitatios only being kr own by crauh after crach, resounding like the roar of artillery, as the roof and fivors fell successively. At 11} P. M., the upper floor was entizely destroyed, and ‘the building brought down to @ lerei with the adjoining bouser, over which it bad originally stood higher by a floor or two. It was owing to this ciroumstance—its su- perior beight—that the other buildings for a loug time were preserved from destrustiun, as the walls of the Peerl Street Houre acted as @ tecce to keep in the flaaes. During the whole night there was a large cro«d of people assembled, and much fear was depicwed om the counte- pances of many as the rafters a: floors hept faliing in Indeed +o great an alarm was felt, that seversl riai oulous instances of groundless alarm prevailed. showicg bow great an effect the conflagration had excited in 1 chers om. Some of the orashes were tremendous, and Ube mppeararee of the Peari Street House at 12 o'clock; could cnly be compared to some 0} those scenes in a yy depicticg @ place on fire. So inten-o was the heat ard #0 fierce were the flames that the shell of the build- ing _sltbough substantially built, appeared like « pisce of fimey pesteboard As the hour advaaced the fire bwned wih still ter flercemess, and fears were en. tertained for the ys On the ofpesite side of Pear rtreet, the shole building at mi it Detag cae burn- ing were of fame. “At some bundred yards off the heat SS that the spectators had to draw beck from their glowing splendor. The most singular part of the fixe were tbe flames telow, fo: the eptrite bursed with a peculiar fame, with & siue border, srourd the exterior. During the whole of the night. people weve hurrying te and ‘rom the ayet. the illum na- tuon of the vicinity attracting wide seread atteation. Trinity Church shone with a lurid light, as the refiec- 1100 A the flames was cast upon it, and the air, for a great Cistanee, was full of burning fragments. Ho tar- rfc e spectacle has not been seea in New York fora long tine. By 12 P. M, a crockery store adj the Pear! street Hou e, io Pesrl street, bad caught fre while on the otber side. in Water street, the frout wall of the building bept fa ling every minute, in immense masses, into the street below. be At this time the whole building was one shect of flame frei top to bottom, aud the streams of water wore played in vain upon the burning macs. The dense smote that bad enveloped the lower part of the building io darktesa sa tow completely discersed, the devour. ig ele-nest having geized the mactery, and fostead of smoke. ‘he fiery buildirg belohed out with the flames a light fleecy cloud of va; cause of the fire is xot known, but the more probable reason is that it proereced f-om heaky gas pices, as masy of them were {a » very bed condition. Me. Porter reated the building only “ the month, being merely a will, The Pearl street House wss ineured for and the reminder of the block, together with street House, for $65 (00, The whule block be: Messrs. Blaccuard, Williams &Co. Fortunately the side walls of the building were very eubstaztial and eaparated by @ double wail from the adjoining oues. brwdes the masonry bad deen put y with firepreof comert. The Pearl Styeet Howe was insured in the Man- hattan Insurance Company for $45 000; it hed byen duilt about tem Yoare, axe was originally intended for a hotel About 12 P. M., one of the fremen while occupied tn h's duties wes burst, but whether dangerously or not we were not able toleare. He was carried off on # shutter, up Wal. street, by wome of bis comrades. At aboat the rame time, ueerly undzight some «parks that had beso blows from the baruiog builéing se: fire to the upper floor in the inside of » bouse in Beaver street, where the win cows had been left open, but the i guished by one of the eogines that ‘the alarm, to put ® stop to farther misobiat. By & quarter ty one the flames degen to burn with less intensity, mainly from net having wherewithal to fesd upon, the interior of the buildiag beirg entirely cuted sud oaly ibe shell of tbe ouilding stauding. this iatier hept ite perition well and sto-d the trisl of the dre wiih ® fu:mpers that does much credit to the bulider. There were Dearly 400 persone inmates of the hotel at the time, and as ‘tas sbout bedtime when the fire broke out many of them bad to escape in their bed clothes. One lady lost everything she bad. and begged bart of two geptiemen to get her things out of room No 109, but ase mater of course it was im, ie. Anogber mate. an clterly goatiounn, somes brows, ect wouey notes to the ameunt of $15,000. which was ina & in bis room. He was in the upper floor of tne broke out, ead wan Mr, Porter, the proprietor, lost sll but bin books, It {ssaid that he is iasared Ia the Maw- saehusette Company, at Boston. iy At } o'cléek, A.M, this mom got under that there was sot [+ the fre was xo tar epprebension of its further the damage being confined to the s@ ep4 the house, @ crockery steve, which war com; lovely burnt o. The fireman of whem mertion har teen madeavove belonged. we were informed, to Fire Company No. 88; his name is Tibbits, and be fell from the fifth story of the burning building. in the rear, in Water straet. He was taken up suypoced ried off meatiure! At helf peat one the tire, although aot extiaguished, showed no farther symptoma of any great danger. At this jeriod the building was me most dilapicated cvn- ‘tion, the «bole of the interior, acd s poction of ine wulla Of the upper floors, as well ay the roxf, have beon sntroyed. It was a mast ex'raordimary efvousastance thet the ad, me: | build pgs did not catch fire, for no idea can be 1 { the inracsity of the heat,cor of the ehemenee with which the flaues Durat. Fortunately st the hour of gotog to press there was not much Apprehea- sep Ubat obo fre would extend avy further, as the fire men hed svcoreded by thet time in restraia og its fury, oaving itonly to apend ifs remaining wrath uoon 1 batloing where it hadjorigivelly brekeo out Kren here the late farions confisgration war dwindled dowa to s balf sjeot tome, the volumes of water that were being poured wen it beng quite sufficient to prevent any further sham. J¢ was unfortarate that they bad nota plentiful by Of water at first. for to that case tne Caney naacer ft not have been co dixastrous wa tarmed ont. emen. itis but jastine toadd, worked like lioua, 0 thelr exertions ts due the praise of preventing, jerhapa, the entire devrnetion of “he block snd yar ape ef the adjoining streets, for at ove time the fire threatened to be one of the most fearful with wh'vh our ay hea deeo for a long time visited sdcivion to the fir mentioned above, who wan 0 the ony Howpital, another one, belonging to mpavy, No. 18, was hurt, bat the whole extent yoda cot lewrs; he yas ore Fone to hin residenas, injury was cause of some loa building in Water rest ee ers ANOTHER FIRE. About half-past nine o’clook, a fire broke out in the hoe store ot the @ener of Vraey aad Giceen wich streets Boikesen!, Don JF Lopos, GAsriy, Druk 8 Prinrose, Capt Hamiltes aad servant * Noel. Mr which soon spread to the two adjoining houses, desteoy- ing them entizely. The buildings were totally destroyed, bat the partios were insured. It is supposed to have ‘boon the work of an incendiazy, Deetructive Fire tn FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPER- ‘TY DESTROYED—TWO HORSES BUBNED—NARBOW msoars. About three o'clock yesterday morning one of the most Geatructive fires which bas occurred in Williamsbarg broke out in tha range of wooden stables in Secend street, between South Fifth ead South Stuth streets. The sta bles were owned by Mr. Samuel Disbrow and Messre, Young & Davis, and ocoupied by the followiag named persons:—Mosers. Davis & Young, Jno. Shanderbeok, Repke, Stratton, Platt, H. K and 8. K. Hoggett, and Mr. Pasey. The stables, with two valuable horses beleng- ing to Mr. Plattend Mr. Strottcn, and « large quea- tity of feed, several sets of barvess, and about ninety ateeet lamps, vere totalig destroyed. From there the Sire communicated to the large frame house, No. 78 Je cond street, owned and coenenn hy Ue. Nothaaniet Dodge, which. together ed = It also commericated with and greatly injured ¢! rear of houses Nos 37, 0. 41, 43, 45, and 46 Sout Fons py A} Movers. Ropke, Nichola and Weeks, and coupled by the following persona:—Mr. Ropke aad fami ly. first floor of No 37, avd Mesers. Vea Novtrand, Uair. snd Ella, the econd and third floors; No 39 by Mr. C, ‘ok factory and di No. 41 by Mr. ry ehoe store and Mrs. es a boerd- ing hense; 43 by Mr. Mariow, asad: and Mr. Amer. as a ciger store; No 45, welling, by J. Wrorton, hm ge sy were injured to the amount of about $4,000, by insurence. The folowing is a lit of the personal losses:—Disbrow, $800. vartially imevred; Davis & Young. 9600; Repke. $650, insured; Sharderbeok, $100; '$5.600, insured. H K Baggett $500; 3. K Hoxgett, $100; Passoy $100; Piatt $200; Stratton. $150; Cumbersoa, $400“ Alexazder, $800, insured for $1,700; Mrs. Brady, 9000, insured fur $400; Mr Marlow, $1,5(0 no insuraveo| Mr 0; Mr Whorton, 9100 od, Me Baab, $100. in} to have from @ person, ecoupyirg ore of the stables, having carclcasly taken 6 hy Te coerce in endeavoring to f bis 4 save some o premerty, became #0 perfrot'y surrounded with fire, that was covertly burned in escaping. A men. same not known, who was asleep in one of the stables. ercaped with no other garment than his ghirt. James Brady, #ho wleo lodged in one of the stables, lost eli but « coat, shirt, anda pair of pactalooas. The Orystal Palace. In an article yesterday upon “ fishing tackle,” we stated that the exhibitor of one case is Mr. J. Pritch- ard, who was for many years a carrier of the Nsw Yorx Hszaup. We gladly correct the above, by stating that the exhibitor of the “ artificial flies” in the Crystal Palace, spoken of yesterday, is Mr. H. Pritchard, who has been for many years, and isnow, a carrier of the Nsw York Haraup in the Fourth ward. The number of visitors admitted yesterday were, Cae NATIONAL MONUMENT CONTRIBUTIONS, Total...... $1,640 30 The Orystal Palace and Its Management. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. © It bas been conceded that the Crystal Palace was commenced by an association of gentlemen as a private speculation, the intention being to reap from ite operations as large profits as possible. Yet, oon- fining our ideas to this view of the subject, it is dif- ficult to reconcile the fact with the weak and miser” able management of the whole concern. So many defects belong to the management, that it is difficult to tell where to commence a notice of them, or where to.end. » z Ist. There has been, thronghout, a paltry meanness shown respecting the sale and issue of their tickets. ‘Their excessive rigor would look as though they sus- pected every man who approached the building, to bea thief, and whe was trying to steal into their es. tablishmert on a thief’s errand. A gentleman in our presence approached the entrance on the Sixth ave" nue, with a lady and three children under his cere, the latter being under twelve years of age. He paid fifty centa for the lady, and twenty-five cents each for the children. Two of the child- ren passed the turn-stile separately, or in separate compartments of the wheel. The gentleman was then told that he would have to purchase another ticket for each of the children as they had entered separately, when they should have gone in togetber by twos in one space of the . Thus he had to pay fifty cents a piece for each of the chil- drev. If was done him, it was probably done with others. Why did not the receiver of tickets tell the children how to enter ? Why was not a notice stuck up telling them how to enter the ae ie and not wait till they were entrapped in the bulld- iny arr eg oer pd cents each ? Sa The int arrangements are on a scale of commensurate meanness. No check is given, while females and children are compelled to purchase such refreshments a4 they can get le, or without. If ice cream is called for, with latter is found to be common Croton, without ice. There are co convenient and easily accessible places provided for get! drinks of common Croton water; while boys ice water through the building at three cents a glans! Why do not the managers also licenre sellers of green corn, “all hot?” It might pay. 3d. There 1s little or no energy displayed in com- pleting the exhibition, and pac! remain for weeks unopened and uparranged. Nearly one third to one-fourth of the arrangements are incomplete. The miveral department has nothing arranged. {eased Ligon ht we re; ee dans of ew Haven, Peale which partmnen: da Ti has been retarde: ages of rich mineral specimens from Califor remain unopened; and 6 far as this vew State is con , wil exception of a few ——— vegetable eub- stances, is still nnrepresented. The machinery room is nearly vacant, and ina state of backwardness. Reform is loudly called for, and the public hasa right to expect that it will be made. Common Sense. intelligence, The Cunard steamabip, Afriea, will rail to-day for Liver- Pook She hes about one hundred passengers engaged, among whem are Sir Allan McNab, of Canada, Mrs. Mo- Neb and two daughters; Count Reichenbach and Mona. Kuhn, of Bavaria; Mr. A. X. San Martin, of Spain, Mr. Collingwood, of Caracas. Among the recent arrivals in town, we notice that of Archdeacon Trew, of Nascaa. This prelate was once the subject of general and just reprobétion for his oalnm. nidus sesertions against the South, which were omployed in» reply to au address of some colored people of Nassau. Accng other assertions, he raid that the life of the slave wea unprotected by any law in the United States! The foliowing names vere registered among the late arrivals at the Metropeiitan Hotel: —Ex G (Seip Bartley, 0. - of Ohio; How. 8. Bactleit, Lonisiaus; voids, Geergin; Hoo. T. F. Waleh. Maryiaw Watkins sna Capt. Whiting. of the Pacific 3 Capt. Cariile, steamer Belcher. F Major blogg eae ae Carolina, and pie s x ta are at Edwin Forrest, the tragedien. visited Kast Borton on the 20th inst., and took a Coe look ato larg? olipper ebip built Mr. Kelly, the Coramon Couvcilmaa, aed nemed the Edwin Forrest. Hon. Solomon B. Downs, Collector of the Customs in New Orleans, Judge Bowlin of St. Louis, and Hon. Lewis Cava, jr. are in Wasbington. ABRIVALS. From California, in the steamship Northern Light B Cropper and sorvert, BU Sannd 4 ch, WT Coleman, Judge Nelao HS Magraw, Rey Dr Dudda: y, © C Carter, Mr Harris T wobert, Tf Kanherdt, MS or James A M Soutl GM Clark, 8B Toll Dotols, J H D McKee, 5 I Ullmer, Sherv ood. J Neugess, A Echrvia, A Horn, A Argilo. urhos, Mrs Pebnovite, Capt Gray. C' Polo, R Piuton, Mero Smith, H Tappan, A McKean, K Wisiny, 8 Harker. J Maw fruith WB Little, GWT Allen, Pogg, 1 C Wheeler, © Moore, H Groom, J V Dronisden, B Sanson Mrs U4 Fargo and calli, & od CP anviet ¥ Tylor, CJ [Tar J Alfon, B Ws yr, HE Norton, Hh MeChan, & Barnc +. WS Mod. voy, We i he G-tsner, Rake ‘ef Ad vite, B A Arnold 2 Seta, 24, 0 Ammen ‘eonam W Crandall, 8 W Moore J Armstrong, 3 Lowi and 5 shock, J Wedding, A B Dy» A Carrcth: Mrs Blanchard vf Young. 4 it Coulter, ad child AB eoliwell, G Littleton, TWilgrn: aney, P tinut, andothers.—Tutal 295, and £5 in 1c) Mre Young wi haw, J De “ern LA lin ate i A rem Liverpool, in steamship Aralia—Mr Kopling, t a al EP" marek Mr Adams, lady and two cnildren, Rov dl lady. Mr Lavine and laly ¥r Kollborne, Mrs ok and Indy, Wr folerd, Indy #, G MeGrecor, Mise Carxill, Mr Saan- ud servant, Mr West and Isty, Master Paterson sod lady, Mr Fitagiboon Mr Jacques, Mr Thorndyke, Me 1, Mr Ga: ‘Mie Boll, Mr Cn Mise Power, Madam Lopes, Pearce, ¥r Lewis, JC Mr Collimet, Signor rriote, Madame Poirentine, Mr Newland Orr, Archdeacon Sinclair, N J Hart, H Winter, Mr a JG Ipckeon, Mr Youlngs, OU Gordan, Mr Bvioo, : Hd Tous "Mr Welde, J detenna. wr os row, B Ad a Blake, Vie jugestrie, Mr Robertson, Mr Jani Messrs © Miller, Cord, G Gtb- frdiner, Ud. tisoter, 3 Wat # Lind. BSt-aus, Lyons, Mr Rev NB Shermes, tir J ‘ ; ; i i beny, be bragger. Mormens ae i. Bomeaber, lenbauer Bagel! nm, 8, Bingbos: if: Holt, Mr Hill, Chasleo,'Gardy Ball Bon, been, Burneté, Towers, ank, a. ‘Kersten. Chambers Wil: gon, Mrs Burnett, Mie Cummings, rhillipe, Beokwisa Mollobaver, Mr Mood, urd, Fisher, Feotheimer, Mrs From Glasgor, in the steamship Glasgow —Mrs M A Trot; ter, Mr ond Mrs Chalmers, Mics and Mise MeFennine, Mrs MoClune, Mre Hod; Mr and Mrs Rielly and Chelmers, Mrs mm ber Mrs Reem, Mrs Ann fora D Koes, Dr A ard Mrs Crosbie, lyn. Rev C Harris. H Russell Keote and ‘two cblidron, irs Remaohire, Me a Mre M Brown, Meand Mrs Nimmo, JC Ki Crawford, J but, Key Mr Joffrey, Glasgow: eighler, Mr aud Mrs Cherrimac, T Ber! Ramsay, Kenneth McKensle, Dr Re Mobertson, and Mrs Ri bertsor JKeith a @ Findlay “Mr T Byeae, Oud ir. Hewitt, and 265 in stecrage, scegy f emt Church by the Rev. On Thi , June 9, wt Trinity . W T. Weobe, Jous H. Atwarkn, of Brookipn, to Miss Jaxe B Leonaxp, of thin cit) On Thundey, Avgurt 18, ty the Rev. James Millett, at his residence, No 308 Broome street, Me Wituam Gf. Katiy to Mias Anna Manis Cappesrer, Also, Mr. James Dawson to Miles Biiie Mabison, wil of this o.ty. On Tuesday, August 2, in the Firet. Presbyterian Chureh of Newark, N. J., by the Rev. Dr. dy, Caautes Baxta, Jr, of New York, to Miss Liz K Haake, ot ine shove Ia n, on Tuesday, ® by the Bev. Dr, Reunsdey, Me Jaume QUEEN ae Exta Newru, Cavghter of William Newth E>q,, ali of Brooklya Io St. Poul’s Caurcb, Norfolk, Virginta. on Tuesday, Avgust 16, by the Rey. M KR Taibot, Dr. Caances Evras- wim, of the Uniied Staves Navy, to Milas Jos Taoxtus faa Caughter of the Kev. Mr. Talbot, United States avy. On Wedoesdey, Avgust,17, by the Rev. WH Lewis of Breoslyn, Me. Wie Gewonny, of New York, to Miss M_Loviwsa O. Haku, of the former place, New Bedford papers please copy. Dica, On Tussday, Auguit 23, Mc. Parnick Suuuvan, in the ‘Toth year of bis ego, for the last furty-cight yeare a re- sident of this city. ‘His friends and acquaintances, and the veterans of the war 0 1812, of which be was & member. are respsottaily invited to attend his fu: eral, from bis late resideace, Ne. 66 Jackson street, this aternoon, at two o'clock. His remains will be toterred in Calvary Comerery. On Monday afternoon, Avgust 22. after a protracted eee Joowru H. Texxy, Purser, of tne United states rn His fanersl will take place from his late residence, No. 68 West Fourteenth atreet, this afurncen, at three o’clook. His remaws will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery ‘OFong liad papers please og Lier 5 On Horde, prod arial eka at ix o’olook, of com- eum ptien. James Hamaonn. ‘The friends of the family, also the O. C. Citizen Volun- teers, wre respectfully invited to attend bh fuceral, ‘o morrow s!zernoon, at two o’cicok, from his late resi- na apa agedtcherd avenue Ser @ Copy. Om Monday, cio eds ‘74 Paicas, eldest ron of Jobn and Christiva Prigge, aged 4 years 11 months and 8 on, relatives and frienda of the are res; invited to attend the funeral porap ettenpersion past one o’cloek, frem the residence of his pasents, cor ner of Vsndam anc Greenwich street. On Tuesday, August 23, after a long and peioful illness, im the full hope of a blessed immortality, Eumapety A., the beloved wife of Richard B. Lewis of this city. ‘The relatives apd friends of the fami'y are rer; inv:ted to attend the funerel to morrow afternooa, at balf past oe o'clock, from No. 91 Clinton place, Eighth street, between Fiith and Sixth avenues. . Utica papers pleare co; Cs Tuesdsy, August 3, Euzsners Nucarrr, wife of Jauwes Young, oged 35 years, 4 months and 27 days. The relatives and friends of the famay. end the cem- bers of the Third Arseciate Presbyterian Church Charies etrect, are reopestfclly tnvited to attend ker fi from her late residence, 180 Wevt Twenty ninth street, corner cf Eighth avecue, this afternoon. at twe o'cicck. On Mondsy, Avgust 22. Mrs. Detana Graves, relist of Matbew Graves, aged 80 years. Her funeral will take place from No. 58 Saying street, ‘this afters: at two o'clock. The friends of the tantly ere perticularly requested to attend the funeral, without bir cra thag o ts re please copy. On we August 23, Mrs, Atice McCang, wife of Patrick MeCabe, in the 27th year of her age, a native of county Cavan, Irelend. relatives and friends, and thove of her husband, are respecttully invited to attend her funeral, to morrow ffte moon, at vbree o’olock, from her late residence, Ne. 524 = avenue, between Thirty first and Thirty-second otreet On Tuesday, August 28 after a short illness, Joun Cor- Fry, oged 39 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his faversi, this afternoon, at three o’sluck, from bis late revidence, No. 12 Roo-evelt street. On Monday, Avgust 22, Borgax, » native of county Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 25 years ‘The :elatives and friends of the aor b are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from No 104 Kast Tair Veenth strost, this afternoon, at three o'clock, On Mowdsy, August 22, Many McDonsRit, aged 15 years and § months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend ber funeral. from'the :esidencejof ber uncle, ees Caerry, No. 61 Beekman street, this afternoon, at 0 c’olook. On Tuerday, Augort 23. Dowatp Baxnmm, second son of Alexaucer and Jane Barnie, sged 8 years and 9 mon'hs. ‘His furere! will take place this aftercoon at half past four o'clock, from Fi street. three doors from Jero- lomon street. Brooklyn. Th relatives and friends of the grt invited to atterd. On Fri¢sy, August 19, Mr, Witt A. Monpurr, in the 2st year of of his ege. ° Ata meeting of the students of the University Medical College. convened on Monday, the 214 inst., for the our- pore of ing certain resolutions expressive of their Nef, occasioned by the wnitimely denth ef one of their wudents. Mr. J R. Beanchamp was called to the chsir,(end Mr. J. H. Winkler was appointed Secretary. ‘The object f the meeting having deem briefly stated by the Chairman, on motion, the following geatlomen re appointed a commitree to draft said th EK Miller, of Virgiota ‘ of Alabama; H. . 38. Jez, of Now ¥ WM. MaNoil, of N, U.; Otto Fullaraff, of New York city; JB. Mistura, of @hio: E. F, Alston, of S.C. and J. uchamp, Kertucky. A for deliberation, the committee reperted the following resolutions :— Whereas, Ove «f our fellow students, Mr. Wiliam A. Murphey, of Hamilton, Georgia, after an ‘iness of sereral Gnyn, Caring ehich time be exhibited the spay § tion, departed this life om the 10 ion of Divine Provi- dence we are called upon to lewent the loss of # warm. beerted friend. & social companion, an apt scholar, a gentleman, and « Christian. Resolved, That while we tee deplore the fate of our leat, we warmly «y=mpa- thive with the relatives of the deceased. ia the irrepara ble joss which they bave co unexpectedly been called upon to susteta. Resolved, That we tender our sincere thanks to the attending physicians, Drs. Van Buren avd Hylett, for thelr oni exertions in betalf of the deceased. snd glee tothe several etudents who 40 kindly attended him during bis Wnens. for the de- wed, That, token of our regard deceased, we wear the usual badge of moursing for thirty days. . tved, That = copy of the above be sent to the Fditor of the Henatp for publication, and ooples of the parte containing these resoluions be forwarded to the relatives of the a J. R. BEAUCHAMP, President. nl A. ba ingen Seeretary. papern please 00) iNew Orleans, on Teardey, August 11, of yellow fever, JomN ABKKNATHY, aged 23 years; and on Thur-day, August 16, of the same disease, cousin, Jon ABERTA- TY, Go ol aid both natives of Cooik'll, county Ty- rope, Ireland, K INTELLIGKENOR, ALMANAC POR NEW YORK—THI4 DAY, sees 5 20 | Moon Rism...,... 9 54 son AIS, ‘ -6 43 | mon waTeR,, more. 11 52 FON KEM, Port of New York, Aagust 23, 1853, C!RAREB. Stermudipr Rearobe, Cavendy, Norfolk, to, to Ludiara & Phavan's; Ation (ay Harrison, L-verpool, & Cunsed. Ship Westphalia (Brem), Weareia, timore, Oul. riebs & Ce, Brutus, Collins, Warren, RL, Wm L Baker. Barke—Rolla, Jarvie, Arptowall, JW Elwell & Oo; Kins, Bibttos, Sierra Leones. J B Geger & Oo: Joneoh Fish, Moxey, Mobile, Eagle & Haverd; Ortona, Oarleton, Lisbon, HD Brockman & Co: Jovepb 'Woodis, Beaker, ‘Norfolk, Brigh—Geo Wilron. Parkins, St Marka, Brodie & Pattes; Neves Plaisted, Ballard. Franklia, Baily & Oo; Clinvea, Walker, Charleston, Geo Pulklay; Rovklie (Br). Holmes, Cornwallis, NS. TL & DR De Wolf, Alida, Swenson, Joan cel Norte, A Oskemith: Greyhound, Verse, Malia, HD Brockman & Oo; Agorian (Br), Philos, Harbor Iniand, Faews & Hatehins: Javerna (Br), Cunningh Kingwion, Ja, J Pickard; Seeq, Boge, st Thomas arker, & i Beck & Kunhardt; Vivid (br), Hendrick, Ma; Inga, G'S Colt; Ano jones, Newport. Gage & Co: matla, Morr, ortemonth 8 W Lowhe Bebra—Fracces, Besufort, New! master; Joha Ta- rs Sgonr, Portamiouta, iW Trundy & Oo; Manand Mac- Lavaces. , Move & Co; Goott, toa ‘Van haat be Blaght; { eee es, DOR & Barres; Sarah Seavy, Barter, Fd he yy eg ' 1 . 1 ; , NBedt | Bo Breen, & Oy Ingraham, Whoeler, NBedford, 1 : i F H Py ith pastengers, to E Cunard. , a i : ite : i Hi i il Ss if le ei} EEE F E 4 G | in Craig, Glargow, Sug 10, 6 PM, with Simos’ Passage, 15 daye 2 hours. Patoea ‘Ann Drumaky off the High Steamship Avgusta, nae ‘Savannah. Aog 20, to Sami L Mitonil! Aug 21, 10:16 PM, Hatteras light bearing NW obanged signals with steamship Floride, hence by N, for Savannah; 10:45, Hatteras t bearing NW, ex: tiguals with pmol Marion, hence for Steamship James Adger, Dickins + Charleston, 52 hours, to Spoftord, ‘Tileston & Co. ‘og’ 21, 9% PM, Cape Batreras light bearing WNW, exchanged signals with steamships Flurida, berce for Savannah, aad Marion, Foster, hence for Ship George William (Byem). Dannemsan, “ days. Shae sedate & Stacken. Aug 15, Jat 43, €3, spoke ip Julius, from Bremen for Baltimore. Sbip Lytia, Soule, Antwerp and Flushing, July 5, with 241 pheacugers, to Furch & Motueka, Jusyrii, 12¢ tom 31, saw chip Constantine, of New York. bouud east; Aug 8, lat 45, lom 50, spoke Br bark Sarah, from Bristol for Quebec (wished tu be reported); 20th, Shoal N 80 miles, saw bark Reindeer (of Gardiver), Lawrence, bound enst; 224 off Montauk Point, saw a bark with main topmast gore, bourd in. Ship Preeidemt Fillmore, Pendteton. Now Orlesns, 10 Gays, to Frezcis Leland. Aug 8. lat 26 30, lon 86, ina squall from east, lost fore aud maintopmast mein top- gelant mast, main toprall yard, flying jibboom end thing atiaobed tothem. " Aug 10, Henry Sherman, of yellow fever on the passage. Half of the crew were at one time sick with the forer. Ship Acmizal Criep (Br), Liverpool, 56 days, with 13 Pe Ord Bogland (Be ‘Packman, Newport B, 41 days, ye " ckmas, Ne to Davia & Troma, Avg il lat 48 39, lon 51'82, spoke 6 da se rae date ‘exchan; saa iy jeering east (hence for Havre). & Bark Haphronyes (Br), Barute, New London, to Schmidt chen. Bark John Curtis (of Brunswick), Hi , Gee. Sweden, 82 days, to Necmith & Sons. July 2%, iat 40 30, lon 8 poreed achip’s rainmast, with sails and rigging attac to It; waa blowing very frech at the time from WNW. Back Secret (Br), , Newport, Wales, 60 days, to order. Brig Louise PP Lesage, St Pierre, Miguelon, 16 days, to Wheelwright & Co, Beig Alfred Exall, Golder, Charleston, 8 days, to NL ig: earns Davia, Masipart’ 4: aayista paaetoe in, Davis, Eastport. 4 de} . Brig Elizabeth. ‘New Haven for Philadelphia, g Biizal Brig Arpa A Tyrge (of Bangor), Pierce, Cardenas, 10 days, to W In 4 ‘of Boston), Burton, S¢ Jago, 10 days, to M Teylor & Co. Sa Spa bar ‘at St Jago, from Cadis, reports on the 5th ult, lat 36 £0 N, lon 18 W, fell in with the bull of a new brig, of disma: tad; was lam- ber losded. Had apparectly been some time; psinted black, with a red streak: house on deck, pala| yellow; quarter davits, but no boats. Brig Naiad (of Baltimore), Young, Sagus, 11 days, to pkland & Von Seeb. Kh Sohr Maria Lowther (Br), Corthaill, Newport, Wales, ca tayr, ty tevtines elon! “ Schr Arlington. March, Coatracoalcos, Mex, 84 days, to Lotech & Schefeler. Schr By Atkins (of Boston), Rendell, Havana, 11 dayn, to Senith & Noble. { pices Jamee F Davenport, Paterson, Plymouth, NC, 4 V8, Sebr E Wright, Machias, 8 da; ete rovidene ToS: Lockinct ‘Windsor, N3, 12 days, master. Bobr Friexda, Strout, Cherry Gell, 7 deys. Schr Chesepeske, Spcfford. Eastport, 0 days. febr R BPitts, Spear. Rocklacd. febr Cadet, Bocktin ; Sehr New Yerk, Goodrell, Boston. Sloop Jeel Hall, Cooper. Portland, Ot. Sloop Orion, Cary, Portland, Ct. BELOW. Ship Denza, 44 days from Hamburg, with parson Bask Highland vary, ot London, with passengers. lg Brig Jean Carios, of 3t Maitoe, Marseilles, 90 daye, ALo one ship, one bark, and a Be brig unknown. SAILED. Steamrbip Roancke, Richmord, Petersburg and Nor- folk; ebipe Queen of the West, Liverpool; De Witt Clin 1O, Wind at cunris@, North; meridian, do; sunsét, South. (ar pee en hinge te oP The cutwsrd bourd vercels Laveraees to sea. The steamer Glasgow, from Glasgow, is in the eastern offing. ae sbips, ore bark, and one brig ia the cffiag, bound in. lo sigrala. ‘Wind light from SE. Weather clear. (Pen Sreamsmr Pactri0.] Antwerrr—Arr Avg 5, Jobn Routledge, W Ambersie, N York. Si@ Avg 6, Peter Hattrick, Rockwell, NYork. ARDROEEAN—DSid Ang 6, Caroline C Dorr, Bisnchard, N York. Borpsavx— Arr Aug 8, Globe, Biair, NOrleans; Marshal Ney Liley, NYork. Baneaaona ~Arr July 81, Preeceosa, Page, Chariton. Burmrenaven— Sid Germaida Guy York. Sid Merrill, NOrieans. 1g 8, Austin & Ellen, Burgess, NYork; Mary Adeline, Sears do. Canpirr—Arr Avg 8, N Boynton, SmaDing, City Polat; GW Borton, Packing, NYork; irite Hiseop. do, Ang 6, Albert Gallatin, Storer, New York ; 6th, Geo Ture Mullen, NYctk; Robt Hocper, Churobiil, New ork. Cuxmaven—Arr ies, Nordaweriba, Peters, N York. §Id Avg 3, lénd, Moller, Vera Crus; Johanca Elisie, Tisutmen, NYork. Derm age July 31, Vincents Prussnitz, Kuhn, N ‘ork. Drat—id dug 8, Hevdrik Hudson, Warner, NYork. Pss.e6 bask Harwcod, from Rotte.dam for NYork. Shice Joho W White, M’Near, and Mary C Fitercy, Mitchell, from St. Fetersturg for Bristol x Fivenina Roape—3id Aug 6, Peter Hattrick, Rockwell, ‘York. Giarcow— Arr Avg 5, Statira Morse, Lawton, NYork. Sid 6th, Thetis Kenvedy, NYork. Gurvewy—SHi Avg 4, Americs, la Lacheur, NYork. Guranock—2ld Aug 5, Cecelia, Coan. Boston. Gayoa— Art July 30, Zefiro, Pore, NOrleans, Haver—Sid aug 4, Corich, Rich, NYork; St Joseph, RLolteld, United Siates: South Carolina. Graves, do, Brvvorr—Sid Aug 5, Leila, Stafford, Baltim Hamauro— Arr Avg 4, Nordemeria, Peters, NYork. Sid 4th, TaUleyrand, Young, NYork. Lyenpoor—Arr Aug 6, Josiah Bradle, Boysen, NOr- Jeaus; Osteactbe, Young do, Feta for lig Aug 6 Excelsicr, Hadley, NYork; Benj Adewe, Drummond, co; 6th. Decembridge, taylor, Philad-{- hia: Houghvou, Deane, NYork: Niagara, Siewart, do; Te. anal Harris do; 8th, Trimountain, Rea, Boston; Rich- wond, Wooo, NBedford; Great Western, Farber, NYork. Cli out Ava 5, Mayflower, Crabtree, NOrienas; Joba Banerch. Gilobrist, NYork. Sid Aug 4s Raterprise, Davies, NYork; Alfred, Kerr, do Expire State, Ramel, do; 6.n. Merrey, Maitinad, dan Frarciwo, Agorés, Scott, Beunnwick, U3; John Hsa- coxk, Gilebriet, NYork; 8th, H V Kent, Filtaer, Phila- Gelphia; Magara, ——, NYork. Lonpox—-Acr Aug 6, Christiana, Hammond, NYork. Enid cut Ang 6, Hendrick Hudeon, Warner, NYork; Arethwa, Cheodler, San Francivoo, ‘Nawrort-Cid Aay 6, Wabat, Day, NYork. Oroxro—Arr July 29 Swau, Lesile, NYork, fumpe—Sid Avg 6, Liverpool, Williams, NYork; Flo "erstcsiuar-tu port tig July Pyveiaide, Bestersen, SrockHoLau—In port lég Jul Awerice; Glesnor, Flitrer, A York. is TRALRE—SK Aug 4, Prince of Wales, Brown, NYork. 'Yyn Srramaur Azam) {* AxTwanr—Arr Aug9, Marie Theresa, Hrarees, Havana. Sid 9th, sophie, Devries, Charleston. Lag, Sultans, Bar- rett, for New York Sept 1; South Carolias, Stewart, ee S ey Bert 10: Devonshire, Mellett, soon; {i Home a ang 10, Attloa, Gooding, NYork, Sid 9:8, bh i—Cid bog a Bote creed onet NYcaky tits Anita aod Hilest Bar’ gers, Aexandrts, >) Busway Roaps~In the roads Aug 8, Jacob Groves, Kruse, ——— ; Charles sprague, Pike, ——~. pomenr— ar Aug 8, Sidonie, Schmidt, Nantes, to for Sav Fravelreo; dan Pao! , NOrkeans, dg, Brothers, Baxter, fr NYo:k; Hamburg, Barbe, for Sap Franei:co; Cisiborne, for N Or lnans, BOWKRNAVEN—Sid Avg 5, Krpbrins Friedrich, August Wurthwan, NYork; V Swim, Hohshoin, Pailadelpain; Oth, Caviciam, Stricker, do. y.Carpor—Arr Aug i0, Kate Swanstua, Morse, London; Lith, Wi'tam Whitterley, Wertgaie, London, ‘sid 10th, Au:tia, Mayon, NYerk Conn—sid Aug 8, Orion, Harris, NYork. CanTuagexa—Sid Avg 3, ludepeadence, Smith, NYork. DvsL—i'anned Aug 8. Macedonian, Preble, from the Bal tie for Brivto}; 10th, Brem bark Usrioiaa, Wolf, from Bre- men for NYork. PUINOK—Arr Ang7, Jobo Carkie, Raynes, Matanzas, for Vetorsbarg. Ca Tt, Funigrant, Olsen, NYork. Gaewock~ Ski Ang 9 New sugiand, Prottoas, NY ork; 10h, Macy Morrie, Freeman, \Youk, Grargow—=ld sug 7, New sugland, Protteem, NYork; Wabaro, Walord, Phiisceipbiay 10th, Spenose Kixby, Treherkin, Havana; Giargow (x), Craig, NYork. Gimuattan— Arr Avg 3, Kisabeth, Youug, Cardlf 4th Alvarado, Sianley, Marseilles, aud old for NYor®. Frovnixe Roaps--Sid Aug 10, Sophie, DeVries, Charles en. Havee—Are Ave 9, Memnoe. Lowia, Cardiff; Gurso, Agnirre, Havana, Cid 10th, Bivina Owen, Owen. NYurk; Fairfield. Loveland. do, id 71h, Hope, Goodwin, Parone, New York; Mirslainpt, Heorios, Bremen. He.voxt—Arr Aug 8, Baward, De Boor, NYork. Liveevoo.—Arr dug @, Marys, and Montezuma, D’Cour- ' NYork. Yotd for Mg 9b, Louisisne, Barstow, NYork; Lich. Northampton, Reed, for NOrtloans; Mary Klizaeth, N York; Metropolis, Warwirk, do, Cid out 9th, Liverpool, Kearney, NYork; Sarah Jans, Stevens, do;’ John and Albert, ‘Wilson, Phitedeiphis} Paeifis (), Nye, NYork; 11th, Kate Hunker, Bush, do; Jobn Curren do; Richmond, Wood, NBedford. Bld Oth, Gteat Western, Furber, NYork; Houghton, Wi and joba and Albert, Wilaea, " , Matthews, Mal- bourne and aoe. Tach) Eomoruble’ MoMeuus’ aad Mery York; Presideat, Oummings, (DOw—Cid Aug 10, Jane Parker, Bowker, {rom 3ea- Hammond. NYork; 11th, Jobe, NB. ‘Hors (Or! viet tari Ang begs Rec ‘all wail, Masemia—aArr July 24, Pasq: ‘Trapent Nawross ai a . ‘Mary, Young, 7 Nat Arr Avg 7 Cattire, Bourrott, Charieston ye ge 8, abip as, Macshall, from Callac for * Portamourn— Arr Avg 10, Hendrik Hi We Londoe, and sid for NYork. ” re Quemrsrows—Sid Aug 9, Orion Harris, NYerk, Rotan Roape—Sid Aug 5, Sareh Bei Sturtevant, Onleane; BY Martin. Prenca, NYork oe Wicur—Off the Wight Aug 10. Brom bark Favorite, Meyerdizck, from Biemen for Baltimore, oll well. Rarost oy Carr. Gro, Px, o” tam Bugasrony EL Pelet yeas Light, beaitog 8 We, dleteas oor % ight bea miles. a bark was discovered a; g'us on the etare Doard teok. bE ge we kept our ahip off from her course BSE to3SE. The bark otili ap i us, with ber beim to starboard, we hailed them but no Bipot the as texen. and tho bert a z 55 A ZF i ef i tik a i BES PLES Lf 3 f § 3 r i 3 i # trim the cargo streaks list, to prevent the hole from getting under | constansi going. 4t10A M. a Liverpect pilot came om board. Constent atteation was paid to the pumps; found the revere biow had shaken our saip very conciderably,and that she meda a great deal of to; water. Keeping the pumps constantly ang, at half os: 1P.M passed the Bell buoy, got over bar aad at Lk pool, I fiud the captal Brevhoim. GEORGE PILE, master of the b igantine Lette, Losponpgrrr. Avo 8—The Fanny. Quion of aod from bexoe for NYork, whiob got on shore 234 July, in Lough Foyle, came off on the 3¢ August, and proceeded om her voyage the folicwiog day. VERPOOL AUG 9--The deck houw of the Sarah Jans, Jording in the Sardon Dock for NYork, took fire to-deg from Be pam tag of the stove, but it was promptly ox- tivgui . NuaKOns, Ava 8-The ships from the Balto whick ‘were attained here at the departure of lant it aa well ac the arrivals from thence «irce, are at this momeat (eats cee ee in order to proceed with a I NE. The ships from the North Sea have succestively acter clearance. Marine Reports, Telegrupnic qo Arrived—Bark What Cheer, Tongay; origs ation Sierra Leove: Richard Cooden. Glavrow; Matansas, ‘au Prince; Harrie: Newell Cha:leston.’ 80; Pombeoke, Alexandria; Willem A Drow, Joseph, Albloe, Lady the Labe, Philsdelphis; Marthe Kiasmaa, New York; sobre BR Sopef, Atlantic Ocean, with 260 bbls of of; Leader, Norfolk; Yarkee Dooule, and W W Wysr, Alexse- dria: JA tid © H Getell JW Swaia. wane eee sop, C Loeser, M Grace Merliog and Julia & he Philadelphia; Andrew Brown, Glide, Leander, Detroit, aa Montano, Albany; Ophir, Pavilion, aad Harbinger, aout ‘Also arrtved—Bark P 3 Pendleton, Londoe. Saray. Aug 23. Arsived—Bark Seetoff, Montevideo, July 8; brig “Water Witeb, Conway, Pars, July 28. 5 Disasters Baro Aveta, of New Haven, which went to Nave to repair dawages from having been ashore on gana reef was returuing to Iuagus, to load for aaot! ‘tin the West Ivetea, when ebe got ashore on Bigg Eland, 4th iat, and became a total wreck. Norw aria Virco, from Wilmington. NC, for Hull, put into NYork 21st fost, with crew sick. ‘Capt ‘aptaat aud the carpenter bid died. / Bug WsraMora (0 Boston ( Rogers, from Georgetows, 8C. for Rockland £ attempting to cross the bar, wee stranded om Rafitree shoal previous to the 16th inst, aed at lant accounts the tide ebded and fiwed in ber, Tee yecuel, with ber tackle do, acd cargo, (95,000 feet ship tim-ber,) were t0 be sold by suction 18th fast. Spokea. Ship Jchp Bertram Leudaoles. from Boston (Jume S09 22 lat 6 06 N, lon 3005 NY ‘from Caldera for Boston, wee Lapeer Kure, Borland “tem Liverpect fer ® ‘ork, wi joss O° three topmasts—wan DO Re istesea, AME chip ateeriog M ohentog: Sevequ’s ageal'(peebe ship steering E. wing voga’s signal iba Ocanceten Oeeabar tenmedic ork: taeiierecseot wee geen Aug 10 lat 43 40. lon 65 51 Baik Andromache, 78 days from London, Aug 8@, Ist “Gak Masmebsetté (Am), 60 days fos Newport ta (m3). 0: fom 4 A poi) 2 paeninane a . LJ a Bey ng og TR A for Cowes, &3, he age a for pet a A ie), rt Lot Bask Vermont, of NOslesns, from Gork, 60 days, of Fire Inand. Bask James, of St Ire, from Lenton, 80 days, off Fire, bes mw ipod (ot Yarmouth, N3) 41 days from Gise gow. bound for Horton, Aug 9 ‘lat 42 49, Jon 66 $4. Reig Lion, Hesrd. from euas for Montreal, 7 dare out, Aug 16, ‘2: 26 40, lon 72 40. Brig Patrick Benry, from Philade!phia for Barbadeos, 1T bas hss Aug 3. lat 29 09. lon 60 15. ig Masia, (Br) from Leghorn for Boston, Aug 7, lat 48. lon e aN Boar of end from Baltimore for Jamaica, 15, lat 34 68, lon O1 W. - Home Ports, SAN FRANCI300— Arr July 71, steamer Major Tots kine, Bunt “enta Crez; ship Climax (cl), Bostow, 116 daye; brig Col Frement, Caskine, Sex Pe: Pood ‘yland, Davie, Shoulwater Bay; 224, bark darab Waz- rep, Gove, Oregon: brig Leones. Howard, ound renre lows. t, Oregon; Emelive, Osborn, Owyhee, ‘23d, chips Winga of the Mcrning (cl), Lovell, NYork 1é das lantag, (20), Beeatoar NYorx. (121 dayn; Antelaps ¢}), Shim fork, 1) Aramingo (ol), Drinkwaver, Sr. il day Caarlo'se, Sabedie, edie ise fare ‘a Vol "ba S villa, Haratow, Sound; frentec, Blinn, Puget. Sound, Perthlan’ Siu Riebmond, 119 dave: brige Tigris, Oregon. cuyn; Machigonse, Given, Humboldt Bay, 3 days, ec THe yA days; Wea Allng, Wives’ yerson, Badger, Oregon, Puget Sound; Rialto. King, Ssata Crus; Loo Choe, Chorles, Sante Oruz; 24tb, ship Harentean. Charode NYork. 10 days; bark R adams, Srecm&a, NYork. Gays; brige Agate, Wateou, Oregon. 6 days, Willi PP), Prdertecn, Vaccouver’s Inland; 26¢D, anipn ioeo ith NYozk. 147 Gaya: Feliciasd (cru, Fair eaathes Velparelso 72 days; Origa Carbon, Valpey, Boston, 166 aye; Nonpareil er, Oregon; 26th, Biitard, jaa bark Barovers (Br), aye th Desdemona, Ridgeway, Bay: brig Semin MaFurland, Mertthew, Humboldt Ba 14tb, stenwer Goiiah, MilHard San Diego: sini (cy Benton, 1:0 days; Northere Crowa, Lamb, "Y days; barbs Mosel'e (Br). Thomp:on, Hong Kong, $8UB! mmoumer Major Toviphints Hunt Suse Cov , wteamer Major 7 junt Sante Houjos (ol). Dizey, NYore ley ton 180,de) # Alert Reed, Oregon; Sonowy (Mes). Dedauva'l, parateo, via Copia a8 days, 16¢n. lg (cl), Burnley, NYork, 168 days: stoniner Cor ; San Juan det tad; bark New Wot, Knipe. Me : 17th, steawer Columbia, Sarns Arte ria, 18th, steamship Golden Gate, Patterson. Paoams. steamer Thomas Hust, Haley. Sac Diego; ship Sos’ oe Myrick, NYork, 120 days; bork Bare Hasren, H 150 dave; 19th, ship Ooesu sp"e) Mand, NYork, 135 days; bark Hugh Birak 5s ings, Baltimore, 144 days; 20h, rhtps Comperivor Hawes, Boston, 114 days: Paerieas. Buscomh Soe dase, via Valpai © days; Paragon, Dunoas, Gaye; berks Naumkeag, Johnven, Orecow: Powlens. a0; brig Alfonso, Dennis, da: 31¥%, steamers Tompkins, Hunt, Senta Crus;"Coluamn, Burp, Artorie; ship Storm King (cl), Coltier, Bostom, 183 days, via Callac 85 daye; brig Potomac, Slooum, Ore- D tbipa Santiago, Obadwiok, NYork 134 deys; Sratoe (Ham), Kayrer ss 102 days, via Singepore 0 0 a, bark» Success, pe, Puget Sound, Emily Wy rer, Meizer, NYcrk, 800 days; brig Visurgia (Oidend), Hayrsen, Bremen, dare. y July 14, ships 3 3 Bishop, Sherman Collar; Mystery, | Peterson, Kbangbai; bark Abbott” Ferguson, Port Paili>; 16th, meamers John L Stepheos, Pearion, Panama: Bre: ther Jonathan, Baldwin, “eo Joan; ship Acadia, une, Hong Keng: bark Terror, Purcival 0; Lite, nip: Bfirgham (Br), MoKnight, do; bark Carib, Plummer, Straits of San Suan ce: Fou: beige Zoa, Paty, Honoiata. JW Havemer, Bayley, Portland. cohre Frances Hi Leede, Umpqua River: Prineoss Charlotte Duvonss Adawe, Valoarnino; 18. back 4 4.8 (Onli), Vi paraiso, 19th, «teamer Goliad,» San Pedro; amp Surpeis@, Ravlett, Shangbal; harks Olreaistan (Br): Cox, Valparaino: Salem (Rr), Hayne, do, 20th, svoamer Ge den Gate. Pacterson, ienacia, abtp Herbert, Hallet, ia! eutta; berks Marmoen, Fales, Calins: AF Seco, Hor ton, d0; berig Clarendon, WilKama, Milwaukis; Set Hac brig Rote. Stiges, Vancouver» Leland; 22d, ahios Wired: craft, Dudiey, Callao: Houqus, DMixay, Hong Kong: orig Tryphenia (Br), McKenzie, Gueymas; 2d, barks Suna, Dudley, Gxllao; Lyme Regia, domons, do: iyrign F one land & bo, Nelson, Stockton ; Kua Taylor, Ristor, Sea P= dro; sobr Petite (Chil). Swansoo, Vaiparatso; slogy Philtp Horn, Micbaeix, Stockton: Uth, stowmer Maj Tompkive, Hunt, Sante Ceua; ship Cam , Hay Benecin; bark Joe Wasren (Peray), Merithew, Vancouver's ahip Island; ‘sober Gazelle, Bailey, Astoria; 26th, G (8), Edwards, (Oallao; bark Bentinck (Br), Wi alparsiro; brig Dudley, Staples, Portiend, 27 vhips Coarser, Berry. Hong Kong; Pursia, Brown, found; New York. Baxter. Callao; Shakapeare, H: do; barks Ork, Onkes Columbia River; Raleigh (0+), lum, Hing Ke eehr & 1, Feove, Homa Bovelala \\p Forrester 1d, Onilao; bi ), Gives Peivoe, McPbareom, balleo Dede