The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1853, Page 8

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA, wirn Que Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollars in Gold Dust. Qaick Trip of the Uncle Sam from New York te Panama. WERT LATE FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC, “~ NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA, wo. ee, be The United States mail steamship Georgia, Thos, 4. Budd, commander, arrived last night, bringing tee United States mails of August 1, two hundred end fifty cassengers, and $1,300,000 tressure on freight. She lef Aspinwall oa the evening of August 19, at 10 P.M. There was nothing of imterest transpiring om the Isthmus. Te health is better this summer thin it hes ever been known before, and Aspinwall is quite flourishing. Oa the 24th, Timothy Mason, of New York, died SPROIR LIST OF THE STRAMGHIP GBORGIA. Adams & Lo 460 Thomse Watson & W S. Boge & Son... G. Rosenstock HowebSatemnk PESesseeges2 Hl We are in¢ebted to Parser Rodgers, of the Georgia, apd Ur. R. V. Meade, messenger of Adams & Co.’s e@yrtes, for the prompt delivery of our files. The first half-yearly meeting of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Company took place at Panama Upon August 17th, when the report brought forward wes omapimously adopted. The prospects of the Gndertaking sre described as encouraging. Im accordance with the notice given some days rovious by the Consul of France in Panama, high manas and other religious ceremonies were performed im the Cathedral, upon August 15th, in honor of the Emperor abd Empire of France. General Thomas Herrera, Governor of tho Pro- vince, bed arrived in Parama. The British bark Fortune arrived at Valparaiso oa the 5th ult, from Sydney, in forty-five days, mak" tag the date about May 20. She brings no news of any importance. The state of the market aad undergone little or no alteration. Flour was selling at £20 per ton in Siduey. The cargoes of Chile flour had vot arrived at her sailing. The news from the mines conti ues favorable. ‘The Briti-h mail steamer Quito was wrecked on the 10th of August. She struck umexpextedly upon a rock, twelve miles from Huasce, and rebounding from it was cashed against anvther, so as to stave in hee bottom immediately. The Quito was a new irem veesel the property of the Paoifig Steam Navr gation Com) avy. The U. 8. bark Fredonia, Asa Wright master, from Boston, hound to Punta Arenas, drove into Valparai- se, June 3—(sailed June 28)—with logs of best power anobor and ninety fathoms chain. ; The Belgian bark Josephine spoke, in lat. 20 30 8.» ‘om. 77 10,the American sh'p Louisa, from New York, bound for San Francisco. Intended putting inte Callao for water. {From the Panama Stor, August 18 } The unrivatied steamer Uncle Sam, Captain Mills, cade her sppearance in our harbor yesterday, in the anprecedented ume of fifty-seven days since she «ailed from New York. having outstripped, in poiat of speed, every vessel that has her. She aeiled from New York June 20, and anchored in this pert at 4 o'clock yesterday evening. We are under Fret batt Jaxer to Purser J. A. Buckman fur the following interestiag memoranda :— The Independent Opposition Line's steamer Uncle ixam left New York on the 20th of June at 6 o'clock P. M., bound for San Francisco, vis Rio de Janciro, Valparaiso and Pauama. Crossed the equator in Ton 36 19 on tie 4th of Jaly, and arrived at Rio on the 10th, (having made the peaege inside of twenty deys,) at wbich place we took in coal, and left on tbe 17th for Valparaiso, via Straits of Magellan. Bucountered bad weather in the Straits. It snowed or rained most of the time, which caused us consider- able delay. ax it wus im) ible to run more than ten hours a day, on account of storm and darkness. On the 23th of July was boarded by the captain of brig Isavel, lying at Port Famine, at which place she bea putin ‘or water. The Isabel is owned by Lady Franklin, avd bound to Behring’s Straits in sewoh of Sir John Franklin; captata and all hi well. The Uncle Sam arrived at Val, on the 4th of August, und took in coal for Panama. On the ‘Tch we gave a collation on board to Kate Hayes, Herr Mengie, Mr Bushnell, and about two hundred citi- sens of Velparaiso, which passed off very happily. Misa Hayes bas been giving concerts there with great success; on the oo) of the 6th, she gave her fare- ‘well copcert, on which occasion she was presented with a spleod diam: nd bracelet, valued at one thou- geod dollars. Sbe-was to leave Valparaiso on the %h for Santiago, thence to Lima. The Uncle Sam left Valpera’so ou the 7th, at 5 o'clock P.M., and arrived at this place on he 17th, at 4 o'clock P. M., baving made the paseage from New York in fifty-six days and twenty-three hours, inclading twelve days detention at Rio and Valparaiso. She has thus made the trip in forty-four days and twenty-three hours ruvning time, and the quickest on record from to port. sag ted the Reporter of the 30th ult., we extract the ‘oikowing particulars of the loss of the British Pa- cific Steam Nuvization Company's fine new iron mall steamer Quito: Mao xiety _prevalled when the P. 8. N, Co.'s ste: tity did not maka her anoearance on the appotnted dey, (the 12th instant,) and every other jay of ber delay increased the alarm, and the pnblic bed eafficient cause to be afraid of some ascident having happened to her, as withia the last eight gears there steamers have arrived and sailed with the greatest regularity. It wonld be tiresome to the gubuc totake up again at this late period all the pec ahr made as to the possible cause of her non- arrival; suffice it to say that for some days trade was , aed the conversation of the conmercial was a, confined to this subject. had friends and relations on board were r ly in a state of uncertainty and fear,and Val- paraiso aopeared very dull without the arrival of the comm( mail, The government intended to despatch the war steamer Cozador; but she could not be got ready tor #0 soon. It was solicited by some to send the steamer Nueva Granada as far a8 Callao; but the agent of the iy having no ordera to that effect, aod being under contract with the government to des said steamer on the 3d of each month, to tue south, it was not carried into effect. So things re- mained anti! the 20th, when a telegraphic despatch oame from Santiago, stating that the Qnito had got upon a rock near Huasco—passengers and part of the silver saved. Next morning Mr. Lambert's small sorew steamer lirefly arrived, with the mail bags in a wet state and brought particulara of the wreck, and we, in consequence, deferred the publication of our paper to the present dais, there being no other steamer to take the mail. The Quito was sailing, on the nicht of the 10th inet, twelve miles from Hnasco, when sho strack pore opin: f oa a rock.and tho shock drove her ove hundred yards further, striking from one rock to another with such force a# to open her bottom im- | media‘ely. The letter bage and specie were then discharged with regularity. Of the liret ail wero saved, but oi tle bars of silver shipped at Copiapo, sixteen were missing, only twenty four bars of silvor snd one of gold being saved. The following day the o Huaaeco, and the authorities dent was known at 6 the English C L went ta the place, aud the shipwrecked ducted to the to vn, from whence the Firefly brought them to Coquimbo. The captain of the Quite wrote to the agency that only Don Croz Tovar was drown ed, who bad brought with him about 200 doubloons. Latest from tne South Pacific OnILI. Executive and Congresa were zoale ployed. working out plans for the the country and the developement of its We particularly notice the project for the tithe ayetem, which weighs heavily a on the working agriculturist, and snbstituting » other texation, lighter in individual amount bat wore extensive in range, tending thereby to au ment the fiscal revenue, and yet not 30 onerous to the contributor as the prevent. The conntry in general ie in & most tranquil state; the principal caure of comylaint being on account of the unasually dry winter, eich promises a sonsible deficiency in tho forthcoming uarvest. PERU. ¢ Panama Star of Augost 6, says :— “From aro that the difficultics between that is 5 The government of Costa Rica had it in contem- pigtioa to close the port of Punta Arenas, and eatab- apotber in ite stead at a more northerly poiat, aa being more conveniout for the commerce of the re- a The project met wita considerable opposi- , and it is doubtful whether it will ve carr'e@ out. It is thought that the iaconveotence arising from such a change would exceed the advantages deriva- commercial intelligen i 8 return from the coavict pears 1,721 convicts arrived in lew South Wales, from the 30tn of . to the 31st of Jam . 1863. Rev. John I Dulryiaplo, won arrived intl, by The v. Job irymple, who Strathfieldasye. was, on the 4th inst, pec into ae ha ee bogateiva Peeeteat By the ice of pres! proceeds to Warrna: 5 where he is likely to succeed the Rev. Mr. Mo(illi- vray. Mr. Dalrymple was formerly minis'er of Thora- liebank, near Glasgow, but latterly fidelity, and vsefulness; and his fellow speak in the warmest terms of the poaervicne which be conducted on board, and of his pradent apd exemplary concuct.”’ The Geelong dent of the Melbourne Argus, writing upon May 7th, :—Simoe m: last. we bave bad uo less tham four English arriv: —the Panama, witb male and female imizrants; the Midoleton, the Morning Star, and the Hondaras. These vessels bring large general cargoes. Several complaints bave been made by merchants in this town of the nos-deli of their letters in London, which were despatched from. this colony by the steamer Formosa. The Post office authorities declare that the mail was despatched to Melbourne. This is very unfortunate, as several publicans are com paint of the loss they are sustaining in con- sequence of their agents not having recelved replies to their orders; ara not a few broadly charge some of our merchants with having barked the letters, in are wo a themselves hi the leratosited ‘uae ly all the porter and spirits brought these vessels will find thelr = to Meleonrue’ sf The non-arrival of the steamer has again caused conriderable disappointment. If she is not more regular in hertrips, may soon expect to lose all paizouane.. man named Maberly, convicted of a garotte robbery, undergoes the extreme penalty of the law to-morrow. This execution will make the fourth within one week in this colony. I have but littie change to notice in the markets. Flour £82 per ton; wheat 12s, to 128. 6d. per bushel; bay eaened) £22 per ton; potatoes £12 and £14 per on. Commercial Intelligence, The Melbeu ne Argus of Mey 14th, thus refers to state of ‘be market«:—Gold remains at yesterday's price, pemely £3 162 per ounce E Gubert & Co sold at the Victoria Mart, yesterdsy— ak aeiled aboos, 83. 60. to 10s. pair; port wine, Ste 6d. per doven; dicts im weud. oot 10s. per gallon; Calentta oss. 146. per bushel; okerry braady, 124 9d. per gallop; Warner’s revolvers, £5 5a. each; slops, 37 per cent on invoice. Stubbs & Son sold, on the Queea's Whar!, yesterday— Jolste, 42s, to 480; quartoring. 426, to 62s.; battens, 614; paling. 578 to 60s; cedar, half-inch amd oe inch, 91. pret per teat petaines, au 10s. per seh at 1 Toma, cheee Is. -; Oatmeal, z tb, flour, £26 te £80 00 6a gers = fash price fieus at the agents’ steres, Portland, May 0:—Firet flour, £89 per 2000 Ths.; second do , £27 per LABOR MARKET. SaTveDaY, May 14, 1653. Although the supply of labor bee greatly increased within the last few Vouks, there te elt plemly of ouiphry- sents for ali kinds of heap eige ero, al farm servants are most t , ke. are rot wanted Wages remaim without alteretion at the rete snpvexed:—Barried Ges AG famiiy,) per annym, with rations, £70 to £1 Latest Gold Otrceulars. ee alee jmecoounsy CIROULAR. es for god fur skipment per Harbinger, was br av up till Friday, whon it ceaced, and the price imme Giately frll from 76a. 1. to 76+, The long looked for aud anxiously expected steamer Adela:de bas at last resched Hobson's Bay, after a vovace o 128 days—e duration of time that weuld dirgrace the worst ailing craft that ever atrempted to come to the colony. may expect one more of the same ti: mansged ves-els; but if the bome gerernment chould altempt to contiaue to foist upon us euch contemotible portal ccm munication. s stringent protest must bo mado, end sent by a veerel that can sail, which will at onca sbow them thet the colonists are not to be trifled with, axd aleo to point out how a letter ought to be convayed ‘to or from the colonists in regord to time. Among the many ca ea of ruccessful gold digging hi therte reportea, following ¢xtreordinary one stacd<« prominent. A party of five men commenced digging twenty m mhs ego and from time to time forwarded the produce of their joint labor to the banks for aafe custody, which has accumulsted during that period to the eacr mous amount cf 12,432 ounces, which amount was offered for sole at this office, but not purchased aa the price asked was #0 for above the market rate. It is their iaten tien to take it home, as the market price is not likely to come up to their ideas of its value. The government, through it law officers, has dore essential service to the fature success of the Meibourne Escort Compeny. To say that the government would receive # man’s gold at the diggins to convey to torn, and when bereostves it from the Treasury it turas out to bo shot, and that they would allow euch a bare‘aced robbery to come into # court of law, crowns the govera went idio+yneresy. Instead of paying the men for the lors of bls gold. aa common honeaty would dictate they actually tarm him out of ¢aurt bait og fe paltry quibble in law. After such @ trick aa this, diggers wil have themselves to bieme if they countenance an 6:0>rt, govern ment or other. that wonld act in the way that the jovernment bas done to Austin. The Meibocrue Kecert mpaay have adopted an excellent plan ia iasuriog the safe arrival of goldin Mublourme, for whioh they charge the small premium of dd. per ounce, thus dviag away with all anxiety about the gold after it leaves the Giga+r’s bands. bree escorts srs overdue—two government, and the Melbourme—the state of the ronds being the cause. 7 4 £ ; Nom ber of persons who have arrived in the colon, during the week... .. Number of persons who Addition to eur population this woek........., . ‘The government escorts brought this week from — GEUCIOMES sy siles sciaanonedsers oss Mount Alexander and Berdigo....... 0. ce. Gold shipped fr Or, 82 tons,L0 ewt., Oqr. [LO lon Fxobange on London on Grafts sgaiart gold hypothe onied 1 par cent disgount, nx from 0s, to 60s advanced by ali the banks. Freight of gold delivered aty the Bal- hon Cilice, London, 44:4. per oz In-uranes 23¢ guineas i eent. EDWARD KGULI, Bullion Broker. 55 Groat Collins atrect, went, May Tt 1566. GEPLO™ CIRCULAR. Thore bas been # con iderable demand during the week lor the precious metal for the purpo-e of rem ttanes, at even higher rates than itean be consilored safe to give. | I. is etill decidedly the favorie modiwu of remittance. The supply hes not been at all commensurate to the de mand for the article for the last ten days. qaauy |} There is pot mech of the encouraging te report from our gold Belda at precent, The entire produce. aa shorn by eceort, bat poorly rapre-ents the amonnt of popula | Yon at work The digvers generalty aso roproscated ay | deing in a very unsettled mood. moving fom one place } 10 spor he Nothing par ly rich is at proseat wiovgh l thay reo undec' to the best locality or the wii Sount Mol vor ix eaid to be doing 0: rg, aod it ia beli¢v forind there in la sbont or ne Some pew white if they are at Alexa ndor, do. anrat, Oven, 1 drafts agaioat gold miom ; Freight of gold delivered in London. 455 per or M. PATCERODN Kartinta otrent, May 16 ‘this port cau-ing pyrolasers to spertagty. ‘The good demard for cracked mai last week's prices are main’ inquiry for «at weal Oats are lower, having affected the market, Hay has Price, there being « better supply, and sellers Clived to reslize Brean remains steady. obecee the inquiry is not se great, and ln:t week's prices are hardly ree! Butter is in fair equest and brie eteady. (eee demand cectinues good. Fine sugars are atili wanted. and high prices are paid. Tea is also im good requert. particularly the fiver descriptions Cof- foo ix very scarce, spd prices advancing. Fruits muck inquired for, and little offesing. Soap rather dell. Candies are steady. Carolina nce maintains its high tate, aod East India hus met wich more attention, A good inquiry for pickles and oilmen's stores. Sploes are taken freely st previous rates ‘The « ewand for ticber remains steady, and the article supports tte previons bich figure icke pell well, and po siteration ia price has taken ulagas sere is a good inquiry for slates, and few in the mar! Regars are firme: rather inclined to advance; to- bacon is much eanted, and good brancs scarce. there 1s a good demand for beer, sod prices contaue stesdy: botiled beer songht for and commends bigh rates; brarcy yatber easier. but cases maiataia their price. Afeir inquiry for whiskey aud gin. Ruer eoa- finves im demand «sd better prices cam be obtained, Of «ines there is a good inquiry for port. but very little offering. Champegne has met with come attention; therry im fair request at previous rates; light wines neglected, Stromg beots and choes ave etill ia good demand and recent tmportations have moved off at very cys Blavkets, beslery, aad winter goods of all Bell freely ot bigh rates. Castor ot! iv fair request. No alteration to notice in dru; y Offered sre taken readily at remunerative Prices; come descriptions wanted FRmguts Te Loxpox —Tallow, 406 to 60s per ton. and 5 per ceat; gold 434d per ounee delivered at the billion cffice oo per steamer 63d . wool, greasy, 2340. per do, washed, Xd. per Ib ; hides 20s. to 254 per ton; tal- Br £1 ee per ton, aud 5 per cent; oil, £3 per ton, and per cont THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Tuial ef Charics H Comsteck, the Conducter, Cha:gea wih Mausianghter Verelot of Acquittal by the Jury. Stars er Connscriovt vs. Caarces H. OousToox. Gefere the County Court now in session in Danbu- ty, Fairfield county, Ct, Hon. Edeard Taylor, presiding Judge. SPECIAL REPORT YOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. FIFTH DAY'S PROCEBDINGS. Monpay, August 29, 1353. The court convened at 11 A. M., the hourto which it was adjourred on Saturday. The court room was filled by an audience eagerly and anxiously awaiting the return of the jury. At length, at 114 A. M., the creaking of one of the lobby doors gave notice to the anxioos listeners that the twelve men by whose will the prisoner was to go free or suffer an ignominious punishment, and for whose retarn they were anx- ieusly looking, were now approaching. the Clerk:— Have you agreed upon a verdict? Answer—We have. Cierk—Who sha | say for you? Answer—Onur foreman. Clerk—Prisoner, rise up. Foreman, look upon the prisoner at the bar. What say you, is ho guilty or not gailty of the crime charged against him in the first count in the information’ Foreman—Nor ovuinty. Clerk—Guilty or not guilty on the second count? Foreman—Not guilty. Clerk—Guilty or not guilty on the third count? Foreman—Not guilty. Immediately upon the rendition of the verdict, the spectators testified their approbation by clapping their bands and ctamping upon the floor, which, after some little difficulty, was repressed by the offi- cers of the court, and order was restored. Comstock appeared but little agitated, and has, doring the trial, exhibited but little fear of the final result, although he has evidently felt the unhappy and un- pleasant position in which ho was placed. He re- ceived the congratulations of those in the vicinity where he was standing, among whom we noticed the attorney for the State and his associate, Mr. Terry. Thus has closed a caso which has attracted as much attention, at least in Fairfield county, as any other case which bas been tried in that county in years; and all who have heard and been present at tte trial, bave unanimously acquitted Mr. Comstock of any and all charges of recklessness and negligence on bis part, at the time of the occurrence of the Nor- walk disaster, Providence and Worcester Railroad Disaster, Examination before the Railrond Commis sleners in P,oviaence, THIRD ‘Day. Saturpay, Aug. 27. Present—Mesers. Fisher, Eddy, Potter and Ma- theweon. " Francis C, Avery, sworn.—l am employed in the capacity of road ‘master on the Providence and Worcester Railroad, from the Boston switch to Ux- bridge, a distance of twenty miles; I have been on the road since it waa first opened; I have known one or two instances within the past year of irregu- larities in the running of the freight trains, in one case resulting in an accident, but no person wes in- jured; I am acquainted with all the condustors on ‘the road; I consider Mr. Potnam as competent os any person they have on the road for conductor, in the absence of the regular conductors; I have known of cases where one train has passed over portions of the road on another train’s tine, but suppoved that there wes an understanding with each other, and that it wes all right; I think I reported one case to the superintendent, and he said there wes an under- standing about the matter; the train hod a flagman ahead; no accident occured in this «: there is 4 flepmat: stationed at Hamlet Village; ! never know him to be abeent from his post when the trains were dne there; I aitribate the cause of the late collision to be Mr. Pntnam’s watch not being correct; whon the down train passed m short distance this side of Homie s morning of the 12th, where I was at work, I a 1 to my man that the train was five minutes late, but did not fear any accident from it. Jobn J worn.—! am conductor of the morn | lng passen 1 for Worcester, on the Prayideaco r since 4; have been never met with any cident; never on another train’s ns tw ran, J thought and Worce i bo a slight at ave mentioned the matter to k, in conversation with him, several yuect of no case of recent ocearrence; + incroase of freight over the read rendera is for these trains to make their t impossible I neve w the supe ndent to give orders nilicting with the pr ; have always ideved that ho used great care to have his orders nderstood, end where he thought the t abont it, he always made it a } present on’ the train; I think the can of the collision waa want of judgment in the con- ductor of the down train, and the variation-~f Mr. Putnam well; he came on to nan when he first came on the i him prompt, honest, and relia- jadgment io rinning the last four minutes of bis time, not making sny allow- ance for the variation of his watch; he probably did not make sufficient allowance, oither, for the heavy his watch; 1 know train he had; if be bad had more experience in run- nivg excursion trains, the sate fag ig that tee ac- \ cident would not have oseurred; the fact ia, trains The jury having been called, wera inqnired of by ! bey ‘appeared the inquest, already published. John B. Wivslow, the master mechanic of the examined touching the wreck of the collision obstructing the track the day after the accident. He was confident he had done right, and explained tothe Commissioners the condition of the locomot'ves and cars, and the position he wasin. So confident was he thet be was right. be should do precisely the same thing again, under like circumstances, and was quite confident that any railroad superintendent ac- quainted with all the facts would jastify him in it. The exam was here closed, and the com- decided that be two gates placed at the public road Ssoeeing near Corliss & Nightingale’s works—one on each side of the track—which requirement it is urderstood the railroad company will promptly barat with. At half past 12 o'clock the commission be depen to meet at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose ef making up their report to the General ae The Commissioners also decided to hold another meeting on the first Me of October next, for a farther examination into matters, of which due notice will be given. Olty Intelligence. ‘Tas Weateee-—The lowest Haro that the mercury fell to © Sunday night, was 67 degrees, Yesterday the thermometor stood as followe— 9AM. SPM SP. M. oA m1 Wind in the morving north west, in the afternoon south east. Anotuvr Ramnoap Accent — Yesterday morning be- tween seven end eight o'clock, anotber accident happer e4 op ove of our city ratiroads, by which two iadividuch were injured, snd one of them. & vouag man of bighr ressecteble connections, named Charles Babbage, vey dangercusly 60, ce veral of his ribs being brokea aud other injuries received, berides a comminuted fracture of the rightarm. Mr. Babbage is the more to be commisemted from the fact that he met with his injuries in the praise- wo-thy attempt to save another individual It appears that tois latter party, whose mame we have na been abse to arcertein was standing on the track of the Sixth avenue railrosd. in Canal street, uoaware that a car was clore bebind bea Seley on Haeigred Sees was coming in @ contrary direct ja wi . Babbage was a poseenger apd observing ‘he danger to whiok the party mentioned above was exoored, he jumped off the car te prevent any further mischief. Io this he uafortu- nately was unsucces-ful. and they were both knocked down by the same car. the wheels of which rau over Mr. Babbage, injuring him very severely, co that he is const- im a dangerous state He was removed imme- @iately to the New York Hospital where his injuries were ¢xamined by Dr McComb and in which plece he lies at prevent under the care of the above aamed sur geon Theother party who waa knocked down by the car, and im caving whem Mr. Babbace has thus endanger- ed bislife was removed to his resi¢eoce his injuries not being of so pevere a nature as those of the former. RattRoap ACcIDENTS —On Sunday night, abeut half-past eight «’ 8 one horse wagon that was beivg driven furiously by two wes. on the track of the Third Aveaue Railroad, ren aga'nat car No 9, ne-r Thirty-first street, and was com, ly demolished The men inside were thrown on the pavement. and severely injured. but not so an to endanger ther lives. On the same day, a light wagon, centaining a man named Thomas Rice. accom- panied by bis wife and chi'd came into colision rai‘road car in Centre street. near Frankia. acd set The parties were all thrown ont, but received ne serious injuries. Tas Late Sranpinc Cask.—Mr. Sassi, the Italian gen- tlemaa wbo was stabbed in I'rankfort street on Sunday night. as men -dioned ia yesterday's Hrraty, still lies at the City Hespital in a very pr onnons condition not being expected to survive the sian that be has re ceived. Mr. Sassi was one of Ttalian ref that were landed on our shores a short time since from the Sardinian frigate, that hig them over to America expreealy by the orders of the Sardinian ment, United States being the only safe refuge for the above and his companions from the implacsbie persecu- tien of the Austrian authorities. Daring the sojourn of the Serdinian frigate in our bay, it was reported that difficultes had existed on brard smong the political exilee and the officers of the ship. These reports wore of a very imperfect character, so that it was imoossible at the time to make out the nature of the mixuader- ttanding that had ecourred on beard the ship duriog her tes however, it was certain. ex- the refugees, and we hoye for the oredi! of the cation that this murderous attack has not beea the effect of political pique. ‘are, however, on (he alert. and we have no doubt, from their well known ac'i- vity. that they will ferret out the whole affair, mysteri- cus as it sppears to be. Fire, —Yosterday morning, a fre b-oke out ina frame stable in the rear: { No, 237 First avenue. and eommuni- cated toan adjoining houre, which was totally destroyod Loves of property about $1.000. or Whighim, of the Exghteenth ward, withe platoon, Lieut Hicks, of the Seventeenth ward, likewise with a platoon, were present. Fates ALar™ or Firz.—This morning about five o’cleck, an slarm of fire was rung for the Eighth district, cvased by the spectacle of ap unusual amount of smoke, whien bad been created in “ firing up’ a steamer at the foot of Murray street. In the course of a few moweats 8 large umber of firemen wore present, with their acperatas. ‘There wae alee a large force of police in attendance from the Third and other police districts. Tay Peart Srresr Hove —Ia addition to what has been already stated by us respecting the hiatory of the Pearl Street House. we have been avle to glean tho fol- Jowing further particulars:—The lots on which the build- ing afterwards stood, were formerly (when that was the fashiopable part) owned and occupied by Alderman Oot- bout, of the First ward, Francois 14 sis, Col. Richard Var- ick, and General Alexander Hamilton. The deods oy which the property was held, being ritten on parchment, in the old style and about sixty sears ago. [sage Moses built a aplendid monsion upcn the lots in Pearl street. nm the colonization of New York. the first settlers from iolerd built their houses some way bck. fronting the Tast river, ard mede the buildings follow the wi: ding of tho latter. as instanced in the case of the Van Pel:’s and the Quacker busbes, who erected the meal mill which forzar po atr'king on object im the pictures of ancioat New York or New Amaterdam. In process of time, the erly colon'sl inbabitants filled up the adjacent swam land and built on the river side of Peurl street They af- terws7ds filed up the remaining Jow ground towards the bark of the river. and built on tho water front and oa South street The front of the Pearl Street House there- fore, reets upon the sand beach cf the East river. Tacer Brrr Satoone,—On Sunday several instances of wioting took place im the numerous leger bier assloona with which the Eleventh ward is 60 prolific. At ove house of this description in Stanton strect, near Pitt street. the Dutohmen got to fighting and at last came out into the etreot, where they attacked the pascors by. One man was beat and cut very severely, and others slightly injured. Three men named Francis Gro Wil- lem Avant. and Jacob Stitts, were ar ested by the police. To spother lagor bier alcon, in Third street near avenue Fa German vamed Nicholas Millor was severely stab ved, and two otbera, named Adam Miller end Andrew Kline, @ightly irjured, Ancther German, named Martia 1o- vipger, was arrested for being concerned in the affair. Ron oven. —Yester’ay afternoon e boy, eleven years of age, vamed James Higgins, whose parents reside at 93 Cold street, waa run over by a horse and wagon on we of she piers at thefoot of Washington street, while be wos attempting to get cut of the way of the horse, by which accident bis arm was broken, and other injuries ieceived Camp Ren Oven —-A child four years of was run over in Division streat yesterdey morning, by a horse end cart, driven at # furious rate of speed by a mau pemed Mores Bloomingdale, who was arrested by officer or field of the Thirteenth ward, and held by Justice Woodward to await examination, Fata Fatt —Wilinm Joyes, a sailor, died at the New York Fospitel frem the effects o! rom the mast head of esol, which he sustainod on the 25th inetant An {quest was yeaterday heli upon the boty, and a verdict of ental doait was rendercd. Decrtsed was a native of Feg'and, 00 years of aye. ortly after three o’clook yeatorday afternoon, a man named Charles Brown accidentally fel! down the state ny of house 1d Greonwich stroet, and sustained dan. mediately takom up by the veyet to the New York estordi, yest quently thy the corner tonded by Dr, Gomer, end 0 the City Heapital. 1 agoa and eecsned Lb irom which be at rom Rocw On F the child wh, plorion of of the ma 0 OD l, William Cart jon howe atistied the Captain th wos on rute at the time ¢ consequently delivered up to him to Gorhon. Prweaxtarton ov A Gorn Waren. guests of Freuch’s Hotel met Inst event an elegant watch and appendages to Richard Mv head waiter of the hotel The pre-entation was male by i in gratifying te the succors which bad attended the da ertions to rele himerlf to bis prerent postion. He aleo ake of the gut jon which hia ntteotion te the —A number of the aad presented | Gurste bad cniled forth, ent comma him for tae oave mer place. On Suvday, July 10, by the Rev. T Sampson. Bans N, Borcamson "at Balttwere, id. to Sorma M Larra, second daughter of Alfred and Maria Flock, of New York. Dicea At Brooklyn, on Thureday, August 24, Mrs. Marr Tacuaen. after a lovg and nected illness, which she bere wit Ouriation fortitude, aged 70 years, 2 months an bbed beard deers will be taken to Poughkeepsie for inter- ‘eo! LourviBe pepers please copy. On wy mornlog. Ausrust 22, at the residence of her father. Jeood Sloat, Eq., (Sloatebury, N. Y.,) Louisa, of @ Myers Avderson. ‘Tye funeral will take place at Hackensack N. J., on Tumdsy. 30th inet, at 2 o'clock The relatives and friends of the family. together with those of her father, a1d father-in-law. Robert Ward. are respectfully invited In Riebmond Mess., August 22 Ws. Henry, infant H and Mary E. Wilbor, of this city, aged Lyear apd 19 days. in Port Jackson, on Friday, August 26, Mr. WiLuaM years 46 Eastern papers please copy. On Moadey morning August 20, Maria 8. Campnstt, wife “f Judge Wm W. Campoell, aged 38 vears. ‘The friewde of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Wednesday, at 1 oc! from No 11 East Usenty-eighth street, without fi ia- vitation, Fuveral services at Caivary churen, whence the bray will be removed to Greenwond, At Perish, St. James. La., of yellow fever, Mr. Lay: C. Prrtss of Wiliameburg city N Y. On Mcndsy, August 20, Perse] Weep Maces, aged 23 a. years and 10 wontbi His friends and of the family are respectfully tavited toattend bis faneral, from 66 Ridge street, this efterneon, at 3 o'clock. Op Monday, Aoguat 29, of consumption, Mr. Wiison C, Govern, aged 27 years. His friends and acquaintances, and the ship- wright, s apd spermakers in general are re- spectfully invited to attend his fuveral, with ut further invitation this afterncon. at half past two o'clock frea the residence of tr. Rosevelt G. Secor, 683 Water street, His r-mains will de taken to Green wood for interment. Philadelphia and Florida papers please c>py. , August 20, Jaurs, infant son ef Robert ilvie aged 4 months. and acqua‘ntances are respectfully invited to atterd funeral, this afternoon. at tvo o'clock, from their residence corner of Fifth and L streets Green Point, L. 1. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Im Brooklyn. on Morday, August 20, of congestion of the brain, cus Ketiy, eon of Francis aad Kel- ly, eged 2 years and 15 dave friends of tho {amily are fresvect‘ully invited te atterd the funeral, this afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 28% Pacific street, near Smith. witbout furtber notice. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Aug 1 — ‘Sent ‘Sept na AU packages and laters intended for the New Youx Hat should be sealed. 6 26) Moow BS... morn. 6 34] man waTeE,.... Port of New York. August 29, 1853, ag ug og ag ou ot Prert-t ttt: t<] 166 6 2 ser Ee, io Shi tr an, Quebec. ros 5 Ebelier, Robinson “Aatwerp, E D Huribat & Co; Lady Frapkhp, Melbourne, R W Cameron Barks—Ehone, Moore, New Orleans. W Nelson & Son; Navoy Treat, Treat, Richibucto R P Buck & Co. Brige—Caroline, Bryant, Pensacola, Peck & Church; Robert Peel (Norw), Johasea, Rishibucto, Fureh & Meineke: Jamés (Bj, Col'iogwood Battle Harbor (Lab- rador), Sifton & Irozuides; Wo T Dugan. Collias, Wilming ton, McCready. Mott & Co; Viola, Rea Port au Priace, & Relber & Mahifas; Diligent (slo), Fardelia, Marsellies 62d Palermo. Chamberlin, Robinsom & Co. Sckre—Henry Fianklin, Smith Gostom, Hatch « Love. joy; Ellen Louira Thompson, New Haven. master; Mariae, Powell, ‘Wilmington, K P Powell, Pemoquid, sorer, Porte- mouth’ master. Steamer—Jackson, Parish, Baltimore, Parker Vein Coal Company. ; Sloop—Midas, Buckingham, Providenee, L Kianey. ARRIVED. Badd. Aspinwall, Aug 10, 10 with 250 passengers, to M O Roverts. ip Menila (of Bath), Geren, Liverpool, 47 days, to Sip Oolombe, Harris, Ant werp and Flashing, July.18 \r ing, July. with £68 pawessers, toJAMcGaw. Ang lat ‘26 04 lon 26, saw ship Wm Patten, trom for London; 6th, lat 47 9¥, lon 29 02. saw ship Adams, from Eastport for Liverpool; 11th, lat 46 lon 40 30. was in company with ship Adriatic from Liver for Philadelphia; oa the Grand Banks, saw fishing echr Has of Yermouth; Avg 4, lat 48 10, lon 21 40 saw shi; featern World, bance for Liverpool; was in compony to the W of Naa- tucket with Bremen ship Sir Robort Peel, boand W. itzatein nn ten, men, 49 Ship I & Welcker (8rem) Otten, Sremen, bag be 282 parsengers, to Henschen & Unkart Princeton (of Bath), Page, Aatwerp aad Flushing, €7 days, with 117 Cg ie to master. Aug 23 Naa tuchet Shoes] boeriug NW 80 miles, spoke whalung brig September, of Urieans all well. ‘Back Laura Snow (of Thomaston), Hall, Cieafaagon, 20 dsys,to R WTrundy Aug 12 K Bartlett, second gate died cf yell.w fever; 25th, Walker, seaman, of New Teme Labial chala, Boston, & days, to Bt G ichola, Boston, ys, to Starges, Brig Dei Cet Provincetown), Grogiens, C Inlands, ol ) 1, Canary £0 daye, to Depaw & Leo. sd Brig Norman (of Portland), Nevins, Havana, 14 days 0 order aes Emily, Davis, Charientom, 7 days, to Dunham & x OD. Schr Sullivan, Goodwin, Amgortura, 14 days, te E Bech & Kuvharat. Schr D L Sturges, Fitch. Darien Ga 10 days Schr M E Wells, Terry. Chasleston 6 davs, Sohr Sumaseett, Aldrich, Baltimore, 4 days. Schr Charlotte, ———, Phuadeiphia 8 days. Sehr Haniiott Ann. Gardirer, Ga-dicor, Me, 5 days. | bork: Schr Northern Light, Uoimes, Mahia, 7 days. Bohr Adelaide, Linakcil Mackins. 6, daye ire Brewostore, Dani esol, Brazoa, George Gill and Stas Brainard, Portlacd, Ct * 6 soe Sehr Henrietta, , Bangor, 6 days, Ship America. I roma 1, J ip America. Lawrence, from Liverpool, July 23, to D & A Kingsland & Sutton. AILED. Ship Hibernia. Liverpool; brig Neander (Br), Windsor, Wind at sunziso, NW; meridian, do; sunset, SW. [By Saspy Hook Prova TexscRaPw.) “Tur HiceLasps, Aug 29—undown, ‘The vessels that coma down to day have all gone to sea, Wind light trom the South. Weather clear. Capt Tityou, agent of the Board of Underwriters, hove of Bermen bark Sophie, whied was ashore om the or Lacyenen—At Freeport Me, 18ch inst, by Rofis Soale, Fey a fine ebip of about $60 tons. to becalied tue Aum Warbbura, to be commanded by Capt Thomas § Minot Telegraphic Martnc Neports borer, Avg 2?" D Shapard, Liverpoo!; Sjaantam, Ao: Comm orce lo; Keoket, Callao; Janay Charles Williams, Savannah; Ko.e (ool Baltimo rece, Pbik deiphia; brigs Oriaoco, and ivioborgt, co; pebrs Renowr, I-aac, Acorn, snd Mouot Vorsoa, New York; Maris White, Baltfinore; Eagle, Treatoa, Alvarado, and Hanah Beli Piuladelphia. Arrived —Shtpe ant aopoared , | anchor below; yrobabiy auetalved no da Warnes, 81 Ang 29. Arrived —Park Dromo, Daggett, Intien Oeeon, lant ro 4 at Taleahnazo April 25, with 700 buls sparm oll on freight. Horaid Maxine Correspondence Boaarrows, Acg 5-9 AM. i—Frr brige Savant, Ann, and Aeoron, incorrestly te baving ealled yesterday, with ouhera. Aug #8. Arrived-—Briga Filnburgh, Bartlett, Philvietpbia for Poston; Whitaser, Handy, do do; Denmark, ———. do do; Sea Pele, Besry, Georgetown, 8, for I'rank sora old, | Major Daniels, Philadeiphia Reever, Shaw, do do: ‘thio ‘on, do non, Yeaton, 'NYork for do; leas Achoen, ao. ’Ariadne, Pldridge, jont for Pm» bem, Philadelphia for Newbury | for Sele; Warrior, Witham, New 5 Mary Jane, Auld, Poilacelphia for Gyth. Te torced—Be ‘briga Savant, Aon, and Hobson, whi paiked yoterday for : ‘arlo, Ray dall, fom BW cesl, struck om Vpoay Voint, Ca | this morning, an#, eame off this afernco 2ith—in pow’s, the vessels above 1p 4 Arrived chip Calodools ,Giunder. [owls leave: bee, Lbzaboth, Bosfiman Nov lavey, Cate, Hy elton, Newbero, NC; Denlel i ¢, Pennies, Jorey Lity , Hopeton, Sherman, Now 0 dfae7., Moxy Been Disastere which left evevng for Philadelphia retursed on queac of rome disorder im hor Pag: A LanS® cur with lose of topgallant masts, mizen top Wats, ond jtbboom was passed vate | the Corvelia at New Bedford, no lat, &e, The steering for New York and hes never since beea besrd from. side the Boscra Lichthouse at Lowes bar coatahegt oe was being strioped by Mr Walker, the wreck master. eck sobere ann Inigo comin Poet off and was below Bath 26th leaking badly, ‘ 5 Steamship Washiagton, houce for Breca pg apa appr ae p Witen Wave, Miller, from NYork (41 for Son Franolsce, Aug '—, on ‘South edgv of ae 3 a Basta ge from Boston for Smyrna, Aug 14, lat 0 Barb Hliza (Br) Durkee, from Ardrossan for Boston, Aug 9, lat 42.47. lon 68 40, hence for Cubs. July 2%, Brig Eliza Watt Huvchioson lat 36 44, lon 70. v0 reported by the whaliag bark Cor- Teporta being ia lat 36 nelia. at New Bedford, which Cree eaieraaea ig Lent, of Ea+too't. from Hittsboro, NB for ern port. wee passed 26th inst Int 42 27. lo (pbs Schr Martha Post, heoce for Mobile, Aug 20, int 88 2, ‘Whalers, Cid at New Bedford Aug 27, oh'ps Pacific; Triton, Dorain. do; port) Oliver, Atlantic Orson Arrat Nantucket Aug 26, sohr Game Cook, clesn. Speke Aus 24th, scar Oneco of Numtusket. cleam, chasing whulos; 25th Monterey, of Edgartown, lyiag ia South Charpei 45 mile: east from Great Poiat Lig! iit Reparts echt Elnmallvon, of Nanteckot oil. rte scl g fantuol Hole, 20 bbls cil. me kg es Spoken off Flores June 28, Ovean, Faller, NBsdfor' 85 *p ail well, (bad svoken Timer. Sag Garber, close; July 10, Int 4619 N, lon 2719 W Jas And-ews, Bee NBedford, 650 wp, (had syokem day previous Juan Dawe sou. NBed‘ord, cleau); 16th, Supa ior Nortom, NB-dford, clean; 20th, Switt, Vivcent, NBedferd, do; 2tut Gea Wa:bi-gtom, Harps, NBadford, 450 sp: 27th, la: 48 M. Adeline, Brothorsem, ark Catherwood, (of West- lon 28 8 W, Hibernia, Huenewell, do, 35 ap. Capt i bad been sict. one of the crew had died, and aaother was siok; the water was very had. Foreign Ports, Boros Arrs—Ip pert July 2 +hip Gondola, A! for KYork soon: barks Choe 8 Olden, Watson, woo Sef” fervon, Wood, from Mslvicas, arr Juve 28, uve; brig Helen. Boghes, from Baltimore, arr 21th, do. Sid 6tm, bork Roman. Havilton, NYork. Bouvar Crry- Im vert abt Ang 1, schr Sullivan, Geod- vine from and for NYork. and is supposed to have eld abs y Carvenas—In port abt Aug 17, bark Louisa, Lindsey, wta frt, said to be the only Ac vessel Deusnaks—Ino port July 9 brig Phoobe A Paige, Liane- kia. from Jscksunville, te sail in 4 days from Bonaice, te eGeay TONE, TIT Avg 1 EW RAND K, i—ie DT soe es ea of and for NYork; schr Be ung t Salt abt 13, two Am brigs unknown. Jsnemim—Sid Aug 14 sabr Kli-¢ Thomas, Boston. Lacuna In port abt July 16 bark Juniata, Selteesen, from NYork, for Cretsradt lag (stpee beg | Punta pe Anxxas—In port Aug 7, bark Teraandina, Wright, from Boston Feb 26, arr July 26, to leave soom aoe OG pee ship ; uEREC—CId Aug Isaac Bell, Johaston, pein Ide age mise in ake ore for Hull. 10 JanvaRo—[p por Ten lulsdee. repgs ' Grees. se, for Nopidas laa, W 2 ipgersoll, freig jor lag; Buslog” Sum, horse, for Hamburg ready. now under~ +tood to be waiting the departure of the mall stenmer fer Eo ; aod others as “er Del ICHIBUCTO—SId ‘abt At . bark Lovell (late Wilvame, deorased) Bristol. ener Sr Coil pare Aug 25, Richard Cobdea, Clis- hokn, de, mar : ‘Guedal te brig Keodall, athiiay NYorks - Sr Jaco—In port abt Ang 11, brig Lydia Farnham, Sam- ner, for NYork log. mani "dome Ports. rey ALE! Ria—Arr Aug 26, sckrs ae, Gibbs, Boston: A K Wallace. Paitacalphia; ‘at 0 Waive —_ anc Whislwizd, Boston; H Jeaes, phe, Sid sobre Empire, NYork; 27th, Saip Carpenter, Teo: Sharp. do; W H Seaford Bridgeport; A B Tarry. NHaven. BALTIMORS—Arr Avg 270 28, ship Juitas, (srom), Bremen; bark Fsith Jovett NYork 10 load coal for me ‘Wet Indies; brig Marc's, Bath, Me . Cle 27ch ship Bo. ver’s Bride,’ (now 383 tonx) San Frascisco; Ba. mand Dwight South Boston; amazoa, Demerara; brig Svean, Woat Ind'es +curs Hester A Jones, B:ca del Tore, via Kingsten, Ja; Wm Thomas and Jas Mi Baytios, Trey; Charm, ; Moate Christo, Kiags ses; Jamo Rone, Sau Sid 27ch ship Rover's Gride ia tow. BUSTON—Arr Aug 27 (adaltional),, ship Plsoaraqas, Weeks. Liverpool 23d ult: back Turk Small, Melege. Cla bark Flan, Baltimore; Scream vin Sydney,'C Be Sid ship Bepabte, ta euger Bird, Zidom, 1 Nicsels Mery F Slade, brigs Oer- Pease geet Calontta, Tartar; sere Chal.enge, Gemeral ‘aylor. arr 28th, ship Sqnant Crocker, Live: J berks Coledtie Haves wiatiinoors Adolia, 5 fe Philadel pbis; brigs Albert Adams, Saow, q NC; Delaware, Hardiag, alumore; Noefelk, Bia culecd: Baltimore; Wm M Groton, Geyer, Philadelpais; Beroada,. Webber, do; E Bonner, Merton, 0; Doamerk, Ge do; Anglo Saxon Pierce, henoe; Civiliaa, Webber, deipbia; schrs Frances, Sears, Alersadca; Reperwe, Ginn; HB Bascom, Corson; I’ Pnare, Lines [-abella Thom, . Coron; North facific, Barke; Victor, Boarees bie Jones, We-ovtt, and Mary, Ana, I'resssy Paile- pt Almira, Carman, and ear, Lyach Paile- delphia; Be, Cro-by, rier ceege & Nickerson. Hu VYork; Maria, ’Elloa, hoace, ‘th, barks Willem. Appleton Hearic», Ms geet, Superb Sarah Vose, Goueral Marsnall; aches J Gf “agen, Spd others. and from the Roads where sho aact/ red om. she 27th, Iseac Newton; bark Kk and brig Mary A went to tee fom tue Koads on Sith a JATH—Arr Aug 26, schra William Saowms a, heaee; 26 n. Bay State, Verrul, do. Sid, schr Beoj Freckia, Gites Wilmington, No. BANGOR—Cid aug 26, sehr Saunders, Hary maa, Alex- andris. CHARLESTON—Arr Aug 2% bsrk Caroliay ,, Johnson, hence; brigs Foster, Croweli, do; Geol av sett Getty, NOrlehna; sehr D:eadnought, (tr), W/Kee coy, Massaa, Nr. eee, bark Moria Mo:ton, Fy encis hence. Cd bark Avola, Rondsick, Bost m Sid o& ip dullivem. ie shim brig ta Aug 26, scars: eoagen < Pat tinh, bia Sagene posed for hi sdeiphia; sobre Selota, sad Orark todo.” mend . AST MACHIAS— Arr Avg %, schr Hel ona, heace. Si& chr Presto Clk NYorks - KASTPORT—sid Ang 16, cbr H.%. Parker, Race, Babtl- more ELLSWORTE—Sid Ang 22, We Lord, NYoeks as Grazie, Hammond. do bi wa ze! "ALY, Ar Any saline ¢ Lindeey, Lewis, Virniota; 21th, Joreph Oneadel Greg "yt prea GLOUCESTER-- Avr Avg 26, soxw § D Hart, Ri > Rockprrt. Me, for Norfik; Nosthea . Light, Halmee, OE ARITORD AR CFORD— Arr Aug 27, ateara achrs Mohawk, WI Aloany; sereea, Chalker, hence; “Josephine, "sermon Philadetpbia; schrs Argo, Speve wr, b-nov; Almond Ba- con, Soathworth, Philadelphia; eloops Columbun, Johnson, Ale Caoam, Aam- mond do Sid scbr Charity. Sp snees, pele “ag HOLY ES’ HOLE--Arr Avg af sohrs C quette, Norfolk for ——; Mora, Philedelph.s Qu}; Ivanhoe, INDIANOLA-Are. ploy ta" cr Bo vane tae ; ‘Aug 8, sctrs De demoas, Lee, henee; ( H Rogers, Soom : sehr Dolphin, Keone, N¥ori. "Ti erg ag tng rd gorda for Mobile same day = ‘Pert 9th, bark Mave JACKSONVILLE Arr Ai 3, and Lorno, Felt, heneo; wont Bh ai Bing i gir ay om fed, Gow, do; schrs J Grize, Be ; ord Magnotia, Dav! Oo.) ith a Aloliaa, Mitte Boston; C Nickels Niskely hope, sabe. 2706) ‘aeant, Got 17th, brign Filen Reed, Re do; 18th, Industey, Jewett do; Rebecea & Frances. 3 jf sh. Keanébank; sehire Talbor, Kenzy, hence, 19h, Lucretia, aT eae oark RH Gimble, Howe, NYork. ANS AT Ang 10 beig Ba'nbo: * Matarcns 13 days. CW Lisbon, Oursis, rpook;, dark Comborland, (fa oo, Genes, There were no arrivale from sou on Ye 29) and Zhat. N REOLK— Ary, a o % echr Heney Beowa, Jamea, Levee Sid sehr Yai iy, Goward, Warsharn tia LONDON =f ire Aug 20, sehr ig Rapes NB tor NYozrk; 6 op Deep River, NYork for Providence, | NEE Ate August 2d, uchreS Rockhill, Parvona, tirtol for Pbia® sipnia; Donwis, Dennest, Hastport for co: Wave, Willar g NYock for Newburyport. YHOU ADEE alae: stearer Kennobec, Clark bark. Ele ; Roston; beige Mt Thompsoa, ant, hence: Mecvanic, Morryaus, Port d; Sabao,? jeans, Boston; rchrs H ber, Kelly, Hvmlet.” s1all, Providence; Watchie, Woouer, Beat port: Gove@ Wave, Verria, Bangur; Convert, Beown, doy CR Viekory — Flort on, T. tb ue wi E Portiand, ynemas Fenner, ; Mailer, © cowell, do; St New Redford, che JO trelana, Whal- Pawsee,' vitch, henes. Cid cen, Bow PROV IDENCE Ary A , propellar ¥ sehrs Ienee D Carma, Robbins ougiaa, Philadelphia: slope J Fosbion oF, 2334. shee 3, Philados lacveasa, nt Hope, 4, Koormshal, Soesr; Laneoa Deaa, Crowkete; Paul, do; 20th, Tawis MoLsdn (new), Sucklia, SAVANNAH Avg 55, York. WLLMING (ON. Domingo Jovepn F nor end Hf Hatlock, Pow, NYork WAIMEN=Are Aug 21, sobre Geuges, Hiker, Boston vin Provideooe for Albany; Chase, Jones, Roadoat WIHCASHER Std Aug 10, balg Mall Datel, Od 0, Geo deam, Cube, back, Potor Deut, Hoey, we” A Aug 25, eehra Tank Murch, St watth, Minor, Hoscaa, Alico, Sear