The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1853, Page 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY. ‘The Administration and the Newspaper Organs THE OCEAN MAIL CONTRACTS. THE MATHER IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Progress of the Yellow Fever. POLITICAL AND MARITIME ITEMS, i, ke, de. The Latest from Washington City. SPROLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, ‘THE CABINET—SECKETARY MAKCY AND THE FISHER- ¥BS-DEMOCBATIC OKGANS IN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK—THE NEW YOKK 48SaY OFFICE—LIEUT. WYLLIAMSON'S PACIFIC RAILROAD SURVEYING PARTY—MONEY FOR THE INDIANS—THE OCEAN MAILS—NBW PROPOSITION TU CONTRACTORS, ETC. Wasrinctox, September 1—8 P. M. No cabinet meeting bas been held for some time, till yesterday, when a short session toek place. It is under- etood it was unimportant It is probable that fora month to ome, cothing will be done of any importance The different mizisters abroad having received their instructions, the Secretary of State can amuse himself with the fishery ne- getiations. He has not yet presented to Mr. Crampton the propositions which it is believed ke has agroed to make. ‘The Sentinel will wake its appearance in a week. Mr, Beverley Tucker, who is the financial man of the concern, bas associated with him as editors, Mr. Overton, for se- veral years connected with the Union, a Mr. Smith, and ‘Mz, Band Tucker, all of Virgiuis. ‘The Union is getting nervous. Mr. Nicholson, of Tena. is duly installed as it» editor. He is now absent; but on hhig return, Mr. Eames, who has been an associate editor oa the paper since the days of Father Ritshie, it is said, will vacate the premises—Mr. Nicholson being a suflicient Atlas to keep the instrament in time, It is said here that Colonel Forney has succeeded in ‘ralaing one hundred id dollars—is there such asum ‘in the material world'!—which is to be used in sustain- ing a New York organ It is scarcely possible that Gen, ‘Piscce favora this speculation, as he freely expresses hig Gistaste for omgans But yet Ceionel Forney publicly de elares he only goss to New York in deference to the wish- @s of ths President, With regard to the lease and anticipated purchase of ‘the Assay Office, in New York, it is stated at the Treasury ‘Departmart, that nearly all the leading merchants of New York are unanimous in declaring that the Secretary bas macs a capital bargain. Satisfactory intelligence has been received from Lieut. Willaccson’s party, engaged ia the survey of the Pacific Raixoai route from Caitfornia eastward to Walker's Pasa, Tho eaxt accounts will probably give some definite information a3 to the Pass, which so far is an unsettled point. ‘The chief clerk of the Lutezios, George Whiting, Esq., eft this evening for the West, for the purpose of paying the anculties to certain Indian tribes in person. The de- partment is Getermined there shall be xo cheating this time. In the act making appropriations for ocean mail ser- ‘vies, passed last Congress, it was provided that the Post- master Genera! shoule cause the facts relating to the Sleoeontzact to be investigated, and also to ascertain and report to Congress for what amounts the service now performed under the reveral contracts with the Navy and Post Office Depaztments for carrying all the mails in ocean steamers, can be hereafcer performed, upon the supposition that the United States shail take the steam- rs accordizg to contract, and sell or transfer them, In order to get at this information, in the view of re- Porting te Congress in as complete » manner as possible, ‘the Postmaster General bas determined to issue an ad- verticemeat for proposals to be received at the depart: mext bere til the Slet of Gctober next, for conveying the mails of the United States for six years from the 1st ef Getoder, 1854, on all the ocean mail lines now in opera- tion, vic. : the Collins, Law, Bremen, Havre, New York and New Orleans, New York and Charieston and Savan woah, Params and San Francisco, and New Orleans and Vera Cruz, &e &e, This isa most important step, and will probably cause a complete revolution in the con. tracts next pescica. VERITAS, THE FRENCH MISSION—THE CORRESPONDENCE BE- ‘TWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND GEN. DIX, ETC. Wasutvarox, Sept. 1, 1852. The publication cf my despatch about the correspond- ence between the President and Gen. Dix has caused con- siderable ccmmotion here. The matter is now openly talked and laughed about by several who were in the secret before. The publication has also opened many mouths, which bad before kept silent, with complaints abou! other uafulfilled promises of the Administration It ia positively aaserted that the President has made the un- qualified offer c! the French mission to at least one gen- ‘tleman besides Gen. Dix. and thst of secretary of legation totwocthers, But I give thisas mere rumor, adhering ‘ule to state nothing as @ fact which I have not B. ‘Tho Yellow Fever at New Orleans. Bactiuors, September 1, 1853. Now Orleans papers. of Thursday and Friday last gen- erally exprers the belief that the fever had reached its feeight, and would steadily decline. The weather was fa- vorsbie. Amonz the deaths we notice that of LeviC. Peters, of New York; Joba T. Reilly, of Boston; Sophie L. and Ea- want A. Clifford, wife and eon of Colonel Clifford, late of Provicezce, New Onreans, Ang. 31, 1958. The intermen‘s yesterdey were 137, including 110 from yallow fsver, New Oxteans, Sept. 1, 1853. ‘The totel number of interments reported for the twenty four hours endiog this mornirg, was 119-of fever, 105, AID 70 THE NEW ORLEANS SUFTERERS. Newrort, Sept. 1, 1853 Gottschatk's concert this evening, for the benefit of the Now Orlesre sufferers, is crammed to overfiowing. Over one thoussad tickets were scld, and there were besides, waziouc donations. The Germaniaus gave their services free. Yellow Fever on Soard the Ship Sheffield: Bostos, September 1, 1863, The chip Sheffield, Captain Lewis, arrived at querantixe _ from Nev Orleens, thie morning, with yellow fever on board, Theze is one man dead, on board, and one or two aisk. Political Excitement in Rochester, SZRIOUS AFFBAY BETWEEN TWO DEMOCRATS. Rocuesrer, Sept. 1, 1863, This forenoon, during a political interview between J, M. Hatch, (soft) candidate for delegate to Syracuse, and Dr. G,°W. Lewis, (basnburner), Hatch became much excited at the reasons given by Lewis for declining to Bupport Lim, and drew a dirk with which he attempted tectethe Lewis. The parties were, however, separated before any Larm was done, Mazyland Whig State Convention, Baunwone, September 1, 1853. Tus Maryland Whig State Convention met this morn- ing, Sezousl Hamilton, of Talbot, was appointed Presi- dent, with the usual numbor of vice presidents and ses- retaries, A reeviution was adopted to nominate a full ticket for State officers. The Convention then took a reotes for one hour. ‘The conventica this evening nominated Hon. Richard J, Bowie, cf Montgomery, for Governor; Dr. J, Hanson Thomas, of Baltimore, for Comptroller; and James B. Rigaud, of Kent, fer Lottery Commissioner, The cenven- #ioa was well attended, and enthusiastic, Ralirond Accident, Nires, (Mich) Sept. 1, 1863, * A freight trate on the Michigan Central Railroad ran * pff tne track last night, abou! nine miles west of this pisee, The locomotive and tengcr were badly smashed, and all the freight cars and goods riled ina heap, The firemaa, named Goodrich, ra+ kilied, and the engineer eighty burt, From Philadelphia, SCDDEN DEATH—FATAL ACCIDENT. Paiapeipmia, Sept. 1, 1853, Captain David Conyngham, late of New Orleans, where he was weil known as an experienced ship master, end, through his pruderce and gentlemanly deportment hed emaseei an independent fortune, to-day died at hie weeidonce in this city, aged fifty-six years. He retired te his reom in his usual good health and spirits, and was © corpes at five o'clock this morning. Truly, “in the xaldet of Ufe we are in death.” ‘A wan samed Patrick Collshan, was killed (yesterday) ie on (rom teotery, in West Philateipiia, from the burst- Meg <<» grindstone, He leaves » wits and tires children, ‘The Court of Impeachment. TRIAL OF JOHN 6. MATHER, UPON CHARGES OF BIGH CBIMKS AND MISDEMEANORS @ONTINUED. SPUCLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Anan, Aug. 31, 1853, The President of the High Court of Impeachment called that distinguished bedy to order at ten o’clock this mora- ing. Proclamation was made commanding silence during its preceedings, The minutes of yesterday were read. Some amendments to the journal of » previous day were moved by counsel on both sides, and atopted. The pre- ‘siding officer then announced that the Court was ready ‘to proceed with the trial. Mr. Porter, counsel for the managers, called James Brady as a Witness. He was on the stand om Saturday, and his evidence was not concluded when the court ad- journed on that day. He continued by stating that he tnformed Mather that he had lumber for sale which was suitable for the Troy docks; had « large amount on haad lying near the canal; had over ten thousand feet; he pro- posed to petition the Canal Board te build the dock, but Mather persuaded him not to do 80; he would have con- structed this work, and furnished materials, for a much sum tham was paid Rosevelt for lumber alone; he could have executed the contrac: for sixteen or seventeen thousand dollars. [{: is alleged that it cost the State nearly, if not quite, couble that amount | Mr. Porter put this question—Will you state whether Mather did or did not desire you lt anos ® political delegation to a county convection of a certain charac- ter, and, in corsideration of doing so, thea you (witness) was to have contract of work, and that by not pro curing that delegation suitabie to Mather’s views you were cut off from ali State works thereafter ? Mesers. Peckham and Reynoids objected to the inter- regatory. There is nothing of this kind ‘against respondent in either of the articies of imprachment. Mather 5 charged with certain traueacticas relating to the construction of the West Troy docs, whereas it is now proposed to travel out of the road sad introduce testi. pep relating to work which was not done, and is not yetdone. Besides, costeaded Mr. Reynolds, an attempt is made to mingle this affair with politics, and to inves- tigave Mr Mather’s pvlitica/Strapeactions since he has been Canal Commistioner. Surely this was not convened for any such purpo:e; nor is it likely that it will allow the doors to be o.ened for any such ‘purpose. We bave no objection on the score of politics, and Ps this witness is permitted to detail matters of this character we sbali zo into politics also, and show most conclusive- ly that political opjects lie ac the very foundation of this prosecution. Mr. Porter replied, that the only object of introducing the testimony was for the purpose of sho that Mr. Bracy wae prevented from duing certain work bessuse he did not conform to Mr. Mather’s wishes in obtaining the right kind of delegates to a county convention. Senator Wright (whig) deprecated the introduction of politics in this trial It opens a new view of the case: and tor the purpoce of giving the subject a fair conside- ration be moved a secret cc nsuitation of the Court. ‘The President put the qnection, and the Court deeided by a tie vote not the close the doors. A vote was then taken on allowing the question to be to 8) not to put the witness, and the Court decided (: allon the three were Bartlett and Uavenport, demo: erats, acd Clark, whig Managers bad no further question to put to Mr. Tue Brady. He was then cross examined at considerable length by Mr Peckham on the part of the defence. He had made €stimates for building the dock; could not give any de- tails, but they were mace in general terms. The witness was kept on the stand for an hour, but nothing ma- terial was eliciieé. Upon being discharged— Mr Porter said: We rest. Mr. Loomi» rove, and remarked that he held in his hazd certain depositions which he wished to read and of- fer inevidence. Mr Peckham objected; any deposition which you may have, made by Mr Mather.we will accept, but those made by other parties, whom we hare hsd no opportunity to examire, we certainly shall not consent to be introduced ag evidence a Mr Loomis sat dewn. Mr. Reyno.ds, atter consulting with Mr. Peckham a moment, rose and remarked—That on the part of the de- fence he was not then qorpaee to «4 at conree it Wes proper to pursue, whether to cali uses to con: tradict certain portions of testimony, or submit the case simply upoa argument. A few wituesses have been subreenaed, ame cf whom we may desire to examire; but as we Bave arrived at no conclusion, we would pectfully ark the court t» give us time to survey th Umory taken and examine it somewnat in deta’ s this is the first time we have asked any such indulgence from this honorable court I hope they will give us time until to-morrow morning. The request was acceded to, and the court adjourned until to morrow morning. The cpirion pravails that after the close of the testi- mony, and the arguments of counsel, the ccurt will take @ recess for a few days to give each member an opportu- nity of giving the testimony. which will all be in print, caim ecusiceration. Then they qill convene, and remain in private consultation a day or s0, before rendering a verdict. ALBANY, Sept. 1, 1853. At the opening of the court this morning Mr Reynolds, one of the counsel for Mr. Mather, opened the case on the part of the defence. He took in review the whole pro- ceedings in relation tothe impeachment case’ from the time the resolution was introduced in the House of As- sexbiy to the present time. He also dwelt at consider- able length on the cana] law of 1851, contending that Mr. Mather cannot be held responsible for any asts of omicsion or commission under that law because i: was nota valid one, His argument occupied about three hours anda half in its delivery, and, upon coaclusion, the defence Simon Sebermerhorn, who testified that there w: about two years’ supply of timber on hand upon his tion, No, 2; the price of that timber was thirty ni dolltzs per thousend ; does not think it could be pur- cbased for a Jess sum at present ; it was more expensive on account of being sawed tapering, for canal locke ; ibere is some refuse timber lying on the beuks of the canal which the State did not accept from the contract- ors ; it is necessary to keep timber on hand to have it seasoned and fit for use; all the timber not used is still on hand under the shed, except some we put on Mr. Rey- ncld’s fand. ‘Willism E Russell had been employed on the canal, and corroborated the testimoay of the previous witness, in relation to the quantity and price of the timber in question. [One charge against Maher is, that he paid extravegant prices forftimbe: used on the canal.) Martin C. Myers rworn—Is clerk for Superintendent; has seen Mather half a dozen timos at the office; knew of his having been frequently on the line of the canal when witness did not see him; the timber on the line was housed; went over the line every month; never saw any lay scattering; the timber was of the fir t quality; the only supplies on hand ia oak timber, having been obliged to pathic nos pine and hemlock during the year; Ma' travelled the canal in company with the Superintendent; the cendition of the canal on the seeond section will re- uire a large amount of timber—some ‘sur or five hun- rea thousand feet of timber—to put it in order. Jonas V. Outhout called. No enewer. Her ry G. Beach called. No answer. John’ Rosevelt, Jr., called. [hie {s the witness held under recogpizances by the Managers, sworn but not esamined } Is a timber dealer, be’ a contract to furnish state with timber. He furnished white oak timber for fifty-five dollars per thousand. broad measure. It was used to repair piers at the lower aq % would sot hi furnished a bill of the e kind of timber at time for less price. He furnished the timber for the West Troy dock. Had much difficulty i obtaizing it in season as desired by ‘he Cana! Comm' Son. He tried to purcbare from Heady; ofered to pay the esme as witness contracted for. The timber obtained near Fonda was taken to West Troy in the winter season, and bad much diffieulty in getting it transported on the cars. Mr. Peckham here acked the witness whether he real- ized any profit in fornishing the timber. Qbjected to by the Managers on account that the question was wholly immeteriai and irrelevant to the inquiry before the court. Question put to the court, and decided against putting the interrogatory. Witness made the contract for tae timber with Oathout, the then Superintendent, in the month of Cetober, 1851; the plan was a'tere! twice. This witness was croes-examined at some length by Mr. Porter, but nothing material was elicited. The hour of six erzived, and the court acjournei until io morrow morning. Heavy Robbery of a Bank Messenger. Provipesce, Sept. 1, 1853, ‘The messenger of the Newport Bank was robbed this {ternoon, on board the steamer Perry, of a package coa- it is supposed, from ferty to fifty thousand dol- lars. He had put the bag containing the money ona seat, and, while his back was turnel for » moment scother bag, precively similar, and containing package: of newspapers cut to the size of bank bills, was substi- tuted. He did not discover the rodbeey until he deliy- ered the beg at ihe Merchants’ Bank. Sextous Mutiny at Seca. CAPTAIN AND MATE DADLY BEATEN, ‘ept. 1, 1853. The bark Ewtaw, which sailed hence yesterday for Bal- timore, returned to port this afternoon with the crew in astate of mutiny, We learn that when off Cape Cod yesterday the crow refused to obey orders. A parley on sued, when they attacked the capta‘n with an axe, bronhing. four of his ribs and tajuring him bediy ia the head. ‘The mate John Hilton, was also injured in the head, Captain Stetson was taaen to the hospital, eud the mutiueers committed to jail. Toeir names ae John Dement, l'ster Brown, Thomas Jeffries, James MoUutre, and William C. McDonald, News from Mexico and Guatemala, Barmmonn Sept. 1, 1953 Mexican news to the 21st August state that yellow fever ‘was prevailing in the State of Guerrero, The leaders of the outbreak at Guanajuato had been exeonted. The Gace of Guatemala, contains in a:count of the pursuit of the troops of Honduras, which had invaded Guatemala, ‘The invaders were puraued by Gen. Vicenta Cerna onthe 8th July, Several engagementa were fonght, in which the Hondurans were worsted. The Guetemaians were con- centrating all their forces for the purpose of making a de cisive Cemonstration, and ere this, beyond doubt, Presi- dent Cab an han been driven from Guatemala. The Sale of Henry Clay's Estate. Lovursvitce, Bopt. 1, 1865, ‘The Lexington Otserver denies that Ashland has been sold by the will of Henry Clay; but it is to bs sold on the 20th instant, at pudlicaucitom, Frem the South, GTEAMMBR IN DISTRESS—CHOLERA—COAL TRADE. Baitimors, Sept. 1, 1853. ‘The steamer Angio-Celt, from New York for New Or- leana, put iato Wilmington, N.C., tn distress, on Tues- day. Sbe bed broken her main shaft. r ey E Ef a f z F New On.eans, August 31, 1853. doing in our markets for some ae were received by the jht of the 30th. New On.eans, Sept. 1. 1853. the Europa’s news from Liverpool in our cotton market, with sales Arpany, Sept. 1, 1853, for last twenty four hours were— 1.; Wheat, 22.000 foorn, 81.000; oats, none; in demand at better rates. were 2,(00 barrels, at $f 37 « $5.50 for State, common and mixed Western. Corn is in nest. Salov $000 bushels, at 733¢¢. for Western Barley. sales 11,000 bushels, at 75c. for two. and 52%c. for four-rowed Whiskey, Ohio and son, 25%Xc. ‘Treatrical and Musical, Bowrrr TaEaTRe.—The receipts of this evening are for the benefit of Mr. G . The pieces se- lected are Otway's tragedy of ‘ Venice Preserved,” Mr. as Pierre, Johnston as Jaffier, and Mrs. Baker as Belvidere. The fifth act of “Richard the Third” will follow, and the interesting drama of “Lochinvar” will conclude the performances. Broapway TueaTre.—The benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Williams takes place this grening, when it is hoped their admirers wi'l give them a bumper. The ieces selected are ‘Ireland and America,” “Our emimi,” and “Uncle Pat's Cabin.” This bill can- not fail to draw a large assemblage. Nrsto’s Garpex.—The benefit of Anna Thillon comes off this evening, and, as it is her last appear- ance previous to her sailing for Europe, no doubt the Garden will be crowded in every department. She will appear as Marie, in ‘The Daughter of the Regiment,’ Mr. Hudson as Tonio. Burtox's ToeaTre.—Burton’s excellent com- pany appears to-night in the comedy of “The Poor 3entleman,’’ in which.Messrs. Jordan, Barrett and Burton will appear. The farce of “Lend me Five Shillings” conclude the amusements. The orchestra will play several inspiriting airs. AmERICcAN MuseumM.—The same very attractive bill of entertainment which was given here yester- day afternoon and evening is to be repeated to-day. The Bearded Lady, Happy Family, and Serpents, continue to attract as mueh attention as ever. Franconr's Hirroprome.—This establishment is well patronised, and the performances give great satisfaction. The programme for this afternoon and evening is excellent. Caristy’s AMERICAN OPERA Hovse.—Christy’s popular band of reas Performers advertise a good programme for this evening. The reappearance of George Christy is hailed with great applause. Woop's Mixstret Hati.—This house is well filled nightly—the programme for to-night comprises many attractive features. Bucxtey’s Ermior1an Orera Hovse.—Buck- ley’s New Orleans Serenaders are doing a great ee They offer a good programme for to- night. Owens’ AtprnE RamBiEs.—The greatest success has attended this novel and intellectual enter- tainment. Mr. Owens has concluded to continue them a few evenings more. Sedgwick’s solos are greatly admired. FRENKENSTEIN’S NraGARA.—This splendid paint- ing deserves a very extensive patronage. Every one should see it. Nationa THEATRE—The same announcement as usual from .this establishment, namely : that “Uncle Tom's Cabin” is drawing such large au- diences and putting so much money in the err that its representation will be continued for month. Sr. Cuartzs Turarre.—Thorne, the active manager of this theatre, continues to do everything in his power to please his patrons. The selection for this evening are the dramas of “Robert Emmett” and “Eveleen Wilson.” N» doubt they will draw a Jarge audience. Baxvarp’s Hoty Lanp is as well attended as ever. It will be eontinued every evening at the Georama. Sicnor Briss, the great ventriloquist and ma- gician, is to commence a ceries of his popular eve- nings on Monday next, at the Stuyvesant Institute. Mrs. Witi14m Scnoney, aged 37 years, and weighing 760 pounds, is to put on exhibition in this city next week. i 3 & pRLEET o8 t S38 Be: be Lotelligence, Frinemen’s Vistt.—The Red Jackets, from Chicago, who have been for these two days yast oa s visit in our city, departed for howe yesterday evenirz, going by the Fran cis Skiddy to rik From there they go by the Central Railroad to Buffalo, where they will be honored recession, in which the whole oh the fire department of Bhat city will pazticipate. From Bufalo they go by the steamboat to Detroit, and then, by the Michigan Rail. road, home to Chicego. PRESPNTATION.—Yesterday evening a portion of the memters cf Exgine Co. No. 4, of Chicago, Minois, just before leaving the city, asiembled at the Columbian Shades, in Vesey s:zeet, aud the Caief Engineer, Mr. E P Harris, of the Cnicago Fire Deoartment, presented Me. Jobn Decker, one of the Assistant Engineers, of New York, with a massive gold seal, representing a Greman, with pipe and hore, from hydrant attached, plying on burning ruins, The seal is a very neat affair, and was presented to Mr. Decker by E. P. Harris, for his kindness to the members" of No. 4, being the only person, with some others, who took the trouble to receive our West- ern visiters, who came to New York from Chicago, a dis- tance of 1,600 miles, receiving very slight attention from the Fire Department of this city. Kien on THE New Haven Rattroav.—The evening train from New Haven yesterday ran over and killed en Irishman. between Melrose and Mott Heven. Hes was ‘ylog on the track, and is supposed to have been intoxi- cated. Police Intelligence. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. No. 63 WasnIncron Steerer. } New York, Sept. 1, 1853 f Sm—In your issue of the 31st ult, uoder the head of “Police Intelligence,” you say that a man names Caarles Prescott was robbed by the proprietor of the above house. Now, I am the proprietor of the hoase No. 63 Washington atieet, and no such man as Prescott was robbed ic my house, The tranraction aliuded to in your paper occurred at another house, and not at 03. as erro- neourly stated in your pay Have the goodness to correction, as I feel aggrieved by hawng my nded to in connection with so dishonest 1 tran- Yours, respectfully, PATRICK CONNOLLY. On Monday morning, August 22, by the Rey. Henry J. Fox, Mr. Ina H. Onaspy, of Brooklyn to Misa Joseraine Kercnam of Farmingdale, Long Island. In Williamsburg, on Touredwy, September 1, by the E Rey. 8, K Meeker, Kare Ieaner Ly On Tuosay € Bangs, - D D. lori, i burg. ming, August 30, by the Toy. Nathan . Jcsera Mo Pease to Mise Biuza ANN uughter of Charles Hi. Giftia, Esq., all of this city, t) Mus On Monéay evening. February 7, 1853, by Alderman Ovear W Sturtevant, Mr. Epwarp Brxros to Miss Sanau E Wansens, both of this city. At Gla:gow, on Monday, Angust 1, by the Rey, De. cod. her Majesty Queen Victoria’s Cnaplain for ond Captain Prrrr Promax, of ship Naw Eugland, ot New York, to Miss Mary Buack daughter of the late Mc james Black, Bromirlaw, merchant, Glasgow, Scut- lard, Diea, In Port Jackson, on I'riday, Avgust 20, the wife of Mr, William Barber, aged 46 years. Fastern Lag 0d — copy. On Bergen Heights. L I.. on Wedaesday evening, Angust $1, Geoxce Ricnanpe, only eon of Richards aod Sarah M’ Kingalas eo 2 years, 2 months and 24 Gaye. The funeral cervigrs he take piace thiy a*teragon, at th Man from; the lioure oF bis grandfatter Goons -ogeland, Harrison N J. The relatives and frionds of the family are respectful); invited to attend, without furti invitation. His remains will be taken to Christ Pelleville, for interment. Op Ubursdaz morning, September 1, after a short and revere iliness Evrry A., wife of William Williams. and grenidavghter of the late Robert Dingee, ia the 22d year of ber age. ‘The relatives and acquaintances of the family are re. sprotfully invited to attend ihe funeral, from hor late residonc®, No. 50 Leroy street, this afternoon, at two o'clock, without further ice» Her rema‘ns will be takea to Gresnwood-for interment. icenly, on Thursdsy, September 1, Wiuaw Ecax, are. ives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No 50 Oliver street, to-morrow afternoon at twoo'clock. On Thursday afternoon, Sept:mber 1. Euvapsrn Many, youngest daughter of Feter A. and Elizabeth M. Batley, aged 1 ye Ter fs 8 will be taken to Greenwood. this afternoon, at three o'clock, for interment. The friends and ac- quatntances of the family are requested to attend, from her late reridence, 124 Arzon strest. On Thursdsy, Keptember 1, Saxvar Down, aged 92 years and seven months, The friends of the family, and the members of the Pilgrim Lodge of the Uni lor of Americ: are re- apeett invited to attend his funeral, from his Inte re- wdence No, 152 Orchard street, to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock. On Thursda: miber 1, Sawver T. Parterson, son of Robert and Sarah J. Patterson, aged 13 moathe aul 8 doya. ‘The relatives and friends of the deceased are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, this afternoun, at two o'clock, from the yesidenco of his parents, No, 244 Thirtioth street. In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 31, Cxances Carino, totast son of George and Mary Catling, aged 1 year and 4 montis. The funeral will take place this afternoon, from his fathor's sesilence, No, 111 Atlantic street, South Beook- ry Md fq Beool'ya, ca Tha: day, September 1, Jomy Sever * ar AU packages and later intended for the New Tous Hiway should be sealed. Hi ‘ALMANAC FOR uxW TORK—EmN DAT. 6 ae. pare, 4u 6 29 | mau wares, wee 812 teehee ae a Port ef New York, September 1, 1853, CLEARED. Ships—S giabeaoee ok ty Lane, San Francisco, mencuee tae repr Ha «. Barks—Hecla, Peterson, Matanzas, ———; Orion es Quick, Havana, Gudewill % Mobr, American, rtland, F Switt & Co; Maraval, Ward, Barbadoes,. D White & Co: Philadelphia’ (Brem), London, Povpe & Co; Aun Harley (Br), Swaney, Quebec, A Wood: Brigs—Arcturus, Bahrs, Se Demtil_& Co; Hanover (Hanov), Peters! Laguayra, ‘Winterhoft Piper es & Co, Ciycs (B:), Whip; NB, T R Gordon; Carlo (Ital) Morteo, St James Crorby, Clifford, Phi Charles & E H Peters; E Dudley, Hopkins, Bangor, R P Buck & Co; Delta, Colon iaiogsten: ‘Jar? Ha a sows : Lit Merrywan St Mary's, Nesmith ‘Swift, Berry, ‘St Thomas and Maracaibo. Maitland, Phelps & Co; Marine (Br), Bonrot, Ariehst, J H Braine. Schr—Shepherd (Br), Palmerton, Wolfeville, NS TL &PRDe Wolf. Abi Albon (Br) Crowell, st John, NB, P J Nevius & Sons; James H Chadbourne, Wainwright, Charleston, Dunham & Dimcn; N W Smith, Hobart, Char! mn, McCready, Mott & Co. a Vein, Turner, Baltimore, Parker Vein Sloope—Apollo, Niles, New Haven, George m Smith; ESprague, Fish, Wareham, E Sprogue; Blackstone, Rey: nolds, Providence, master. ARRIVED. Steamship Hermarn, Higgins, Bremen Aug 12, South- ampton 17th, to Moller, Sand & Riera. asved the Needles 6 PM, 17th. Aug 25, at 5 PM, lat 48 54, lon 41 54, passed the »teamer Arctic, hence for Liverpool; 28th, lat £4 46, lon 56. saw a large’ iceberg: 20th, av'5 30 AM, Int 43 7, lon 60 20, passed the packet ship Patrick Henry, trom Locdon for NYork; oce hour after passed a Homburg ship, with white flag, having 877 in it, stand- ing westward; at 5 PM, same day, lat 4219. lon 6246, saw steamer Humboldt, henco for Havre; s0th, at 6 30 AM, lat 41 5, lon 165 20, passed the clipper ship 'Wavor- ley,” stanaing westward; at 10 80, lat 40 49, lon 66 47, Pateed ship “Old England," standing eastward: let, at 45 AM, passed ship Stanley, lat 40 20, lon 70 55 W, standing westward. Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, &e, with passengers, to Ludiam & Pleasants. Ship B Aymar. Blanchard, Vera Cruz, Aug 9, to Walsh, Carver & Co. On the passage from New Orleans for Vera. Cruz, John Nelson, seaman, fell overboard, avd was drowned. July 22, Andrew Barrett, eoamaa, died in the hospital of Vera Cruz. Bark Arelia, Bartlett, St Thomas, Aug 21, to # H Whit: more. Aug 30, lat 37 8, lon 72 50, spoke bark Montpelier, from Turks Islaces for Boston, Brig Parmalie (Er), Merrian, Port Talbot, Wales, 50 days, to order. Elva (Br), Butchins, Fleuthera, 11 days, to C Ackerly, Aug 28, lat 35. lon 72, spoke brig Eliza, of New York, from Philadelpbia, bound south, Schr Samuel R Potter (of Wilmiogton, NC). Soog, ichardvon, Virginia, 2 days, Govaives St Domingo, 20 days, to A C Kossire & Schr Hannah Havens, Ri ee Mary E Laws, Mathew, Virginia, 3 days. ens. Schr Celestia, Russell, Portland. Ct, 2 days. Schr Themas Deniston, -» Boston. 3 days. Brig Charies Edwards, Doak, Bangor, 10 days, to mas- r. Schr Presto, Clark, Machian, 5 days, Schr William H Sandford, Jones, Alexandria, 3 days. Schr Sarah. Talbot, Calale, 6 days. Schr John S Waples, Furman, Delaware, 2 days, Scbr G J Weaver, Morris, Delaware, 2 days. r George Ann Chance, Accomac, 2 days. Schr Henry Hickman, West. Delaware, 2 da; Sebr John Bilton, Concklin Vi 9, 2 days Schr Sarah H Cramer, Hopkins, Vir,inia, 2 days. Sloop Haivest, French, Providence 2 days. B A at sunrise, NE; meridian, do; sunset, S3E, and ight. BAILED. Ships Fidelia for Liverpool; Ambassador (Br), ——. The ship George F Patten, Delano, for Havre, has an- ebored at the Southwest Spit. (Bx Saspy Hoox PrintinG TsurGRara.) Tae Hicatsnps, Sept 1—Sundown. One ship and six brigs anchored inside the Hook, a Bri- t'sh ship parsing the bar, all bound out. No inward bound vessels in sight. Wind light from SE. Very hazy outside. (PER SrraMsmp Evropa at Boston ] ae Avgust 13, Convoy, Hupper, New ‘ork. AntwexP—In port Aug 17, Mountaineer, Robinson, for NOrleans; Mary Glover. Chase, for NYork. ANsmeR—Pasied May 31. Thomas W Sears, Ongood, Sin- gapore for New York; June 11, Gallego, Ellery, from Sbangbae for do. ApeLaie, SA—Arr woe fs) Pamelis, McCurdy, NYork; Juve 6, Lorenzo Sabine ia, Boston Fe 15. ‘Axyan—aArr May 21, Henry Ware, Nason, Galle Barnvia—Arr May 28, Ariel, Ayres, New Yok Feb 8; June 1, Monterey. raw, Sydoey, NSW: 10:h. Seneca, Feinhagen, Port Philip; 18th, Torrent. Copp, Melbourne; 20th. Pilot, Dunn. Msnila; 2st. Minstrel. Potter, Bos- ton March 27. Sld May 22, Kepler. Ballard Boston. Bristor—Arr Aug 15, John W White, McNear, Cron- stadt; 16th, Saxony. Carney. Havana; Mscedonia, Preble, Cronstadt, Sid 12th, Attica. G , NYork. BREMERHAVEN—Sld August 9. Jacob Grosse, Now York; Sprague, Pike, do; Marianne, Baltimore; Harriet sia, Trott,——. Bororivx—der Aug 16, John S Herris, Harmon, Cron- ® In port, Chas Cooper, Cutts, for NOrleans. Adv, Clai- borne, and Meteor, for NOrleans; Alexina, and Mareare! for Philadelphia; Brothers, Globe, and Escoriaza, for on £ld from Royan 10th, Sarah Bridge, Sturtivant, and Morshal Ney, Lillis, NOrleans, Capv—Air Ang 2, Leo, Miller, NYork; 8th Goodwin, Weeks, Allicant: ICth, Saml & Edward, Smith, Oporto. Sid 8th, Numa, Graydon, Boston. Caicvrta—Arr June 21, Meteor, Pike, San Francisco; 234, Dolph'n, Truzdy, Melbourn; Napoleon, Chatiield, San Francieco. via Batavia; 27th Milion, Barry. Singa- pore 28th, Anstiss, Hedge, Honolulu: ’Faneuil Hall, ngs, New York, via Capetown, CGH; July 1, Harvard, Hctehkiss, San 'Francisco ‘Sid_ from (augor June 15 Tropic, Smith, London; G W Bourne, Harding, Liverpool; Monroon, Winsor, New Bedford; Elizabo Ellen. Girt, New York; 17th, Buena Vista. Linnell, Bos- ton; 18th. RB Forbes, Doate, NYork; EF Mason, Me- Kenny, Philsdeiphia; 27th, Seth Sprague, Wadsworth, Boston; 28th, Polynesia, Homer, do; 20th, Osean Eagle, Somers, do. Cannirr—Arr Aug 15, St John, Skolfield, Havre; Kala- wazoo, Teylor London Savannab, Small, do, std 12th, L_ Storer, Jameson. NJrleans; Archimedes. Mitshell, NYork; 15th, Medallion, McClintock, and Raicbow, Say. age, do; 16th, Meldon, Merril!, and’ Bzitish Lady, Mag- ford. do. yCLSEATEN—Sld August 9 Talleyrand, Young, New ‘ork. Cantox—Arr June 7, Dragon, Andrew, Shavghae Richard Alsop Kexney, NYorl: Deat~-Arr Aug 10 Coriolan, Bremen fer NYork; 12th, Von. Stein, do for Philadelphia, 15:h, Mary, Marchal, London for NYork (and proceeded); O J Chailise, Nichols, do for Cardiif (and preceeded) : 16t%. Coperniaus, Charles ton for Bremen; 18th, Abby Blanchard, Harding, London tor Cardiff azd St Thomas; Alexandrine, Cooper, do for do avd NYork both proceeded); Marv Mike, Beam- hall, do for Ne vport and Wilmington, NU (and procaed- ed); Champion, Drow, St Joho, NB, for London (and procerded); Adele, Lewts, St Kitts for do (and prossed- e); 19th, "Empire, Thorndike, Caleutta for do; fir I Poel, Chadwick, NYork for do (and both proceeded in tow); Andrew, Evans, do for do (so reported); South America, Lincoln, Cape Chat for do; Screamer, Skoifield, Lonéon for Havre. Dentix—Sid August 18, Cadet, Bich, New York, Eusiseur—Arr Angust 8, Gleanez, Flitner, Stockholm for New York; 12thy Mary E Whit for New York: Paul Boggs, Dizer, Rig ; 18th, Maine, Freeman, Cronstadt for Liverpool; 14th, Pyramid, Herdersop, Stockholm for Boston, Faryovrit—Arr Aug 15, Liverpool, Williams, Shiolts | for NYork, (to ston a leak’ and obtain seamen, and pid 38th.) Sid 14th, Sardus, Whitburn, (fom Cardiff) New Youk. A Sid Gmrattan— Art Aug 5, Enrica, Fescio, Geno (and old for NYork ) Gravisryn- ld August 16, Cordelia, ith, Orpban, Williams, do. Giasdow—Sld Aug 12, Albert, Robinson Providence ond 8 Jobn, NB 17th, Peravian, Joslin, Boston; Soath erner, Russell. NYork. Gromnock—Sld August 17, Catharine, Avr in the Clyde August 14, Robens -——-, New 15th, Oxford, Street, St Jobn, NB #!d 16th, Jane Lovett, Boston. Hevvoni—Sid Avg 14, St Marys, Milliken, Philadelphia. Bamevrc—Sid Angust 16, Oder, Nev York, Haven—Arr Aug 11, Veanklia (s), Wotton, NYork. S14 11th, Fivira Owen, Owen; Fairticld, Loveland, and Hungarian, Patterson, is York, har, It Bfumner, fea Queen, Clobs, and Bel'e Assize, for NOrleans; Franiilin (), Chesapeake, and Ravenswood, for NYork. Hong Koxc—Arr June 7, Ann Welsh, Gillespie, San Gentoo, Devens Boston’ Feb 6; 17th, Roman, Hepburn. Son Francisco; 2ist, Vanny Major, Conney, 0; iogqua. Whitmore, Manila. Hoitox’s Bay, ort Philip—Arr Agfil 22, Francis Part- ridge, Broughton, elttmore (Dec 7); 27th. Jas L Bogart, Howe, London, vis Cape Town CGH; 28th, Imaum Wa: tera, Salom (Jan 5); West Wind (s), Smith, New York 80¢b, Propontis, West. Boston (Wee 25); May 2, Glance, jew York, (Dec 40) via Janciro; 2d. Lowell, Meacom, Boston (Dec 14) via Cape Town CGH; 14:h, Moria Little, New York ; 16th, Eastorm Star, MeKay. Boston (Jan 29): 1’ ber le, Schaffer, do (Jan My Tih, Plymouth Rock, well, Boston (Feb 17). Sid’ May '6, Ascutoa, Pepper, Manila; 13th. Sacsusa, Singapore; 17th, Henry Trowbridge, Whittlesey, Nebraska, Boarre, Cajcutta. At lowell, Meagom, for Calcutta, Hopart Towns, VDL—~Arr May 16, Rebecca, Wolfe, (or Jorcan) New Youk (March 5) via Kio Janeiro, Liverroor—. ust 15, Chenamus, Cutter, Monte- ; Henry Pratt, Newcomb, Now 0. leaps; Lathor G. Barney, Baruey, Charleston ; 16th, Cle, tiesa Currier, Knapp, New ens; 17th, Atlantic, ‘West, New York; City of Manchester (a), Leite, delphis; Wm Nelson, Chesvyer, New Orloans; Weatern World, Moses, and Neva, Maling, New York; 18th, J Montgomery, Davis. New Orleans; Roger Stewart, Skol- field, Phitadsiphia: Lady Franklin’ Yoaton; Montezuma, DeCourey (Sot preyiousiy), axa New York, Hutchinson, Naw Lovk; Hops, Westca, St Joma, 8B; ih, Truzw Heary, Bremen ; | New + Clinton, and Porseve- America, , ond Consrentine af on My York; N'E, Soh Waatlogion, Pilly. Now York StJoha, a Both, Gaiding Bia, Pleasants, Kennard, Philadelphia; Cote ie ae NYork. Cid hug 17, Winchester, Moore. NYork, 18th, Northern Chief. Alden, do: Gen Parkhill, McKown' Cha: Inthe river, outward bound Icasc Webb, Furber, for NYork. Wiestian, for Barton end’ NYork Slat Nisgere ‘ioe: a at; Boston Sept 3, Chariot of Fame, Knowles, for for Bath 2lst; Andes (a), 8), for ready; Em) Hagar. do 22d; Josiah Bradlee, Boysen. do, 25th; Paritament, Murdce i b, A Rept 5: Trimou do with despatch: Atlantic (8). (0) go 27 Woriarn, Empire, Owogo, and Robert Kelly eh ee ane Ba natin ams, 3 rogreds, 5 do 20'h; Monterums” Ot-eonthe and’ Co do Se; 1; Albert Gallatin. Delano, do 6th; Washington, Constan- tine, State Rights, Wm Nelson, New York and John & Lucy, do with despatch; City of’ Manchester (#). for Phi lncelpbia dug 24:, John Merrick, do 20th; and 'y Pleasants, do Sept 1, Zenobia, for Baltimore Aug 26; Caroline, for Charleston 24th; Franchise. do 3lst; . for Savannah 21d; H fl Body, for NOr- Jeans 20th; Iowa, do 234; R K Page, do 26th; J ome ry, 6o Sept 1; Wirdermere. do 8th; ries, Diigo JP Whitney, and Northampton, do sith despatch; Cazolize Reed for Caloutta Sept 1; Sovereign of the Seas, for Me!boune aug 25, Kot for lég 12th, Ashland. Benson, for NYork; 13th, St Petersburg, NOrleans; 15th. Inaiah Crowell, Killey, St Thomas, Oteeonthe, NYork; 16th, Americ, Leixk, San Francisco; Lucy. Mobile; State Rights. acd Commerce, NYork: 1th, Mery Ward, St Thomas; Windermere, NOr- leans: 18th, Jas Wright, NYork. Loypos—Eot irward Aug 19, Corinthian, Dyer, from Queheo 1d 16th, Oasaiterides, Lakey, San Franct-o and Falkland Islonds’ 18th, Kaie Howe, Norcross, Cardiff and St Thomas; Wm Hitcheock, Conway, Havre; Genoa, Kel- ly, Newcastle and Philadelphia In port 19th, Norman. Holmes, for Boston Sept 1; Sy- phax Crosby, for do, lag; Emin Lizcola, Bartlett, do do; m Queen, Smith, for NYork, about reedy; Christians, Hammcnd, for do 25th; Charlotte Reed, Elwell for do ldg; Catharine. Edmands, for Caloutte do; Enstern State, Kitborn, for Port Philip Sept 10 B Coleord, Park. for Rio Janeiro, 1dg: Amelia Thompeon, Th>mp-on for San Fran- cisco do; John Gardner, Pendleton, for Elsineur acd Cron stadt do. Limerick—Sld Avgust 14, Menania, Cahill, New York. on, a PU petseb sia August 13, Superior, Lispox—Sld Aug 3, Jutho, York, LecHorn—Arr Aug 6, North Star (steam yacht), Eld- ridge, Malaga; 7th, Issbella, Humphrey, Genoa Maprs—Arr July 20, Lancaster, Blankenship, Car- diff, and 6]d for Panawa. Marserims—Arr Aug 15, Avon, Gaw, NOrleans. Sid 1th Lucon, NOrleans; 14th, Stephen Cabot, Tuthill, Boston. Ady Jeune Mathilte, for NYork. MumBLEs—Arr Aug 17, Shackamaxon, West, Adelaide, Mans—Arr May 18, Heber, Nichols, Hong Kong. MELBOURNE -Arr May 28, Templeton. Hunter, NYork Feb 10; Bavaria, Bailey, do Feb 17: 24th. Benj R Milam, Ellis. do Feb 9; Resolute. Perry, do Feb 15, 28th Balti- mere, Northup, do Jan 15; Sea Bird Smith, Boston Feb 19; June 1, Avgostura, Munroe. NYork Feb 12; 3d, Danl Webster Biabve, do Feb 9. Sid 30th Shirley, Manila. Nerwrort—Arr Aug 15, Harward, Goodwia, Rotterdam, to load for the United States, Cid 11th, Amelia, Jordan, NYork. PorisMovTa—Arr Aug 15, London, Hubbard, London for NYork, and proceeded. Prymovrs—Off Aug 14, Michael Angelo, Sears, from Baltimere for Amsterdam. Prxana—Arr June 23 Augustine Heard, Hopkins, Ana labco, Std 20th, Washington Allston Day, Calcutta. QuEExsTowN—Arr Au; 12 Geo W Horton, Packard, Cardiff, for New York, first officer sick. ‘SuaNcuaz—Arr June 3, Tear. Schibye, Boston Jan 11. Sincarorz—Arr June 18. Sharp, Bassett, Batavia; 27th_Navarino. Paige, California: July 1, Pasama Mer- ritt, Portl-nd. Oregon. Sld June 15 Lady Arbella, Grant, Batavia; Pentucket, Nickerson California. Sr Unss—Arr July 31. August, Christiensen, NYork. Sictury—Off Avg 12, Ferriere. from NYork for Havre. ‘Sureips—Sld Aug 15 J M Hicks, Latham, NYork. SrockHorm—Arr August 10, Amstel, Ouweband, New York. Cid 5th Aibion, do. Sypxey NSW—Arr April 25, Dracut, Cotter, San Fran- ciroo: May 25 C.ndace, Arquit, New York (Feb 12); 30th, Sea Breeze, Newell, Melbourne. ‘TexE1—SId Aug 12. IsabellaC Joxes, Jones, Baltimore; 15th, Mary Hudeon, Patten, NYork Tantz Bay CGH—Arr June 23, Peytona, Jenkios, NYork ‘and eld July 5. for Port Philip); 24th, Confucius, Dear- & do (and sid 30th for Sbangbae.) Slé 25th, Emphra- sia, mith, (from New York) Port Philip; July 2, India- nola, Cathcart (from do) for do. Vico— Arr Aug 1, Freya NOrleans; 5th, Pepito, do. ‘Woosvxc—Sld May 26, Racer, Steele, London. Dear. Avg 18—The Harvest (of Baltimore), Fuller, from London for Liverpool, ia now proceeding for Ramgate, making 12 inches water per hour, having been in contast with ship.Corinthian (at Liverpool). off Sandgate at 3 arried away fore and topssil yards. damaged ud stove bow. The H resched Ramagite 8, GsNo. Aug 18—The Au brig Oliver. Sumner, from Leghorn for Philadelphix. took fie at sea and was aban doned 11th inst; crew picked up near island of Gorgona mer Virgilio, plying between this port and Rio Jansiro, July 14—The Elizebeth. Williamson, from Callao for NYork, putin here June 30, leaky. and with lors id part of bulwarks, having experienced heavy weather, Telegraphic Marine Reports. “Boston. Sept 1. Arrived—Ship Mascongas, Liverpool; bark Laconia, Philadelphia: brigs John Williams, Laguna; T A Cun: ningham. Baltimore; Helen Maris, and Clara Ellon Phila- de'pbia; Monte Cristo. Port Ewens: schrs Grand Island, Mayaguez; Harriet, Wilmington, NC: Rio, Malabar, Wai A Dresser, A Tirrell, and Gassabeas, Philadelphia: Sarab, ane Delaware, Rondout; Eagle, and H Franklin, NYork, Cleared—Ship Lightfost, New York. Herald Marine Correspondence. pa Pmtaverruia, Sept 1—4 PM. Arrived—Steamship Perns;lvania, Richmond, via Nor: folk: ship Nathan Harau, Holmes, Liverpool; bark Christiana (Br), Muir, Liverpool, brigs H P Cae, | Lancaster, Boston; Eastern State, Gamage, Pictou N3; Trieste, Lampher. Bostcu; Abigail & Maria, Gould, Bos- ton: schrs Highlander, Gould Boston; Mary Anna, Haliy, Danvers, Mass: Cherokee, Gandy, Salem. Pelow—Barks Elizabeth J, Powers, Havana; Thomas Dallett, Dill, Laguayra. Cleared—Brigs Grey Eagle. White, Iagnayra: Brasilien, Brsy, Salem, Mass: schrs Cherokee, Gandy, Casrleston; AK Hay, Baker, Charleston: Macy Anna, Haley, Boston; Rovgh and Ready, Hobbs, Eastport, Disasters. Dank Ameria Franoes, of NYork, 28 days from Aspin- wall _bourd to Pensacola. was spoken 2ist ult, by the Thorias L Baxter, at Mobile, in lat 28 40, lon 80'6, with all bands ci Sour 8 D Hart, at Norfolk from Rockport, with lime, when off Willoughby’s Point lighiboat, was discovered to Deon fire in her cargo, but was extinguished, a they suppeced, “by closing the cabin doors.” Bric Sanan, Newman, hence for Caracoa, before re ported lost, went asboze on the night of ths 18th, at St Croix; sbe then took fire and owing to the explosion of £01 60 kega of gunpowder which ware on board, became atotal loss. Capt N ord bis first officer arrived here in the bark Azelia, from St Theacs. The crew were ail ved, TAMER MontmEntas. Crry, before reported lost on her passogo from Por: Philip to Sydney. is stated in an a3- count irom Sydney to have been wrecked onthe night of the 15th May, one rock in Malogoutts Bay. Thirty-two cf the pas:engers and crew perished; fifty-four were saved, The captein, WH Adams, is severely blamed for recklegsness ard heaping too clove ta the land, evea against the warning of ene of the passengers, who was well acquafated with theeoast. The night was ne, and the wind off chore, Scon Marve, Fry, of North Haven, Me, for Liverpool, Ns, with 500 bbls mackerel bait, was run into eve of Aug 21, by an unkpown vessel, about 12 miles from Cape Sabie, ond sank, Ube crew reached Barriogton, NS, in their beat, and the U necl at Halifax had them sent to Yarmouth, NS, to take paseage home. fur Dova Wanwicr, et NBedford, passed July 4, lat 5110 8, lon a large longboat painted apparently belonging to a yorsel of Ew hade scver¢ byrricane from SSW, Avg 19, lat 29 26 N, lon 08 W; lost siuddingesil booms, light ‘sails, &o. Lost ax anchor below NBedford, Spoken. Ship Huntress. Lembert, from Ftonolula for NBadford, Aprii 30, let 17 08 N, Jon 150 17 W. Bhip Tsroliuta. Griflin, hence June 11 for Australia, lat 23, lon 86 W. yo and from Bremen for Baltimore, Aug 9 02. Vacae, of and from Antwerp for NYork, Aug 7, no ‘John Hazcock, from Liverpcol for NYork, Aug 10, off Azklow. Ship Win Vail (Br), from Liverpool for Boston, Aug 10, off Cape Clear. Ship Steed, Cox, from Bristol for NYork, Aug 11, lat 51, lon An Am clipper ship, showing rod signal, with letter W in the centre, was signalized off Pernssabuco, July 23. Sbip Alexander, from Valparaiso for Boston, Aug 2. lat 9 20 N, lon 45 40 W. from St Stephen, NB, for Liverpool, Ship Grecian, Isley, Aug 19, iat 42, Ion 58, Ship Marmion, from Akyab for Liverpool, April 27, lat 342N, lon 58 12 B. eg Nathaniel Thompzon, from London for NOrleans, Ang 11, lat 28, len 87, Bark Mory Annah, Gracie, hence March 20 for San Vraneirco, June 26. lat £6 12 8, lon 77.14 W ch days from Salem for Africa, July 8, nine a 1 J sunk Greyhound from, Phiiadelphia for Rio Janotro, Jat 17 40 N, lon 3 y xe oe ened bmg, 14 days from Liverpool for Park Macy dum Peters (Bt). 6 days rom Belstol, F, for NYork, Aug 8, lat 49 47, lon 13 49, Bark Amelia, Francis, 28 days from Aspinwall for Pen- sacoia, ail hands sick, Aug 21. lat 28 40, . Bark Laaeny 66 oye NYork for Ban francisco, off Oia ere to from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Avg 9, lat 45 39, 5 Ei; Aicos M'oberta, boro» Cor Moxteviden, July & lat 10 69 8, tom 6254 W, tofore the chunnsl mea eals, A few dayssince the snip California, draw- 1g sixteen feet one inch, was towed through the lake without touching the bottom. ‘Vessels going into Richmond's Island harbor, Maing, will pags round the southwestern end of the Lal the duane! over the bar is now obstructed by stoue for tho Breakwater. W. L DEARBORN, Civil Engineer aud Agent U, 8. E.'. 4 June 26 ships Minstrel rom. port June 23, ships Potter, fi Boston, just arr; 5, Le Craw, from Sydney for California, 1dg; Seneca, Feiahagen from Port Philly fox do do; Torrent, Copp, from Melbourne for Chins, bark Pilot, Duna, from Manila for Salem, put in leakg, and will probably dlscnarge (Sec extracts ver Earepa.$ Brrzovr—In port July 25, bark Benj Adams, Corley for Boston next day. Capuz—Sld Aug —, Portuguese vessel Alegria do Minhe, port Aug 19 ships Kossuth from to 1oad for Bristol hy Goo Redman, for Liverpool, 1dg; Sarah G Hye, Snow, 40 Sea Eagle, Wiliame, Go co; Ashburton, Taylor, do Delaware, Patten, tor Hull, do, Pumgustuk, Pratt, for Bristol E, do; Golden Eagle, ‘thou do (bes 120 tena on board); baths Sgeroria Skilling, for Rouble Benson, do 40; Lady Kuight, Choate, for Glas- gow, do; Hesper, Pritebsrd, for Liverpool, do. Sia Sel, ship Gen Duulap, Bkolfieid, Liverpool, CaaRLorretowN, Pil--Acr Aug 19, achra Mayflower, ant PGuaccoweIn port Ang 18, ships Flt Whi LABGOW—| ng 18, ships Ei tat for NYork. 14; Yoon Stoufler, for. de abent m tira Morse, Lawton for do to loave Greenock 234; Bi alto, Mitchell, for NYoric, 1g; barks Empress, Ford, for Philsdetphia, abt ready; ian (Br), Gardner, for Beg- ton Idg; and others, Grxua—No Am vessel in port Aug 12, GmrattaR—Sid Aug 7. barks Wildfire, Moamaa (from Malta), coston; Alvarado, Stanley (from Maresiles), York, The wind was F on the 7th, bth and 9th. Bannor Grac, NF—Arr Avg 13, scar Eter (Span), Pe- rez_ hence 12 FAX—Cid Aug 25, schr Three Brothers, NYork, LxcHors—Ia port Aug 12, steam yacht North Star, H- dridge. for Constantinople rcon; slup Sterling, Rowell, ee to ne for rps others a3 before. JARSTILLES—In port Avon, Gaw, for Malaga 21st to load for ‘Nbsionna: pang MrLBOURNE—Arz prev to June 1h, ship Volga, Boston Feb 24. z ene Neeee ees Matta—In port Ang 12, brig G W Jones, Burk, for Siol- ly and Boston soon Ba Prev to Aug 18, schr Eben Herbert, Brows, Jon. Portat Prixce-In port Aug 18, brig Isabella Reed, for NYork 6 cays, . bo f Papaxc—In port July 6, ship Rubicon, Calcutts fos Foston, repg, to sail abt 15th. PatznMo—In port Avg 12, bark Powhatan, I from Trieste for Philadelphia. Sid July 24, bark Auoni- mo (Sic), Boston; Aug 4, brig Catarina (sic), NYork, Baravu—In £ Deane, from PUNTA DE ARENAS— ort Aug 7, bark Fernandina, Wright, for Boston, 1dg, brig Joseph Balch, Bursley, uace St Tuomas—Sld ‘Avg 9, scnr C Wright, Alles, La- guayra, to load for NYork. StJouns, NF—Arr 10, schr Aldebaran, Keo Baltimore 26 (and sid for Boston); teh, Emeralds Smith, do 30 (and sld-23d for Boston). isth, ‘brig Clara, Dunn,’ Philadelohia; echrs Countew of Morley, Rebins, hence 16; i9:h, Margaset, Wilson, Boston 14. SinGarory—In port June 30, ship Daniel Sharp, Bas- sett, for Boston. (sce extracts per fear pe.) Tavcauvano—In port July 5, ship Independence, Choate, for Boston roor. Vatraraiso—In port Aug 6, chips Leodes, Robbins, from. Australia 52 days. just arr, to soon for leeward porte; Loo,Choo, Snow, NYork April 9, arr July 24 and others. ‘Vena Cauz—In port Aug 9, batk Flash, Wilson, from and for NYork soon, ALEXANDRIA~Arr ‘indi Hardy, Bos Arr Aug 50, bi lover, Hardy, ad ton. Sid sehr Whirlwind Bostone pau! ALBANY—Arr Avg 31, echrs Orion, Russell, NHaven: Albany, Hodges; Nile,’ Dicnell; Vintage, Lewis, and Philadelphia, Nickerson, Boston; John Kandolph. Baker, Yarmouth; sloop Eliza, Fl Susan, Handy, Boston; Capitol, Linnell, do. BOSTON—Arr Aug 81, Br steamship Burope Lang, Lic verpool Ang 20, Halitax 29h, 11Pal—srr at hor dock at 8 AM; ship Chile (of Boston). Titeomb Ca'cutts Mch 20; barks Franklin, Gibbs, Cienfuegos Aug 5; R A Kaignt, Hosty, Havana Aug 12; brigs Maria, Bauiey, Messina 3; 29; mouth (Br), Pearson, Liverpool Jane 20; Cronstadt, Hatch, Buenos Ayres July 8, Poiat Iadio 8th; Crotom, Blye, Portau Prince Aug 13; L W Maxwell, Burt, Sta CruzC, uba, anghi Caroline, ., San Juan, Cuba, Aug 4 me wana Ang 15; Emeliue, Watts, NOr- leans; tthewa Baltimore; Mary Stanton, At- berg A wag Herding; Barmah, WcKensie; Ar- fe, igrton, Holton, Bizley, azd Montague, Darhat, 'Phi- ladelphia; echrs Sarab irton, Rogers, Cape Gaytien Augl4; TA Ward, Haff, Wiimngton. NC; Dart. Areants; Race Rock, Brown; Mount Vernoa, Matthews; H W Wel- lington, Wells; Globe, Matthews; Indy of tne Lewie, and Rosannsh Ro:e, Coombs, Philadelphia; Som ‘Tir Port Ewen; Carroll Berry, Rondout; Charles Smith, do; Alfred, Hsll, New York, Goodsell; Woloatt, Beers; Compliance, Sears; Ariadne, Harding; Florida, ley; Louira, Chase, and 8 A Appleton, Ryder, heace.” Cid Br steamship America, Shannon, Liverpool My ie pod barks Loulea Eaton, Shields, Trinidad; Levant (Br), Lea- erton, St John. Ng, to load for Liverpool; origs Wa Parritt, Savannah; A Dunbar, Flinn, Alexaodrie; Darling, Baxter, Wilmington, Del Sid steamship Amort- - (a Hac s ee pee Pees Parana, Prioce of ‘ales, bri rlotte E Tay, Andrew Ring, Rese by Joues, St Lawrence, sch hichawie” oe? ee Pierce, hence; BANGOR—Arr Aug 30, brig Mary Pierce, schr Superior, Grover, one ij BALUIMORE—Arr ‘Aug 31, ship Arcole, Jonoings, Chizcha Islands via Hampton Roads; Stepnen Lurman, Ciurk, New Bedford; Westphalia (8<em), Wessels, nence. bark Hadley, Kent, Boston; Pacific, Lovejoy, hence; brigs John R Rhcdes, Hamblin, Boston; Hmeline, Sta, Bergor, Me; Ocean Belle, Cooper, hence; Oneco, Ewery, Boson; EO Holt, Dailiver, Calais, Me; Santa Eliingwocd, Windsor via Est port; Patterson, Gulf of Mexico 16 sop, New’ Bedford; Peerless, Lan‘are, Sagus la Aug 19; Vermont, Calais Mo.; Michigon, furvell; Batti- more, Sleight; Cicero, Speed, and Cans Baylis Teoker, hence. Cid steamer Locust Point, Layfield ‘KYors; brig ae | Storm, St Thomas; echr Urania, Henderson, 01 BaTH—Arr Aug 20, schr Mary Jano, Auld, Philadel, BalsTOL—Arr Aug 30. scars C W Bentley, Reed, delphia, 31st, schrs & C Horton, Burgundy, and A J Hor- CHARLESTON Arr Aug 27 ip U 4 —; ug 27, stzamshi At heree. Cid brig J W Buddeoke (Brem), dine "Bremen sehr Dreadnaught (Br), M’Keony, Newsiu, NP. Sid 28th, brig Keoka, Nicnols, & Northern poit. ‘ ee Aug 20, schr Cuqoette, Bonnett, Nox- oll. LAST GREEN WICH— Arr Aug 28, sloop Neptune Rack- ett, Rondout; 3lst, schrs MR Carlisle, Sippte, Pailadel- phia; Clarissa Budd, Taylor, éo, Sld Bist, schr Elixa Le- eeASIPOMt Ace hog 2b Wi ‘ASTPORT—Arr Aug 23, brigs Carr, ‘indsor (and fla 26th for Philadelphia); Leni, do (aad ald oath for Baltimore}; eckr Southeruer, hence; 26th, do. Sid dun, bark Welkin, Bristol, #; brig Hesperus, Philadeipiua; 26th, schrs Autoza, do; Woodwell, Alexan- dria; 27th, Mary Peavey, do; Gen Arnold, NYork; 28th, ei Arete Yeatoa, I» lidalpala, eke YASNiz—In port Avggsl, bark Appleton, Nickers from Boston for Fhinden aoe x nk eae is HARIFORD—Arr Ang 31, steam sehrs Sachew, Thresh- er, hence; Fernie Hazard’ Gsines, Philadelphia; loops fae ” My, a Mer Pea) Waterhouse, hence, Sid ecbrs Ureie Jona, Saldwin, NYork ; Almond Bagon, Houthy orth Philadel{bia, ria EWPOKT—Arr Aug 31, schr Vimira Rogers, Spelman, Albany for Providence. Ia port sehr Delawary: trea Pro- vidence for Philadelphia. NEWARK-—Atr Aug Si, echrs Adele ide, Harkill, Maine; Clatendor, Penriman, Rockiand. NORWICH—Arr Ang 28, sehr Notus, Warsham, (and VArr Aug 31, brig Ralnbow, Thom Porto Rico; rchrs Trypheain, Chapriaa Albany; Hoes Louies, Tucempson, NYo.k; EF H Barker, Parker, James River, Vermilion, Parker do. Sid scars Traveller, Paile- delphia; MG Roar, do: Hesex, Albany. NEW ORLBANS—Cld Aag 24, ateacsship Yacht, Dacey, Brazos Santiago; bark Arthur, Spear, Bostou NEWBURYVORT—Arr Aug 80:h Br brig Tlo, Waltom; sehr Grandee, Nutter, Philadelphia NORFOLK~-Arr Avg 80, sebra Loulsa & Margaret, Pagh, Wet indies; f6, Crowell, Boston; SD Hart, Rowley, Rockport. NEW BEDIORD—Arr Aug 91, ship Klirs Warwick, Watson, Honolulu 124; sohrs Lady adaus, Albany; Rea- cua hence; sleop Guiltord, do. PROVIDENCE—Arr Ang’ 24, propeller Petrol, Keary, hence: bark Jane Tador (Br), Maghes, Liverpool July 8; schra Geo MSmith, Nichols, Battimoce; Dauiel C Hig Kdgards, James River; Star, Nickerson; Mille E, Gaaiotty i Sturdevant, Corson; Almira T, Gandy: Mury Muller, Lawe, and Rath Halsey, Tuttle, Philadelphia; Angele, Borton, Albany; Richard Law, Cheppeli, do; Muary Gideon’ Avery. do; Tranquil, Seaman, Kondout for Paw- tuoket; loops Wakedeld, Saunders, Norfolk, via S Kinga town; Houtbpert, Jackson, Albany; Hope, Gardiner, Rondout; Charles, Rnodes; Pointer, fowler; Midas, Buckingham; Willard, Carr, and Vraveller, Pelton, hence. Sid scbr Sea'Gulf, Howland, Baltimore; alps Freseriek Brown, Gardiner, and J'ashion, Blydenburg, NYork. PHILADELPHIA—Arr Avg "1, steamer City of Boston, Fisher, Bosten; brig M & J U Gitmore, Eldtidge, do; acura Mary Jane, Davis. Norw.cu, Cona; Hops W Gaady, Jeffcieay Foirbayen; Emblem, Chandler, Bangor; Gen Harvey, Fol~ vom, NHaven; Sprightling Sea, Nickerson, ang Mary len, Carson, hencs. Cid brigs Elmira, York, ond Witliam Pitt, Baxter, Boston; Haloyou, Freeman, Providence; sehrs Aun Gardner, ‘Lawrence, Bristol; J B Dickinson, ‘Willetts, Providence; Sarah Budh, Gilkey, Newburyport; Elizabeth, Somers, lyn; Fiying Dutchmsa, Zempt, do; R MBrowning Yates, NYork; D M Meeorole, Youag, Allamaha, Hammond, NUedfordy © R Vickery, Hor ton, Taunton; Mar Harris, NYarmouth; Sarah, do; EP Burton, Robinson, NHaven. RICHMOND—14_ Aug Susaa, Rich, Boston; Oriana, Terry, and Judge Must tome NYork. SIPPICAN= Art Avg 29, schr Frazior, hence via Digh- ton, Cid J0th, echr Altamaha, Haou Philndolpnia,, SALEM—Art Aug 00, bric Ohio, Hateh, P! schie Parca, Mikes, 09; 1 Kcieow, Snow, Corsill, oxi Martha Marin eciis, boaee. WARREN—Aver Aug 20, rlcogs Morg © Dapion, ard Cane mont, Bordouty verley,