The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1853, Page 8

OD Winp RIOTERS. GQOURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Beebe. fuer, 6.—The greater part of the day was spent in the Grand Jury, and calling off the names Carter, foreman, Robert H. Alexander, Bagert, Zoe Bull, Walter Carter, Joseph L. Ralp! Joat — K. Lawrence, Sa mouel Newley, Robert J. Gerardas Boyce, Jacob Corlies, Samuel T Coastant, ry Early, Rich- ard B. Fosdick, Clinton inert, Jehe W. Howe, Leo- pard L. Johnson Mahon Hopper Mott, , Me well John G. Wilson, JobnT 8 To these gentlemen his Honor Judge Bebeo delivered the following CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY. Gentlemen of the Grand Jary—I know that you will pardon me for being so brief this mornirg, It will be my object simply to call your atteation to the state of the busioees affairs, and to caarge you on those matters which the law directs me to charge you upon. Among you I recognize many who have before acted a« ©---+ Juroes, and that is one r= ~~« WAY | neod aot charge vos =+ = gcooee length as I had intended todo. There are & great many prisoners in the prison now, and it re- quires jou to determine firnt, whether they are to be tried, ‘before we can try them. | will see that there wili be 20 delay, om the part of the Court, as regards trying those whoare now im prion The Court can ocly try the cases aa fast as you tadict them. Ifthe Court shall try the cases faster than the Graac Jury shall bring them ia, thee the fault lays with you. You wish, no doubt, to have = Dusiness tratsactwea pecs Gores I Lert coedingly sorry to sy that owing to og vacation Sate ecmater westin tecicraing, tee Geerd Jury have taken no action #hatever u20n « large number of ‘ail cases; consequently, sith all this work before you, [tell you that you «ill have co boys’ play. There are tome’ five or six hundsed bail cases on the file; most of them are misdemeanors {+ is important that they shoud ali be disposed of, and should no longer teouble the docket ; either pula should ba found against them, or their names shvu'd be removed from the file. I noticed on taking up ths calendar the large number of rim inal caces op haud. there being wo less han eeventy- wight inscribed on the calendar; some of them upon which you will be required to act will be tried in another court.” There are two cases of murder, forty of graad larceny, and numerous cases cf burglary, riot, Ac. ‘There are the parties now remaining ia prison, awaiting our sction until they eve placed ca trial. There is a amount of busivess on band, but from the men I see before me I am sure the Grand Jury will lose vo time whatever, but wili proceed to ousiness with as much dis- patch as possible [he Coart will promise to try the ages as fast as you band chem im to the Clerk | You must see the importance of acting promptly im all these cases. There ase certain things that the Isw requires me to charge you upcn First—Upon any violatioa of the election Jaws fhe Legislature saw fic to pags laws, and stringent ones, to’, to preserve the purity of the franchise laws. But [ do not chiwk that during this term you wili bave spy viclations of thie law before you. ~ subject which the law requires ms to charge you upon, isany rioletions of the usury laws. This law was paced by the legi-lature ata time when pect distroce was rife, im o cer to prevent usurers from tabicg more than 7 per cent fo: their money, At that time it was not an unusual thirg for the money lenders to charge cent per ceut for their mousy. Again, | am re- quired to charge you upon the subject of lotteries. This evil prevails to m great extent in our city, notwithstand ing the striv of our iaws. The last subjest upon which I will ou ivwa imcortant one It is the taking of more fees 3 a public offiver than the law al- lows. It is important for sll parties that our prison should be cleared as promotiy as possible, during this hot weatber. Many of ‘bose who are vow there would, if . ht up beiore you be doubtless discharged In fusion, L will infurm you that ic -akes dxteea to form s quorum, twelve 10 fiud a bill, aud a like number to dismiss one, There are several other subjects that will demand our @itention; apen nuisances Dbadiy constructed aildings, and vacsnt lot. wh'ca shoald be filled up, and many other sligh: matters, which [ suppese you will sttend to. THE EIGHTEENTH WARD RIOTERS. im thia case, the Di-tr ct a worey, Mr. Biant, moved for atrial Thomas McUintel Thomas Barnes, Thomas Walden, John Sherman William Brogerick, Bernard Delan, Daniel Blake Michael McGeilan, James Surnan, Patrick Butler, Micbaei McManus John O'Neil, Joha Bali, James Broderick. Patrica Kelly, Bernard McKicney, Michasi Bartcn, Jumes Wallece, [swrence Knowlton, Hevry Grogan, James HoGray, William Turner, and Jomee McCanly. ‘The prisoners’ counsel msde for each an application foc a separate tral but the court refused them that vilege, on the ground that the crime was only a mis- and no:a felooy The case thea proreeced to trial. The Clerk, Mr. Vandervort, precveded to empsnnel the petit jury, every rscond man of whom was challeaged by the pri- Woners’ counsel ‘The first witocss called upon the stand for the prosscu- ley— Who depesed that he was attached hteenth ward police; was present at the time ton the Slet o July last; it took place ia First avenue, near Twenty third street; when he got there, about 11 o'clock the stones were flying as thick aa hal: at the corner of Twen:y third street, he saw Jobn O'Neil pick up stones; witness then ran acroas the atreet, and attempted to arrest bim, but did act succeed; but he was subsequently errested; be was struck in three by the st-nes; a portion of the rioters thea wsat into g bouse in First avenue between Twenty fourth and ‘TwenW afth streets: witness sent to the station house , and when the reinforcement arrived the rioters for appeared wo be dancing aud hallocing; the police got into | u building, and a geuera) fight earned; finally they rneceeded in arresting Henry Grogan and James Beode ite. Witness was here cross examined by the prisoners’ counsel as to the idestity of those who were arrested. Fimuzd Parnt being duly sworn, deposed —That on the night of the riot he was present there; he heard the crowd cay go on, ard not to have their fight stopped by the police; he tock hold of ore man, and told him to keep quit; witness told them te go home, but they would sot mind him; they went up towards Twenty- third atreet, and began firing stones towards Twonty- seventh etree: there was no engine on the ground; be rapped for aesistance; witnoss attempted to arrest one of them, and did arrest him; but the crowd threatened to kill them, if they kept the prisoner under those cir cumstances: they thooght it prudent to let him go; he recognized James Broderick. he took his stick from him; Grogan wae there; be said that he would not let the isomer they had go; they would split the police; both rick apd Grogan fired stones at witoers, when they releaced their prisoner; was watching the honse that the prisoner entered; abont four persona had | left the house before inforeemmsnt ; the to of over the arrival witness then went re. where the prisoners stood, and recognized three men, named | Biake Burton, an@ McCabe, as participa‘ing in the riot he knew them by thetr appearance. and not by ¢ clothes, as they bad their working ones on tha‘ even Fees the witners was croes examined at grest lencth different counsel Witness here stato that Jas. man present; Wiliam Turner was there, and, to @, ail of the prisozers present. on being examined, depove) Tha! riot be wont down to lirst av ng, who told him not to go down was not stroug enough for then; hen bt to go home. or he would | nd to showe. hat they velon jart thea men appeared as | he said Mc- ny; all the concert hem; hair | ¢ when the ice arrested the stones poe ray og Ay lh pene, know who threw them James Carson, sworn, deposed—-That he Soo began; ho was in the house, but did no" belong to the party he merely came there; they shut the doors so that nobody could go out uatil seat neooguised several. of the peisouare, es? pee ness re sever as pre sent when the dance was golog on; while the: were taking up a collection a rap came at the door; cou! not it was an officer that made the rap or not; the rap came they all ran out; they said that thirty fellows were coming up to take posseasioa of the house; Sheridan, one of the prisoners, and him, thea went bome, but he went out again, and was arrested by the police. Mrs. Bolen deposed that there were nine atrokes » 7 club on the back of Michsel McGown, and *s--© 0m head. ‘ ? ou that Barney McCann was in his etinetd S088 dock in the evening uatil 12 that aight; he Saw several of them, among them McManus and Barnes; they came there and went off agai. John Morris deposed that he left Barnes and MeMeaus in a store in Thirty-second street; they caue home with me from thé house in Thirty second street, and that was all be knew about the affuir. Michael McGowan deposed that he was ia the dance house, but left it before the fight took placs, and came back after it was all over. Mr. Turner, beivg duly aworn, depoted to the general goed charactor ¢f cpe of the prisoners. Willism Dogherty deposed that he was sitting at his door emoking when the fight took place at Twenty third street. He asked one of the prisoners what the muas was about, but he did not anawerhim. Witness thought that they were fighting with the firemen, whom he heard was toattack them tbat night at the dance house Patrick McMirney depore? that he knew O'Neil since Pag a child, before he came to this country, but not since. Counsel for the prisoner—Have you known him since he came to this country? Witness—No, | have not. Councel—Thep I don’t want you. Gecrge Dixon depoied that he saw Grogan on the night of the riot at the corner of Twenty fifth street and First ave Hoe was standing peaceably, and was not in the muss at all, Here a host of other witnesses were brought up to prove the general character of the prisoners. ‘Hove the Cou't ordered the discharge ot William Bro- erick and Michael Walden, as the'testimony was not sirong enough sgainst them to detain them any longer. ‘The counsel representing each of the prisoners then summed the evidence for the defercs, which occupied tome two hours. At the conclusion of the defence, N B. Blunt, the Dis- trict Attorsey, proceeded to sum up the evidence for the prosecution contending, in the course of his remarks, than when more than :hree persons gathered together for the purpose of creating a disturbance of the pubiic peace they were deemed riotous, and gullty of the offence of riot. He claimed at the hands of the jury a verdict of guilty against, not only one, but all of the pritoners in court, because if even they did not partici- pate in the riot they did not go bome when requested to do so by the pole, and they were for not doing so aréed in the eye of the law as guilty of riot. He called to the jury to put stop to rioting, which has so ofven disgrsced this and other cities. ‘The Cours then charged the jury, and informed them that if persons who are at ariot, and when told to disperse ard go home by theanthorities, do not, they are in the eye of the law wgulity of the misdemeanor of riot. His Honor then requested the jury to bring in a formal verdict cf not guilty against’ Thomas MoGilli- gan. Thomas Walden, and Wiliism Broderick, The jury, witheut any delay, rendered a formal verdict of not guilty againat these parties, who were immediate- ly xeleaced from custody ‘The jury then retired {a order to render a verdict in thy cates of the remainder of the pri:one: conelderirg fer an hourand « quarter they came into curt at five mivutes past 10 o’clrck, and returned a yer- dict of guilty sgainat, all of the prizon Cauley, and recommended to the mercy of the of themexcept James Brodericx, Joha O'Neil and Henry Grogan. The jury wers then discharged until 12 o'clock the next morning. The court then adjourned for the day. priso s will be sentenced on Friday morning. Marrica, On coer, September 6, by the Rey. Mr, Harper, Mr. Ateraxper BUCHANAN, chemist, to Mias Marcacgr, daugh- ter of the late David Petile. Esq,. all of this city. At Newark, May 21, by the Rev. Wm. Aikman, Rosa Jacques ana Pee Mayer, both of this city. August 21, by the Kev. Edwin F. Hatfield, pastor of the Seventh Presbyterian Church, Mr. Henry 0. Kent to Magy E. Barry, all of this city. On Monday, September 5. by the Rev. Hugh Blatr, Mr. Axprew Date) native of Scotland, a citizen of San Fran. -~ California, to Mies Anne Foacr, of the city of New ‘ork. Died, in Brooklyn, on Monday evening, Septembor 5, in the ‘27th year of herage. Mrs Many ANN SULLIVAN, a native of Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland, and wife of Thomas Subivan, printer. of this city, Her funeral will take place from her late residence, No. mtr 9 er street, Brooklyn, this efter noon, at Ps lock. The friends and acauain- tances of the family are invited to attend. On Monday. Ly ga 5, Jacop PaumaTizr, aged 29 years and 6 mon ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- | tera h’s funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, fom his uncle's. Mr. John Price, No 66'Stenton street. His re- mains will be interred in G:een wood. Voughkeepsie papers please cop; On Monday morning, Septe: Frutet, wife of Anthony Feistel. ‘The friends of the family are requested to stterd the funeral, from the North Datch Church, corner of Fulton and Wi liam streets, this afternoon, at two o'clock, to pro- ceed to Greenwood Uemetery. At Newark, N. J., September 5, Col. Isaac Baxpwry, in the 66th yeor of hi's age. ‘The funeral services will take place from his late resi. dence, to-morrow afternoon, a’ four o'clock, 399 Broad street. wark. On Staten Island, on Saturday, September 3, sidence of bin som, John S si s Sen’r. in the 79:h year of On Tuesday morning, 5, Mrs. Convena B, ptember 0, of disease of the heert, at bisgesidence, No 4 Great Jones street, Hvan CALDWELL, M.D, formerly of the ed under the Doke of We lington in Portng: Spain, and France. Dr. Caldwell wee brother of the late Dr. Wm. f Montreal. residence of . J, during a tempo. T years and » of this ‘eprember 4, at th 1, near Pa Epwanp Gytes, son aged 10 months two parents, 201 Green: taken to Greenwood of a long and say: ¢ of Hambarg ged 33 years and 6 mont The relatives and friend # of Solon Lodge No, 33) city, and the members of Drocklyn city, are respectfully peral. which is to take place this afternoon, at half-paat twoo'clock, from his late residence, Cll doors from’ Hamilton avenue, Souch Br mains will be taken to ( At New Rochelle, after a short {liness, on Tuosday, ytewher 6 Mise Mu! Bovwien, aged 30 yeara, Caughter of the late Job Boulger, of Fourth street, New ‘ork. The friends of the family, and of her McCaifrey, John Dean, and Daniel J. Roarke, are in: to attend the fnaeral, this afternoon, at four ftom her brother in-law’s, Dr. MoUallray, N others in law, ing, September 5, of convulsions, pro. cough, Hevky son of Henry and 1 year, 11 months and 8 days. on to Green wood Cemetery, from pn street, this afternoon, at {avited to be present, Ouvee, daughter nd 21 days. pecttully re but he did not | yh army, and serv- | ae All and letters intended for the Naw Yous Hera haul 0 sealed. ALMANAC JOR NEW YORK—THE DAT. 5 34 | Moon SETS, .6 21 | mom wares, vooee 8 Ot ~-li Port of New York, September 6, 1853. CLEARED. St Arabia (8r). Judkins, Liverpool, E Cunard; Glasgow (Bc), Craig, Glasgow. J Msiymon:’ Koanoke, Caveudy, Norfolk. &c. Ludiam & Pleseaats; Merlia (Br), Crousn, Bermuda and St Thomas, E Cunard. Ships—susan Hinks, Gey, Liverpool, J W Elwell & Co; Raduga. Cook, Boston Cary & Co Curoline & Mary Clark, Richards, Liverpool. R P duck & Co. Bark—Twenty-ninth of May (Brem), Mourant, Island of Jersey, Maser & Reed. Brigx—Fmily Davis, Charloston, Danham & Dimon; Actua (Br), Ritchie, Fogo, NF, P [Nevius & Son; Sarat Peters, McFarland, Wilmington, Charles & F J Peters; Nenuphar, Mershall, Vera Cruz, Hargous Bos; Eliza Dan), Laub, Antwerp, Funch & Meincke; Hiram (Gr), chimon, St John, NB’J Pickard; Chataworth, Brows, Marenbam and a mt, Jas Bishop & Co. Scbrs—Wake, Briggs, Wilmington, E 3 Powell: Helene, Jones, Charleston, McCresdy, Mott & Co; J H Johaaoa {Br) Johnson, Hsrbor Island, Eceae & Hutchins; Trade Wind, Wiggins, Beaufort Chas H Pierson; Ann (Br), Boyeas, Halifax, Ward & Parker. : Steamer—Caledonis, Morley, Baltimore, Parker Vein CoaiCo. sey RIVED. Stesmzhip James Adger, Dickinson, Charleston, 51 hours, to Spoford, Tileston & Co. Sunday, 11 AM, off Cape Rowan Shoals. saw steamship Osprey, from Charies- for Philadelphia. under ssil, returned to her, Captain stated that there was some cerangemént of the sirpump, and that he woukl not need avy assistance. Monday, 5 AM, 25 mies NE Cape Lookout Mario, hence for Charlex-on. ard xtoamship Flori for Savannah: 43; PM, lat 87, lon 75 10, exchanged rig- rals with bark Rhone hencs for New Orleans The J A did not leave Charleston till Sunday morning at reven ovolcck. Ship Margaret 6, Pratt, London, 40 days, with 245 passer gers, to Griswold, Morgan & Wiley. Ship Varguard Norton, Liverpool, 25 days, with,475 parcengers, toJ W Phillips. Sept 1, lat 40 08. ion 66 40, exchaz ged signals with ship Annapolis, of and for Galti- more from Liver:ool Sept8 lat 40 02, !on 6900 exchanged signals with a whaling bark showing @ red signal, with the letters H & L ‘Tbe V has experienced nothing but constant light westerly winds the entire passege; has been 18 days west of the Banks. Ship Kasterm Queen (of Bucksport), Emery, Liverpool, July 23, with 42 passengers, to master. Had’a pilot from the Flecod Walter, No 7. oa board 6 days. Ship Conquercr. ‘Boutelle, Liverpool, Aug 3, with 530 passetgers, te J W Philips. Ship North Carolina, Fiitner, Liverpool, July 20, with 86 passengers, toJ B Kitching. Had a ‘pilot on board Tdays Sept 1, lat 40 46, lon 68 48, xpoke Brem ship Scheller, frei Bremen for Baltimore, 42 days out. Ship Sardinia, Jordan, Liverpool, 50 days, with 281 passengers, to S Thompson & Nephow. (Hor report has en already published). ‘Ship Compromise (of Marblehead), Riley, Liverpool, 35 days with 230 permengers, to Edward Kimball. Ship Elizabeth (Srem), Droste, Bremen, 42 days, with 260 peneneees, to Meyer & Stucken. Ship Galena, Richardson, Cosrieston, 7 days, to Wm Nelson & Son.’ Sept 3, iat 34 36, lon 75 36, spoke bark Sazagorea. from Havana for France, 6 days out. Bark R Cobéen (Brem), Gardis Bremen, 45 days, with 236 passengers, to Toppe & Co. Aug 26 lat 42, lon 54, saw Brem ship Helone, from Richmond for Bremen: 1th, lat 42, lon 47, spoke 'Brem ship Ocean, from Baltimore for Bremen; , lat 47 30, lon 47 30, spoke bark Milford, from Galveston for Nantz (0 days out. Bark Hamburg (Ham), Hendrickson, Hamburg, 53 days, with 195 passengers to Funch & Meincke. jark Ocean Evgle (new clipper), Barber, Westerly, Rl, 2 days. to Stanten & Thotpioa. Brig Umpire (of Suilivan), Skapson, Rio Hache, 17 days, to Thompson & Hunter. Brig Edward Lind (of Portland), Gilchri st, Ponce, PR, 16 days, to P Harmony’s Nephews. Brig Pacific (Br), Beaman, Abacoa, 9 days, to C Ackerly. Brig Charles Kerehaw (of Charleston), Bishop, Savanna Is Mar, Ja, 25 days, to Tacker & Lightbourne, Brig’ Restaurador (Don), Jansen, Humacce, PR, 20 ae gory skort), Tyler, Grand Turk (Tark ig Joann (of Frapkfort), Tyler, Grand Turk (Tarks Island), 16 days, to RP Tock WC : Brig G W Brinckorhoff (of Boston), Philbrook, Neuvitas, 9 days, to Brett Vore & Oo. Brig Adams Gray (cf New Orleans), Henry, Havana, 9 days, to Sturges & Co, tae ig Russian (of Belfast), Gary, Doboy Island, 0 days, 0 J Grice. eamah: Brig Olive, Tillay, Jacksonville 8 days, to Lane & West. 7 Brig Harp (of Key West), Morey, Pensacola, 18 days, to J Grice. Brig Kolca (of East Machias), Rumball, Machias, § ays, to Mayhew, Talbot & Co. Schr Nelacn (Br), Collum, Pictou, 19 days, with coal for tha Gas Company. Scbr Three Brothers (Br), Nearing, Halifax, 9 days, to Whitman & Wheeler. Aug 21, lat 40 46, fon 68 20, apeke brig Yankee, from Cacdenss for Montreal Schr Belmont (Br), Scott, Windsor, NS, 14 days, bound to Newark. Schr P R Barton, Lingo, Savannah, 9 days. Schr 8 B Strorg, Johnson, G-orgetown, SC. 5 days. Schr Julia Ann, Waterman, Georgetown, SC. 6 days. Schr Golden Rule, Malcolm, Wilmington, NG, 5 days. Schr Eclipre, ———, Virginia 3 dsys. Sehr Rusling, Henderson, Fhiladelphia, for Bristol, RI. Schr Anue G Cotteli, Williams, Philadelphia, Schr Manuella, Keiton, Machias, 6 days. Schr Judith Ward, Heath Calais, 6 days. Schr Elvira, Ingalls Mach Gays. Schr Kolya (new). Rumbail, Mechiss, 6 days Sebr Fulma, ———, Machias, 8 days. Sebr Oliver H Perry, Ballock, Roebland, 4 days Echr Onativia, Bullock, Rockland, 4 days Sebr Benner, —. , Boston, 4 days, for Albany. chr ET Smith, Baker New Haven, 1 day. Sebz Vermont erson. Boston, 4 days. for Albany, , Oro: by, Boston, 4 days, for Albany. avio West, Bost: n, 4 cays, for Albany. 7, Nickerson Boston, 4 days, for Albany pe Cod, Kelley Harwich 2 days, Sebr Sterling, Chase Harwich, 2 days, Schr Osceola, Rogers, Harwich, 2 days. &chr Globe, Swift, Salem, 4 days. Scbr Ahbet Lawrence Allen, Boston, 3 days. Schr W H Mitchell, Doace, Mactiaeport, § days. Schr Carojiae, Kelley. New Loaton, 1 day. Schr Envoy, ———, Resdout for Bosten. Schr E Flower, Bacon, Portland, Schr Uncle Joe, Butler, Portland, ( Echr Freesto tones, 2 days. co 2 days Sloop Micas, ——, Providence, 2 days, for Atbany BELOW. Ship Middlerex, from Liverpool Bark Mount Washington (of Freeport), from Roche'le, France. Also, one bark and a brig, unknown. SAILED. Norfolk; b:ig Fashion, [Br Saxpy Hook Prixting Trupsrare.) . Ta Lass, Sept 6—Sundown. ship, oe bark snd five briga, oatward bound, are at anchor inrice the Hook. Steamshio Koanoke passiog the Highlands. Two brige outside the bar, bound in Wind light from 8, Weather hazy. Memorsvan Vessels are stated to be much wanted at Georgetown, DG, (0 load for the North. chr St Leon, 146 tous, has been sold at Boston for $4,(00, carh, Herala Mart ship Roarok Correspondence. Key West, August 22. The ship Hodson from New York, was off this harbor cn the 1:h bound to New Orlean: The cergo of the Frerch brig Jeune Frauce has been pprained at $11,580—the hull at $4,500; no salvage yot Freemar, Passmore, was got of the reef becught vp to town same day, she iy g 2 few cases of Bi 0048 ro. a come woods, Value of cargo BP Vesrol little injured, and Bel Foatence. the 18th, 29 She was 15 years old, built at ‘was probably not insured Scur Joun T Fanpy, at Richmond 4th inst from Charles- ten, on the night of 27th ult, duriag @ beavy storm off Cape Hattoras, was run into by a large Northern schoed- er, unknown, and had jtbboom, cutwater, figurehead, and bends badly ent to pieces, and otherwise considerably Scur Rio Granpe, Capt Emery, frem Rockland with a cargo of lime. bound to New York, while endeavoring to pass tbrough Hulgate. yesterday atternoon, without a pilet, went asheze on Blackwell's Island. She will pro- bably be got off at high water. Suack Onrsax, of about 15 tons, is sunk near Green Island point, with» portion of her mast out of water. Notice to Mariners. OPENING OF A NEW PORT. A new port called Manso, in the department of Illapel, republic of Chill, has been declared oven to foreign ves: se of the country. RESPRCTING BUOYS ON THE COAST OF HOLLAND. Burst Consurate Rotterdam, Aug 9. 1853. The Minister of Marine hereby gives notice that oa ac- count of the decreasing depth in the leeward Sea Gat of the West Maese, the buoys lying in that channel have been placed more northeri , as follows:— The cuter black and white buoys, which formerly served as outer buoys for the North or New Gat, in the folowing marks or bearings:— Ist—The outer black buoy. Lorgways—The steeple of the Brielle, and that of Oost Voorne in a straight lize Crossways—The mill of Goederseds, between the great wood snd the steeple there Bearings—The steeple of the BrielleSE 34 E; the steeple of Goedereede SSW % W. In a depth of 44 pwims at ordinary low wate, 2d—The Outer White Buoy.’ Lopgways—Tbe steeole of Maassnis, and the Stone Beacon on the island ef Voorne in a straight line. Croasways—The Mil of Gosderecde, a handspi length to the coast of the great w.od, Beariogs—Tbe steeple of the Brielle SE to E; the steeple of Gocdoreede S3W 34 W. In 34 palms depth at low water, Further—That the two succeeding Black Buoys are placed in 37 and 23 palms dopth alongside the southwest side of the wost Plaat, which with red Baoy lying more in thore indicate the north side of this na: le channel; ard the two succeeding white Buoys in 26 and 28 palms cepth along the northeast side of the Zeehonden bank with the next following white Buoy, indicate the south side of the seme. In order to distinguish the outer Baoys iv this chaunel from thore in other mouths of the river, they have been furnished with a smal! flag of the same color as the burys, attached to a staff:— Vessels entering this mouth from sea in the followi bearings, namely, the steeple of the Brielle half a ship’ length to the of that of Oost Vaorne, or in this the Brielle SE 35 E, will find in the shallowest part, ely, between the second ard third buoys,) a depth of 22 palms at ordivary low water. ‘The bearings bave been taken by unadjusted compass. 8 7. ENSLIE, Signed, ENS The Hag’e, ey 5, 1853, ‘The Minister of Marine hereby gives notice, thet on Secount of the decreasing depth of the navigebie channel of the roads of the Brielle the threo black buoys at the west side of the Krabbe Bark, between the Haven Head of the Brielle and the Mill Haven, have been taken up, and the navigable channel to the eastward of that bank is beaconed by— A black buoy on the hard ground of the island of Ro- zenburg, and two white buoys on the northeast and southeast extremities of the above mentioned Krabbe ok. By which this channel in the bearing of the steeple of Zwartowaal at the end of the Heavel head, has a breadth of fully a cable's length. and a depth of 30 palms at ordi- nary low water. The minister afore mentioned, (Signed) T. ENSLIE, The Hague, Aug. 5, 1853. Whalemen. Cla at New Bedford 5th, ships Jireh Saift (new, 451 tos), Earle, North Pacific: Montpelier, Macominer.’ and Robert Fdwerds, Kelley, do. Sid ships Nauticon, and Franklin. Arr below Warren 5th, bark Dolphin, Cutler, Indiin pana last from Zanzbar, reported with 1,200 bbls sperm o Arr at Fall River Sth, bark D M Hall, Manchester, At- lantic Ocean, 275 bbls sp oil. Sroxun—Avg 27, lat 32 43, lon 72 44, bark Eban Dodge, of and from Beverly, 6 weeks out, with 150 bbig oil pant 2, lat 4455, fon 2834, ship James Arnold, of New Spoken. Ship Favorite, Thompson, 3 days from Newport, E, for NYork, Aug 7, lat 48 53, lon 16, Ship Fviza Owen, 3 days from Havre for New York, Aug 14, lat 49 20, lon 12 22. eRe ip John Ravenal, Pitman, from London for New Yo no date, lat 44, lon 28, Ty Bark Gret Britain (Br), from Londonderry for Boston, Avg 13, Int 51 26, lon 21 35, Bnig Tarter, or Charleston, and schr Joseph Turner, for Norfolk, both from Boston, 3d inst, Block Island NW 0 miles. Fo: elgn Ports. Anaco—No Am vessel ia port abt Aug 28 Acona, (West Coast of Africn)—In por Winnegance, Ayres for Salem next day; bi ter, Voorhees, from do May 1 via Elmira, for Leeward At 'Aguma about 12th, brig Messenger, Debaker, for Dix ove scon. Bristor—Sid from Pill Aug ship Ocean Queen, Howes, Quebec. BarwurnaveN—Sid Aug 19, ship Joseph Holmes, Adame, Cowms—Arr Aug 20, ship Wabash, Barnes, Hayana and Matanzas (and sld 2st for Bristol). Sld 22d, bark Me- dora, Brown, Lordon (from Havana) Canpny—Arr Aug 20 ship Arcadia, Jordan, Havre; Courant, Bradstreet, Lundon. Capiz—In port Aug 10, ship Goodwia, Weeks, for Bos- out ready, ton 4 sid, Watlington, N York. _Droceps—Arr Aug 21, Adeline Cann, Cann, St John brig Matinic, Thorndike, 2oth, bark liza Baras, . ships Screamer, SkolGeld, London, ( r Havre): Adams, Brooks, St George, N B. bark Oliy all, Quebec—and both proceeded for London; 22d, ships Wm Hitcheock, Conway, London for Havre (aud sld 24th ) Eustsoxe—Pasked Aug 18, bark Francis, Freets, from Matanzas for Cronstedt, Gasnta—Arr July 12, brig Hayward, Mullen, Salem June 16 axd proceeded to Bissau. Lovcssran—Arr Aug 20 ship Ruark, Shediac. Grerxock—-Arr Aug 30 Cambriz, Wo0d, Shediac. Gravrsexn—Arr Aug 23, ships Sta. Lion, St Joha, N B; bark Matilda Lee do; both for London, $id 20:h) bark Robert, Prince, C.d' Grmeanran—Arr Aug 11, bark John Winthrop, Blanch- ard, Constantinople for Boston (end passed the Rock or ing of 12th.) Sld night of 1ith, Br bark Independent, (from Cartegeva or vicinity,) NYork. Cld i2ch, bark Ehvabeth, Young, for Malagi N Deat—Arr Aug (ard proceeded sae 3, Br ship Micmac, Auld, for Halifax and Cb aris Marmion, Jack+oa, Boston do; (Br), Mahoney, do do; Em; Ford, for Philadelphia do; ‘and other: Granp Key (Tarks Ixiands)—In port abt Aug 2 Balaxce, hence for Aspiawall, condemned; would be sold in few days; cargo had been taken out in good orde: Havaya—In port, Avg 20, barks Muskingum Dickey,for London ¢irect, chartered 25ch at £4 2 O*per ton, carries 1150 boxes; Mangola, Haskell from Matsazas, arr 2ist, for Cowes idg; Tedeeco, Hizgins, dodo; Pi nams, Graves, for Cowes lg, ‘chartered at £4, and if ordered to a Dutch pert to baye 2s 6d additional, carries 2200 a 2300 boxes; Leighton, from Millbcidge, disxg; Maria Bereey, Da- 8, for Boston lig sugar, ehartored at $1 per box, car- ries 100; Isla de Cuba, West, for New York, in 7 or 8 dys, chartered at $2 per box carries 1000; Jou Beason, Brown; disg; Jobn Aviley, Hart. do; Lunette, Mountfort, do: tnigs Heortetta, Fozris, for Boston lag, charteced at 81%; per box sugar, carries 1600; Kite, Thompson, for New Orloava, lig; Gazelle, Brazier; Adela, \Weevendorf; Somers. Watron, and Guinare, Philips,ding; sen Ald, Stel: Jor, from Onarleston arr 26th, do. brigs Adams Gray, Heniy, loadirg a full cargo, about $00 boxes sugar, at $2 per bex, ard tailed 28:h for New York; brig Broome, Mule ten, arr 21st from New Orleans and sld 28th on her return, In port Aug 16, bark Isabelle, Humphrey, for Leon Boston Hag. Livexroot—Arr Avg 20, rhip Equator, ; barks MR White, Lewis, Havana; Wm Honcy, te, Richibueto: Gipsy. ——-, St Steohem; 2st, ship Fulle:ton, Alexandria, Si119th, Richaond, Wood, ford. At do 2th, ehip Jas Titcomd, Hill, to loul for N Or leaps. son, Q.16- b Wi Ta N In ihe river 234 outward bound, J T Mtogse, Harbsst, fer Bath; Cbariot of Fame, Knowles, wad ‘lmperor, Hagar, for Boston; Western § ire, Watte; Arabia, Pouteile; Sarah, Aymers: Lor ms, Drammond. and Owego, Borland, for New York; Hazord, Hazgiund, Balti- CM Avg 90, ship Catharine, Fdnonds, Cal- Entered inwards 22d Seeoto, Mack, Lala Verr. Matayzas—}a port Aug 27 berk’ Jubfles, Martin for Boston scon; brig Hibernia, Penfield from Portland; schr Jepbyx, Byers, Srcm Charlortow; and porhaps one of two Aug 8, ship John Dryant, Dyer, N Or- 13, bark Powhatan, Ingham, for k Regatta, Graffam, for Emeline (Ham), tt, for do 0, two for the purpose of loading ores and other productions | CHANGES MADE ON THE STATIONS OF VARIOUS | NYork) eohrs MoGtvern, Fall River, via NY¥erk; THe yURF. Balumore, Sleight: NYork Cid berk Maryland, ly BOSTON. y é 18th ul dan | ton, di P) oy ia : bye ville, Chase, : Brora and Potranae,| ; de; Rosina, ‘Foster, and Pawtucket, Ulmer, New York. Gi itp Doula. i, y care Nae ‘AT FINISHERS WANTED. — “oop maw (eRe teas Pins Chavis: mote Os Tiifoianers wanted immedistay, TERRE Coop Ba Ups, ; J Q Adams, Crowell Fredericksburg; | "10 EY CINEERS.—WANTED, AN ENGINERE, CaPa- Frapces, Gratton, TZ Cramer, zi ate FS ig ae erection of a N L en rKe. ‘or peepee dy ee i Jooae started | Or call on Paul Negrin 170 Front street. : | vall aid 4th, i =a BANGOR—Arr Sopt 3, sohrs Henriette, Gilman; Kana- | WW Atanas the repairing otjewley.. None but a drat rege wha Sith, and Suvaa.Frapooe Norton hence. workman need apply, to Goutge Molloy, 110 Rosavelt shecake a Metis. Dorr, Norfolk; Henrietta. Giua>y aod Hathaway Smith, honso,’ Od | YVANTED—A EILAGRER, JEWELER. 4, oom scbr Connecticut. Veazie, Charleston. Workman, Appply to“! ; CHARLESTON—Arr Sept 1. echr Enchantress, Jayne, | 1°! Greenwich street corner ofCortiandt, __ hence Sid schrs D B Warner, Dazey, Sanline, Stiles aud ‘ANTED-A GOOD, STEADY JOURNETMAm ~ SA Comyeel, Dowdy, do, 24, Br brig Viadimer, Mercier, PI Apply to A. R. Warner & Uo., Bordeoux be DIGHTON— Arr Sept 1, sloop Mt Hope, Phillips, NYork ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SILK DYER, OM | for Taunton. $id schre Buena Vista, Pctter, Rondout; Joba G Wolls Baker, NYork: Charlee Birt, from Taunton, | 9 ettogy amploysesat By sooty Tc Berocist tase do: sloops Sarah ond J Pierce, from fpisher: ene who can ‘a cylluder: a AST GREENWICH—Sd Sept 4, echrs’S D Norton, than preferred, mho will be lodged in the Rouse: | Norton, avd Clarissa Budd, Taylor, Philadelphia. FALL RIVeR— Arr Seot 4, sche Albany (8), Marble, sp Leeda, Davis, Rondout. Arr "Sept. 6, sloop Gen Kossuth, hence. Sid steam +chr Bevry Albany. KEY WEST—Arr Aug 25, echrs Dandy (Br), Bethel, en} Bahamas. (See Corr Mout See A ‘2, brig Samson. Murray, hence; ‘ost, Boston; A Granier, Higbee. Phi- ndelphin, th, brig Thomas Conner, Stover, Boston via Bermuda, NEW ORLEANS—Arr Aug 28, ship Wurtemburg, Ford, Havre. 60 days; schr Alice Butler, Havana; 20th, barks Aun & Mary, Johnson, Rio de Janeiro, 50 44; Almira, Tarr, Matanzas; Alnab, Burion, Haven; brig Jno Dutton, Bur’ Kett Matanzas: LOth, ships Vicksburg. Hughes. NYork; Liberty, Connell, do. Oawegn, Williams, do; Rajah, D-ew, éo; Lady Fravhlin, Trott, Newport, ‘sian, Delano, €0; Diana, Clauren, Boston; brig Henriette (Fr), Duprax, Bordeaux. Felow, up, ships Silas Holmes, NYork; Chfton, do; Chasca, Boston: Inds, NYork; bark Saxony, Boston; schr Fannie. Philadelphis,” Cid 20th, ship Joanus Maoran Franceville, Vigo anda mazket; 30th chip Mar- rist & Jessie. Hansen, Boston; brigs P Soule, Nelson, Ha- vana; Brownsville, Rogers, Matanza;;schr Patrick Henry, Knudson NYork. Towed to sea 2ist. ebip William, birks Colia, Cumber- land, Chas Thompson, schr E Dorsey; 26th, bark Osiris, ecbrCorab: 27h, brigs Mary Elizabeth Iebel Bourman. NEW HaVEN—Arr Sopt 5. brig New Porto Rico; schr Hunter, Lopgetreet, Virgi Warren, Stannard, NYork; Mary Burton Colt d field, Allen Albany. Sid bark Excelsior, Py ‘Whittlesey, Bertacoes; rehrs Sarah Flizabeth, NYork; Tryphenia, Jbary. NORFOLK—Cid Sept 3. Br schr Galaxy. Wilson, Hali- fax, NS. In Hampton roads schr Eclipi James River for NYork NEW BEDFORD—Arr Sept 4, sctira Sarah, Adelaide, aad Wm Brown, hence; 5th, J_H Deputy, Delawaze City. Sld 4¢h, stbrs Ellen Rodman, NYork; Sth, Susan, from Nantvoke? do NEWBURYPORT—Arr Sept 4, cchre Kalos, Matthews, Mazy & Frances, Cutter, Philadelphia; Jacob Matthews, do’ for Selisbury. Sid schra NYork Packet, Teompson. Philadelphis. NEWPORT—Sid Sept 6, echrs Ssmuel L Crosker, Philips, from Teunton, for Philadelphia; John C Wells Beker, from Dighton, for NYork, and all which had put in for a harbor. yALW LONDON—Sld Sept 2, wchr Palestine, Holt, N ‘on PHILADELPHIA—Arr Sept 5, schr Georgia, Willard, Pertlard. Cld brigs Thos & Edward, Wilkins, Salem; Clio, James, do: scbra Yucatan, Portsmouth; Gazelle, Coombs, Marblehead; Harriet Newell, Coomba, Providence; Sarah L Smith, Newport; Elvira, Powell, Hudson; F A Heath, Butwav. Boston: J Lesming, God'rey, Warrea. RI PORTSMOUTH—Arr Sept 3. schra Rainbow, Norris, Baltimore; DP Tapley, and Gipsy, Ingalls, Philadelphia; Pemaquid’ Storer, Rondont. PROVIDENCE—Arr Sept 5, schr Henry Castoff. Gar diner Rerdout; sloop Oregon, Fowler, NYork, Sid achra Mary, Chase. Baltimore: Daviel C Higgins, Edwards, York; Eldad, Jarvis, Albany; sloop Fashion, Blyden: burg, NYork. Xenophon, York, Ma- , Hitehins, from PORTLAND—Cid Sept 3, briga tapzas; Portlaud, Steteon. Savannah. RICHMOND—Arr Sept 3 a 4, echr B Van Diver, Jones, Sid schr Richmond, Purnell, do. Arnold (late hence. SALEM—Arr Sept 3, bark John S Hill, who remained), Acera July 1 ath! gchrs feria, on; M Patteraon, rnerea, Crowell, Alexmuaci® via Lynmire, Philadelphia, Sid (not arr) 24, brig Water Witch, Conway, Maranbam, &. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. CLAIM AGAINST THE decoared, will pi ase call at 27 , from to-day until Friday muniied after that time. 7 513 eee te ST. NICHOL € is of children’s head drei will be opened at partments comprise a full Bost arr) ment of children’s head dresses, in| ys’ and y clothirg, lacies’ and misses’ bonnets hosiery and gloves,em- broiaeries, fanc: d children’s shoes, ‘and men’s. ladies’ an every variety of fancy articles suitable for presen GENIN’S Bazaar 513 Brodwi GRNIN, Hatter. 214 Broadway, ‘OWARD ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS.—NEW Orleans, July 27, 1853.—at of the above asso- olation held ‘this day, om motion of Rev. 0. W. Whitall, the following resolution was adopted:—That Rev. F. L. Hawkes J. Ogden Woodruff and Chas, L. Frost, of New Y re juested to solicit subscriptions from’ our journing at the North, and such others as m disposed to contribute, for the purpo this assovintio the epidemio fraying the expenses of fovaeel i nd that secrets addres ach of those gent en a copy of these resolutions, asking thoir at- furtherance of the object, ‘and to remitall tention to the sums collected as soon as possible, (igned) D. J RICARDO to rofer tothe New Orlean bo charitably isting in de resolation Their waats are such tho > sent citizens of New Orleans, and all others disposed to seaish them ip carrying out the oie i the essociation We trust all citizens of Louisiana will Toepor id liberally and cheerfully ¢0 the demand upon t) Subscriptions will be received by the Rev. F. L y Chi Twenty-first street, or 239 at Frost & Forrest's, 14) Poarl street; John Tonac M. Brownell’s, No. 7 William strost and Botel, Broadway N4roNar, DIVISI NS OF TEMPERANCE OF N. A. TheN al Division 8 of T will meet on Thursday morning, at vine o'clock, in the hall of Merchant’ Division, No. 260 Broadway. By ordertof the M. W. Pati arch. FRED. A, FICKARDT, M. W. NORGE aTHR UNDERSIGNED, LATR OF THR of PERINB, PATTEKSON & STACK, hastaken the sbfpyard formerty ocenpied by the late firm, at the foot of North Second: street, adjacent fo the Grand and Houston strect ferries, Williamsburg, where he will carry om the business of shipbuilding in all its branches. THOMAS STACK, O OF OUR FIRM, GOING TO EUROPE IN A VERY few days, offers his servicos for vhe transaction of any business that might be intrusted to him. Collection of claims, execution of orders, &0 . in ev ry part of Furcpe, will be attended to at moderato rates. P, MARTIN GILLIES & CO , 856 Broadway. INTERS —THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK ‘Howse Painters’ Benefit and Protective Association are d to attond the funeral of our late ex-Presi der B, Clark, from his resid near Ficst avonus We Bt. mo THE PUBLIC statements made in yesterday's Berald ooncorning the enuinoness of the covy, of Uncle tom's Cabin being pro- weed at the National Thoatro, Philadelphia. I am the only person that bas a correct copy of G..L. Ackor’s ver- on, in Whish the infant wonder, little Mary Guerinsau 1b, performs the gentle and interesting Eva, except Mr. ’, Howard and A. H. Purdy, Eaq., who lave new the sole right to ell copies from this time forth. ROBERT MARSH , THAT PICKED UP THE CARPR bagin Broadway, neartne New York Hotol. on Tuo day, Aur sted to return it to Studley & Co, 37 Censl farther trouble, HE ATFAIN THAT TOOK PLACE ON TAR FIRST of September corner of ry and Greenwich ateeots, at outrageous afaira that evor was perpe ize: spoken of but if the h, ik req nd BVO ia. the vA) somo fifteen minutes, untl! the assailants b stroyed the wholo front of the houre. Before the police olf in ted heard of it the rowdies had escaped, which can be proven by the whole reighberhcod: it ought to have called the Attention of Captain C ur, but as usual, in the old Fiith ward potice, sad 3. FROM A C N OF THE FIFTH WARD. TEMPERANCE GONVENTION WILL sions at Metropolitan Hall at 10 o'clock this mort ing.—At 2 P. M., 2 mass meeting of cbildren from New York and vicinity will be held st the hi Doa- worth’s Band will ho prei and siniing by all the children. Several addresses will be made, Ab7%¢ P.M, a publie meotine will be held in the hall, which will bo w recged by Kt Wolvott, of Providenoo; Dr Howie Dr. Leos, of 1 £000 Of the most able of England Hunt aad Rev John © ers. Entrance at all these meetings yFORLL open its OST—LAST NIGRT, BETWEEN FLORENCH’S OYS- n, corner Broadway and Houaton stroct, and the Motropolitsa Hotel, a $100 note on the American Bx- Now York, A fultable reward } by leaving the enme at the orfloe ho Metropolitan Hotel. BLACK POCKET-BOOK. CONTAINING irawn by GW. Edwards, and nade pava , New York: one at twenty dave. f ¢ at thirty d 00.1 1200 ty, hook contains other nay be known and ILLIAMS, STEVENS & WILLIAMS. PUBLISHERS ‘and Printsellers %53 Broadway New York, bog te an- ‘have now on view at their or ie, Ji we Lord Jeary omas Moors, as Ci David Wilkie Sir William Allen Sir Humphrey Gibson Lockhart Thomas Thomson, Sir Adam Fer; hibald Rev. lon by John Feed. Raq. wo hoyal Scottish Aend ein preparation ome he Iattar, vo be reyle and by the a ions of publica Con ms aper, wi bes /; proo! Pinta, £2 25.. $10. ‘discount allowed em eet” the autographs, £1 $20; prin i dors from the trade. A liberal FANCY ARTICLES. WARO PLAYING CARDS--A CHOICE ASSORTMENT? - very old, for sale by SAMUEL BART & CO., 62 Jobm reat. » CARD BUYERS.—SOUTHERN AND chante will find « complete assortmont of da from the Philadelphia card factory, fee sale at theit depot in New Yo: ek SAMUEL HART & CO., 82 John street. WHOLES ALER@ ti rome 0 COUNTRY DEALERS AND T, W. STRONG. 98 Nase: chasers thi to enable them to make their own soleotions for 1854, = eT HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. (OR |SALE—I1ORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS; A fine pony.mado horeo, 1534 hands high, seven years old, kied in singleand double barness and perfectly ound; stands without tying; | sold ns the owner hae ne fee. 8 ir of roan mares seven he years old; ave been driven together; Kiod te mare iret-rate saddle wi more horses than hi harness, which the at have ee aciveete ell the summer. Can be soon at 250 Wooster> treet, one door above Fourth. ‘OR SALE, TOR WANT OF US: horse, dark bey, sound and kind, at 1, 4 GOOD FAMILY ond way. 046 Bi OR SALE— A Fi STYLISH BAY pold black ai ac ™ Ipot on the'r forehend. the hour, and aro he saddle, soem af the Metropolitan's stable, corner of Prince and Crosby ata, (OR SALE—TWO FINE BAY HORSES THAT DO NOT match; both are fast, kind-and sound. Can be oon ab Mr. MoMann’s stable, Crosby atrect. Wanted to pu a young horse. about’ fifteen soda half hands bigh, withe Jong tall, "Not partiouler about color, The horse must ge in sbout two minutes and forty seconde, OR SALE~A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORS: Yours old, sixteon hands hich, en bhatt ae und. and kind fn single or doable harness, and bave never in the hands of a horse joo! be seen at the Metropolitan Stable, corner of Crosby Prince streets. OR SALF—A VERY STYLISH GRAY HORSE, FIVE Sears old, fifteen hands high. trots = mile inside of kind in single and double harni and par ticularly calculated for » lady asa saddle horse. Can seen at the stables, 41 Anthony street. The owner, Pl four minutes, ca, BOYLAN, will warrant him sound iu overy respect. FOR SALE—A BAY HORSE, ABOUT 15 HANDS bigh, six years ola, sty 0 te single or ° and iti bolleved he will go fa 8k; minutes. ir i be erio? ondale horse. “Bets will be sata ° ave no use fcr them Inquire at th stable, the firet to the left from Macdougal street, back Eighth street; also at W. Helligan’s stable, 124’ Clinton place, Eighth stroet. 2 OR SALE—A BUGGY WAGON, WITH TOP, to order by oneof tho best city makers two or three times; also, » years old, sound and kin Also, an English tilbury and Farness, s light road anda second-hand ceach. Apply at THOMPSON'S 110 East Thirteenth street. IGHT WAGONS FOR SALF CHEAP.—ONE LIGG? Oper trotting wagon, woighs 200 Ibs, nearly new; also a now shifting top wi oth are in supero style, must be gold.) Inqo msen’s stable, in Booram street near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, OWERFUL BAY HO&SE.- FOR SALE, A BEAUTI- iE , ful larze bay herse, 163 hands high, warranted perfeot id. and without a faalt. 9 purpose where a aplondid ani nal at 20 Wooster street Price $25. URF.-THE CELEBRATED FAST TROTT! id ,knat ag Listy Dizon, will bo aold. a4 the owner of hag is going to Europo. ‘mare mi mat any time applying at WILLIAW COW AN'S Livery Stables, fa Mereet etrest, until sold. She ia the enly sister of Gray Vermont in the country. nd (CABINET FURNITURE, OF THE BEST QUALITY, AE moderate prices, No. 442 Broadway, between Grand and Howard strocts.—The undersigned would invite the lar atteption of purchasers of furniture to hi 18 stock of rosewood, oak, puro curled horse utiful assortment of ture. of the most approved styles, and sulted te the wants and tastes of both city and country buyers, Having determined to adopt the motto ol Profits ead quick sales, hae marked every article at an unusually low price and adopted she rule of only one price, feols sa that purchasers wiil find it to their interest to call and ex- amine bofore purchasing elsowhers. JAMES GRUNDY,- manufactory and warerooms 142 Broadway, betweor He’ ard and Grand sti NAMELLED FURNITURE.—THE SUGSCRIBERS IN- ‘4 vite atte m to th ook of ornamental farniture, xs is unsurpasted nished in any style. trade, supplied on liberal terms. Fi White street, near Broadway WARWICK & TURNER. AMELLED eee FURNITURE.—SOUTHRREN ot tore * lore will find a complete assortment of beaded, ser- jenting, hich pot, open co and othsr sty'es, at "MA- HEWS & STACY'S, 526 Brosdway, corner of Spring street, Those who have son the set No. St clase 20, Crystal Palace, know how their farniture is fimlahed, , URNITURE DEALERS.—WA4NTED TO PURCHASE,” $200 worth of furnitures, and to any, for it by instal- ments. Address D. D., Herald office, for two days. ‘OUSE FURNITURE IN BOSTON FOR SALE—TUB entire eplonold furniture of hou: No. 10% West Cedar stroe?, rearly new, having been in but a few months. Part of it was imported from France and the rest man factured to order in this city. The owner is about to leave for Europe, and will dispose of it for the sum of $4 500, shout one Balf the cost, ‘Terms, one bal’ oxsh, the balance none year It may be seon any day exeopt Sunda: ILA M°to 4P. M.A lenge of the house may be nity furnished with furnaoe, cooking range, water, gas, bathing room, &e, = DAN i@ ACADEMIE. “ renee ca AANAAAAA Prana —WILSON’S DANCING ACADEMY, 106 treot, ono of the dost acatomios in the United vivato classes. which Daesor will comence forming on Frida: 9. for ladion at Ao’cloek, and contlomen at regular classes commence Septombor 27. ANCING ACADEMY.—SIGNOR G. PLANCT, well known professor snd toacher of ail tho ney and {xehionablo dances, has the honor to apprize his numerous par trons and tho publio, that he has apene. dancing ow Toon at 8 Broadway. Signor Planci w: tinue with his new and scientie principle of teaching his pupils, whe in ory few leagona wil learn all the mont fashionable danoag of the day. Open for private lessons from 10 A. ML to 1 Be M., from 3 to UP. M., and for praetioe from 8 to 10 B. M. DANCING AND WALTZINn@ L. Aoadémy, No. 1 Broome street between Broad differns aud the Bowcrys All t 5 ing t ht. ty of waltring. Days and eve- ) Tuesdays and Fridevs from snisgas: and from 7 to 10) PMs 3 when not occupied by cl ci rauys for child; fexolusively,) from 3 till GP Ma. Phe rimary classes ore under the dircetion of Mra. Brooke. Ty holar's quarter commences from tho time of sab- seribins optember M. The or gen! EXCURSIONS, 20n.—Tho stenmer EERO, overy day, except Saturday mal next, Toaving Spring streot st ee 4, Grand street at Sq k ali By, and pler No. 3 North river ab o'clock A. M.. and retursig by firnished. Ware OPM. Dinner tickets, tackle, & conte, OLOTHING, de. . (AST OPE CLOTHING OR FURNITURE WANTED.— Ladies or gentlemen haying auy to dispose of, ox ob- fair cash price by sending for the eebsoriber, at his re line through the puat to L N. DUSSELDORF, tended by Mrs, Dusseldorf, , ING ANY FURNITURE WANTE! men Piaving any to dispose of can ob ing to the store 12 Wort Broa