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

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR. Commodor, Va cerbiit’s Pleasure Tiip~Ex- | traecdinary @crfo. mance of the Stoamer— | Buvopr, Asie, ait Africa Visttrd—ttecarn 10 New York=Tne Voyage ed tts Incidents, de , Ge. ‘The magnificent sian yacht Nortn Star, Commodore Vanderbilt, errived as ber berth in ths East river, foot Of Corisers street, sdout one o'clock yesterday after- moon when the Commodore, the ladies and gentlemen of his family, with numerous isvited and happy guests, wore salciy landed after their return from one of the mcet meg ifican’ly c mesived and happily performed plaasuie trips which was ever before undertakea. Upen the 20tb of lest May the North Star took her de partae from the shoves of America, and since that pe ricd rhe has steamed upwards of fifteen thousand miles, ina manner which bas e:rned for her an undeniable claim to be ranked as one of the proudest floating monu- ments of Our pars! superiority and engineering skill, Our copious extract’, taken from time to time from the Buropean jourzels, with regard to the progres, par- formarce, ani appearance cf the North Star, have no doub! recdered our resders quits familiar wi bh ber move- ments in forsign bardors; but her crowning feat in re- turning home deserves 4 special mention, and will, we are ofrtain, be borne in exduring remembrance by th® people. It is this:—Sisce the 26th of last August the North Star, without any extra pressure, and without any effort for quick time, has enabled her owner and the company on board with him to visit points of three quarters of the globe—in Asia, Africa and Europe—and return to the Uniied States. This isa marine feat for which we believe u0 persliel will be found recorded. Immediately atter the vessel cast anchor we despatched @ reporter to visit her. Notwithstandisg the hurry ard confusion which always attend the arrival of a large vessel in port—snd-despite the numbers of persons of all ages, rexes, and every rank, who crowded her decks and filled her cabins, in order to greet the owner, the ocm- mancer, the ladier, and the crew—the yacht was still im admirsble order, and very little disturbed from the splendid but ‘‘all-taut” trim in which we reported ber at the time of her departure. Through the kindness of the officers he was enabled to compile from the most au- theatic sources the folloving interesting and graphie reoord of the trip, a perusal of which will show our read. ers that during the voyage Commodore Vanderbilt has been brought in close contact witn the conservatism of Engiacd, the abzolutinm of Russia, the impzrialism of Turkey, and the ultramontavism of Rowe, snd that in each and every ixstance, both by his personal bearicg, ‘the appearance of his yacht, and his courteous liberality to strangers, he bas well austained the simple and solid republicanism of America ‘The following is » NABRATIVE OF THE VOYAGE. On Fridsy, Mey 20, a: 7°. M. the steam yacht North Star stesmed down New York Bay upon her contemplated ‘trip. ‘Es voyage from Ne« York to Southampton was com- pas in ten days eigh: bours and forty minutes from pi- ot te pilot. The Southampton pilot, after passing the Needles, ran the ehip sshore 00 » mid fist, which caused so much de- lay that the yacht did not reach Southampton until early on the of the fist of June, On the second the party started by rai anivieg at which they put up at th Jermyn street. The mcrning of the third was exrecded in vi-iting St. Paul's Church, the Tunvel, aud the Tower of London, and the afternoon and evening in riding im Hyde and St. James’ Parks. Jone4, visited Windsor Castle, from thence to Hampton Court and returned io London by steamer, down the Thames. Thus the tine, up t» the 11th when the party poise for Southamp:ou, was taken up in visiting places cf interest, and in receiving from snd extending civilities to the Mayor and citizens of London ‘The twelfth was +pent by mot of the party upon the Isle of Wight. the vovegers were the recipients ef the een, aah pital f the Ma: kinéness 108 ity of + or and le of Souths mpton, as demonstrated by a ‘ienauet pete ‘that day, st which they were the honorec guests. ‘June 14, the Commocore in return gave the Maycr and his friecds a delightful trip around the Isle of Wight, and had cerved up for their euiertainment a dejeuner. Hav ing landed the guests atout six o’clock that afternoon, ‘tbe yacht put to ces, bound for Cronstadt. The ebip = maior cpap ty Levey = —— average ¢: iture cf twenty-five tona of c 4 On Matarday. June 19th, at 9 A M., the yoeht oatared ‘the harbor of Copenhegen, and lef: sgain that night for Cromstadt, where she arrived early on the morning of the of June. On the 234 Cronstad: was explored. and on day the voyagers left the yacht, and went at which place the Emperor Nicholas and then recided. Various palaces were visited, end wany rides had through the romantic grounds of Piece 25th, visited St. Petersburg, and went through e: 7 ‘ors! , and went Winter Palsce, the Fortrees, and the church of and St. Paul, in which are the tombs of the — of Russia. jane 26th, visited the Hermitage, and on the following See os sang tty et party visited Marine Corps, ard in the evening returned to the yacht. The Grand Duke Constsntize and the Chief Admiral of the Russian Navy visited the yacht this day. aad were entertained by the Commodore’ The Grand Dake soli- cited and obtained permission to take drafts of the ship, ard on the next day acorps of Russian engineers ably performed the duty im: upon them. June 20th, the yacht was ciewded by visiters from poem , among whom were :everal members of re; i ‘On the evenicg of the 20th «party from Psterhot came slengside in a small iron r, with the En peror’s band. The qusiter deck of the yacht was scon converted into baliroom, avd, amii dancing and the exhilfraiion of music. the evening quickly passed away. On evening of the 30:h the yacat left Cronstadt for Copenbsgen, at which place she arrived at7 A. M. July B 34. The here wnt the day in visiting Thor- == se Cu, BRosabeg Palace, and other places te At 7 o’clock P. M. the yacht departed for Havre. The Fourth of July was celebrated cn board the yacht in the North Sea, in en spp:opriate manrer. July 7th—Arrived off Havre and early on the Sth the yeett eniered the harbor, ac the United States steamship s war leaving. July ®%b—The party left Havre by ing for Paris; arriving there they put up at the Hotel Du Khia, Plase Verdome, They remained in Paris until July 24:h, when they returned to scht. July 2th—Lett Have for the Mediteranean,3 and arrived off Malaga early on the morning of the Slst. The yacbt wes bere juarantined two days and a helf. On the 24 of August the Comm dore was visited by the Governor, civil acd mi:itary of Malaga. with their euites, to whom the Commodore gave a salute of twenty one guns. Some thousand viei'ers were on board during the aay At 7o’clock in the evening the yacht took her de- ag" veto the city of Car Cai ust oe thagena Aqun sad Palos end the Islund of Grosses, a sig August 4th—Passed tue Iulands of Majorca, Ivica, ard Formeatara. August 5th—Made the Islands of Corrica and Gorgona, and came to anchor in the harbor of Leghorn at 2 o'clock aoe Oth—The party landed — The pi at Leghorn, and by rail _ led Florence, where they x up at the "Hotel August 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th were spent at Florence in visting the Palazzo Pitti, the Masran,, the Gallery of the Uffizil, the churches, and other places. 11—The party lefs Florence for Pisa, and there the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry, the Camyo Santo, after which they returned to Log- bern, and emberked on board the yacht for Cirits Vec chia, The yacht while lying in tae harbor of Lyghorn ‘was subjected to con+tant surveillance. Guard boats pment about ber dey and it, ho Atal baggage of voysgers on landing was ly search:d for weapons anderms. Absurd stories were circulated that Kossuth wason and that hag nee was freigh:ed with arms acd munitiors of war. 4 Commodore threw open Dv boy and thoasands of visiters were Ure, ted to fell to aes bob id Meg ape ie tho bili jue in consequence «f « defect in the bil a pee pag The gates D Leger - ex tcLary power, would not ¢ the ehip but offered to send to che Pope at Rome. py special for the requisite permission. The Conmo not wait (he slow motion of the:e taries the ship to be got under way for Naples, which and about three o'clock the Governor, and resi- dente of Civita Vecchia were astonished to nee the yacht August 18—Atdaylght arrived off Naples and | ft again in the evening. The ‘voyagers ample opportunity of contemplating the soenery of the city and biy of Naples, the lat deur of the emoking Veruviss, and the 3AM sed Mount Stromboli from which the flames were rent upt«enty foet high. At8 A.M. went through the S:raite of Mossiaa, aad jared the towns of Scylla, Reggio, and Messina. At 47. M. the +bip passed Mount Ai-ns, and such was the clearness of the atmosphere that the mountain was visi die ate distance of eighty miles. ‘Thur the voyngers. within the space of twenty four saw the three great yoleanot just 16—At 6 AM, the entered the barbor of Valetta. in the island of Mal August 7 apd 18 were spe letra. Citts Veocbia, the grotto of t Malta, visiting Vs Peel, sad tae Cate com Ds. On the 18th the ship was visited by the Governor of Malta and snie. Salutes were exchuag: the sebtend the castie At4d P.M. the yao: sea, bound Yor ( ‘onstan'inople, Avgart 20—Came up to Cave St. Arerio, end on the meretng of the 2lat ex tered the trehi pel scs August 22—Vaseed through the Eogiicn and French fleote, raining. sud entered the Darcave les a’ o 4, againet a strong Lesa wind. Crorsed the sea of Marmara, and errived at tbe Gilden Horn, Constauinoyie, ac 8 A! M om the next day. August 2—The voyazers visited Pera, the Seraglio, ona worques of Constantivopie, Angwt 26—Visited Senteri, and r0Je among the moun tawws of Asia. ‘Ux the 26th the Sultan passed the yacht in state on his ¥@) te the mosque. In the afternoon the party had a <ovybtrul trip ap the lorphorus as far as the Black Sea, peoweg the Turkish sud Key ption fegia Rotarniog dar Cod ot Candadi tn Avie Mimer, and leis Constantiar pe tea we otha thes erening. | days, with bat two boilers im action, August 30—At 6 P.M made Cope Bon, aad following down the Coest ot Africa arrived at Gibraiter et mid- night on the 2d of September, mekisg the rua ia seven reptember 3—Tne yecht lay io quarsatiag; and on the next dsy Club House é September 5, 6 and 7 were spent in visiting the fortifi- cations, in rece’ aod retursirg civilities and atten tions, and last, theugh not least, a ploaie + hs = wocds of Spain - reptember8~ At 104 M. the yacht left Gibraltar for Tangier, in Africa; arriving at which place, the voyagers were noable te lacd, in consequence of a strong gals, which revdeed Tendins wee uassfe, Theship, (ore, put to sea, bound for Madeira, Sept 9 ad 10. were parsed at sa, and on the morning of the 1isb arrived at Madeira, Remained at Madeira un‘il fenr o'clock on the afternoon of the Lath, at which time the yecht put to sea bourd for New York, where she arrived Sept 23 a: one 2.M, making the passage inside of eleven days The yacht bas, since the 20:h of May last, steamed a distance of fifteen thousand m:les EXTRACTS AND INCIDENTS FROM MEMORANDA AND OTHER RECORDS OF THE NORTH STAR. The main points of the trip are contained ia the ebove pariavive, but *hrough the kindness of Mr. Cope, late of the Merlin steawcer, row mate of the yacht, our reporter is enabled to furnich a condenred summary of the chief incidents of the voyage, which he extracted from private memoranda kept on board. Friday, May 20, the ship left New York for Southamp- ton, England baving plearant wea*be: ard a clear, beau- tiful sky, She steamed at en easy rate, and on the 23d pasced the ship®her-n, of Bath, The ship Mary Crocker, from Liverpoo! bound to Philedelphia, was parsed oa the 25th, from which time up to the Ist of June, the peried of ovr arrival at Southampton the weather was at tines cloudy and foggy, but ith ligat pleasant winds. The wen were all kept employcd at their various duties during the voyage. June the Ist—Very esrly in the morning the yacht parsed through the Needles, and, having floated off the bank- mentioned above—we cas; anchor in nine fathoms of water, aout 2o’eliek, A.M, the wind being then west by or@half north, From t2e 2d up to the 14th of Jane tbe crew were em: loyed around the ehip; we bad excel'ent weather ard avery pleasant tiwe. Jure 14th—Grend exeurs'on with an invited party to the Isle of Wikbt: und ae the same day, abou; 2 o’cleck P. M , were off Beachy Head Fem the 15th to the 18th of Juze we hada vwory pleasaxt voyage. Tho wind was light avd mild, and wa badsome isin. The yacht passed « large steamship and mary other ships About 3 o’slock ia the sf.eraoon of the 18:h of Juns lsnd wes in sight; scd about ten winaten past nize wa passed Elsinore lowered a boat and tcok ins pilot from the bark Russian Firm. A boat was alao sent oo ebore for refrerbments. Early in the morning of the 19:h C-penhazen was made the vi'ot éivcharged, and the North Star left the seme dsy for Cronsiadt June 26th~ O-rergarholm Lizhtboare beiog in sight, the yecht pasre ar nquad op of nive rail of ths line, During the is ad light breezes, and upon the 21st were boarced by areveuue cutter, passed the guardship, and urom the 2%d anchored abreast of the fleets off Crenstadt After making anchorage, all hsnds were busily em ployed up to the 20-h around ship, and weather re maired gocd, which rendered the time exovedingly pleats: Upon the 20th the yacht got up steam, stood for sra ; left Cronstadt tor Copenhagen, After the lightship was pee ike yacht mace rice tixe, and on the next even- g the bigh steeple of Copenhagen bore west by north- Abcat seven o’clock in the morning of the thiid Co- @: hagen was réached, The yacht hove to in seven fattowa cf water, with her small bowsr, and the pilot was discharged Having left Copenhagen, the Fourth of July wat ob- served a) a¢& in @ mancer worthy of che day, aod we arsed cevera! sil of the line, The Sth was remarkedle for a stiff breeze, and upon the 6th the yacht tcok a ilot from a fishing boat; but at 6 o'clock ia the morn- ig &® Huvre pilot came ard took charge The North Star exchanged s salute with the United States mail steamer Fravklin. The weather was rough, and the breezes con- tinued very stiff. The vecocd mate and quartermaster were discharged, and some trouble occurred on account of thirteen of the firemen refasiog to work et takiog in coal. The difficulty was soon rettled, however. The westber continued squally. Fur seamen were shippad on the 25:h, an the versel was prepsriag to proceed upon her vcyaye. Upon the 26th of July the steam was got up, the weather being clear and calm and at tventy minutes ond vied jacht got through, and finally left Havre on e Zirh. Cape Firisterre was about ten miles distant upon the 28th. About balf-past five o’slock on the m orning of the 20th R. O. Fliat, second mate of the yacht, acddenly knocked overboard by the main «packer sheet, ‘The er gines were immediately stopped, and a boat quick- ly lowe:ed, but be‘ore it could reach him the poor fel- low bad perished. At nooa of this day the rock of Lis bon bore S. 8, I. , and was about eight miles distant The North Star saw a large English propeller, when near the moath of the 4, upon the 20¢h. The weather was very hazy upon the morning of the and as the yachs wes near Care Trafa}gar, when in for land, the fog was ro thick that the light- howe could scarcely be seen. Tne yacht mate Malaga upon the Slst. From the Ist to tbe 5th of August duty acd pleasure ergsged all the @ board, an befo ted, and upon the latter day we anchored at Leghorn after pasa- por tog Isle ef Gorgona. The weavher was hot aad sultry, 5 The North Siar reached Civi'a Vecchia upon the 12th, and abcut Balt. past five o'clock en the same oveaiog she got up steam and left the harbor. Naples was reached at daylignt in the morning of the 1ith. The breezes were light during the pa-sage, and the tomer tf Civita Vecchia was visibla from on board, 88 well as the dome of St. Peter’s Caurch at Rome. which latter bore N.E. The weather was clear aod beautiful upon Sunday. the 14th, and about four o’clocx in the morning the yacht was ahead of Ischia. Fresh supplies were taken in sext day, and the party not being permitted to land. the steamer left the By of Naples, paecing near to the Isle of Cspria. The haroor of Velletta was afterwards entered Coaling, cleaning ship, and ee duty cccupied the men until the yacht left. a 18th, ‘and stood to sea bound for Con. The party had a fine view of Point Mlea, in Greace, and sailed through, saluting the combined fleets of Eog land and France in Besika Bay. The ship was abresst of the Isle ¢f Marmora upon the 204, and the city of Constantinople was seen She was afterwards run icto the Golden Horn, and cama to acc ior, early on the woring of the 24th, in reventeen of water. The weather was exceedingly sult: abip put to sea upon the 26th, passing rear the eatranca “See ' 24 of September waa very rongh aad aqually, an the yacht came in collision wich « brig which was stand: ing north. Neither sustained any serious danger. The bay of Gibarlter waa made about midnight pon the Sth of Septeruber the steamer was taken to fee, and hove to at Porto Santo, upon the 1l:h, She was cast loore from Furcbal Roads upon the 12th, and steamed away for New York, where she arrived yea- terday afterooon, as we have stated above. We bavo thus given a continued account of the almost daily progress of the yacht from the hour of her de- parture to the time of ber return Nohing oceurred to mar the pleasure of the journey. Tne health of both the company and crew Was exeslient, the weather most de- lightful, everybedy bappy, snd all ‘went merry aso raw risge bell” the slegant conception of the Commcdore being matured without the event of a single untoward ineident to war the enjoyment he must feel. Tne atrict- eet discipkue wa> obverved on board during the voyage, and the oldest soamen ray that fitty passages of the same route may be made without the traveller ever enjoying © pleasant a run. Durir z yeste: day the ladies appeared to our an wreathed in smiles: and no doubt they must have carried ey & large rhare of eunotled sentiment from their y ‘ fhe land of the cedar ard vine, Where the lowers ever bio:som, the bea.as ever shine.’’ And although in that ‘‘clime of the Last’’ its fair Caughters uro raid to be “Bott as the roses they twine,” we doubt if any more fair ever graced its soil than many of the hsopy passengers of the American yacht. The sb+urd reports which were circulated in the Italian States relative to the pesseogers on board the North Star, and their = intent, only serve to make more a ent the unhappy political condition of that coun- try; whilst the porition of ber owner, her beanty, her buid, her mission, and his means, brought ont A glo. rioas relief the enerpy, the wesith the gracdeur, and noble destiny of our own. Vive la Republique! LATEEC PROM MADEIRIA. By the arrival of the North Star we have advices, through her cfiicers, from Madeira to September the 12th. The grape crop is entirely destroyed by a blight which had appeared over the whole placs, belog most dcostrous in ita effects. United States Troo ys In Texas, In regard to the disposition of the troops posted in Texas. ve sre indebted to a friend in the service for the @ oMficin) information:— Oreghan, Graham and Worth are to be aban- Fort Mason to be garrisoned by Col. May’s com: ey of Second Dregoons, and to bs the headquarters of the — ’ Fort Territt, by Captain Newton’s company, 4 Dragoons, and Captain Granger's compat ic fanty; Fort YeKant:, by Col Bomford’s company, Eighth In- fantry and kojor Arnoli’s dragoons. Fort Chadbourne, by Col. Aardee’s company Second Dragoons and Msjor Smith’s company Eighth Infantry. Phastom Hil, by Captain © ©’ Sibley’s company Fisth Infantry and Msjor H. H. Sibley’s company Second Dragoons. Fort Belknap, by Mrevet Major Merrill's company, S4- ernd Dregocns and Cap: hitesil’s company, Second Drege oor M- jor Lam: te (th [afentr7, commanding The First In sory, (cigh mpenies,.) to take post at Exgle Paw, 62d be reinforesd by artillery The Fi'th Iefeatry to tone post at Laredo ibe Wighvh Infaviry to take port nt Ringyold barracks The Seventh in‘apiry to take p eta’ lot B-own--eaca post 'o he reiuforoud ny ove conpary of artilery. The troops are to be complete! equipped, and held in recdiners or active service im the Gi Supreme Court—Circait. Before Hon. Juige Kia nda —The Dry Dock Company, es A 1 Mail and othe ant # an action for pinei ng a yersel beionglug to the lefendar m the Dry Dock for shree days for the par. ore of having Ler newly coppered. The amount sought wes $84 25. for the defence it was ooatended tast tacy were Lot Mable, and thet the claim anovli le ranse ihe parties with whom thor Ved contracted toe Mae reel Vere: a oe dene, the party went oa shore, aad put upetthe | City intetgenes, Miterany Ruviswi—Ysetert.) siternddm the freifie regment of {ne Now York S:ate Militia, Coteus! Stebbins, were reviewed in front of the City Hell, by his Honor the Mayor und the other corporate authorities, Ths troops having filed through the Park, marched up Pack row, Qnd returned by the eastern eatrance, whee they wheeled into columnsy and marched through to the otber side, paying the compliment of a marching «alute to the Mayor aod other members of the Corporation, who were drawn up in front of the City Hall to receirs them. The regiment was preceded by three sapeurs pompiers, ard bad in front Dodworth’s band, who were dressed in the same uni‘orm as the regiment bsing in fact the ra: gular regimental band. The new uniform of tre Twelfth irgiment was deseribsd by us some time back, ou the cccasion of the President's reception at Cestie Gavden, previously to the opening of the Cristal Palace, whea it wis depned by the szeibers of that corps for the firat ti At the jeview which thea took place oa tha Bat General Pierce was particularly ateack with the ‘iful appearance that this regimout dispis sed, sed tursed to General Sanford for informstion reepecling it. We mre not at all surprived at bia bavirg octiced it io thir marked maoner, for, texing wong ae consideration—ita splendia uniform, strict diecipline and orderly demeanor—we be- lieve that we are warranted by the ‘al opinion ia wliowing it to be the crack regiment of the New York militia service, The tout ensemlle ia perfect, wnd, a+ iney marched through tho Park, the most indiffscen’ jooksr op must bave felt some little admiration at the care that bad been bestowed upon the accontremeata, the bayonets and fi:elocks actually glistening with ths polish that bad deen put upon them. Ia spite of ail the pains cf the martinets of Europe to form discipliced armies, we defy them {o prodnoe such « spectacte an was exhibited yeatercay by the Twelfta Regmeat New York State Miliiis. There was a largs c.owd of spectators on tho grourd ard they all were unanimous in their ap- proval of the Ane apearacce tha’ th's corps of on citi zen rolaie:y Gieplayed Tue Betucerent Fiee Compaxtea —The two fire compa. pies, Nos, 18 and 44, of woom mention was made ia yes terda: Heratp—for a turbance and fight, eo that the captain of the Eleventn ward police made them the sut ject of a xpeciel o ticls addressed to the Mayor—huve been rarpended by the Herd of the fice Department, their engines havirg been * backed ” as it ia called, into the ergire bonuses, by the order of the Chief, which is tantamount to a temporary dismissal of the companies as they cappo: be run again before the order has been revoked by that officer. Fusiovs Driving —On Thursday night. about half past 10 o'clock, Jha Prescott, driver of one of ths Forty-piath street steger, was arrested for driving over Mra Petrie, ia Breadwsy, opposite the Metzopolitan Hotel. I: appears that the lady, scoompavied by her husband, was o70 sing the street, from the theatre, evidently with the iatentioa of getting into acoiber stage which was golog coyn Bcadway, eben they were both knocked down by the bore mentioned, which was also going down Broadway, and in try!ng to get out of the way the lad, fell avd was run over by the stage which was driven furi- ously at the time, two of the wheels psssing over the body of Mis Petrie exd inj her severely. S19 738 imme picked up by those standivg by, and carried into the hotel, where a surgeon was procurad, and every attention psd to her. From all accounts, it avpea'a that the driver was much to blame, for he wes driving at & most furious rate, and evenif the lady had not filien ¢oxn, it would have beeo an impossibility for her to have ercaped being knocked down and run over. Accipents —Yenterdey morning at ax early hour. a lad named Jome: Dunn, who geta his living by playing the violin at different placcs and who resides at 86 Oliver street. playing with another boy, known as ‘ Dick Montgomery,” in Water street, when the latter, in tho course of sport, as they were wrestliag, tripped the other boy up, who in the had the misfortune to break his lee, 80 that it was found requisite toconvey him to tre City Hospital. On Monday night a laboring map, named Morris F: who #a+ employed in loading a schooner that lay No. 16, rear Old sip, Kast river, was cevarely injured about the back and hip by two barrels which fell out of the elirgs while they were being lowered into the hold, where ibe above was stending at the tims. On ihe morning of the came day albert Mead f-ll from & stable loft at Mot-haven, where he was exployei ta pitebirg down hay, ard was badly injured aboat the hasd and +Loulders by the fall. Qn Tue.dsy morning last a boy nemed Charles Sierling, residicg at No. 1903 Twenty-first street, had his Jeg broken by being run over by a hore and cart bs- lopgirg to Mr. Bants, whica was driven by Stepaea Bark B x was arrerted, but from all the cireumstancaa it was clearly pou that it was accidental, and, in conse quence, he was discharged. On Tuesday n ght aman, name unknown, was kcocked from off a stage in Broad way, near Astor place avd severely injured. He was taken to the Grug store at the corner of Washington place, and after- wards convesed home to his residence, in Twenty-fitth atreet, in a carriage. On Wednesday a man named Patrick Ginty, who wasem- ployed in driving a cart loaded with earth out of a collar, where the fourdation of a new buildiog was being exca vated, slipped down snd was seriously injured by the wheel of axother cart goirg over his foot, which was badly erushec, having receivec a compound fractu:e of the jeg bene rear the anc'e, AcapesT on Boarp or 4 Sarr. On Wednesday night ssalor bcy, pamwed Wi'liam Brogan, belonging to tha Compromise. which is lying at piec 34 North river. while asleep cn deck. waa bacly cat by block which fe!l from eloft upem bis bead. Tha wound is not, however, dan- getcus. 5 Coroners’ Inquesis, Deata Cavsep By VIOLENCE—SUPPosED Monon —A StkancE 4¥rait.—Coroner O'Donnell on Thursday held aa inquert at the Fourth ward police ion hou'@, oa the ly of Avgu:t Buffet, aged 35 years, a vative of France, & revideat of New Haven, Connecticut. where he kept a wine vault, whocame to bis death by violence on his per- #cn ir fi'cted by rome person or persons yet uabnown. Margazet Brost sworn, says—I reside at No. 63 Frauk- fort street; I keep a bearding house and bar. to nccommo- date wy boarders; about one o’cicck last night I heerd a noise as if a stone had beea thrown against the railing of the stoo>;I called my husband and asked hia to lok out of the window; be and I locked out of the firat story immediately «ve barroom, whieh is kept in the base: ment; I saw three men on cur side of the street; acd on the opposite side I taw two men; ap che corner of Vandews‘er atreet, about twodoors below my houre, I eaw other men standing; I caw two of the three men whom I had seen on one side cf the street. go on to Gold street apd turred into Gold street; I did not see any fightirg; I then went beck into my bed. Mary White sworn, eays—I reside at No. 54 Frankfort street; I have s tick child in my care: T was up ail night watcblog him; a: about one o'clock iast night I beard a acice in tre street; I looked out of the window, and sa” two men standing ueer Mr. Brost’s house, nearly oppo- site to cur howe; one had on a straw bat, snd the other # black bat; the man that had the straw hat was in hia rhirt sleeves, the other had dark clothes on; the maa with the straw bat was very drunk; the other man was drupk. but pot ro much #0, as he was endeavoring to take the man with the straw hat home; I could nos un- derstand their conversation, as they did not spesk Eog- lish; I then saw three or four men cross to side of the street, and go to the two drunken men; one of them purbed up agelost the man with the dark cl>thss oa; the man with the dark clothes on said *' What for?” and tha wan who pushed him «truck the man in dark clothes a blow, and be immediately fe'l off the sidewalk into the street on his beck, acd when down he was «truck again by the man who bac first struck him; the man with the straw bat csme in‘o the street to save bis friend, and he was knosked down by another of those who had crossed over; the man who wore tie black clethes got up, aud the man who had first knocked hin doen truck him again with s stone: 1 raw bim pick up the stone, and I saw him throw the stone, strikiog the said man in the stomach end the man s'ruck exclaimed, * Woat you do thet for?” the man with the dark clotbes and the one with the straw bat went on towa-ds Gold street; they > @ man as they went along, and arked him it he was a policeman; the man in the dark clothes ssid he had been abused by some men in the atreet; I went away from the wiodow, and s) after I ‘loud noise ard a ecafile in the street. Policeman ag hey Fag od ee worn, saye—' on my this morning, between five and six o’clock, [ found the deceased on the side walk opposite to 24 Gold street, ying on his back; blood was lacuing from his mouth; I did not notices any blood on the grouxd, he was dead when I discovered him; I had beeo informed in the station house that the deceased was iying dead in Gold street; I proceeded to the piace, and I found him as I have stated; the body was broaghi to the station houre. Lonis Banard. sworn, rays—I reside at 72 Greenwich stiiet; [recognize the body of the deceased to be Aaguat Buffet; be was @ res‘dent of New Haven; he arrived ia on Tuesday last, in the morning; he kept a wine Haven; he was a single man; he has re- sided ‘pn New Haven in 1848 and '49; he has resided the: during the last three years, Jcreph D, Favier sworn, says—I keep the house No. 94 Gcld street; the deceased came to my house to board on Tuesdey night at 8 o'clock. and slept at my houw that nights; he retired to bed about 10 o’clock; he was sober then; the rext morning he went out to ses a friend; be came baek in the afternoon, about four o'clock, and took bis bag acd cane. acd started for tho New Haven beat; he did not zo to New Haven, but returned last aight, at 8 o'clock, apd remained at my house untli abou: five mizuter before 11 o’clsok—abous thres bors; he war érizhing, Curing ail that time, claret wiao; he left my boure ; there was no one in his company when he jeft my house; I did rot cee the deceased agsin until | saw bim dead. Dector Fer nell sworn, ssys—I made a port mortem ¢: amination of the tody of deceased, and found the lag oe much congested; there was a sma'l bruise over the right eye, which may have been caz:ed by 8 blow or fall agalost aby hard rubstance; h's death may have been caused by the combined inflaonce of violence and intem = i observed no evidence of disease of any organ the body, The jury, on the evidence rendered the f. llowing ver- diet: it decessed came to hia death by violence at the bands of parties unknown to us.’”’ AcciprxtTatLy Kriz —Coroner Gamble yesterday held an irquest at the New York Horyial, on the body of Patrick McGentery, aged 25 yours, a native of Irevind sho came to his death from fojuries received on Wed_e- by being ran over by hit owneart, whiie eo to jump omit, Ave-dict to that effect was ‘> Kituap ~Coroner Gamble jeetercay he'd aa inquest at No, 200 West Twe sty: Fevewth etrest om the of a boy six sere of age, pamed FSward Sraph *ho came to bia death ny pver by ® couch and horses in Twenty sevent nar Ninth avenue. Beite. ewoon, sa etree Cha:les Fa«ard the dectaned crossing tha atree That he witoessed at the time two dirt carte a paseing anda ¢ iow, with fow nd the dist « saved, fa runaiog cut f the dirt carts, ran under the horses of the rocked dewn, and the wheels passed orer ting an injury which consed nine bis body, in} few boure after; the coach was drive at a alow pace; —''That the received by ‘here did not appear to be a2y ove to blame. Tre jury rendered tbe folowing verde deoumed came to his deata {rom fn) being roe over by a crac’ and horzes, om of tha eid day x Segtomber, L800." and musical Powsry TuxaTek —To night the oslerrated Mam Wameem ennsara far the leg; jigg Ula ueasoa, covuidering ‘hat pine laa great favorite we pressme 222 bouse walt be crowded. The pieors aslacted are t dramas of *\La Tour de Nesls’’ and the * Venetisn, ” To the drat coe Mre Ferran appears as Mar tof Burgundy, in the second a2 Thecdors, and in the last as Kate Carra- wey. She will be supported by Mr. Eddy aad other emi- nent articts. Buoapwar Tuwarre —Bsnim's ovlebrated play of ‘ Da- mon and Pytbias’’ is selected for this eveving’s parform- #208, Mr. Forrest ip his admirable represeatation of Da- mon, snd Medam Ponisi as Hermion, Conway as hg! 0d Mrs. abbott as Oslanthe. Miss Adelaide Price ¢ence s pas ceul, and tre entertainments will terwinate with the comedy of “ A Roland for an Oliver’’ ~Whitiog, Davenport Davidge, Mrs N«gle and the Misses Gougen- | beim in the cast. A full house may be expected Nimto’s Garpex,—The Revels, whoee light and amus- irg ew ertainments have aleays drawn large audiences, Apcear to-night in two very attractive pisoes and con- siderivg that the recsipts are for the benefit of Gad-iel Ravel, who is the greatest favo.ite of the compsuy the bs uss, 20 doubt, will be crowded, The amusements coa- siste of evolutions on the tight rope th» comic panto- mime of + Godenski,’’ and the grand fairy pantomime of © Medina, or & Dream end Reslity,’”” Burton's THRATRE —This well establishment con inues in # career of diamatis success, under the government of W. E Burton The selections tor this evening are of & character which cannot fail to please. The first feature is the comed'etta of * Trying It Oa,” the next will be ‘+ The Lawyers,” which will be succszeded by the ‘arce of * Perfection,” and ail will terminate with “A.8.87? This programme, consiat of four favorite pieces, the characters in which are filled by firat class comedians, caunot fail to fill the house, Navionat. ToeaTRe —It is somewhat surprising that although the drama of‘ Uncle Tom’s Cabin” has been plajed every night for nearly three months, yet the rush to tee it contivues upsbated. It wili coasequently be prevented again to night, with the same exce!leat cast of charactecr. Those woo wish to erjoy a cumfortable seat ahould go esrly. WaLLAck’s THEATRE The comedietta entitled ' The Jevk rees’’ will commerce the emusements of this eve- ning, Mecers, Biake Dyott, Reynolds. Mra Brougham acd Mra Conover in the lesding cbaractera Tne orches- ira, which is excellent, will play sa overture, and the entertainmenta will conclude with Lytton’s splendii comedy of * Money ’’ in which all the star company mill appear—Lester, Dyott. Bronyham, Reynoids, Mra Beoug- “hem, Mra. Conover, and ths bright particular star, Laue Keore, everybods’s favorite. With euch a east, the bovse to-night will present a brilliant array of fashioa- abies. Juiumen’s Coxcerts,--The last of there Aslightful en- tertainments comes off this evening, and considering that the receipts are for the bsnefis of one of the most dis urguirhed artista of the age, Signcr Botte isi, whuee meiodious musio touches every heart and charms the eoul—whcee grea: ar istic ability aud splendid execation aze proneuresd by all to be unsurpassed—who stands unrivalled #6 @ contrs-Deaso performer—the large asd mrgnificent amrhitheatre st Castle Garien will, no doubt, be filled by the admirers of all that is perfect in muwical ecience. AmeRICAN MUskUM.—Sheridan’s tragedy. entitled “ Pi- zar7o,’’ is to be represented here this afteravon, in which C W. Clarke will appear as Rolie, Daly as Pizarro, Miss Mestayer as Cora, and Mre, Bellamy as Elvira, Tne comic drama of ‘Marion ”’ is to be given in tha evaning, to- gether with dramatic readings by the Boon Children, Fraxcoi’s Hippoproms.—Avothor highly attractive programme of equestrisnism ia advertieed for this afier- nocn and evening at this establishment. Curisix's Orera House —Christy’s Micetrels announce anotber geod programme for this evenlog, comprising several of their most popular features Woop's Mrvstezt Hart —Wood’s popular band of delincatcrs offer a very excellent entertaicment for t! evening. Buckury’s Fimor:an Orrra Hovse continues to be well ps rouized. The bill for tonight comprises many of ‘their best res. Sicyor Bur7’s enteriaioments continue to be suscess- fully given at Stuyvesant Institute. S#¥DGWICK’s APorLoNicos Concents at Hope Chapel. An- other of thove pleasing concerts is to be given to night, PrsHan’s Skvew Mite MIRROR —This beautiful psinting, which represents the great northern lakes, Ningara Falla, Niegara St. Lawrence avd Sagaunay rivers, is attracting highly respec‘eble audiences every pight. Those who admixe “eplerdid paintings should visit the Chinvee ‘coms. THE OPERA IN NEW ORLEANS. ‘We learn frem the New Orleans Jee, that the managers of the O-:Jeans theatre bave most of the artistes comyosing the operaticcorps. Mr. Boucousquie has been unseariedin his efforts to secure talent of a high order, and, has succeeced beyord his utmost expectations. The following artistes bave been i—Mr Lvplerre, tenor; Mr. Laccoix, barytone; Mr. Betour, primo light tevor; Mr. Beker, buffo; Mlle. Martial, cugzon and light sopraro, To complete the company for the grand opera, a first tenor, s prima donne, and a seconda donna are yet to be ergeged. At the last accounts, Mr Boudousquie had gzeat hopes of concluding a covtract with a prim donna of the very higheat celebrity, but he had sot yet engaged the Jeading tenor or the ceconds donna. hulle. Martial the dugazon, is an ‘able musician anc charming actrers, sad Mile Berthe is not only an in telligent ¢erformer, but a yourg lady of remarkable personal attractions, The ovly member of the late company retained by the new administration is Mr. Genib:el, snd we are satisfied the patrons of the Orleans theatre will be pleased at the opportunity of again listening tothe rich. vibratory, and ronorous s'taips of this acsomplished yooalist. Mr uiqu'e is to leave Havre, in the Humboldt, on the 28th inst , {a orcer to reach New O:leans in ad- y-xeecf the company, and prepare the theatre for the opening cf the eeaton. Hs will be soon foliowed by the eptire troure, which will probably arrive here on board the Bel'e Arsize. The decorations and arrangements of the theatre, now in progress, will be ir splendor and comfort. THE OPERA IN ST. LOUIS. The St. Louis Democ. at, of the 16th inst , aays the mem- bers of the opera troupe were jinniog to arrive, The following is @ list of the principal members of the com- AY :— si Grand Maestro —Signor L. Arditi. Prima Poona —Signora Roo de Fries—-Mdme, Sieden. TE. Primo Teror —Signori G Forti and Arnoldi, Primo Batitono —Signor Taffanelli. Primo Basso —Signor Coletti. ‘Tenor Comytirario. —Signor Barattini Basto Comprimario —Signor Candi. Fecorde Donne —Signore Bartiini and « Parezzi. Recordi Tenori.—Signeri Parozzi and Antoguini. Secor di Basti.— Sig. Valquerra and Besta. Large chorus and powerful crobestra. The company, all told, number forty eight members. syle of equal Political Intelligence. The Free Soll Convention held ia Oneida county, on the 19th inst , somipated Edward Loomis, of Westmoreland, for Senator, and Th: mas G. Frott, for District Attorney. The Conven'ion endcreed John P. Hale, and passed reso- lutions opposed to the compromise laws. Marinus Fairchild, of Salem, is the democratic candi- éate for Senator in the Weshington and Saratoga district. Wisconsin Wale Nomtnations.—The following ticket was nominated by the recent Whig State Conven- tion at Madison, Wis:— G State Prison Commiai The nomination for Governor was tendered Mr. Fare- well, but was declined. DreapruL AFFRAY IN VirGIni4A—OnzE Man Enix axp Two Wounpep.—A dreadfal atfray took place lant Sunday week (4th instant,) between & party of six men, near Lick Creek Church, in this cou! They come to es ee ostensibly y ved divine - ‘out retired to the woods rear for purpose mbling. Bre the forencon service was through, the ‘poara ia the church were startled by a cry of murder. The minister peused in his sermoa, and the people rushed out and pro- ceeded in the direction whenca came the sounds, Arriving at the scene cf the affiay, they discovered three meno stretched upon the id in-ensibie. One of them, Phillip Boyer, died in five minutes after he was dia covered baving received several mortal stabs ; one of the others kad received 20 severe s fracture in the skull that he did not recover his sensos for some fifteen minutes, ard @se beileved to be fatally wounded: the wounds of tho o*teza were eevere but not morta! The names of the wounded we have not learned. The three unwounded of the arty fled at the approach of bagel wad of the church, ard bave not yet been from fight grew out of the excitation of gambling and drinking —(Lewishurg Greenbrier County Era ) jeagie’s machine sbop, in Schenectady, was destroyed y fire on the 19th ir st Ba AU packages and letters intended for the New Yous Hea should be sealed. ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK—1IN3 DAY, e 651 j Moow Risms . 4 1007 53! nom WaTea .morn, ey 21 Port of New Yor, Septembrx 23, 1853, CLEARED Stonmsbip--Frarklin. Wottoe, Haere Mf Livingston, Ship»—Grorge Warhington, Cammiaga, La ol Nas mih & Scns, EZ Harwhorn Ltverpoo! Geccoia Lenox, Petit Sagnenay, S'al baven (Brem). Hilson, Bartimore GJ Bachtal; Conaticu ticn Britton, Liverpool! Grinne.l, Mictara & Co; Under. writer, a Liverpool, Kermit & Care: Barka~ F ra Rio Grande Corning Sevaupad, Danbem & Dimon; Moont Waeb:rgton (61), Hampton Quedee H Leay; foot Djer, Hil Bordeaux, ucpel! & Viwing Bri'gs—Wibstee Kelly, Ueagua, Dovoy lanl, HD Broobman & Ce; Marietia, Graffan Jackuonville, Wi Carver; Baltio (Br). Gould, St Taoass & St Kitts, Russali & Viving; Sarah (Aus), Sutin Meastoe, Dew De Ma; amerioon (Br), Ho Eh R Bingdam. Soi , Mobil» W Biwali Molaod St hna. NF, Room & Dinwiddie; wvanmah, MsCreaty, ott & Co. Sobrs—Memento, Hammond, Baldavore Maiiier & Lord; 5 i 5 : Sar Dolphine, Keene. W H Newman; E Chapman, Ni . J H Havens; Wm Burse Cranmer, | City Point, Cunningham & Fry; PR Burton Liago, ; ; Lavion Jane. Keto vaaneby ton & 4 Philadelphia, J W McK+e; Louisine, Smith, Charies' McCready, Mott & Co. RL Meyers, Weeks, Alexand: \ Van Brunt & Slight; Giobe Camerdom, Washington, J Mathews; Samuel Gilwan. Portiand, 8 W Lowi Midas, Buckingham, , Ludd:pgton, Beracos, Muller Send & Riera: Uianie (Br), McDonald Charlottetown, vis Boston, A Leary, Sloop— Harvest, French, Providence, master, ARRIVED néerbilt’s sterm yacht North Star, Eldridge, Ma- 10 cays ozd 20 hours. ip Chase. White, Liverpool, Aug 11. with 40 pessen- gers. to G Bulkey Aug 27, Jat 46 18 loa 31 43, ex- charjed rignals with bark Muford, bound E; Sept 22 Charles W Morgan, of Naw Bsdford, al ) Fe experiecced a succession of westerly hi ole parsage. rdywine (Cf Philadelphia), Cornell, Pernam- days, to waster. Sept 13 lat 24 52, lon 50 03, ceton, Seley, hence for Demarara Para, 22 days, to H K Corniog Brg Tweed (Br), O'Brien, Maitland, NS, 8 days, to J 8 Whitney & Co, , Brig J A Taslor (of St George), Sieeper, Pictou, 10 days, totig Hylae: Mas hall, Plcou, 8 days, to order, rig Hyina, Marshal cou, yA, to ‘ Brig Taratine, Lufkin, Magaquadive, N3; 10 days, to J Ty. Brig Webster, Heath, Backsport, 6 days to R P Back & Co, Rept 20 off Montauk Point, spoke an Kngli:h bark which had been cismasted in tue gale of the 8th; was under jury masts and steering for New York, ae 3 Earets, Keller, Macias, 7 days, to Simpson, May- 7 Brig Watson, Ober, Eastport, 8 days, to Smith & Boyn- Biig Herald Luce, Sippican, RI, 2 days, to Smallwood, Avdeison & Co. Sobr Sterling (Br), Barter, Windsor, 14 days, to master, Schr F Neon, Happer. Pictou, 9 days. Schr Lawrence, Grant, Eleaton, NC 4 days, Schr Hanover, Whipple, Richmoad 4 days. Sobr Agues, Lord, Kulewortn, 6 days. Schr Yantic, Keller, Machias. 6 da) Schr Leopard, ——-—, Lubeo, 6 da; Schr Julia, Parker, Calais. 7 days €ebr Compliance. Hash paw S days. Schr Marblehead. Blackington, thomaston, 3 days. Sebr John Tunis, Smith, Rockland, 4 days, Schr Koseuth, Churchill. Newburyport, Z days. Sebr 8 Merriman, Smith. Derby Ch 2 dayr, Schr Byzantium, Cyleman, Nantucket, 2 days es Emeline, Corson, Providence, 2 days, for: Philade!- H | | Nem (July 24) arr 22d. for do Providence,’ L Ktoney; Levi Row, | &chr EP Horton, Newcomb. Providence, 2 days. Schr Brown Stove. Soy Portland, Ct, 2 days. Schr Fmpire, Smith, Providence, 2 daya, fcur Henry B Bascom, Baker, Providence, 2 days, for Philadelphia. pbia. Scbr Copsolation, Griffen, New Haven, 1 da; Sehr Mary Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven, 1 day. Schr Hudron, Warren, New London. 1 day, Schx Prin White, Fall River. 1 day. Schr Hume, Gcdfrey, Brookhaven. 1 day, for Rondout, Schr Martha Jane, Tyler, Brookhaven 1 day Schr Adrian, Elliott, Newport 1 day, for Albany. Sehr Heory,’ Baker, Newport, 1 day, for Rondout. Sloop Republio, Soule, New Bedford, 2 days, Sloop Providence, Brown, Providence, 2 da;a. Stocp Thomas Hull, Hall’ Providence, 2 days. Sloop Rhode Island, Corwin, Providence, % days. Steamer H B Beach (new), ——~, Hartford. BELOW. Ship —— (cf Bath), from Cat'z. Also, an utknown brig. Ships Lydia, Havre; Gooree We ington, Liverpool, ips Lydia, Havre; Geo: ‘aa jon, Liverpool. Wiad curing the day, Nora. ° [By Saspy Hoox Promina Teiearapy.) Ta Sept 23-- Sundown. HiGaLanns, Two shipe and one brig in the offing, bound in—no sig- vals. Two brigs g up near the Hook, Wind light from N' Weather hazy. The new clipper ship Ligh fvot, of 1,990 tons, built at Fast Boston, bas been sold to Howes & Co, and other, for 6 litle under $110,000 cash, aud ship North Carolins, ‘TO tous, built at Bath, 13 years old for $20 000. The +hip Courier entered the South West Pass of the Missicrippi on the 4th inst, drawing 19 feet water. Tae agent ct tte towbont association states that the drag- boat have been ro successful that it is thought that vessela drawing twenty two feet can be carried out with ease, At Searaport 19th inst, by Messrs M’Gilvery & a superior brig of 215 tons. called the Prentiss Hoobs, to commanded by Copt N P Cary r. A rbip of 12C0 tops called the Cyno: is about to be Isunched by Mr Johnson Rideout, at Bath. It isthe fifty-fourth ship he bas built, the first having neen built in 1823. Jo:n A M-Gaw, Eq, and Capt JL Tucker are her owners, asd rhe is intended for a cotton freighter, to be commazded by Capt T. At Groton, Conn, on Tuesday, a fine ship of over 400 tons, called the Col Ledyard. Lavncurs—At Bluchiil 17th inst, by master TY Davi son, ® very superior bark of 306 tons nemed in honor of her enterprisiog builder, the KG W Dodge. No pains have speared to make her a first class vessel in every respect, being of a superior mode! and built of the best materiale, She is owned by her.buildera. and by Cept J W Friend and others, Capt Friend, late of brig Zavala. vill command her. Also at the came place recently, a fine achooner of 139 tons, called the Jala Elizabeth, to be employed in the er freighting business, under command of Captain ane Merrill. At Freeport 17th inst, by Mossrs Sonle & Brothers, a fine bark of about 500 tone, called the Corporal [rim, to be commanded by Capt C H Soule, Mr Johnson Rideout Bath. intends to launch 21st inst, a ship of 1300 tons. called the Sinecure, Ship Emersld Isle, as also Messra Patten’s ship, were eafely launched at Bath en Saturday. As each ship came oe u revenue cutter, 8} anchor in the stream, fired a salute, Telegraphic Marine Re: . Sent 22 Arrived—Ships Chariot of Fame, and Forest State, Liverpool; brig Themi, Glargow. Below—Bark Io, Fayal. Herald Marine Co: Panaenrma, Sept 23 —4 Arrived—Sshre Earah A Roo, Studley, and John 0 Ira. dence. lecd Welden, Boston; John Jones, ith, New York; steamer Kenrebec. Copes, do. Cleared—Ship Mornivg Light, Johason, San Francisco; brigs Albert Fearing, Yeaton, and Brcokline, MoGilvery, Eastport; schrs Mail, Croweil, Providence; steamer Dela: waie, Clark, New York. Disasters. Smr Harkaway. abandoned and subsequently rezorted arrived at Wilmiogton, sueceeded in reachiog Cape Fear Inlet op the morning of the 20th inst, and anchored out- side, The Captain, Jorveph B went up to Wilming- ton next mcrning on boaid the pilot boat John A Teylor, for provisions and additioval men, in order to proceed to Charleston. The ship and cargo is estimated te be worth somtthing near $50,C00. The crew were almost com- Es worn out from constent pumping, as the shi; jeaked at the of four feet per hour. Tapers, tails and rigging are in good order, Sarr InparenDENce, Choate, at Boston from Talcahusnoy elit Apes aan 1st inst, in lat 15 40, lon 48 20, at and ending at ESE, ia which lost all; three topmasts. Bria Trestox, of Duxt from Sydney, NS, for Surinam, put in‘o Boston inst, in consequence of having sprung @ leak in heavy weather. Bria Catrornia of Prospect, from Picton for Fa'l River. de ‘ore reported ashore on Chatham Bar, beat over on Wecnerdsy after part of her cargo was taken out, re- maired tight, and wou'd proceed on her voyage. Scum Mozaxt, from NYork for Boston, before reported taken into Uhatham, after beirg in contact with another vessel. is now stated not to have been cut down to the water’s edge, and her oargo was in good order. Fisrane &cur Cuas Avavsrvs, of Voce Mab at an- chor near Fort Constitution, Portemouth , Bight of 18th inst, fouled her ancher while tho craw wee asleep, and drifted until she struck Portsmouth Bridge, where her mainmast and main boom were carried away. Frimo Scum ApELame (or Sarah Melee oW) re E Bearee and 1] seamen of this vessel, wrecked on dore Head 7th inst, arrived at Boston 22d, in Be schr oy ‘THE STERN OF A VESSEL Of about ten tons, with “Hum- bird, Bremen,” on it, came ashore at Phiosburg, Me, 19 b inst, with two pillows, a glazed ap, and other arti, eM It is suppared she struck on Ball Head Ledge, in leg te ‘tof 14th, and sunk. Nothing is yet kno mn of the crow. Npastond a ticon, Returned to 26th toat, ship Nant which ald 5th for North Pacific ocean, with in the gule of 8 h, as before repo ted, Cid at do 2lst, ship Champion, Waterman, Pacific ocean. Arrat Nantucket 20th inst, schr WP Dolliver, Patter. ton Shoals, with 90 bbls humpback oil, Arr at Bostos 20th, sehr Alexander (of Proviactown,) Nickerson. N Atlantic ocean via Provincetown, Arr at Provincetown 19th rchrs Chantisleer, Cook, Atlan Je ocean, 160 bbls vp oll; no report; 20ih, Mountain “Feta om New Beotord 20° ships. :om New for ‘h, chips Minerva and George, Pacific ocean; Chaa W Mor an; Ry do; bark Paulina, 40. Below a hip. beak bis Arr st Bovorly 21st, bark Benj Franklin, Brown, North Atlantic Ocean, 250 bbis sp 50 do bikfish oil; absent 15 mer (incorrect in our last) S14 from New London 20th, ship Mogul, Clark, North Pacitie Ocean. A letter dated Aug 28 from Capt Martin, of brig Corvo, just eriived at Bermucs from Bay of Mexico, reports aving +pokeo no date, suppored in the Bay, bark Spar- tov, Cock oF Provir cetorn clean, Arrae Matrapoisete 18th, brig Amarica Clark, Atlantic 240 boli #0 16 do bikfi-hotl, Spoke 18h innt, Javier, Aadrows, ove day ford for Pacific Osean. same day passed of ard frow do for Iodisa ocean, Hoard ‘achelot Hoamer, N B, 400 Ap. by letrer tr m Capt Baaer, May 7, lat 23, be NB 700) 32 16, lon 48 06 rehr Walror Irving 113 «p no Jal 18. no lat & sche Richard Young, of Provincetown 1 bbie cil, 29th. Autarstic Snow, do, $0 bbls, Aug 2, Har riet Neel, Cook do clean Sept 11, no lat &o, echr Montezuma, Freeman, of and for Proviceetown for N Atlantic 20 ap 20 bikfish oil, Spoken 4 A cliprer ebip steering ESE showing a bas signel with & while C.dus, Wwe pened 17k Lows, lat 26 26, loa 80 Ode eign Pacts. . Ph UX~81d Sept 6, ship John 3 Garey, Derma, rai Havue—Arr Sept 6. ship Pacific, N ‘ion, ont bark Corir thisw, Dyer, Lerdon Hauivax—Arr Sept 15 brig JM Long, Pictou for NYorks 16th, rohr JH Counos Pict u for Liverroo.—Arr Fept 7 sbip mbian, Burbs Awe Cayes via Hampton Roads acd Falmouth i; th, park 6 braltar, Bamwer, Charleston. Sic 9th, bak Uciacde, White, Havana. Paras—Arr Aug 25, brigs Garland, Fairfelt, from Sa- abt Let inst; Eilaabeth, Pitts, from New York (sbt July 24) arr Zith. ‘ding: Zana, Pieros. for do 2or 4 daya; ache Ucioa, Bainany, from | and for do log PExwaunuco ~Le port abt Aug 15, bsig Fatry, from Phi- laceiphia, just arr Pear kee Sept 8, brics Wanderer, Benson, aad Ready Rhico, Morris, NYork; 10th, Toledo Homing way, do. Cid Oth, biige J'A Taylor Sleeper New York: 10i schra J H Counce, Seavey, NYork; 12th, brigs J H Lomg, Lorg, co Quinko—Entd for Mig Sept 19, ship Republic, Sawyer, for Lar don. Sr Srermen—Arr Zept 10, ship Texpeat, Pattem, New York, Home Po: ts. ALEXANDRIA=Arr Sept 21, schrs Edwert, Wooten, Albany; J Nelacn, Cramuer, NYork. Sli James Nelson, NYork; Woodwel! for Boston ALEANY—Arr Sept 22, schr Sarsh Matilda, Weight, New Haven. Cid schrs Paugassets, Bourne, New Badtord; Ww P Williams, Avery, New Lonion. AUGUSTA—Arr Sept 14, echr Evelina, NYork. 4d 20th. rohrs C H Sempson, Rogers, and H K Dunton, Dau tov, Warbisgton, NC ‘AIMORE—Arr Sept 22, steamer Piedmont, Robia- son, NYork. Cid, steamer Jobn R Thompion. Colman, NYork; ships Robert © Winthrop, Norville. Havre; Far West, Morher, Lordcn; brig Wn 0 *hurtz, Stickney, Bos- too; schrs Ina, Lancet, Bocton; Gazelle, Hathaway, Went Indies. BOSTON—Arr Sept 22 Br steamship Andes, Jae Hutcbins), Liverpeol, 8th inst; ship Indepsndeaocs, poate, Telsabxano, July 17; bsrk N G dichbora, Ren- dell, Bensire, let inst; brige Trenton, Sprague Sydaey,léth inst for Surinam; (putin in couvequence of having 4 " a leak in heavy weather); Harriat?Ne well, Hatc., delpbia; Torcel'o, Johuson, Philadsiphia; Telos, Foaset, Rondout via Newport: rchra J C Cathoun, Phioney, Fred- ericksbuzg; Grece Darling, Baxter, 4 Mondsy night, brig Aon Elizabeth, Taylor, Georgetowa, De sox apr epage Vorest Staté, from Liverpool; Dashizg Wave (:ew clipper), from Portamouth in tow of steamer R BFo:bes. Ci d, barks Muvillo, Wood side, New Orleans; Bay Stste, Dill Baltimo.e; E'm, Tay- lor, Philadelphia; Satao Means, do Erle, Baxter, do; schis Segsanw, Crosby. Albany. Tiddemaun H Weeden goes master of echr Mej Ringgold. for Savanaah, which cld 17th, Sid, ship Serampere; barks Commerce, Mu- rillo, Velccity, Homer, Suliote; brigs Elvira, Maria, Tr.o, Pebeces, Roocroy. Taymouth, Castle, P R Hichborn, J H Kent; sehr Albert; brigs Argo and Canim, sailed 2lat, Arr 22d schra WC atwater, Kelsey, Virginis: T Bane- dict, Thomas, Philadelphia: sloop S:ray, Smith, Norwalk. Sli,’ schra Benj Kngling, Tica, and E P'Burtoa, Philate!- bia; tied end Vermillion, Virginia; Sarah Eliza- th, NYork. BANGOR—Arr Sey 10, schrs C L Stewart, Smith, New Orleans; 2th, Convoy, frown, Richmond, Va; Jutis App, Loud, NYork, “Cld 20th, rchr Mount Vernon, Gell Sept 19, brig Venus, Orr, Wilmington, NO. ATH— Arr ), brig Venus, Orr, Wil on, A:r Sept 20, bark Theles, Garduer, 8: Mary’s, Ga; brig R 8,ear, Avid, Wilmington, NC; soars Eben Sawyer, Rowse, Rictmond; Diemoad, NYork BRIStOL—Arr Sevt 21, sohrs Matthew Bird, Birdsall. Philadelphia; Science, G adding Providence for Albany; Time, Bartlett, do, to go on the railway; sloops Exeal, Braley, NYork; James, Briggs, Fa'l River, and old for ‘ork. Cid brig Rio Franklia, Havana, (ani sld 22d) CHARLESTON—Arr Sept 19, ship Switzerland, Carter, Livexpool; tchr North Carolina, tei Salem; 20th, stesmehip Marion, Foster, New York; ship New York, Edwards, do; bark Irvine (B:), Whitty, Liverpool via Staten ; sehr Challenge. Smith, NYork. Ia the offing a bark wale to be the Waltham, from Liver- ol. Sid 20th, rigs GL Abbott, Getty, New Ocloama; fos‘er, & port. DIGHTON— Arr Supt 20, echr Louisa, Troy; sloop J Fish, Babocer, do, Sid echr Caroline fall, Rigo ne New ak. EAST GREENWICH—Sld Sept 21, schr Joseph B Briak- ley, Cwleo Baltimore i ph FALL RIVER—Atr Sopt 20, schrs Renelchia Hallock, Smith, Philadelphia; Susan Ludwig, Walden, Rondout: Angel, Luce, Diadem, Jarvis, do. Also arr survey steamer Bibb, from a cruise; put in for water and coal, (and sid sgain 2let). Sid, schrs Daniel Browa (new, 204 tous) Heald, Alexaodria, Minerva, M’Givrea, Baltimore. GALVESTON—At quarantize abt Sept 5, schr Jame Evizabetd, from Ji in dist-ons, GABDINER—Arr Sept 16, schr Harriet Ann, NYork; 18th, schr Oieons, NYork, ‘ESTER—Arr Sept 17, achrs Charles VL Frankfort for St Pierre, Mart ; 20th, Da GLOUCI Go. from sbaon, f York. HOLMES’ HOLE—Arr Sept 21, b:ig Wm A Drew, Dan- ning, Philace!phis fcr Boston: sches i ond Ellen Merriman. Merriman, do for do; Jaue & Eliza, Reh ede, do for Salen; Almira T Gaudy, do for Roxbory; Syivia Higbee. do for Nantucket; Lucretis, Meady, Ji senviile for Boston; Lamartine. Thorndike, Charleston for Bruaawiok, a Luey, Eaton, Bondout for Porte mouth; Brave, O:cutt, Providesce for ie; Hasding. Boston for NBedford. pigtiprs reed Sept 22,11 AM—No arrival. ald schra 8 Higbee, La- ern martize, Lucy Brave, Equity. BYANNIS—In port sept 20, schrs Lewis, Orowell, Boston for NYoik; Red . do for Fredericksbu:g. LANO! to Sept 6, brig Lavaccn, Seen. (CRSONVINLE Oe prey to Sept id, sohr Grectam, eAcHAsPORTe sla aaae b i Kollar, — 5 ‘urek Mecham, Clark, NYork. {7th brig Frome eure bag palates 20th, wtg wind b-ig Bonaparte, NEWARK—Anr Sept 22, schr Enterprise, Fisher, Port- 2, Ce. NEW HAVEN—Arz Sept 21, sloops J D Noyelles, aud Powhatan, Aibany. Sid schrs Saxton, Wilmi " Swan, Rotdout; Edwin 0, NYork; Wm Jawes, Mary T Benedict, New Mexico, New York, 'B English, Judge Hopkins, ard Fred Warren, Philadelphia; er New k: Aexutder Law, Virginie; Vermillion, do. ANEW LON DONA Bap8 2, sohrs Palladium, , Senate, York, ton for NYork; sloopa Joseph Lawrenes, Kinaby, NYowe Senate, Wiloox, Ston- on jfor NYo.k, William, , Perry, NBedford for Albany. NEW BEDFORD—Arr Sept 20. schra Adelaide, ereave NYork; JH Deputy, Philadelphia ; iat, Zaphye, NYork. Sid 424, echrs Koret, Philadelphia; Ti ; Cornelia, NYork: sloop Republic, Albany, ipa NANTUSKAT—arz Sept 10, schrs W W Brainard, Cistk, and Jabez L White, Godtrey. Philadelphia; 20th, James & Samuel, Walters, and Jacob Raymond, Bourne, do, S14 19th, scar Tryall, Adams, Albany. NEWPORT~ Arr Sept 20, echra Splendid, Trott, feoms Portland for NYoik, (and wld Zist): Benj Brown, Rogers, Albany; 21st, schrs trove, Wall, andjackiam, Coombs, ~ Providence for Philadelpbia. Sid, brige R B Lawton, Al- drich, Havana: Busy, Harward. (from Pictou) Philadel- phia; Porto Rico, ey of the Lake; schr Auna J het Providence) Baltimore; and a fleet of vessels and W. 2P M—In port, the above; and brig E Hinds; Avery, NI brig Jemos Crosby, Phi- lncelphia; schrs Cambridge, Yer de; Chae Bull, Bil do. NEWPORT—sid Sept 22. brig E Hinde, for cotta; sebre Martin, EP Horton, Monitor, Mont Acklam, and all others, except achrs John Adams, Mbarda NEWBURYPORT—Sla Sept 19, ship Jno N Cushing, CCEPEIE EE, omer aunane " ‘ Clark, NYork. Cid schrs T Pha:o, Granmer, E Greoawieny is Newton, Harriman, Boston; Montezuma, Smith, NHaven; Louisa Reeves, Jobnson, Bristol; California, Poeriff, verstzaw. PORTLAND —Aer Sept 21, schr Mary Crockett, Crockett, ‘or! PROVIDENCE—Arr Sept Neneemoaas "Washington, “Marsist” Sato, Yarnaies jansemond; uffoik, Va; Tayler, Abrahe:n, Charrystone, Va; Gen Clinch, ‘Baker, Baltimore; Treasurer, Wa, do; Philadelphia: I abel + Wpiltecans Philedelphia for Paw: tucket; Ganges, Ba Albany; President, 8: Teadont; strona Oomtaeree; Yylee, REE eto? \ it: Davis, do; Biackstone, NYork. Sid sohes Hall, and Aona Jepkins, Baltimore, nt “brig Grand Turk, Smith, Bangor; schre Chale B’ Prizdle (of Yarnouth Nata ’Nense- mon¢; Montrose, Wall; ombs; Star, Jeffer- ; WB Fe: Champion; Townsend; Tncy Abo, Bplay Baporiut, Shrnpaiey ; Ree Lozier, and Gazelle, jreland, Philadelphia; Tuane Tease? Bail. and Eliza & Nancy, Baker. NYork: America, Hul, aud Monitor. Springer, NYork; Gipsey, Ronéout. Arr 224, propeller Osceols, Msoshsster, NYork. Si John Rogers, Mahew; J W Swain, Townsend; ,. Henry B Bascom, Corson; Horace Nizhols, Bur, avd Levis Cierk, Vankirk. Philadelphia; United, Sates? and Perino, Ingraham, Albany; Otiae nestor NYorky soos ‘Corn inn, 5 3 a aerce, dou Fashion, Biydenburg, NYork; ‘ ‘ton. do, PORTLAND— Are Sept 19, schr Lydia Catha Tadeo for, NYork; 20th, briga Sante Clare ‘wood, more; Eu; eo Reed, Meohanie, Mer Fey Sea Bird, Orr, fo Ce eae ward, Doss, Roadoubs; selir Geo Brooks, Bie son, Philos dolphia, WORTSMOUT Are Sept 20 brigs Adelma, Arcadian, th Philadelphia; sehr Yuca- tan, Garland. (see Disasters); Geo W Feet. ie yea tee On ok eee marker; : Coorer Tarbox Boston (with inward mexperbol . PLYMOUTH —Arr Sept 20, sehr Riv, Norfolk. ‘ RICHMOND—Arr Sept “3 fit ae, Cunningham, and © obr + Aon Eliza NYork Sid, Arrat Os Pra 20th, ship Junius, Titcomb, 44 days cer Tiet, sobre Sarah Hcabetb, Phil izabet Eilze, Hotebkiss, NYork 'b, Phillips, Bo:ton; Mary 84 VANNAG—Arr Sept 18, brig Portland, ———, Pert lend, echra Hallowell! Harding Rockland, Ms; Francis ly, Reeveland NYork. Cid echt Virginia, Axwer- York; 19h, brig Lucy HChasa Soott, do, Arr Sept 20, brigs 8.m Small Treadwell, and Th was & award, Barrington, Philadelphia; sohrs New Zewand Rea, Baliiwore; Sanop, Wyinan, il del phiay ‘ LK Seow, NYork Sid bark J: ha Swacey, Arnold Aftien. Arr 2b :ebrs lleoge. Clifford; Mil eaukie, Coomba, sod Mery Paturecn Lypmire, Philadelphia; Giode, Swift, NYork, SId echr Charles A Heckscher, Studbs, Philsdelphia. Arr 240, brig Russell Poythreas, Goorgetown, DC; wbr Buen Obes ecw. NYok ee j WILMINGUON NC--Arr #eot 16 sehr R W Brown ‘Tormer, NYor¥. 18h brig Judge Hathaway. Ireland, do, | (34 18h brig Wm T Dogon, Coluns, NYork; 19th, seg t Berj Franklin, Giles, Barton v Cid Sept 18 sch>s Dacoiah, Mankia, NYork; 20th, Ware, Briggs, do; 2tst, Marine, Powell, and Aan & Samm, feet err. 40, wee Bept 20, sehrs Arion, M’Laughiim, lorfolk. Sid Sent 22, rohr Hi Port Ewen; seep Wvistery, Balan, Reatowe 7? en Fett Pam ARLTL ake a Spt 20, coh Frans Hales A oa di Pr ‘3