The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1854, Page 8

| must | a Mex! Successful Progress of the Revolution. — irty Americans Rescued from being Shot-by the Governor of Mezatlan. Ralsing of the Blockade of Acapuleo by the United States Ship Portsmouth, &e., &o., he. We have received copies of the Boletin Oficial dal Ger cite Restaurador de la Lier tad—the organ of Alvarer— to the 14th ultimo, and from them we gather some fur- ther porticulars of the movements end sucowsses of the Mexican revelutionsts An arvicle on the present politi- cal and social condition of tie country gives the follow ing items of news, youching for their truth, as they were furnished by moat respectable partics of high atanding in society. “The State of Yucatan has adopted the plan of Ayut- Js in the most eplendid and victorious manner, Tehuan- topec, Rio Verde, (State of Yau Luis) Acatlan, Chiautla, | and Chotla, (State of Puebla) Huajepan de Leon, (state Mexico, Sierra Gorda, and Arista, bave declares their ad- | herence to the republican flag aud we are assured, on the most reliable ipformation, that the revolution hae ipas, Tuxpan, (State of Vera Cruz) and the towns of the North. The prefect and princi; el commandant of Iguala asked for an agditioval arm:d turer from the capital, with the expectation of meeting our \siant taps, whieb, under the commend of Villalia ocouvy the Cerro del Limon. Tae government rent bie wid the battalion of Mata- mores, reinforced with itlerent uvattached pickets. Tie troop, hearing the voice of the country, which de- minded its services, have serused to obey the instruc tions given them to fight aguinst their own brothren have joined the revolution sn this time should be in the district of Cuautls, trom whence we are anticipating fovorable news. ‘The tyrant bas returnad to the capital where triumph- al unches were prepared for his reception, and whore, with much exterior display, he bas sought to make the people believe the lying statemenis of hia exploits. Tho poopie have looked uyon ai] this with ountempt, and the tyrant himself, whethor from the ill humor oc- casioned by his disgraceful flight, or from other causes easily understo d, retused to pase under the triumphal portal, and while the iamense crowd of ‘woak hypocrites and corrup'od courtiers were assembled | to greet and to fatter him, they were suddenly advised of the arrival of his S-rene Highness at the Palace: The day following, the great Senor of Turbuoo had a quarrel with his ministers, becau.e these gevtlemen, who un- doubtedly desire the death of the tyrant, had boldly in- s'sted on opening the document in which Santa Anna had named his successor Wodo not know what other poenes followed thie absurd and ridiculous ono ; but cer- tain it is that in two days the ministers wore dismissed from office. The intelligence from Puebla confirms in overy par- tioular the accounts from Mexico city, inserted above, and the only additional news we have to communicate, is the march of troops stat.oved io the capital of Pucbla to Jalisco. Are the people of Jalisco on our aide? Let our Teaders judge for themselves. In the Cerro del Gallo the ol@ patriot, Don Pascaal Asoencio, is encamped with 800 mea, and is waiting for orders to carry into execution. The great majority of the people of Ajuchitin have recognised the revolution, aad are resolved to austein the movement. ‘The assassin Coaio Bohumonde has evcaped, in a cow- ardly mgnner, from Michoncwn, which Siate sltozether, as the public know, has seconded our glorious move- ‘tment. Citizens | to your heroic valor and to your energy the country is indebted for a now era of liberty, which must flourish under the favor of tuat divine Omnipotence which protects the just and righteous cause. The rovo- lution has extended to the four quartorsof the republic. Let, then, the tyrant trembio; and let those traitors who have endeavored to wong sad muliga the noblest People in uke world sufferthe penalties. Our Mexican Correspondence. U.S Smp Portexovrs, AT Sea, May 28, 1834. Important from Macallan—Thirty Americans Rescued from being Shot, by ths Mmily in a-ference of the United States Ship Portemovth—The Inhabitants of Mecatlan Opposed to Santa Anna, dc., de. As we may, in a day or two, fall in with one of the mail steamers, I will commit to paper an eccount of our Goings since my last communtcation to you. We parted with the steamer Columbus on the 7th of April, aud made the best of our way for Mavatlan, intending to stop only one day. On our arrival thoro, which waz on the 18th, we were informed that « Chillan Dark, the Patrata, Captain Spri igor, bed been soized in the Gulf of Lower Californie, while on hor passage from San Francisco to Guayamas, by a Mexican outter, on sus- picion that ber passeogers—fifty in namber—were fili- busters, on their way to join Walker. Tho prssengers’ story is this—that they had supposed from the numerous reports that our government had purchased the country, and they were om their way to Lower California and S0- nora to settle on the lands. Twelve of there passongers had passports: the remainder, from some unknown cause, had not supplied themselves with one. Right of them were native born Americans, and twonty-t:ro wore nata- ralized citizens of the United States, making thirty claim- ing our protection. The remainder were Maglish, Irish, French and Swedes. The cutter took the bark into the port of Meratlan, when 6 stroog guard of soldiers was placed on board of her, who treated these men in 8 most inhuman and dis- graceful manner, which calls loudly for our government to demand satisfaction of santa Anna for the wrongs in- flicted upon these innocent travellers. On the arrival of the bark, Mr. Gattan, our consul, with great difficulty auceceded in obtaining from the Governor a parole of honer for those having paesporte. In that number was Mr. Wm. Snelling, brother of the late Capt. N. Snelling, of Congress street, Boston. Capt. Deraia eenrey far. niehed himself with all (uo feats connected with the arrost of these men, and then not!fied the Mexicaa Gevernor that those thirty men claiming the proteotion of tho Amori- can flag, were citizens of the United States, and ea sach he would and +honla protect them, and also ace that they had justice done them. He also insisted upon lavirg them removed from their prison ship to moze comfortable quarters on sbore, In this he auccecdad, and they were removed to the quartel, and the Governor allowed them 2 sufficiont sum of money to purchase their provisions. ‘Tho Governor, Onding be could not bluff our little Cap- tain off, and seeing bo was determine? to stop until the men were reach, sent s momenger to the city of Mexico for instructions, and avother one to Guayamas for proof them. On tho 20th of May hie Honor next moraing tent to the beach to bring them off to the ship, On tho eame day we Put forty days provisions ou voant of the U. & revenne cutter Wm. 1, Marcy, sho Laving arrived iro days previous. On the 24th transferred ali the mon ‘but three to the cutter, her commander, Uapt. Steplion Cornell, having very bindly offereg to take them up to Francisco. eailod same afternoon for that port, Messrs. Snelling, Warren and Sevier remaining v ‘ua, to go to » These mon wore vory thani. that the Portsmouth happened to drop into Martian. Hod we not gone in thero, It {s certain that these nafor- tunate men would ether have deen shot or sont to dra, out a miserable existences in the Mexican mines, whic! would bave done without much form of a trial. The suspicion that they were alibusters would have beon enough to condema them. It was the determination until they were fairly or release; and if it been f nocessary our black dogs of liberty would have Leg oe aa erg oa Sed would have opened » fire 1 , a ven those rascals n "Sele Sam's pore oot shot. Onr gal lant boys were uncasy and anxiously waiting to hear the tousic beat, calling all hands to quarters, that ‘we wight open Gre upon the city, and thus avengo the it. D. not to leave the | | \ | { | next steamer from can Franeineo The wh ‘Tho cre is, * | eo as thoy hore in sight. ‘The laweare to ruin. yhel Flor of Centra! America, On our’ arrival, I Yours, &e., | NAMES OF AMEKICANS RESCUED AT MaZATLAN, TRE MFXICANS, BY THK UNITS ¥T «TAs STKAMSHIP TOKTEMOUTH, F. A. DORNIN, EXQ., COMMANUING, Geo Heasbens, New York, 7, Now Hampabire, bddiees you. Wil) sun Snel W. Warren Ne JoLn Lewin fevers: ‘A.B. Clemens, N Homps'e, Pral Futon, Louisiana, 3 8. Ferdinand Shang, 0! Lewis Butt M Henry ( amo» George Groff, Be Milon ¢ eurtright, Jobn V. Morrison, ©) 8. F. Simpson, Unrrep Starrs Sreamamr Po! AcaruLoo, June 7, 1864. Of Oajaca) Tejap loo, and many people of the State of | scgpulca still in the Possession of the Revolutionists— Alvarer About to Receive a Loan of $3,000,000 from San Francisco—The New American Ounsul. Wo arrived at this port on the 24 inst, nine days from been equally successful in Tawpico, ond Tula de Tamaul- yiarailan. This city is perfectly quiet; business is at @ stand stil’—only one vessel in port, the American bark Penne Ube, empark, Ohio, eron, California, bie, y Ivanis, neyi'a hio, “ Sereno, of San Francisco. trent: city of Mexiev. Jove of dollars. Santa Apna live al vid May, a the 10 Adl hands well: Buch hhed 20th of last month sand tropa, retreated, on rman, of your city, the new Consul at this Joverh Nutter, a native of Pro- R.1, died on boerd of this ship on the Slat of 1 ¥en buried atxea, We rhall dail from here on inst: for home, by way of Callaoand Valparaiso. Ww. PF. G. rep STATES StgaMsmP PoRrsMouTa, Acarctco, June 20. 1884. The lote Victory over Santa Anna’s Troops—Bitter Feeling of the Inhabvants (f Acapulco against Santa Anna— ‘While we wore there ou the Boon; «0 he commed See PUNT tinge ry on the Puctfc is focte dam bad the et stabs, Texas, George Shiel, Indiana, 11 Byrnes, South Ye er H. Hayes, Leter Blokin, New York, J Kendall, Bal Jobo Humater, Oblo, George Lower, pepeain's, R. Islaod, ‘The city and fort are wtlll in the possession of General Alvarez and his party, and it will be a hard day’s job for Santa Anna to ruut hit oat. Alvarez, with three thousand troops, is on the pass, | d+ m les distunt from bore. The gallant and brave colone! Commerforo, with four hundred brave soldie hoide the fort, which is mounted is a moat powerf Santa Anna, with six thou started back towarls the Alvarez, itis wald, will receive by the ot three mil- are opposed to ven with the tyrant! Loug rer," who, it le’ anid, ls awaitiag to give Sante | Anra another warm reception, should he come back ts | very Grorytbing ls taxed. folakd © Sharecter a6 those in the cellar, which hed contained HIEKLY 'MPCRTANT FROM MEXICO. { money in or out of Mezatlon, oy a resident mative, be y & duty of five per cent. m ‘chaner from le Pas came in: her captain, a native, undertovk 'o take three thou-sad dollars ic Mexican mcney on shore without . wee 5 and lost the = *. robbe 1 ia own Country, ®: ry bis own people: y cannettske money from one town to anotber without paying this ontrageous tax. the ¢ unt fam It ie bich time U ost. He wovld soou change the aapect of thlacs. ‘Wegpust bave our territory extend on the Pacific as far 8¢ Acapulco; thus, in a» tew seers, we might purchare @ FRoM tury entines tt waa empty; the content ‘were draws round the open the aghout the butting ; I found two half barrels—ooe gereral Hens of fing, and the other > {he tease cf both barrels had been knocked ta; « large quantity of loowe cotton was a Oi over the floors, fatured with this turpentine; in the ceatre of the lott : i i rye. t572852338 was a box having the sppean taadaai Hernate layers of oakum, aa sib turpentine; ‘eee pS um Hi raturas were stuffed In tho girder banches of cas wih turpentine; on the third, fourth, fifth, and lofts the wincows Gillet up with gotton, is order revent the smoke seceping until the fire had get under Mill headwav; in addition to the sbove, { found ® qusn- tity of loose cotton laid against the hottem of the store ul Sek in with cotton, done evid-ntly for the purpose of pre- | Venting persons from the street from eveing a light ia | the +tore, apd also to prevent the smoke from cecaping, | gn thereby giving an alarm; ov sscertafoing these facta, I pre 10 Mr. Baker, the Fire Marsbal, aad informed him of the conaition of the building, and requested him to ome sud make an investigation; he did so; ant went through the build ith bim and ke found the building in the condition | have above desoribed, Joba Devin aworn—lam a policemas ot Second ward police; at a fow minutes’ before 12 o’elook, on Thursday Right, July 6, 1664, I was oa my beat (a Front street, near Fulton, when I heard wy ‘mame loudly called by soe one, apparently near Mallen lane; I went to the 6)9t, *nd found private wa'chman John J. White and two | laberers standing opposite 147 Front atreet; Mr. White | told we that be beard noises in thet baildi end had wa'ched 2 little while and bad beard the inside iron wia- dow sbutter open, and the window partly raised; be sald he bad stepped forward from where be Was standing to uostion the person at the window, when the party invide | cloveo the snutter instantly aod dirappeared; on this in- formation. PI ‘that burglars were fa the store, I tried the door and found it fastenos; I ray with my club at the door, and called out who was ; Bo an- swer was returned, and, hearing a uolso, a4 I thought, of people on the stairs inside, I struck the call rap or as- sistance, apd officers Tracy and Reeve, of the Second came up, with private watchwan George Ladd; Ms. Wiiie snd myrolt tried to force open che office but coulo “not succeed; 1 tl Taised the window sab, which was at’ the time partly w: thiew open the iron butters, which were unfasteu FS; | Mr L-dd brouch! light im a lantern; oflene Tracy to x the light and entero through the window, and I follow cd hm; the others remained outelde; on looking ta, the officer imudictely by the window, htard tootstwpe of persons ooming down atsirs, when instantly a boy aad man cxme ints the office, who. aubsequeutly turned out t be Charles A. Pevorelly and bia brother, Theodore [, Pewerelly, a boy, about fifteen yeare of age; on thelr er tering the office from the main bullding, havlug uo light With them, officer Tracy seized hold of the eléor P-verehy, snd I took hold of the boy; they both ap- peared very much excited: we sxid to them, * What are Ee doirg bere?” when they both replied they belonged lo the store, and bad a rignt there; I seked why they did not apawer when spoken to at the wintow; they mado no reply to that; the eldest ove then acke { me who the officer war cn that bent, and asked mo who the officer was who controlled dbia matter—meaning, as Tunderstood him, the officer controlling tho arrest; I told him it made no matter; be replied he coala settle it if be saw him privately, exhibiting bis gold watch at the time, the boy spoke, but the exact words I cannot recollect, but'l think it was something about bis brother being the owner of the store; aa soon as we commenced ¥. Cot Cimmerford in San Francisco to Negotiate a Loan | taixing with Mr. Peverelly and brother, end bad them in For the Revulutionizts—The Blockade knocked into a Corked Hat by the U. 8. 8. Portyemouth, Since my last to you, which was dated at this place, I have to communicate to you the following additional news, which Iam confident will be read with interest by | and your numerous readers. On the 16tb, a detachment of Genoral Alvares’s troopa gave battle to Gen, Santa Anna’s troops, near the Mes- calls river. A captain and thirteon of Santa Anna's soldiers wore killed, and forty taken prisoners, with twenty paok custody, Mr. White, officer Reeves and Mr Ladd ome into the office through the window; Mr. White on hear- ing the name given by Mr. Pevorelly asid it was the name , Of the person owning the store; from the circumstances attensing it we thought it wan hest to take Mr. Pevorelly t to the station house, as their conduct ap- peeret very suspicious; we had reason to believe some- wrong, although we could nut tell. what it was at the time; I then gave the boy in charge of officer Tracy, and the two prisoners were then conveyed to the Second ward station house, assisted by wa chman Ladd: I turned to go out of the building. accompanied by Mr. White and officer Reeves, when I saw the reflection of a light in the mules and a large quantity of baggage and stores, Santa | far end of the store on tne firat floor; I said we should Anpa’s troops then retreated. Thore are in Acepulco The reat of Gen. Alvares’s about one thousand troops. army are stationed at different points on the National road, between Acapulco and tho City of Mexico. These | troops are all well drilled, and sro determined that the State shall be free from Santa Anna’s tyrannical yoke, or lose their lives in the attempt. Tho wet season han commenced, and much fighting will not take place before next fall. turn to Acapulco whenever he pleases, and he will muet In every farmor’s house you will find the armed, and ready, ata moment’s notice, to fall ranks, and follow thetr nol Mountains, as be is exiled, Gon. Alvarez. On the mail rteamer Golden Gato, from Panama, out boing molested by the biockading’ havirg probably fallen to the leeward. She ter, coal, and provisions, ena left the ssme 1. Commerford, who distinguished bimeelf lant conduct in the defence of this place, haa Franciaco in the Golden Gate, to v that Alvarez in expecting to reccive Mexican merchants of Acapulco who were known to be friendly 10 Santa Anna, were sent out of tho place, and Let Santa Anna ro- ble leader, the Fox Fas ith- | at this time mak her | tho lighted candle as ne to San go the the that city. Two examine where the light came from; I wont to the rear of tro store with White and Reeves; wo there saw the iight was shining from the cellar of the rear building; we climbed over sevoral bales of cotton where the | ight was, and found it to be a piece of can about ap inch and a half long. lighted, stuck in the top ginger pop bottle; this bot was standing on the ground floor, near one of the uprights which sup- porta the atoro; the space of about ‘teen inches arou, this bottle was clear with the exception of about aninc! pee aes uid matter, looking like a mixture of oiland liquids; there was a strong, offensive smell in this tho end of s baio of cotton | open, ‘and the cotton apparently taken out in fakes and scattered about the ce: in tho immediate vicinity of | the canole; [ aid not oxamine this cotton to see if it © | been saturated with turpentine or camphene; we did not full investigation, as we believed the 8, and therefore hurried out with quickly aa he; on our return to the front oftice we discovered @ quantity of loose cotton had been placed under the main door to fill up opening at the bottem, and the crevices of the door to about a foot high, also beon stuffed with loose cotton, for the purpose, as I sup; of prevent any person outside from looking through to seo a lignt; we examined the office up stairs, occupied by Mr. coller; beyond this, I saw | light to bo Po- took pasege in tho came dort. As soon as any one is pereliy, and there foun tho safe unlocked, and the key a found to exprees an ovinion friendly to ‘Anna, be recoives notice to leave, and the came day if waidle, he or they are sent sway in come vessel leavi the port Santa Anna Ia spoken of in Aca- oh the most bitter terms. Should he be #o unlu an to get entrapped within the Limits of this It w the intention paleo head will surely como off. Commerford, before ho returns, to purchase one or more steamers, arm and man them, como dowd, and drive off the blockading aqoadron. which coneiats of the bark Santa Anpe, (formerly the Caroline of Colonol Walker's Santa it; Mr. White opened it, and found only some a6- ecunt books there; there was no money; the boy, when pegs in bis possession, undor his coat, a receipt Delooging to the coneorn; I locked the door, and chy | gave tbe key to Mr. White: J then returned to tho s’a- Colonel tion house, and saw the prisoners there, and asked the Boy Theodore who placed the cotton egalast the front dorr; he denied all knowledge of the cotton being there; T assisted Iu putting the prisoners in charge of the keeper of the prison, when the cldest said, ‘if be could have Seen the man, this never would bave happened;’’ I don’t expedition) of soven guns, and two sloops of one gun | think the boy said anything at the time. each. On the 8th inst., the John L Stephens was al nalled port. Wo immediat bd preceedea ont of aa belo) way, yoy her Into off the bark was about ten miles to the Stephens sbout the same distance to the southward of the port. We @red threo guns as signal for the Stephens to heave to; but sbo did not notice because her commander did not wish to go into tl or because he could not from gy ing in. Bor com: sole—and most. particular! rt. He admitiod that him and returned to port. On the morning of at Acapulco that the city of with six probably be to-morrow), and convo! in expected that we si AN hands well. AcartLco, June 22—045 P.M. Final Ratving of the Blockade. Sm:—I hasten to drop yous few linos before the mail comes in. fince our letter bag was closed this morning we got under weigh and went outeide and ran alongside | of tho Senta Anna. Captain D. sont a mersenger on aform her commander that we had come out to y tho steamers into port, and should do #0 a6 soon Her commander replied that he 4 consider the blockade was brokon, and should qnit forthwith; he accordingly made all sail and lett for 1s again open to all. giadto have a chance to leave; he stated that ho was short of provi- sions, hod, vutof a crew of seventy-five, twenty five on the sick list, bed buriea four withfa @ week, and bad not ma for some time. 0, coming in. the port. about the ‘iret of J boar to in she Mazatlan. The cc mmander of heard from Santa corvette Dido is ev The Attempt at Arson in Front Strect, CONCLUSION OF TBE TESTIMONY AGAINST CHARLES A. PEVERELLY AND BROTRER—~A OURIOUS CRAIN OF EVIDRNOB SRUIRTED—THRIR COMMITTAL FOR TMIAL. on fire, was yooterday rosumed by the Fire Marshal be- fore Jastice Welsh. Additional evidence was takon, con- H of the testimony of Captain Flender, police off- cers Devinand Tracy, Mr. Thomas Botts, manufacturer of the camphene, Mr. Carnes, the carman, and Mr. Ba- her, It was shown that the boy, Thood ore L. Peverolly, on the Thureday sfiernoon in question, went to the cam- stillery of Messrs. Lounsbury & Co., in Williams i there purchased three half barrels of cam- phene, and three of turpentine, for which ho paid $78; then procured @ carman and son | carmen on this side of the rivor testifies to being hired | by the boy to carry the said barrels to the «tore 147 Front street, between 5 and 6 o'clock on Thursday after- nown, and the same night the two Pevervlly’s were foand evidence the magistrate rofuced it Ube elder Peverelly to bail, and the boy's ball has fixed at $8,000. In addition ale’ phene ba in tho store. govern! bales of cot! suger box; drawn up centre of the Boor, was On the aly. 80 the port of Ai the Sat Before Jértion Welsh. Tue matior pending agatast Charle 4d Theodore L. Pevorelly, the brother, a boy ‘if years of ago, charged with attempting to sot thoir store , private watchmen, reparation bad been made to No. 147 Front street; I went to the the cellar; there I found two half bar tamed turpentine emptied; also @ torved owt on the Boor; the bai junntity of loose cotten wae immediate vicinity of thesc half barrels of or Camphene; this cotton peptine and of!; on the got under | reoti ‘con- a outside, the north, and , | or eee us: We ‘scoordlaghy | returned to port. The pext day wogot underway aud went ont, and run down to the Paata Anna; we both hovete, and Lt. Win. A. Parker and Captain Tyler, agort for the steam- ¢r8, went on board of her te ascertain upon what authority they stopped the steamers or any other Amo: vessel ho received orders from General Santa Anna, not to allow any rea- the steamers—toenter the Is was Dot just, and that his ores was weak, and if Captain D. required it of him he would leave the coast. Ho was informe: that his govern- mont would Le held responsible fer all da: that we wore in no particular burry, should remain about Acapulco for tho present, and con- yoy the steamers in and out of the port. We then left . and also | hought wo news arrived | had control of t together | enc of the States, bad ‘revolted in favor of | Dewaptci— that i could explain, any Alverer and ogainst Senta Anna. A salcte of ono hundred guns wos frod from the fort, the bells wero rung, and it Was a day of goneral rejoicing. Tis afterucon wo shall ge outside and cruise off the harbor until tho steamers ‘rom Sen Francisco and Panama come along (which will them in and ont of } ¢ Callao FG. 3 ‘The English RG. yo thom away. A ¢ é ry i g 5 ef i 3 ead Tracy eworn, policeman, Socond ward—On ‘Thursday night I heard the call rap given; ren in the di- fon St the sound, nod found elkcor Devin an Me, White at tho corner of Maiden Iane. He then confirmed Taeked him if he was sure some ono wns in the atoro; ho said he was; I told Mr. Ladd to get a light; when he wae me I heiped fo remove « email from the win- dow sill; Mr. Ladd camo with @ light in a lantern; lantern, and climbed into the window store; looked around the small office; I then heard footsteps » hing in the main building; I walked tow: tho sonnd with tho lantern, und Mr, Chas. A. Peverelly and his brother, a named Theodore, came towarda me; at this time I | did not know who they were, bui was surprised at their perronal appearance, as I expected vi different per. sons; Tasked them what they were dol there; they repliod—-We belong here,” that it was all right; 1 then said to officer Devin—‘‘Take hold of that one,” meanii tho boy, and I took hold of the elder; I theg looked the store door, and saw & quantity of loose cotton packed euginst tho bottom; I then turned to the office door lead- ing to the siroet, and found a key in it; I unlockefi the door, and we came into the street; 1 then fold Mr. Peve. relly he would bave to go to the station house; he asked who was the Ca: \—meaning, as I understood, who rrest at the time; Iasked him what ‘as well as any one; he then asked me if he conld have @ ltitle private talk with me; I told him yes, if he did not tske too long; ho hesitated, tind wemed iy wish to go off ta some priuate place to talk. I thon walked with him some twenty feet trom tbe other parties; we were then alone together; he appeared much confused and excited; he wanted to have matter settled there, without having to go to the station bones, and raid that I should not regret it, and thet I should be none the loser by it; i told him he would have to go to the station house with me, and that if ho could explain things satisfactorily there, { was willing he should; on my way to the station house I asked him what he wos afraid about, if he was the owner of the store, and if everything was allright, ns he said it was; heasked me if those men would search the store, mean- Ing those who were left bebind; I toid him they remain. ed for that purpose, and that it was a part of their busi- neea; he replied that he was & man of family, and this would ruin him; I avhed him what thero was thero, oe in the store,) that fhe was eo afraid of thoir finding; ho said, “Never mind, it is of no matter;’ ho said he could explain it to the ‘captain, snd could make it all right; on arriving at the station house Lieut. Keat- ing was in command; | explained the suspicious circum. stances, and the prisonors were detained; the elder Po- Torley was vory desirous of seeing Capt. Lonard; he wna sent for, and found to be absent from the city; Mr. Po- verley seemed to be fearful that some ome would ques- tion the boy Theodore; asked me several times if any one would do 60; they were kept in eoparate npartments; ftold him he need not feel alarmed about the boy. as he ap- ared to know his business and kept very etill; ho sala ho did not want the boy to be questioned; at the police court. the following morning Mr. Poverley told the boy to mind tolt hhin—that he would answer all iit would be their turn by anil by; 3 3 F3 F Soath pw@oct; on Thursday vat 6 o'clock, T wae with my South oad Faiton streets, came ap to me aodasked ot & cartman; [told him I was a bs id, “Dve got six barrels up here at PookSlip ferry,” and asked me to go and take them to 147 ont street, at storage; I sald I would; he got on the cart, rede up to Peck og he and as wowout aloug ho said a man would there to help mo to load up; Tasked him what was whon I becked op my cart ta load In the barrols, and be replied he did not know, but it was not hoary avoring man was there, who helped me load up; Lput the six barrela on my cart, but I Mit aot eee the boy pay the man for assisting mo; as s00n as the barrels ‘weere on the cart the boy jumped on tho cart with me, and I drove off towards Frout street; soon after ws started ‘he boy said to me, “You need not be in too big 8 Burry driving so fast, because ’m not ins hurry. I’ve it of time,” I replied, ‘ Very well’ he noxt eaid, Rel? Front st., theo handed me two quartar do hoces 5 and afterwards a sixpence, in case f could not get them off tho cart without belp, and the sicpence was to pay the holp; the half dollar was pay the boy jam: Maiden whlch te od off the cart before I came upwards of @ block from Peverelly’s atoro, bnd said to me ho would go alead, and for me to watch the store ho went Into, and then to back right up and roll in the bar-. s pd Sirecky rele; Ithen saw the boy enter the stare No. 147 Front 1 street, snd it to be the number of the store alrea- dy given on ed, backed mp the cart to the door and rolled the barrols as directod; I did bot ongage any one to help at the time I rolled In the bartels; boy ood insiae the store, about ten or twolvo foot from the doorway; bef asked him i : fit F i a coor on Front f-cet, and the crevices of the door filed | => és: tre = Flender, captain of the (orurance 4 ry * bed bkeo mado to fire a that I wae wanted to he place, and foun occupied by Charles A, a storage; the store J found Mr. White and Mr Lud, jrivate watchmen, ani Osptata Flender; they briefly notified 'me that Peverliy aod his brotrer were arrested: I then went into the store with aa ae yack - iped the premires from 1 ry; in the reer cellar, after crawling over some bales of cot- top and bogeh of sugar, Mr. White direo'ed my at tenticn te the where, o sbort time previounly, he bad found a Hahted candie etufied in tho tov of » bot- tle; clove by where this candle was found | saw two tron bound barrels; the heads en ford (i beon hep niente one of them empty, the other coataining one or two Dons of alvor ol, or camphene; the fumes arising irom tl cellsr were almost suffocating; the gro es covered with a mixture oonsistl of cil and camphene, or turpentine; I not! that the bungs had been knocked out uf one or two ofl carks, and the casks rolled over no that the oil escaped on the floor; severs! bales of cotton were cut open, and the cotton spreed about, saturated with elther camphene or tur;entire; after this examination I made a hasty re- treat, a 1 aid not consider it was safe to carry s light in tLat vicinity; on the floor immediately sbove the cellar were two wore barrels of the same desoription; they had evicently beou full of eitter aleohul or camphene; their ‘6; in one of the barrels was a small quaatity of tho same deacriz tion; the heads were also broken in; these barrels had contained cxmphene, so I judged by the strong emell, one of them bad been emptied by sata. rating cotton, and throwing it aboet the floor; the other barrel was still ne-third full, on this floor, newe the centre, an ol pan Og of suger box Was found, in which was placed aliervate lay-ra of ;i.se woot, cutton and cakum, saturated with complene; directly over this bex were large bunches of saturated oakum, staffed ia hotween the girders [ie box wa surrounded with loose cottom suturated witb ¢ mp°ene; the two b rrels were standing with n thice tert of ft. In addition to th's tales ot cotton had heen rolled noar the b.tehway for the purpose, in my opinion, of aiding the confl%gration; the hatchesys from the cellar to thy topmost loft were thrown open in the rear butiding; the windows on exch story were barricaded op with cotton, and every crevice stopped up. fer the purpose, sx it would appear, of pre- venting the escape of the smoke from the building, which might discover the fire too sooa tor the purpose of the uilding are tenements cocupird by many poor families; one fronting on Lepeyster street, and the other on Maioen lone, and but little doubt exists, from the large quantity of irflammaebie matter in the store, that whea on fire, as it was intended it should be, no one could tell when or where the flames would termi- nate; and in addition to the loss of property, no doubt many human lives would have been sacri- ficed. On pasi from the second story to the loft abo 1 found the bottom pect 2 ‘lantern, in which was a piece of sperm about twd inches in length; it was not burning, but bore evidence of having been lighted; three other pieces of sperm candle, of about the same size, were found stuck in bottles, all bearing evidunce having been lighted; on the second floor f found t: pieces of sperm candle by a chair, and s lot of candles, whittled off for the pw: of ft ond the bottles; my impressicn is, trom the eq size of tho ieces of candI+, that the bottles contaluing to ve been placed or had been placed on each story of the building, and the cotton saturated with cam around the cand'es, so tbat it would burn down, the cotton on each floor at about the same instant, there- 4 bes bee pee = to Se ee 3 » in my opinion, was the vbject of ving iteces ody OPE ar AS found on y a large tent lea- ther ehoes covered with a mixture uf camphens, oil, and 3 & cles, Mr. Jobastoe, emening ss Saaee the priso: ‘The; Ppa thor cella. 1e ners. were first saw the boy Theedore. tnat hia boots and some distance up his pant Were saturated with ofl apdcampbene. I smelt the cffuviam of tine quite strong arising from them.’ The boy ssases yt be much alarmed. I asked him his name, and where he re- sided. He told me readily and he resided with his brother Charles Inext spoke to Charles A. Peverelly. Tacked him it he was the proprietor of the store. wid howsa. Iasked him if he waainsured Ho said no. He then asked me if I was the Capta'n of Police. I said thonght he stoodin a very unpleacant position. He. then raid “Mr. Baker, to make a confident of you if I could” 1 r+ plied he could not make a confi wy business. My bustbess was to investigate and detect crime, and Papers, the evidenco for the public prose- cutor; that I dig not wish him to sy & word to me that ni; ht jn aay way tend to re Judioe h: ftwonld be best for Lim to keep bis mouth cured ablo counsel; he then asked me if I could recom- wend good counsel, as he did not know 3 pot my businers to recommend councel—that he must ae- lect bis ows; I could pot recommend sny one to hia; thero were plont bim apd went a yeared to exhibit, I waa fearful he might commit 8, ‘Gnd sd-ised that his person should be searched, any knifo that he might have about him bo taken at Veutensnt thes went wit elly was searebed, and s emall pen knife and other pro yerty was taken from him; soon after both the + were taken to the police court, before Justice Welsh, and whilst rested in one of the rooms I asked Peverelly to tell mo the name of the wan who was with bim in the he said be could not do it; au! uently Theo- dore informed me that the rean’s' name was * Ned;”” that he was abont 35 years of age, and that he hed not seen hima for about an hour rf to their leaving the boa up to ihe ter iain a same day [ ind & negro cal jeorge, Wi formed me that he locked up the stere on Thure tay i about seven: v’clock; that at about a quarter or ten minutes before seven Boe be saw Mr. Charlea & brother Pp tho key, as be was used to do, in the liquor store kept by Mr. Anne- ry, in Pine street; I took Begro to Mr. Annery’s store, ard asked tho bar temder if the negro had left a key with him on the night previous; he replied “ Yes”? and pointed tos nail, saying, ‘There it hangs row;”’ I ‘took the key from the bar wnder and returned to the stere ond fonnd it to be the original key, and the key found in the door by the police at the time Pevonclly waa no turns out to be & duplicate Rey and newly le. Thomas Rotts, of the firm of J. S. Lounabury & Co. being duly aworn, sayz—Ho resides at No 94 South Third street, Williamaburg, Kings county; that on Thursday, the 6th day of July, 1854, at about $ o'clock on that af” , Theodore L. Pevorelly, now bere, came to the office at the distillery in W! burg, corner of South Fitth and First streets, and stated to deponent that ho wonted to purchase three holf barrels of camphene and three baif barrels of eke of turpentine; doponent told him the soli bim the quantity mentioned, avd had it put up m half barrels; he directed the bil! to be made out in the name of W Taylor; it was so made ont; the awount was $78, which the said Peverolly paid in benk notes; deponent asked him where depenent should send it, when eaid Poverelly replied that he would take charge of it himself; deponent offered to mark it with the ordinary mark of the firm, to which ho replied that he would mark them bimeel{—three of them with “C” and three of them with ‘Lj’? ho wont avay, and returned with a cart, and took (he bal’ barrels aforewsid away. e At the clove of the eviden stloe Welsh intimated thot he should refuse to take bail in the case of Charles A committed him for trial, roserving to pr vilego, if he please’ of crors-¢xamiaing the s@8. Ho aleo committed Theodoge L. Poverelly for ie 1, with the like priviloge, and fed his ball at 5,000, Al the close of the case, Messrs. Horry Moyer & Co., of Prayer street, preferred e clierze of grand larceny against A. Porerelly, in which he js chargod with having stolen Lfty-seyon hogsbeada of sugar, of the ‘value of $8,600. Tie was commitied for examination by Justico Welsh on thatehowe. The sugar had beon deposited for storage Ly complainant, with the acoused, in the months of June th ' ny Lad been seventy-three facade. Personal Inte)! Hon Wm. Walten, California; Hon. M. Campbell, St. Jobns; Ss Ee and family, Mexico; Robert Gib U.S Céhst Survey; and W. Riley end party, Se roan Sor seeped arrivals 3 F at the - an Hotel. flon. A. Kendall and family, W: + Dr. J. Per- King, Ohio; J Evans, Alsany; P. C. Ward, Howellaville; Hon. T. Farrington, Oswego, arrived yesterday nt the o irvag Hose, baw, Indiana; Mrs. Profkley and famil: , obam, In: ; Mrs. Mp Ay ah ditved penereny : Wike reveals Howe, ws v! H. Cunninghsm, San Francisco; Count De Osma and suit; W. N. Sydney; Jobn Rosa, Melbourne; J. F. Flemming, Valparaiso; Col. Pearson, talifornia; Leon de Lae <ees, Sears a’ Affairs ; and W. Tohmpson, San ved yesto-day at the St. Nich zlas Hotel. J, C. Hopper, Rio Janeiro; Holl Ades, U. SE, Wash- tngton; W. Was U8 NW. Barns U: 8. A} Onpt, Adam, U. 8. N.; and D. Randolph, U. ved yenterday at the Astor House. contents é-rvad about the floor sat: ratiog cotten, which | had been pulled from tie bales, seeming! , for that pur- | iqui’; on the thir floor | found two more barrela of the | | parties desiring to barn it down. On euoh xide of this | HE and family amos htark pad Indy, W Cooh Kdeard tucker, hasrer uf cS iid Jas T wt TDG 5 “SavGraam ena tole, and Indy bias Davis, ebarit (hay Jhovy Wd 5 Re Kerr % holt, J Devis Job. Res, T Parser.’ Ca ‘Juha Stone, Wipe Mr igh Bee fitgh ow argo yt : é 4 a [s Willow at stosn, hoes neces syne 1 oteamehip El Dorado, Ladwtg, Bax var se—Arr Mey Si, barke Nashua hogy oe delpiio; Mh) we aD He Barnes, do; bth, Bi ba 3 Inve do, 18th rig Leentes, Darvon do. Cal Bqseter. Biwell Ree —: May 4 9 for USiates): Hibbare on rhino 0; nee, Chinohs; ), and others. 2 {a Ae resid Juno 24. Margarot Merryman (from Havens my @ | "Datmovers—Art June 2%, bark Worthy of Deven (Brh mM am, | Wilkinson NYerk » atte, | . DeaL Arr Juve Derk Elizabeth Youre, Leaten ry for Cor¢iff apd Malage, (and proceeded); 27th shiv Ft gE Bernemen, NYork don (and ooenled Std be rere ae Newpurt and NYork; put back 24th, Ind 4 i owns 23, bark Mimess, King, from Port oe ES | Pan rer [i ain to proceed te avia—Laure Baltger ~ eT Our gO) Rus: Lascow—In port June 27, sbip Hudsce, Grad.m, te in ee ee ee ee radwie Soininge | N¥urk lég Br burke Rival, yorsom, an¢ Pilot, McKeasie, ae T Drovert Wi belatva Dod: Ue Ww Berghe for bo-ton; and ot ed family Emoiio Kera, Baoilo Munsinger, Mr Aotgen Ho sevs ard femi)y anaivat.s. ‘ Fro Kivgs'on, Ju, in sot John Clack—J L Stone, TV A ew Stone, L Be PARSENGERS TO ARRIVP. shiy Ha nbolde, to sail May7 Mr and re Hollows Irian ster Por-ly Jaochs Bo. g-1 (2) Mor sgomer: Wolah McPherson Holloway (2), MoAr- tiur, Jobnecm, and 23 in the steerage. Prem Melb uri “doreey City News. Rioriwc—A Rioc®R SHoT—ToREE OF THEM ARRESTED.— ~ ‘The peighborhood of the toll gate, oa the plank roa), abont twa miles from Jersey City, was thrown into con- 8 deratle exci em+nt late on Funday night, hy the riot- ont cendrct of three Irishmen named Eaward Keno, Michael Toyle, and John Bowne, who wore on their + ¥ towards Pe Point, from Jersey Oi When they were st the bead of Grand street, near Hudson avenue, they demeli-bea some windows in en unfivished brick house, Next they best a colored man, whom ther mat, severely. Shortly after they assaulted Mr. Charles B. Wood, a merchant in Broadway, New York, without the leset provocation. He was driving towards Jersey City. They drew him out of his bugay, best him. and rohbed bim of hie whip. They afterwards broke into a house ocenyied by Mr Jobo D. Carkuff, and be shot Kenna, who had entered thedeor. The ball entered b+ the side of his nore and locgrd in his neck Mr. Wood, in the meantime, dreve to the Jersey City police station, and informed Capt. Farley of the conduct of these men. He took five offi- cers, and during the night and morning the threo men were arrested. be 4 were arraigned before Recorder Cutter jes'erday, and committed to Bergen juit for trial. MABITIME INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC FoR NEW TORE—THI8 DAT. 4 38 | moon RIsms, ol 924 Port of New York, July 10, 1854. CLEARED. ham anag | Black Warrior, Bullook, Mobi’e, Liviarston, Creorerop &Co. Ship Dreadrought Samuels, Liverpool, D Ocden. Dew Bempebire Chase Li Zeroge & Co. Oxen -ridge, Smith, Calleo & jor. Soe. Pepnell, Bic J O Beker & Co, Manet eae iden) Johnson, Senta Martha, Honviegs, obs Crarlet-o E Tay, Clark, Malaga, MoCready, Mott & pe? 4 Biobara Torrey,” Wass, Philadelphia, Pook & on Harriet, Hazoltine, Newburyport, Motcalf & Love- Bonz Montrose, Winslow, Savannah, Sturges, Clearman & Schr F Sattorly, Jackson, Charleston, McCready, Mott & Schr Fair, Derting Baitimore Maillor & Lord. Schr Tease Conbling, Place, New Hoven, J H Havens. Steamer Ronneboce’ Copes; Fhiladelpbis, Sanford’s Line. ARRIVED. Stoamsbip Germania Bremen, Jane vin Berton? 98 Toor (pbere ob put infor cael ‘vith msgs end 360 to Uslrichs & June 9. 60 miles east ree nn pets ent Aspinwall, July 1, with sant Ship Kobisocr (Br), Bridan. Li 36 days. in ballast. pike pave F (Br), Imeriok, re nee ré to Rercley & Livingston June Ke sbip DeWitt Clintos hence for. Liver spoke bark Frederiok. short 1h ty, a - Brig 2h orem (Br, 080, Rowe astie, 0 days, with coal, to Bria Bodgst (Belg) Mennon, Bremon, 60 days, in ballast, "iirig Bary taf Key Weed, Morey: Mal a Gttrattar 44 st lore, ) )) ODI deze, wih wine Bo so RL Maitisnd "Juve 38, om the esata D oft. janks, Cog @ namber joe! 3: AEE SG can: sated es oe, 840 bellath, te Sisben 8 tecmdon, mt ome NM, days, in Brig Freaces (Br), Walsb. 8y@noy, 14 days, with coal, to roe wile Aan (Br). Cad, Windsor 4 days. with plaster, to master Brig Bloomer (R1) King, St John, X vee goamih a Bogs ae ‘an ~* a am J iy letde' to Suith& Banton Te betiad Sas Joan ‘Clark, BeKay. Kiogson, Ja, Zune 24. with iy toads Henry: Rely 8 let 8 nlc jeria, of Baltimore, bound 8; same time, i Jobn adams, of Provincetown, two mos Ur), McKay, St Jago, Cubs, 14 days, with 31t & Co" July 2 Late, lon 74 34, spoke 00 for Mobile For. rx Te: , Evans Groen Tertle Key, Abaci 8 lee, to C Ackorly ~ ie ir), Cole, Seckeville, NB, 16 doys, with bitney & Jo th, NC. 6 daye. Osrace eure, Calain. ; itF lemac Coton Hurtz, Bullock, Macniaspor?, 4 daye. Scbr Upkir Booker. Milibr-dae. ag Schr Ivatelia, Faulkiin, Borton Sebr Sarah. Jackson, Newport. br Buperior, Spear, Reokland 4 days. fobr Wim Penry Cevdal!, Pook!: nd, 6 days. br Bar acs Johnson Bridge Sohr Mason Fowler, Bridsep Bohr Bapash Chase. Biddiowoll. Portlan Josep? Ball, Buator, Portland Ct. 4, Ce. P Davidron Crowo'l, Kirceton for Now Haven. Bohr Satie Barta, Horny tee out for New Hoven, Ja, Hogan, Rondout for New : Schr Biefeiton, Tyler. Rondout for B-nton Sctr Mod awa. 1: rt, Kepdout for Boston, Schr Pavilion Nickerson, Rondout for Salem. Flop WD Bengas, Smits, Fawcton, Mose 2 days * Smith, Teaaton, Sloop Jeno, Bail, Portland Ct. es SAILED. Steamship Black Warrier, Havana and Mobil Wind during the dav from 'N to NE and con The rew stoamahip Ni ops trial tmp, aud roter: jantilue wont down the bay to 4 od to tho city im tho oveniog. (By Sarpy Hoox Painting ‘Perpenace } ouramps snly if—suadown, Two bri coe bark south of the Highlands, brig off the Book, inward bound. wh Wind free from the East. Weather clear. Memoranda. Ship Stor cf Erspiro, bovece at Panacea Jaws 16 meds the ye of Callse in 16 days from the latitude of Cape ora. Sblp North Carolion baveo at San Francisco Oth ult ex- rienced severe alos from NW to SW sroand Horn ur weoks: wae se tar 8 se 50%: from March 17 Ist 41 3, 79 W, te May 12, int 24% N, fon 129, bad royal eails sot of ail the time. Ship Challesger, at Sen Francisco 9th ult from Boste Fane equator im the Pacitie May 16 in lou 1é4; ‘had jabt win or 4 - mantcr May 1A ion Tie W was off port he days im thiok fog. ih eqonvor om tbe Dortherly winds a Brig Roya) Southwial has been porchased at L At Matthews Vs, 0th ult, by 8 Ti “ a kent chase sche oft tons oxiiad then Crowell, owned ty ‘artion ip pia, Boston and Norfo)! fy'Sape Nebemiah Crowell, Je, of Denuis, }O8TON, July 10—. ke Modena, Balt B 5 “Ave ber timers; Albe: Alexandria; Wy Retiro, Mooring. ‘ = Herald Marine pera be Allgows, Lodwie, Calais av agg a) fa ae Ba on, St John, cin Genty thd ees sloney Deron’ dello, Ootny do Mores Obes Dhsastera. of See JB tage tom te “a log ~ 2 cweld dune 2e tebe Salle amu, *Headel,® — fun ecbr Jalle at - load for NYork ipl June 2ut, New York Pack carat Sak hip Ope Maciel ott ; ep Livenscou NS. Cid June $2, sobr Gos Beary, Stubba, les, Davis, from Hamb«i “i Lam bet oon an nce, Apri} 23 or Raxtor, fy , San Francisco; 16th ship jatevie; lth, Maria, G-een. NYo k Albany, Gorbam Calcutta (sno"hor account says 26th, bark Ovientsi Heard Batavia; Way 5 ships Redega, Semson Cacutte vis Madras; Edward, Colby, Ca'lar. Ship Columbia, Rowe, henoe vie Geelong arr Apell We avd was sobrequertly burnt in the herbor- sve Mell Correepnnder cet it for Sy dvoy. with oriole for Sy dey, »: ‘oargu. Jan 1 to mee 1, 8 and | echr, had ne Z1, ebip. Mt Vi Ho'm. th Minausontearr Dane iT” berls Yeates Blade Goay. New York: 2th, shi lam) do; 27th, anip te data dal Jand: Keating, Baltimore: bark Neptune, Floreness bei Eerie Buse do: 28th, At Agass Maes, }» Zensibar; al 50, sobe Blesnor, 1 “Be Swasey. a. Guaszo—are duty 4 barks Ben Nevis, Heron, NY. Sth, Mary ayn Peters, Browne, do; 6th shipe Lom sabes Bath; flertbern Bolo, Sony, > Fork; —Atr June 14, steamships Yankee Bisde, Baa- ann pe theese eats (ani Si, ehipe Are Bt, eto, Mmith do. qenrenaie ‘port Jees 1G beat arnt Ryder, from er 24, to load for ‘Hembarg delg fit ik ip Pine tak “saa Rar: arte See Btepbenson, do; R H Dougiss, Johnson, Sevenneh; betes Beye ari Ohare a Sark Repent, from Savannah. Cld 5th, brig 8 ‘xls ie 87 Jaco— No Am versel in port Jane 25. Sid same date, bark California. Witehell, York. ‘ ‘Sr Mato—are June {a ship Henry Harbeck, True, New- ‘Sypwey, CB—Arr June 1 ‘Webster. * fvoeey BE Cmte Pear ii trae beers oy mir Way Mi, barks Gay Head, for Becton; Ia ther coker, for Sem 3 nee Sune ‘ah batk Mary, H Vous, Hallet, Gle- a " San Frond ox La uh ot fame) oe A FR ea boots’ dor B18 I%b, «before Home Ports. BALSIMORE- jaly 8 89, stesmer Thomas Jaland CA Crock, Horney, NYork; SLe Narrows. Cd Pth, steamer E th? Lied etatan Gate, Sane ok Athen Price, York; Ei Doredoy Brains Trey, Watervary ‘Laureace ald, Saven- oF eas bark Geo —- \. PI bh kaye bye oe jepas 28t! salt; Two ies or, Lo 1, BE A Gen; sohrs ood Abaco vis \" i Elsriage Seoksentille ty a 7 Werte xandria; Ja Hono! x ¥ ‘arren, 6th, Mary Nowell, neces June 30 sobr Eliza DIGHTUN—arr July 9, sche Jonas Phi \EARTPORT—Arr Jano %0 sobr Herrelt,King. NYorkiFel Sth, brie RB ‘do, schte WP Bret too Rae Blot, Rendoat; Sia S0eb, lelphis. , Crosby, NYork sobre St Stephon Trimble, Pc ear create eines ri ‘oaster sebr Cohassot, ie, Bourne, . Surge Drieh, Wooste: (rrom Be Soh timore: tole a Paine NYork: Gh, May Poever, Coram, alexam™ dria; 6th, By ehip Uity of Bristol (rom W york), Bt Georges drle Indian Ggcen, Hume, Rarbadaos, Pathe a Mees apeeey Genier socenaagane! (on ot rr 5 UCRSTRE Avr July 8, soken M Lane, Now York pAlb, dob, Calais Rveusinces Gth, brig Aaa- ton, Pate! x rod HARTVORD—Are J at7 8 pohr Uaces York; a Hartford. Smit Tapbia: Bide utsass sane Seueon, Chater, New Te Mller, Brewer, Bostes, dose: Growl, re b aber 8 bn sche J Truman, Grifis, sehr Pon: , do. VEN- Arr Jolysa® trig L& N Armetcong, OhueN Sarr se 2 ships Forest King. fasscll, Bret: tk Eagle, ay +) 9. Barney Boston Star ol the South, Marks N York: stan Brena Hoel, Wonton, Moaree, EW OkL . FOLRe ar Jeiy 7, whe Jamestown, Caffoc, Tarks ands. PHILA DREPHIA- Are Jot 7 aL. pas 1y se duly % PM, ship Wm Patton, PL OTR are Je y 3 eohee Arietis, Nor.olk; Olive Biel yu PROV Pee Sey 8 bark Pi bicep athe pas Wal Oot er ig Hee. Potiaded jobe Harris, Waithmea do: JF Hopderson, » Commerce oy Sid Feloais. cr ‘Bangor 9 fb windy; Marts Tous Pilladeipbia Onvarto Vanaifter, do, N 3 Crane, Bu do; Uirrom, White, for Albspy. Arr Sb. bite Commerce Larson, Chrrlestom; + Re cae cease, Ee Beate Hanson Phi Jolphia; Blo ye fang: Agee L Wit ier Under wpod re toamship N. Yorks Bi), sole Haxadl, ® s 5 4 h, Hone Poe a Semen Base, SRR Sp aneULL Mamet