The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1854, Page 8

SEOOND DAY. Waowusvar, August 2, 1864. ‘The meo'ing was called to order by the President, ‘and opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Crowé, of Lima. The Buxiness Committees reported the eche- | Gule of business to be, fi st, the revort of the Board | of Mazagers of the N w York Teachers, and second, | the tellers had reported. He was the report of the commitice n regard toa State agent, Mz. Jowonwor presented to the, association au | utter more readily than the gentlemen of the press, invitation from the | cal committee of Os vego, to take an excursion upon the lake on Thursday, at two ‘o'clock. Mr. Bouxcey wishtd to go; but that would cot transact the business of the association. Mr. Prace thought, that by having two minute speeches instead of teu, we might find time. ‘The invitat on was acceptsd. Mr. Heruron proposed » committee of one from each Judici:1 dis rict to nominate officers. Carried. Mr, Cosvan reported concerning the New York | Teacher, confirming the former statement of the | disse treasurer. Mr. Jomonxor moved @ committee to nominate | editors of the New York Teacher for pext year, and report changes f neceseary. Mr. PatcHin thought no changes desirable. Mr. M'ELLicorr appeared to think some chango | the best of his ability. necessary in rega:d to the resident editor, but was in favor of its being published aa heretofore, under | @ board of editors. Resolution adopted. ‘Mr. Jonosyor, on committee ic regerd to a State | Agent, said: We come not here eimply for recrea- i tion, to keep up old friendships, or to form new | ones ; the objects of the arsociation are to advance the great interests of education, and to elevate the profession of teaching. We necd to make actual ; progress to create and preserve vitality. their association bas vot had the inflaeuce it should have had. It is advancing, and the us advance in toe course cf hold. The report BC Baperintence .t. 6. To aid in ci oulatin Teed "brain her. 7. To wid tesche's ia « and schools in obtalning tiachcra. 8. And to rect, Report reociv-d aud laid upon the table. Professor WooLworTH presented a report ee ecaays. Four ens had _ been reveived and igned Xenophon, beat, and Mrs. Oharies HL. Gilder- lo, wa the wiiter of the ive poems, The esa: the poem signed a. sieeve, of Bui Marcias Willson «f the essay- Mr. called for, ject, “ B. ‘ew York eacher, On mction, thirt: the New York Teacher were then pl i, "*The Teacher's Mission.” taleat on the part of the writer. offered for next year, Mr. Wison then presented a reporton the proper Classification of studies in our schoole, a want of which exists in tuem from the lowest to the bighest. results from this. To perfect a vystem, course and arrangement ot etadies, would require great labor and attention jadgm nt; rar veneer pronchons oe they attain the end. port acce} 5 te moved a vote of tuacks to Mr. W., and to re- A great lors of time and advantage fect tut Miller quest a reply for publication. . Carried. AFTEKNOON SESSION, Mr. Jononnor read au articleon the subject of pby, with which he showed himself thorough- f familiar. On motion of Dr. Lambett, a vote of thanks was retuned to Mr. J. for his instructive and interesting address. The committee to nominate ofhcers were an- nounced to be Mesers. Jencer, Bulkley, Pierre, Ban- in, and being e forward, and read the essay. Sub- Education.” The essay wasinatractive beautifully written. The prize, $20, eto the association, to aid in circulating the nister, Gary, Clark, Slaughter and Stontin. Mr, STontin offe‘ed a series of resolutions, com plimentary to Mr. Charles R. Coburn, one of the Oldest mombe s of the association, who was to leave the State to labor in another flel were ucanimously passed, and to which, ina ve teaching manuer, Mr. C. replicd. On motion Prof. Cole, Mr. Coburn was constituted an honorary member of the association for life. The exercises of the association were relicved by avery agreeable interlode of music from the choir. Miss Susan B. Antony, of Rovhester, offered the following resolutions: — Resolved, ‘woman all the rights and openly insulting to her womantood, Resolved, That the association instruct the Com- mittee on t! e Nomination of Officers, and the Board ot Editors fur the New York Teacher for tie on- suing year, tv have woman represented. She da net wish to make a speech. She folt~ and sbe presumed every otner'woman and man, too, noble rentiments—that there was some- There are more women than men belonging to the association, and yet the affairs of the association were managed by the men who ha thing wrong in this matter. entirely, Was that fair? Mr. WEx.icorr, of New York, replied. He was willfog to hear from Miss Anthony or any other meh teacher on tie subject of education; and, attucugh | they had been let off from committees, & ., yet thero had been no instructions to select men rather | than women. Toore pould have been no intention | to insult the ladies, Mr. Huntixy addressed the and gave an excellent production. On motion of Mr. Vossvxon, a vote of thanks was | tendered him for bis able address. The following Board of Editora for the New York Teacher was then appointed :—Oliver Arcy, of Buffalo; A. J. Upson, Clinton; J. ley, Williameburg; T. H. Bowen, Albany; 8. W. | Cole, Pra ttaburg; L. R. Satterlee, Roc Winsiow, Wate Miss Emma W 8 o'clock. THIBD DAY. Hitherto | i public aod { logislators are beginning to reapect its decisions. Let | improvement, and ob- tain that influence wh.ch, a3 a profession, we should Bal Tacomas Nie io cepa ofen ent by the axsucistion for tte foslowing purposes bon The formation of teachers’ ivetitutes. secure a ccries of well digested reports upon schco! and school 9) stems of this and other States. co} ing Unioarchoole. 4. To awake interest in 3. 5. To as-ixt aod co-operate with the Stato theNew York ing schools, er- form auch other dutes as toe association ere air 3. En. ! on the , Mr. W. copies of at the dis- ot Mr. Wilson, for circulation. Mr. Woolworth, the absence of Mrs, Gildcraleeve, read the poem, It indicated fair On motion of Mr. VacEntiny, similar prizes were , That sv loug as woman be not appoint- ed to filt any cf the offices of the asso iation, or act upon sny of its committees. her equality is ignored, and ail resolves and resolutions to the effect that an efficient co-worker with man in tho profession of teaching, ‘herefore freely admitted to rivileges of the New York S:ate Teacher's Association, are not only meaningless, but sociation on the | anion of the practical and theoretical in educations . M. Gulk- Sibigt uot ok okt atten oe N. M’! it, New York city; os Gary, ego; | Villard, Troy; Mary P. Tenuey, Bing- on, The Association were then favored with music— after which they adjourned to mect on Thursday, at | Tr} ot 3d. 3 J. ers, In the meantim - E apo | fered and passes; on- reries of them highly pli- pine | ment to Mr. Rice, t)e President, Ly apd —_ in a few words, aco t» the point, and closed by eay- lager ing if be should be sustained by the teachers of Farm New York aa he had been by the teachers of Buffs: sense ‘end given lo, he abould accomplish all he todo. of the bloody affray.' One man stated he had seen the ‘The hour tor Prof. TayLor's arrived before body of the woman, and that a number of bullet wounds accordingly in- were visible; while another, more inventive, had assisted in eee aaa seul nbartont sce ui cheung ata wot concern! ¢ natural sciences, 4 y | lar, which it is presumed, be poly stor for pent Steer boo i. ee ee ae sewerts rag, ome compeny at a sslocn becoming more hilarious and nolsy or even the teac'ers who were present. It was 8 than conformed with the proprietor’s ideas of propriety dad time for a lectare, when the Presidential elee- and the sacreavess of the day, insisted on their leaving, tion—not to say campaign—was going on. The apd to diaperre the crowd collected about the door, be | house could not be e: quieted, and especially as fired into the airs pistol loaded with blank cartridge. | the weather was hot and the lecture was somewhat No ove we ee ee ee Th.s ended ; longer than a man or woman even expecting to be , *tory of the “awful murder. | elected President or Vice President, or the favorers A Man Drowns —Last evening, about 8 picinet, 80. of the candidates Ives, would like to wait, | unknown man was wen OO edlne en agperontiy te | When the lecturer concluded, there was a slight bathe, ot the foot of Tuetle roe Tape | appkuse manifested, which, under other ciroum. *fter ew oe shout fen Marna, eieels ox | wanee, en Bees to aig arg to» from wader the dock, end was rescued by & boat | etrret etiquette which, it is understood, © | trom ope of the resels lying st tho wharf. Deceased was , SEA wteof hanks wat retarando tho lestare for | $s fea clin ware foto at of . acbley erforsoanee. y: a , covslated of » white abist, plaid vest, and blae ot- Bi A pen he vote Joy Fresldeahs—Mp. ott seceive . Mr. Crittenden 61, soattering 8, and R. D. Jones, of Rochester, 206—wh2 was 4 | 4 vee broke re etn ee So the | clared elected. The President, on the of Mr. | no. 7 Hamilton even —— rego 3 riage | Jones, who was abeent on account of illness, had | woman residing in the house, who allowed the candle in | been inetructed to thank the association for the | honor done bim, pledging himself to eerve them to Keeler of On motion, Mr. ‘J. was declared unanimously Dh aie wei who extinguished it with o few pails « ted. ¥ Mr. Pouroy nomiasted Mr. Betts Vice President, Sopory Dears about 7 o'clock, { instead of Mz. Aller. Miss ANTHONY nCminated Mrs, H. B. Hughes in- | house e well dressed woman, about thirty years of age. stead. ‘Cariied by a voto of 84 to 58. Speak 9 pons. skid wish ar, Sh eB. tae, While the but! ; and eppenred to o'clock. ‘Lhe following are the particulars of the case as shown on the corener’s investigation, beld on Satur- anies, tothe people of Uswego for | thei: hos the choir for the favor of music, Sey merning. Officer Osborne found the woman on 1 | these v ave reported the proceedings of the gon: | Fultenevenue, near Lawrence street; she was eltting rene: the President, who had £0 ably aod | Withe crowd around, who seemed to be giving some Fatiofactorily presided over the deliberations of the | Tftorative. He thought that she was the iafla- ence of Nquor, and raised her up for the purpose of helping her along to the station house, but ehe was too wenk to walk, and fell. A cart was then procured, io which phe was conveyed. In a short time after being received in the station house, she beeame very ill, when. Dr. Falesedo sent for. The Doctor bled the woman, and applied remedies usual in such cases, but sho aie about o'clock. Hor disease was congestion of the rain. AccIpEest ON ax Excvrsion.—The scholars and teachers of the Senday school attached to the Medodist Kpiscopal convention. ‘The further result of the election was as follows:— Vice Pro-idents—-H. M. Aller, Elmira; J. By | Poucher, Oswego; &. 8. Kellogg, Baffalo; Ms. H. B. { Hughes of Syracuse. # Sear Penc:ng Secretary—Jobn H. Fanning, New ark, Recording Secretaries—D. 8, Hephron, Utics; D, Cameron, Jobnstown. Treasurer—W, M, Beach, Seneca Falls. s Church in York atrect on board the steamer GRE ATO Ce ae en ead oon | reac cxvttiic eamral Grae gue Friday, to Mount revious ‘cus, which haye already been given, Sern it the pie eke etter ran pea eat ee ir. Johicnnot is a ergetic young men, and feels | accident which had very near! fatal ,occured. A Much intorcat in regard to teachers’ institutes. It is prosumed he will pursue his work with industry. | . A comuitice to arrange music for the next meet- ing of the aesociation was appointed, consisting of Messie. Bowen, Abbey and Tillinghaat. Mevers. Bulkley ond Hazelt'ne were appointed the committee to prepae bylaws for tie Association. Resolutions in favor of the People’s College were also hasilly passed asx the asaociation was about adjourning. With the understanding that the Asgo- ciation meet on board the steamboat Ontario, to enjoy the excursion, the meeting was adjourned. boy named Charica Fowler, at the corner of Park avenuef and adelphi street, accitently fell overboard. Immediately a young oan named Louis Martia, « freman on the steambvat, plunged into the water, and rescued the boy from death. A gentleman who was ono of the party ceeming this heroic act deserving of something better than a verbal ackncwledgment, proposed that a collection ghould bo made among the ‘party, the propo. éition was adopted instantly and cordidly, but Mr. Martin declined to accept any money. Ho stated, however, that he had xo objection to receive from the company ey token of thanks that they might wish to give him. We understand that Alderman Booth, the euporiatendent of the school, and some other gentlemen are makiug ar- rangements for n suitable acknowledgment of a service 60 laudable and meritorious. Starving tw 4 Laxp or Prexty—An incident oc- curred yesterday morning at the Mayor's office in this city, the recital of which was sufficient to engender a contempt for | umavity,as ciully a; it those who for paltry gain would take the bed from unéer a dying fellow DB and against thoze who, seed of 6 superfiaity of this world’s goods, will lavish it upon those who have plenty, while their own blood is left topenury and want. A Isdy appeared at the | Mayor’s office and stated that her object was to ask aid to bury the remains of a cousin’s husband, who had just dled after an affliction of ten years. Sho said that both herself and cousin wero nieces cf the lato John McDonogh, of New Orleans, that her cousin resided in Hollins alley, near the Hoilins market,and had fora long time been dependant. Upon the labor of her own hands for the support of her family, consisting of an afflicted husband and seven chiicien. quence of the Jersey City News. Drowarp.—Yesterday afternoon, a small boat, con- taiving a plensure yaity of five young meno, was upset near the foot of Warren street, and one of the young men, named McKenny, a painter, was drowned. Fata, Acoivent.—Friday evening, about eight o'clock, 4n old rman, named BSiilis, residing in this city, was ac- cidentaly run over and ‘killed by a horso and cart. The ocenrrence took place on the Newark plank-road, near Bergen hill. The regulur weekly Saturday nighi fight took place in Newark avenue on Saturday ovening last. The fight oo- curred where three cont Srogge! 9 abound, and was brought about by the opening of a now rummery, The Pugilists came out with the usual marks. ‘ Wiiiamsburg City News. Charge ef Burglary —Horatio, in bis capacity of dog killer ard pound driver, who does a living business while others slumber, chanced to be parsing slong South Ninth street, about 4 o'clock yesteréoy morning, when he ebanced to apy a suspicious lookiog individual crawl- ing into n window. Horatio, who has an cye to busines immediately bethought himself of the $100 reward, and fearing be might find n bad customer, posted off’ and soon returned with assistance, ‘The honse was carefully searched, and shorily a man waa found behind tno door. He was taken to the First ward station house and locked upon achurge of burglary. Aceuscd gave bis nemo a3 Andrew Monteith, and stated that he merely callod at the house to pay his addrosses to the servant giz During the present year, in conse- nced prices of the necessaries of life, she found mpozsible to provide a sufficiency, when a kind fricnd whose means wero limited, gave her al! that was to spare from her own family. For > Hime past the malady of the husbaud growing her attention was ‘demanded at his bedside, and abe could vo longer labor for food for her chil- dren. Last week the remaining and only bed lect in the possession of this destituie family, and on which the husband and father reposed, was takea ud suldto precure a small amount of food to sus- tain life. With #ll these absolate necessities crowd- it gupon her, she became judebted to the owner of the property where sbe lived for house rent to the amount of eleven dollara, and though her husband waa in a dying vondition, on Thnrsday the officer of the law proceeded witu a warrant of distress, and sold all that iemained, realizing therefor two dol- is—not sufficient to pay the cost of prosecution. Entirely destitute of food, and every article of ne- coesity, to say nothing of comfort, this helpless family was left in the house; and to afd te the mise- ry of the sorrow stricken moiner, the husband died esterday morning npon the bare floor, with not even # pillow ypoa which to ley hie dying bead. Tie re cita) of the sorrows and helpleashess of this destitute | family at once touched the kindlicr, nature of those present, and in a few miuates « sufficient amovnt of money was contributed to bury the deed. What a commentary is this upon the weak- ness and freilty ofhuman nature! The niece of a willionaire leit to atrnggle trough the world in the | f Y, whie bis large estate is given y rich and independent corporations. | But the worst feature of the whate is the heartless distrese of the landlord 0, lending a deafear to the really destitute condi of the family, forced from them the last Jitile of this world’s goods they possessed. These are facts, and, as heretofore,aub- jected to menial jab ‘or the maintenance of her chiléren, this worthy but respectable lady will re- sume her place at the wash-tyb and wear away her lite, while strangers will enjoy the fruits of the es- tate of her late uncle. Upon tho worthy pocr, Kindly words aud 0 helping hand should always be extended, and certainly this will afford an opportu- rity for the humane to make glad the heart of the idowed mother, and bring josoueness to the faces 80 long marked with eadness and desolation,— Balti n Obituary. DEATH OF DI. BAILEY WASHINGTON. (From the National lateligencer, August 6.) Died, at his residence in this city, terdas morzing, after a brief illoess, which ho bore wit! Christian resignation, Dr. Bailey Washington, honored as an officer and beloved as a mau wherever he was known. Dr, Washington was born in West- moreland county, Virginia, on the 12th of May, 1787, and conrceted, by blood and birthright, with the lustrievs man whose name he bore. At the time of bis death he was one of the senior surgeons in the United States navy, having entered it in 1810, and served wits fidelity to the country, in this de- paitment, with a devotion seldom surpassed. He was the surgeon of the Enterprise when she captnred the Boxer, during the late war, and afterwards served with effic‘ency on Lake Ontario under Commodore Chauncey, and was selected by that high officer as his fi surgeon, though «a janior. He ce ely fleet surgeon under ‘Commodores » Elliott, and Patterson in the Medi- ,and closed his active sea sorvize during the Mexican wor. At the tune of his death he was consulting and visiting surgeon of the navy yard and marine hurracks in this city, secnring from the first ond maintaining to the last the bigh esteem | aud regard of his brother gMeers and the govern- ment, As a physician few surpassed bim in the roundness of his judgment and the calm reflections | which a lovg medical practie had alfueded. Bat 4s aman the simplicity and force of his character gave tone to its crowning virtues, integrity and truth, while his social affections in the spheres of husband, father, and brother, will always associa'e his memory with those to be beloved and remem- bered. The death of his gallant brother on board the iil fated San Francisco had clouded his spirits, and for the past few months affected his health, not of late years such as it bad been. His closing hours of life were soothed by the intense love of his now | mere American, A vg. fgets Ly This officer, bhp Porte | Sought by the administration orgavs to be made re- A . | sponsible for what his instructions demonstrate to | bere 4 widow and children, and he breathed his | have been a strict obedience to orders, ia a veteran last under the mene influence of christianfaith whose connection with the navy dates back for | #24 hope. He died without fear aud without re- forty years. A friond haa furnished us witu the | Proach. | following interesting sketch of his public service: — Commander George N. Hollins is # native of a Hovsr oN Tay Prarain Stevex uy Ligurxise — Exgven Persons Prostaarap—Uirew Kinep—On Thursday preaing, the 20th inst., during an awful thunder storm, tho house of Mr. Ralph Anuderaon, who sottled on the prairies six miles southeast from Freeport, last spring, was atruck by lightning, and all the persons in the houte, eleven in number, ex- cept ove little boy, were struck down and injured more or less, and the oldest daughter, a land, but now a citizen of florida. He entered United States navy es midshipman on board the frigate Guerriere on the let of February, 1814, and next served two years in the Mediterranean on board the Washington, 74; was transferred then | to the newly-built ship Colambus in 1819, He went on furlough in 1822, and obtamed his commiasion 03 licateuant on On Sundey, Angust 6, Ames G: | year of el ene sere of the parish Extensive Fire In Wiltamsburg. | the’ felente ot the fi end those of her brother, TWENTY PIB BUILDINGS BURNED. ' faperal, at ere Gielook this pp vere lp Yesterday morning, abrat 4 o’clocs. a sre broke out idence, No. 136 East Twenty-niath moar Second im No. 225 Grand atreet, being one of the vow of six one = avenue. story buildin; s owned by Mr. A. H. Towree, of Brooklyn. ofa Eundey, August 6, Tuouss Pansy, in the Obth year ‘The building in which the fire is anid to have originatea bie and those of his femily, was occupied by Mr. Hoyt as an upholstery and furnish- Vited to attend his funeral, at balf-past one o'clock this ing store. The alarm was jmmodiately given, but before afternoon, from bis late reeldence, 02 Montgomery See hae tapertnant wore on the growed the Games Tal -"On dunia’ Abbess 6 Mei, Manu Sevres, wile of extended to the three two story frame buildings John tutte, sged 22 completed, situated on the corner of Grand and Seventh on ae the generalty, also the members streeta. Engine Companics Nos. 3 and 10 were frst at { te New York Hussazy, Farolan ogee work, and were soon foliowed by the other speotfully invited to attend her funeral, at two o'clock end every exertion was made to extinguish the fire. Ow. Gils Mlerncon, from No. 27 Orange street, comer of ing to s ecarcity of water anda strong breeze from the ppd 5, aftere tong and Mness, north, nearly every building on the block, bounded by Joun Kuzzr, in'the ear of his age. ipnintyt Grand, Seventh, Eighth and 8 uth First streets, were teillazymaine will be n to Calvary Cemetery for :n- levelled to, the ground: The bulléings wore all built Of Sidemon,” Noe 96 Wey Stree om il lat re- Irie falowing ae te with 404 friends of the family are requested to attend, with- the nemes of snd inurance, as farascould | On unday, August 6, Mr. Ruma Comm, in the 67th won Grand rtrect, from the corner of searet BS og. figs naw balldings, neurty competed, andlx ope sory fully tavited te atnad fe fenoral af ahebe Deer the buildings, occupied p late Teena: Brvtir. Lae cht 70; yatly tac, “Say aceuehogae iy tne neg Hr John Gitotte cernpled one of the sores ana store Su Cah ae Mary Moet, sge8'Y mentha and 10 store, several hundred dollars i friends and relatives of the fa Nr. John Knight occupied another for a glass toattend the funeral, from the resldoncy of har taveetec eeisoya lane eae factory. Loss about $1,200; in- No. 140 Chariton street, at two o'clock to-morrow alter” ‘The remainder of the row was occupied for second-hand | ‘On fatarday, A st 5, Avemrr Comxim, cs furniture and clothing stores. His remains will be taken to Hi » LL, for in- No. 229 Grand street, a small buikiing, was owned by | terment ‘The funeral will take place ‘the residence bi ges = d by Mr. Moore as @ shoe store. of Raat ENT: Pag * Nos. 216, 218 and 220, were considerably dameged by | Bugrsoa nic of Romet ant doos Doriicen, cand lb roe re. © month Dir. David TL Brown owns No, 20, Loss about $400; | "ite frends and soqualntancer of the family are in- Covered by insurance in the Fulton Insurance Company. | yited to attend his funeral, at two o'clock this Nee. 216 anc 218, owned and occupied by Mr. Goel from No. 12% West Sixteenth strect. Hus romains will be Selbotd, were about $700; insured for $1,80Vin | taken to Greenwood Cemetery the Beekmen Insurance Company. ‘On Sunday, August 6, JosermH., infant son of Joseph In Seventh street, _ smull building, owned by Mr. | and Matilaa $. Studwell. ‘Towreo, and ocoupied by Nathaniel Hurst, was burned. | “The relatives and triends of the fam! are respectfully Horst’ loss ebout $260; on building about $200. invited to attend the funeral, at ten o'clock this morn- Adjoining, a three story Satie owned and oconpied | ing, trom No 76 Eldridge street. The remains will be by Bir Aston Mills as arash and blind factory. Iosson | taxen to Greenwood. the building about $800; on the stock about $1,200. The ‘On Saturday, Acgust §, after « long illness, Geoncs insurance on this but{ding was allowed to runout on the | Aspyrap Ropmam, son of Wiliam nad. Fempernoee Rod- 16th ult., and had rot been renewed. Next adjoining the corner of Seventh and South First streets, the three story brick yallting at damaged about $1,000. It is owned by Mr. A. Sifiles, and oceu- pied fora bakery aud for families. Insured for $1,000 in the Fulton Insurance Company. In South First street.—Two twe story houses, Nos. 182 and 184, entirely destroyed. Ownera not krown. Loss about $2,000. No 190, a two anda half etory house, owned and oc- cupied by J. H. B. Jackson, carver. The house cost abcut $3,000. Insured for $1,800. No 102, with three two story dwelling houses in the rear, owned by Mr. Androw Sciith. Loss on buildings about $3,000, "Insured for $1,700 on the butldings, and $500 on furniture ard clothing. INCIDENTS. The sheds covering the coal yard of Mr, J. Van Eeden, on Esghth street, extending from Grand to South street, sore torn away to prevent the fire from getting into the 08 The flsmes spread with such rapidity that the occu- pants of several of the buildings escaped with little or no clothing, except their night clothes. 1, ‘narrowly. eecaped bag kiled by m falling gutees, », Darrowly escape in iy & which struck him on the sive of the head. He wee picked up insensible, and shortly after recovered. David Garret, Alexander Anderson, and a member of No. 8 Hose were overcome by the heat. They were taken into My. P. Brennan’s book store, where they recovered. Awomsn named Garret was arrested, c! with stealing a coat. A disturbance was commenced, which was terminated by officers Thinkham and Van Dyke arresting six persons end somver te them to the cells. Engine Co.’s No. 9 and 12, of Brooklyn, and 33, 44, and Hose Go. 47, of Now York, were present, and rendered assistance. Pires in Now York. THE FIRE IN PINE STREET. We noticed briefly yesterday the fir at Nos. 68 and 70 Pino street, occupied by J. Ripley & Cameron, wool deal- ers, which took place on Saturcay afternoon. then we have learned further particulars. It seems that not more than twenty minutes previous to tho of the fire the porters had been up in the fourth loft, eol- lecting some samples, and had left the promises for their other store in Greenwich street. Mr. Cameron was about leaving the store, when some person in tho streot drew his attention to the smoke issuing out of the fourth story window. Mr. Cameron immediately ran up stairs, and from the third floor ko discovered the flames in the uprer loft, and the smoke was too denee to allow him to the loft of building 68 to the loft of 70, and the two, by tho time the Gremen arrived, were both in flames. These two lofts coatained principally flecces, and some sa- os of cotton, estimated to be worth some $8,000 or 10,000, all of which is considerably damaged, if not a totallors. The fire did not extend below the fourth loft. It was admirably extinguished by the firemon, The firm was insuzed on their stock to the amount of about $50,000. ‘They had $10,000 in the Howard Insurance Company, $10,000 in the Home, $5,000 in the Long Isla J, $7,000 in tho Hanover, $10,000 in tho Clinton, $5,600 in tbe Williamaburg City, and $10,000 in the Con tinental- As yet It has not been ascertained how the fire origi- nated. Other fe may be developed on the invostiga- tion by the Fire al. PME IN FRONT STREDT. On Sunday morning, between and 10 o’elock, a fire was aiscovered in the provision store, No.17 Vrontetreet, occupicd by Randell Mc Donald. At first, the smoke was supposed to be only the ordioary issue from the smoke house, Tho alarm was given, and one of the assistant engineers, on entering the store, dliscoverod fame in one of the smoke houses not of the store, A stream of water was ordered in, and the fire was very soon oxtinguished. ‘The fire appears to have originated in consequence of too large a fie havirg been made under the smoke house, with dry hickory wood. ‘The wood used for smoking pur- poses should be green, in order to prevent it from blaz- ing. In this instance, the dry up and the wie set fre to the meat. mage done was but tridiug. The stock ts fully cov fgsarance, but to what mount, or the ciliees, the porter of the store could not tell. THE LAYANGY NOTEL NYINS ON PIR. On Saturday night, at obout half past 8 o'clock, an alarm of fire was given, occasioned by some of the rub- dish swongst the ruins of the Lafarge Motel taking fire. It was soon extinguished without damage. FIRE IN A STORE WINDOW IX € On Saturday evening, at about $ o took fire in the window of the clothing store, No. 186 Canal street, cured by coming in contact with the gas lights. The fire was bn, hae ao by the inmates of the store, without giving an alarm. Damage trifling. bh: Vrodorick Treat, lad of 14 years, con of Col. Robert Treat, of Frankfort, while gunning last weok in Bucks- port, in leaning on’ his gun, accidentally discharged it, the whole charge entering his left breast and shoulder, causing bia death the same night, i by Keen & Taylor.— 300. City ’, 8 & Brie, 805; 1,000 '2,100 do, °61, 5, proceed further up stairs. The fire spread rapidly from | 'BRR A. Nim man, aged 10 yearn, 6 months ana 29 days. ‘The triends of tho family, also the members of Putnsm Chapter Na 8,0 of U. A, and members of Manhattan Ledge No. 20, 1. O of O. F., and shipwrightsand caulkers, are 1espectfully invitea to attend funeral, from his rhe residence, No. 661 Water street, at three o'clock this afterpeon. At No. 25 Vandewater street, after a tedious fllness, Jonx M., sonof Michacl Sheehan, of Kanturk, county Cork, Leland. ‘His remains will be taken from St. Ancrew’s Charch, Duane street, at two o’clock this afternoon, for inter- ment at Calvary. His friends are requested to attend. On Sunday, Auguat 6, Matncuy Bray, in the 44th year of his ege. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull tend his funeral, from his late reatdence, No. am invited reet. Saturday evening, August 6, of d: tery, WittaM EDWARD, yeungest aow of Lewis end Mary Aaa Reynolds, aged 4 years, 9 months and 28 deys. i ‘The relatives and friends of the family are fully invited to attend his funeral, at nine o clock this morn- ing, from the residence of pei ches 332 Grand street. Se August 5, lenly, Fray- boy tg ter of William , in the 19th year oge. At Williameburg, on Sunday, Au: 6, tregesel rr E. Wella, aged younger? child of Jehn B. and Ade months. ; The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at four o’clock this from their residence, No. 26 South Eighth street, corner of Seconc street, Williamaburg. On Peper Be orning, August 5, Mra. Axx, widow of tho tate Pet r Wright, aged 61 years and 6 months. Fer remains were taken to Greenwood for interment. t ‘poi daughter of Benjamin and Caroline :bepbard. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Franklin, between Hand J streets, Greenpoint. At Staten Island, on Sunday, August 6, after a llnger- ing iDress, of dropsy, CaTHAaBiNE OsnoRN Brake, wifo of Benjamin Blako, aged 61 years, 9 months and 2 days, of Chacewater, near Frlero, county Cornwall, ends and relatives are invited to attend her fu- neral, at'five oeclock this afternoon, from her late resi- dence, in Monroe avenne, Staten Island. Boston, Mass., and West Briton, Engiand, papers ploase copy. at Huntington, L. I., on Wednesdsy, August 2, of watertn the brain, W. ii. Grson, aged 6 menths and 13 days, only child of David H. and the late Mary Jane Hubbard, all of this city. At his late residence, Mansion House, Bushwick, Lowg Island, N. Y., Wim Bswiry, Esq, formerly of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway. At Albany. .» on Wednesday, August 2, Cariro- , of Heilbronn, Germany, aged 23 years, His remaius wero interred in the Albany Cemotery. Ciacinnati papers please copy. ———LEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeee MARITIME ‘INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Occan Steamers. NAMES, Arabia. Gity of Union... America. Africa. Aretic. BH All packages nd tellers intended for the New Yore Hirai shouid be sealed. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—Mis DAY. ARRIVED. Steemshlo Harea (Brem), Georken, from Bremen, Jaly with mdse and €59 passengers, to Oelrichs & Co. July Jat 4903, lem 48 10, sawsevoral icebergs; Aug 2, at atS PM, lat 42 21, lon 61 57,2aw steamship st Louis, Eldridge, hence for Southampton and Havre. The H has bad for three days very foggy weather, snd bad run the engine close shut off. Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, &c, to Ludlam & Plensants. Ship Ludeen, White, New Orleans, 20 days, with mdse, to Wm I Frost. July 22, Int 2421, lon 94 65, was in company with ships Saxon, for Havre, ond. Sewall, for Boston, both from New Orleans. Ship’ Lorena, Urquhart, Norfols, 3 days, with chip timber, to E PD Hurlbut & Co. ‘= Pork’ Verera (Norw), Jacobson, Liverpool, 45 days, with salt, to S Thompson os i Bark Vickery, Urann, Zaza, Cubs, 20 days, with sugar and molasses, to Yzanoga & Etutian Bark Zidon (cf Lubec), Thurlow, Ctonfaegos, July 16, with augar, to Brett & Son, July 18, lat 21, lon 82 80, passed bark Lizzie T Nichols, from Cienfuegos for NYork, Brig Jaca (Br), Wilson, Cardiff, 57 days, with railroad ‘orping & Co. Thompson, Charleston, 12 days, with iron, 10 Brig Clinton, cotton, 10 Bulkley. Brig G W Ruszell, Liesegong, Matanzas, 10 days, with sugar, to M Kcheverria. Aug 4, Anthony Lopez, passen- ger, died of fover. the 13th ity 9 : 83; 7,000 Sohuyt Ne Erig Fairy (of Philadelphia), Wileby, Matanzas, Jul Tuvaspay, Aug.3, 1864. | of Jannary, 1825, was with the West Iadia squad. | lovely air! in her seventeenth year, was instantly | $57 £519) 5 Spats Cs atghacs ate seme Te, | aoc eh a ee eect, Wael, if According to adjournment the sesem- | ron in the ‘schooner Grampus in 1827, and acain | Killed, Tho fluid struck her Head, burnt her hair, | oo3}, 4424" ahd, 4474; 100 ‘Morria Cabal, 114%; 100 tchr MM Vreoman, Glover, Guayama, PT, July 23, bied, and was opened with prayer by Mr. Benedict, | in tho Mediterranean on board the sloop Onta- | Melted her Lond -_ tbe Bs Spe b6, 11%; 160 do,'b5, 11%; 50 do, ah, 31%; 80 do, 1%) | with wuzor, to MAC Freeman. © | 7” « poy _ regard | rlo from 1829 to 1823, when the vessel returned to why oi Aa “ad ed Swan Slistered ike 200 Long laland ‘RR aah, 1144; Predict Bank, i Schr Fally 3 , Moore, Des Hea Ga, St Ti ith aE... of pile aes t war cae up. ome | pa oe ae In = Kh s Sno el parts, sad one 180 gittt named Louisa, ‘abont aleven Beant 90 shs Morris Canal, 1d A Pty Penna iat 36 58, lon 1 ke chr Kate Broggins, from Boston Hr, Jouonvor favored its acoption. Peaoek, contented by Com. Keanedy. He | Years old, isso badly burned as to render her re- rene G9 Warldg, Ned, Savannah, G days, with cotton, Mr. Parcmin sustained the report becanse the | went on’ leave in 1538, and in 1839 was pit in coreey, doubtful, — to the ee of Married, to Mecrendy, Mott'& Co’ " system bad worked well in Ohio, in giving tone and | command of the reveiving ship at Baltimore, On | Mt. Cook, wio is bu for Mr. Anderson, On Thursday, jigust 4, by the Rey. Dr. Strong, Mr. | “sehr PC Ferguson, Ferris, Georgetown, SC, 6 dayn pe benim to schools there. the Sth September, 1541, he was promoted to the | Wete all carried out into rain, aad water pou Jaurs Wxaves, of Flatbush, to Miss TLannore A, Saxipow, Schr Daniel Webster, Chavo, Rockland: Mr. PTANTON wished to know the good of the pro- | rank of commander and gent to thenary yard, Pen: | 08 Are Ne gt 7 ay rte ig ng eg vines <adalade Soh Reine tole coticat one ii - eife | Mation of at ir fe . Pebr Buck am, rtlan Wate bebe detain a. We taut wae | olan and in ein tanya tena | ekg, A vale tos whole ly eae | og ana wrig agent in tho aot yeu of bia | SRE RMSE al Porand, Ce man ‘business. Bi bo Hart. » a “ "hieae. a posed the report on the Fp pee A be hphbede ee ee lightoing entered the ridge a the | house, boar the ey ee ae mt dive tase aro Fespocttully Windat sunrise WSW; meridian, do; sunset, SW that ti : re gable, tore off the shingles, shive: several rafters, | invited to attend bis funcral, at throe o'clock this after- eeeneenneenentiecanratetanrens acheent pe ted Be fev re Li Rt! barr pe of Law Uy bd He pens passed through a chest of clothes which were scoreh- | noon, from the residence o! lls father, ‘No. 180 Delancey Memoranda. jc Instruction from that of Se- | ihe Koaiish wee fast ware cond ‘in this veerel ree | ¢dand einged, then seemed to scatter all through strect, near Aticrney. f Lavscram At Newburyport, Aug 6, from the yard of 7: 8 not embarrass that move- me War,,and in hag ie the room, as its marks are to bescen inall direc- | On § jesany, August 6, after a shor’ illness, Mrs. Mary, } Merses Currier & Towneend, & chip of 600 ton®, called fan Been forty seags aeg ae, Commander Hollins | tong. Mi’. Andorson moved from Chatauue coun. | wie ef the lato John Carney, in tho Sota year of her ge, | the Driver. She. ix owned. By" Messrs David Ogden and Mecsm. Staxtox, Hawzry and Pownov farther pote has Ree votre esha tet aes tee ty, x ahous @ yearago,—Freeport (Il.) Bulletin, | * native of count enalons lant famnity, ani those | ter of New York. discussed the question. Much feeling wae manifcste | ashore, and fourteen years unemployed.— .A/ban; _— of ker son Thomas, and also her brother, Thomas Far. Herald Marine Correspondence. ed in to this matter. The report was finally Argus. August 6 y ng eee 28, ore Fespoctfully invited to attend the funeral, from PHILADELPHIA, Aug 6, ?M—Are stoamship Osproy, ee ‘s Trrweypous Exriosion axp Nannow Bscare | jer'tate residence, No. 89 Orange atrvet, at one o'clock | Fontaine Roston;'bark Emily, Lofland, Aux Cayes i3 the agent at EAcar’ . yrom Drati.—Last evening, about 6 o'clock, the | this afternoon. : days; briga Emily Dodge, Haskell, and Mechanic, Dun- tee eapaion Sing {he salary of the agent onlannst oF ax Tecarep ¢ Sn Onder, | Kg fy whl at the rolling'ail, on, Virst. street, | "Cn satarvay, Angus! §, Jays. Fosuar, infant son of | ning, Ferdaod;, Zenith Davi, (Reenetsak, ‘Delmont Motion, it was Resolved, That no one should | cars while in motion a few weeks since, has been | City Polnt, South Boston, burst with a oo TL cg aged 2 year, peat ag Pe ag ty y poston; sche be for the office of State Agent who is inter | arrested in Saratoga county. Tho Saratoga Whig | Bolee. The wheel weighed some sixteen tons, and | months men at Mage. 6 a teary are respectfully | Ha hanee Meas Raa pee stati, Baker, Boston; ested tn the sale or circulation of any book. gives the following account of their singalar end | 8% Tevolving at s very rapid rate, when the contri- | ,, The rlsttves and fends of the farts ore respects | HS, Milles, Commiigs, Nowell, Lyon; Graco Dizling, A ¥oror—Those who intend to vote for agents jous escape :—" Van Order, whose arrest on | [Bal force caused it to break intoa hundred frag. | verents, No. 67 Woat Thirty-cixth streot, botween Broad- | Tartiett, and any G_Horton, Candy, Proridenoo; Bu are requested to come forward and pledge the sa- turday evening last was noticed on Monday, was | ™ents. One piece, wegen, three or four tons,,WA8 | yay and Soventh avenue, at four o’clock this afternoon, | gene, Parker; I 1. Tay, Caln, and Jnlia A Rich, Eldridge, 4 on Wedaeeday examined before Police Justice Pike, ee ree eno eee ie Ly Witbaas TeriNet InetbtOe se ceeth street, after e.| Eee eee Baldwin, NHavea; Johm Comp: Committee on Nominations now reported for | and returned to State Prison in custody of a deput: ie down throug’ main ne gba Nigh Bae tong Roget Y le i remainder broke amaller ness, CATHARINE A. Hapwick; also, immediate} Aug 5—Cld st City of New York, Mathews, bi sg re Fer ne neces first, He | Berit of Eric county, hiong came on here to identity eyes Drmesa a tection, doing Sterwerds, dons Hapwick, her father, late of county Boston: Kennrbec, Oopes, New York’ ship ¥ W Balley, wished a full and free express: Packed c Ter, He pastasiies in cater Iepch ee, preat ‘domage fo tho batdings. Hoavytimbersware | Teroazeah, Po ae nn oto thin ater. | RopPmemgne™ ccna) vask Oc lamas Bost ames bere oes Neaed Of, nat there not and they were shutpp ia the saloon. They managed 0 | Li mrouly Leen. Sissin ane ee | noon, when the routes end rend of the deovaeed are | Tendo, Linsell Dalont Laghe, Path toa acy’ Foe! mpage acti nt ds wen) eg EL rst a ea | Pee raatete ea | aga cnr | ah Wenn nce ni ° y » NO One Wi A ANNA, 4 met, Ling x it; ue , i iH Sonkea Oat ao cea ee eae, Selng at full speed, oud | isiared, although some met with meat marrow oF | ceoncoand Cine filleer, aged i year and 10 nya, FC Horton, Gandy, Providoneo: © Budi, Taylor, Paw: Anthony nominated 1 H. Crittenden for | we beliove it was at night. When the second ‘man cs , ° President. R. D. Jones was also nominated. Miss | Kot out partially they both droppeduown the banks, | Pes {Fem instant death. ‘Tho noise of the explo. | Tho friends of the faraily are, respectfully invited to | tucket; Suvia Itighee, Hunter, Vall River. A., by consent, proceeded to speak. She was called Gccsit a board fence, injuring them some, but they pe Bese oh bee Dea] bed aA ge cb] ‘at = a vcsacocs of Ute parenté No. 426 Grand strvet, Her erm preeseds the Proaident ruled that Ueg sioalg neg | managed to get avray.’ Yun Order haw performed in | the mulls come rushing ta the sreng: treat mom. | rerias i en Tat ct are omack, aftec | £311 Roscon (of Boston), Pepant, trem Cape ay Fequire her to do what they dared not do them: | * eas aud ie very lithe and. active bers, enpposing that some mast be killed. Work ot | eet idens, MicwAts BUSAN, oped 23 years, inte of | {Heh lor Hoxton, with a cargo of logwood and, meneeay, selves. She Mr. Crittenden was right on the | , Ovrnace.—A young Irishman, by the namo of | the mil!s will probably have to be suspended for @ | feio.tn, Kenmare, county Kerry, Ireland. j bout an howe. Onptcia cf universal equality, and the opinions of candidates were not known to bo so, resent incambent in | Office was disposed to do justice, and she desired he | m ght bave a worthy successor. Mr. Crittenden, os | : She thanked God that the he was & candidate for office, decliaed actin; asa Ktichacl Horsman, employed in the Globe Mill, was | fortuight or more, in consequence of accident. suddenly seized near the gan house, on Sunday | evening last, by three men, geaged forced down to the brink of the pond, and thrown in where the | water is quite deep. He did not know any of them, | had no conversation with them, aud knows no cause Tho total damage we hear catimated at several eller, August 4 thousand dollars.—Foston Trav Mr. Peabody, presented thé Colimbus Zim South, has rectly swith a epectmen of the § range watermelon. The vind peals off like the orange, fcler, He was willing to ho s stump candidate. | for the outrage upon him, except what can be gath- | TOY fares tho wholo of the rich, opie nee ‘The President was in favor of open work, and Mr, | ered from the only words which were used by thom; | {ate mace, which alec ilivites iat eka bs mae ab Crittenden was one simply remarking, when they threw him into jightfuily' favored. Wo never nything of the A letter was Teceived from Sarah Pellet, which | the water, “' let the dama’d Paddy drown.”—New- | kind co teouliful. This watermelon | tive of Wat vi leced Ww be read apd piaced on file. ouryport Herald. ! China, < —_— SNe ne UNE NEEEEEEEeaiead Penta: moet alt Seen Bed 2 tt ae A RE sl EA REE His friends and neighbors from Kenmare genere'ly are invitod to attend his funeral, st one o'clock this after- noon, from his cousin's house, 802 Washington street. On Sundey, Avgast 6, Euizanemt, wife of Joseph Sharot, in tho 72d yéar of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her furera), from her tate residenes, No. 166 Firat street, at ten o’olock to morrow morning, July 2%, on the’ passage from Matanzas, in the big vars and § month Cod, and filled with water in and crew taken off, and landed ot Chatham. Tho suber remained ashore on her beam onds Sd Inst, at 3 PM. ; Werke Charleston Packot, Flt, New 1 barks Charleston t, Fs, peatela Step. at, Undine, Merry, do, 860 ep; Wogla, Fairbayen, Dimmick, 390 sp. if Foreign Ports. Gvavaws—tn port Joly 28 bark J Forbes, Francis, lissmumrta Day, daughter of Thomas &. wud Jarette | hence via Ponce for NHaven, Wg; brig Canima, Pilot, N¥ork, lag. : | "iomasaeta port July 2 vrig Kite, Thompson, foc ‘Avanpame—Of Senda, Orkney, July 16 Probst, frees pole tabled 22Geo Otis, Bray, Charleston. sub St ees Haig, or : phases cheese seo Getaline, Gurrign, NOrlesas ; July 8 Se Ras, Bal oa ‘Teress, Cardona, NUrieans; Sree ean aes tee ton; Caroline, NYork. Sd sth Gon Jabebl Sem Wenn, melaes oo gg " » Wessels, ‘ork; , do; 20th Wursata, Kuhike: Joveriand, oo Erishs, do; ‘Art in the Texel, 21st Blucher, from Baltimore. Bawrou—Arr 24 Wi Havens via ‘roe ill Sth Semnirarott-Adanes, Sade Barmmay—Off July 20 Redwood, Ross, trom St Jehu | for London. ‘Hea>—Off July 10 Etbe, Goby \ Now Harcheny Buitmees fo Bow. | York ; Ana cut ad ry beth NYork. y 4 5 W andrews, ; Exnat Arndt, men; ‘dam ; 28d Re- seokranz, do do; 2th. Gentoo, Anti for Nev & South Carolina, Havana for Hamburg; tine, Bremen for NYork., July B Geo Canning, Jacobs, fm NYork fer Hamburg. Exstwonz—Arr July 17 DS: Berrie Ro Jen- eiro ea ‘Stockbolia ye See Charlestoa, for Oe- penhagen. Farmovrs—Arr July 31 Ocean, Muller, and Venus, Pea- niren, NYork; 224, P Penoleton, Noyes, Matanzas, pa com ar July 26 Hendrik Hudson, Smith, New Giovcesrer—Arr July 24 Satellite, Amsbury, Mirani. Grxoa—Arr July 16 Pulsed, Mon! Philadel new ruly 20 re Morris, McLesry, ieee ‘oung, Quebec; 22d, Java, Jackson, oes 3 ; a, Aaaeeeeey ‘ork. ak eld for Boston); Be oes, Ryder, ook da Marscilies “and old for Seville); Gee C Ackerly, Baldwiat ‘oF! Cid 7th Marion, Lelat, NYork; G W Jones, Bark, Bos- fon; 14th, Compeer, Weois, NYort New Oxans, Gatuan, Horm Cove (near Fimouth)— on July 22 Delaware, yay 20" urieh’ Bisse Metropolis, Trasie, R fethen, NYork; Memphis, Davis, Nor- Galveston, 2100 Tease Bell Sdousoay Mable. at ‘he reeds 20th W Ht Wharton, Yates, from Now Oe- DB. bh St Nicolas, Bragdon, NYork; St Joseph, Casa- sean Francisco, 24d, Veueltte, Howes, Nvork? Charleston; Paquebot des Mers du inxs (Pentland Firth)—Pazsed July 18 Admiral, from 1a for Charleston. Hetvorr—Arr July 21 Eliza Mallory, Willams, NYoek; dictander Eattwedel, Minzcoff, Patinse a ey aa os catered P a meets July 19 Anna Elise, Schweichel, NYork. Sid 2uth Ida, , San Francisco via Newcastle; RB Minturn, Céok, \‘England”; 21s, Helen McGaw, Lunt, ‘ork. Art ot Cuxbaven 10th H Purinton, Given, NOrteans; te Se pete July gh York, McBirnie, Savannah; 288 (POOL—AIT /— Tawreie, ‘NOrleans }; Ant, Bulkley, Savan- Bal ; Massachusetts, Swi % } 28d Globe, 5 J NYork; 25th an- Blair, Charleston; Europa (s), cocina ab ep Greerock 234. drew Foster, Taylor, do; Chapultepec, Sid July 21 California, Laidley, Charleston; 234 John 8 Cashin; Plamen, PehCacinaey Senses ‘Nesmith, Mille, N York; p Ths ., Boston; 24th Jane H Gi Childs, do; 25th Owego, Stevens, NYork; John & Al Rol Alexandria; Charity’ (s), Paton, Montreaf, duane, ie, Charleston; 26th Ashburton, Beadish, In the river 25th Dutward bound, Break o’Day, Porter, Monterey, Putinton, NYork. Cl out July 22 Vidar, Knudson, Portland; Wm Spregua, Philadelphia; 24th Centurion, Coombs, ‘ork. Entd for ldg 2ist C Grinnell, Fletoner; EZ Hartshorne, . and Columbo, Herris, do; Josiah Bradiee, Boyson, Singa- ore; 22d kild A Clark, Copperbolt, Phitndelphia, Spark a eh Saunders, do; 24th De Witt Cliaton, Funk, N York. Loxnon—Fatd inwards July 24 Patrick , Hurt- but, NYork; New Era, Henry, Isle of Verte, iver 8t. Jawrence. Cld 21st Southampton, Pratt, NYork (and arr at Portsmouth 24th); 22d Katahdin, Eustis, do vis Car- diff; Victoria Reed, Tarbox, do via Shields; 24th Druid, Scott, San Francisco; Georgia, Smith, Newcastle and Bos- ton. ’ Entd out 224 Lucretia, McKay, Boston; 24ch Har- 4 ‘hase, riet Hoxie, Rowland, NYork: Hunter, Sears, Boston. Joxwostenny—Arr July 20 Creole, Shields, Philadel fa. P' Lunow-arr July 16 Stella, Hilert, NYork. LancasteR—Arr July 24 Sea, Davis, St. Stephen. Bs A a July 24 Pauline, Rousseau, Havre and NYork, Mavra—Arr July 13 Sam Slick, Mayo, Boston. Maprma—Arr June 28 Sarah Maria, Jones, NYork. Marsmiixs—Arr July 18 Ionian, Colby, NOrleans. Orerto—Arr July 15 Uniao, Seluval, NYork. Nuwcastix—Cld prey to July 21 Aspasio, Crow; Poem 4 Beil, Sinciair; and Queen Victoria, Chase, NYork; A Nickels, Nickels, Rio Janeiro. Newrort—aArr prev to July 23 Moses Kimball, Colsom, . Old Qist, Anna Kimbsi, Pike, Port Putav—Sid July 18 Toraete, Jonassen, Boston. Poxt TaLpor—Sid July 2% 'Fliza Cochrane, Coohrans, Providence. QuExxstown—Art July 22 Fleanor, Natkins, NYork. Of Hend of Kinsale 14th Henry Clay, Caulkins, from Liverpool, for NYork, 3 days out. Srocknorm—Arr July 17 Axel, Headland, NYork. Cid 12th, Cambria, Perry, NYork. ‘ae pe—Sla vals ro , NY¥ork. Entered out 24th Jordesen, NYork ai ediac. Warrnrorp—Arr July 22, Frien Otto Von Manteuffel, Rotel pau: ln the roads 23d, Challenge, Cado- gan, for do. Lrenroot, July 4.—The Enropa, (8), from NYork, in coming up the river last night, ram fo the deamon’ Sarab, of Runcorn, beund to North Wales; the sehoonsr sustained trifling damage, and makes s little water. james i aati of and for New y succeeded in hauling board, Fast India Dock, and has Procecded. from Thursday for want of water, ( feot. Sith, —the American ship Earoelydon, from St. John (N. B.,) with timber, les basin of the Fast India Dock, owing to her words of 22 feet of water; she is now bei and no doubt will float to her berth, inthe in the course of tho afternoon. Gaxxxock, July 23.—The now ship Chapul Quebec for Liverpool, with a cargo of timber, in here on Wednesday night, lost fore and maintopmasts, wizentopyallantmaats, &c., in a severe gale nel on the morning’ of that day. [The Liverpool, and arr tiere 26th.) BAL TIMORE—Ai 4 ship Isabella, Hayden, AT rr Ang 46 barks St George (Hr) . De Catlne via, 4 Hadley, Kent, and ey G Bass, Crosby, NYork; China, Hamblin, Bos | Chas T''Strong,’ Lieum, NYork; Tastern Ligh Fayon, Boston; F J’ Tin ici Fadl Ware sees Chase, ton: ri Wareham; Falmoni Chalet, Reem BOSTON—Cld Aug 6 barks Lysander, gos; , Kendrick, Baltimore; brigs Iie, Peden hut peta a ) lckerson, *, more, Fld: *biladelphia; Careline A ‘White, mage rid I a § ah Benton, , Richmond, Va; Flin Pig gt hy 4 era ; Nickerson’ do; Ellen Jane, Pia ert: Sabet, ney, do; Yankee Blade, Beri, phie BUCKSVILLE—Arr July 28 echr NYork: hee Eaves Davis, Kecmevont echr ston. 20th, aches Kendall, Hampien; Abigail, Lord, York ueTONe Are Aug’? bark Aura, Cousin, Charles ton. ArT 24 1 Rebecca Francis, a eaten; 20th, ache Nh Fa enardn Bath; Ga ; ; » Ride! Boston. Chl brige We Ober, Boston; Lueg Hebete, Emall, Bridgeport; 20th, Elza Jomo, Blakemacy f ORLEANY—Aer Ji $0 shipe Liberty, an! Staa Greenman, May: bp ot Alsioa, Havana 10 ‘dora; idag fir}, Wescot Consul, Mortimer; Fawin Fige, Hitebeock, and Cousins, Liv ; Helen A 'Miller, Galt, Phil, Ostervald, Jor, G ; Underwriter, Mullizae, iat Ret wan Sl aero or s oO ata al Rng ie Wa den re OLK—Atr Aug iia, Waine it, NYork 5 gobr Abdel Kader, Brown, Qo for Met aman’ rafered UN CORDON. rid Thug 2 sl00 Su j— Mat Aug » Superior, Arthur, NYovk. Sid prop Chas Osgood, Seaith, NYork for Nore vieb; sehr Ni, on Heneiicksor., Philacelphia; sioop Franklin, Avery, NYoak, Arr 4th, prop Quinny’ynug, Hollam, Norwich from York; schra C © Seray‘ton, Terry, Port Ewen; Pinta, Pev roe, do for Providente; Mary Nott, Gundy, Rondout for Bristel; sloop Jas Lanpheer, Richards, NYork. PORTLAND—‘:rr Aug 4 brig Chas Edward, Dosk, Cat dents; Molup'an t clpvia; schre Vistot,,* | Pearse, N¥erck, j Kelley, w . if ‘ -~