The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1854, Page 8

AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. | The Land Gr-duation Law, \ Reported by Mr. Cobb, from the Committes on H Public Lands, early in the last seasion—the first | Board ef Aldermen. ‘This Board held the third mecting of the Aaguet —o evening, N.C. Ely, Esq., President, is PAPERS REYERKED, The memorial ot Abrabam Dally and his wife, ia vill on the calendar—and which passed the House | Telation to lands taken by the corporation from they om the 17th of April, aod the Senate towards the | close of the session. aN ACT TO GRADUATH AND REDUOE THE PRICE OF THE PUBLIO LANDS 10 AOTUAL SETTLERS AND CULTIVATORS. Be it ebacted by the Senate and Mouse of Kere- sentatives of the United states of , in Con- ene, « at wll of the public lands of the nited States whol s all bave been in the market for ten or up <4 ds, pror to the t me of appli- cation to epter the s«me,un er the provisions of this act, aud stili rmuicing unsold, shall be sub | jeot to sale at the » ice of ne dollar per acre; and | all of the land of thy Used states that shall ‘have | been in market f fifteen years or upwards, as aforesaid, and stil! cen sitng tae, shall be aub- Jeot to sale at reven'y live cents per acre; and all Of the lands of the ( deen in mark-t for aforesaid, and still » ject to sele at ufty lands ofthe United Staves that shall have been in market for twenty-five sears and acwards, as afore- sald, ane still rem. un-old, shall be subject to sale at <wenty-five ver sore; aad ali lavds of tho Unites States t halt bave been im the mar- ket for thirty years mre, shall be subject to sule at twelve ard « ts per aore: Provided, this ection shall net construed ag to extend to lands reserved United States, in acts granting lands to St-t». fo railroad or otver inter val improvements, m one dollar and twebty ny ‘uxt Atates that shall have | vty years or upwards, as iniog unsold, shall be sub- 8 per acre, » That upon every he provisions of this act, | er upon the lands shal! have +c suet pradauted price, vtitioas, restrictions, sud the public lands of the sbject to the right of pre- ity days precediag the next giudustion or reduction that ball sake place; | and if bot so pur bwero, shall again be subject to | the right of preen fore, and £0 on fro place: Vrovided, thu go construed as to ture“ e with any right w haa or nay acorue by virtue of any act granting preemption to uctua! eritlers upon public lands, Bec. 3. And de it furines enacted, Taat any per ron opi ying to erter ous of the aforesaid lands shall be required to 9 ke sfiitavit before the regis: ter or receiver of the p oper land office, that he or sae enters the same fur Lis or ber owa use, and for the purpose of actus) vettiement and cultivation, or for the use of ap »djoining furm or plantation owned or occupied by him or uerself, avd, together with said entry, he or she has wot xcqnired from the United States, under the provisions of this act, more than three bendred and twenty acres, according to the ostablished surveys; «07 if any a or persons taking such oat: or «fiidavit thal swear falsely in the premises, he or she «bali be subject to all” the pelna and penalties of perjury. WIDOWS AND PENSIONS. (Cosrespondes ce of he Baltimore Sun. W aSHINGTON, ay » 1854 By @ law on vensions, passed on the last night of the session, it the widow of a soldier marrice eha \qaea her claim, but if t.at hasband dies sho again becomes entitled to ber pen-ion as formeriy. ‘The amount of the new # tix, that whenever the lady is a widow the goversmen’ holds itaelf bound to pro- toct her. One no‘ary public is now empo' to take ex xckpo vJedgm nt, as well as two justices of °. ely tar, the testleney eee vee a '¥ public is of t'¢ same as en > commissioner. The necessity for special commissioners, therefore, no longer exists, {Correspondence of the Philadelphia Ledger. Wasainaton, August 7, The Forcign Policy of the United States— The Pur- ef Cuba. ¢ Spanish Revolution—Danger of Emiuncipativn. . Buchanan is probably charged with the Cen- tral Amcrican question, «ne which is far more in- tricate and difficult .f xettlement than profitable for the preeen , and the so.utdon of which will materia ly affect either obr commercial or political rospecta. The Spanish question, as I alwa: inted, ie kept «nog here in Washington, and be solved hero, if avywhe e. The purchase of Cuba, {f that he possible, can be effe.ted hore in Washiag- ton, and would pr bably uve made some progress with the minister jrom Splin, if the revolution had not inte rmmpted the prenminaries. Mr. Cueto, how- ever, expressed bimneif very positively to eome Rerators, that io bad no iustructions to treat for Caba, and that Spain wonls never consent to such eu beg ops The peetres, has bed teakad upon by some as aruse de guerre to & er price. “My humble oputon & that the Seeker poverument will be svover disposed to soil the ‘sland hen the ld dynasty. The revenue of Cuba has always gone inte the pockets of the King or Queen, ond the public treasury vas pot a whit the better for it. ‘The ,eople of Spsin, if understand their own interest, hud better get of it, and thereby pievent the creatures of the court from being rewarded for their services by being allowed to etea! in Cabs. But what it Spain is republican- ized, as L'rance we in 1848? and what ifthe repab- lic emancipate the negroes, as the French have gove? The Spanieh. question may, ia @ very few nae become a very greve ono to the United empticn until witon to time ag reductions take | (Correspondence of Philadelphia North Americaa.} Wasuinoron, August 7, 1854. Mr. Mann, Assistant secretary of State, sailed for Bacage yooterday. It is presumed that he gocs with instructions to Mz. Buchanan relative to tae deatruct.on of Greytown, and to Mr, Soulé regard- t. Beelen, the re ently anpointed Secretary of Legation at Berlin, bas a:rived here, and will sall on the Sth September. He should have been aj- pointed charge to Nicaragua, where his popula ity Saeng e people and with the government, and his perfect knowledge of their lan and institutions, would have done much t» efface the recollection of Borland’s atroc ous «onduct. The Fails o: Niagara. {From the Buifulo Republic, Aug. 7. Niagats Falls is almost total, healta and recreation seeking public. A geatfeman of this city wo dined there yesterday. informs us that there were but thirty at the dinner table of the principal hotel, and toat cight of them were of his company from this city. Tais sudden desertion in the teart of the season, is occasioned by the slarm of cholera, whi h broke out among the [rich shanties at and nea: the suspension bridge, A few cases in the village of tho fails added to the alarm, whioh amounted to a perfect panic on the death of Mrs. P. A. Porter, The last named case, it is affirmed, was the result of indiscretion in the vio- tim, who ventared to partake freely of dried figs | after having suffered the first attack, which was successtully treated. This indalgence, we are told, brought on a relapse, which proved fatal. The | s150to orn | and Fifth avence; of rame, for fillta; deserted by the | without proper remuneration. THE FIRE DEP ARTMRNT—OOMPENSATION POR INIU- RIES. of the oommittee concurring to donate Hacnon, member of Ragice Company No. 41, for injuries :eceived by him while in the discharge of his duty asa fireman, at a fire oa }1th Mav, at the covner of Fulton and Nassan streets, by which he ia likely to be deprived of the use of three fingers of the right hand, and incapacitated for labor. Concurred in. ADOPTED. The following resolution was offered by Aider- men Hexurick:— That the assesxmeat list for regal- atingand gading Sixty-third street, between Eighth | snd Ninth «venues, be referred to the Corporation | Counsel for bia opinion in relation to the legality of | the amount aeseseed as ; ayment for the servicos of | Mr. an insjé tor upon said work; acdthat he be di- rected to give bis opin‘on to shis Board, whetler the provision of the ordinance tor regulating and + er ores and all of the | stacing said Sixty third street, that said work shall be performed “under such directions as shall be given by the Street Commissioner and one of the | City Surveyors,” confers upon the Street Commis. siover authority to appoint an inspector, if he sha'l deem his services teversary. Adopted.” Report of Committee on Roarcs—In f.vor cf opening Seventy- thi d street, from T ird aveuue to Kast river, was copcurred i. Tre assessmente for filling sunken lots in the olock be -cen Forty-third sud Forty- | fourth streets, and Tent aod Eleveath avenues, | ral lands hold a over | Coreurred in. Of same for flagging side walks on soutberly side of wenty+ixth strect, between First avenue and the Bist river. Concurted in.. Of same for fencing va- vacapt lots on Fourtreuth steoct, between No, 218 snoken lots on Forty » vevth street, (wortnerly side,) between | Terlth and D eveash avenues; of same, for building | a rewer in Heater atreet, from the cower in Eidrid; | streot to the east line of Forsyth street; of same, for | bim why be would have to take it out? Ho said he rg lots on the block bounded by Thi-ty-ninth and ortieth stiects god Niutn and Tentn avenues, tor eleven months, aa be. | S€¥6ral other reports of t ¢ Councifnen for sewers - | in various parte of the «ity ware sian Scents tins thiog b i | amongst hi b were sewer in Second av-nue, wa pile get hall be | tweeu Thi-d ana Fourth streets; wower in Husex street, trom Hester to G and atrcet; sewer in Mal- berry street, between Chatham and Bayard streete; fewer in Thirty-second street, hetweet Second and Third aver.nes; sower in Fravklin street, from Hud- son st-eet to the ‘iver; sewer ia Nullivan atreet, be- tween Prince a1. Houston. The report of the Committee,on Streets, in favor } of layiog crosswalk iu Twenty third street, between | Sixt? and Seventn aveoues, opposite the Duton Re- formed church, was adopted. STREET INSPECTORE. The following resolution was offered by Alderman Biunt:—Resolved, "hat the Commissioner of Lamps and Streets be, and he is hereby, directed to re| to this Bonrd at its vext meeting, if any, and many, stieet ina: e.ters there are employed for the purpose of inspecting the work of cleaning the streets. who appointed the same,and by what author ity, and what salary each one receives. Adopted. Alde ‘man BiunT offered the following Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby, directed te farniah this Board with a complete copy of all statements or evidence taken before his honor the Recorder, whict were seat to him by bis Excellency oT reste orpanintis Engine Oe No. 50, reaolution organizing Ine Company No. 50, in the Sixteenth ward, was adopted. he eae adjourned to Thureday evening at 6 oc . ‘ Board of Councilmen. The Board aseembled at the usual hour, Edwin J. Brown in the chair. After the reading of the min- utes, the following petitions weve referred:— PBTITIONS. Of the but. bers and others of Catharine market, askin g that sheds be erected for their accommoda- tion in James clip; of Hose Co. 38, for new hose; of James Conway and others, fer a sewor in Twenty- fifth street, between Fighth and Ninth avenues. REMONSTRANCHS. The following remonstraaces were also referred: —O1 8. Jaudon and others, against grading Kighty- fifth street, east of avenue A. STREETS. reported in favor of the immediate Opening of Eleventh avenue, from For- t ith to Fifty-ninth street, and from 107th to T4ith street; Eighty fifth street, from Third avenue to East river; Ninety-third street, from Foarth venue to Eust river; Eleventh street, from Dry Dock to East river. Adopted. THE OPANING OF ALBANY STREET. A motion was made by Mr. I'nye that document 69, covtaining tbe report of the Committee on Streets, in favor of opening Albany street, be taken up for the purpose of making @ motion, making it special ordtrof Friday next. The motion was passed, after which another was made by Mr, Jac- SON, to the effect that the report be recommitted to the committee. Mr. Fsyr moved that the report be made the spe- clal order for Friday night. Mr. Sreuey desired to know why this subject was recommended. Mr. Kennxpr replied that it was because the par- ties bad not been heard before the committee as do- sired. Ho wished to avk Mr. Frye if the committee had given them a hearing. Mr. Frye said that trey had no hearing, ae because it was not known that they wanted one, it was not till after the report was made that they asked for a hearing. Mr. Kunngpy said that if the parties had been beard, it waa not likely that the committee would bring in different’reports. Mr. Coorer was opposed to a further*postpone- ment of the eubje t. Mr. Wit said that the parties had never been heard by the committee, and he was astonished when the majority report of the committee was banded to him for his signature. He asked Mr. Fryo toe cause of thie, and he was told that tho parties did not ark to be beard. Mr. Purpy bao yet to learm that any complaint had been made ab ut the want of a bearing, aad he desired to know tte person who felt aggrived. Mr. Jackson—Your friend, Mr. Henry Erben. Mr. Purpy replied that Mr. Erben urged upon the committee the necessity of making @ report im- mediately. That gentleman had said that they had all the facts before them that could be elicited by another hearing; and that it was wrong to take men | from their businces, and tbat we could make another report atovce. When Mr. Erben, however, heard the nature of the report, he asked with an air of aatonish- ment the rcagon we did not give Lim anothef hear- ing. ‘ Sir. Witp—You knew nothing about the matter a week betore the report was made, Mr, Puxpy—I didn't, eh? Mr. Wi.p—No, you didn’t. Mr. Perpy—Well, that is becauee I didn't choose to make my views known. Now, Mr. Erben under- takes to abuse the committee for not giviag them Onr informant assures ua that there Is now no- | thing that resembles a cholera aymptom in the whole village, and that it is as healthy aa ever {t was known there at this or any other seszon of the jeer. The extent of the panic o evacuated by their occupants, leaving valuable arti- les of furmitare and appavel, w.th doors and win. | cows unfasten d, 80 thus any depredator might enter, and yet ooth og {4 stolen. At the Canada en 1 of tue bridge, he saw a decent | the Boa d creature in it. Oo the bed Wearing appare! of It« late occupante. who had ded in the bed anc been removed. On the floor, A the bedside, were the under garments of a female, lying ina kind of ring, se they had been shoved down and atepped out of by the owner on retiring to her last sleep. Lime had been plentifully thrown over the room, bed and clothes as they lay, without re- moving anything but the dead bodies. looking frame house standing ¢ pont Love, Svicios axp Mannriact—The love affui at ¥y ti, Miob., which «as alluded to by the Detroit Advertiver a few days cince, ted a happy termivation. The young woman io search of a tra- ant lover attempted to whovt herself, ft will bo re membered, but #as induced to forego that desperate | intent. A brother of the young man who had ab- | sented himee)f, waa sent in company with the you Woman to Adrian, to search out the absentée ani have justice cone his motber giving — $100 to pay expenses. The youngster was not proo! inst ‘he cha: ma§which bad overcome his Deaer, wed on fore, nive miles, the two concinded that ft waa use to pursue @ flying lover, while a willing one waa at hand, submiseive to his flume. An impromp (u mariage was consummated, aad a letter soon af- ter received informed the expectant mother of the fact, end that the funds de«igned for another pur- pose would be used to defray the expenses of a triv © Saratoga and other wate:ing piaces, whore the Leneymoon was to be celebrated. This is rather perme owe pe ~ oe might, were it not for ‘customed gravity, suspected of indalgt If in pleasant Betioe. ii — SASUPACTURE OF Neoxors—Dr. Vanhuss, of 5 slesippi, says toe Eutaw Whig, writes to the ‘ost Alabamion that a Dr. Lioburge has dis © vered a tinotare or ointment, which, if appliod ny certain rales, wil in a few days change the fairest sin on earth to the real African hue, and that tro bildrep of those thus bla ‘kened will be block or | half biack, as was the case with thelr parents, and that all the soap and water in the world cannot week it off. The doctor also composed saother wash which makes the hair es kinkey as that of the real African. The end of it alt 6 can make a negro. pl th “os Southern States should purchase tho , With no living | members, feeling amd hand was hanglog the | extistied that it was | ' | may be jud, f | from the fact that hoas-sa have Toon ‘etna bg rg ees Ss AD opportunity for hearing the parties 4 ts Witp—I wish it to be ‘understood that Trinity Church docs not recognise Mr. Erben as a mouth piece any more than any other individual. Tweaty different persons, to ig bapetdecs were waiting to b committee was calied. Mr. Norra—Wby didn't the gontioman make al- Tusion to that fact in his report? Mr. Fry) eplied to @ question of ¥ Keon, that the committee bad not met at all ax a committee. Mr. Seriey said that he bag seea Mr. Eeben int from time to tie sittlog amoog. the ing then, and he tras for no good purpose. He was hota jittie sur; rised at his barefaced impadence. Mr Fry's motion vas finally rej ctod, while that of Mr. Jackson, in favor of ttting the report to the ‘ommittee, was adopted. The Hoard bere vent into a Committee of the Whole, on the rising of which the Chaicmen report- ed that fifty-two papers bad been passed upon, and that they bad ordered back tho report in relation to the sewer 1m Secocd street. The Roard ‘hon adjourned sont to Jit Geo I n Jones, and John Roper, convicted of sieallng » wateb. were sent to jali—Tbbe for three months, Jones for two moatha, and Roney for ove mouth. ORDkR oF The grand officers of 7 or in New Jersey, about to cetablish a lodge iu Jersey City, « petition oue Laving been made by teice the requleite naw It will be called Charter O2k Chapter, aad will be No. of lodges in the State cf New Jervey Accipmyt —Yesterday a son of Mr James foomis fell from the piazza of his residence, and was so badly Injured that he may lose his life in consequence . ArrewrTsp Sctcrne.—An Trish girl, named Mary Hogan, stiempted to commit suicide in Worcester, on Baturday, by crossing the Weatern Railroad toack a6 a freight train was appr aching. Tne girl was copsigerabiy burt, but not killed. Unrequited love was the cause of the rash act. Stock Rales, Puraprrraia, August 9, 1864 —(Reported by Keen & Tay lor.)— iret Board—$8 000 City 6's, S& Erle, 80%; | 4,000 do, S & Erie, 05. 8014; 660 3 & Eri , 2 days, 8955; 2,000 do, Pa KR, 91; 100 tate 5's, 86; 16 do, 84; 1,00) Reading KR Mort 0's, 144, 8054; 60 shares Reading cavk, 31; 20 do, BS, 314; 1e0-do, b5, 31, 100 do, 8, BL: 60 do, 31; 2 Penn RR, 44; 5 Bank of Peons, td: 2 do, DS, 124; 6 do, 2 days, 114 17 Com Between Boards—b0 , 88 6 + 1,060 Lehigh 6's, "70, 98; 250 $ shares Penn RR, 44: 20 Read- tog RR, s5wo, #1; 100 New Creek Coal Co, sbwn, 1%; 100 do, My A ag Bank, 11%; 8 Commercial Rank bb, 60, After $1,000 Spricg Garden 6's 894 100 shares Labigh Zine, 14. Market steady RR, j 60, | in order to test him, four quart rs, privately mark: H Gross Outrage on a re | _ carom the Poitederpbla Baleue Kop 6: | A young gecthman of tia city afilésvit before the Mayor yesterday, that an cut-age of & | scandalous: berao er ad becn committed within 8 few da! xy & dentist of this city, upoa tho pe son of & young to whom te was engazed, Upon thie affidavit a warrant was issued for the * arrest of the accused, and he had a parkgientees isa ter Mayor Conrad yexte'day. The lacy ofa highly respec'atle citizen, whd &t present ro video a few miles from the city. The evidence of the lady was as follows: — | Llive a distance from the city; Iam nine. teen years of age; Tam acquainted Stephan T. Beale; Mr. Beale is a dentist; he resides in Walnut btreet, below Twelfth, u; the north side; I was | last at Mr. Beale’s on F iday; (came in (from tho country to have my teeth attended to; [ was in the | habit ‘cf going ‘there for pal opera: | | tions, as well as oll the lly; 1 arrived | im town op Frida; last, about half past 9 o’olosk; [ got out of the care at the devot st Kighteenth and Market streets, and walked from the depot to B.'s; | vent to Wr. B’s on a p-eviors anpoiat ment; | eaw pobody at Mr. Beale's, save ts ait who let me in: I saw Mr. B. in the parior, and vith him went inte the office, which is im the seoond story back room; | took off my bonnet and took a seat in the operating chair; Mr. B. gave me a book to look at, 41d eaid some of his workmen wanted him to sttena te seme work, he left the room and returned sfter a abo t absen e; he commenced to fix Mj tooth; it was very painful; it was to be plagzed; he then wanted ta pnt sometoing in my tooth to kill the nerve; | toli him Laid not wish it dore, it would be co painful; | © proposes to give me etner, which I consented to; he gave it to me for some tiwe, until [ was stap:fied; be did pot continue to rate w the tooth; he (some time { after ltwk the ether) that I was cousciom; he | proposed to take the touth oat; I said I was afraid it | woud burt me. [Tee witr ess then described how the accused hai viojated her person wuile she was under the influ ence of ether.) In a few moments he spoke to me, and said he would bave to take out one of those teeth; I asked cc uld net gave them both; wile under the inflaence of the ethor I felt benumbed and ached, but I was perfectly conacious all the while; Tconld not speak nor move; te gave me more ether and pulled my tooth; I acreamed when he extracted t \e tooth; I got out of tre operating cbsir, and he helped me to a rocking chair; tren be it another lady uo staire to fix her teeth; I heard him tell her [ had good tecth, aud bad never been to any other den tist than bimeelf; he told the lady he had given me eu Late ene eee he A him iff jid not scream; yes, though ve me ether for half an hour, and I was so ous from tome cause Which he did not know of, no py u lg T eat awhile, me >; I pat on down to the front door wit war when [ left it was | about quarter past twelve o' with bim until the lady above referred deors, seying the smell the bonse; [asked him to ep Thad better walk; I-walked to Third treetaon an errand, aod relative’s, in Chesnut street; I fi this relative; on the evei I mentioned to ber al! 4 +4 z 4 ; extiacting Uhe defendant, the witness eald—‘ scious that Aoki preparing another tooth for plugging. know that you committed the out- re. defendant was committed in default of om Ry bat the requisite surety was afterwards en! - The young lady evidently suffered much mental angui the prozrees of the examtoation. Her father the gentlemen to whom she was engaged, were present during the examination. Board of Education—Special Meeting, Avaver 9%—In the absence of A. Y. William Eaq., Dr. Baapum took the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. COMMUNIOATIONS, pleton & Co., applying for mt of fe cea toe scout, ath, for books far- nisbed to the different ward:. to the Committee on rare From Rudolpne Wieczorek, a] for appro- reat of his German priation for payment of tne schoo! in Forty-first street, near Seventh avenue. REPORTS. Of Finance Committee, recommending an appro- iation of $26,300, to build a achool house in irty-eeventh atreet, in Twenty firat ward. Adopted. Of the eame, submitting the petiowing, onl ay! wired for payments on the lat as of September, For salary of clerk and assistant For salary of Superintendent subject to the drafts of this board. The report was adopted. REPORTs CONTINUED. Of the Committee on Eveniog Schools, recom- mendirg the adoption of the tofowing resootiou, viz.:—Ist. That the Executive Committeo on Even- ing Schools be, and they are hereby, authorized to organize an be achool for girls ia school house No. 29 in Greenwich street, First ward; aud second, the evening school beretofore held in s hol house No. 31 in the Sevegth ward be removed to school honse No. 2 in the ward. The first resolation wae adopted, but the second was recommitted. Of the Committee on bag ah recommondivg an appropriation of $430 for Hiding wall, &c., at the Rett ooesy ae ‘There being no quorum present, a vote was not taken or the adoption of the last report. The Board then adjourned. Court of General Sessions. Before his Honor the Recorder. | Aud. §—Girand Layceny.—Jobn Blake. a young | man about twenty yeare of age, was indicted for stealing a gold watca of the value of $50 from Peter Donelly, of No. 32 Orange street. Tue prisoner }pieaded guilty, and this bein) Dia fst aleace, he | was sentenced to two years ia theState prison. Burglary in the Third Degree-—Henry Lincoln pleaded guilts to spe! evtoring the store house of Cuilen at 144 Grand street, and stealing divers mrticles from thence. Sentenced to two years in the State prison. Stealing a Wateh-—George Lamtert, | German eighteen years of age, pleaded guilty to stealing # wateh from Kelman Jacob, of 104 Birhth | avent He gave an excuse for his crime that be was unable to get work, and-stolo the watch to raise money in order to returnto Hurope Sentence | reserved. Stenling.—Kosanna Mollroy plerded guilty of steal ng & wotch from Ab-aham Alexander, No. 16 | Whitehall street. Senten.ed to two years in the State prison. Stabbing with Intent to Kill —Thomas Grimes was ut tothe har, The chief witness against him wae | Benjamin Howard, tho assanlted parcy, Both wit & young ‘¢ | R68 And prisoner were seamen on board tae Beoje min Howard, avd on the 20th of July last prisoner | axeauited with etoues. Tue captain pat him in irona but he was subsequently re- d. ftervards eng: on board | Tease | lettin, | ing down when ner came bedind him aod , Stabbed bim seven or eivht times with @ sheath | knife, He showed the marks of these wounds about | the head to the jury. Verdict of guilty—sentenced | te ten years imprisonment in tho State prison. |, Stealing a Watch— Cathe ine Kernes, ® good locking younz woman, was tried for stealing a sil- ver watch, of the valine of ¢44, from Hanerhan, a | policeman. Tie points for the jury to decide were, | first, whether the priso er waa the thief, and | Scoondly. whetber, in order to make out the crine of grand larceny, the valoe of the wat h was more | than #25. Found guilty of petty larceny, and sea- | tenced to tix months in the penitentiary. Emleszionent-—Robert Clemeos, the privorer, | had been aclerk in the employ of Me. McKay, 219 | Forsyth street: owas an ound of disronexty, and | ed, were given ‘o the prisoner for cortain articles purcbased st Mr. McKay's store, Prisoner was | texed by bis employer with fraad, and two of the marked qnetter dollar plecea were fonnd upon his ersop. Fennd guilty, and reo Wo mercy. Reotence reaerved, ‘The conrt then adjoarned. Bulldi For incident cati | For erec! teen Do, do. 3,000 00 . Do. do. No. 37, Yorkville. ... 2,000 00 Do. co, No, 43, Manhattar ville + 2,000 00 Do. do. No. 48, Twentieth ward - 2,000 00 Do. do. No. 56, Twentieth ward... ++ 2,000 00 Making a total of..... ceceeees e+, $63,776 00 From which, deducting the balance now in | CRORSUBY. 6. eee ceeecencecncceseeeecs’ 10,594 64 Leaves, ........ dives ons0.0% banamene $53,180 46 as the estimated amount required to be placed Fe Marshal's Inve-tigstin” Refore the Police Justices. Foes wn Wear Forty-crrm sraset.—Tho dwelling 461% | owned by Jchn Curran, No 836 Weet Forty-eixth stred(, wea demroyed by freon the morning of Junday, the 2d of July. Theexeminstion before the Marsbal showed { that the premires took firé from the back stoop, evidently the work of an iocendtary. The property was vatued ut | $2,000; insured in the Greenwich Fire InsuraaceCom- | pany for $1,200. | Day Goons Prone i tHe Bowsay.—On the 13th of July, the dry goods store of Mark O'Brien, No. 216 | Bowery, took fire, as alleged, fromthe gaslight in the | store window, The evideoce shewed that Mr. O'Bries | aud bi+ clerk were the only ‘persona in the ators, and while the clerk was putting up the shutters, the firo com menced. The flames extended to the hardware store of A. M. Sparks, next door, Both stores were destroyed. ‘The lose of Mr. O'Brien was catimated at $4,000; insured for $5,000 Mr. ~parks estimated his stock at $4,000, and wae insured for $3,000. Fink in MARKEIFIBLD STREET —The wool atores of C. J. &F W. Cogpill, Nos 14 and 18 Martetied street, were burnt on sunday, the 9h July list The exsmination before the marbal showed that the fire originated amongst the wool whaddy, suppowd to have cansed by spontaneous combustion, a& an explosion heard and tl en the fire developed itsel; the loas was eatimated at $16,000; “he insurance companies pai2 $13,000, aad the loos waa setiled for that amount, Fins 1s Fast Ninet SNTA “TRERC.—The color works own- | 4 by Lewis Cornell, at No 210 Fast Ninereenth atroe', | were neatly coosumed by fire on the morning of the 16h | ot July, It was shown by the investigation thatthe pre- | mires bnd beeo designeily get on fire, the loss is estl- wated at about $2,000; covered by insuracce in the Beesman end New York Fire and Marine Insurance Com- panies. Fins ux 4 Dwetiind Hovsx.—The residence of Mr. | Joseph Crietacoro, at No. 184 East Twenty-first street, ne discovered on fire the 26th of July. smoke was first seen by the neighbors, at about 10 o’olosk in the morn- | ing, comivg from the thira story window, in the roar, Tue inmates of the house went to the rvom ana fouud thatn lot of teaaing was on tire. It was extingutahed by come buckets of water The fovestigation showed that in sil ybabPity the fire origtoated from a ome watcbes or crackers from the bands of Mr. Oriste doro's child, a boy about four years of age, who had been at play in that room, and was een a short time to the Gre, coming down stairs with @ firo cracker | hie band. Loss tho building about the City 000 $6, by the fire, of bedding, aboat $76; te | $60-—rully’ covered by ineursnos in Ineuranvce Company, to emount of P man —The ne of Archer, Warner & 6 Broacway, gs fixture manafacturers, was clscovered on fire on the vight of the 2lst July. Tho flames were discovcred between the lath and plaster in the brick work, directly io the rear of a flue coming from a furpece located in Mr Gibson’s cellar. the glass stainer, next door. Upon tha investigation of the pre- of the fire it was found that the built up against the eight iach wail which separated the two stores. Directly in tae rear of this flue was the end of a beam let {0 four inchs, leaving the wall only ono brick thick from the inside of the flue; there was also other wood wort inse-ted in the brick near the flue, and {n addition there was a bole through which a ctove pipe had been insorted from inne Peta gy ‘a atore. re yor nether from the ae mony the fre ‘rom the close proximity. the good work ¢3 the due ‘There was an in! beat ited in the flue Domestic Miscellany. It is stated that J. A. Gamewell, Faq., Postmaster at Camden, 8.C., has madea discovery, and hes gone to Washington to secures patent, which will prevent light- ning during thunder storms from taking Bor ge of telegraphic wires, and fess gresy cormmat It is now supposed en woman named Sally Neleon, who was burnt nearly to cinders, in her own house, at Erie, N. ¥., a fow weexs since, was murdered and robbed by persons who afterwards set the house on tre. Fire in the woods in Glenburn, Me, has, for some days ¥ and threatening. On Thursday an o'd howe to Dr. Marston was burnt, and with it about thirty worth of po gee! stored therein. Twolve tons of hay, owned by the Doctor, was burnt in the fleld B. Clark has sold the fast trotti mare ‘Belle he most magmificent rec daatg. of the m on ee a par oliff, twelve Ee eS a if Evgiishmaa, named iver, years age, committed suicide hangiug himself, at Boston, on Setorday night. He formerly been a hod carricr, but bad so sie renner Property. thea Zediue Mood; Granby, Mass, wi epread| almost tumbled backwards over a: rattlesnake for fest , With fourteen rattles. The man spake alive A jury in Now Bedford acquitted a man charged with itnese awea: that be was , the main ¢ boundary stone betwoen husetts wor sitting op and Rhode Island, at the time he bought the liquor. MURITINE INTELLIGENCE. gra and tera intended for the New Yous Ct. Stcamabip Indiana, Lambert, Southampton Steaniship Knoxville, Ludlow, Savannah, 8 Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, Ludiam & Plea Rents. _Ebip Cairo, Jones, Benicia, California, Howland & As- inv all P Ship Euabeth Kimball, Lewis, Cals, E Kimball, Je OH Sand. L Mitonilt. Ship Medore, Wy mas, Bona, 5s Ship Marchioners eer sbu: Br), Brodrick, Que- bec, F Beeh & Kunbardt. hg pcuip Pampero (Br), “Olive, Quebec, 1! Bech & Kun- erat ptt! Heasiette (Brera), Grieve, Bromen, Burchard & wuck. Berk Braeillan, Campbell, Vera Cruz, tay oe Bros, Brig Willie, Forter, Inagua, Thompson jauter. wae Emerald (Br), McDocald, tou, Ns, D RDe Brig Malvern, Jerman, Philazelphia, master. ag itht Aurore ‘(Hinm), ‘Giese, Hamburg, J W schmidt %0 Schr Atlantic (Br), Demertll, Nasean, NP, C A Rerly. Schr Helene, otitoa, Wilmington, McCready, Mott & &. Bt cil A Ells, Carrow, Charleston, MoCreedy, Mott ‘0. Schr Judge Faker, Bogert, Richmond, Van Brunt & Slaght ‘ mestown, Cook, City Point, J Hunter & Co, Sehr G L, Lovell, Boston, W F Herrick. Schr Wonder, French, Providence. master. ARRIVED. ris, Bailey, Havro, 41 days, with ogere, to Wan Whitlock, Jr 5. saw Br sbip Lady Heed; enmo time, apoke Be yan Smith, of Sunderland; July 21, no lat, «ow Span brig Barcelona; 26th, lat abont 38 90, lon 40, paseed ship Brondy wine, ateoring W; 20th, lat 42 42, lon 6z 1a, passed 2 number of iceberge‘and some floating ice; Aug 2, po lst, signalized an American ship showing blae fog with a whtte star. Ship Albert Galle: tp, Delatio, Liverpool, Jane 20, with mdse and 679 paseéngers, to C Grinnell. Had veren deaths end two births. Has experionoed light W winds and cate the ertiro passage. Bhip Pride of the Ses (glloper, of Baltimore), Heoper, Liverpool, 40. daya, With mdre snd 76 passengers, to mas” ter. Kad light NW winds the eotize passage. 4 Ship siselastppl (Ital), Viale, Geus, 69 days, with morte, &o, and 125 pasnengers, fo ( Vaeracl. Bbip Blect#ic (cilpper), Gates Antwerp, and Flushin 28 Cays, witha dee and 211 passengers, to W ft “eamidt & C6. . Experienced light west wins ‘mont of the pas. sao. July 18, lat 62, lon 15, exchanged sizanla with ship Wm Tapscott; Aug 2, lat 43 50, lon 57 30, ppoke bark Craroe, 40 days from Cardlif for Boston; 6th, Ist 41, lon 6418, apeke #bip Golden Kaglo, trom Antwerp for York. with 800 passengers, all woil. Ambassador (Br), Patterson, Marseille, 70 dars, tar, 46 cays, wih wool are jead, to F Consinery 10,” lat 42°28, lon 56, parsed atilp Moves Taylor, atcering F; 28%, lat 41 40, lon 62 04, passed ship Johe Currier, hound 'E; Avg 6, lat 40 14, lon Tl, passed a screw steamship *itn four masts, boand E Bork Olivia, spall, Havre, 48 days, with mdse and 231 Dorner gere (all well), to J W Elweli & Co. Had birth on the pases, Berk ParkGeld (Br). Wallace, Hamburg, 49 days, in lee an} Joly 12, let 43 10, balast ane 220 passengers. te Beach & Condit. bh W Cushiog (of South Thomaston), Amnis, | ro 40 daya, with cofice, toJ H Green. Jaly 6. 8, lon 36 38, passed an American brig painted black, steering NE: 14th, lat 345 N,lon 40 2, apoxe abip Juniper, from Callao for Hempton Koala. Frig Fxperia (Ital), Lombardo, Genoa, 61 days, with sanrhhe, &eo, and b passengers, to P Costar Brig EB Nemington (of Wyxtic), Sawyer, St Marks, 19 days, with cotton, to Brodie & Pettis. July 28, lat 24, lod 84, saw bark West Wind, bound N. Brig Rillow (Br), Barle, Windsor, N%, 16 days, with plaster, to master. Brig award (of St George, Me), Hawley, Sydney, 18 | days, with coal, to E Cunard. stig ‘Trepton, Amos, Elleworth, Me, 7 days, with lam- ber, to C A RJ Peters febr Posse (of Deavla), Rich, Rio Janciro, 65 sary with coffee, to order expertenced light winds calms the entire pasenge ieee Sebr Anws Loutse (Brees), Keeter, Bremen, 60 deys, ta 4 Dallest and 75 pas engers to Gelpeck & Co. July 4, tet | Arr at Bost Whatemtm ois 40. lon (8, spoke Frenoh brig Es.ersnce. from Havre for excl vanth sate Seta 4, (of Bovion) Yeh tn oll. ‘The Rothecsild got ashore’ on Levee, avd ob r Bterling (Rr), Buber, Windsor, N3, 18 days, with | shen in, but came off, eu, ‘eMtiont damage. fer? to TR De Welle tid from New Bedford Sth, ship Meatar, @soifie Oossa. ewe Wass, Windsor, N4, 10 days, with plaster, | Arr at Greenport 5th inst, a, (00, Paciio ‘ "won bo. Oceon, last from @t Helens, 760 bie to wh off, tod De weg) lor, Mathows, Nowbern, NC, 5 days. 2,800 Ihe bone. Sid from s% Bolens Jame 13, Fehr Be diver, Newbern, NG, 6 days. Trey, of Greenport, 998 sp 260 wh, (was reported = Fes} Ven weer, on Baltimore, & days, Helene Ap 30, sn “ ” : << ~~, ioe, be en Ju BO Sebr Daniel Weber. “+ bee, O days. wae hh ie be eee Viselan, of Seouns, to Sehr Lexis gton. Masce |veh, Rancor for Philadeiphla. | town, 220 op 40 wh; 26th, lat Si, lou 746, W Eolas, | cbr Horviet Newell, Chu ryoesy Youtgn ontee ta en Gey e Schr Helena, Thorndike. Bo.“ oeutand, 3 days, clean, 20th, lat 8306, loa 72 ‘woocteien's Y. Sebr Emma ve ag Net. 8 days, do, 28 op. jeard from July an pon Lg morale ena there EN sp] 6b W Ervin, Niokersos, do, 280 0g” Sebr Loey Ames, Jones, Rockland, . . Pek egy Alin erg TON 5 Klockgoter, 31 days from Bromew for Ral- Sebr Meseenver, Murphy, Fall River for Re it. timore, lat 40 36, lon 10 Cay the pilot boat Jacob A Wes. Bebr Nevis, Jones, New Haven for Philadel Ge | zrelt) Ecbr Messenger, Walters, New Haven for Rona * op delphia, 38 daye trom Liverp ol fer Phila tel- BELOW. Ehip Germenis, from Liverpocl, 34 dave. Shin Oen (Norw) from Norway, 50 days. BhIp Windsor Castle, from Liver peol. Bor Nord America (Dateh), Havre 42 days. Prig Prince Alvert, from Glasgow, 63 days. Brig Neander, from Neva so tia, 14 days. RAILED Btesmebipa Africa, wool; Knoxviile, Savannah; Loans ke, Norfols, &c; ships Wizard (clipper), Whampoa; | Western Empire, Liverpool. Wind at sunrise, NNE; meridian, 8F, sunset, do. Memoranda, ‘The steamer ‘merica was sold at public auction at fon Francisco, 14th ult, by order of the U 3 Marshal, by | virtne cf an order from the United states District Court, for the sum of $96,(00 cash The Amerios left New York in December lat Ste,is @ fine steamer, between 800 snd 1.000 footage, about one your, old, originally cont $176,(00. It ts supposed that she wil be pat upon Ship 88 Blabop, at San Francieco 2d ult from Bat. more, had 6ne weathor rounding Cae Horn; croseed the rent ‘May 29, lon 106, snd had moderate and variable winds most of the time after. Ship Mtarlight, at do 11th ult, experieneed heavy went. erly gales of ‘Cope Horn; was 35 Jays from Boston to the equator on the Pacific, which che crossed June lon 11%, after which experienced light wi: ds. r Ship Viking, at do 11th. was 26 days frem Boston to theequatur om the Atlentic, which she orseed in lon Hor Sota sahe ca ind Sones jey 10; a from a Pa/ife’ hich sho rossod ie lon 16 43 high had Brig Lawartine, now at Fall River, has been purchased there on private terms York. Carson, Boston; Telegraph, Copes, NYork; Wm Mv brige Boall, aod Reve- Seite ite ze 33 see F A }) CHRSAPRAKE BAY. Sonvey Orrice, Jaly 16, 1864. Srr—In @ recent communication, Lieut. commanii J.J. Almy, U. 8 N., Assistant in the Coast Survey, re- Bmknof Re goaaan Saunt Bi atc ey peske, of 8 shoal with sixteen fect water on It, 2° from New P int Comfort light house, which he proposes to call ‘New ‘The following extracts from his letter give the partica- Jars of his discovery, and also a description of York Spit, which will be useful to navigatore:— i. aie pecperetion the soundings off to the Sd and Ea of New Point Comfort light house, I discovered a shoa with 18, 17 and 16 feet upon it This in tho only detached shoal, if Imay except the ‘ Toner Middle,” with whieh I have met ans where below Windmill Point, or below the widest pert of Chéaapeake Bay. Thin shoul is throe- qvarters of a mile long snd a third of a mile wide, extend- ing inan E. N. F. and W. 8. W. direction, aad se 16 feet sboal part lies due southeast from New Potn' fort tight house, a distance of four nautica! miles from it. There are 5% and 6 fathoms between this shoal end the light house. The best charts have six fathoms where tl shoal Lies. T propore to call {t “New Potnt Shoal’? as an appro- priate name by which navigators could eaaily call to mind eden Since I have discovered and men‘ion- edit to People ere, one of the old residents remembers that rome fifteen or twenty years azom deeply loaded ship struck snd thumped hard in that locality. 2. York Spit ie, as you know, one of the greatest dan- gers to pavigators {n this art of Chesapeake Bay. It is ® parrow spit or bar lying between the entrance into Mob- jack Bay and the entrance into York River, varying in eg RA and e out from the i¢ Dew! 5 to 734 statute, mi where it commences to ‘coven veyond three fa 4 At the distance of six nautical miles from the is, as I found, only 14 feet of water. T would respectfully requést authority to publish the foregoing. Very ros} i A ED Bacar, Superintendent Hon. Jas. Gorm, Secretary of the lreasury. LOCHT Hover at CEDAR KEYS, PLORIDA—-4 ™=XWD WHITH LIGHT, ‘WITH PLARHTES. This house is on the eastern end of the Mound on Fea horse Key, harbor of Cejar Koys, Florida. Miso atrocture of brick, one story In height, sarmount Uaty a vetcowm eat leotect, both yn white. The Miuminated apparatus {a of the Fresnel Fourth Order Fixed, with fleshes overy minute, ood liluminating the entire horizon. The focal plane {1 75 feet above the sea level—the light therefore will be clearly visible from s position 15 fest above the water, in good weather, at the distence of 144¢ nautical or 164 statute milos. The rincipal object of this light (though soon in all direc. jons) ix as a guide to the main entrance to the harbor of Cedar Keys from the southward. A dangerous reef ex- tenda In @ eouthwesterly direotion from Sea horse Key for 12 miles, but by keeping within the bearings of N and NN W. (inagnetic,) the harbor can be eafely enter ed to within one mile of the light. The approximat © Iatitude and longitude are—lat 29 06 30 N, lon 82 67 20 Ww ight will be exhibited, for the the firet time, on the night of August “Ist, proximo, and will continue to be shown every night thereafter from sonst to sunrise, until further notice. By order of the Light House Board, GEORGE G. MEADE, Ulout, Topographical Eogiacers. Cmpar Kera, Jone 16, 1864. NEW LIGHTHOUFR AND TELEGRAPH STATION AT RAN FRANGIRCO. RA Martin. marine reporter of most of the daily pa- in Fan Francisco, in connestion with W Ii Patten, of fhe Fort Point Marine Telegraph, has established @ seii- phorie te'egreph station on the highest point of the north entrance of the harbor, at an elevation of over three hunvired and fifty feet above the level «f the soa. ‘They have also put up in convection with that a fixed Might, which in olent weother can be secon several ti'es at wea by vessels wishing te enter the harbor. Thislight | will be replaced by the Ist or 25th of Augast by « most brill'snt magnetic Ught now on the wa; w York. athe oply one over imported into this State, They © intend, in ® sbort time, to erect = fog bell on the ex- reme point of the North Heads, close down to the water, rich will be kept In conatant motion by the eea, eo that. in foggy weather captains of vessels cam be warned of their carger by the Dell, and in clear weather by the light, which will be kept In order, and be weil at- tended from their outer te! yh station. Steamers ard «(log vessels can be distinguished soveral miles at sea, and reported ahead of alt others. ‘Toscan Losvon, veevels, Tascan or forciga, a which ‘ au whether or a cast sncher fm the barber of Leghorn on aod after the ; 4g, NVork; schra Juliette, Baker, Boston; solr hipple, N | Jacksonville: pha, lat 40 26, Jon’f0 (by the pilot boat Jacob A Wes- “hip Gazetteer, 1 days from NYork for Liveepost, a6 ak 248 en dase ma N York for Lit July ip at to the castwanl, with B C im her sig- gr og) telarerestaled vesrel sop Phwdelpbia, waa 34 (wot 8th) fost. te rin, AwrwSkt—Bid July 21 ship F B Cushing, Rockwell, NW | Yor! Napoleon, Chatdeld, fer Calcutta une Nowell, for Batavia (be- fore reported for Beston direct), ready. The soa Broose, pre a actarile speak bed Neher ry fevigue of cand Versinn Gulf, whither t of « from Patavis. the i said to be the Art ‘vessel that ever displayed the stars and atripes at Bushire Baxnapore—sld a 1 bark Cord+Tia, Jouns, fér Tarte Islands, to loac for Philanelvhis; 19th brig Flora, Hab- dard, (from Alexandria), St Thomas Jane 7 ship Sea Breeze, Thomas. i Bancatona—Arr July 10 ship Robert Burton, Smith, $01, 8 eaten Senta For snd Bigle Wing, Lines, Newport, E. Foxe Korc—In pert Jane ing, from Guam, err May eae Roberts, for fro : apelaca, Sid June 8 php Gorate, Oreckes, ore: #e! Btove, vite irene: Avila. trees Peo-sbow York; hence; Shar 5 Pe i ‘| z belita Hyne, Somerby, do. Baurax-—Arr July $1 sobrs Galaxy, Lan oy ht Fleanor, P eerorted cid B0th for NYork bs wee Tepariod id Tors pee M4 schr Union Eden, NW Ortcans vin Caymaras. Bld 18th brig eed, Dyer, wd at Ann's Bey July 10 bark fllety, arrak Valmouth July 20° bark 6 ) Hitchoook, port July 14 bark Tark, Small, for Rio Je- Inontego Bay. sereitta, ‘Quremo—Cid Aug 4 ship Advance, Lecraw, London. Are at do 6th steewor bh July 26. Reaiwo—In port abdoat July 15 bark Wagram, Iager- soll, for Boston une. Suvaarore—In port June 14 Arr May 31 ships Boston; barks Ann Elisabeth, Hebel aol , Rose, Bremen; wi » NYork; ‘Boston A re June 2, via St Johns, NF, 234 ult; ‘ter, Buenos Ayres June '15; Br Neweu 2lst ult; Br brig Mary Sproat, phe oF, Amos Lawrence, t 4 Crockett, NYork Baia? iwntlGot, ‘ero an 4 “Cox, sop, ‘Albany; H 8 barnes, AN Goktherese, Lina baller 8 eee lect bebe tne io toad “ redo, > i Z ru f BRISTOL— ‘ Beience, Gladding, War Weodbucy, Marpby, Philadelvhla, (or, Bangee); 8 t 3 ir} rs J ; Rockhill, Parsons, a abet Racket, ho; sloop 3 Mi Parker, Duptar. do EatT G} KENWICH—Arr Aug 6 schr Wm H Rattan, By Philadelphia. SSRVERLEY-—Arr Aug 7 echrs Hattie Annsh, Hatoh, Baltimore. CHARLESTON—S1d Aug & barke Jasper, pan ong is poy \t, St Je- ‘ 4 ‘porthern port; W Jeha- Oth, brig George Albert, Wiley, 0; ‘Trader, ston, Forte, New Haven; GALVECTOM. cid pret te July 94, ebip Star Repable, ji—1 v ja! ic Share, NYork; sehr Adele, Ap; do. Fe HARTFORD—Arr Aug 7 steam scht Rough and Temple, Pail Sid schr J 3 Curtis, Risley, del : Tiareiot Hannah doe hy 5 BILE—Arr Aug 3 ships Alarm Denning Fhiledelpbies echrs J W Lindsey, Lewis, (85), Salters, Liver- Pook Toulsa, Bordeaux Ist bark Amaranth {Beeea, ‘obest, Bremen; Water Lilly, Martin, Hall; sehr Ellen, Gifford, hilndelphia. a taba Rae am > ots 5 it Barotions, 60 dayy;Julla (Span), Slchos, 8 6h on bark Fanny, fimomon, NYork 17 days Cid ships Ame- rican, Seavy, Boston; Corsics, Melober, do; EG Barney, NYork; schr Ida (Br), Smith, Baltse, Hondaros, sss fas’ "Eu teseip Stabe Water Voy jaye. #teamel Lu Crue; ships Moses Wheel-r, tfmpeon, London ; Forest King, Sieg Livernee.: Prog fr ships North Ame- ton, bark Jane ms. 7 Rockland, rican, NEWARK—Arr Aug 8, schrs Zephyr, Care; Mo; R'N Brainard, Butler’ Bortisad, Gee? NEWPORT—In port Aug? 4PM Wm A Drow, Dunning, from River for I ; sobre P Hetlner, Gandy, from Phila ; Joba P Collins, of Branetick, Ga; propeller Wee from Albany for Providence NEW HAVEN—Arr Aug 8 brig Elbe, Hardon, Sunder- land 68 days; sobre A Philadelphis; Jack Down ing, do; aloop Tancivy, Hine, Albany. Sid sor RL & 4 ee ee E = oe Pennison, NYork; ] [' jones, ‘NEW BEDFONI--Arr Aug 4 schr 5 Truman, Philadel- Phia; Sth, brig A Milliken, Potter, do. Sid echrs Sarah and lienrltts, do; Jone, NYork; 'sleops Corinthian and elen, do. Art Tthechrs Speed, Dole, Philadelpbie - Sid echr J Truman, Griffin, do Cid 8th echra Leonora, Monteire, Azores. Sid ecbrs Chas Hawley, All don 27 echrs spy, to. 8d beg f'B OWL's HEAD—Agr Blaebin lebber, Frances, for do; Hepzibsh. Lunt, Pull, DELPLIA— Arr Ang NYork. Clo sels Marrict sarah, Tieo, ma Hotebliss, Goldam.th, Nelaven; Lake, Phage, Taunt Had, Rox Phillips, Taunton, Mae 8 Bascom, ery A te. Fndieett, Ntiavon; Rieb nae, We Providence; Caroline, Winscr, Roskaway; Worth, Providence; Ann Jano, Dorchester; Townrend. Venamap, fant Cambridge; Zack, Bowen, Briegeport; Charity, Birdoll, Pawtucket; Horace L, NYork; sarah B Ergle Haley. NBedford; lease Acorn, Morrill, ’Salem; E J McGee, Wiison, NYork; Cali- tornia, Rodan, Deroy; K Chester, Brower, Providence; ¥ 4 Guest, Harris, Fall River; sloop Jno Brooks, Jeaningt, mee VIDENCE: Rappahannock ; A. Island Belle Hulsm; Champion, Philatelphis; Charles T Smyth, Hawkina, Al Provi- Smith, York bt niogton; 3 L Crocaer, beny; Martha Jane, Hulea, apd Arion, M’Laogblia, Foudont; Gazsiie, ‘Pergusos, NYork; soops Charles, Sturges, Port Ewen; ror, Case; Proof Glass, Young, and leeds. Duvix, Rondout; James Lawrence, Jerse» City: Mivas, Smit Port Ewen, propeller Osceola, Wanchentor, NY ork. brig Grand Turk, Aldrich, Baltimore, sehr Sea G. Howland, do; Henry T Wooi, Witliems, James River; Ocean Wave, Veazie, Vhilatelphix (or Bangor); Alulce Ann, Wall, do (or Calais); slop Rhode Hall, ¥ Yors. bh Her Woetshester, Clark, Albany; «thre Jone Pie ifotvitie, Charieaton: Sbensnioa, ‘ apd U & 1 Cramer, ‘fluo ley. Philedelpbia; Cha: Codry, and Waebington, Vtiadelphia for Pantuchet, ben, ra, Albany; Green County Tancer, "1 Ewen; sloops Jno I Colchester, Christie, vith ~ Philadelphia, reno, via Havens, 26th ult. echre Harmon G ; Renowe, PLYMOUTH—Arr Aug 4 sloo Roge Hyde, and MA Rowland, Couch, Port Commeroe, ¥ Dion, Hort, and William, WeNeit Philadelphia; Silver Spring, Fieh, Albi PORTEVOUTH—Arr July 6 brig Citizen, Chase, RICHMOND—Arr Aug 7 stest , Jackson, Albany; Agent, Perry; Henry, Ea 7; Age’ ‘Rot pai A] JORTLAND—Arr Avg 7 brig J Coben, York, Sierra Mo- Crowell, NYork. sid sehr Luey Ann! Mann, more: scbre Palos, and 1 Titeomb, Rondout. ‘partan, N York. hip Jamestown, Caven- Hanover, ip ork. SALEM—Arr Aug 7 brig Martha Washiagton, Ander fon. Port Ewen. SULLIVAN—1d July 90, brig Chimborazo, Smith, cbr Haleyon, Freeman, NYork. WARREN—Arr Ang 5, robr Wm Peon, Avere, Roadout th, sebr Ceo Marlon, Foraham, 40; sloop Ward, Cet ‘ork. ’ WICKFORD—Arr Aug 7 sloop Syren Baker Le Even Lt ns ras j atoog