The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1854, Page 8

—-— THE Addifional Fas cu)s:s--(ea Persons Killed Twenty Cinwes Wounded, } We bave alresdy given an account of the riot at ft. Louis, on Mon ay eveniog last, The St. Louis Fvening Niws, ot Cue-day, gives the followiog ad- itions! pa ticulurs: As the excitemeat of last night bas cleared away, we are cvdbled t» gives more definite account of tLe number of lives lost, and the amount of pro- rty destroyed. We koow that three persons have cea killed. Toe Frenchman Arnotor Arnold, re- peatee above, and au Lrishmaa’s body, was taicea ts be board of health this morning, found in ou alley Tunning from W asning'on avenue to Morgan street; he is ons ef the three revoried killed Inet night. A man is reported dying a: Sisters’ Hospital , froma Stab in the back. John Dougherty, at the same hespital, is sligatly snjured. Daviel Mulligan re- ceives a gun spot-in the abdomen and ig not likely to recover. A man by tre name of Post, aa anc- tioncer on Broudway, was stabbed slightly. The Coroner was busy this fo enooa holding inqae-ts oa teree bodies kno wo to have been killed tast night, | but up to pcon we coulo get no report. As far as we can learn, fifteen or Soonty persons more or }ras injured, ome few severely, butiron the fact of their eden been engaged in the riot, their names are kept eecret. There wax an imposiog array of rioters and dis- forbers of the peace be!o.e the Recorder this fore- noon. George Weste » and Vim thy Lynch, fordis- turbing t!e peace at the polls, were fined $100 each; John P. Cooper, charg-o with ao assault to kill, had bis case contii ued. H. Dougberty, Martin Sullivan, aid Cornel us Foley, were up for resisting olticora e- cies ccotivues. Six persons were calied to aa- fwor for riot, wll being arrested last night. Jonn Bheppard, George McCionis, Charles Cactville, a Blave of Kiogslavd & Cuddy's, Pauip Porter, aad soother person. The cases were all coatinued, Joon P. Cooper, clarged with asssuiting aman et the Fifth ward yolis witu a kave, wand cattiog him se- verely, is im jail, where he will remain until aa ex- Smination cau be bas; his victim, it is said, cannot recover. At noon today the excitement had pretty well subsided, aud all fears of another outbreak at an end. ST. LOUIS. RIT AT THY RIOT ON TURSPAY NIGHT. (From she St Louls Fveniog News, \ugnst 0.) For forty eight hours shis city bas been the Beene of one of the most appalling riots that has | ever taken place ia the country, Men have beea Dutchered like cutrle, property Cestroyed, and Anarchy rules su r me. here and when this ter- rible state of things is to end, is not in the power of man to aay. The mi'itary and police force have, tus far, been unable to check the onward march of lawlecenesa and crime. The scenes of last night were terrible, never, xe hope, to be enacted axain. At an early hbonr’ the smothered feel- logs of the indignant acd infuriated masses | were being developed by the accumulation Of persons on the corners of the streets, aud at the | ome laces of resurt throughout the Third, N and Fifth wards. Scarcely had night set in before the whole police force were called into re- julettion to suppress icdications of a revewal of the | jot, which had only been deferred from the pre- vious afternoon. The wilitary were under arms at bendown, two or three cc mpanies of foot, aud one of cavalry—but their appearance did but litue Bcod, nthe sequel will suow. In the vicivity of t1e principal scenes of Monday Cvening’s riot, pe sons were seen collecting in large numbere, add W that licality the strength of tae poli-e force was sbiefly directed. Arrests were nu- Merous; and before 10 o' lock P. M., the calaboose ‘was nearly filled with rioters. Five persons were brovgtt to the poli ¢ office in less than an hour, charged with Cisturbing the peuce, and trying to excite the populace. One man was armed with @ formidable bowie knife, and at the time of his ar- Test was pesnauings cent on Main street, A seccnd person wes brought in with stones in his bands, and a third similarly armed; a fourth was all bioesy, and ha bis head severely cut. At a lato hour fast evening a man named John Demoine was Ftabbed on Green street and taken to the hospital. ‘This appeared as a signal for a series of outrages in the Fifth and Sixth wards, which were kept uo, with but little intermission until 2 o'clock this morning. At about 11 o'clock P. M. a fight took place near the corzer of Greene and Sixth streets, between a Bry, of Americans and Irishmen, which resulted in ‘ling of one man and the wougdiag of six or weven others. From eager who were on the greuad at the | time we learn that a pacty of Awericans wera Imoving ont Green strect with the ap vareut inten- tion of mtechief, when they were fired upoa by a body of Irishmen collected at the corner of the Btreet. A nunsber of shots were fired ia rapid suc cession, resulting in the death, as before stated, of one mwan,an Irishman, named Morr's Lee, who, it sed, was uccicentaliy killed by a ball fired | no torther acts of violence, and no additions to | wore slight. Ab we go to press, at one o'clock P. M., there are to the above report, {From the St Lonts Republican. Aug. 10} Proceedinus yesterday disarranged the usual rou- tine of the polt-e department. The regular poiice _ susjerded for the preety ooter of oe 0) Or, ALG & pelice, Compl of some ol cerue Sh pea ge sate pre places until Tmavent quiet is restored to the citv. Pe are ane to be able to state that up to elovea o'clock last rivbt the city was pe fectly qatet and peaceable. Very tew persons Were oa the etreots dvring the evening, excerting the special police, and they had then no occasion to make arreste. We just mot a cavalcace of the one hundred and tweaty Mounted men who were making a circuit of the Jatel: disturbed parte of the city. Ia their round they met perfect quict—a solemn calm setms to bave overspreag the city like @ mantle of meroy. ‘The contrast with this time last eveniag is great. It is in fact .Jwort incredible to contemplate Lol ors fect a cu)m after co terrible a storm, accomplt: in the few inte: veving bows. We now feel warranted in snnounring that is ll probability @ perfect quell- ing of the riot bas been accomplished, and that our citizens mey fear po more bloodshed, As nearly #3 we can ascertain tea persons were killed ‘n the riots which commeaced on Monday, and afew of the wounded are not oxreciad ty re- cover. Dr. Campbell intorms ws that the wounded who wore sent by the city to the Sisters’ hospital are all 1m; revir g. Brotoon, who was stabbed by a nan named Coop- «y, bo is tow in juil, is slowly improving, but sull in avery oviti a) situation. He may possibly recover, bat will most likely be a cripple for life. He has re ibe power of motion and sensation iu his lower Umbs. Leeut. Faley, of the night police, is seriously 3, Lut at 8 o'clock last evening, showed some of Mwprovement. His injuries were priacipally the bead. The remainser of the wouaded at tal were auing welland will recover. Those Who wero token :are of by tavir friends, a sun«td- erable numer, are,with one or two exceptions, Hike ly torecover. Itis almost imposible to estimute with accursey the total onmber of wounded, but it canmt te less than twenty, and may probably reach. thirty persons, though the injuries received by some We have beari of no women or chil- drev being cither killed or wounded, which isa hsppy reficction atter av muck riot and bloodshed. ‘The proclamation by the Mayor issued yeeterday Moning, culiog upen the citizens of St. Louis to aid im in bis efforts to restore the public tranqutl- ity, was responded to with the utmos alacrity, he “solid men” of the city came forward, and with wise counsel and judicious and a»propriate ac- tion, projected the course and adopted the means necessary for the attainment of the object. We mean by “ solid meu” the businesa portion of the community—those engaged in commercial, manu- facturing, mechanizal and professional pursuits— men with charseters long since established for worth, and whose interesta are identified with the prospo- rity ard gocd name of St. Louis. . Dis overies of killed and wounded are still being made, ani nany ¢cxaggerated reporte are afloat, originated by persons who are almost panic strack, pb malies it very difficult to get at the exact truth. The Mayor of St. Louis issued@ proclamation, no- tifjing parenta and geardians, @ keep all minors under their control, in the house after seven o'clock P.M., cr they would be put ia jait. Many of the outrages committed, are said to have been by boys fourtcen or fifteen years of age. He also issued the following proclamation:— TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. LOVIS. Civil commotions leading to the most deplorable acd deadly results, aro stirring in our city. The means at my command have been used to restore order, and to prevent the uncontrolled destruction of life ard property, I have been compelled to re- sort to the most energetic measures. The means at my dispose) are insufficient to guard from attack every point supposed to bo threatened, and to mect the ‘emergency which has arisen, [ call upon all £000 citizens to aid me in tho formation of a force of not less than one thoucund men, to remain em- bodied until the restoration of order to our city. [ call in particular upon th se who by the offices they hold ere conservators ef the peace throughout the country, to assistia putting an ead to the lawless violence which is the oc:asion of thisca'l. I call ue every good citizen to co-operate with me In discrediting the mischievous rumors, in preventit the assembloge in our streets ot crowds of excite: men and boys, and in checking the expression of anry fechiogs. Tam unwilling to believe that St. outs dees bot possess within heracl€ the mens of pose ving tbe Jives and eens of her citizens, and will not, until forced to ebandon this belief, in- e voke any other power for the enforcement of the Joun How, Mayor. laws. Auguat 9, 1854. Frow Maneira—By the s¢ from Madeira, we learn that (here was another entire fail ates by bis own party. He was taken into drag store at the corner of Morga” street, whore he died ina few moments. He 5 d that he had been in St. Jonis bnt three days and was in no way concerned in the fight. The wourdod were taken to the same drug and to the | hysicians’ offices in the neight We naw aid conversed with four. A. G American, badly wounded in both lege and show besices bring shot in the band. His pby-hisa counted twenty five buckshot holes on his person: the wounds, hc wever, not consicered dangerous. ‘Thomes Ferguson, gman 25 yeam of age, bedly wounded in the shoulder and in the legs; the wound in the shoalcer thought dangerous; his wounds were inflicted by bu k shot. Ferguson re- Bides on the corner of Asbley and Colling strects, and works in one of the machine shops in that vi- cinity. Mr. Michel, a trunk manufacturer, badly wounded, having three or four shots in the lees and arms, and one through the thigh; be was sullering great pain—considered denge ous. John Nelson, tobsceonist, slightly injured, haviog one or more shits in the shoulder. ‘Mr Holliday member of the Continentals, seriously hart, having ® shot in the thigh and other injuries; he was tiken to the office of De. Boislinero, where his wounds | were dressed. A boy. whose name we did not learn, was bacly burt, bot Gas so quickly taken from the Ground, that uo one knew who ue was or Wleuve he ‘was taken. So farss conid be ascertained, there wore seven wounded and ore kied, ax we have given sbove, g@ithoogh rumors curreut siaied the number mach store, hood. ure of the wine crop, owing to the blight having again appeared on the ape. The follow an extract from # letter dated Jory 12, 1864 Tom sor’y to Inform you that the grape crop has again alled. I way iotormed by many tatellivent vine growere hat they do pot thirk the present vine wiil ever produce. hay to get other#? Allcountries are allie at ia the cause of this blight ?—-is it the temperance people? Many growers are and planting grain and rogetabies— and I have team Com- they c +t Climate in the world for thoao afilicted with ernsumpthon. Many persons far gone in that die- se a by reaorting to this island. It is the principal resort for the Europeans so afllicted; the cl mate here in the winter {s like tho climate of May in the Untted Statos, Iwaebere on the 4th of July, the natal day of the Americape. ‘ihe U 5. ship Mari hero, and Tean- not \oul which was the w the Portuguese, at the e: the Mai ples ho Americans o> hange of courtesy. At sunrise b hoisted ber national standard at the mast ired twenty-one guns. The port corvette and sed ship. The Marion agaia orvetie and fort on Loo reck Ibe Hraailiap steamer contd not tire, only y two guns. Lieut. Gardner, an ollcor cf b the uavy, returned tho salutes, and thanks dor, By the kind {invitation of the officer of the {the pleasure of being on board duri @reater. Cap’. Bieckburn, of the Contineutals, and One or two pivates of hs company, received sliznt wounds, The military did not arrive wotil after the Bring ceased, wieu, to frighten off rioters who Might be lurking around, they fired a volley or two. At one o’elock A.M. dent crowd had collected ia the vicinity of Kidale and Nivth streets, and one or two houses pear the intersection of toese stroets | were mobbec, The tet thea commenced from | the doors aud windows of Trish bouses adjacent, and Edwin BR. Violtt, a well Keown fron merchuat of this city, wos chot throagh the body, and died | almost iustenty. The person «nyposet to have | Committed tie ow der waa arreaced by the police, ard taken to the calaboose, where he wave his pane as Timothy Lydon, an In bis posseesion Wore found a large herse pistol, and some two seeets of powder aud balis, tied up ina haniker- At about the rame hour John Faley, lieutenant of the night police, and a man by the name of Snyder, @ coffee honre keeper in the Sixth ward, were sho; at tho corner ot Broadway and Ashley street. Bayder was killed instantly, and Fatey, it is ht, cannot recover, a ball having passed throvg> his body pear the Iuogs. Several other Peri e were badly hurt at that point. _, Thia forenoon we made the circuit of the riotona Cistrict, and found matters quiet. On Green aud | Morgan streets knots rd men were gathered on al most every corner, Cci-cassing the affairs of list night; bat there has been, so faras we could lean, Bo serious disturbance. A fight between two per gons took piace on Forth, near Green, and come slight disturbance on the levee, but up to thia writ- a omy o'vbook) things are comparatively quiet. he police and some of the wilitary are ou duty in the Fifth and Sixth «ards. We noticed sevaral | Irish famisies moving from Green streod Actie | corer of Green and Sixth, and on Biddle nad Br ad. | way, where the firing tock place last night, personas are standing sround, bat not in saffi dent numbers ty Warrant apprebearion of any disturbance of the In other ris of the city ew Hot stre the neighberho y %, is thionged b etators, asembled to gratify euriceity alone. “ok i No arrests have been rade this forenoon. TUK KILLED AND WOUNDED. At the Bisters’ Hospital there are four persons who were injored last night. Lieut. Faley, of the Dight police, is insensible from wounds on the head, and the attending ;bysiian thivks his case Cangerous. Jobn Nelson, shot at the correr of © ven Bixth streets, is badly wounded, but doing weil Autonio Healy, weanded, but not seriously. Michael Dermond, badly stavbed, tut doing well. fh Ferguson is at his father's, coruer of Coitins oat Asbley streets, ooicg well. Mr. Michel ts at Dr. Campbell's offee, ev? greafly from a severe wound jn the thich. day haa been taken home end is doing well, The boty of a man by the ne of Smith was found near Biddle «tect this noon, apd the Coroner waa culed to hold an inquest. inquesia were eld the | forenoon over the body of Morris Lee, ki o} atte corner of Green and S xtn, and that of Mr } #hag at the corner of Browd way and Ash Soy over the body of E. R, Violeit, at 1 fo’. We understand that five inquests were beld this forenoon, four known to have been kilied doring the riot of leas nigh*:—Vioiett, Snyder, Lee and Emith. Ramors are afloat that to other persons > © killed, bat we bave beea doable to trace them b au, .cuable eource. a enjoyod myrelf very much. Welsh, an American citizen gave a m cipm rc to ward-rocm officers of the M , inviting vat the pel mogavos of the istand. Tae dinner iahtfully. When the cloth was removed, © Bricyen eekod permission to give a toast, and he Fourth of July—The patal uny of a free and in- epenceut conutry” which way (rau in wine of tho vintage cf 1776, alib three times three. three « foar, who were wool) to repub- weed, for at ten convertar lean; but Ide lock at night J A republic is very geo i Ateight we fent [n, and, & the besatiful garden Ot Mx. W, wax iMlomin: nt etar taling the place of thepational flag—s fine band concealed ia the shrubbery, p +g the national sir and polkas. any beautiful lacies joiaed the party, # war eurrendered for the delfghtful ¥ Ning polka asures of the ev ning were hept up nats hour, or rather aa early Lour—cntil day sight did I was vo little ant o Consul kept to sbip rome wine for the United he clor@d nis store on St. Petre coy, permitting tue s'mighty doitar to get the de‘ter of hie patriodsm heo.d that his haope received a prover rebuke from the Dirst | eutevent of the Arwerican cor Vas cect oll to the corvetic: the ¢ fay ing that it was h# national day, o rived should neghet to pay the proper rospect to her national day, Le would be dismissed, and very coservediy wr, eruk. Tam coofident (hat k a servant of old Eaglaad not dere. Personel Totelligence,. Sevator Nouglas,W nj Ika lobert C. Sebeack Ohio; John OS on; Geo C Reel, st +0; 8 ‘t. Post, Amster Stmuct Hyman, Louts Pa.; Mir ne; tr Ceny NM. Zimmerman,’ Baltimor Alfres Kelly, Obio; Dr. RW. Gintes, Columbia, 8. C.: A. Fbill Montiel: J. Mt. Shaw, \lstesippt: Lieut jobs Re won, Montrox): James %. Brooks, Nichmond; Be, do ; White, Fittsburg, ari er dny at the st. Nictolns Hi satgiiedgin: Gov, Dimeut, 5 Hoo. Cher'e: U Tr, Nassar Gireinpat, WUlinn bracn Porton; J. Der Newell, the Metropoltian Hotel ARRIVAL. wl, to the ship William Tapeeott: cree rice Vorria, Canada; Maw Morris, do Jane Morris, do; Thos Mor. Francis Resworths, Englead; tery Tkeworths, do, Mrs but on, Oo, Miss Martha D Hud. Miller—W B Wakemyn 1 Dicksow, of Para; Jacw bark Mayflowor—J. H Young, ai toCarscos, Ma @. foturae ® government difsealtios, aud Benere From Clerfe From Mace ¢g08. in 11 In the sehconer boty Fi N.; L. Jardine, av in the bark N.O Buchsnan—Mrs. It ie now said that the man who rbot himself on bowed the s'ermer Atlantic, the other day, wax William Ra- chreet, of New Lork, aud that be bad been involved in a 4y0 pilale, make | Before tho Police Justices, will become | ed States. The lovalide | here in. great nambors. Fire Inv | FIRE CORNEE OF SPRING AND ELIZABETM SURBOTS, | ‘The evidence in this case chows toat She fire ori: givated in the feed store of John Mahleab:ink, who is also the occupant of the grocery store. The alara was given, and the fire was discovered amongst the hay. The door of the feed store had been left open, in consequence of the hook being brokem, and the fire bad been communicated, beyond a doubt, pur- posely, by some person from the street. It was far- ther shown that a namber of young men of bal character, had huvg around this grocery store, whom the proprietor had on macy occasions Grivec away, oud they had sworn to have "4 Itis also the impression that some of these fel: lows set the place on fice, to —_ even, ag oall ir. Muhleabrink has it, “with ie pee ocenpied the premises ve years and was doing # profitable business. He was tee on his btack of groce nes for $1,000 in the Extaa Iosurance Co., but no insurance 0a bis feed store or furniture. He will lose vesra thousand dollars by the fire. This fre took place on Wednesday » the Olu inst., at about five o'clock. | THE CHUKOH IN BROOME STREET. The evicence in this cue, as far as it hag pro- Sresced before the Fire Marshal, shows, that on the , alarm of fire beicg given,a small flame was first ecen ascending from the southwest corner of the roof, tear the gutter frontipg on Broome atreet. It spread from tha8 corser rapidly up the roof to the cupola, aud before the firemen could work, tbe cupola end roof were ail in It ia believed b, the witnesses that the fire originated | from some sparks lodgiog in the gutter ef tne ee, blown Seom the Sprizg street fire on that atte: noun, FIRE IN PINE STREKT, On the afternvon of the Sth iust, a fire occurred in tne wool store of J.«Ripicy & Cameron, Nos. 68 aad 70 Pine steeet. The evicen:e in the case, a2 far as proatersed with, shows tiat the two porters, Mc- Jermott and Katea, were the last persons ia the foorth story, in which the fire was discovered. Theee two porters, and the clerk James Green, wers sent to Greenwich street to get out some wool for shippirg. aud in about fifteen mioutes after the ii.¢ wae discovered. There was no one left in the Pine street stores but Messrs. Ripley and Cameros. It wee leo shown that bay reon from the atroct cenld go to the upper lofts through the building Ne. 70, without beicg scen from the office in No. 68, in which Messrs. Ripley and Gameron were t ansacting their business, Porter cannot give oy acccunt a8 to the origin of the fire, but he { thinks it koks as if some ove bt have set the i mises on fire. Ho does not think the wool took | Die of itself, Mr. Cameron was about leaving the | store to go into the country, and while at tbe door rome one in the street called to bim and said his store wason fire. Mr. Cameron ran up stairs, and found that the fourth floor was all in w blaze. He could not go up any nearer than the third floor. FIRE IN FIPTY-NINTH STRERT, On the night of toe 3d instant, a fire broke out in a carpenter's shop occupied by a Mr. Harper, si- tuated ona lot in y-nieth street, near Second avepve. Tho flames from the shop canght a small frame dwelling and burned it down, belonging to Jobn Morrisey, who also resided on the same lot, in @ emall trame tenement, which the fire did not reach. The front bailding was insured for $400 in the Beekman Insurance Company. The evidence showed that but little doubt existed but that the fire wos the work uf an incendiary; the facts, how- ever, did not point sufficiently to warrant the arrest of any person. TIRE IN GREENE STREET. On the morning of the 2d instant, a fire was dis- covered in the cellar of a two story frame building in the rear of No, 163 Greene ctrect. The premises | Were occupied by Wm. H. Reed, on the firat flor, and a French family upstairs, named Jacquin. The evidence in this case showed that the Dre was the work of an incendiary; it originated in a small woodboure in the eellar, among a lot of kindling wood, duestly under tre bedroom of Mi. Reed, and so rapidly did the flames ascend that the Fren family up stairs narrowly escaped with their lives, ae the fines nearly out off their escape, by catch- | ing the stairs. It wus further shown that the col- | lar doors were open and that any person from the | street could have free access to the cellar. FIRE IN THE ASTOR HOUSE STORE. | On the evening of the 5th instaus a fire occurred in the store win cow of No. 1 Astor House, occupied | by Me. George T. Green x3 & gentlemen's furnishh | Sore. The evidence showed that tho fire origi- | nated from the articles in the window accidentally | taking fire from the gas burner. There were four burne.s lichted in the window at tne time, and a poffof wind ts supposed to have blown a handker- chief into the flame, and thns set the other articles on fire. Mr. Green estimated his toss at $579, The origin of the fire was evidently accidental. FIRE IN WILLIAM STRERT. On the 2d instant 9 fire was discovered at No. 162 William street, kept by Wm a Loarding house and barroom. The tive, in this case, was fonnd to be in betweon the lath and on the ceiling, just above the bar. Jt was extin uiehed with but litle damage. The origin of tho ire is supposed to have been caused hy the mice | Or rats dragging matches in between the lath ant Jester. No other cause conld be ausigued. Mr, Atty was insured on bis property t> the amount of | $1,200. Supertor Court, Hovey, J.--Prior to the amendment of 1352, this court held that cither all the defendants mnat be residents, or all be personally se: ved within the city, to give juricdiction nnder the 324 section. (Delafield vs. Wright, Codo Kop. N. 8.123.) By that omendment, the words “or where one or mare of sever! defendants, jointly liable on contract, re side orare Pesaran y served with the summons with- in thoze cities respectively,” were acded. Io the present cage, the members of tho firm resided, and fhe business was conducted in Cincinnati, Odio. One of them died, and letters of admicistration have been issued to the plaintif’ bere. The curvi-e ving partrers, the defendants, continue to reside in Ohio; but one of them, being temporarily here, bas been serve? with a summons, in an action for & vettlement of the partoerabip affairs, an account and peyment. The objection to the jurisdiction is taken by ans#er, and the case was submitted at special term, 1 donot think that this is such a case of a joint liability on contract as the Statute intends, Tt proper to any that the right arises ont of the et ot partnerabip, and jr is posible that toe Tesult may show a joint liability of the two as to some of the property. But, on the other hand, it muy turn out that tie deceased partner his a claim for @ baleuce againstone of the survivors, snd none against the other, or even be indebted to him. I Pink it ebovld appear offirmatively and distinctly that the liability ta joint and upon 4 contract. The result is that the complaint must be dismissed. | Coroners’ Enqueats. Yesterday Coronor Milton held sn foquest upon the bedy of Henry Galuyne, » native of Germany, 34 yeur3 of age, who came to his death from injuries received while engagod in toving in the cargo of the hip Hudson, of which veasel he waa the first mate. Tt appeared that while w box of goods wes board the vessel, the slings slipped, and the ing, atruck the deceased on ths bead, almost hilling him. Medica! «td waa itamedia'ely procured, but it was of no aval), as he breathed his last s few minutes alter be Was lifted from tie dees. ‘The jary ia this case rendered & vervict in accordance with the above facta. Deceased was a wen beld w high estoom by his employ: era, who pliced the greatest contdeves ia him Fouso Drown —-Coroner Gamblo held an inquest Feeterday upon the body of a young female, aroat Clabteow years a! oge, who was found in thy water at tho toot of Fighty-stxth street, North Fiver. From the ep- pearance of the body, it bed heea im the weter coveral days. Aa wany suppose the deceased to have heen one of thetparty who wore drowned at For! Lee a few days ro, We give the following deseripWon of the boly — Te ceased wae dreeset in @ black estico dees with white Fpote, bleck eiinw bat, with black trinwmings of velret, two white cotton petticoats, and ons colton flannel ceo white cotton drawers and stockings, blick galter Loole, fo) white péoret basdkerehie’. In one of het pockets Fata: AcctDTs instantly portmonnaie ving twenty-one cents and » cer ring. asa plata go'd rigg, on other was a mourning one. Oo ber wrist | wees bracele’ of beads, In her poelet was also found & | A & Taylor's # ore, in Grane ctreet, show: ted et fr al purchace $1 worth of gous there. For forther informetion, we would refer those taterestet to | the Coroner's office fn Cham vére street. Brooklyy City InteDigence, Peocraarin ny j1ianas —Yerterday O'Roer Maslodine, of the Fontth district police, found Mr. James Laity, © | resfent of No. & Keetor street, New York, and a Rack 36 8 ax to be unable to help him- the station house and oonroyed he Hes ine condition which readers fweewent to the county aturdsy for pidking the pockets ‘Vher ve thor and which he will be tried Tracantrrec -- By a letter in the Galveston Ga- J, We bear from the le\ouus of Pela ¢, uncer date of the 27th wits: The railroad work across the isthmna progresses slowly, not having yet rece. ved enongh of the life | giving spirit (money) to posh the affairs ahead with vigor, The koglish contractor, Mr. James Sykes, fs | now ia New York, for tho purpose of completing snd making permanent arrangements with the Sloo Company. Ube worka of the road once commenced with vigor al! branches of enterprise will be prow perone, Natare has dove movh for this of lexico, but her wretched and vasocillating policy bes ever kept the itimns in a wilderness state. | This, ins*cad of the last, ehould have been one of | the first routes open to the great Pacific, ao well | known #6 the shor test and healthiest among all the Various router Fe ne Seats a nae FR Ba PR en cece Ba oi Ss oR aaa le tie ctor EE eth ob ei Camel meat hehehe eh ain at teat: | BANE VUES Lamy) Ae Tie rie ee BA ag a ee ee ee a a a Ee EEE ee ee et eas ae 4 = e 5 5 3 L OF BERVST OaPTaIM JAMRG 6. M'OABE. | ‘bie soldier was coaveyed to his last resting | place op earth yesterday afternoon, At two o'clock the fomeral procession was formed in Broome street, snd maitbed doen Broadway to the Park. ‘The soldiers here etacted arma snd passed tate the Governor's reom, to take tbe last look at their departed brother. In the east es mile the edie to view ia the formed, while the our, v - Ether ona of the toes. "She deceased wae encloasd ie's rich mahogany coffin, bearing a silver plate, upoa which was the following ivsceiptio: } was and covered with a pew eilk American flag. The drswo by fovr white borves capsrisoned in black, wearing beavy black plumes on their beads. ‘Lpe ine epen ‘ence Gt of the 12th regiwent of New Yort State m litia, io fal usiform, took the héad of the | recebuion down way. foliowed by She iton's cele- ated band, ;lasing the Next came the hearse, the rollowing gentlemen sect 0 pall bearere:— Mojor Weldon, Major A. W. Taylor, Lt GW, Sister, Lieut. Grises, Capt. S. Lewis, Lieut, Brown, Mejor Halt, Major Farsaworth, Mejor Faircbila, rath. ia. Col. Bu: ‘The New York Volunteers, in full uniform, surrounded the hearse and pal bearers asa guard of honor, being | followed by the flags of the company, dra; with | mourving. Next followed the Worth Legion, in citizen's dress,wear- | ing » white bedge upon the left breast, apon which was written the peme of their company. After these came the Rynoer’s Grenadiers and the | Puckbinders’ Association, in cituzen'’s dress, and wearlog badges upon their left breast. A long line’ of fillea with moorgers then ended the procession. At the South ferry the live cros.e1 to Brooklyn, sod continved its wey to Greenwood Cometery, where the | deceased, with military honors, was placed in bis eternal | bed on Pattie HAL ‘Ihe streets through which the procession passed were crowded with people, and thousands visi jn the Park duzing the funernl service, About six o'clock in | the evecing the milltsry returned to the city, having { dischorged their last duty to the departed soldier. Ficravton,—) here have arrived, thus far, this month, (tothe 12h, inelusive,) from foreiga ports, 176 vessels, bringing nearly 20,600 mm migrante, as follows :—~ Hiavre....... 3, Genoa Tax WasTner.—Yorterday was sultry day. The thermoteter stood atninety during a greater part of the time between sunrise and sunduwn. In the evening there was evory apy ésrance of a shower, ard the heavens rew noisy with heavy thunder, and vivid with rapid Heshinge of lightning. The shower, however, passed one sido of u the stors twinkled af might as if thoce had been uo disturbance of the nerial elemonts. We may ex- ap @ continuance of this eweltering tempocatare fill it is Cooled off by a refreshing shower. Atane oF Fing Last Nicht —The alarm of fire fo the seventh district, last night, at about 9 o’clock, was osuced by the smclo from the chimney of Mr. Brown’s cating house in Nassau s:reet, near Maiden lune. At first it was thovght Mrz. Stecl’s store was on fire, immediately ad- joinitg the eating house. The doora were broken open, but vo fire or smoke could be discovered inside. Too smoke had beaten down on the roof, which gave it the appearance of Issuing from the premises. ACCIDENT ON THE Bay.—A schooner ran a sil boat down yestorday afternoon, off the Battery. The occa punta of the beat, four in number, George Amos, Coby jack, John Henry and Peter Henry, were reacuei by some said boats which were in the vicinity. The schooner Dele on hor way, without stopping to inguire whether any lives were Jost or not, Such carelessness is highly reprebenilie. Police Inte! ‘. ALLEGED VILLANOUS ATTEMPT TO COMMIT A RAPE BY MEANS OF CHLOROFORM. Yosterduy afterncon a young German girl, about eigh- toon yours of age, appeared vefors Judge Clitke, at Jef. ferson market, where she made a complaint against a man pamed Dr. Josoph Keller, for an attempt to have connection with her ty means of chloroform, as wil ap- year from the affidavit made before Judge Clarke, whore- veon he ireued a warrant for tho arrest of Keller, who has not yet been found. State of New York, nd County of New York, s¢— Sutharine Hamp being. uly A¥etn, Geposes and says, tiat she yee! ot 163 ty-necout etreot, between Eeventh ond Eighth avenues; thet she was en; in eller, the capacity of @ servant gitl with or. Josepa avenue, botweon Thirty ficst and druggist, in feventh hirty secocd streeta; on Thareday, raid Keller alminia- tere’, by rubbing over deponent’s face and Lead, chlero- form, which deponent inhaled, aud immediately produced t upon deporent; that the said Keller thea wtly attompted to ravish her person, when ber rerenms ieacbod the ears of a Worman nomed Marie » her aisieiance, thereupon the said 3 left the room. Farther deponent CATHARINE AMP. in day, 12th August, i854, D. W. CLARKE, Poilce Just Slate of New York, City and Coun'y of New York, a8 — Marie Vertz bein duly sworn, deperes and anys that be reeides in Seventh avenue, Lotwoen Thirty-fires and ‘Thirty-seo-nt strectn; th .t on Thuradoy, August 10, hor atteniion was directed tos room by the sereams of @ women vamed Catharine Hamp, who se found atrug- gling with man pamod My. Kelier, re: in Feveat! avenue, ad ho sho found apo i with her elother Mat he doctor presented aay Sepasts an pony the hande; that when deponent entered the room she found bim with hia clothes unbattoned, when he immediately jumped ont of bed und retir d from the room. Further deponent saith not. MARIE MERTZ swern before me this dey, August 12, 1804, D. W. CrsRnr, Police Jnatine. Supiten of Burylery Ve terlay officer Sharkey, of the Ninth ward, orrostedl® man pamed Johu Kensou, whem be saw looking sroned dwelling houses on his bent, upon suspleion of bis being » thief. Upon hia being iston to the station house and searched, a ounch cf sheleton keys Were found ‘n his pockets. Jalge Stewart sent Lengon to the Pevitentiacy fur six mouthe nt. : aseye 5 Breaking into @ Schort House —Thros boy4 namot Wm. Fouck, Bagh Riley, and Pairiot Burke, Were ar- reted yosterdey by citivers Burton and Puller, ena charge of breasingwinto ward wehool No 21, apd stesilng from te premires # let of the scholar’ books, &¢ They were taken before Judge Stor art, who sent them all to the Houre of Refng. Carrying @ Sang Shot’ man pamed Joho Dennor was artested yoaterday hy office Flyan, of the Nowrth ware Five, on vey Jarceny, and upon searching him a plong shot ¥4s foand in his porseseion. ‘iho pri soner sold be was o plumber, and that (he weapoa found in bis pesseraion was u his business. He.wae de- tained ior a further examination by Justice Welsb Serious StaBing Cave—On Seturday night, or rather Sunday morning, at ov early hoar, two persons, named Joeph Evghara and Henty Orr, got into a quarrel whteh resulied in Orr go' ting stabsed by Engher? with # kuife in the right sige, injuring him very seriously. The ag- presser was arrested] by officer Westcott, wha eonveyed> him before Judge Clarke, by whom he was coamitted for a further examine’ The injured man’s wounds wero on. prompt)y attended to by « physician, Complaint Dismissed — In the case of John W. Fraser, ebarged with havingattempted Val aag setigi ‘& rape upon | the person of a girl named Ibrbara Loos, Judge Clarke, | after » thcrough exsmina'ion of ‘Tair, concluded to Olemise the complaiot, which he secordingly did a fow days ego. Purcaprurma, ia, it (Reported by fry & August 12, 18% 'y Thomas.) — Hiri! Board—$3,000 State b's, 86; 2,000 City HO, SR Hein, each, S836 11400 do, Bele, 894; 3,400 do, Rempileli, 804; 1,000 Reading RR Mort 56 '44, obo Sebgiyt Nev 6 02, 75 1,000 do, 74%: 1 share Peon RR, 48 200 Readirz RR, 8! 4¢; 100 do, 85, 31%; 60 do, earh, 61%; 84 Minehil! RY Scrip © &P, Si; 100 cehnyh Nay prefe, b5, 30%, and Mech Bank, 00%; 10 Mechanics’ Bank, 293%; 7 do, 2 days,’ 29 After Board $25,009 Stito b's eonpon, 91; 15,000 dy, bd, OL; [6 ehares Peon VNR 44. Market doll. ject, On Sundey even'ng. Aucuse 18, aged 19 years, Man- canrr Jisintx, late of Goodwin's Garden, county kenny, [rel tfuily invited to ‘The relatives and friends ere res wtend her funeral), at three o'clock this afternooa, from the restdence of John Binck, 85 Ann strest Ou sutdsy, sugust 15, Lrpta Grace, infant daughter of Josepha and Margaret K. Hyatt, age{ 1 year, Lmonth and 16 cave. The rentives ard friends of the family ane roapect- fully invites to attend her funeral, from the residence of Der parente, S72 West Tweniy-second street, al two o'clock thie afternoon Ov Saturday, Av Joreph P. Feeks. Her remains w ment Vhiladelnata papers please eopy. Cargaran’ Buss Mel.avemus. Friends are requested to attend Ler funeral, at two | o'clock this afternvon. Op Sunday morning, August 13, Oscan L. Pertnsoy, aged 21 years, The frends and acquaintances of Francis (asrpy are requested to attend his funeral, thia day. front his late residence, Fi'ty-third stroet and Liguth aveane On Sunday, August 13, Joua Ammua, youngest dangb- ter of Charlee and Meanor Mead, aged 1] moaths and 6 days. Hier foveral will take plece at two o'clock this af! poon, from the residence of her father, No. 79 Bedford strect. Frieede n piances of the family are re- {fully invited mi, a Fuudey, August 13, of croup, FRANK, only chiki of ond bien Ackerman, aged 1 year and 8 days ‘Ube relatives ond frienda of the family are inviled to | atien? bis funeral, at four o'clock th enoon, from the resiver ce of bia grandfather, Samuel Ackerman, 645 street, Hrooklyn, witheut further notion, | August 13, after a short illovss, Bawasr, | Jeremiah Connolly. | { the femily, and those of her mother, nat 12, Kumizwn, widow of the late 9 years. ibe when to Rye, this day, for luter- rs. Ketnan, and of ber cephew, Bernard Reilly, are tfully invited fo atteod the funeral, at half past o cloek this afterroon, from her late residenes, 72 Hydron svenne, Brooklyn. ‘On Saturday, August 12, Prux V., rox of John D. Margaret A. Morris, aged 18 menths ‘Te friends of the family are reapectfally invited to attend bis funeral, without further invitation, at tem o'clock this forenoon, from the resilence of bis fa:her, W Duigers sucess Cars, | The | Goxernor's Key = On Sabbath morning, August 13, in the 36th year of bis age. Wiisam Baimp. ‘ILe friends of the family, and members of Rater prise Lodge No. 36, 1. 0. of O. ¥., are respectfully tuvited to atresd bis fupersl, from bis late residence, 82 West ‘Thirty third street at one o’cloct this afternooe. wife of Heary On Fupday moreicg, August 13, Eminem, A. Parsel, aged 40 years, 7 months and 18 days. ‘The relatives end friends of the family are respectfully jurated to attend her faveral, from her late residence, West Seventeenth atitet, at nine o'clock this On Sunday, Avgust 13, Lucy M.. daughter of Joseg@” rm i ano Serab Enpever, aged 18 years, 8 wonths and 8 days. The relatives apd friends of the family are resprot- | fully invited te attend her funeral, at e’clock this afternoon, from 212 Third avenue, without further inri- ta . Op Sunday, Angust 18, Betsy, relict of the fate Thos. ed 68 yeurs. a tee family are invited to attend ber fuperal, at two o'clock this afternon, from Thirty eighth treet, near Tenth arenue. On Sunday, August 12, MicHam: Ramzy, a native of Mo- vasban, I Bis friends and jualatances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral at three o'clock this afternoon, from bis late residenee, 356 Houston street, His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. On Saturiay, August 12, of dropsy, at her residence, 37 Vand+m street, Sanan Booatt, wife of Abraham Bogart, tn the ‘761b seer of her age. ye © friends relatives of family are respect- fulls invited to attend the funeral. at one o'clock this afternoon, at the Rev. Dr Dunbar's Church, im Mcadougal etrect. Her remains wil! be taken to Cypress Hill Ceme- tery for interment. deceased was the mother of Abraham Pogart, Jr , Police Justice of this city. On runday, August 13, of cholera, Gzonar W. Wana, in the 44th year of bi Bis relatives snd frier reepectfally tend bis funeral, from late residence, 117 East Bread- Way, at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Ip Brooklyn, on sunday, August 18, Euzasern, wife of Chorles Sirey, nged 2 years Her funeral service will take place at nine A. M., 1a the Church of the assumption, corner of York and Jay streets. Her body will be removed to Flatbush at ono ed Friends ure invited to attend her funeral, from 1Bte residence, 146 Water street. J» Brooklyn, @n -unday morning, Angust 18, Gairrrre rs Grim, E-q., of Troy, N. Y., im the 66th year of age. His friends, snd the friends of the family, are re- protfully invited to attend his funeral, at five o'clock to- Wworrow afternoon, from the residence of his son-in-law, Thos. A. Tillinghast, Union street, Brooklym, eighth houre east of Court street. A’ Bergen. on Sundsy, August 13, of dysentery, Con- NEWIA ANN PrROCHEAN, wife of Numa Porocbean, second daughter of Jscob and Elizaseth Smith, Sith year of ber —. Tho friends of the family, and'of her brother, Jacob Sani h, are invited 10 attend her funeral, from her late residence, Bergen Hill, at five o'clock this afternoon. Filends will tase the Bergen Hill stages, and loave them tJ D. Vanwinkle’s corner. At Long Bravcb, N. Y., on £aturday, August 12, Bey: samy Lup, of this city, in the 72d yesr of bis age. MARITEME INTELLIGENCE. Movemonts of Ovcam = Steamers, wAMes. LEAVES City of Philadelphia Liverpool Union... Ba “AU packages ¢ nd leters intended for thaNuw YoRx Himaip should be tealet. oe ALMAXAOFOR SEW YORK—THU8 DAY. 6 7 | er SETS... 500, 70 HIGH WATER... New Yorm, August 13, 1654, 10 27 0 oT Port of ARRIVED. Ship William Tapscott, Bell, Liverpool, July 11, with mee apd 865 passengers, to JT Tapscott & Co. Was seve- ralcays in company with the Tonawanda sey Tat 49 52,lon £8 20, signslizod bark Col Ledyard: 26th, lat 48 60, lon 81 20, nig alized ship Peteral; 26th, lat 47, lon 36 50, signalized Br brig Thames: Ang & lat 44, lon 56 60, spoke «hip Sea Engle, of Kennebunk; 4th, lat 44 8, Jon 56 50, passed a bivek steamer with two walking beoms, bound E. ship Hepry Clay, Cavlkins, Liverpool July 11, with merchandise, to ford, lileston & Uo, and 831 passen- gers. ‘Tcok a piloton the 12th off Long Island. Had3 deaths and 1 birth. Ship King Fisher (clipper), Crosby, Callao, 60 daye, via Nerfolk, with guano, to order, Ship Juniper (elipper, of Boston), Parsons, Caliao 86 a #, via Hampton Rowds 2 days, with guano, tofW ley. Ship Maid of Orleans, Dennis, Now Orleans, July 18th and the Bar 20th, with merchandise to Wm Nelson & Sona. Aug@, Capo Hatteras, beering NN W 60 miles, exchanged signals with bark Undino, from NOrleans for Boston. May 27, on the outware. Passage, lat 29 66, lon 76 06, was boorded by a boat from whaling schr Richard Young, of Provincetown, ont 13 months, 90 bhis aperm. oil, would cruise for 21, months, all well. Bark Kosmos (Brem), Weseels, Bremen, 30 day: mdse on) 200 passengers, to Oclrich & Co. July 22, lat 48 4, Jou 48. spoke Bremen bark Baltimore, from Bromen for N¥ork; 26th, Jat 45 27, lon 38, saw Am bark Paul Boggs, of Warren. stg E; Aug 3, lat 49 47, lon 56 49, saw Bremen ship Helene, sig F; 5th, lat 43 17, lon 58 42, few Breroon ship Post, from Baltiwore. July 14. Midir eriwell, searsen, fiative of Italy, fell from the jibboom overboard, and was lost. Bork Star (of Thomaston), Packard, Hamburg, 89 days, with fron abd 169 passencers, to WF Schmidt & Co} yease! to J ¥ White & Co. The S hail birth and 1 death, July 11, lat 59 22, lon 8040, spore brig Avon, of Boston, fiow New Orleans; 18th, lat 29 20, lon 33 07, spoke barit St Gogo, from London for Boston, $7 days out; 16th, lat 37:10, ion $9 08, nee whaling bark Undine, of New Beoford, 60 days, 10 bbla oil; I7th, lat 36 48, lon 30 30, speke ship Connecticut, from Harry for New York, days out, Jane (, Harry Wilson, soaman, aged about 23 years, died of inflammation of the throat; 26th, Ist 37 42, lon 48 45, paw s clipper bark stocring SF, showing a white burgee with blae leiter H. Bazk Virginia (of Machins), Thurlow, Trinidad (Cuba), July 26, with sugar and molasses to Chastelain & Pon vert; ver #1 to Thompson & Hunter. The brig K Drum- mond relied one day previous, Augact 7, lat 86 40, lon 78 80, passed whip Naples, steoring ESE; 8th ht P6608, lop 78 10, spoke Bremen «hip Hermine, from Fist mend for Bremen, and took from her the cap tain (Purman) snd crew of the bark Crisis (of Ratti more). hick wae unset the night previous, at 8 PM. in a viol-nt gust of wind from SW to NW, and within ten Tinuter she yas full of water and rank atl0PM. The tantein end crew were in the bort ail night, and in the morning were picked up by the Hermine One boy was misring end is supposed to have gone down with the wreck. The Crisie was bound to Raitimore, and Cepteia B reports that st the time of being sirack he hat littie ornorsilset. The Virgin'n reports taking the aarac squall Which apkt voila, &e, and Captain B anys it was the mos Wiclent he ever experienced. Park Kate Lincoln, Sherman, Bonaire, July 28, with salt, theepssins, &s, to J M Smith & Co Park Tsnaro (of Hoth), William, New Oricans, 23 days, with cotton. &c, to master Park Mayflower (of New Haven), Currier, Bonaire. 16 Geya, with 11,000 bush salt, to Hl. ‘Lrowbridgs & Sons. ihe M's tound to NHaven. - Hercy Filvn (of Harpawell ays, Wish sugar Tay water and molasses to @. B. De Forest & Co. Vessel toC Adame. Dark NC Buchanan, Hanson, Gaiveston, 80 days, with a, with *tover, Guayama, ectton and sugwr to D C Murray. Trig Wm D Miller, Barnaby, Pars, July 20, with India rubber, &e, to James Bisbop & Co. Avg 12, lat 39 10, a wan of war sieamer steering K, July 25. in ‘58, lon 50 62, John Olletcom, s seaman, of Gotten ere! 20 yoors, died olante, Baldwin, Navana, 9 daze, with 7 fepare, &c, to Shifl, Bros & Co. Aug 4, me Florida, apoke hark Naccocheo, from Attakapas for New York, days out, with loas of sails, having been struck ie water tpout. ‘he Von the 8th, 9th and 10th, off Hat- teras, experienced heavy gales from NW to NE. Ferig Teiegraph (of Charleston), Stein, Havana, 12 ae) with surse and tobecoo to — paint rs Abner Taylor (of Pangor), Smith, Cienfneror, daa ates ar wo rattetsis & Ponvert. Vessel to TA. Sanford. Brig Francis Fanar (of Philadelphia), Jaclzeon, St at Cube, 16 days, with sugar and tobacco to order. Vessel to master Bri¢ K Dromrond (of Waldoboro), Pinkham, Trini- ad, Cuba, July 23, with molasses and honey, to Nos- mith & Sons Frig Fighlend Mary (Br), Davison, Windsor, NS, 14 days, with plaster, to order. Pr 7 Urica, oster, Nondout for Borton. Thig Mebarc, Stevens, Rondout for Boston Sebr Delpbin (Duich galot), Dabbenzer,Cork, 66 days, with iren to orcer Schr Sacah Marla (of Cold Spring), Jones, Madeira, 32 days, with wine to ft Penson. Selir Flach, McKenney, Capo Faytien, 18 da: cotter, logwood, ete, toG L Wilson & Co. Aug & oy, Jon 74, sroke Br brig Bermudisna, from Turks Islands for Phiacelphia. Seb s r Hize Ann (of Tremont), Milliken, Pones, PR, July ith sogar, ke, to W Southinayd &Son. He been 6 oxth ot Hatteras, with ateong NE wiads and thick er. Schr Grey Farle, Barker, Jeremie, 18 deys, with log- wood, Coffee &e, to AC Ross.re & Co (013), Yrbeyer, Orinooo, 18 days, with gs, Molier & Gosling nny, Davis, St Jago de Onhe 12 days, with evger, to J Thompston thr Mecbonic (Itr), Perry, Antigua, 20 days, with old metol, to M Koox: left no Am veave! Schr Lady Scott (Hr), Hilton, Eleothera, 9 day: 1,800 ¢or p'neapples, to J Eneas Loft ne \m ve fchr Henry R Barnes ( New laven), Lal ington, Babamas, 9 dey, with pine apples to br Holus (Dr), Stubbs. Grand Turk, TY, 12 days, wih 8.418 bushels salt; to Halsted, Chamberlain & Co. duly 27, Grand Tork, bearing 8 SE, distont 3 miles, spoke dark Indiana of Warren Sehr 1 Lewis, Abel. Wilnington, NC, 10 dara. febr F Mocherson, White, Ceorgetown, 8C, 6 days. rebr Wm Bacon, Hattz, Baltimore. 6 days. br Iseae Cohen, Hertz, Bulloch for Borton S&-br Dyrantinm, Ross, Kingston for Cambridge. Sehr dine & Kiza, Stone, Portland, Ot. Sehr Williaw Bogart, Wass, Boston for Albany. Ech Cataract, Disdrow, Roston for Athany, Fehr Gentile, Somers, Boston for Albany. & hr Thomas Page, Weaver, Providenos, 3 days. BrIOW. Tark Pancbita, Lane, from ——— Rork hanger, Portland, from Sagas ta Grande 15 days, Bark Angeline B Sturger, from Cows, 27 days. with ola. invited to at | ia the | Pad Gt eat yer) es % | Chompion, Hemmond, do. This about 6 o’cloek, off rome se tegen severe thunder storm, the struck bs lightning, which eplit the bead down to the ripping up ‘Telegraphic Marine Praha gee J ward , Loveland, Baltimo'e; ‘brigs rast, Messiva: Wallace, Upton, ; Montagar, Pierce, Charleston, Washingten, Bib! Baltimore; Inela, Park, Philadelphia. . ‘ERSO! ug 12— 9 schr Parmer, Norton. “Rendout; fioop jorsn, Gol? Boring 10th, echre Dia orton River; Gee Mariem, Forabam, Werre: uel ———, Fall River; West Falmeuth, B. So, ud, Bri‘geport; Lily, Waterman, Essex; Sid Gth schrs ann § Salter, Hawkias, NYork; ril, do; sloop Jacob Duryee, Punderson, do; 81 Compilance, Jewell, Philadelphia; Chas D Hai Kins, NYork; Marietta Hand, ———, Romtout; ment, | awrenoe, NYor} ; 11tu, Emperor, Darling, do; Se- rab F Jeyne, Hopbins, PHILAL spi 18, 5 PM—Arrived steamship State of Gi Savannah; barks Helea A War’ ren, Knight, on ter, Seull, Boston; vern, Jarman, NYo Hobbs, Carver, Boston; Eliza Merithew, Park, NY‘ &3 © Gilmore, Eid ; Lewes, Del; Ster, Nickerson, Provi i; ford, do Mississipp1, ins, Boston. Cleared 12th ship Sir John Franklin, Jc Calle; a barke Ma: Beasling, St Jago de Cuba; Onk, Boston; rigs ian SHertthow ark and Prostied Hevea, Carver, ; schrs Ottomen, Clifford, Belfest; Oosam Wave; Price, doutbonate; Elen . Haven, aad W Mayiand, Croweli, Boston; Irabelia, ome, Lyne; New Mexico, Chester. NBedford;H Delatusn, Bartlett, Bridge- t; Charles Carrol, Pratt, Hartford; Korat, Dyer, New- bars por; Saml Castner, Roxbury; T C Saw- er, Sawyer, Providence; Jane N Baker, Somers, ani 8G ‘Hog, Smith, Boston he ee Adams, and Ji Hopkinson, Nitaven; Malasar, Cottrell, head; Bristol, , NYork. Sur Townsenn, of Boston, lost on her passage from Boston to San Francisco, was an Al ship, built at Med- ford in 1848, of 7¢0 tons burthen, and owned by Andrew T Rall, of Boston. The following is the insurance upem tho versel, cargo, &c. in — Neptuve Office... .$16,000 Boston Tremont Mutmal, 16,000 Boylston. +. 5,000 F + 20,000 Commercial Mutual 808 » 8.000 Warren......++ 408 6, — 6.000 = Total..........+- 887,800 5,400 Ship Wm PD Sewall, Beat ncace for St Catharine's Ray, Avg 8, lat 40%, lop 6834. Ship A Ga latin, of Portsmouth, Salter, from NOrleama for Live: July 29, lat 41 21, lon 61 86. Ship Trade Wind ( ve of St NB, 84 days from Liverpcol for Boston, Aug 7, lat 42 35, lon 59: had acon two days previous ship Lampedo, of and for St John, NB, from Liverpool. A shi; with B Cin her signal core ee Celeati hence es Francisco), Aug At 41, lea Ale ‘ge ehip bound W, with loss of foreyard, Aug iat 4234, lon 64 40, bi een} Lewis, from Boston for Pictes, », lon 68. k Star, Packard, from Haw’ for NYork, July lat 20 15, lon 38. sy ms Bark Alice Tarleton, of NYork, 1 day from St Oroix for London, July 14, lat 2050, lon 68. Berk Eastern Star, Baker, from Boston 20th ult fer Smyrna, July 26, lat 4238, lon 69. Brig Granada, Gibbs, of and from NYork for Bolivar City, July 30, lat 29 69, lon 5844. Avgen—In port July 7 barks Lewis, Hutchinson, for Zanzibar and Salem in 9 few days; Elizateth Bee. tram for Muscat; Lucia Maris, Cloutman, une. th, byjownarin port Jone a0 ship Nepeleon, Chated@, wBay—In une 20 ship Nat from Boston Saat di-g. to load salt for Caloatta, ond Sa abt July §—Is under charter to load at Calcutts for * ston. Care Havitgn—In port July 27 Onward (Br), for NYork 12 dsye: schra Sprin Hil (ctecevinctdra , for Boston 8 deys; Thetis, for mouth s00a. 80 d’Orlerns, Hatton, CaLtao—Ald June 28 ship UStates. ; one ee va daly 4 bons ht oe! ben jon loaced; foptuve, of and for H Frankfort), for Philadelphia, ahimuds, , Demamani— rr July 1 bar Chas Kean, Chattin, New York; brigs Kate Lipeoln, Sherman, do; Angostura, Hep- barn, Norto! GisuA—-La port July 22 chips Jno Spear, Spear, for Cats es; paror, Tib- same day, to load for @ port ia Ui op barks JB Lancaster, Somers, do; st M betts, u larys, Milliten, brigs Helen I Ryder, Smith, to load for Boe- Mery, une. ton; Pulaski, Monty Gamma—In port July 2 bark & W Nesh, Worth, from © York for leeward next day, only Am vessel. Grasp Tork—In port Augast 1, brig Capt Tom, for Boston in s few days. Goayvasa—In port July 30 bark J Fewlor, for NYork 2 Gays; brig Caymania for de 4 daya, A Gownyon’s KEY, Pabamas—No Am vessels in port Aug 6 Howe KonG—In port June 7 ship Cape Cod, te dig her cargo of coal, and. proeeal to Calcutta to font for Boster. Loxpox—In port July 28 bark Gen Joues, Hodgdon, for gh as aS Sarah FoRN—In port July 22 ships Sarah §| Weds. worth, for NYotk lg, Oxford, Street, for do Meh, Jodab, Touro, Lowia, from Trieste, supposed to load for UStaten, Sld tet, barks Mary & Jane, Shormau, N¥crk; afew ays previously, Edisto, Kendrick, Boston. Bark Mar- micn, Jeckson, for Boston, ia supposed to have ald, or to have been ebt ‘ready. Manezi¥s—In port July 26 bark John Winthrop, Blan- } ebard, fg Trapant, to load for Boston, ready for sea. The second 0 had died of dropay at the hospital. Mavums-—No Am veasels in port July 13. Orisoco—In port abt. July 28 brig Bolivar, for NYork zoon; Olden schr Matilda, for do do. ¢ _Poxck—In port July 23 brig Fizabeth Watts, Watts, for tee! Mg ‘ bo Larus, Hrown, from Frankfort vis Kus atia, lap tor Fy _Pani—in port July 20 brigs Sam) French, Brown, for pi ha Varaabam; Mary Emily, Bowne, for New Haven 24th. APORE (not Botavia)—Sid Jame 0 ship Minioo, Mu- ler, Loncon. a “T Jaco (Cura)—Ie port Ang 1 barks Louisa Entoa, from Bertop, art tho day Feel Fh J E Heraré, from ~Toimerwets oC June 11 bark afaeo rn WETS 4 De $ te lone for Boston. mapas TRUvAD—In port July 26, bark Virginia Ann, MeDe- nal, for hungpe lig; Amelia, Freneh, for Naw York da, ‘i Yarwourt, NS—Are Avg @ brig Circassian, Croeby, EL Ce. Home Ports. ALBANY—Cld Avg 12 steamer \Ibany, Mar Tver; sebra Jtratton, Batos, Boston; Robert B Kelly; New Bedfora; Robert P Ring, Philudalpl tL ling, Hays, Beidgepors, thip Forojot (Nor#), t BaNGl Te TUNORE— bip Scotia, Liver- B.LUIMORE—Arr Aug 11 sbip Scotia, MeLoan, nol June 9; brig Elise Moane, Lo 1: :, aches MNcott, Elngoland, NYork; Mary Eddy, Hinkley, Falk ; Somer Bctr- low Yorks uid bore ne} State, Spat 1, NYo tld bark te, row, Weymouth, Mace; Urig Fillmore, Kirwan Medelce unas Satr eee John'L Béwman, Wooster, Fembroke, Mo; Fewn, Miller, est Indies. BOSTON— Arr Aug 12 shi; jo, Drew, Li July 12; Marion. Veeoey, " Neeeann at uence tie tae Star of Empire, Brown, Liverpool July U. Cid obi Queon of the Pacitie, Reed, Calta; barka Vesta, Perei = Loe abt Whee Semtaar Gite Coesen Mena arnel; Samuel Cook, Chapman, St Johms, PR: Erle, Gott, Remediog; sche Jalran Hert (Bt Port au Prince. Also old ship Red Gaunt Ban Francisco, barks Nataw, Matthews, Baltimore; Et. mund Uwight, Hallett, do; brigs Rush, ‘Howe, Philsdel- Arr Aug 10 phia; achrs Magnolia,’ Nickerson, do; Globe, Homer, (eo ‘Hoffman, Niekerson, NYork; Panama, ‘Alloa? det Sogipaw, Waltt, do; Pring H in, do; Hankin, Beers,’doy’ Hize Lawien, gmp ro ge, do; 8% ity ot New York, Mat- thewe NYork. &d tat) a Goma, acd Te ty. HAKLESTON—Arr Aug 9 bark sophia, Caine, Bostow: ;'Ty bee, Ferguson, NYork; Olbem rdtmano, do; schrs D B Warner, Ostorn, \io; Matae Law, Packard, pSudivan, Mitekell, NYork. iza Jane, NYork 1K Ist, aches pon, @ Reynoe Browei ke, JL Hewimond, Banks; Isabel Dart, Buell; Harti: Seah and sloop i x schr Gen Top Jor, Sa 4 NYork (ld )2tb, amtnern Roug! In nea, Clark; Rachel Port, Risley, Marla 1, Hull, rossley, Philadelphia: J G Collyer, Chapin, Baltimore; Hudsoa, Giadeing, NYork, NicW ORLEANS—Ar® Aug 4 ship Ellerslie, Cou'ts, Phi~ lacelphia; brig Tartar, Maples, Charleston; 5th, a! Leloisxe, Nason, NYork 26 days; bsrk Anglo Saxon,’ su! von, Boston 28 days Cit 4th, ship Josepuino, Bornaolm, Glasgow; bark Jun Stroud, Sletaon, Mobile; sohes Esther Burr, Ryan, Belize, ‘oud; Adventure (Br), Stevens, dog Uth, Heamebip Unived states, Sebenck, Aspinwall; shipe Orphan, Kempion, Marseillos; Servandéta (Span), Sala, Dareeiena; Mecalion, Brown, London; bars Tivoll, Mex Coimecs, Attakopes; Br ochr Mary Cathorine, Parsons, Belize, Houd. Towed to see 00us ult, ships Aun Wash- ington, Me ih; 4 fost, ship Ca ty ge — crance, Rogers, LWak Pe Porton; Belmon t, Winasor, Ns. Sid sche W LEDFORD’ Aug ti Bertine, ; D—sle’ Aug 11 schrs James D Speed, Dale, Philadetphia. Tr Aug il echre Naney R Hagan, Hagan, {t; Tanson Deas, Drinkwater, NYork rk Dorcas C Yeatoa ( 480. 68-95tha ton-), , Pogwash; brig B Strout yer, Battimore. re Aug 8 brig Tallulah, Uooper, Charles NAH—Are Aug 9 schr Wm Smith, Johnston, FEM—C'a Avg 11 brig Henrien, Dix, Para. LYNOUTH—Arr Aug 6 sebr Pilot, Cre, N¥ork; UN, Midi Cotden: # Or