The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1854, Page 8

a ‘ wide, ard famons for its fruit. Under it the resp ; wbo are with that of the Berth, NEW PUBL! OAT! Ons, ers were Scoustomed. ed enjoy their noondsy meat ! worthy mipister.” Aimpervecialy At Zaricb, Switeerians, on august 33. the fe | I rer Shoot = oe aly sce: = wpd the beroemen to watch their cattle in its | Thus ebe sp ke, and, rieing from ths atone, drew | % Goundle, U. 5 Consul ax that place, of a 3 Sehr Ma y Jane Ni cuersoe, Soeten for Altany, go =D omaged SevvmRsoy’s Woirtxas—Votoun V.— We | .radox, on wnta built of rough stones aod tart | ber oop also trom his eeat, « willing follower. |B 1 —_— — } cbr srizer, Miet erson, Boston for Albany. Fe Some Le anes FR0em. baye received (ria the New York pabli h. | And she div not err: for there mat Hermana and | come down in silence, ponderiag the weighty + Empire, rawiey, Portised Martin’ for Wileig f the Congrssslonnl edition of Jeffer- | “7e2, tee wih tolied arms, and sxemed to be | matter, <o-nin apesunee tat eres Zon Bel’ Wette, Portal” y o ship the: aou's Works ti» volume, eaited by Pro- | nines oe hto ns ‘mptierSteling oily ap | | THE AatuIcAN Muovout, MowraLr for Sep-| | raw nee abe mero y mura a act, | Sot ae fecsor HL A. Ws-binuton, of Virgin'e, ‘The | (Be e'uched im on the shoulder; he tured quice: | tember contains w varie:y of interesting medi- | fortis Moné.7, Mat, and. published in, tbe amass of out cndost for Tal River. | and the cabin boy wore weaillbee ’ ly ard sre raw tears in bis eyes, cal and +urgics] cases, which cannot fail to Vmems ov Diorame—Bark Morving Star, whole collection will comprise nine volumes *Moetrer,” cried be with a start, “you have sur. sad will soon be completed. ‘The volume be- | prises me !” snd t © noblehearted youth hastily ; Prove of volue to the profession generally. . ppv the tears. “What! weeping, my | fore us is highly interesting to tho student of | pvp sald the satcriabed. motter, “how stecoge? | Leere are also some excellent articles on the political history, comprising, as it does, Mr. | I rever sew you do so before! Tell me what ails | study of medicine in New York, medical educw- Boston gobr Py ry Brush, ‘Yourg, Port Ewen for Fall River, | With salt, bound for Boston; bark place Philadelphia, Boston and Halifax please . Peo. M. RYAN, | po Hon. ‘tio, Larson. Ewen for Fall River, Otea, hac yacrt On Fridey, 16, J. h -! (of Boston), Littledale, from Bristol, 43 | sails, &c. I Seaioeer Vs, Zier Toehaeee ooly dangh- af Mites ? what driv-s you to sit alone bere under the | tion, and the cholera, pe i a ‘ Cardiff, A rellroad jolmes eee rs to his fiends and pare year tree? and what brings these teare inte your |" Whitiaker's “Practioo ander the Amended | "Shere tives ind fesddt the Cassy aps tespenttaty x cen a pe Aflectic and inion Osten 6 to , Ouri ost of whioh je | eyer 2” 05 : ipwied -o attend ber funeral, from the residence of hi port, iverpool. beara from Jr artis, Nant, bbls, was President ry 3 Ri holler oh views on a the yonth, recovering bis composure, made | Code of Proceedure” scems to have met with | ather, 19 West Neoetocath, wt eet, at one 1'0 eck this ' boo dan ogee Ep ¥ told, not as befcre vi _ me oa the exciting ost ent questions cf the time | ttm, who ctonot now feel for the dgatintion of | 2 MUCH favor amongst the profession that 8 | Skier fertmrrment | ss’ Nn renee | Rtamabine Bai, Uverra\gemadiown, Norte, Gm | Speer one —> near Farah Spartan, Tamme Se dhol #/0i arat cadcr and freedom-ofiex | home ene wanderers, and little seose in his-head, Second edition of the work has been called for. On Be turday, September 16, suddenly, Joan Brows, Spoken. and Margaret Brown, aged 14 years, 7 mouths (Br Saxpy Hoos Pazrrim, THLBORATE ackbin, {elaide, Smith. 26 days from Shediae for ‘h OHLANDe, Sept 16. . i Beart. T ¢ friends and relatives are respectfully invited to 3 Clearman Ship Jobu Baring, of Ne from e agtend the fur eral, frow the, residence of his father, 23 sue Cars eapt 4, et 4836, on Teton? ee Som, BB, jacisom +tre+t, at two o’ a‘ternoon. i 2 — Queen, from Liv 1 Philadelphia, 8 Memorenda. 10, as Jee south aa On tstarday morning, ~eptember 16, afer a short ill- of Georges ness, »hich abe bore with Obris*isn patieace, Jaxm 8, Lavxcuxp—At Portland loth inst, by Mesers N Blanch- 7mania. from Bordeaux for Now York, 2! it Ge MonRow, cldert daughter of Wilham and Jane Morrow, pry & Sun, a superior ship of about 800 tons, called the | lat 44 04, lon 47 81. 2ger 17 years, 2 mopth: and 17d ye Pobert M ~loman, owred by the builders. and Meears WF | Bark Gereviere, 17 days from NYork for Atta: ‘The rel- tives and friends of the family are resoectfally gor mist & Co of thin city, and fatended for theic live of , Sept 8, nolat &e ipvited to attend her funeral, at two o’cloce the after New York and Antwerp pac ete, to be commanded by Brig Portland, from Cardenas fcr Portfand, 12th ins] poop, from the residewce of ber parents, 438 Kighth Capt . iam Woodside, of Arunswick, Ve on Sonth Shoals stepue Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- At Brewer, Me, 12h instan‘ D C Onkes, Sehr Arlington, Bireh, 10 dsys from NYork for Mobi] bor’ 4 Saturdey, September 16, A Lovres, yousgest Eeq ibid basa 1a sie called the idol aoe Sept 5, “ lat, _ . WYek a }, ADELE owned by Mra og the master of Bangor; 3 | ir Moses Waring, from for | pe sth oom ee ‘ktanuel, Lewis de Son. avd Wap Hw ter, of Bost a" be tsiatend- | Bay, Texas, Sept or neath ot pe Flori¢a. C 0d Boston packet iv t Lane, Schr bound 8, Fopt ; *ey herelstives and friends of the faratly are requested stdwit ogee» by Capt Rinse as * | Cape toa ae Pec L Me tgaueed — seen, Team pragma van p thera At Bucksport 7th inst, by Messrs 8 1) Swasey & Co. a F. Ports. 206 West Sixteen’ a at twelve o'el morrow. superior ship of about 1000 tons, called the Joseph R Op Fridey, ~eptember 16, Jouw Saxtow, in the 35th Folsom owned by the heirs of tre late Joseph R Folsom, | g,ARPROwss—Arr Aug 60 brig Jenny Stockton, ear of bis age. ené the to be commanded ‘Ba08. >< triende and soqualotances are reapecttully tavited 53,004, he Dailders, and is Py Capt | | Crmvrusoos—Are Aug 81 dark Childe Harold, King, &| to stieve his funeral, at two o'clock this afternoon, from _—__—_—___-— ivins Air aia Bi ban Boss, NYork! his Jate re-ideuce, 147 ast fwenty -elghth screet, bet ween teraid Marine Ourrespendence. Sih, brign Yous fonabtia, Liste Pormanks tant Second avd Toird avenues. | KEY WEST, Fin, Sept 8—Arr Aug 24 ship Indian», | Stovens. 49; Sept S, Adela, Biers, Charlostam, ath S On Saturday, September 16, Jaxns AnTHUE, anative of | CM, NYork, (and els 26th from NOvleaus suce arr)’ | ' Smith, Norleeus; sche tdete Dory. eceianee Cupar. Fifesbire, Soatlacd | 2th ehip Berampere, Reed, NOrlesns fordaves; Sopt 1 | tne bark Pacios Brown, Boston, Oth tote: Ostend His relatives gud fri-nds aro rospetfally invitet to at. | schr Jcha P Ross, Collins,’ Tampa; 4th schr Elzabets, | Bonis, NYork Sd 4th barks Beauotte Mi tend bis funeral, x afternoon, from 41 | Wiliawa, NYork: 6th schr WA Spafford, from NYore. | seilies: Tonic, Mrcallngn, eee eee eer Tbird avenue, His remains will be taken to Greenwood | +13 ang 20 chi» Ewin Hye, Fle for Bqaton; Slat brig | ‘Sno; brigs Jae WakeGeld, Deenol. Menton; Morn’ for interment. Herp, Mobile; ‘opt 4 brig Tavernior, Beaners, for NYork; | peth’ MoConvell, NUrleaDe — On Thorsssy, “eptember 14, Eowarp Grant, a native | 5:p, sche bizaberh, Williams, St Marks In port 24 inst’ barke Thorndike, Sawy*r, for NY: of tesiletown, Duncals, county Louth, Ireland. Fhio Indians put in oa account of a matiay smong the | gorn; Maria Hersey, Iisley, diag; brig Lion, Ingle,” de| friev’s and soquaintances, and the members of | crew, «he put four of her crew ashore, and baving re- Hoa Konc—arr July 6 bar! ’ What Cheer, ‘Baker, Saa Jéchson Guards, Ninth | fejomererr ws to attend | pice’ them with others suiled for her destination, Neauatnos. 7 7 the furerel, from the City Hos: , at one oc! +bip Seramcere, boand to Havre, put in in distress, \—In port Indian Queen i Oe rae September 15, Warten Rowe, formerly of bee ey Sree bane tos pote eer wthees a “i tewpoy a oF, tember 15, . crew, and the ver had other ZAS—, bark: veles, P county Wexford, Ire and, aged 17 years and 6 moatha. in thoir WE Lomein, ¥ ni: bu Tear te a aa oa i 1 top of Jobn and 7 nye pot to te con ermed in these days about his own be new volume will be ards the pression, quite ti seat from many of the cam f weita e ape that of bis fatherland) What [ san acd 2 a ec — Pacer si tices of tous politicin: vr day. For instance. in | /eard tris doy bas moved my bears; and I now | ° 2 d hig aed a@ letter to M Hops ae Nemours, dated July, | Se forth to raze on the broad and glorioas land. / all recent works on the subjeot down to the day ua m ng ? | Scape that 8 eee ps around us with ita frattfat b ls; of publication, with a well digested appeadix 1807, he says to ser the golden grain bending for the sickle, an] a . ‘ Never sieve + ¢ of Lexington have Tseen | Tich crop of f nit that promises to heap our store- of forms and rules srbjoined. i 4 rats of oxasveration a4 Tse a ey oh! rinrad Snag! ~ euemy ! tee “One Thousand Things Werth Knowing” is i rdis'8 Te DSeives co@lases 0 ot the Roive protects us, it is true; yet what, | : cai t, though they wilh aes stax! are code ane th untsins to yon iedribe na- the title of a cheap compendium of valusble iriog every Inessure taken tee, seta " ms alin hisher, dike acanenstrs) recipes and instruction in the usoful and do- + auoa for the past, and | They 0-1) toget er the youth from uarte's, a4 i , ’ i» cur motto ; but whether | Well as th olo mea and press adalie forw xd, mestioorts, It is published by Marone & Butoh . ve wll re aire resort ty noa- | COW rapidly follwing crosd; and the multitude | er, of Naseau street, and should be in the hands , 8 Yet to be seen. We pre- | bes uo tear of death. Ab! and shall a German of every housekeeper. tink our gon boats at"New | CaTe to remsin at heme, avd bow, perobanos, | heavy battortes alangshore, 10 escape the cslamity thet threstaas sli? | We have received from Horace Waters seve- drnsultes I (3 mother, {tell you, it sorols Wekeds as, ral pieces of new music which appear to be Burt’ corspir.cy bus bee one of tho most flagi- | to@sy becavse my nome was lately struck o} i “Vilike tions of. wotch 01 iil ever furnish an exampis, the Muterroll of the citizeus. I am an only populsr. The comic ballad *Vilikens and his Be bad combiced ie objvets separatiug the and the caves ef the hoasebold ae | Dinuh,’”’ which bas been such a favorite in Eng- of od log Mexie> to chen, | § 0 Pe afres ig 7 ig i b- better co meet tee enemy on the borders tnea to land, has been srranged afre h by Thomas Ba- ker; and though to our thinking by no means improved by the “arrangement,” is still likely 10 fied admirers. ‘Let me Alone.” “Qur girls,” and other ballads, as well as several instru- ments) picees, will speak for themselves, cess Important, but woard it not such uo dect: by the adof , Wait for nteery and servitude here? Yea, Lam re © > oy for bed: | 8 -'¥r 8, and courage snd desire buro in my ‘nner. ee ‘the United | a st bosem to live and die for my fatherland, and ca of the ceptu of Lis gnit, | 2ve to othe « 9 worthy example. Saroly, if the visioos of our laws in favor | Lower ef our German youth were cotected on the tient toe aoeuser, & al I ques- | borders, bound by oath never to yield to the foe, wyicted. He had proba | they could not set their foot upon our glorious thousand men to em: | Soil, nov d+ your ibe fraits of the land before our y tmsktag tuem — believe | ¢)¢a, ror cyder the men about, nor abuse the omea ved at tt. A proclamation | td xirie, See, mother, im the very depths of my toew, 80 comoletely disarmed | cul Lam derermined to do iramediately what eems men left ready to go | tome just and ressonable; for he who thinks long ive wastobave | docs rotalwoys make the best choice. I will not apt returs bome ag: I will go stra‘gat into town, » the country above, a ond su'rendey this heart and this arm to the ser vio of my country, Then let fatver sav, if no & ma one o’cloc. tl Theatces and txbibitions, YraniaN Ovena.—The great sucosas attendant upon te pro uction of “Norma” lsat week, tha Gacr en being weil filled every other night, indaces the wanagement to avn nave it again for t+ mo row evening, when Mario, Grixi, Saeini acd D>novaat wilogam apcear. As Madame Grisi ie considered ® by all the critics of Earepe to be the best r oresen- feeling of honorowella in my bosom, and Ido not tative of Norma, both as regards acting and sing- Hus relatives and friend m o respectfully favitod to at- — “i lent i Oe Oe Hunter. ‘Chase, NYor tend bis funeral. at two o'els afternoon, from PORT JEFFEPSON, 12— Arr roby Island Retle 7 g 4 Clty Hospital, Broadway. Hale Waretom; fart & Anna, Fournier: Albeay; | ngQti™Wem—Arr Rept 1 bark Sea Broose, Mayo, Ou -aturday, September 16, Isaac Braniay, aged 72 | gloom Gerelte, Carpenter, New Faven; Coampion, Hem- PenxamBvco—In port Aug 10 bark Swan, Dutton. |, NYok; @ Darth % og’ *ehinfelendg apd rolatives will attend hie foneral at | Turorr, Brdgemty aiiee, “Teck usar e ea | half her cergo damaged, tho vessel haviog arrived ta | = piace bim at the inhiotte sath of Lowsians, arc » American, «tied there | Wish to rite fp the world !” | ing, apd as she will bs assiated by the priace of | three o'clock this afternoon, from his late resirones, +4 “teh 3 very leaky condition, from what esuce unknown; brig] before the ove: suntry to us, were in.his | Then rej ived the Kind, sensible mother, shed: | tenors, a3 also by the excellent contralto, Madane | corner of South Fourth and’ Fighta atrects, Williams’ | Neveich cresine frat) eine ee W Mo. | Brvere, Outerbridge, for Phftadetphia. vie Tucks Ia interest. His, a were aso up of fhgi- | ding silent tears, which caine vottly int» her ayes : | Donovani, and the puwerful havytone, Siga r Sariat, | burg. Kee, Leaping, Providence ’ Sid 12th'sloops Overs Em. | Sar’ Franciase dor & do 4 ty ( D> » tives from fastice, 0: 1 ua cheie dob 8, aed of adven- | ‘ Son, who has wrought this great -haage ta your | we presume the Garden will be crowded eve y nigh’ at Hoboken, N. J., on Saturday, September 16, of | mors, Hemburg; Remark, Homan, Midéle Haddam; SF | ° Qcxgwsrown—Passed. dug 81 new screw ateamshl WETS Bd BLE Us or> Of wll Geecriptions. | diep siton that you do not sveak to your mother | ¢his favorite o pera is offered for the amusement of { dyfertery, Manta Gimrropx, pang ae of Dickinson and | Jayne, Hophins, Brid port; Ohio, terri NYork; Island | Chry of Philadelphia, 193; hours from Liverpool for Phil To Richard M Jounzon he writes in March, | OP¢2!y 9nd freely as you are wont to do, and tell — the musical people of New York. Rachel N. Bunt, aged & years and 17 cays. Belle Hulse, do; 15th Sarab & Appa, Fouroier, Troy; | adéIphia | ber since-ely what your wiehes are? I¢ 4 stranger 1508, a5 follows:— | bad bead ‘you talking jnst now he wonld have Icasnotb tbe ‘ely sensib'e of the good opin- | Preised your resolntion a vort nodle, deceived by fon you a © pl a-es tr express of my oondactin tie | Yoor wo dsard marners, Yet I have only fault acm istrat goverment. This arpeoba- | 0 find; for, see, [ kaow you better. You are con- tion of m: is the richeet reward I ve Jour heart, and have thoughts altogetuer r ent. I koow itis not the Grug: no: the trum- ‘The frienas apd reletives of the family are rospect- | Carlton Jayne (new, 288 70 9 tons), Tyler, NYork. s R fully invites to attend her funeral, at “bree o’olock this Re: Gem. 66 fone), 3: Perea 9 = de 24 brig Frank, 1) efternoon, frem the residence of her parents, 13 Gloom- EDGARTOWN, Sept 12—asrr sohrs Ontario, Simonton, St Joan, NB—Arr rept 13 brig Danicl Webster, © fie'd place, Bloomileld street, Hoboken Hor remsina | NYork for Portsmouth; Planter, Thomas, ¢o for Ells: | hell, NYork. will be conveyed to Elizabethtown, at eight o'clock to- | worth; Ophir, H rden do for -aco; Senate, Eliot, do for Home Ports. morrow morning. Bostop; | ele ware, Rasten, Newars, NJ, for Boston, with BOs TON—Arr Sept 15 ships Mountain Wave, | lowe of forenail, stove bulwarka, Xe, io gale of 10th iast. | den, Trapani Aug 6; BAymat (of NYork), Kol, Mon Broapway THEATRE.—The great American tra- gocian, Mr. Forrest, avpears to-morrow eveniag, at tLe Meroplitan theatre. He will anstala one of his | favorite characters, Richeveu. The managers of | this theatze seom determined to give t eir patrors the worth of th ir monay by engaging ai] ths gr-at » frankly, what forces you to this reso- - 6 06 | max warsr . Br ston Trarquil reaman. dofor Boston; Inverse Glover, | adelv hia: 2 oN ec. do fer Boston; Ranlly & Hanah, Ward, amzoy for Bow’ | benvanisigenr® \azziet Lewis, King. Norfolk via Port of New York, Sepuomber 16, 1854, | tor; Gleacus, Ward, do for Boston. pois. Via quarantine ship Mary (of Bath), ‘ pbrity iver mony. f foune «tye offives in tae pos jntion? Forrest, who will commence to morrow evening, ag | litical se 7, who eveced co transform: c.f am conn aving always i | di 4 F i eceepreer 18:b—Ip port brig Amoret. and some others, boand E. ‘ theo whit wes bo aud nover {ormeincls | pet tbateaile yon, nor a desire. ty Appear 10 rege | aren ae ee oes Mise D sven MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Br brid Prosoott fs still cehare on Gaps Poge Const cf Obiioione bre re Frcunon Che), ‘Tutlook Oo MCWEDY, 10 have linsi106 19 uOy personal interests | MeDtals betoré the young airls, for it ts your dex. | Port wlayed eee S eepeancr oe wns |, Also.arr achra Busan, Russell Rondout for Nantucket; | Ioth ult; Sareh (Br), thosan, Two's talarae sock: eieh of wy own. But | sim» to the government aader | tpy, Vie q bash none Any bert tng fe | whose greet sucess on the’ London ‘bourde. has Ie, ae een ek 0h ee Fpl erst: efetchie for, Gorton; Ora Tach & ga (Br), Se ee ee cir stitmstance* calcuae a to generate peculiar acri- ae once and peaceably till the ground. Tell | oy <ady been mentioned, and now we have Edwin | 8% BEE.....-+. MOON RISEB...., . . i v wrener, Kelley, Georgetown, DC; Canton, Smith, | | to the abage of t uly durlag model—tue Eagitgh | Earrestly the son revlicd: “You are wrong, mo- | Ricselen, supported by Mes rs. Conway, Lacner- oes ; 16th—In port, the above and brig Amoret. be! past Baltit| overpmént; undo the mean tima, to familucize | ther. Al ays are not slike, Youth ripens into | ven bets Ponis!, and other aotors of dramati: CLEARED. pag rumtentids cis loam more. ‘aa shine Grerede Gen'B Wendell, Caloutte: tora Thapab lascnd.g tic cdeieel by administering 1¢ | menbocd, often ripens better for action tn solltude |“) ot iw ttaiaah aoe Steamship Brandon, Jentine, Liverpoot, CH Sands. spirit of *be Sea. Cliford, Kio Janeiro; Brovsa, Ple { on Englisy prinsipl-s aod iu Koglish forms, The | than in the rosh of a wild, tumu'tuous life, taat has | bho Bre ‘wo ramet A ters — Stenmsbip Jamestown, Cavondy, Norfolk, &, Ladlam & 12... Feo Correspondence. Caribbeen Ses; William Metcalf (Br). Cathhectson § elective interpos.ti nor she people had blown all | Juined many 4 young fellow. Aud although here- | are offered by the managors of this theatre for to- | prvesnre Sreaum Juwnss was roported by steamer Gov. Dudley, | Stephen. NB. to load for London: George D Smouse, W: their desizrs, unc they found toenivelves gad theie | tefe IL have been quiet and backward, yetia my | M1ow cveoing’s amusement, Tue first piece is Raarbuaed OC pose soe . aes pat a 2 icbe ao. bosom a heart ie beatiwg that lates injasitce and | “Mozepps and tue Wild Horse,” Mr. W, R. Dere as the bends of other rustess, Lavective wad patu- iojary, snd T upderstand very woll what is what; | Mazeppa. - The concludiag viece will be “ Jack rally direct d agnt: #t toe «gent selested to execute | aber a'so has clothed my arms and feet. with Sheppurd,"’ Miss Daves, Miss Horcicg and Mcs. ship Victoria, Champion, London, Jehn Griswold th chinery | TD Philadetohis: brigs Wizard (of Boston, late brig G cant? Yorkahire, Mazehall, Taverpool, CH Marshall & | Sf,f%iE ‘ato Havana “th inst, with her machinery merasn, of NYork), avon, ijtparsia;, Gal Y win? Wild Pigeon, Hanson, San Franclsco, Earle & | _ $i" Asuraxp, Moore, fm N Orleans for Havre, is re- | Velaceo, Dillingham, ¢0; Trioune, Kilmen’St tar ela 5 ' mt ‘ ay ported in adi-patch to Ellwood Walter, Eeq., of | altavelia, Career. Toboy: B Strcat. ’S mation p: neces strength, Everything, I feel, is true; I dare boldly | Yeomans in the principal feata es of the drama. ~ 4 , . : ‘ont. “Sawyer, bn ° eavtiob ns pra Seca Seas sr eouin (OF serie ite and nat vopiblune ibe nenwiakcns veo | Maragers Waldron on Wemyss are untirlog ia | Ship Globe. Baker. New Orleans, Lane, West & Co. rele Liat tie) tls ashore below Norfolk 16th Tanserotte, Hichborn, Phila phi; William Orewfor malice, and ta!seh mid suppl. They bavecon. | 8b, O motber, avd have caught me uttering words | tucir efforts to sustain the character ot the Oid tkip Robt Kelly, Barstow, Mobile, Chamberlata, Robin- here ry, do; achrs Charo- oberts, Littleton, Wilmit, fon & Co Barx ZinGant, of Boston, abandoned on Brouwor's | NC; Sprightling Sea, Fa.ris. Norfolk; EA ett POFe, Gerling was fallen in with June 1, near the Brothers Islands, |. Brown. | ogers, NYork; Yarah Mcfovald, Hall, do. =a Bork White Wing, Sparrow, Ma‘aga, Foster & Nicker. | water Jo. ged, by the British troop ship Surge, at Canton | ships Vancouver, Lady Franklin, Lorenss, J W White, Ke] gon. June 22 470m London. Capt Jarvis saved a few r pesaud | pbresia; barks Fruiter, Reaper, “rdena, Elle, Zion Bark Alexira, Small, Arpinwall, J W Elwell & Co. sails frem her, and would have towed her to Batavia bat | maF Chose; brigs Conquering Hero, Roderick, i Park D kt reWolf (Br), ‘Botmes’ Havana, Dl DeWolf. | for baying troopa on board, end being suxious to get on. | Bloomer, (rknoy, Leader, Constitution, Ana At tat ‘Thompeon, 8 John, NB, J O | He thinks she was taken in tow that night. Abeona, Enosk Benner, C A White, Panola, Emane, 4 Taber & Co, Fann Maria (of Boston), Lincoln, at Charleston from | ©#rab Voso, Delaware, Sarah Morse, Sea Bird, 5 Botk Kate & Alice, Thorp, Norfolk, Brett, Son & Co, Baltimoro, 14 days, took the late while at aashor off | schr Felantine, and from the Roade rnipe. Bark Wile. Bara Gambia, Drinkwatec, Portland, 3 W Lewis. Gherleston Ber op the 7th, which incressed so much on | ]'am s'srted, but anchored in Quarantine Roads. Barkel Brig Raulda, Freacrick, Ce 12th. c centraked ol t cir bated om me, tli they 1 haf true aod halt feigned. For | confess, itis not ; Bowery, im produing every novelty in order to really pervaado’ treaa-lves that Iam the ole | the theatening danger trat calls mo from my | please their patrons. soares of ali their imaguary evils. 1 hope, thora- | father’s house, nor the lofty idea ot being ahelpto | Nisro's Ganpen—The Ravels, whoro light and * | abate some ot theirdig- | My fatherlond anda terror to the foe. They were | very smueing entertai: ments have ol vaya pleased 2c of thele country, aud that | OP words T spake, to hide from you the feelings | the freqsenters of Niblo's T eatre, annouace an ea: scor Wille: ter one ca'mer sea than T did, | thotrecd m: beat. And soletme, mother! Since | ticly new pantomime for Monday evening. It ia tt least tine the sexe) of State in the hada | I cberisb vain wis » my life may csilod “Aspbodel, or the Magic Pea;” it bas been fa iends, sno pot cf hia foes. aliam is | in vow. Vorl kaow very weil, the individual ration for four ma uths, aud will be yroseated out even the hopeof a day of resur @ yea sarritiee } when all do nos | with rew ©. €1 ery, dres-es aud decorstions, at a cost 1 Brent Jute, 1808: hesave:s ve for the good ofthe whol | cf mans thousand dollars. Tos entertainments will eas, cee > anabaniad | ‘Only goon,” said the sensitle mother, “tell | commence with the celebrated Tableaux Vivacts, | me cverj ti ing, the greatest ss well ay the least, for | entitled the Italian Brigands, whish will bs fol men ve sate, and always pun to extremes, | lowed by the Almande a frei, by Milo Vicworine om catty puts thom out of bamer; | Frank, Netatio Timsn gnd M Brillant, sing @ remedy, ana v's Turarke—The manhogee of this very heatre «fiers for the amaewest of hia ve ive bill, Tho first piaco is ik; Edna Bark Luna (Olden), Hege, Uremen, Hennings, Muller & | Stoo] May 29, on the voyage from Bat+vie for mington, lel; LS Pond, Cro ell, Philadelphia; on Bark Waveily (i Giff, Hennings, Muller & | the morning of the 8th as to make @ comple‘e breach | Lawrence sid 12th. Gonding over the vevsel. The anchors dragzing very much, was | _,BELFA T—£ld Sept 11 echr Lady of the Lake, Sha Brig Gen Teylor, Smith, Tampico White & Duncan. compe!led to cut away tho masts ia order to save tho | Pbil«delpbia, 3 ‘ Brig Dron abd, Pinkham, Trinicné, Nemmith & Sons. | ship. Had the docks swept, stove galley, &. 1 o MUENS rr td sebr Sarah Ann, NYork (wud eld rig ritno (B ). Sarspg@', Halifex, P Donovan. me for Rucksport). Biss Bayes ay ckhort, =¢ 223 NED R Poot Bere deme pn pac Ped ere ors ore CHS RLESTON—are Se pt 12 steamer Gov Dudley, Crow-f @ of oral. Hernaile and rigging wore nearly all | (24 Vavane (at quarantine); bark Maria, Linecta, Galt fire was Aiscovered, she was beached and | 1 * 78); oe : Faure. bun, Feavennah (at qoarantio«); sche Aid, adams, Ga-' - Lomsge $1,000—insiTsd- vane. Sjd schr ¥ Setterly, Griffin, NYork. 10r, sshore at Block Island, has gone ts GARDINER— wr Sept 8 brig Lamartine, Garlsad, NW holl, standing rigging and spars vore sold | York; sens We'orvil NL Wasson Phila telobing B75. pee att a ne nas Lymartine, | ™, Barrington, from Wilmington, NO, for ork S13 7th brig Puterprise, Mil’er, Capa tame to ect; off Geoxgatn na” SC,'7ta | | HaRTFORD—Arr *ept *4 steam schr Sachom Thrasher, 4 inst, in © siuking condition, with eaptaia and most of | NYork; schra Reynor Villiams, Pbilacciphia; Jobs. the crow sick; wind blowing & gale from east southeast Se: Dubois, albany; Mary Elizabeth, Arnold, Capt B Lachicott, with the pilét.boat Margaret Davis, | NYork. Sld 15th sebra Rachel By.t, Ri-ley, NYork;: Went out to her at the imme-tate risk o/ losing bis bout ae Pratt, NYork; stoop ix, Buell, Phile- and oll hands sud sa ceeded in taving off Cant Burcing- od 4 top ond feur of his crew. One man would not leave the | | HOLWFS HOLE—Arr Sept 18, PM, achrs Fils, Jane, | vecsel unless he could eave his chest. Night coming on | Barvard, Norfolk for Boston; William Andersov, New and the gale increasing, the pilot boat was compelled to | York for C«lais; Leopard, Godfrey, New York for Lubes! That the embergo is approved by the body Te) @biicans roerbent soe Unter eat Gaubted. atdat a tion of thet » 4 Dove of | aud erptr but a woman tokes ayonréybort way to gan berend. Tell me evenst » therefore, why you are 80 violent reby Zerviah, Downs, St Jobns, PR, JV Onstevia. Schr lamaatizo, Moss, Wilmington, McCready, Mott & Co, Sebr BL Perry, Thomes, Beaufort, Davie & Folmes, cenr AMszevto, Pistt, Brandywine Creek, RP Buck & Which hes been written 4ll of Burwon’s compiny ctive fcatere, the epten: ’ re, caled “ Midsomme=r ona, is putbupon the stage in cent style, will terminate the entertainments A vew piece, called “Sunshine Through Clouds,” wil be produced on Tueadey. ‘AL TikatRe— Manager Pardy, who is in bis exeitions to vie with every TEdueing the most rovel and interesting ces t © new local drama of “ Fashio2 °. chr Binj English, Tyon, Fredericksburg, Van Brun’ & 2ot Lr A R Wetmore, Chadwick, Richmond, C H Piersoa 1 Mery Wesley, Lord, Mantapixe, Va, Ven Brant & it. ever. Lor it waa my_ parents, and o prudent and wiser ith aud gnided me caro Herman axp Dorovara. From rau Geeway wy a be eas Fla el ae e — % + uch have I soffered from my paymates, when they sy Gorrnr —Kixer, Tao & Co—The task repaid my good will with yet codom dtd I Shogh Schr Wolectt, Haliett, Boston, Dayton & Sprague. Moop Wackstine Revnclds, Provide . Hoop WH Uowen, Rhoads, Provicenes, meste Mermer Delaware, Clark, Phita¢elphia, C B Sanford. steamer Oneida, Stackhouse, Philadelphin, J & N Brigga uainted | (Jy my deligh nobedy reemec to me than they wh» begot «bo wish to become aw! bist ry of this country. t coe, OD and Famine,” sith little Corfolia Howard as tue ARRIVED feamship Southerner, Fwan, Charleston, 59 honrs, of reviewing translations generally . | take reven, > strc Lowry Strawbersy Gir), for to-morrow cvening ; also, the | with mdse snd passengers, to Spofford, Tileatom & Co. leivo, and with great cificulty got into harbor. Nothi (see olsosters) ar tTh ren rene thee Lang ee en | Pate ce father nate ie COLT Ate nehn Site | paving OREIN O€ “Ugeling "--J, Ti GOAa a gige. | Teteeteaepesemecemyeaiarmaorn hog ty pete a | Was pean ve <neinie at on ektenin omer presen Returned schr Mystic. | grateful one, from the imperfect manner in sober, thonghtful step: when they lhughed at the | Pa the hero, and Birs, Nicholls as Angelia; John | avd et paretngrrs, toOrinnell, Minturn & Co. she foundered at her anchors, irr J4h, brig Young, Wooster, Boston. for which ¢ good | Insmond wiifdance, avd tne amusements will con- Aspinwall; Baio Eurnca, of NYork, broke adrift from the wharf, 2s boy a, deck Pag ‘of lumber Manelay a wea at Chetleston, during the rovere gale of last week, and | [ns Of part of deck load hee ene pneake now lies on ber beam ends ia two feet of water, with | his for Horlor Teg Mienoles prpar do for both her Jower maste goue and her rudder. She is but | Pise,/°pHowan; fom Nicholas, Mol mille, Portlands Mite iojured a ber pall, an fas ss asonstatne, _ Hee mtu Homan, New sails anc are con. on. forts wi % mace EY ant co of th next. sping tide stats |p Arr and nld 16th, brig Ewin, Yator, Philadelphia for) ‘enny is &: the witl yellow fever.— P From letter to Kilwood Walter, Esq, Sec'y Beard of lee ae WO rea a areca Catenin’ eparisiegreand ‘ Suffolk, Highlander, Don Nicholas, Tiger, Baro Lavra, at Charleston, from Cay & cre bound to Boston, took the late on the 7th. in 2 Fassea bs Philadelphia 80, long 77 80, from NNE, which increased to ahurricane | Boston. 7 "Ar* Gt™ Nickereon, from we e original text is rendered. To bo a | bend of hia cap ard the flowers on that very dress Naa 4 reaslator, @ man not only requires to be Lt Hat hat partes. age das; Jnspently eee org daa Sct or ia i * ime J “ i up &: at, aod In 2 eres rage, fe ss 6 master of the langosge, but slso to be thor- | ang Atbuck) line! tight and left without lookirg Watrack’s Tararem—The five ect comedy, thip Dewitt Clinten, Funk, Liverpool, Aug 10, with oughiy imbued with the spirit and peculiarities | where. They yelled, with bloody nores, and were | cal'ed “A Bold Scroke for a Husband,” is to be re ; mdreand $90 vee etetk ae Lich. , { of bis suthor. We eo seldom find these quali- scarcely able to escape my angry strives and blows. | presented tomorrow eveniug, tozeiver with, first | | Ship Arabia (of Hnurewick, Boutelle, Liverpool, Rbip Orient, bull, Liverpool, Ang 10, with widse and 470 nesepgera, to ‘poiferd, Tileston & Co. rent, at 4 PM, :* 46 42, lon 49 66, eignalized steamship Union, Adama, Ly, pee for Southampton and Vavre ‘ ited, that 4 1 ry Ano so I grewup, in order to suffer Goan ee oa ee “My Mabe gerne $2 cays, with mdse and 433 passengers, to Nesmith & ics Combined, thet it gives us pleasure whea | father, who would very often take me to tas! ‘ailock bas every reasoa cel satisfied witn ofa médne 9 are able to bear our testimony to the morits | stead Of othera, when he was vexed at the last eit- | snecesa this seacon, for his rouse has been filled to ce ten lobed anton days, with =a pea Pye ting of the Council; and then I had to pay for all | overflowing, and tho performances receiv d with Ship W B irswa, smith, Havre, Aug 6, with mdse and of a work of this kind. In the pregent case, the | the wrangling and trickery of his colleagues. Yon | the utmost énthusia«m, See pie arondd My 278 passengers, to E D Hurlbut & Co and Post & Ryerson. Wr task was the more difficult from the fact of the | have often pitied me yourself ; for Lencured a great | for to morrow night, is one Hod two deoths and one birthon the (a Lye, wi 2 dsy, throwing the versel on her beam | In port 11 AM, wind light from NW, bark Fracklin, a . deal. having always in mind the heartfelt honor due | house in every part. Sbip Agnes (Brem), Bohelting, Bremen, about T AW, next dey, P AM, , verse of the orlvinal being hexameter, a meire | {othe kipdvess of parerta, who coly aim st in | Tax MerroroLiran Trearne.—This extonalve | dre ard 227 1amengors, to Oclichs oh Blige opr gs See and tea La cubien OTe wind ‘aaally era ee Mar P wines reps; Lanity tating cog i of almost imposcibe management in our lan- | creasin2 their goods and fortune for us, and even | theatre ix to be opened to morrow night. Che ac | $y convinced oinea bracts freee ARE et Me 8 | backed to NW, and moderate, on the 9th. * cargo of ceal from brig Fmily;’ Bragenza, reloadings guage. Mr Porter wisely avoided the attempt | deny themrelees many toings, so a8 to lay uj) for | compliehed American sctrece, Mies Julia Dean, has ip Hudson (Brem), Noréenboiz, Bremen, 42 days, in | Bric R M Cuantroy, at Charleston from Havana, took ORLFANS—Arr yee ell .) ‘ : y ~ DY | their children. But oh! it is not saving, to endoy been engeged, ano will appear as Pagiiao, in Bul- | pailest, with 219 pesengere, to Hennings, Muller & Gos- | tho late gale on the 7th, in lat 29 50, long 80 20, the wind | Windle. NYorh 28th ult, vie Havana 4th instant; to reproduce tnis charming story in its poetic | it afterward, that can make one happy, nor is it | wer's beautiful play of t e “Lady of Lyons,” sup | ling tept 8, let 44 lon $5 88, apoke Brem brig John, bowing from ESE to W. and finslly ci to NNE, bp hasta Mobile; a BR Milam, Walsh, NYorks | form, but the proee text which he has given ua | 844ing bouse to house and acre to a re, as goodly | ported by Mr. E. Eddy, as Ciaude Meinotte. An | from Bremen for New York, 19th, iat 42 lon 06 83, pasa. | and abated on the 9h, Lost sails and og 25 days; echr Midas, Worseo, Havana 7 divs. Below, | A ¢ wealth flows in upon uz. Lor the father grows old 7086 Wil . is In itself clothed in s language of such sweet | and the sons grow old with him, without pleasure a frp ele ceaahee Reina hbhe taupe: and graceful expression, that in its new dress the | oe and Sata a he eis dal tales able farce of Mr. and Mre Peter White.” poem loses but little of its original freehness and | ich elds He. tela vee po Sioayard and gordon oy ah pee agape: establishment con- teaaty. How many will recognize In the fol- bereotb, aud the barns and stablec—a beantifal orice le ried Lasigeesg Fee fy apeieedon lowing truthful celineation of maternal tender- | T7R00f property: but Teee only the back part of | THO new fare called “ Heeds or Tails,” and“ Who weap . ss the house, where in the gable the winiow of my Speaks First ?” are to be represented t>morrow af. ness some passages in his own career, in which | little room under the roof yeors out, and I think of Fi pare and the popular and very ex iting aren tho philosophy of the heart has been found moro | the times when | hited 00 at Ae Ta Taam e's | of the“ Ccrsicon Brothers,” with te musical plece just in its conclusions than that of the head :— | few honra of healthful cleep were enough for me, | of the “Swiss Cottage,” in the ever ing. ‘Thus the men talked among themselves. Mean- | Ob! they seem to me so Jonely: the chamber, the Hirroprome— The rreat bull race is to come off while the motber went to look for her «6 n, first be- | yard, and the garden, the glorious field, that | tomorow evenivg. Six fast horses have beon en- fore the beuse, on the stone beach, where he usual- | stretches over the bill, ail lies before meso desolate. | tered to conterd with him. We advise any one who tat. Not flodng him t ere, she went totus | I have no wite.” intends witnessing this race _to be carly 1a attend- ole, to see if be were attend! to the spirited | ‘I: en the kind, sensible mother answered: “Son, | avce, as the houro, if we can jndge from the great bersee, which he bad bought when colts, and yeu cannot wiah to lead a bride to her chamber, | excitement it bas already crcated, will be crowded and never trostec to otver nands than his own. | that the pight may become to you a heantifal half | to ita utmost capacity. And the groom told ber: “ He lias zone into the | of your life and the labor of the day freer and ' Then sho trod briskly torough the long Jighter, more than your father and mother wish it. lounie yards, left tue stables and well-bnilt barns in We buave always coaxed, nay,even urged you to the rear, ented the ga den, which stretched back choose a sweet? edarbip chowirg a blue signal with a white diamond in centre, with oss of foretopaali yard, bound Ff; 10th, fat 42 86, lon 58, experier od & sovere gale from NW. threo men tick with fever, and the mate, Wm F! ‘up, ship Ex; Weekes. Liverpool; brig Mery of Bennebuok, Me. about 25 years of age, diod on the BSSGA, Webeouny feo 1 7th ship Geo Grea, Br Bric Venus was got off 14th at Holmes’s Hole, with- * wD eatrhly Cabana hated Nore vie. out damoge, after discharging part of cargo. = ips, Manchest 5 wes 5, Sultana, cup Feo, Jones, hence for fatillo River, vie Norfolk, NORFOLK— Arr 18 sehr North ; put into Wilmington 12th inst, leaky, and with lose of | Eolem for Puiledelphie (ose aivontert)« Cid tely, Thee forecail and two jibs, having encountered a heavy gale | (Br), Cassidy, , Scotland: ship Mandarine Perritt, of wind off Savannah. Australia, Sic sbips Squantom, McCallum, and Flying: ‘ Scar recprie of neopets mn be Succaee ai pot ‘Treadwell, (before reported in Hampton Roads, stoamebip Florida, was again seen by mship Ma- bh 12th, of 8 foremast, requii mpton Reade—<hips Mendarine, Wm Patten, and vion om zi stared og fis required | ark ty Point and garserd bound pore ia toni tome ees Be FON oy pwn loride 7th instant, encountered s Yeavy blow south southeast, which continued till 8th at noon, when York for Norwich: hy she ee Metaee titers it blew s burricano. she Gnally succeded in reaching | ro? Nantucket: Mua ah Phileas ing A the gulf, and ofterwards persed quantitn of lumber, | rwrence, allen NYore tor baton, tint Wentwortae “o Rea- reck#, &e, till ahe reached port. At moon on dout: Capito?, ; John h, when twenty miles northwest 9f the bar, she passed | Rome Wiver? attarin essed ioe Weg Mowite, & Donish brig that had lost some of her sails, &o. Next | Atngny for Boston; fllzabeth, Mott, Albsny for Boston; morning sho raw a schooner ashore on Eackoon Keys, | ativer tprice, Fi-h, alvapy for Provideaos, Uighlandere end in the evening passed within twenty fost of @ large | Wincklay, albany for Boetoe; Nile, Luonell, aloes ‘vor wa Babe part of her mizrenmest standing; she hal | 1 yop fewburyport. Gon Miller, Miler, Troy for Bostows Ehip George Willam (Brem), Dunnermann, Bremen, FA cape, in bellasty with 204 passengers, to Moyer & tucken thip Wielanc (Brem), Hecko, Bremen, 40 days, with mde and 201 oan ), to Meyer & Mtucken, Snip Copernicus (Ham), Mover, Hamburg 41 days,with mdse snd 212 passengers, to W F -chmidt & Co. bad g lav 47 10, jon 47 16, saw seferal large icebergs; Jat 43 20, lon £9 23, experienced a atrong breeze from byS "hip Jave¥ Walsh (of Patmouth), Thomas, Leghorn, 42 days, with marole and mgs, to Nesmith & Sona. thsp Kdward Everets (of Baltimore), @andy, Rotter- dam, 88 day+, with mdse and 288 passengers, ts master. Aug 23, Joreph Grerneood, seoman was lost overooard. pt 7, lar 44, lon 60, epcke fishing sohr Swallow, of Ply. mouth; on the Banka, same date, Ist 43, lon 40 46, pass- ed tbe wreck of a cotton loaded ship at anchor on the Bazke, barped to the water's edge, and abandoned; 10th, lat 42 40, loa 68, spoke Br brig spario, from Newcastle for New Youk, with lese cf bul warks Burk Mosca Kimball (of Belfast, $6), Colson, Newport, Woon's Mivsraris.-This company continues to draw foli assetablages. The programme for to:mor row night 1s exceliont. But tts known to me,and | pocgrey's AeErNaDERS aro to repeat tho new W, 50 caya with railroad iron, to order. Sept 9, let 43 f 11th, achooner with er, Tre , to the wall of the town, and, walking t rough it, | my heart now ssysit: if the right hour dos not | and successful burlesqne opera of “Lavrezia Bor- | 43, lop 54 10, saw brig Grampur, from Glbral:ar fur Bos- fhe mesth ¥- farueere the eurfase of the water. Ballarat ilebeininte Yor wath Chee Bho ao Alama mer keo peal ec the growth of every pigut, | ¢ wah the right Ha mg eine) f ingaeia grab rm | gia” tomorrow evening. It ls drawing fall housea, gs a ssc Saodedid tims Noun p fanny enpntiors 13th one rghit pes dmg wees oh pond i ‘boosi f, king Piper ‘ermouth), Johnson, Cardiff, Aug 0, xa at Norfolk: Lg berm gr Daag dite Prove . pe oP losded Sehnses of tae koelo leeead | ae pee ndally prevaile, I must’ bell yous tig | Woon’s Minaranis, 472 Bronéwoy—This com | with ratl cas iron, to over. Spt 7, tut 43 20, lon 60 88; | 4.8 tremendous gale on the dth, lat 3944 N, lon 74 20 W, } ton; C aikens, Hovt, albany for Providence; sloop rmion, from Leghorn for Boston. Fork bella Hayes, Nuevitas, 9 days, with sugar, &o, to T Owen & Sons; verselto Peck & Church Sept 9, lat 20 49, lon 70 16, discovered two diimasted vaeols to leeward; ran fer them and found them te bo tho bark lost dock jond topmast, rigging and split sails, Commercy, Tyler, Albany for Providence Scan Nonre Carouwa, from Salem for Phiiniolphia, NEW BEDFORD—Eld ~ept 14 sora Geo 0 Gibbs, Viabon 4 t into Norfolk 18th, in distreas, having on the night of | Palecelphia; 15th, Mary Anna, Packard, Baltimore; Oth, while of the Capes of Delsrare, encountered a | Pearl, Kelley, Albany. heavy thunder storm, was struck by lightning, which PENSACULA—Arr previous to Sept 7 Se carried away foretopeptont maat a rlgging, Daggett, yo ag Dubill, Vera Crus. Cid beige S55, tate cauee'es ies te ne, ST NDALALPBLA< ar? Govt 16, PM, Dele Mary Perko his leg badly jammed by the water cask. Nickereon. Posten; schra DP, Thole. ertuenyuthe Nee the burdened limbs of the pear tree rested, and | son: so, I believe, you have chosen, for your heart | Pary advertise e very good selection of negro por- picked off caterpiliars bere sab there from the flae, | is more than usually sensitive. Own it frankly, for format ces for to morrow night. ewoiling heads of cabbage; for a busy housewife | my son! telle me alresdy: it is you maiden, the Sexproro’s Orrna Trovrz.—aAs thie talented takee’no eten in vain. Io this way she pioceeded | exile, whom ycu have chosen.” ecnipeny ate to leave this city after Mfr apa to the end cf the long garden, to an arbor covered “Dear mother, you bave said it!” was the qutsk | they msy expect crowded acsemblages, for their with honeyeuckles; yet found neither there nor ia | seply of the som. “Yes, it Is sho! ard if I do not | performances are righly appreciated. #@ go0d pro the gsréen any trace of her son—only te little gate, | bring her home a bride this very day. she will travel | gramme for to-morrow bight. : that led from the arbor, which an ancestor, a worthy | on ond vanish altegetber perhaps amid the cliaos of —_—_—_— Como, of Chaileston, and brig Laurilta, of Boston; the dark bad fore ond main masta goue by the ; the brig with foremast gone by tho board snd part of the os mainmast standing and ardf ra jary foremast aad fous Faux Henscxt, of Boston, from Philadelphla for | kara Perry, NBed/ord: *lmira Joy, Ryder, Sallivas, Ver | . - , : i for Obirlos- hick wae ashore at Blook Ielend, was ‘ p Huwe . Y Lurgomaster, had been permit’ed b cil favor | war and dreary wauderinga from place to place. Fires in New York. fopeail vet on it, making she beat of her way Charlestown, w' Cid scbra L Sturtevent, Corson; HF Weston, poy ‘agh the wallot the town, sow" stood oyae. Mother, etervaiiyin vala'will the rich inberi Fixu sii Orsvan Seamer —Lotween ore and two olokocte | t2: poke the bork 20 she reposted thiee foot of water | on night of 13th, after taking out about one third of her | [A yu0y" Woy, a04 stateumar,’ Mooney, Boston; ren, in her bod ané@ pomps choked: offored to tate off the crew or He by her, but they thought they could do with. ont oreistance bey Were try!ng to get sail on to make for Charlesten; at 10 AM, tomay mornirg an alarm was given for the Seventh caused by 8 Giro tabing place ia a rear building ) Oliver street. The firemen wore soon on the cargo, and arrived at Newport 14th. Contracts have been Ve Brooklyn: ‘Richmer, fax made to gut off schre Trident and Isabella. ahah wwe, en ing ar, Miter PEA y! jen Cites Ba Scan Hora, of Newbur; ‘was seen on jas Ker. Boston; Pend! Gloucester; Sem Cape May bearing W 60 with loes of starboard Dal’ | Stick, Watson, Mucor Sass itenteik Hudson thr. aesing out, se easily crosend over the dry moat to | then grow before my cyes; in vain for me will well hedged sisesere, which rose tne steeper ioe seats be fruit: "a Yea, the old house and way, ita tor ‘avden will lese their charms, and even a mother's cul slope from t' cea Pr the 1 gazed j extinguished ths fismen before they did muoh seme dato, _ «chip or e very ler of the faving the sun. She walked int» it also, and | Jove iteelf will not be able to comfort my poor wi ; a bork. with olf topmests gone; had 9 mizon topsail set, by wobr Fredonia, at Philadel. ds Jas B.I New ith delight on the heavy bunches of grapes, | heart. For leve, when she knits her bond, loosens | Ce™age be Gre tork tn a seocad etnry room opcupled | trying ‘to lie to; passed & considerabio quantity of mpaea | markt, a eee ny Gearing W, clatant 29’ miles, Haven: Brees, Wickoracs NBeaford; ‘Mince, a ise scarce hiddeo by the leaves. The mde alley, up | every other; avd it is not tho maiden only who | ptr bed clothing on Ore. tho bedet'sd was somowhat soe rare Ae Ce time ee joe From | Eaw eovernl large eaake and barrels adrift Haven. d Mich she now climbed, was shaded by tall troe#, | leaves tather and mother behind, when she follows | dnmozed. Love will not exceed #10, The building waa not | FM, "rier °psesea's vessels tcck belonsig tok esal’) Foun Many & FRaces, at Philadelphia from Boston, | POKTEMOUTR—Arr Sept 14 sohr Duaiel Webster, Siashaenemtcrteematatins fee | Serena pecan wae rah eetaees | Cree oe wipe tone wiicga Resin wert paren | WE a an meee Page May muscate! is fy an nno- jnows nothing more of mother an: wi © Srever —Tbe alarm of firo het night in Tne, Sand Charleston, 12 4: with cot- | NE. which last 1 ro commonly large size, all’ plarted with case, to fur. | sees ihe girl be loves going off from him.” There: | «eine qrmre, Sam —The alarm of fro Wet night ia | | Bark Carolina, Sanders, Te eet a esinnd burweshs, end eplit foreesil, tebe Osenn Stary Tikien, Nortolk.’ Cid brig Toraoy ton, &o, to Dupbam & fimon. Exoerleno-d very hea weather during the paesage, solit saile, &c On the 7 Sth inet, exporiencea # tremondous gale which blew ih & ¥ clent sea tor 20 hours. nish a deseort for stiangers. Bat the rest of the | fore, let me zo whither despair may drive ms. For | the burating of 9 camph+no Irmo in an oyster ce ‘lar kopt bill was covered with solitary plants, bearing small | father bas spoken the word of sevaration, and his | by Mr. O’Brien, st No 46 Spring street, corner of Mul er clusters, apd of these the deli-ious wine was | house is po jonger mine when he shuts the door | berry «treet The lamp, it sro, 0 on the door sad made, Thus she ascended. looking joyfully forward | agsinat the girl whom alone of all others I wish to | *¢t fro to rome of the fixtures, bot was oxtinguished Mitchell, Bavana, fcur Carounm Haus, Rogers, from NYork for Mata- geste une, Is ashore in Boll's bay; Hea ta four foot of Wea tie hon wah Ghent Wer Water st high water; vossol tight; has lost matamest | WiStt Aurore, Only On an rir), “perm, 5 Westmorelané (Br, ly c Brig J bann (Bem), Reha, ae, © days io bal- and evorribing sttachod with all bor satls except fore {o antomn end ite anonal holiday, when whole | bring into it,” before 1¢ had time to do mnch damage. No insurance. with 3€4 passengers, to GJ Bacht Sept 4, lat 40 | coil ard jib captain thinks she will come off the | wijes brig Mary (Br), |, Caralft, Wales, Cid sche jubilant population gather the rapes ; crash them | Te thie the good mother answered rromptly: —— ipl bt roe Habon, 40 days,with | eee etic atewritors UNO Walter, Bad | Enobantrens, Nimpson, Pe ine the under foot, apd draw off the new wine into barrels. | ‘Like rocka men stand ssupder when they quarre! ! Pol'ce Inteltgenes. eee tod A tieeknton”’ , days, Mati PoSbind, af Heésisos’ Vice teoee Week ek ate T—Sid Sept 10 brig Telos, Harriman, Phila. At evening, fireworks crackle and lighten on all | Unmoved and proud, neither will make advances, | ‘wating Uare on the Five Points —The neighborhoot | "Brix Haron (Br), Hutebinson, Rordesax, 82 days, with while Iving et cecbor la the gale of the 10th fost, 0 ite. Are Sept 14 bark Harold (Br), Detchen, New- | sides, in fonor of an abundant vintage. Bat she | neither will move hia tongue ta nutter the first kind | of the Five Pointe which for so many tonthe has re- Drapdy, wine, &o.'to «impson & Son. West Chop, parted both cbainsand seud before the wied | esstle, B July 20. Sid ashr IL, Perry, Paere phis. become swhen, after having called hor son | word. Therefore, I tell yon, son: I cherish the | mained in slumbering innecenco, waa at anearlyhour'on | Brig Fiverala (Br), Kain, Cape Breton, © days, with | 170K hon, potions boln Slane tad send fen kedge; the | Arr i6th schr§Globe Bills, NYork. Cid bark Johm } two or three times, 8 multiplied echo only was re- | hore that be will yet betrot’ her to you, {f she be | Saterday morning, mae the theatre of one of those | goal. to order. : vessel dragging cut away tho foremast to prevent g ing | Swneey, Arnold, of ‘Afrion. Sid brigs Stirling | turned from the spires of the town, ringing back a } good and honest, although she is poor, and be has | Debt trewle for which it was SL gH no, celebrated | | Biig Augusta, Stone, Savannah, 15 days, with cotton, | achoro Have stepped the old foremast again, sad shire; Fam Small, Tresdwell Philadelphia; schrs “arse | very ncley snswer. It waa something so new for | talked ro strongly agalpet receiving a poor girl. | {be ten ee re ko. to sturges, Clearmen & Oo ‘sails, | Proved. togs, Richmond; David Snuth, ipaia; Ottammy ler to seek bim; be had never gone far from hone, | For he rays many things in his pasaionate way, pi Phy Me fo AP eg Bel as ge as eed at Fern Hvavxvor. fm Nagas, Fle; for —=, wes seen 12th | Metom: end others bow Mer chrs Semi Lenox aad Rs tery Eas tone wrt bere eee oe a he $F Graeuto good werd, apa bes ovigtt soteteend:-| enue serie ariwia eres tenn ovens! oat ee mh ens, (0 | Seodeane srsbtenen o. me: rN ILHAVEN CEA Bept 8 brig Rideout, antthy Raldl- hoped to And bim somewhere on the way.for both the | it: for he is father! Besides, we very well kaow | he aDegrd, Io a quacrel with bie rolative t9 some cause robe Meteor, Cough, opt. with elt t2.DL | con 311 Rous, Lodge, went ashorgou Friday, daring | sory: peste " Jower and the opper gates of the vineyard were 0} Dia anger ia after dinrer, when be epecks violeatly | unbnewn hy either of them and of course to us Gorvy | sturgeo | rept 11, let Bt 40, lon 74 8, spoke brig Caro: |.ihe gale, at Raccoon Keys, near Gulls Day. fhe was | ™" wrNaTON, NC—Are Sept 12 tchr Hoh», Jonen, over into the domain that | and calle in question the motives of others, nevor | “8* very od ie complaint of the oe line Rogers, benc# for Jacksonville. Sczpernet from this port, bound to Laem ees go waa teen York via Nozfol: posse i Ay, Gonos } in broad flats, | reflecting; the wine stirs np all the CI a MEP mey Boe) eH entypi liens J at the | severe weal dering, the, pamage; opitt salle, 5 wih naval stores, ‘The vessel will prove » tote) | briga Gen Boyd, Clark. Boston: 18th, ler, Kendal, log the as and re | lst wi and prevents tm, frm rang te | Torin cam intel nests Stuur’ | “Rishiow eh Geese Tava pe. | Seheen se hmcage my me AD | Bn a in rate BYR gg ‘bend! words of otbers; he beara ‘aloe, A i, oe Bot evening comes on, and ber i cha tc (alt Rivegacn dugh | 7106 one Woumand pollssenen | ter, to Barter. anderton, St George, 6 days, with lathe, | _ Fem Narorsom, which was ashore at Hsmes's Hol, | David Grose. Chane, do 3 i ad wesn | between him and bie frien le more gen- to E 7 Senthors | peer tree | tle, I kvow, when the excitement is over, ard he were arronted featorn etoam- | cebr Mover, Galveston, 38 with ‘and marked the boun: | basa Hvely feline of the wag be ld. Come | | restast Bushio ou the Sth ioet on suspte cotton, to & Oo. ’From the Oth to the 11th lo one | we will try it , for the been ee up to Cape Clear, oxperionced and | cuecende, ard wo will need the ald of ' pat, oe Co I, oplit walla, fo, gar