The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1854, Page 8

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. Proposed Sale of the Public Markets. Hospitality to the Freneh Officers Refused, | THE NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING. TRANSACTIONS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. &e., &e., &e. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. The board held the first meeting of their October ses. sion last evening—Nathan 0. Ely, Esq., President, in the chair. The minutes of the last meetiog were sead and ap- proved, PAVERS REFERRED. Several petitions for the remission end correction of taxes were received und referred ; the petition of A. J. Javme, proposing plan for the new City Hall, waa re- ferred to the Special Committee on New Hall, VEGETABLE MATTER 1N THE STREETS. The following pream) e snd resolutioa were offered by the Alderman of the Eighth ward :— Whereos, the:e exisis at this time g eat difficulty in the enforcement of the ordinanees which relate to turowing vegetable ard other ma:ter into the atreets and alleys, and especially from tenement he uses, therefore, be it Feeolved, That it be referre to the nances to prepare and report an ordinance which will compel all persons owring buildings on streeta where sewers ure Inid to connect with the rame. adopted. CONTEMPLATED SITE YOR THY NEW POST OFFICE the following preamble and rerolation wore offered by | Aldermaa Morr:— Whereas the geveral government of the United Sta‘es | are about to procure # sits for a Post Ofice in the city of Sew York and whereas ths loeation of such « building is cf great imporiance to the interest and convenience of this city, due rear’ »hould be had as to what place ‘wou'd be most coave The business of the ci:y Curing the last faw years has been moving tothe north to such an ex present location iz to fer south to meot th Cations of our citizens who most frequent the Post Office, and as the Park is now get) ng to be mure the centre 0} business, it is Cesirs bie that the Post Ofte should be lo- cated inor nesr that place Ths would bring the Pos Office in close proximity with the other public buildings of the city. Therefore, Resolved, thit a committe of five te ap. | pointed to copter with’ the general government, to as- certain if proper and suitable arrangement could bo entered into between the city of New York and the United : tates government, for the erection of building for a Post Office at the southera end of the Park. The matter was referred to a spectal committee, com- posed of Aldermen Mott, Cheuncey, Howard, Voorhis and Wm. Tucker. PUBLIC MARKETS—REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON THR EXPRDIENCY | OF SELLING THEM The Committee on Finance, to whom was referred the annexed resolution, have had the samo under matire and oarefulccnsidoration, and, as the result, would submit the following report: ‘That the subject mattor of the resolution ini mendstions. involving, toms and ‘ecom- 8 it does, » departure from old in re tha: 8°, mo! a immature and hasty action with much mischief pe it to the provent uel care in its con- sight be attended ‘he subjecs would seem to present itaelf to your commit: toe mainly under two aspecta:— Piri etal ja silt aifoats the finan- f the city goverement: aud secondly, what he effect of so radical m change in our ‘marzet woull seem to be recommended by the resola- pon the individual and social interests and conve- of our citizens in genera) he first of these, res pectii niet Oe its effect upon the finan. cinliutererts of the city government, we bar? much light captained in report or coamunication from the Comp: troller, made to the Board of A'dermon May 10th Inst. form. ine doonmer t No. 41 of the Board, to which the committee ould refer for dotaived statements bearing upon the sub- jee By statement No. 7 of this document, it appe: Joss to the city government, in INS over and above all £0 relpts excecded the vam of tairty thousand dy Jara, Add tho taxes on nae million of dollars, the valuation 8 that the of kets would inorearo the amount to over forty thousend dollars. Iu statement No 4 of the same doon mont, itis shown that the «ctual Loss, founded upon a well digesied estimate. and actual receipts and expendit wonid be over fifty thonasnd dollars. Locket ao B FS te committee are well aware that ever the yearly iture of fifty t snd dollars, to be added tothe 4 * would be =o sufficient argument against the em of mar ry te if 1¢ could be shown that a cor- Terp win + rived from its continusscs. are therefore Sits to view the subject in the ct p opored. yin: its elect upon the interes ci irene generslly. Committee on Ordi- | be Mondays and Thursdays. | _Beropit ale connor ee part Tepor' mittee on w relative to the smended charter of 1849, waa received | And ordered to be printed. Th» committee conclude by } ‘ing that ther are of opision that every resolution | which requires the sanction of the two boards and the approval of the Mayor murt be passed by a maiqrity | of all the members elected t> either toard, as provided | by section 4 of the smended charter of 1840, otherwise the resolution will save no binding legal effect. ‘THE FIBE DEPAKTMENT | The report of the Committee of the Fire Department, noo concurring with the Councilmen, with « recommen. dation that this Board adhere to its former action of ex- ling A. P Heath from the Fire Department, adopted, epcrt of same—Non coveurrizg to build a new hose oar- riage for Hose Compeny No 26. Adopted Of samme In favor of expelling Francis Clark ang Eiward Fox, of Fogine Co. No. 44. from the Fire Departmen , and of sus- | pending Charles Ludlum, of Engine 44, for one year. | Adopted. | Totion. The regular nights of meeting, thersfore, will | CONCURRED IN Peport of Finance Committee—In favor of paying Joha Motiowan $100 for ¢amsge done to horse and cart by } going over the string pitce into the river, at the per | between Roosevelt and Jemes streets. Of eame—In favor | ef paying $67 for mute at funeral of Henry Gibson, (the | last of the body gnard ot Washington ) Of same—In | favor of paying |». Lee $64, for ammunition for the cele. | bration of Evacuation Day Of same—In favor of pay- | ing D. Witts $10 for removing produce. Report of same— Opposed to pay hive of horse and wagon for use of Su- perintendent of Lamps and Gas STATE MILL TAX. The report of the C: mmittee on Finance, in favor of making an additional apvropriation ot $27,000 to pay balance due the State, wea concurred in. The Board then adjourned to Thursday next, at five o'clock. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. Oct, 2. —Edwin J. Brown, Presidect, ia the chair. The | minutes of the last meeting were read. | PET IONS. Of William F. Frerboro, in relation to pier at the foot of Jefferson street. Referred Of Francis R. Kté weil and others, to have sidew: of Forty tirst street, between Second and Third avenues, Referred. Of Jacob Valentine and others, for a new bridge across the Harlem river, on the road to Fordham. Referred. Of merchants, in relation to incumbrances on bulk- | head, &c., in West street. Referred | OF various parties, to dag sidewa'k ia Twenty-ninth | etreet. Referred | Of owners of proyerty on Fifty-seventh street, be- tween Firet and Second avenues, to have said street graded Reterred. Cf Robert Gamble and others, to flag Fifty-fourth street, from Fourth to tixth avenue. Referred. j Ofowners of property, for gas pipes in Forty-fourth ttreet, between Fifth avenue and Broadway. Referred. Of Hook and Laader Company No. 4, for a new truck. | Referred. Of sundry citizens of Manhattanville, to remove In- spector Heferred. Of Peter Vap Lin’all and others, against the eonstruo- tion of a sewer in Broome street, between Bowery and { Eldridge street. Referred RESOLUTIONS By Councilman Rok—fhat the Commissioner of Re- pairs and Supplier cause the well to be covered at the corser of Hudson and Spring streets. Re‘erred. By Counci man Ruwsp—Wheress Catherine Market is now about befog rebuilt, and the por'ion between Water and Cherry sticets i+ near'y finished; and whereas the fovncation of ths other portion between Water and Sou'h street is about being laid, and is not io a line with the other porticn of the market, as i projects seve- ral feet towards the southerly side of Catherine street, and as it should bein 9 line with the other portion of the market; therefore, Rerolved, That the Cemmissioner of Repairs and Sup- plies be, and he :s hereby, directed to instruct the con- tractors to lay the foundation in a iine with that other portion of the market now erected. eferred. By Councilman Bripgx—That $100 be appropriated for paying reorm hire for holdiog the polis is the fourth election district in the Third ward. Referred. By Conneilman Noxta—Of inquiry concerning the In- spector at Manbattanville Adopted. HOSPITALITY TO THE FRENCH OFFICERS: The Boara t) eu resolved itself into ® Committee of the Whole, to consider the followiog resolutions of Council- men KENNgDY:— . Whereas there sre now in our harbor several vessels of war of bis toojesty the Emperor of the Freach, will remain here some time, and where: to the French nation by the numerous to our country in the stroggle for ence, it is proper thst some mark of paid to the officers of a nation with which we have ever been on terms of amity, snd which avails itself of every cecasion to testi’y the friendly regard held for this country; therefore Reso'ved, That a committee of five be appointed in con nection with tu Mayor and Board of Aléermen to wait | fiageed four feet ‘The resolution calls on hy ti per ver bu-iness lift to the privaco enterprise individuals Your committee sre conrtraine y other tr and competion or of after viewing the to the cuterprisa and competition of pri- with vo othor restriction than thse gen of the ese jd seem to requi of the Como- overninent rey sary in ef p rk and mutton, tha, in orocuring coffss, end molasses In both esses, ts not our reliance and hy not the bungling haad °f government from the ti vouted for the daily consamptinof the ci * in other mattors 1-t trade regulate iteelf!” ‘Your committee believe, that in this mattor thoy may safely appeal to tho wniversal experioace of the prosont that enterprise, witbi: ¢ power and is net only more every way. as ty ponerally connection with this subject comes up the whole mst- ter of the city ordinances, yren‘ing Hoensea to butchers and others, and import: g numerous restrictions upon the +00 of articles in HI, ly all, of which, in the opini f evil ten oy, calculated ope of markets, aries of life, a ote bearing peculiarly ha Bpon the poor and laboring ctaes his city, aud there. fore o to be repealed Itis becoming more and more a maxim in logis! trained from the and purohacor; why should not the 6 allowed to purchase from the frist leewhere nds of mest, t which indi: it, regulated ply tl “4 only true not vilege posseased by those lice «his power in their hand eve United Stats, or perbaps in the ‘et a cheap ra to the free competition of the accommos ati persons | markets | as to’ prev selling is over, and they aco th , to the tender mercies of middl and great complaints made | & olase of m ore raid t at arke! the p ive of the 2 nm the und ito ® mono} he wi usefu masumers: chore fa nothing #0 patest the laws of supply and demard to evils, sald to grow out of at a ittee have come to the result that it ts 4 that the Commissioners of the at thel: ret to sell or Teast + the E mn on the commander of the equad-on, ani tener to him and hin officers the bospitalities of the eity. Resolved, Toat the sums of $2,500 be appropriated to defisy the expense incurred in carrying out the forego- ing resolution. After the committee rose, the resclutivos were lost on the final vote cf 340 18, as it requires 45 votes to carry them PESOLUTIONS. Fy Councilman W. H. Siwra—That the Committee ov Streets be cirected to irquire into end report to this Bosrd the expediency of connecting, ip the usual way, to the main rewer in the streat sll buildings in which the Croton water is used im the city. Feferred By Councilman Baxrsr—To have two fire hydrants pleced in Fifty-third street. Referred. By Councilman MaTHRR—That $500 be appropriatad for the vse and benefit of the family of James Cahill, re- cently murderes while engazed in_the discharge of his duties 13 4 member of the police. Referred. By Councitman Conover—That the meetings of the Board commence at 4 P.M. Laid over. By the sume—In relation to the removal of night acil from the city. Atopted By the same—ihat the Finance Committee be tostruct- ed to Inquire of the trustees of the Brick Church what arocunt they will take for their interest im the property known as the Brick Chu:ch property, and report the same to this Beard as oon as convenient. Adopted. That the Commissioner of Repairs avd “upplies be di- rected to establish a public pound in tne vicinity of Bix- ty-pinth steet and Third avenue, one in the vicinity of 125th street and reventh avenue, and ore in the vicinity of 160th street and Tenth avenue Referred. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMITROLER. In reletion to the paving of Chatham story, the Bewery, and Fourtn avenue, showing the 0 z the Belgian ‘o be much less than that of the Ram@sk Reid pavement Laid on tal id ordered to de pris, Tu relation to an excess ¢f assessments exact sk ing that the eur, be refunded. Laid on the tad’ and ordered to be printed ™ The Board then adjourned to Wednesday next at 4 P.M. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Oct. 2—His Hor or the Recorder in the chair, The miuutes of last proceedings were read and approved Several petitions for the correction of taxes were referred, as were also acme few bills. CORONER’ 4 BILLS The following bills of the coroners, for the quarter ending 20th of Seotember, were recived and referred : From Coroner Wilhelm, $1,487 98 ; Hilton, $1,204 76; Gamble, $1,341 60, and O'Donnell, $1,780 87. Adjourn: ed to Monday next at 4o’clocs News srom dexico. (From the New Urleans Piogyune. Sept. 26 } By the Susana, Capt Muranto, from Vera Crus, we ee from the city of Mexico tothe th inst. The Susana left Vera Craz on the sth inst. The papers of the 4th give a 7 detailed account of the action in Guayamas on the 18th ult , bet ween Count Rac usset Co Boulbon’s band an} the gevernment ‘roops. Acccrdirg to the acccunt cf the commancaut, General Yanez, it was » pretty cexperately contested affsir, Boul. don’s followers are raid to have been princioslly com. posed of French ard Germans; the Chilians and Itish 16 mained faithful to the government, and Gen Yanez re- cords the good eervies they did on the ocoasion with sat- infac dor. The governmext has decreed a cross of honor for the generals, chiefs, and officers. who éistirguished them acives inthe confiiet, and a medal for ths soldies. The action is to be ranked a8 one sgainst a foreign enemy. ‘ibe wirowa and orphans of those who fell on the occs- sion sre to be pensioned, and the wounded officers are to be promoted. Unarr the date of Auguat 24th a decree bas been is turd probititing the discharge of the cargoes of vessels coming consigned to thair captains or Supmencgees, ex. cept under the reeponsirility of an extatilabed house of the port or place in which they may arrive. The dacree of the 16th of Februsty, so far as {t is opposed to this Cecrre. in declared inoperative. The Omnibus, of the 4th izet., quotes from the Boictiu Ofeial, of Chilpazcingo, a parsgrap> anvounsiog that the natives of Tavamasapa, ia the district of Tapa. having risen o behalf of Alvarez, ther were attacked and cispersed by a troop of government soldiers, and pursted by the auxiliaries of “otomiclahuca and . cuape, who subsequently reduced ‘eaxmasaps to ashes. ‘The same paper publishes s highly congratulatory pro- clawation of Gen ariz, dated August 23, on the suc cess of the government tioops at Ciudad Victoria. are in possession ot inteil sell, in any quantity, oi by wag ovdinanes of By ‘on Ordias noes be, and evise the ordi ‘vain them to’ cortes ores the sbove report, sul red. Y, 2 Committ Taos CHRISTY. $°Finease,™ ‘The first resolution was referred to the Committre on th Law Department, and the other two were adopted, ‘TUM MEETINGS OF THE BOARD “be Alderman of the Seventh ward moved that when ‘he board adjourn it adjourn to meet on Wedneday, tno” that the stated sessions be Mondays, Wednesdays en’ Pridays ortil the number of mee*ings be held. This van fet by Alderman Chauncey, Lord and Voorhia, the AL-evnon of the Seventh ward withdrew his ‘The Mexicen government has cemp'ained to the British poverument in reference to the conduct of the ceptain tf BL B, M 'aship Dido, who, it will be recollected, took Porression of some Mexican prisoners being convered rom one point of the country to another ia an English merchant versel. The Omnibus states that intelligence had been received from Agviliils, dated the 12th ult , announcing that tho rebels had beeo defeated at Cosicaman, with tl f ine of their cumber. ber, had entered the plai res, burned rome houses, 10 ‘of 16 men, killed the prefect, and then for Tancitaro and Los Reyer. Op the 18th a fight between government troops and 250 rebela took place in Paztcuaro, in which many of the lst- ter were hil'ed, some teken prisoners, and 30 wounded. On the 20tb ult. the band of antonio Gordilio and Felips Alvarade, consisting of some thirty and odd men, sur. rendered themrelres under the pardon held out by the wernment. The Siglo XY. of the Sth, announces two or three ofher minor successes of it troops. It also re- porta @ more im int one at din, on the 20th ult., in which 267 troops and over rebels were con- corned. before us, accounts of farther 8, and further ravages by the such as reed be detailed to our lors. Weatern (Texas) State Times of the 10th inst, from dated 2th Angust give na Monslove still later news of the progress of the revolution. Every * | confidence is ot the opposente of Senta Movolova that the Governors : Hout! 3! on! Eniiorata, are airstay issuing pronutbtamen ae ‘The crops ia the intertor are Much rein nas fallen Leon and Coahuils. Nothing is eaid of the three tohave been four yerrs in jickness'was prevailing at Durango at last ac- THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN WEKICO. (From the austin Times, Sept. Col. Lane artived in this city on the 24 inst , en route for his residence from the Ri» Grande. He confirms the iene of the revolution in Mexico. Be had a con- versa with Col. Capistran. It is the dete mination of the revolutionary leaders not to make « great sacri- fice of life to gaiu possession of Matamoras, lish gartisops at the passes of the rierra Madre, oe out remforcements, cut off supplies, and force Gen. Wol tocapitulaie, or evacuate the city, without « regular in- veatment ‘his is the plan we pro.osed io the r-volu- tion of Gen. Carave; It will succeed. It is said that Gen. Woll sent an express to “ants Anna, asking for reinforcements and monty. Ee wes told by his Serene Highness be would have to rely upon the men and the resources he had in hand, could obtain in his de- partment. The general opinion in Mexico is, that Santa Anna neparwg to leave the country. virg invested much of his dlaposable ‘means in fo securities It is thought he abandon Mexico on tl receipt of the $7,000,000 under the Gadsden treaty. ‘There is no guessing at bis movements. HORRIBLE ATROCITIES UPON AMERICANS. [From the San antonio Texan, Sept. 7th } Five gent'emen arrivei in tan Antonio Sept. 4, who ere just returning from Calirornia, having come by the overiand route from Mazatlan, on the Pacific. Their names and places of renideuce are as follows. Richard M. Head, Bibb county. Georgia: John W. Cole, Hoily springs, Missieaipp!; James Schooldeid, Hamilton county, Tennessee; David Sehooleld, do ; David spriog, Fort smith, Arkansas. From these persons we learn the followiog painful since 1837. This storm is commenced in eee Galveston We exp-ct to hear six vessels arrived off ou bern seen since, ne to see for ably Prive Ieflans scntinne Commmstoners roond tt Rio Grande city to Laredo, in Webbeounty the commit depredations The ifpractreable to proceed from investigars (he nnd alalme ey have returned home, await fe ‘tering in of the Racgers in order to j Procor wort frowe that corps to proceed to Ki Pass, Col. Lene*left Kio Grande City on the 26th august. Hig party met with Indisa signs at meny points on the read'to Corpus Coristi They bad to keep a vigilant wetch to prevent them from stealing their horses. At the Olmos, tome seven*y miles from Corpus Christi, one of the horres received @ wound, supposed to have been | mace by an arrow The whole frontier is in a state of utter insecurity. The Quartermaster’s hands were driven in from work at Rirgold barracks on the 24th of 4 danger to traveDers in crossing the country between the Nueces and the Rio Grande is immioent ‘The garty of Indiens committing depredations in that regi: 4, supposed to number over one hundred. act sometimes in separate bands, at others ail together, If the party mentioned in our last should visit that part of the frontier, they will quite break it up. ‘Tae TuaTREs —We perceive from the programmes of the respective places of amusement that the managers have wade excellent dramatic selections for this evening. Edwin Forrest appears at the Broadway; the Ravels at Niblo’s; Wallsck at his theatre; Burton at Chambers street; Mies Julia Dean at the Metropolitan, and at the Bowery end National theatres very amusing entertain- merts are offered for the enjoyment of the votaries of | the drama. Mr. H.C Lee, of the firm of Lee & Marshall, (proprie- tors of the National Circus, Califorzis.) arrived in this city on the steamer Prometheus, «eptember 25, and hay- im g engaged some of the best talent in this country, left on the uth of reptember in the steamer Pacific, for Eu- rope, for the purpose of engagiog the best talent there, for bis mammoth establishment in California. While in disclosuse:'—In the cite of Durango, Mexico, they learped ips private manner that there were some Americans in the city prison, aud they afterwards got permission to visit them. They found them in o large stone dangeon cf 60 Blthy a description that it was almost impossible for vi iters to remain in the entrance way but afew minutes The Awericaoa in confinement were three in number, and their osmcs and former places of res{. ence were as follows : Wm. Shirley, Broome county, New Yorn; Wm Redgers, Start ceucty, Ohio ; John Gaines, Dayton, Montgomery county, Chto. ‘These men have beea ia this filthy dungeon four veers and three months, and during two ; ears of this time they were chained dowa to the floor in total Carkness, where they could not see any person but the one who fec them thei: starving allow ance. At the end of two years the huge chains around their ancles avd wrists had wore the flesh off to the bone, and auch was their horrible condition that their chains were r+moved to save t veir lives, and keep them ia mise- ry the longer. ‘ibe flesh ia partly healed over there wounds, leaving the most heart sickening scers, which were all seen by the five persons whose names ate men- tioned above. U They st-te that they were imprisoned on the charge of murdéring avd robbing aman for his mocey, and they state oleo, that from some facta #bieb they are in pos session of, the person Who committed the murder escaped. ‘They have beon trying to get a trial, bu'a hesring is refused them Jhey have written letters to the Ameri- can Minister in Mexico several times, and they have reason to believe he bas never received them. Our informants Jewroed, from many respectable Spaniards in Dureogo, that it was impossible co get evi denee to convict them; ani the great mass of the peop'e Delieve them innocent 1he youngest of these prisoners, John Gaines, of Dayton, Ohio, is only seventeen years old. The above statement is of the most reliable character; these pereons witoessed it with their own e; are percons of undoubted veracity, and 60: have been + nown to some of onr citizens Lat the +larm be sounded in the ears of every American citizen, that three of their brothers are confined without cause, and are famishing with hucger and dying in chains, ins cork, loathsome dungeon, in the city of Durango, Mexico, Texas. THE DESTRUCTIVE STORM AT GALVESTON. The yellow fever seems to have materialty abated in Galveston; the Ceaihs do not now average more than five or six'a cay. ‘the following account of a destructive storm at Gal- veston we find in the News of the 19th ult. The wicd commence blosing pretty strong from the northeast on Friday last, and continued from the same quarter, when it increased to nearly a gale, the aby being cloudy, with a Little sprinkling of rain now anc then Uo Sunday night the gale continued to blow with great violence from the east aod eoutheast, and torrents of rain fell during the night, which was’ very dark. in the morning we found our residence, neir the Episcopa! church, on Tremont stree,. encompassed sbout with water, there being nots spot of und to be seen which was not covered with water. Upcn examination we found the water bad falien some four%0r tira inches ‘he water probavly commenced to fall about three or four o'clock in the morning, at which time the wind had Littl .B we expected, we found the water discuveredthat it hai come across the island from the Gulf, hevleg been brought by the ba- yous, which we e ail avfull that they presente i theap- arapce of a conttnuous lake in all directions ‘he water from the tay had come up, when at its high- est, to the Tremont Bouse, so that light ekille were pad Gled fieely from that point to the Strand aad in the streets psraliel with the Strance = ‘Ihe water continued to fal t ll ten or eleven o'clock, when the fall was aboat twelve or Bftern inches; but then it agsin commenced risirg. end continued to rise till one or two P M, and then feit sgein about tweive inches, as at first. st this point it has coptizaed with slight variation up to thie time, (Tuerday, 9A ™.,) coveciog the Strand and Mechenic atreeta, suc yartly covering Market street The wind bas continued to blow constantly from the same about south southeast, but its violence quarter, name! baa at no ‘ime been so grest as on Sunday night, though it has been heavy. The water that came fa from vety the Gulf on Sunésy night, ran off very rapidly through the streeta into the bar, snd nearly al! of it was gone by 12M , on Monday, and none has come ix tices from the Gulf ride. It bas been fortunste tor us that the wind bas not yet chasged rouzd to the north or northwest, asin that case a most disvstrous overflow would beve followed. But fears are entertained that such a change of the wind msy yettare place. ‘Ihe shipping has thus far escaped any material damege, and so have the build- ings of the city. Thovgh the wird is not rufficien'ly heavy to do much tojury, yet the storm still continues, and heavy showers of rain continue to fail at intervals. ‘We have visited most of the stores on the =trand, and on other streets, w!e-e we apprehend damage, and with- out preterding to much accuraoy, we report the follow. ing estimetes of lose, which are nearly ail given to us by the parties interested :— Briggs & Yard, clothing store, had eleven inches on cor, and their los: is o 060; L_ W Brown & Co’s (Grug store,) lors about $200; David Ayres, (dry store,) loss probably about $200: Wm Armstrong, (book store,) stout the seme; R. M. Elkes & % , (dry goods and grceeries,) loss between $1,000 and $2,000. The sbove are the chief losses on Tremont atreet. On the Strand the losses are estimated as fol ows:—Franz & Co, ‘Berlocher’s large brick atore,) had twelve iaches of wa: ron their floor, and their of suger, flouz, suit, tice, &c , is estimated at $38 500. The water was two or three inches deep on the lowsr floor of the large three story brick store of Mersrs RK. & D G. \itils, occupied by Mr. I G, Williams, for his agricultural warezoom, but we learn that very little damsge was done. Mr. L, Frosh end EL. Ufford escaped, as the water did not come into their stores. Mr. Jobn 8. Syéner, (auc- tioner,) lost but litte, thouzh the water was about eight “inches ceep on his floor Messrs. Anirews & Grover, (grocers ) bat six inches water on thelr ficor; inss $200 or $30. Mz. George Bald (ary oda, ke 2, suffered very little damage. Mr. Al Tei teil (ltr gogen] bail shout ox fastes wabid ay his floor, his loss being $400 or $500. Mr. John M. Jones (docks. stationery and jewelry,) had fifteen inehes water on bis floor, but we uxdarstacc his loss is light. Messrs, Veccer & Sydoor, (drygoods, &e.,) bad twelve inehes water on their flocr, ana their loss ts estimated at $00 or $700 Mesers. J AJ artes ten inches water, snd their loss is about $200. Mr. Opperman’s loss is $400 or $5¢0. Mr. lyer and Le Pert’s were nearly or quite above the waver, and they, therefore, suffer but ttle, Merare. Wilson & andrews, (groderien snd provisions,) bad about ten inches water, aad their lose ie sbont $350. Mesars. Lewis & Co., (groceries and provirions.) bed about the same depth of water, bat having « lerger emount of — ow the floor, heir lore is greater, it being cetimated at over $1,000. Mr. Jokn Shackleford’s (¢ry goois, groceries. &c.,) Joss «=m $400 cr $800. H Ware & 4%.’ ioas fs atout $160. Mr. 8. ~outhwick’s loss is $590. Dr. J. © Kuhn had only four or fiveioches cf water on the flo raof bia large new prick :tores, but having a large quentity of groceries on the floor of the atore he ocau- pies, bis loss is probably over $700. Mr. Samuel Hinton, who cecupies the store formerly ep by Mr. Sceligson, loet some $f(0 or $7C0 Mr B Wiliameon’s grocery loss is about $150. Samuel Mave, (grocery sad ahip cbandlery) lors $5(0. Pea and Cramer $500 Mebon- cell's kena the Columbi« House, considerably dam- aged. E.O. Lynch & Co, (firnitcre warehouse) loss supposed to be $200 cr $i Joba Levi, loss about $200, ‘Woodlief & Cady (drug store) lose quite small Brown & Kirkland (hardware) damage abont $200, nea~. the market, ater about sigh: love ts at least $200 or $400. Stein’s loss is about $1 one cf the greatest sufferers He dry goods and groceries at fully $8,006 We understand tnat Mr Parry hes suffeced very con. siderable damage in bis fron foundry, but ho# sanch we Dave pot learned. Ceneiterable lime ia the warehouse on General Nichols’ wharf, bad to be thrown out, for fear of ite setting fre to the warehouse and wharf. Four hundred bsrrela of lime have aleo teen destroyed from tro warehouses of Mr. C W. Adams, in the rear of | ean & Creme loved yeater- zehended a mage done by the carrying away of lumber, store steps, anc in va- sloas other ways. There sre also, “oubtless, some losses that bave not yet come to our knowledge. ‘We bave just seen Mr. Hawley, who bas been on wharf builder for a> hogy yeats, and has given such universal satisfaction by his intefatigable 7 and perseverance. We regret to learn trom him that he has badly lost abcut $1,000 wor'b of logs and other wharf which have gone adrift over the bay. He er imates done to the new wharf of Messrs. Hutchings & allen, cf Hous‘on, at from $500 to $1,000. This wharf is to the eastward of al! others, and was most excored, 80 that the floating logs and lumber were a iven against it with greater for‘e th» other wharves have apyarently suffered but little damage Y The presect overflow is greater than acy we have ever before witnessed in this C3 Several gentiemeo who bave beer here for the past fteen years, aay the water (was about inelys inches hgher than at any other time All packages Banal should Sealed letters intended for the Naw Yout ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—~THIB Day. Port of New York, October 2, 1854. CLEARED. | Steamship Empire City, Windle, New Orleans, M O Ro- Feshee. trom Liverpool (May 1 for Aus- from Liverpool for New York, ae 5 Martha Ward, honce for New Orleans, Sept 14, tat en . ot hence Orleans, was soon hij ‘Tempest, ¢ t Path, for New sane times Baines, from Beaton (Sept 12) for Liverpoot, hip Le Tat 4400, ton 49 @, ip Luna, of snobualy ee Pee a drk Francis Secor 30 days from Liverpool Yor New York, ship Kron Prinz Ernst August (Hanor), Meyer, Haytt, Dusk Dazy Ann, steering 5H by B, wasceen Sept 16, las G Weffiken. 83, lon 72 phite b with fbi? Maid of Orleans, Dennis, New Orleans, W Nelson red hea Ts fleeting &. hoving 9 hile irage ba a ite Bhip Jersey, Crosby. Ne Hint wos teen Sek eB ION lente we | Bark ~t Andrews, Col Schr ‘Music, Hail, from Alexandria for Wareham, Sept 28, | bag aha at rage Matanzas, Barnegat 8 15 miles. | Brig Beory Guild, a: Foreign Ports. | Brig Swan, Cousins, Amstervam—In port at Sept 13 beek Costarelli, | Brig Suwannee, J Dickey for Genoa. derson & Brig Chattanoogs, Norris, Richmond, Kirkland & Van fachs. at Wm Smith, Conkling, Charleston, McCready, Mott wo Cataract, Francis, Wilmington, McCready, Mott 0. hr Francis Barrett, Fairchild, Newbern, Davis & Helmes, y | Schr Eliza Jane, Davis, Williamsburg, J W McKee. Secbr § Faber, Tuttle, Alexandria, Apbott, Dodge & Co, nrges, t chr Commander.in Chief, Wayland, Norfolk, meatier’ Sept 12 Cynthia, Torraine, St Joha, Antwenr—Arr Sept 8 Hott. — Ti +3 re Baseet in port eH Osmaali, Gordon, for AUx~bld from Royan Sept Nouvelle, Aled, Sam or wrasersorae g ‘hin vouse! in ort, Aug 2 Sta ‘on: 1 bark Basie, Lets fh ldg for Boston. oor did Sop io Br eeke Cres, Baltinere = vi! ie Deni Panned by Sept 15 bark Oliver J Chases, Nichols, 7m Plymow for Newcastie. a ne Wildfire, Parker, from we aero aie wee ie dist ship Sartelie, Cole. Boston Aug 7, for Malta istreoe, Ofehe 8 a oppleton Nickerson, Boston, WT Herrick, | "ith bulwanad sancheant, do, 907 caNee ook Same | Schr Ellen, Rodsran, Osgood, New Bedford, master. Sem ted vapor teem Feapandy ght Daniel Webster, “Cousins,” Por Russel & | for Bovton satin ay Ls Soper woth, jue Vininy Z ry (partly with foo JP Wallace, Lincole, Taunton, master. Ess, yg facesterty Sloop Daniel Webster, Miller, New Haven, J H Havens, | *#.sbont23 days. was west on In port Sept 5 ship Horison, Stone, for this city, Mr Lee was presented with a splendid trick Steamship Alps (Br), Moody, Li |, via Boston 2 Port Sept 15 ships Clara, (Br) Cook, for San ey, by hia friend, Gen Welsh. Tis tas diso added 0 | ds with méoe, to & Cunard.” ‘Sept 1b, Int 1 10, loa 85 uae, Wyman, for Or sans banks Beéan. (80 is stock » new and el-gant set of dresses, trappings, | 22, spoke Br brig David Huntley, of (Windsor, 4, for Toe: Viewse (Be) Pocten beaald, &e , and the largest tent ever raised in California. Mr. | New York, with lors of foremast; & jury mast rigged; | (Br) Solley, for Boston do; J 5 (Br) Pesry, sonpale Rotert J. Tiffany, batter, of this city, goss out as the | wanted no assistance. Oct 1, 9 AM, off South Shoal, saw barton, (Br) do do. agent of Mesers, Lee & Marshall, the ensuing season. steamship Baltic, hence for Tarerpoal, 1,GR=ENCOK In port Sept 1b Br bark Clany Castle, Ari- <teamabip Roanoke, *inner, Norfolk, &e, with mise *Guoa—in port Sons & ship Mary Merrill, Pote, for Gir- } and to Ludlam & Pleasants. Oot 1, off Chineo- | oti, Palermo und the Waited States: Back Jone’ Becker Court or General | teague, anw steamship Jamestown, heroo for Noriolk. | Franteville, for coast st Spats (probebly Melagos onhr aes Before Hon. Recorder Tilloa Ship Bernard (of Beth), Delano. Bremen. 50 days,with | vessel Brin 3. Mamslenobier Seay Rape ried fe aia mére ane ay passengers, to Sedona a) ame ‘veasel to Pe righ ol 19 bi Rage -, Touneoss Vf] ed for manslaughter, in cansing the deat! james | J W Ewell & Co. seven deat wo births on . id i O'Brien, By consent ‘of parties tbe depositions taken | the yasea 234 brige’ Pitho, Marshall, New York; vche Peart, Cox: before the Coroner were read, irste.d of the usual ex- amination of witnesses viva voce. The only witness in the case was Robert C eed. a brother-in law ot the de- creeed ‘He proved tbat on the 6th of Juve. 1853, the prisoner aad ceceased were in his bouse, at 325 Front street; tbat they played cards ard drank together, and sulvequently cuarrelied. Gilbert seemed sober, but O’Brien was quite intoxicated It appeared that the Istter mace two disti-ct attacks upon the prisoner, who ther took s bemmer, with which he struck deceased in wd as he assaulted him the third time. 0’- evidence was effects of the wound. ‘The defence set up by the prisorer was that he committed the act in self cefenoe, and this was the ver- Gist found at the Coroner’s inquest His Honor, in charging the jury, defined the varinus degrees of msa- slaughter of which it was possible to find the prisoner guilty. Verdict, not guilty The court then adjourne: Married, On Sunday evening, October 1, by Rev. Mr. Scudder, Grorex F. Lorp to kum L Ciewents, all of this city. Ox Thursday evening, September 28, by the Rev Dr. Smith, Jomy J. Gorman to Auxiia Dovwin, all of this city. In this city, Mr JouN McGotvor, late of Quebec, to Miss Louisa Foy, late of Bristol, Fng. Quebec and Bristol, Eng., papers please copy. Un Wednesday, September 20, by Rev. Joseph Harrison, at bia own house, No 44 Thompson street, Mr Jacop JOHNSON to Miss MARY AGNES LonG; and on Thursday, Sep- tember 28, Mr Joexra Hut to Miss CATHERINE MANSYIELD; and op Saturday, September 30, Mr. Damp N. Boarp to Miss Dawa CALAAN. On Wednesday, September 27, by the Rev. James Mil- lett, at bis residence No 308 Broome street, Mr. Grorcx W. Somers to Miss Emmtins Cartwricet; also Mr. SaMumL G Drew to Miss caran Jane Gage, all of this city. On Sundsy, October 1, by the Rev. Evan M. Johnson, rector of St. Michsel’s Church, Brooklyn, Mr CHaBLEs S CHORELD to Mrs, Manraa Wi1son, both of Brooklyn. In North Haverstraw, on Thorsday, September 28, by the Rev. W. G. Wiggins, PW. NICKERSON to S, AMELIA Buison, daughter of the late John J. Balson. Died, Suddenly, on Sanday afterccon, October 1, Jouy Mo- Purreon, aged 70 years. he friends of the family ate respectfully iurited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Bis remsics will be taxen to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- ment, On Senday morning, October 1, Gaonox Seaman, in the Oth year His relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu- neral, this afternogp, at two o’clock, from his late resi- dence, No 102 Forsyth street. without further notice. ‘On Konday mornivg. October 2, of consumption, Miss BaRau Brooms, eged 63 years and 7 months. Ber relatives arc friends are requested to attend the funeral, frcm the residence of Wm. H. Howard, No, 199 ‘Mott street, this afternoon, at two o'clock On Moudey morning, Uc'ober [etalon Tato! pile of W. A. L. Ostrancer, sged $8 years, 10 months an 16 e: "Ube relatives and friecds of her father, C. W. Taylor, on well us ber busbard, erptoons bg phe orl ‘ork atte 0. cacia Lodge, vity in general, alto fo. 183, 1.0. or ; are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence cf her husband, No. 48 East Broadway, to- morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, without further iavi- tation. Alben: ra plea‘e copy. On Sunder, October 1, o¢ disease of the lungs, Haxay Cumina, sged 36 years ‘The iriends of ‘the family are requested to attend his funeral. this afternoon, at one o’ciock, from the resi- dence of bis sister, Fiza M. Vance, No £0 Division street. Bi~ remains will be taken to Gre-nwood Gn Monday, Ucteber 2, Cuaniis E., infaat son of Joseph P. and «pn Bull, aged 30 months and 10 days. The reistives az d friends ot the family are hepa 8 invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of father, No 16 Minette lane, thie afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘On Men: ay, October 2, ‘SHomas Matton, aged 72 years, for the last 88 years a reaizent of this city. Bis fiends are requested to attend the funeral, from St Stephen's Church, Twenty. eighth street, near Lexing tom avenue, at ‘even o’ciock to morrow morning. Un Monday, Octoter 2, OwEn — of the parish of Black ; County yb, ag ears. rad family are invited Fermanag’ The friemds and acquaintances of the to attend bis fuueral, at two o'clock this afternoon, from hie late residesoe, No 171 Hester street. On Monday, Octcher 2, Atonzo, son of Benj. F and Je- mime C Newhouse, 11 years, 2 months and 29 days. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. &8 Leroy street, thie afternoon, at half past one o'clock. Deer Saviour, now I ‘And lay me cown to die; Ob! rend a glowing angel ‘To bear me to the sky. On Sunday, October 1, Epwarp Rov! #on of Thomas ant! Mary Rourke, aged 15 yeara, 1 month sod 3 days, ‘The friends of the family are reepectfally invited to attend his funeral, from his late residen-e, No. 116 East Twenty-ffth atreet, between Second and ihiré avenaeay thia afte:neon, at one o'clock Ou Succay evening, October 1, of gensrsl debility, DANIEL SUTTON, aged 79 years and 20 days. ‘Ube friends snd aoq! jtanees of the family are res- pectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- Gence of bis ron, No. 220 West Kighteenth street, this morning, st nize o'clock. The rewains will be taken to ‘Whitepisins, Westcbester county, for interment. On honday morning, October 2, Racumt. wife of Giles Mardo, intel; from thee lslend of Guernsey, aged 26 years, Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at baif past two o’cleex, from ber late residence, No. 171 Wooster street. The friends and acquainiances of the fami'y are invited to attend Bunday, October 1, after s short but severe illness, CaTHaRin® Linnemann, aged 18 years. ‘Tke relatives aud frievdsof the families of John Fr. Rabe avd Martin Pundt are respectfully invited to at- tend ber funeral, tiie afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, corner of Washington and “pring streets Cn runday, October 1, Joun C Remawn, ago: 33 years. ‘Ibe relatives and friends of the family are bey orgen | juvited to attend his fure: i three o'clock, from bis lsts resifepce, No. 91 Norfolk strect, without furtber invitation. Op Monday mornirg, Oc ob-r 7, Wamwnva, youngest Gaugbter of R. and ©. F. schmid:, aged 13 ‘years, 4 moztbs and 19 days. ‘The ve atives avd friends cf the family are reapectfally invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No 572 ‘bird avenue, near Fortieth street. On Fridey, September 20, after an ilinase of five day: ANNA Manis, wife of Jebn ‘tollend, of thie city, daughter of the late Mz Timothy Goffe, of Banbary, Eng. Ber remains were taken to the Cem-tery of the Ever- greens for interment Oxfordshire, Erglan’ papers p'eare cory. JAMES TRIMBFL, oged 2¢ years Hie friends and scqualatacees and the members of Jackson Lodge No 5, A P. oe the orde> in general, are reapectfolly inylted to attend his funeral, trom Inte senidense. For y-thire «treet, to morrow, tvelve o'clock, His senaics will be taken to Gree ‘wood for interment. *t No. 46 Hamilton avecue, Brooklyn, WaRcaner Avast, wife of Wiliam Millie, painter, of Paisley, Seotiend. Friends will please accept of this intimation After a long and soffering illvers, which he bore with fortivuceand resigration, Mr BranarD Darr, in the 45th ear of bis 9 2 His friends ond the members of St Mery’s Total Absti- renoe Beneficial Societ: @ respectfuliv invited to at- tenc the funeral, at two o'clock this eftirnoon, from his Jate reci¢ence, No. 28% Front street, Brootlyn. in Monday afterroon, Uctober 2, at haif past twelve o'clock, Berry Howarp, son of Henry and Sarah 0. Will- 4 ged 8 ess ant 18 seatbe, usa he 2 nd aco pee family are a Bel arcmin eaten is afternoon, frem — his parents, No. 191 South recond atree eburg at Whitepiaina, te Sunday, October 1, Euaa F. Cov TANT, wife of Jamen E. Coutent. tn the 824 ear of her Her relativen and friends and the fi in of the fe at reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Harem RaDroad depot, corner of White and Centre atreote, on the arrival of the | $0 train. The deceased will be interred in Trinity charehyard. Londen papers please copy. at Bedford, Weatchester county, on Weluesday, Pop~ teoher an SUN A ite of Willis Wsen in toe 40th year of Ler ege, ge. Ship Mediator Costar, New Orleans, 20 days, with mdse toW T Frost. Sept 14, at sea, B Patterson, sea. wan 8 pative of salem, died, Bark Gen Jones (of Boston), Hodgden, London, 47 days, with chalk, to ES Belknap & Sons. ’ Aug 19, 'sig- ized a shiprhowing Noa 56 31, steering E; 20th, signs- lized sbip Isaac al of New York; septl, spoke Br bark Emerald, and suppliea her with some provisions; 18th, lat 48 86, lon 49 64, passed a numrer of empty bar relaixd broken pieces of oars; 14th, lat 43, lon 50 40, while ving to in « gale. passed & vessel's spars and broken pieces of bulwarks, painted black and white, sup- pores the spara to be a ship's topmaste; 19th, Int 41 14, jon 66, sigvalized a bark showings red signal witha white spct in centre. Bark Georges (of Thomast: n), Robinson, Cork, 41 days, with mdse and 126 passengers, to J W Elwell & Co, also paseeogere, to Roche Bros & Cs. Bark Fastern Belle (of Bangor), Havener, Marseilles, 46 days, and Gibraltar 41 days, with mdse, to TH >an ford. Aug 80, lat 41 06, lon 28 08, sigaalizeds dri showing » red tignal with white centre and letter 3 in it. rept 3, lat 41 04, lon 36 87, signalized an Am ahip showing a white signal with letier A in it; 6th, 1st 42 10, lon 89 48, passed slip Christina, with emigrants, bound Bark Carcline (Brem), Strieker, Bremen, Aug 7, with mdse and 208 *, to Pavenstadt & : chumacher. Sept 20, lat 44, lon 47, spoke Br bark Creole, from Lon- don for Philadelphia. Bark JW Dver (of Portland), Slater, Attakapas, 25 da:s, with sugar and molesses, to Sturges & Co; vessel to master. Sid in eompany with schr Merak, for Phila- de)pbia, and parted company the third day out. Sept 28, Cape Hatteras bearing N distant 6C miles, pasved a bale of goods and a vessel’s maindeck hatch, bes: | heavy, could pot pick them up. The J WD experie: strong NE galen the entire ©. Faig Elizabeth Taylor (Br), Farl, Limerick, 81 days, in ballast, with 74 passengers, to order Scbr'G O Bigelow (Br), Whiter, Turke Islands, Sept M4, with salt and two passengers, to Peniston & Jones. chr Athos, Rug Charleston, 12 days, with neval stores, to BG Wateon Sept 26, Jas R Collins, mate, of Mary: land, died of fever. Schr N § Rue, Scovill, Williamston, NC, 7 days. Sehr J F Davenport, Patterson, Ocracoke, NC, 5:days. Schr Haxall, Chichester, Richmond, 4 days. Scbr Edward, May, Philadelphia for Boston. Sebr Mary Ann, Prestey, Philadelphia for Portland. Schr Jemima & Harriet, Stillwell, Great Egg Harbor. Schr Mary E True, Smith, Lubes, 8 days. Sept. 90, off Qape 0d) capentaneeds a reat NE; spit ay forsssil, Schr Bengal Seeley, Rockland. Tr, Schr Nourmahal, Babbidge, Rockland. Echr Charles William. Boyd, Schr Melbourne, Hicka Rockland. Schr Themas Bi 11, Rockland. , Alley, . Schr Justina, Hewitt, Kockiaad. Sehr Clarendon. Schr Sea Lion, Verrill, Rockland. Echr tenate, Myers, Rockland, Fehr Ann, Judson, Rockland Schr Centurion. Hateh, Rordout for Boston. Sebr W 8 Brown, Holbrook, Rondout for Salem. Schr Washington, Sinith, Portland, Ct. Sloop W H Bowen, Hallock, Providence. “BELOW, One ship, unknown. Stesmship Empire City, Havana and New Orleans; siti ji iP » j siti Wind at sunrise, NNW; meridian do; sunset, SW. ™ Launenep—At Addison, Me 224 ult, by M Ps Noob & Sone, a superior brig of about 20 pa genoa Ge ba Kendall, owned: by the builders, Capt 5 Plummer, who is to command her, and parties in Boston, and inteaded for the Southern trade. At Black Rook, Conn, 27h ult, a bark of 550 tons, calle the E Shrew fended. for. New York ana "Melis ax ded by Capt S B Hall. Packet, to be ses ee Marine Report. BOSTON, Oct 2—Arr skip Hunter, Lond Che trials ot tere for the past two daye.bas been 1e arrivals of cons! for the wo oe THEI, JaEKe) Imeludidg Afty-seven vecuele fromthe British barks Toland Herala PHILADELPRL Wavo, Sannders, dond rhe Ci irown. , aad TP Abel, fuson, hase; Moses Brown, Baker; jay; Norris Chester, ‘Corson, Siroeco, brig Deleware, Arrant: Boston: schre L's Pend,” Crowell, WR Geen Nyon t b Sharp. ‘Sharp; Norris Chester, Corson; § Gilman, 5 RL Tay, Cain, and Goo Edward, May, do; Bmpori hew, Providence. a F ral news Suir Sorpan, at Be th f sudden shift of wind ge pet away ix the slings, ‘ope al main topmast ot Sur Pomovsrvx, Pratt from Bristol, B, for New Yo RiGee vee et sacemeet ns , ; pity v Robert Carnicy, from Now Oricans, and landed et. Liver 1 The P was built at ¥ Sieh 1980 245 to a im. 1850, 1wod wt $20,000, and probably insured at the enetwacd ” Fa Sir Amerique, from Cienfusgos for Marsel which war towed ste "Wilmington, NC. recontiyr teas ized Sept 28 by the US deputy marshalon » The ship has a vaiwable cargo of rum sad salvors is case ars Georgetown, cteamtag Mariner hove ales ners of sane La ARTA Colehis, at wy I. “Am Banx Maaparena” is hag ma | bdy_& letter dated Aug i4 from he aoe have wrecked near Bahia A letter of later date oe no mention of it. x Curupe Hanon, King, for St. Jago, while en- Cionfusgos Slat ult, got ashore near the entrance, was assi-ted off soen by the Spamish authorities, 90 he received no of eonsequencs Baie Invinersis, from Hevane for Cadiz, put ‘29th ult for ‘. ey experienced a 234, and 2th inst, dur 1d made some water. mailed from Charleston bor, was falien in wit! 7th ult, si iy miles couth of the Frying Shoal. totelly diemasted, abandoned and full of water the Charleston pilot boat W Y¥ Leitch. No report of the ba 4 mot with the disaster in jismasted and 2% 25, by tho with coal trethape trom Ate ry + Blood: Point, Chesapeske Bay. 2 ‘onal wi throw: 0 was tebe: ‘by the sch: S Beven. took it to Anrappolis, Md, and also towed the vessel there. Scum Tarent—Tho crew of the veusel which was eunk in the ir Rookport, 29th alt, saved thempetves with Fisntno’ scum Dew Dor of Gloucester the Magdalen Iviands beng Pee Layers 17 of $2.00 She is new, yurtl and i a the Heverly office for €8 000, and ut the Eavex office, Salem, for $1,710. Porm Arnarta— petty i. '$10,0007-161b9 tn insured. it R~ , Garth Querec Sept B—The bark Ove: Smet oe See at this port. reports having om the | 4506 Ww the bark Caloutta. rf from Glasgow for har be 3 Ca <a eran ae Aye as = rGarthwaite did aot w a the ‘piler na ne of the unfortamate vessel, Spomen. Ship Oracle. Ranlet, trem ‘Liverpool (June & for Aas trelia, 1168, lon 90 W. "anip Ud Eom from Boston (Juno % for Bombay, Avg fiat b yy ene We Kimball, Babbidge (fr St Stephen, ristol, E, prin: a. ten Falcon, Gray, Aspinwall. anritvoor-rdsr Sept fa ship’ Catharine, Rawards, London, t load for Ceylon. ‘Tom “are Sept 19 bark Liburnis (Bre Lonponp! Arr Ly ey Jan- sen, Philadelphia, Sid 7th abip Hewadjt, Balch, phia. Livenroor—Arr Sopt 10 ships Robert Caraley, Durfev, ive re a Dety, NOrieans; 16th Buri mn, Michaels, Quebee. hip J A Westervelt Hood! kk. as +8 rr Of (of Baltimore), from lew NYo1 Hartlepool fer Peiat te Galion jartlepool for Point ce LonDon-- 814 Sopt 10 ship Souter Johuny, Woodside, Bre- men. Cld 13th ship art Union, Stubbs, Bremen end N York. port do Sept iS bark Greyhound, Gu.beandson, for Newcsatle to lone for Maite Leenonn—In port Sept 9, ships Joshua Meuran, Bar for N York soon; fonian, Ranlett, for do abt Han Creoker, Peters, for do lag; bark Kepler, Tacker, do do; Bos. qua doth: ow ALaG rt Bept 6, barks Abby, Holmes, from den and Young ; J BEancas- MALAG. im Fo ‘1 arr Sth, aud was ordered Specie F Bur ia Tuck; Mar, xf joo © al ‘dwin, ald Aug. Aekgs by veeeea tne Sued oe the Si eke te Fe 101 on, Ld ‘ork, arr of 1e was ordered 4 ct Pet ehon fer clean bittor heatch, ana aid immediately. PeraTAwZAB—In port Sept 28 ship Alice, Wilson, for Cork; bark Ocd Fellow, Eliott, for Portlan bes ey — from Baltimore; sehr Heyward, Sheer, for Boston. Cla bark Gold Hunter, Chase, N York (ARSRILLES— K ‘ o7LE, R—Clé prov to Sept 8 ship. Kossuth, Peroy, LAscow—In port Sept 15 bark Sevannab, Small, Z 1LLAU—In port Sept 7.ship Dublin, Merrill, for Boston, ArKO. Tdvanre—acr Sept 26 bark Statesman, Corning, Gree neck. Quexxsrown—In port Sept 13 ship Nashi Thompson MeCulloch, disg to repair. Mio Jaweinowu port Aug 1¢ ships Ino, Plumer, from Montevideo just arr; Agres. ‘Peake, hence via Cape Islands; Falnyrs, W ooky, frou Callao for Hampion Roads, rope: orgen ort cepam—ia 3 15, Dutch brig Koophandel, fa port S086 brig Sarah, Gibbs Me- Roatda. Bid Oh sch Chatests ” Lowe, SMYRNA. in port Aug 30, barks Sam Slick, Mero, for Boer 20 ds; Voyager, Freeman for do-unc; Mimosa, Ken, 12 brig Je Kent, Dwyer, N Pk; achr Martha. Gadvely, sen Tullo, Collede. award, in ih trige Tipuis, and Othello, for Baltimore 1a. yon foun, N Barr Sept 20 sche Anglo Saxon, Swaa, New oF] Sr Srarnex, N B—Arr Sept 283 r othr Catharine, Snell arove, NYork’ Cid 7th shin Agnes, scott, Londo Tonks Istann—In port Sept 14 bark Louisisns, B lee, from Jat for NOrleans 15th; brigs Nickels, f os? 018 158 (wan) for'N ort Bept Hol Ce tor Wilmi: bt fagism, for Philedelpbie Sa; Ba ‘York 16th; sohr Sarah (Br), Camp! Home Ports, ALBANY—Cld Sept 9; sohes Thetis and Vintage, for m ‘ALEXANDRIA—Sid Sept 29 brig John Altred, Boston; sobr Yankee Doodle, New Bedford Bal TIMORE—Cld Sept-30 bark Adelie Rogers, Seow jams, Yor a ‘ Por aring: Dawson, Silliman, Diamond, en As 3 1. Salem Enoch Pratt, Baker, Fail tan E Gin, Mahon Wert Indien, WB D Providence; tarsh B ” Clum, Tr Sept 28 brigs Abner Taylor, Smith, West TRINTH art bone 2 sobs Charter Oak, NYork. * soby. Charter Oak. NYorl BOstOn— ar! Sop $0 Show, Momet. id shi Pi Joho Cacver; idence. CALAIS—Cld Sept 27 brig Velona, Lookhart, New York; Guages, Wiley, do, Jala Frances, Wllscn, Philadel: phia; Mary Jones, N'Yer! ‘CHARLESTON Arr Sept 28 bark Avola, C-owell, Bos- ton. Below bark Lucinds Sears, Heard. fr m Bostom. Cid E xworthy, NYork: schr B J. Talbot, Thomas, Sid bi {,Anmandal Fitsgerald, s northera ; 9 Taibo peiskwst a brig inet EE Cy inkwater, in A vane Catis—tee ‘diva cters ‘Sid steamer Welitie, Miller (from NOrleans). NY srk; brig Somers, Wateon, Windies. BaSTPOKT—att Sent 26 brig Leni, Leeman, Philedel- oft West oped Bey 2th schr St Stephon, Primble, from nis for N ¥ op! ‘ALL RIVER—Sid Sept 20 sobrs Riebard Bord: ker, Baltimore; Compliance, Wixon, Rondo; sloop tal kh " neHORGETOWN, D O—Arr Sept 26 brig Condor, Allen, ndvor. GEORGETOWN, 8 C—Arr Sept Sst, ouster, Heath, Bel rte York. Ola 260k nf ith, snd Serah Braen Pearvon, do; oe Portland; sohr J Sera LOUCR! Arr Sept 29 Florence, NYork for Portland ak {aria falem for NYork Mi BA KD—Arr Sept 30 steam schr A Clark, Wilcox, Albany. Sid 234, steam sai rs Senecn Chalker, New York: Josephine, Grambly, Philadelohie; sohre Fannie Herard, Guinea b York Almadia, Bue do: sloop, Ware, Hill 00. NEW BEDFOKD— Arr Sept 95.steamer Geo Law, Berker, NYork. to take her place on the rou! aad har Bhisieenpfiaae Wh wtticneetapaae 03 " ork, having Fo ’ ‘New BURYPONT-Bid Bept achr Crystal Palace, Dris- Philede)p? ia gi etc a 254, steemn Grorgetown for WYork, Privellin. 7 ere, wn for . sellin we Summers Baltimore for W1- des. al! put ia to feiss, losding. C14. brig Capt Tom, Warren. Js Pass CAVALLO Ltr Sept 1 seb? mustang, Washing- tom, N Sork PHIL : DE! htt Oot 1, PM brig wm Fit Bax. ter, Boston; sebre .'Bldvidge: Luther. Chitds, BREA aly Bean Woy cork: sobre Meee Tarren, es oh ator Sufrlk, is eS ; Snore, mieten do; Jane , Phila agin bert, Sir Set y tek Cstas’ Chamiberiaia, Hallet, Nd Sept 90 coke SAV ANN AB— Arr Se) LS 1. BY AUN oy SL Cresker, Phivedelphla. 20 sehr Mazy Wise, TAUNTON—Arr Sept 27 61d 28th sob e Jonas C Chew, do. gine ena Dag, ere Be ion ‘Sept 21 schrs ae, Globe N¥orky fad, Ladera, orks Long WICKFOMD—fad Sept 9 Hope, NYork. rot: Sant Skee tans boone beyore, NY 00x sath, ads: Won sobre By Nutt, Bolten, am? Aue Sao, Proleer, Cew