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8 Hoertble Attempt at Assassination in Vermont —Almost another Wickham Tragedy. OUR }UTLAND CORRESPONDENCE. Rurianp, Vt, Jaly 18, 1855. Dreadful Attempt at Murder—A Hired Man Chopping Up His Employer with a Broadaxe— Desperate and Sweerssful Resistance--Unre- quited Love Assigned as the Cause-—Fiight and Armed Pursuit of the Criminal—His Capture and Confession— His Personal Appearance —Con- ditvon of the Wownded Man, A ightful attempt at murder occurred at Fair- bay», in this county, last Sanday nigat. It was a crime of go rare atrocity a# to sho-k this whole community, and create tne moat ia'ense excitement im the vicinity where it was peryewated. Im many of its cironmstances it reainds one of the horrible Wickham tregedy on Long [-land lass year. In this case as in that, the victim was @ farmer of respectability, liviog ina retired place. fo this case as in tha’, the perpetrator of the offence was in the employ of the sufferer; acdin thie as in that, the alleged cause of the offence was unrequited ‘ove. The reeuit here mey be leas fatal than ia the former ipetaxce; but, as you wili see by tha circumstances aé I proceed to reJate them, it was not in conse- quence of any less fiendish strocity on the part of the cerminal. The name of the wounded man is Chauncey E. Wood. He Ives abou! two miles south of the village of Faitbsvep, and about a quarter of a mile from apy other dwellicg. He czrries on a smali farm, which he owns in coanection with his mother and an crmarricd sister. Wood ia stout, heavy man, abou; thirty-s x years of age, He also is unmarried, and be and iis mother and jc are the only occu- pants of the house, excep: # hived man. Three monids sgo yesterday Mr. Wood engaged a man calling oimwelf Thomas Cook to agsist oim for the season in his farmisg. Cook was a stranger, and was poorly wled at the time. He immediately commenced work, and cvaiinued on up to last San- oay, aa abientive, willing andindustrivushsad. He ate at the tabe with the family, and was treated as cue of them. He slept in a room on the same floor with Mr. Wood’s—oppozite to it, and only separated from it by & small entry or passage way. This waim weather the doors of both rooms were lett wide open though the a‘ght. Last Sundsy night, between tha.houra of elevan and twelve, when M-. Wood was sound asleep in his bed, Cock enerec bis room with a broadaxe in his band, ard struck him & beavy blow, with the edge, over the lett ese. It happenec, from the di- rection of the blow, or the duliness of the edge, or some other ciroum-tapce, tia the skull was nos broken, and the ax» glaaced down the left cheek, meking a long frightful gash. [his awskeaed Mr. Wood, and he rained nimaeif up and giretched out his haads, ander ine sudden impulse, to feel whist it waa. Cook then guve buna blow over the left arm. Cock cont.naed to chop away fariousty, hit- ting Bir. Wood's left leg once, and cutting twice deeply into hia righ: thigh, Mr. Wood kicked off as much as he coali with his fest, sad bit him a hard blow ia tae breas: witu his tess which knocke! nim bask agatst the side of the room. ifr. Wood then rushed f-om the room dowa the stairway leapicg sevea or eight stairs, Tae blood was gushing trom his wouuds, and ha he hurt 4is foot baaly by striking oa the eigaof a sieir. Apprebecding that Couk migat follow him he pagzed on to the back kiwhon, aud arm-d him- relf with a long pivce of iron—an old fashioned “fire elios” or p Ker. Ha cams back to the dicing 1.ora, Where he fond dis mothe: wud sister, who had been ar: used from thelr bad ia an adjoining room by the noiscof the scufils, aad in a state of greet agitation were tryfogto lighia candle. As £900 ».3 thay could strike a ligh’, Mr. Wood seized it jo ba Jett hand and with the fice siice in his right, earl up Baits, sayiag to his mother and sist: “Lem goirg up again, and you will find ove of us deta.” “ihe blood was streaming from his wounds aid he preseotsd a horrible spactacie. They tol lowed ou after him, aad, on entering Cook's reom, fsucd the broadaxe lying on hie bed covered with biood, the window up, ead Cook gone. This was the first that Mr. Wood knew what kiod of a weapon had basn ussd egainst him or who had used it. Cook says that when he first eiruck Wood, Wood called him by tame, from whica be eupposed that he roc ognized hm. Buti’ appears that he was only shoating to him for bai, which, aupposiog that he was sleeping in the nextyoom, be would very naturally do—and that be bed 1o idea that his own hired man was eeaiirg nim exch death bicws. col cscaped through the window of his room, by lettin: tinaoit gown from the st‘) by his hards, witheut i jury, alshough the room «A in the second story ot nevee. Mr Word, by this time begianing to relugso trem the iatevee cxcitement which had temporarily hoojed him up, began to grow weak and foiui fom the logs of blood, aud laid down upon # settce, Bie sister cterted slone, in the dark, for the near- est neighbor, xLvut a qaarier of a mile distant. The name of ths reignvor is Woliam Allard. Oa teaching bis house, Miss Wocd rapped on the door, but receiving Lo answer she opensd it and went in. Mr. Allard woke up, out Miss Wood was eo much exhausted thet she craid not speak. Sha only groaned in the most distreesed maauer, which greatiy alsrmed Mr. Allard. soon, however, she teoovered herself snflicieatly to arci ‘ulate, “Caaun- cey is murdered!” Mr. allard calied his hired man ond started for Wood's house. He sent bis man o the village for Dr. Wakefield, aud on his way the man one or two others of the scighbors. Ine short time a number had gathered at Mr. Wood's hougs, but ao one started in pursait of th ¢ iminal until morning. About daylignt intelligence of what bad occurred was commuatsated to Mr. J. P. Willard. first constable of the town, who spread the rews through the viliage and then repaired to Mr. Wood's house, and tried to get on the track of the culprit. He succeeded in firding prints of stocking feet, but could not follow them more than about huilf a mile. The bell was racg and a csnnon was fired on the common. These sigvals rapidiy called the in- habitants of the town togecher to learn what bad bappened. The meeting was organised by the choice of Burnebas Eis, E:q.,as chauman. Mesa- while the Selectmen bad gut together and aiver- tised a reward of fifty doliars for the arrest of Cook. Constable Willurd came ap qith the intelligence that he had heard cf Cook on the road between Fairhaven and Poultney. It wna voted to divide iuto two partier, choose leaders, and start eine suit. Col, A. Allen wes chosen leacer ot one divi- sion, and Mr. Frankiin Ward of the otver, and about ore hanorea and fifty men, some with horses aud some ox fovt, and many of them armed with revol- vers, tazted in purault. The excitem-nt had be- come pena). The pursuers encountered a shou- eaud romo's, but after # day of bard labor, having scoured # pretty extensive region of country, they returned rome withous their prey. The folowing moming Constable Willard and many overs continued to follow up the most au- thentic reports of the man’s having been seen in Various directions, and their commendabie exertions Were protracted sometime atter the fagttive, with out their knowledge, had been secured by two strepgers. Yesterday forenson, about eleven o'clock, two re- sidents of t, woose names { could no} learn, who had been induced sy tho ndvertisoment of thd Selectmen to start in the parsuit, were tr.veliiag in tne rosd near mcuatein, abouttwenty miles ¢itent from the scere of the crime, when tney saw & man come trom the moun'sin inte the road. ‘They thought frcm the description in ths handbili tat it must be Cock, One of them stopped um, and without any attempt at resisiacce, he owned up the whole matter, and surrendered bimeelf into thelr hards. They tcok hivinio a wagon sud breught bim toFsirnaven. He waa arraigned be- fore William ©. Kitt , Eeq., Justi eof the Peace, chai with assault with intent to kilt. He leaded gy, and was committed tothe jail in Ratiacd bn sa ed Willard, to await his trial in Bep' next. 1 saw him in the car on his way to Rutland. He pT if about the medium neignt, with » thin and prominent nose. His countevance is et, certainly, prepossessing, bat ia rathor biauk than rare, ones his eye is malicious and ser- pen 9 talked of what he had dore; said hy had oan yf it; that the femily i wnud tim too well, and he wes sorry for what ne hid He made no attempt to escaps after nis nd eaid he expe nothing fess than im. ment for Iife. Be ted the officer that his obj-ct was to disable >>. ocd, and then force his sister, with wacm he at <2 & be over, owering'y euamored, to fly with bim. To bis mad passion for her he attri- botes bis crime to'ely. ‘He appears like # very woak minded wretch, and it is possible that he was sash a foul as to suppose this scheme feasibie; bat is ‘8 deemed much more it he invended t> murder the #oole fs- at apy rate, was coolly and deti- eard bim state toa’ he carried the brosdexe uo to his own room in the evening, 80 as to bave it ready. Cook says that he is a native of Manchester, Eng: land, where, at the lav: accoucts, ha nad a father living. His former occu:ation was workiag ia sta. blea. He came to M ntreal two yeara sgo, aud is now twenty-six yesrs old. When he fied from the house he had on only a shirt and overalls and stockings—no bat aad n> shoes. He bad a sazor in his po ket, waish ho seid be bad intended ‘o use if the axe did nct aa- swer his purpose. Ho says that he sie ,t that night inthe bars of Mr. R-psom,«nly avout a mile die tent from Mr. Wocd’s. Monasy morning, he sa\s, he procured an old hat from an elderly woman, to whom he ststed that oe bad aot into a scraze the might previous, and been «boged to leave inthe plant ia which she ssw bim. (ne same rep-esen- tion, be esys, obtained for him pair of bagts from ong girl, from @ douse in a bye-placé 0 he called. The perpetration of such a horrible crime, under such circoms ancee, hee of coarse produced @ grea’ eerestion througbout this rextou of couatry, acd the rejoicing at the arieat ot the villaia who could plaa anaexecute the ioferpal schems, is general. Tae citizens of Weat Ratiand, Poultney aud Castleton joined in the pursoitcf the fogitive with the same zeal that was evinced by those of Fairhaven. At the last accounts it was thougbt tnat Mr. Wood most prebubly would recover. Bat some ar xiety was telt Jest mortidca‘ion shonld setin and prove fatal. He is greatly excited, and the extra— crdinary event brings vieiters in large numbers to bis house. Thiv crrcumstsnce ia not faverabie to his recovery, and last bight he was worve than he had been before. Harvara Cobege vommencement, (From the Boston Advertiser. July 19.] A Kinoly esst wioa sprang up yesterday moro: ing to temper 6: e intense beat, aud, compared with some prev.ous occerions, Commencement Day was acccrdingly not especialy uncom‘ortable to those who attenced the exercises. A‘ an early hour tne parts of the churc1 ret apars for ladies were tilled, abd a large number of gentlemen only awaited the proper cur to take their seats alao. His Excellency tre Governor, with other official personages, ara the members of the Board of Over- keere, proceeded from Bs:on to Cambridge ia car Tiagee under the escort of the National Lan evs, Captain Kimbs!), who presented their usual im- posing eppearstce. At hbeif past nine o’ lock, on the arrival of the Governor and Overaeers, a meeting of the Bard was held iu the tivrarian’s room in Gore Hall, whea the usual degrees, wnicn wih be foued below, were voted in concunence. At ten o’ciock the processiin of gentleman was formed at the Library (Gore Hall), aad marched acrors vhe yard to the First Caurch, where the ex- ercises took piace. The Previaent of the University, Rev. James Walker, D.D., with the memoera of the Corpora- tion, occupied the seats im the pulpit. At cheir right, upon the raised platform, wee seated nia Excetlency Henty J. Gardiner, Governoc of the Commonwealth; Aon. Simov Broan, Licutenaat- Governor, together with several membars of the Executive Council; also toe Goveror’s Afds, in military ¢rees. [ne Sheriffs of Suffolk and Mid- dies x, with their ewordy, st on either side of the pulpit. Tre members of the facul:y, in toeir black sik robes, cat 1p front, at the left of the plattora. me overreers also Occupied seata upon the plat- orm. Ameng the distinguished gentlemen sittiag upon the platterm we obeerved Hi n. James savage, Hon. Samuel Hear, Hop. Edvard Everett, Hon Wiliard Philirs,H.n John G. Paihiey, Hor. John B. Wl kins, Hop. Stepben M Weld, Rev. N. L, Frotuing: bem, Rev. E. 8. Ganvett, Rev. Edward B-echer, Rev George BE. Els, Rv. Dr. H smer, of Buffalo, Rev. Throdore Oiapo, of New Oricana, Rav. 3. 3 Oegcod ot New York, Rev. Chanoler Rooding, Rav. Bsrnas are, Rey. Raljn danger, Rovard Hudreth, Eeq.. His Honor Moyor Smith, J. B Worcester, LL. D., Charies Beck, P.D., &c, nere were many otber genth men whovt names hava escaped ur. Toe members of the graiustiog cluss ocuuvisd Seats in the body of the church, 1a front, oa both sides of the broad aisle. When the procession waa seated, a prayer was offesed by Dr. Welker. The Kterary exer ises—forty in number—were then delivered by uncee memb28 of the gradaatiog class to whom they nad been saaigned. They abowed that the usual bign stavdard of scholarship is etil) maintained wt this venerable seat of leara- ing. In accorcance mtu our custom, (founded, we think, in an cbvi us propriety,) we refraip tro )emerking in particular u,.cnthe separate perform- arces. The exercisea were icterspersei with music by the Brgsde Bard. When 6.e perfor nencys ot the gradasting clase were conciud:d, the President anpoozcea in La‘in the degrees. ‘Tbe degree ot Bache'cr of arta (A. B.) was con. ferred in ccusse upon the members of tae graduat- ing c’ase— eighty one in numbder--as follows:—- Edwin Hale Abbot, Boston; Alex. Eaanusl Rodolph Agavsiz, Cambricgs;' Willam Allison, Williamson Co., Tern ; Louis Arnold, West Xoxbury; Wilham Waittle sey badger, Honeoye Fails, N.Y ; Jobn Balen, Jamaica Tian; Freteis Chepowg Barlow, Cambrigge; Robert Heyes Barnwell, Beoufort, 3. C; Samuel Parkman Blake, Roxbury; Willard Fagg Bliss, 8t. Louis, Mo ; Philips Brooks, Boston; Warren Brooxs, Townsend; Ea- ward Jackron Brown, Fitchourg; Edward Ingersoll Browne, : oston. Wiilism Coleman Barpa, New York, N. Y.; Edward Herry Chace, Hoston; Charles Augustus Obase, Worcester; Channing Clapp, Cambridge; Jamea Menjamin Clark, Jacssoa, Mis ; Randoloh Maraball Clark, Deatam; Thomas Wi'liem Clarke, Boston; George Gorcon Croce: ‘Tnupton; Joveph Cushing, Baltimore, Ma.; Charles Ama@i Cutter, Cambnoge; Kdward Barty Dalton, Nl; George Dexter, Boston; John W ny, Somerville; Paysoa Perry his, Boston; Janes Artbur Fmwerton, Salem; Langdon Erving, New York,N. Y.; Altred Douglas Evans, Boston; Willism Henry Ev Camoridge; Henry Sidmey Everett, Bos- ton; Edwin Augustus Gibbons, Boston; Jobn Green, Worcester; Cherles Augustus Gregory, Cambridge; George Benry H+mpsoa, Dover, N Hi ; Joveph Converse Hey*cod, Wasbingwon, D.C; Charles Cushing Hobbs, South Berwics, George Foster Hodges, koxbury; Tamer Kendell’ Ho-mer, Buifelo, N. ¥.; Samuel Joon: eon, Cincignatl O ; Leonard Augustus Jones, Temple- tor ‘rocker Lawrence, Mecford; withism Pitt Now, Fortisnd, Me,; Benjamin'Smith Ly- mep, Nortbempton; Cherles Freerick Lyman, Boston; jore Lyman, Boston; Malcolm Maceuen, Philaiel- illiam Sacksy, Bostou; Wham McKeazie, George Frederick Mclolien, Camoridge: Christopher Bridge Marsh, Jemaica Plain; William Ward Meriam, Combridge; Jemes Tyndale Mitchell, Phila., Pa. ; Eowi Morton, Plymouth; Robert Treat Paiae, Boston; Wibam Deat Philbrick, Brookline; Willard Quincy Fhivipr, Cambridge, Edward Spragus Read, Boston; Jemes Reed, Boston; Wiliam Whiting Richards, Bos. ton; William Quincy Ricdle, Manchester, N. H'; Na- thantel Ropes. Cincinnati, 0 ; Antoine Ruppanner. Berne, Swit land, Edward Grepyil e Russell, Groton; Franklin Bevjamin Secborn, Hampton Falls, N. H.; Cai deric Sanger, Brooklyn, N. ¥.; Selem; Semuei Ringgols Schley, Baltimore, M james Many Seawell, Loninvile, hy.. ‘Charles Francis Stone, New Yor}, N. ¥,; Keward Payson Thwiag Boston: John Boies ‘Isteaten, Dorchester; Wulam Hosmer Shatler Ventre, Haocam Conn; ‘Isawc Parker Wainwright, ; Henry Walker, ‘Quincy; Henry Fitz ilbert Waters, Salem: Jeseph Wiliard, boston; Smith Wright, Suger Grove, Warren Co, Ps.; Andrew Lammey Yongue, Buckhead, Fa rfield Diat., 8 C. Toe seme degree was conferred oat of course upon Gecrgy ey | Calvert, C aries Carrol), Charles Chapin, #n3 Charles Thompson Haskslj, of the class cf 1823; Crarles Frencte Simmons, of the ciase of 1841; Frederick L: ames, Edward Daniel a en, and Rubert Caarles Wintborp, of the class of 1854. ‘Ibe degree of Master of Arts, (A. M.) was con- ferred op the following candidates :— In cowrse—Jonn Ells Biske, Caleb Davis Bradlee, Chas, Toy lor Confield, Keginala Heber Chase, Horace Hopkins Coolicge, Join Aloysias Colman Crowley, Charles Fran: cis Dava, Heniy Garener benty, kawim Hecge Fay, Ed- wia Smvb Gregory, Samuel Foster Haven, Fransis Wil- iam Hilliard Soon Emory Horr, ramuel Hutchios Hurd, Wiloam Cole Deverett, Calvin Garon Vage, Joutab Porter, Borace Rvbardron Nathenws Devereux Silsbee Almon Spencer, Jowph White *pregue, Charles Eilery Stedman, Samuel Lothrop Iborncike, Russell Mortiwer Williama, The tame dearee was cobferred, om of curse, uzon Charles Carroll Bambaugh and Frederick Avg ustus Gibbs, of the cinas of 1850; Riegin Buck ler and Toeodore Tr bbete, of the class of 1851. The degree of in Medicine (M. D.) was copfeved upon :— Jobn til blake, Augustas Porter Chamberlain, Mc- ‘> Furber Cooke, Jobn Sbermaa kmerson, Albert s¢ Foleom, Natbaniel Everett Gage, baniel Parser Gage, Nathan Gayward, augustus Choate Hemblin, Samuel Foster Haveo, George Kawara Head. James 3. itl, Stas Athertom Holman, Ansoa Parker Hoover, Jomes Metcalf Horne, or. ; Samuel Keep, B-njamin Wi- iw Kineman, William Nesom, Joveph Warrea Ovell, Hetry Kemble Over, Calvin Gates Page, Albert otter, Horace Richardron, Henry Rockwood, Leonard Frantlia Rumwell, George Metalian Staples @hatles Ellery Steimaa, George Grenvile tucker, Adoniram Judson Wakefield, Horatio Hancock Fisse Whitmore, Frederick Winsor, Franklin Augustns Wood; Elwell #oodbury The cegree ot Bachelor in Sieace (S.B) was corferrd upon:— Force, Henry George C Caldwell, Edward Leggett Clay Force, Jobn Gaillard Gourdin, lsasc Auguste Ha- gar, Charles S Homer. Wiliam Leighton, George A. Me- rintr, Jobm B Rand, Simeon Blood Smith, Francis Hum- hreyetorer, Hemilton Ele Towle, Devid Kichell Tut- ras Meson Warren. he degree cf Bachelor of Laws (LL B). was conferred apon:— Jobn Appiston 1 haan Davlep Balen, Freemas Norton Addison wo, James Buckland, Rovert Davis Borge, James Mcree Chese, Henry Tarmrs Crew- ley, Uriel Basboil Crocker. Joveph Corbman Samuel Az- re Daven ‘Wilder Dwight, James Thompeoe Ely, Joan Erving, Wilham Paisley Field, G Aivert Go ist, Adems hermes Hill, Joba Waldcoa Herp, Allen tiyer NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1855. jokon, on pope Fraablin Senet Charles Colcock 01 jenry Page Lathrop, Themas Ging Laster, Wiluamn Worley Laake, Jute’ Gnnet McConcy, anthony McCulloch, William Governour Mor! Henry Ware Muzzey, Olaey, Yorker, Geo Peon 5 Peabeay, Ea "sPoers, i 7 ugustos war d Peer: Lowis Plenes Rdtnxd Kilorton Pratt, kidred ~ Regland, Fevelon Was! land, Cornelius A. Runkle, James Prentiss Richardson, Joha Simmons Sale, Wihbeam Uwvignt wick, Semuel Say Shaw, Lewis Shesrer, Thomss Rogers Shearon, Hea'lton Shues, Obadiah Hosford Tiloteon, John Trible, Willian Douglas Varner, Darwin Krestns Ware, George Smitn Wardwell, William Waulace Western, Ebenenee Stace Whittemore, David Parsons Wilder, Wilhtam Cross Wil. hsmace, Cornelius Eliot Wood, George Henry Woods, Hoyoxrasy Daguers— Phe bonorary degree of Mas: ter or Arie, (A. @.,) waa conferred upon — Gideon French Thayer, of Beston; Frederick W. Lin- col, of Boston; Kev, Daniel C. Eddy, of Lowell; Rey. Eowin Gocdbue Adams, of Templeton The borerary degree of Doctor of Divinity (D. D.) ¥sr copterred upon:— y. Joseph Huntington Jones, D. D., of Philadelphia; Rev, Perch Siow, D. D., of Boston; Rev. George Ware ‘Biigar, ot Salem; Kev. Edwara Cook, D. D , President of Lawrence University in Angiaion, Wisconsin; Rev. Chaa- diez, Kobbine, of Boston; Rev. Samuel Osgood, of New ork, The honorary degree of Doctor of Laws (LL. D.) ferred uoop:— His Excellency Henry J. Gardver, Governor of Massa- churetts; Hon. Nathan Appleton, ot Boston; Hon. Ro- bert C, Wintbrop, of Boston; Nathan Bishop, Esq., of ton. ‘The President offered a concluding prayer, aud betore three o’clock tne audience left tne obur A sew procession was forthwith farmed at Gora Hall, whica proceeded to Harvard Hall, where the annual commencement diuaer nad deen provided for She Corporat.on, overseers, alumni, lavitea gueste, The dipner, which was ample in goats and excelient in quality, was provided by J. B. Snith. The ccmyasvy united in singing the 78ta Paalm, under the lead of Mr. Sibley, in acc »rdance with custcm, und goon afterwards leit the tables. MERTING OF TRE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Afier the dicner, the members of th association of the alumni of Harvard Collegs assemobled ia the lecture rcom in the second story ot Harvard Hall. The President and both Vixe-Presidenta being sbsent, tre members were called to order by Dr. Nuthaniel B Shurileff, the Secretary, and Hon. James Savsge was called to the chair. The Secretaay read the tollowing letter from the past Presicent of the Association: Boston, 2d July, 1865, Dr. N. B. Shortleff, Secretary of the association of the the alumni, Deak Sim:—Tthe length of time for which I have had the honor to preside over the association, will, I trust, be contidered a1 sufficient reason for tendering my resignation. Be pleased to communicate this Jetter to the bretbren at tueur next meeting, with my thanks tor all the proofs they have given me of their contidense, and my best wishes for the prosperity of tue associa- tion and of our veneratsd and beloved Alma Mater. I remain, dear sir, with much regard, sincerely yoars, ms EDWARD EVERETT, The presiding cfficer remarked that tha ass 2018 tion would regret wo lose tae services of a Presi dent wooae distinguished name had reflected so much horor cn the asevcistion. Hon. Sidney Willasa, Rev. Dr- Samuel Osgood and Coarles Hale were appoluted a committe to retire end reporta list of cflovra for the consideration of the aseociation. Toe committee after ashort absence returned and Proposed the following names: — pore President—Hon, Kopert C. Winthrop, LL D., of D. For Vice: Presidents— Hou. Charles Francis Adams, ge eat and Dr, Oliver Wendell Holmes, of Pitta- eld. For Directors—J. Thomas Stevenson, Esq., of Boston; Bon Stephen Salisbury, of Worcester; Hon. E Roca wood Honr, of ord; Hon. George P. Sanger, of Char- Jestown; Jobn J lstke, Kaq., of Roxoury; Kev. seth Sweetaer, of Worcester, (the came as lest year]. or Secretary—Dr. Natoaniel B. Shurtietf, The nist was accepted by the meeting, and the gentlemen above named were elzcted to th.se of- COR. After some di:cussion upon the expsdiency of ho:dixg triennia: celebrations of the association, in the yeors when the triennial cassiogue is is:ued (1857, 1860, &c.), it was finally voied that there apcuid be @ public celebration nex; year (1856), and that tbe exeeutive commities snould then report for the consideration of the asvociation a rule to regulate the future meetings. v. Dr. Oagood alluced to the recent siberal fourdationtor a chapel, and the sppointmens of Rev. F. D. Hontiogton as Professor. {n benalf of Yhe aumpi, be believed be might express their sen timent of honor to the memory of Appleton, und <o the enlightened public spirit of his executsrs, and the best wishes of the alumui for the new Professor. Os meticn of J.T. Adams, Esq., of Washington, it wae voted that the toacks of the aasociation be tendered to Hoc. Edq@ard Everett for the cigaitied, impertial end able manner ta whic) he has filled the office of President for five ;eara past. The Sycre- tary wea directed to communicate this vote to him. The meeting then dissolved. ELOreMENT, AND ARREST OF THE PARTIES IN Nawaxx.—'‘two Germacs, named J.W. dcomidt and Henriewa Prenze, boarding 1m this city, were ar reeted on Saturdvy by cfficer Post, as fugitives from justice in Cricego, Ili, chargea with adultery aad yard larceny. Ansffidavit uf the ousbind, aamed fave Prenze, sated that on the 4th of June his wile, Henrietta, left bis house duriog his abssnce, cathe pretence of being sbsent but afew hvara, faking with her $2,000 in gold; that she cams to tars city with oxe J, W. Ssbmids, and is now ving with bim here; that prior to her departure she re- moved the furniture to her sis er’s, whence it was nt to Schmidt in this ciy; the whole vaine of tae property teken was $5,000. Heory 8. Manroe, ag egent tor Prepza, pursued them to this city, and bad them arzesced and committea oy Justice Haines to swalt a requisition from the Governor of {liaois. $1,450 of the morey and a is ge porsion of the goods were fourd stored im the New Jersey Ratl- road Compeny’a freight depot. Scomids is a resi: Gent of Hob. ken, and says he .ame from Chicago home ab.ut six weeks ago, and toat three weeks afterwards sbe followed nim to Hoboken, whance they came to this city.—Neware, N. J., Adver- tiser, July Vi. From Buenos Avres.— We are indebted to Capt. Spear, of bark Prescott, arrived at tais port trom Buenos Ayres, for papers of May 25, [he chief t of interest is the invasion of the provinse py indians. ‘Lhe Buenos Ayrea Packet asya:— The latest news trom the Azal wdepioradle. The tame or fri-noly Indiena had revolted, and, besides carrying off a number of catte, some fifteen or twenty pera.16 are aupposed to uave perished, and the Justice of Peace was prisoner in the hands of the taveagts. As yet the governm:nt has published nothing; but we fear the sinister rumors are found- éd on fucte. The second corstitational Legislatare was opened on the first of Way. A bill has been submitted to the Legislature fixing the velue of tre psper currency, and proviaing meens for ite prospective redemption. It is ai to amount to about 240 millions of dollars, and is not worth much cver 63 certs on the doliar. Tue go verpment proposes to fix its valae at $300 in paper for one ounce of gold. Two editors of Buenos Ayres papers had fought a due}. No damage done. It is romored that the Montevidean Republic is to be absorbed by Brazil, with the concarrence of Franco and Engiand.—Bosion Journal, July 18. AwruLMounpee or A Wire sy nER Hospanp, IN Boston.— Avcut one o’ lock this moraing in‘or- mation was brought to the Eightn station hoase that 8 midcle aged Swedish sailor, named Peter Brown, living in Page’s yard (opening trom Nurth street, near Commercial street), had jast murdered Mary Brown, his wite. Captain iarieton and offi. cer Cijley at once p:oceeced to the spot and fouad the report to be too true. It appeared thas about midnignt the neighbors were aroused by the ont cries of bis wife, who was ao Irisawoman, shouting “Ob, Brown, don’t, don’t!” and upon ascertaicing the cause of the alam, learned tnat tre husbsna hed ccolly murdered bia wite by staboing ber witn & three sidrd file, the edges grouna w a kaifs harpnese, which be bad repeatedly thrust into her breast. Death is supposed to have ensued alnos mmediavely. Upon entering the house the found Brown in bed by the side of apparently ucconcerned at the awfal ti he bad beenevacting. The file, which is about ix inches tong, with a wooden bandle, stained with bived, was found standing wi:h the point in th floor, near the bedside. Upon the remark of th officera that the women was dead, Brown eapoad ed, “Yea, Ik her;” and upon the body being turned over, the wounds were aiecovered. Browu terurned from sea about a fortnigh: since, and it 14 thoug bt thet yy was the impeliiog motive t> the crime. He was at once taken to the station b.nee and committed for examination. After dis- posing of bis wife, Brown made an attempt upon tis own life, stabbing hiqeelf apparently with tho same inst ument three times in the ab oman, Tae wounds, however, were not serious.— Boston Tie- graph, July 18. A Hvor Granary.--The foundation has been commenced of the warehouse of 1.C. RR. it is to be 200 feet long by 100 in width, and over 100 feet high from round. About 2,000,000 Mul- wavkie brick will used in its construction, » porticn of which are already » With all toe stone for the foundation. Its capacity will be about 700,000.— Chieago Journal, July 17, ‘The Tu 1, UNION OCURSE, L. 1 —TROTTING. On Tuesday last, a race for a purse and stake of $1650, mile heatz, beet three in five, in harness, cam? off between g. g.——, ch. h. John Farris, br. m Katy Darirg,ard br. g. Tom Thum). Tae gray won, having speed enough to rapk as a first clas horse, and the fact of his having been entered for a $50 purse will make people wonder at the motive of bis owner in pursviog such a course. The stallion Jonn Ferris made a fine display of speed, and scded materially to the interest of the race. His cwner offered to trot hin against any stallion on Long Island, from halt a miie to three mile heats, to wagon or harsess, for $1,000 or more, leavis g the time snd amount to any persona who may choose tv accept tha challenge. This banter brought out Mr. Whelyley, who ssid tat he would trot his borse William Tell agsinst any stallion in the worid in the fall; but that tne horse that he mort wished to match agninst waa Etban Allen. Katy Da:ling made a very good race; put Tom ‘Thumb, trom hw casting his near fore sa 26 between. the querter and haif mile pole of the firs; beat, was stopped, and did not again participate ia tae con- test. Toe foliowing w» .be summary :— H, Woodruif named g. g. — 111 W. Peabody named ch. h John 322 I, Woodruff named br. m Katy Darl: 233 Jas, Wheipley named br. g. Tom Taumo, dia. Time, 2:36~2:48—2:39, "*” A rumor being circalated that the mara Lady Fulton was injared by ber twenty mile race, her dtivec brough: her on the Centre ille track, be'ween the first and second heata of tne race bet vevn Chicego Jack and Lady Franklin, on Monday last. Lady Futtun, imetead of being hurt b7 tie per. formatce, lovked 48 gay ay a paacock, and seemed capable of performing the distance over again as #00n as calied on. yhtfal Accident on the West Chester and Pag) Phnuaociphia Ratirvad. ne {From the Mecis Advertiser, July 16 } We find the sollowing detatis of aa a cident which ceomares on the 16tp, near Media, Chesier county, a t— On Morday afternoon last, about ten minutes past one o'clock, as the workmen employed ia the erec- tion of the bridge over Ridley Creek, on tae West Chester and Potladelpsia Railroad, near this bo- rough, were about reaumiog. work, the temporary frame work gave way, and toe entire astractura feil to the ground, carrying with it snd burying in the mass of timbers five of the workmen, who had al- ready token taeir fon upon the upper cor4, three of whom were killed ond the remaining two seriously wounded, and it is supposed ove mortalty. We g've @ lict of their names: James Raasell, of Schada’s, Ford, Delaware county, killer; Joseph Bille. ot Poiladelpnis, kill-d; Dixcon Dovey, of Biackick township, Indisna coanty, P., killed; and Jos Scars, ot Philudelpaia, aod «nevdore Zensoa, ot Readir g, serious 'y injured. James Rossel! was instantly killed, and Joseph Stille and Dixon Dotey lived ‘about ten minutes at- ter they were taken from benevth tha timbers, There were tweive men emplo:ed on the bridge, eight of whom were on the scaffolding shortly batore it rell,aua vhe remaining four had not yet resum-d work, Wm. K. Beard, tne foremav, and David Jamison were on the sail Jdirg at the time it gave wey, wbeut twenty-five feet fom toe pier, and as quick as they besrd it crack they started at fail rum for the pier, which they reacheg by jumping about fifteen feet, sud catching hola of the edges of the pier drew themselves up, Their e3:ae was indeed miraculue. Henry Kcight, one of the workmen, about five minutes betore tue acuffulding fall carried akegcfrasover tothe other side, and by this fortunate circumstsnce saved his life, as the acaf- told g fell while ce was a wey feom it, Dixca Daty when he saw the ecaffold ng giving Way attempted tv save himself by leaping to the grourd, & cistance of overone Guadred feet, and was going down feet foremos: woen 4 piece ot timosr eek bun in the side ard completely disemboweiled m. The wourded were brouzht to this borough, where they received proper medicat atientioa. Che- odore Zevon, one ot the woundet, is now able to wak, and ts considered out of danger, bu’ do2bte fale envertoiced in regard to the recovery of Josepn foeath Whosy head 1s cu’ badly, and is injured in- erzally. Ap inqvest over the dead bodies was held by Co reper Dr. R. H. Smith. A number ot wituerses Were called to testify fa regard to the constra:tion 1 the ecaffoloing and the quality of the timber used. The following is toe verdct of the jary:— “tbat she deceased came to their deuths by tae fall- ing of & part of the bricge, about bsing erected over Realty creek, in the townehtp of Uaper Provi- Ger ce, on Tae Philadelphia ana West Caester Rail- soad, on which they were working; and {t 14 farther the opinion of the jury thet the fa'ling of the afore euid brioge was « ccusoued by toe scatfoiding giving way, It being weufficient to Lear the weigat of tim: ber on it at the time.” The bodies of those killed were removed by their friencs; tat of James Ruseell to S:add’s Ford ror bori-), ard Dixon Doty and James Siilie,in the morning train tor Phiiadelpbia. It 38 estimated thas the Gumsye to the bridge will amount to about $5,000, Flot Wentoer and Hot Politics, 10 THE BDITOK UF THE REBALD. The “heated term’? having doubly set in—the ther mcmeter indicating fever beat io the sun, and tbe abolitionists boiling heat in the shade—should not the candidate for the Lieuienant Govercorahip of Ohio, out of orcimary prucence, reconsider his p.edge to devote “a barrel of sweas’’ to bis labora in che campaign’ Al- though the human body 1s estimated t» be sone four- fifths water, and consequent!y capable of worthy Colonel 4 tair margin, yet it 18 @ p) ther @ berrel of eweat in ortnary os 18 Dot equi valent to s hogshead in the presen! 8, and whether the animal economy in euch cir:umatances can fulfil a ple ge like the one given, without a complsts vapor- ization into sts el mentary gaves. It would be well for the Colonel to refirct seriously on this matter, & cates: trophe of the kind having already befailen several of hi party, and his own symptcma bring of s tareateaing character, A MEMBER OF SHE HUMANE BOCIETY. Theatses and &xhibitions. FROADWAY TukaTRE—The talented Yankee comme. dienne, Mra Barney Wiliiems, i+ to take her benefit this evenuy. The amusement provided comprises “ The Irish Diamond,” a new farce called ‘Patience and Per. reverence,” * nnigan and tse Fairies,” and the “Irth Thrush,” in ail of which Mr. apd Mra, Wiliams wil) apvear. ‘Ibose who cesiie comfortable seats should secure them early 19 the day, Nipio’s Gakpay —The Pyne and Harrison Englieh opera troupe will appear again this eveuing. Tos opera tw be represented 1 Dopizetu’s comic opera of the “Daughter of the Regimevt,’’ Mss 1. Pyne surbsining the réle of Marie, and Mr. Harrwon that of Tonio Mr. Burton and bis talented company wil! piay to morrow might sn the ‘‘Toooles’’ and the “Mammy.” BOWERY THEATRE —The benefit of Mrs. W. Ward is to come off this evening. She is a bghly deserving actress, end merits unlimited patronsge. “Guy Maonering,” “Pat's Vegeries.”’ and the ‘Widow's Victim,” are the pieces selected, in which Mr. Harry Hall. sr. Goodall, and Mra. Ward wili sustain the prominent charactera Woep’s Minstreis continue to delight full and fash- jonable auaiences, The programme for this evening is very attractive, Vernam’s Concert Rooms —The Alleghanians offer a very attractive programme for thi MR. AND Miss CaRies sre to appear agein thi ing at tbe Brooklyn Museum. very attractive, on- ‘The bill of amasement is Jersey City News. Basz Batt Cun —Tre Exceisior Base Ball Club of Jer- rey Coty was permanently organized last eveniag. Geo. KE Cutter was elected Preeident; It lutton, Vise Ber j, Haines, Secretar; Towle, Marine Affairs. ‘ON BOAkD THE STRAMER ARAGO, Orr Sanvy Hook, July 16, 18¢5, The passengers of the Unitea States Mail stosmohip Arego, on ber return {rom her first voyage across the ‘Atisntic, beirg aseembled on bosrd—J G. Goodrich, eq , wae celled to the chair, and on motion of emeral J, A. Dix, A. W. Scharet, kaq., United States Comsul at Falmoutb, was appointed Secretary— when a committee of thirteen charged with the duty, reported the fo.low- ing expression cf the sentiments of all the passeagers on ard — Captain D. Loves.—Dear Sir—The uncersigned take great pleasure ia expressing to you as the unanimous sentiment of the passeng: the pe Ee » of whom they a committe the satiefeou they bave felt in we. pone AI with regard ‘ ihe ¢ ficiency of the officers, and your vigilance rcommander, Her sccommodetions tor |. the cleapliness and good order which are mo ed in ber interpal arrangements, and her atea- dimerp anc ease fn rough weather, are all that could be demred by families or individuals crossing tho Atisntic. We tnbe pleasure in bearing testimony to your uniform audw Bows courtesy and kiwdness, and especially to ir pnwearied assiduity and effective arrangements in qusreieg by every possi! ation im thick weather it the Canger of colli with other vessels. With it iahes for your health amd prosperity, we ro- Henry Powell, Buenos Ayres; L. Cantader, Philadel J Dake, Coa- tra) America; W. M. a New York; H. H, Swi Pernambuco; Sami. Fi lew 9; bald ioe? J.P. Vroom, New Jersey; vied) Pail wes unanimously stepted tad om motion of Mr, Crarles L. Sharpless, of phis, we the under. signed, Secretary aad Chairman, were requested to heve them pripted in ope er more of the principal newspapers New York of the cliy of New Yorn, GOODRICH, Chairmin, A W. Scnanst, Secretary. Bullets Jaly 19.) Much excitement was ceused at Walnut atrees wharf er afternoon by the liberation of a slave family. it reems that « gentlemen from Virginia, who is on his he purpose of embarking to Central America, was on boarc the steamboat Ws with # female slave 8nd ber two sons. Just before the start- ipg of the line to New York, some of the abolitionists im the city got wind ot the affair, and» colored man ac- coeted the party (who were on the upper deek), and in- quired of the women if she was aware that, by the laws of Pennsylvania, ehe bad only to step ashore with ber chilcren ano they would be free At juncture the master stepped forward apd told the negro that he de- aired vo interference bis business, and thet the woman knew where sb gotvg. The coiored man replied that he aid not desire to interfere wiih him, put thet re wiabed to inform the woman of her ri ‘The mother stated that ree, and expressea a desire to be st liberty. The Virginian then oad rhat could do as sbe pleased; if she wisned to leave him, soe could go ashore. He then remined ber of her three children in Virginia, and asbed cer if parated from ther No, masea,’? ply, “but 1 wants to be free,” ‘Tre alaves seized by the negroes present, and harried proceeding wes, however, not accomplish- ed witbout a scufll ‘ne Virgu weized ta6 colored man «ho bad first accosted th mam and aso coller- ed » well known citizen and prominent abolitionia woo hed teulem en sctive part in the matter. The latter threw off the slave owner, who demanded of him whe- erthe would be responsible for teese people.” The Philudetpbian replied, “I will be responsible for every sbacow of ao legai claim you have upon them,’’ and banded bom his card. Duripg tae acufiie the officers of the boat, who seemed puzzled to understand the proceedings, interfered to Prevent ditorcer ‘The Virginian went on shore aod ‘Wace en effort to obtain the assittanse of the police ‘The latter dechued to interfere The woi and her two children were finally hurried up Dock street, and put into a cab amd the cheers of the crowd The vehi- cle was driven rapidly down town, and the discemited owner was left to digest his mortification the best way be could. The Virginian stated that he was Minister to one of the Central American goverpments. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM KUSOPE, FOR BUKOPE. Northern Light. Empire City Cabawba. 8a All pocka: ld Henano «/ " Port of New Yors, July 19, 1853, OLEARED. Ship Switserland, Trask, davre—Lano, Wess & Co. Ship Malabar, Crocker Autwerp—Ltytin, Ryerson & Co. Ship anv ay Lean, callac—Wakeman & vismond. Ship Simeda, Knight. Vaiparsis—Aa Ladd thip leaac Allerton, Hugies, 8c Joba, NB—Wm Nelson & ne. ‘Ship North American, Clark, Mcbile—J W Ealllpe. Bork Roes (Br), tilverwoo Mng—H & F W Meyer. Bark Bonnibal, Kline. Me ntevideo--Jno Morton, Jr Prey Col Leoyard, Beckwith, New London—Eagle & jezare Weortman, Stettin—Fanch & Brig A Brons (Ham), Meine Br), Scott, Fogo—Ruel & Orr. ot jourman, Toms, Sagua Is Grande—Pcek & By bik Is uroh. Brig Roeslie (Br), Holmes, St John, NB—D K D Wolff, Brig Victonia (Br), Morgan, Hailfex—A Loar Brig Gladiator (he), Salver, Windsor—J 3 Whitnoy & Co, Brig Meoon, Watkins, Savannah. iil & Co — Brig A r Mayhew, Talbot & Co. Brig M Cobh, Cornwal elpbin JW Mokes. Schr British Queen (Br), Sweeting, Nassau, NP—Jos nets Schr Jas Miller, Horton, Mobile—| & Co. Sctr New York, Adkins Richmou on, 10, We DP Sobr Miverva L Wedmore, Wedmore, New n—~ Master, Sebr Star H+ chive, Figmenth-G 3S Hatch Sebr Rio, G'Donnell ‘aebington—Keins & Rudderow. Boop Wittard Buoxingham, ‘Nev:port—Marter. Vropeller Beverly, Siuith, Philadelphia—W W Thompson 0. Propeller Concord, Norman, Philade)phia—J &M Briggs. AKKIVED Steamsbip Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, £0, with mdse ano pastorgery, to Ludlam & Pleasants, Ud Thuraday, at 7 AM, 2 wil orth of Chincoteague, exchanged signals with stenmebip Roancko t 12 M passed ache alba, of New York, five piles N of. vy liaht ship, Ship americ: [00% Condon and Portsmouth, June 12, with mdse and 161 sausngers, to E & Morgan. Ship Aurora, bun sins, Liverpool, June 13, with miso and 57h ) Aree npera,to U Grinnel Ship Driver, Holoerton, Liverpool, June 8, with mdze and 100 yartengers, to David Ugdon. set mene ee (clipper of obegth Andrews, Shan Rhee, with tem, to order. April 19 in Gaspar S raits, » mpany with ehip Hound, from Hong Kong for tia: vi shop Argorant, trom Shaochao for #oston; 21th, in $1 of Bonde, passed ship Romance ot the Sess, from tendon for Hong Kong. and a large american ship; 20:0, Int 13 1 8 lon 92 40 E. parted compeay with ship Hound "hip Caleutta (of Fortiang), Loricg, Sagua, July 6, with avgar, to Neomith & 8 na Shi Bolmes, Grimths, New Orleans, 15 days, with moze to W Nelson & Sons. Burk White Cloud, Todd, Rio Jauciro, June 1, with cof- feo, 1¢ Denniston, Wood & Co; vessel to W A Sale. rk Fointer (of Vor tle: 4, with tobacco, &c, 4 Gibrat Deske. H eon on! mh Calune And fe rinan, Rio Jeueiro, Save 2, Santord, 17th inst, ‘lat $8 05, epoke bark A Harvey, from Philadelphia fur Port i RW Packer (of Boston), Pool, Cape Haytien, July T. with Iegwoed and cofies, to) L& A Wilson, July 13, lat 48 28, lon 73. 90 i from Hayti for Dewlesky 8tb, fi brig Caroline, Erig Gov Brown, Park, Marseilles, June 13, pas: ter 19h with truic, lead, Ae, Genver & brig Ulmer (ot Banger), H ith cofiee to Pilebury ia, SBR, Daased do Cubs Jaly 4, with sugar, ere, evens (of Bluebil), Fetors, Trinidad, July 4, potd marr and molasses, to Yanaga, Dol Vaile & Co; veasel 0 maeter. 1g Telog raph (of Charleston), Sheer, Matsnzas, 10 dais, MO weeer, to waster, brig Torrado, McCarty, Jacmel, July 1, with coffee and logweod, 10 master tig Farry (o Philadelphis), Willeby, bod nde del Sud, ir Ju June 1, wich Fider, wool &c, to m , Int 26 003, low 39 20 W, exchanged signals wing » white tignal letters K C uncernesth, steering Soutnward; lath. b 3625 W bi £glantine, of 18th, lat ed signals with a herm brie ith Kivulet (euppored) in it; could pot mexe it cut cistinctly—(probably the vessel of that ame from I’hiladelphie tor Montevideo) brig Fide.is (of Georgstown, Dt), Hicks, St John, PR, Joly §, with molasses, to JV Unatavia @ Ci brig’ Aworcosuck, Muneon, Charleston, 10 days, with cotton, to order, isry Mary Emily, few Haven. Erg OC Clary (of Camden), Fhilbrock, Philadelphia, 3. days. « Geriva (Dutch), Mulder, Palermo, 55 day days r¢m Gibraitar with fruit, to Fasch & Mein f New Baven), Wedmore, St Croix, July ‘orent, , toG rent. (of Valparaiso), Avderson, Porto Ca belo, It dese, with coffee, hides, do, to De Agreda, Jane Co. Schr G C Waterbury, Cook, Mobile, 18 days, with cotton, to mater, it, Charleston, 11 t & Co. Washington, NC. 5 days, ‘aebington, NU,7 days, NC 4 days. ‘ilmington, NC, 5 days. ereburc. d for Bridgeport, timore, edelphis for KH Steamer Jack ry. 1, Phila Layfield, Baltimore. BELOW. Brig Annapolis. ILED, Ship Wm Rathbone, Pratt, Liverpool; and othors. Heraia Murine Correspondence, LADBLFHI4 July 19—Are brige Horatio Seund une We di zarotte, y N York; Wm Calais; schrs & Norwich. Ie. ae via Hampton mouth; Teregray Morrison, NYork, s, 108, which sailed trom Norfolk 16th for Havre, lak iu Haw pton Roads, and ssurvey was held, but Naw Ss57 Li0N, Ryan, of and from Bai hore of Machiag Bey I7sh 1 uy iy, woth teal nak pi Csotatn ws pum: ry team, if Dossible, to we hor it a scort, Spear, of aad for Reston, from Buenos 2h, with ® valuabie cargo of woot and x ManrHa Kewpart. at Philedelphis from Messing ohne SHE equepl ga Friday wight leet, was driven eahog, ¢ on the Plate below Reedy Toland, and they were throw over part of her carge in order to got her Buse Paviina, Taglor, from Baltimore for Boston, run into in the Bay, aad put into Nortvik 1j¢h te repair, particulars. Bf re " cos reef, was an. vorset be rine Sts ree tahoe o' y, = the balance in Philadelphia. seen near Tuckermuck shoal obiged i E ‘of 17th Sup ines Gon ah ep Reo i it inte ‘eat wit of I My Teak vo bediv t av the captain had concluded to land bis cargo of 6 , and have the versel caulked. Whasemen. Bid from New Bedford 18th, ship India, Howland, Pacific aD 0 ‘At Bay of Twande Feb 21, by letter from Capt Russell Fat ie, NB, 70 Pienter, P Nant, 1,350 6p; Lex- tneton, evek, ‘do, 1.10) sp and wh; Fravklin, Packard, AB, ap. Speken—July 11, Int 28, lon 74 10, Edgarte wn. 42 wee out, ing heme in 10 cr 20 daye; all o date of Port Dauphin £ April 26) William & Eliza, ef NB, with 0 500 ep, hip. Walter Soott, of nnd intended retare t Meuritias oor, ne Manzi Spoken, &e. Ship, Metoor, Pike, from | Boston May 12, for Sen Franciseo, une 3, let 128, A Ship Constitution, henee for Liverpool, was passed of Castinet Hook, Irland, July 8. e June 4, for Batavis, June 18, trem Kio Janciro for Baltimore, Suby J, Ine 28 12.8, lon ; Schr Lewir, hence tor Isostom, July 17, afternoon, off Plum Inland "Sehr J W, henoe for Boston, July 13, 8 AM, off Cape Cod, Pu. rura. ‘REo—In port May 28 barks Towns, tor NYork ldg; Virginia, To cut @ next de te lobe. MCanion—In port May 8 whip Gazelle,’ Dollard, uno; bark Louisiana Crosby. for Seu F: fer 40, just commence: ‘man. Pierce, a0 4: 4 Ly and gthirs'ae jn ovr last, Cid i2tn (not 15th) bark Old Blekory, Potter, Bont ‘Gort "30 Ro ArrJune 24 ship Jonge Waern Washburn, 10F Stookbolm, to discharge the balance of hee Hong KonG~ In port May 8 ships Phantom, Peterson, for Amoy, to proced thence to Fooebswfoo, to iond for Leadon Indiaman, M’CaDum fc ark 01 Caliao; barks Geo EW: under the Jiri jen fla Talus for sale; Pi ;, Snie: Isabolita Hype, Ualb one Jacket—In port July L brig Auguate, Coffin, for NYork 7 10 day fagua.us Gardner, and Hanover, Brown, from B arr. ‘Ee ie 25 bark Ocean's Favorite, John- et uAcAD- In port May T ship Beverly, Chase, from sad for ‘sloutta, Mapina—Sid May Sship Winged Arrow, Bearse, Boston, uzenounna—In pert ‘April 11 ship Santiago, Lothrop, foe avis Lab. ManseitLes—In port July 1 shine Kroort, Brown, and Jane Henderton, Knoles, to sail con foi loutta thence to Hon tay returning to's market in France, touching a6 Gitrritar for orders; bark Kedar, Fessenden, do do. Maszaccin port Jane 25 ship Cowper, Paine, from New- o1 a arr 24t! PoTn port Juve‘ ship Equity, Noyes, for Trapani, to load for Bowen, ready for Fem ont La port May 20 bark Gallego, Ellery, une, ig end ome. "Paxanc—in port May 21 ship Siam, Williams, for China ito, Sanyino—tn port June 2 belg Abby Thaxter, Wis 1 a "io Gnarbe. Inprrt Jure 1 sotr Kent, Miller, from Bal- Lire lor fio Janeiro 4 di Dalast; only Am vessel um at 4 Ey iHAv—In port May 2 ships Roobuck, Waldes, for London (now N¥erk) soon; Torrent, Trandy, for do, lag; aad. others sp before Suynwatn port June 24 barks Gay Hosd, Green. from Contavid fo finsb 1dg for Boston, ead’ sail within @ juoul, Kinewan, for Consantinople soon, xs—Th port June il vhite Aboy #ianchaed, Blanch. NYc-b, St Jobn, Svolfield. for do (before reported a Re econ, Storer, tor do; brig CM Kelley, Pate, sto load for N¥ark, D port June 25 bark Marmion, Jackern, frow ee vig Falmouth, chartered tor Ancona, to load for ork. Home Ports. ALBAN Y—Arr July 1s sobre T Smyth, Hawking, sad Virzer, White Provivence; EVen Perking,’ Chspman. New Baven; Keyzcor Willams, brewer, Hertfcrd; sloop Bleot, ch 4 George & Emily, Niokee- ley, New Bedford; 0 Wiloox, sears ta, iss, ——, i\—Arr July 13 steamer Palmetto, Baker, Phila- ke Edmurd Dwight, Parker, Dalumore; Gea, a Mary F Siade, Philadelphie; brig Mart tl rr stom, neland ao; ‘at Enoch Train, Heanes- sey NYerk. ‘Tclegrapbed ship Northern Chief, from Livee- ooltat cmobor ip Pr ideot dontls) Signal for two it baing Commencement Day. Sid steam ‘85; bark Telegraph, brig Napoloon IIL. B ‘a yesterday. “Bark Prompt hes not sailed aa reporter. ALTIMOKS —Arr Jule 17 err JosWhitn Beoten. ve RY Wartanne, Warkinvoter, Bremen; Br) Soote = hn, NB; Belle (Br) Deme Windior, NS, Cldetenmer Le- ‘Point, Freuch, NYork; ship Sir Jo nalia, Joba. River Flatve; tcark Modena, RB, ston; sobre Golden West. Per 05 ‘ognine, Noviing: bam, ond Alice, Howeli, N York, ‘oung, New Bootcrd: 3G Coltyer, Chapin, ¢ nly 15 sobre Mirror, 16th, nders, Inseua, Voasie, Bal Wear July Ie brig Bogle. oy hb, Parr July 18 br , Sarapnad, BRIS OL~ Arr “guiy'If sehe'G L Brows, Curtts, Dela- ware City. CHARUPSTON— Arr July 14 scbr D B_Warni NY¥cik Clo bark Chavo, ¢ have (trom Nosl Tenky), Wiiooa th ying Bi Jane (88), Alsert Mason, Daan Gaze, NOri ‘anny, Mitchell, N Yor chiand KFORT—Clé July 14 shes Valin y OR a N—In port July 7 ships Hertford, Hallets, W'tt Wiarton, Guten. tor Liverpeat Colbern, and Trinity, Hall tor Buseher et NYork do; Mou from do ding; trigs Mary Waker, do and for do; Phiiura,Thateber from Mobile for % ¥ork; sotrs Harveb Mirtin, Perine, trom Matacor freight: Minne da Schitier, Wilken, tor N¥ork. Cid prev to 7th bark Willism, Bra or CRUE EsTER—Arr July 17 brig Friendship, Harrington fon ee care lows, Banyor OM bela Beaat’l D q A raciian, Bray, Philedeirhis for ; bebre and ta King Sragdon, WH Deston. Hand, do for Charlestown; Sarah Johnson, 14 Coral, Harkell 'NYork tor Rockland; Nonparicl (ae), Gillist do tor Oornwailis, NS. Sid brig ‘Nancy Ann, Mer: den (Br), arr 17th schre Gazette, Somers, Philade!phia for Salem for Nantuoket; De Buscis Faron, "1 i for do; Ss Losrnard, Man Clerk, boston for Aloxandris; Philadolphie; Mary Jaae, Mo- ver; Robert J. Moroer, Rodis. . Sid berks a H Kiabsll; beige Cyclone, Skoct Anchor, Harries 1d, Hevry Fresling. Bsmptoo pee erson, Ether Elise, Globe, R B Pitts, a L Day- ‘Arr 18th ‘be Philace'phy tebre Marites Bore, Nic Isabella Thompson | Corse Nichols, Centro. do for Sal Bookisnd; Sell, er, Gi ‘ork; ow Pid brigs Rainbow W Nio Gazelle Rnersy, Mor row, 8.8 Learoard, Marrietes eabelia Then pac, Horace Nichole, Sally Badger, ak, Empire, Maryland. § 8 Solidi Ocean Wave, Hendrik fludson, 4 Saunt rah L Hill, Walter & Lemuel, JACKSON VILLE—Arr July 7 brig Abner Taylor, Smit N¥orv: Weh, bark DE Goocoll, Hettimam, do ot Sale MOBILE—atr July 13 brig Selma A Boston. cla 12th echr B Segur, Wilborn, Philadelphia; 13th, ship Van- guard. Norton, Livertooi; brig oesn Shaw, Phila- 4 Stampede, Washington, and n Col Cutts, Netit eon. Mataosas; sche Chipelas ‘epnington, NY ork. y 7 beg Faulting, Taylor, for Bostom oho © v00,'’ Burns, N York. rs Almira A, Philedel- schra Mare Hill, Philae Sul br J Bi—are Jaly 17 phia; Barriet & Sarah, do, N&WEUKYPORI—Asr Jul: 5 4 delebins Astrea, Boltimere; 17ch, Bagle, Rhoades, N York. NEWPORT—Arr July 1S big SP Brown, Freeman, New York; sobr 1. temas NEW Lo are July 17 sobr Na*hanisl, Hart, Alba- ny; #loo cor, barker, NYork Sid back Btiwaa, N Barris, Smith. » York. E 13 brig . GW Arastrong, jerritt, Wright, Albaap bistler, veh ale “PM, brige, M Brown, ull, Hell, NYork. Sid. beige Job \. Philadelphia (or Baltimore: seostaina te wiet mt Barratt, Cobb, Philadelphia) Asbiands do or, Seatern port, according to wind); Reaver, Leet; Diadora: @ Sylph, Holley, NYerk; sloop Blackstene, Reg YURTLAWD— Arr Joly 17 sip Tamealane, Holmes, ‘yp. O1 70h ult; eteumer Coledemine Boumaers, MYork i Pialy treohe Seana, Rogers, Bor, Te 18 beak deddo, Bost sar" Pre ¥ sehr JB Bleecker, Ro 4 7 we , NOmAgt July 6 brig Lin ir Cia irth sehr Vesa Tey a ‘WAaRREN—Are Jol uly WW Woop WICKFO! ee Bree, B—Arr J Yene fork. Cla 14 Fs