The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1855, Page 8

8 N&W YORK AERALD, SATURDAY, JULY etm of the Alleged Foreign Recruiting Canadian Items. The Slave Case 2daye, Going fn sobs Erinn min. Freemad from Boston, pay rete, —In Ball, ano; back Agen’ doston. There eral temperance lesturers tra- ‘From the Hulletin, July Opite Cavourr ain pert x (From tne Boston Joureel, daly 18) rersinn te provinces Phare Tn Utila Goub\ of the | , The slave chas reported in he Duletin of Mfurcewana Rom veeslin port abt July 8 of a Prohibitory Liquor law at the next ses- | bs sssumed « more serious phase than we had antici: ‘and two ol [| Bavana~Bid July 11 bark of , aM. Joan Kock, s German, was called, but nothing bree i Parliament, ae an Hes. John 5.9 poner Zeth Gasstinn, Jotines 1 cont. ox Los—No Am vessel im port Jumel0, inited States Minister to Nicaragua, wer elicit ed. The Mesers. Farra, of Pen Yan, N. ¥., have con-| siaves who were freed on We ‘afternoon at Re Be etree re meee Stamens, At this ane hee racial eg said the bad acne to build two eg, ‘on ha Maitland Weimer shark wheat. Ib. areas, thas > yaa sa Porber, ween 7eo arri0—In npoat abe Xie! 1 brig 7 Woateos, ecpmeot but one more witness to examine, near ve ished one inner at Bloodgood’ fant; ‘ortinger, ., 7 sick in could not appear | Over the Grand river, at Paris. ‘They also con- | that day, snd had theo gone on board the Wa:bington Bre den Bio danzings dn Parr Suny anata, Lied, shastered, te that witnees was jail, ane PP the the Buffalo and Gode- | {°F tke purpose of ing to New York. While at B Gow from Rives bn tor NYork vis 3aa- today. Therefore he would move an adjournment sepa ae setae bridge on the hotel the fact of the being slaves besame wife avd Orleans 00 31 2: oan HA for W¥ork soon, Cid Sek ot the Court until to morrow morniag, at which z known. Mr, Wheeler alleges the slaves did not de- | righ 5 neers tots Ore A eeball (trom NYork), for River of Plate: ne Sash reid ry te ae ames | ae bere of Serenata Tena | seaear inet caer on he cw™T | gente ME Maceagin 8 vere ee | i He, fan Soe Geer aerg creas the question whether proot of declarations by cer- fab A ane bd juroa. | porition will, thi Wiese pie i Be Pee we Arr duly 16 ship Michael Angeio, Moore, new harbors are also under where ten Yesterday a; tion was made to Ji Kane, in the A. It was, if they c er, 2 HN 4 York; Mi ‘i tala persons in 1ogard vo their intention to enliet in survey, ates Ba Srey | pine e sh A ange ic aaa wife " ; United Stat trict Court, for a writ of habeas corpus, Cross ¢xemined—Wm. Still, a colored man, firstin- | Ani the Brituh army would be simissible as evidence, | Déw lighthouses and breskwatere are to be erected. | 10"e directed to Mr. Passmore Williamson. Tho writ | formed me of the matter; be'laid u ‘deck a note | E M:. Hallott ataved in explanation “hat certain of the | — The iron rails of the Grand Truck Railroad fcom | ‘°° eae reemaee, WO NNeee Te Wet | eee ee Gre fea Ein aun tee he t : Ocean Star, Symon: reons who were found on board the Buffalo, made | Toronto, west to Stratford, 110 miles, are now being | afiernoon. At that time Mr. Vandyke appesred for Mr. | attend to it, that I was going out o! Sowa; I afterwards eRe The was erpoo Sienna Leone No Am veasel in port June 11. Mrs ii Foley, Mise B Kean, | Svurev, CB—Sid July 6 bark lonla, Averill rati t Tarpsu in Cove that tdey hid enter- | laid. castings for the tubuler brid; on te | Wheeler, amd Edward Hopper for responient. Mr, Hop- | altered my mind, and went to the boat; there be. | wy; ‘Mre Ann Matthews, 7 B Sr THomas—in port July 8 bark Wm seca aay agreebient to enlist (a tbe Britian ermy, | rosd have mostly arrived from England. ‘The road | per stated that ho hed oppearee at the request of there. | fore Wm Stil, Tao not knew who the carriage; | Wright *} crane far ate Geornstonn, ding be Wretd” or Hampden, Me, la but subsequently desie! baving made aay such de- | is to be in operation in November. Tais is the so0- | #pondent’s father, as a mark o/ respect to the summons | I don’t know who had hold of Mr, ;, 1 told Mr. | C 8) Sees eine | Mites Beith fom th rites iimington, NC, Goodman. C | brig Caroni, Robbing, St Croix, with Iumber; sehr Chas ¥ aaky, wife and two | Lanail, Jordon, Tur Jolands ‘ib, bre Moline ars Mian, for guano; 26th, brig Dem 7 ms0n ‘W. 1 would be responsible to him for any damage his wife, ciaration. He wished to kaow if proof of those | tion of the road on which Paine & o,, of Rocnester, | of the court; that Paswnore Willis ad Talk for, We. FOR FO tnd child, deciazetions would be admitted as evidence in the Field & Co., of Albiow, Joan Clark kof Paimyra, and Panag os. pears bastseas, ApEn A aaatel y Mr. Vandyke—Did you say his “rights,” Finley. 6 Cohen, AY, Sree « deny: ctrarats sud | Bowes, Gran case. pee Flowers & Co., of New York, had large contracts. possession of a person, should te present to answer | or his ‘legal rights,’ TR Po Miss E Datel), Miss M White, W Allon, Mz. Andrew cbjeo'ed to this course of procseding | 4 new effort is being made to complete the Baffalo | the writof the court; but if the party were not present, | A. I do not recollect which I ssid, No manhas rights ey, M Dougherty, wi'e and infant; Miss —because, even if the declarations of third persons | ana Goderich Ruilrcad to Stratford this ssason. It } be would ask for an aliss habeas corpus, returnabl t | that are not lege) rights. 1 told Still to get the names if A Dougherty, Mrs Bark ‘W Dodd, urs cou'd in apy view be admitte¢—which was a point | is now in sion to Paris, but the grade is | such time as the Court might « t, His Honor t] he could, and went to New York we would tele- ih operat a Mie JS MM g poem poate ata} 13) b selon, Ly ivon,"Mios J Stewart. M Mer- jonvey, x Is, , All anted ie the ween Reed. Mica J Weirs for do7, Sid 30th bark. vener, Cum already under consideration and to be fartherar- | gnished to Stratford. that is now wanted is fixed this morning, at 10 o'clock, fur the retura of the ApAph here; be, C a share was molting in the a is L ayn fag oa Wei fe the oul Carty ard two children, Mrs Pinnossy. @ | beriand Harbor. t6 load tor Trieste, > Y ‘Ar Joune, PR In port July brig Onward, for Ponee, te gucd in the moroing—stil), uove such could be ad- | rails, The Canadians are much gratified with the | "i i; commands Mr. Williamson to bring in the | down to the wharf and seethat thelr wah y ball and infanty rv PConian and'two obi | Az Jaume, ER tn mitted of peraona not refered to by name inthe | new board of directors, and will do all in their seen Tae, ie aa Tonials, ‘She parvants of au. plied wih. My fect Comeacaite necat a weil oF havens wits ott cTuimban—ia port 4 sbip Masonic, Biatr, for Cowes sadioume ut. power to facilitate its com gletion. Wheeler, to await and abide the ceoree of the Court corpua bere, but aa there was no Judge in town I hin Mr. Hallett urged that this was not s material | “ mh telegraph line from Hamilton to Goderivh, | Yeste:day afternoon Deputy United States Marshals | thought it best to telegraph; I was afraid that as the | yife. M Phillipe Mrs A Himes. J Briedmi poimt, imasmuch as, if not calied by name, all the 110 miles, is early completed. It is in operation Jenkins and Croasin arreated five colored mea on the | boat was about 1D we would not have time to) \io‘Sna wife MiB Henoett, ‘Nise M were on board the Baflalo were iaclas charge of riot and committing an asssuit and battery | accomplieh anything. il said nothing to interfere; Pons paras ned all accor persons?” which oosees | afar as Stratford. oa Mr. Wheeler at the time of the rescue of the slaves. | when I. went down to the boat 1 saw him | Nise Bipay thus (Pen Sexananie Cazand, ar Boeror. im the indictment. The telegraph line from Berlin to Saugueen, on | Their names are Wm. Custis, James Martin, J.S Bal- | tulkiug to Mr. ; he is clerk at the Antt- ife, WL Davy, Caooxnaven—-Arr June 20 Guglisime, Lauro, NYork fer Mr. Andrews farther contended that the defen- | Lake Huron, is now in operation as far as Allens. | lard, Isaiah Moore and James 8. Graddock. ‘The prison- | Slavery office in North Fifth etreet; Still was the only | JeneCall, Mise » J Burns, and 431 in the | cory ‘Guxmavaw—Atrr Joly 2 Sacsurs, Jofrey, NYork. dante ought notte be copvicied under an indictmsat | Ville. ‘The two lines mentioned pass through the | ¢F# were taken betore Alderman Freeman, and commit- sea on bosrd I knew; I saw him this morning; we in hip American Earle—Miss M S Saver. of steorage. 4 versed | , 270m London, . Cowxe—Arr July 8 Sea Duok, Briard, Matenzes; € F Les- eocctrainesnooymens pessng, hen byt prot | bat whee: growing tion of Upote Canada’ | Sahin cube aaah fr a arsberancing aloes | Sods Seneca ca perch set any avons, | PAecatag Mwh sear ie ae Peet | Mn Sana See nw sare aur already in, the namea eit er were or ought to have It in estimated that rising over one thcusand fami: | ° This morning, at ten o'clock, the return to the | ant that they would not return under any circumstan: | Thomas Jemes, Sohn Barber, Henry Harmer, Miss Rather | yCAPDUNT) Art June 30 at Faiy S Be ‘Law- beee taken by the Grand Jary. lies have set:led in the Haron district, bordering om | writ of. aliss habeas corpus was made by presence of | ces; be did not tell me where they were; am secretary Butcher, of 4. Sien ‘Hatiasin, bac ieee " Bordosus. The Court then adjourned ul Taurajay morning. | Lake Huron, since last fall. A great number of | the bocy to whom the writ was directed. Mr. Vandyke | of the acting committee of the old Pennsylvania Anti- | From Licerpecl in shin, kurora Miss, Roperte, sno sileose ton, Sa i Jom THIRD DAY—THURSDAY. them ase from New York State. appeared on the part of the United States, and Messrs. | Slavery Society. Mr Stilldid not tellme at what time | yorcon, Mr ‘Dudgeon, Thos Hayden. Ship's surgeon.” Gali on bate and Anse She Geust came io es 10 o'clock. Since the ree'procity treaty went into operation, | SHvin. Hopper, Pierce and Birney on the part of the re- | the patty returned; 1 do not know whe got into the car- "New Orleans, in ship Fany Forn—Mrs Flynn and ae RV erks 4 is ; 1 paw it driv Mr, Hallett proposed to put ia witnesses to prove | 9 dozen new villages bave sprung up on the shores | "rhe reaponcent, Passmore Williamson, Raq , made & ir Vandyke contended that the respondent's testi- {2 ship Silas Aolmes—Mr M Farno Stroud, Chey Folat, Ve. ‘the acts end declarations of some persons named in | of Lake Huron, in the Huron dietri3;,to ship pro- | return to the Court to the effect that the bodiesof Jane, | mony was no testimony at all, His statement was not olin, ide tom. 221 s 25 New York (0, Cralg, ths indictment, and uino of rome not mentioned in | duce. Building is going on rapidly, and wharves | Daniel and Isaiah, mentioned in the writ to him direct- | aufficient to contradict the positive evidence of disinte yacen, Bes- ten (eo jane, in bark Cornella—Jas Dugan and Iedy, Mg oe eee ear end Talend the 71h count. and piers being constructed. Speouiation in village | ed, were not pow and had not bee: rested witnesses. It was apparent that these slaves brig Tolograph—Mrs Sheer and ohild, | ‘2, Ard ‘Desdem: New Orleans; Toe Court ingired if he poposed t> connect the cuatcdy, power or possession of the then responde: were within the control of the respondent. The 1:tter, Mr Hing Mr Hardonburgh, Canin Ask June 17 Deedemons, Formbemy) ‘Beek: defeadan's with these acts ad declarations. Toga yune Brahe Mr. Vandyke briefly stated the facts of the case ax fol- | the District Attorney contended, hed dlaposed of this fe Lodebere ur U Gorkill, W" Hodges, eee £eg0RR Holmes, Adams, atisans; leonora, ‘The wheat crop in the Upper Province was never | jows:—The Hon. John H. Wheeler is « citizen of North | property, aad that he could reach it if he felt disposed. not be pocomansy) cearece ur Pased it would | better, and double the quantity sowed. ‘The sur- | Carolina; he has been for some tims Americsn Minister ‘the rk. ‘Trinidad, in brig Jobn Stevens—Enooh Davis, of mana, Lie 4d b Oareltae, Sistem, Bilvnand tre Bee ome wants at 12 to 15,. | toa foreign pow ‘Oreck ‘Cal respondent was the ringleader in robbing the om My. He then loaves ‘town, and this | Roobiard. Corro Gordo, Merrym: , lus is estimated over bas been at his pest in discharge | owner of his propert Fe aes, Meer Aimore mai Agiet nur: ee pobeg tere ot els bey Foo.000 bushels, All other crops good. of his duties, and was returning to it etter a brief visit morning ently be bat 8 conference with his companion in oe fa og to dak Boot, pier Ba for other ly D Some 200,000 bnshels of potatres have been ex- to the United States. He is the owner of three colored | crime. Bambi oreatenty, becanse these men may have em Mr. Vandyke went on t6 argue that the return to the Doneannee—Arr Jul 5 Deutschland, from Baltimore fer i rvants, named Ji Daniel and New York withont the in‘ont to | potted tothe “States” within the last three months, | “°F osending th Naw TON on Wedneetey, the |. wait wan ach onipametasicn bad aa abectzts flssuow), le was Hamburg; Helen A Miller, do for Bremen. enlist, but while on the passage, before leaviug ,000 bushels went over the Galt branch of the G. | 18th, to ‘embark for ; and whsn on board at | and that the partion were under the control of the re- Gornen unc Arg June 23 Joseph Waern, Woshburn, N the joriédiction of ts United Sta‘es, might | W-Railway. The purchasers wero from De- | the wbarf at this city with bis three servants, the re- | spondent, District Attorney compared the respon- 183 | Orleans; avondale. Chase, bs. SEES : ‘ i GwRALTAR—Arr June 25 King Bird, lalagal cobstnt to go to Halif.s to enter on foreign | *oit, Cera: Cincinnati, Buffalo and Rochester. speniens cane ces Lean ans sexed Shoes Mal fens i A kncekas wie CoS em, tan heey! Le bargath manmmm= | Candela doth for N¥ork). Gla 250, Ashley, rary ‘Con: ve tue terloo one of ‘m, ry wor e to be free. They tol lunder to a at urg tantisople. Beet itihe vemos: * ortkar object ta tae: establishing: "Tho ‘German Bank of Upper Gaus: bien tuat they wished to stay with thelr toaster, when Ihe rspondeat bed nat purge bimeelf of contempt, and Port of New York, Jaly 20, 1858, : Gnavaerap—Arr r Joly Bd Cobden, Taylor, NY ork H irjury- WN, 5 ing them to Hal fax, could de asosrtained and their | da,” at Berlin, the capital of the county, with @ | took them ieesip tron the ¢ Absent he aoairearor ‘The respondent's counsel, aie coawulation, dctor- CLEARED, pool. “Sid Slat, Esperanzs, Churebill, Shengtise, guit fixed. Ho expe %4! 1 prove thit those | capital of $500,000. 1 are over 30,000 Germans | The two boys cried to go back to Mr. Wheoler, but the | mined to leave the matter to the Court for decision, Ste ip Northera Light, Tinklepaugh, San Juan—E Hevont—Are daly § Iels, Giese, Balvimore. 1son8 on boerd the Boffo, when they left New | in that vicinity, mostly from Peansylvania. There | responent nere, one Passmore Williamson, forced them | without argument, ” | MEAD. a maple Clhy. Windle, Asrinwall--MO Roberts, | piUATHER Art sus 4 columns, baaupee, Cessiedon, ork, Gid £0 on the au, position that thoy were | are many very wealtby men among them. Their | away. Judge Kane seid the case was so grave, and ite conse- Ship Cora Linn, Dunham, Glasgow—Dunham & Dimon. Hathaway, Cardiff and U States; ‘Mery Hamilton, Baker, 81 going to work, and not 10 b+ enlisted a8 soldiers; | religion is Menese, Cankards, Moravians, New Je- The companions and associates of Mr. Williamson | quences might be so very grave to respondent, who Ship Hornet, Bens Frat Tes and do. June 18.Geeat Britain that after they had brea some time from New York | rusalemites and Methodists, weized Mr, Wheeler by the toroayas he was trying to | might even pass into the condition of » prisoner, that Berk Janre Brow Kamixson Bax Crimes)-—Arr J Jane 1 Geen Be hale they ascertained that thy ere being takea to Hali- | ‘Tbe government is expending large sums for new -| Preven! teis outrage on hls property, (and std Enay if | A rae ee ng Pen cations bail might | Bath Viegitian, Retnedg. Rishmond-C It Poacron. | rue; Ocean Spray, Mol <ilan, Hong, Kong; Noprans, er ghee meme cs Wien. extreme e willlagness to) roads acd bridges througa t2e forests of the north- | “Mr, Vandyke sald thatit he proved those slunple facta, | be taken in $5,000 for n farther heating on the second | g Cert © W Youtney, Conant, Fhiiadelphis—s W Eine ae ee ceravin, Fbiledelphia; New exist aa goldiere, and¥e.m: om. ‘ ‘te western portion of the Upper Province, to encourage | he proved the return falze. motion, (on the ohsrge of perjury,) and the motion for Bark Suliote, Oroutt, Philadelphis—H D Brookman & Co. I i nermten, Collins, A B ees. He also exvected +» snow taat one of the | settlement. Water privileges are abundant. ‘The point raised by the opporite counsel, he said, was | coutempt could go over. Bark Lunette, York Portland—Russell & Vining td for 1 Fiymouth, Emory, Mobile: Emerald Lote defendants said to thers men spat if they wishsd 40 | Whe recipro ity treaty hae given a new fleld to | tat the Court would not go bebind the retura, bat ne | | He wouid also aay, at tho risk of its being considered | BE Prirceton, allen, Prliedelphie, © AE o | eters, ‘Wiliams, NYork; Minnits, Brave- ir Mary Wise, Crockett, Port au Plattw—White & Dun- | jow, San Francisco; 2th, Winder endante f m , Wilson, NOrlonas, ge ‘0 Halitax anc eplix , ‘h-y need not leave the asked that the Court now go into the question of the | ¢xtra judicial, that if it is really in the power of the norm OTB; daly 2, Hous Yiseel, apd the cutter wou no: dare to take them a Lo gang seine Cannes re rh Hake tie committal of the outrage, and prove ny evidence the | defendant to -Srodaee the bedlen ‘f the three persons, 1 “Eche 1 A Rawardn Hartick, Chasloston—Dolner & Potter eter Foner de, Partner bard: “hen: from her; ang that some of tress men did xefuse to | now engaged withia fifty miles eazh aide of Gode- | “sir topper, ove of the respondent's counsel, then | Judge Kane said, in conclusion, that he would hold Mr. | tor Vinh cc adi Mena Beinn! Nrorke othe Gynosure, "Brayy. do; Charter Osi, leave the Buffalo, and cell-d othere cowards tor ‘nl Williamson in $6,000 for a further hearing at the next | Schr Nevtune’s Brido, Pl leaving. rich, in tre businese. Phis has greatly stimulated | asked time to prepare testimony to prove the return. Sf ae the Cannucks, and it isesdimated four hundred of ‘The Court said that it the evidence was gone into, Mr. Burt, for the defwuca, argued against the | them are now engaged in the same business. About | ® primafacic case was made out, the Court must bi Gillett, Baltimore Mailler & Lord. tte, Philvdelphia. Morell Houalette, FaeeeteIle, any 20 Rlizabath & Mary. Bas, term of the court, om this day week, Sobr J W Starr, Sterr, Baltimoro—J J, Merrill. Sobr M Ski Chi Zucksville~R P Back & Co. ‘i. b Taylor, Trinidad; id Bail was entered. The court room was densely crowd- | Schr FL, Willetts, Comerden, Washington—J Hi Mathows, Aatreeni Joly & Ashburton, aert gemenel o adiuiscion of witnesses to prove the cations of over the dent on a charge of perjury, and of | ed with spectators. hr Pleiades (Br), Ni » Windsor—J § Whitney & ’ H individuals zo! sp-ctied vy une 1a the indicrment, | Che Ramdred miles of tue Jake shore is lined with | orctscevigesse for the defence catia motte toven, Hie |. Inconrequence ot this care progressing this worming, |Our cy ee ee mer ™ | Rurpanane Victerks, Buatths NYoek; cle. various ausortsren’ Uucmsaiuin Ww ON ESCUET EG pil eas S210 sone Ziveny rho comes as 8 could mot agree to a postponement. If the facts areas | the hearing of the colored men on the charge of assault fiohr Atler tic, Ellie Salem Master. eliao; ‘Bur dail He conterded that the evicence offered vaned from pounds werght. White. fish are a Saleey ora, | stated by the relator, there has been a cruel outrage of | and battery, before Alderman Freeman, was continued, | Poopitalte, Carrel Nem prune MWe mhompaon. | «itligataey ponte Mawnnatts cat Bullen aliegations in the wdetment. Also, tiat th f @ moss criminal nature. @ Barge Minnesota, Wright, Philadelphie—W A Thompson. ey ‘Art June 27 Mungo Park, Nickels, Calais, diciarshoon ct thing ge nooo af adaitiod)angud | gre seheey “hots eee at ee en Natit | cota Retsoemmeemeant mitt tay Rane! | Ons Central Amerioan Correspondence 5 AERIVED, ig:| eee b: confized to a time ana pisce before leaving New | to Oiwego,’ Rome, Utica "Albany and New ‘Yosk. | sion of tie serreate st any time, After some reaerks ‘TioeR Istanp, Cxwrnar, Baer Saar Ob with Sree Bee aes A Lown a Ow stratare tho date) Robert Carnley, Wiluore, Liver: Yak, in the presance and wit tue knowledge ot | Great quontitita token st Gooderich, go im ice to | on trehaical points, Mr. Glipin took his sent, and the i Tune, 1855. Panel Save ‘Host Mars, Cove, af deed Hope Sunea St | pools. June 20, ‘Curritngk, Foster, Carll; Sam! Badge the cefencanits, in order so snow crimioality on the | Cleveland and Cincwnats evidence was ded with as follow Important News from Central America—Arrival of Col: | Helena Jane1s, Eavator Zieh, April 37, 1at.1 338, pesuee Taps te a a , — f North bn Bei 4D, epoke be bark Leopard Pilger eitmect Anything else would be | Gcderich is tho county seat of the Huron district, Onrnltah, tatu! oeeme ol ise ceouesd sahil named | Walker in Tiger Island, Guif of Fonsica—Brig Vesta, | doen, in siraita ot Gaspa. 6 ke A Mr, Andrews tor the defence, contended that in | Wit some 3,000 population, and rapidty increasing. | Jace, Daniel and Isaiah; left Washington city on Wed- | Capt. Die Cyr, Commander, at Anchor, awaiting Signal from Liverpool for Meni) Raries—Arr June 2 Bbe, Corselli, NOrleans. N ‘Are July 2 Radiant, Flinn, Charlesto over to make ous an off-000 ageinet tho defondanss, | £0M® seventeen trom the “States” nave located | nisdéy. the 16th, under an order from goverament, to | from Tiger Icland—Twenly Americans Visit the Island eye RW er dr seni en Te yNanronrarr June St Happden, Sylvester, Lenten fie i } ‘ y ; ; “f Chase, Whi it must be shown thet it they did hire individaass to sists HE Se aay) engaged in mercantile and me- | ¢mbark at New York for Nicaragua, to which port he was | from the Vesta—Prospect ‘f Gold in the Diggings of the | tah Bradlee, front Calcutta ior Now York, 4th, 1 Bate Geo Roynes, Batenelier, Malta; 20th, Semi Luvrence, leave New York tor Haifux, they did so with the LA % about a year; had come home a short time ago, and was American Company in Honduras—Political News, dc. jus for 7th, lst $0 10 8, lo » elgnali Yiools Phin God Hove nd i fine rd K Page, ivieot cf enlisting them as voidiers ugon arrival; | _, 180,000 bushels of wheat bave been shipped from | Ordered to return, in consequence of the confused state | Ihbasten toforward you what news I bave from these Pa, ure from Ca'cutta for Liverpool; Heridee, Malte July 4, Taran G Bade, Oaom, 6 ted for Beemen. Off the Start 30th Leila, Wilson, from Ham- that tho irdividuals so nired nad the intent to enlist | Goderich and Boyfield to Buffalo and Osgego, since | of political affairs in that country; bis wife and turse | quarters, where once 1 wrote to you in former years. | Bingonin tor tenson for Beeman, On it; Brist urg for ‘or! or reaching Haliiax; and thas this iatent was mutu- | the opening of navigation. It was purchared from | servants were with him; reached Philadelphia aboat a Tiger Inland was thrown into a state of accidental from’ mucurrens, Kr « tod rter past one o'clock on bis way to New Yors; was ship (i t FORT Navat--Arr April 16 Ocean Wave, Murison, Table a nd concaren boa 97a derstood by both | mie to ten hinge York bushel, ‘through the | 9xeriy Pantve the boot t0 go oo he, realdence ct ime | commotion on the 14th inst , which shook the whele vol- & srepaite arose ere Bdbetingalahog | By eu —are July 4 Wm Spragee, Bovors, Yo Judge Sprague deoided tust the evidence must be | The Ruby and Canadian run from Detroit to | {ether jnlam, Thomas sully, Iig., to get some thingefor | eanic organization of Central America, politically speak. SW loth int 330M 7090, Speke rele Binck | , QueeRerowN—Arr Juxei9 Baltimore, Jucobs, Covetes- adiitted to 0 certain exun Chat portion by | Goderi:n. A new stearuer is to bs built the com- | aricies spoken of and returned tothe wharf, bat found | !2& a# well an geologically. The brig Vesta arrived from | Squall, tence for Pert Tavacen’ Roviertam, 40 | Limoberty dpeash ds: Gc Gepiister Saucer day Seanben, which the Distnct Aituroey wished to show the | sng fall and wiater, to ply between Saugusen, | tne two o'clock boat gone; bad to wait until five o’clock | San Francisco, with fifty six hombres, all told, and came anys Pfihiedee and af passengers, to enter: ‘ Wreyford. Alexendris, 4 er cotnection of the decudacra #itn tha passsnge 6 | Michigan and Goderich. for the next train, which time was spent at the mesrest | to anchor in front of Tiger island. Col. Walker, the bip Fanny Fun (ot Bath), Jora N Arr off 30th Anglo Sexom. Sinnott, from Callao. e Sierps—Arr July 24 B Kimball, Davis, Antwerp. G4 28th Mary Groen. NYork. Swansra—Sld July 2 Sophia, Cann, Constantinople; Al- bert Gallatin, Stcrer, 3 bow, Gage, Havens ‘on Off the Start July 3 Charter Oak, Mee- on re 2) Charlotte Reed, Elwell, Matanzas, a 4 li l. ick, eecond mate, died ot Hughes, of Rockland, M must be admitted, auo acy de laraionsof thse | 4 Yankes recess has bet opened at Goderich, | Boel Blcocacod s, at Walnut atroet weart;on going on | pioneer of civilisation, with the instruments { | Meena eee a 5° t nee earek pioneer of civilization, with the instruments for the de- | Sorcer, of Bi persone ca board ot the Boffslo, made withia the | where oyacers can be hed at all times. They go by Posse the bast Mopeds bel Diu Cay Trees walopament of dbs spunk of the Nisa tg ta Goes Jorisdiction of this ccurt, saowing their intent | exosess to Detroit, aud thence to Godericn, by f at thet time, would be admissible. The objec: d 1 Z the noise snd bustle; shortly before five o’ciock—the | mand. 1 wav on my way to the island, and saw the brig Ai agp ld peer Ed steamboat. Who soya the Canadian share of Lake | inst tell bod juat rung, at ive minutes before Gve— | standing in. All at once aho came to anchor; some sig. sat ra, ani admitting the declarations of these persons b3osuso RE a een : reer, Thom T'recopaice gs bt, Eauameib Ridiamsom Clocking | Dal from the island; boat lowered, flied with men, vislt- R & H-Atr May 1 Priscilla, Eindeay, Balu: they are, or might bo here aa wi nesses, woRd, as a lamilton Banner says it hes the best au- | cc'sne recponcent), came up to me and asked if he | ed the port, Amapola; behaved well on shore; some ex- ark Albertina, Botton, Havana, July 11, with sugerand | more. June Si Mormion, Sdskeon,: hi sua 2 thority for stating that the enlistment tor the regi: " 4 ? + u segars, to Motor Taylor & Co. Exice—Arr June larmion, Jackson, Matanaas. generel iule, be eustained; bat ia this case Re would might speak to my servants; witness replied that he | citement as to where the St. Mary’s was cooled down, rig Davey R Hagen (of Bucksport), Hagan, Matanzas, | 76th Doroas Prince, Lawrence, Trapani. admis them; and when ‘tbe evisence w9s alin, | ment being rauedon the Niagera frontior is pro- | conid not imagine what busines he ‘could hare with ” | 1odays, with ayer, to HD Brookmen” 4 + | Wannen Paiwt--Arr June 90 Brothers, Doren, St Joba, ard the natore of it was ascertained, the Cours | teesipg very favorably, and toat the full comple- | his (witnes:’s) servants, and that if he bad anything to | ®=4 the orig weighed anchor, and stood for Realijo. | ‘ting Kate Ander‘on (of Belfast), Lincoln. Mateuzeg, 11 | NB. would atate its views of tae effect of it. The | ment of men wiil soon be on their way to Halifax, | say witness was tbe proper person to say it to; Mr. | 16th inst., arrived safely in harbor, and proceeded to | days with suger, to master July 17. lt 3549, lon 78 48, rani —The Infante, of St John, NB, Gourt wos not wittou'a bas to sxe admissibility | en route for the Crimea, Witiemson thes pushed past witzoas and asked the Wo, | Leon to jin the democratle party. uch excitemont on | fugu: ark NAtMAW Corawell of and fr Boston fom le: | AACA ata ni eater att nbandomed on tha Mag Ye ci 4 JE REELS : . . 5 . im lat 42 N, ; by the Feey, Ruden, ernie pai eg would give the defense the be: Post Orrick ROBBERY—RASCALITY AND Exore | ina free countcy,” or something likeit, and then, “if | the part of the natives as to what this little party are) B m, Brown, Cardenas, Jaly 11, with suger, to B | Zune so y ¥ “then Bi raske (of Gath), M About 1000 tons, Ameri ns they (the servants) would like to be free,’ the woman | going to do. Previous to their arrival, the governments Mr. Hailett then recalled MENT OF a Maxniey Man. For some time past, AS ) i 3 ) the g Segue de, Su Portewovrn, July 5—A vessel renee Is Grande, Suly 13 | as built, with’ “"J Bhobet™ the main rali, water: logged, without mmsts, bowsprit standing, timber laden, ‘which hed apparently beon bo: ‘bofrre, as o jeable article was gone. was fallen in with on she lat 36 N, lon 11 W, by , a e knew with whom 8] was going; the reepor surpicion has reared in the minds of the people re | “Pied that was going, where | of Central America tried hard to make » treaty of peace Faward C. Eding- Koew gome Frenchaisa on aidvog tn the vicinity of Richmond, 1a thie county, and bow dent then took her : A hoard of t Ore foiviol techs lone by the arin, and becan ic force her away, wieness inter, | Of tome kind between the contending parties in Nica. a Boer Povehsg pd feat ad Ho, El sard Gis | that rae wos shee rotten in the gaat fered ard acid to Mr. Williamson, “I with you would go | ragua. Priests have beon sent to Leon, from Guatemala, Bil : velia; atter reaching Tarpaniia Cove Ciavn.le told prin! ee Pie Oe at ere jg Mol ava; :) two colored fellows who had come up thon seized | tor this object, but all to no purpose. The democratic Schr Metis (of Newport, RI), Savage, Kingston, Ja, 19 me be would shoot Ravsang in the Crimes, and | Dosey, never reached their places of’ dessinstion, tay resintance, I'will cut your throat;” co mofiaow the | Party brew the boys were coming, and would not treat. | 4%'4; With cofles, hides, Ac, and 14 patsougers, to Motcalt fi rricd away,'wae fullea th ‘with 12) etd op @ bandspike as it be ee Soiree we and others that did reaca the ‘persons to whom Proges names ‘Of the negroes who ve'zed and held me; one | Gur gold mincs—* placer digginn’—near the gulf of roche Albert Mason, Smith, Charleston, & dare, with oot. SR trom the Boetlande, by Se SSA Gar cite te oe \-" ie et fe 7 Morapetc rips deste we Ore a eet the Rest, | Wey were addressed, bore evidences of having | of them is called ‘Rabbit;”’ by the interteronce of dome | Foutica, wre producing protty well. The gold (s fine, and | 25 yon 70 exchanges’ nignals with S masted sohr GL Dison, | preach the veuesl on scocunt of the heavy ses. ntieman, who seemed to be a traveller, the negroes re- 5 ans, and he seid 5e8; and ae wiling to become ascl n opened and resealed. Several weeks azo, | FOS ‘the witsers, and he burried down to ve lower | tere is plenty of it. We have five at work, and Wake Tamerites;: Briggs, Wilmington NC, 4 days. ber 4ic ae 2000 as he got to Haittax; Lavigne told me be- | 87¢UDs man by the ey SI ee 00 deck, and saw Williamson hurrying the woman off, and | ¢mptoy the matives to dig. The calculation ia thatthe | wehrL P Beato lose, Ponasacola, June 20, ‘oth ell. da, Mott, Elouthora, 9 days, with pineapples 10, 10.9 Bnoas, A vorsel, waterlogged. with bulwarks boc) Ports. ALBANY —Are Joly 19 schrs Panama, All h, Bi , Wilmington, NC, 5 fore we got into Tarpauin Cu.ve.be was going to alip Postmaster, Gther colored persona with the boye, who were struggling | Mines yield about 21; cents to the pan. Sehz CR Dinos @ masied), Gatsio,’ Wilmington, NC, 4 | Ovonom, Story ‘ma Mourey, Provi é nga cbarge of the mails, flourished several $100 bills | foret away. went up to Williumese and woked bine Guatemala bas declared war against Honduras, and | ¢ays gu Loriliard, Liynes, Rockaway; sloope Ubinas, Olmste off the firct chance he ot; after the custer came in > f Ls + . Ly Schr Wm H Smith, Alden, Wilmington, NC, 5 da: Bridgeport; ‘Chius, ‘Johnston, 'NYork; propeller Swan, aight, he caid he was wilaog t> go; be refused to | bout the village; and as his wages were not saffi- | he was going to do with the womqn; he answered that | Gen. Lopes hur marched to the frontiers of itondures, | Scr (im H Smith, Alde ‘Wilmington, NC, 4 day” Leng, Philadelphia’ Cid sohrs J Goodspeed, Wilbur. Nor inte culkin’ Louk tm i cine ilLae eederee Ban ciently high to enable him to support dis family | his neme was more Williamson, thst he evel be <a ment of Gracias, to attack the forces of Rokr unis Maria. Cecklin Wisdaeton NO edays, dint Phiiedeiptis; Kelley” Bostocs carne phn Tita @ would be . en, Uabanos 15 at the head of the troops Schr Uregon. English, Wilminaton, Ni and jay by creined Mt was st once suspected of } found atSeventh and Arch streets, and 1 af days. eel, do. in, out gave no reason; did not bear tne detendants resporsible for any legal claim he (witoes ht have | of the State of Honduras, and swears he will sim« or Schr Aiba, Hobart, Wilmington, NC, ALEXANDRIA—Arr July 17 sobr J P Cake, Endicxt Sa} anytring phout gcing to the bo.t; Hanson toid eee ie cists oriole aaron te ne on the slaves; by 5 fry ‘time the pei pendeab with Mr, | swim. Bad prospects immediately ahead for Centra! Schr Leonora, Hi Plymouth, NC, Restgn st — bain) Anz, William D Carzill asd me at Tazpaulin Cove that ne was wil.ingto bocome | ¢ arta unknown.” Telling pis wite he was obli Williamson had got the servants off the wharf, and | Ateérica, but good times are coming afterward. I wish Pid Ss Baves 801 George 2B, SU, 6 das prerks don sobre M Bedell, coven ie Ja ‘oN ascloiee; Lippy sakes tuo if T didn’s know bofore I | {Phe tpsent @ day oF two, he went over t6 Ploteiors | tuzaing cowm the first street above the wharf (Froat | had the pens of some of our historians who paint this | elt Frances Burritt, Donelass, Georzetown, 8C 2 Brayton, Frovidence, E Hotchkiss, Bridgeport; 15th, Po- came on board that I was hired to go tothe Crimea; | toenhin. and induced @ young gitl, to whom he | ttt) burried them into s carringe which was standing such » heavenly country, and could use them to con- Sobr Froestore, Brooks necticut Rives. tomac, NYork; Montrose, do. that if I was wiliing to go and be @ soldier it wouid hoa be IP» } yor +S, girl, ; im. about @ square below Walnut street, in a large open | vince those who have read their histories that it resem- Scbr $8 Buohinght 00, Portland, Ct. BALIIMORE—Arr July 19 bark Huntingdon, Baldwia, be we! for me to eay a8 much to the officers of the en paying bis addresses for some time, to run th large warebouses im it (Dock street); after | bles in many respects that other place, called b—I. : : Bio Janeiro June 3; gehre Jolie Smith, Crowell, Boston; catter, becaure I didn’t know which of the gentle | 84 with bim, and the pair left, it is thought, for | the negroes bad got off the boat. Mr. Williamson walked For the sake of humanity, and the reat of the Yankee | Barks Lawrence, from Bordeaux; Jas Brandt, trom — | Polip Wa Werk Won Wee ae: eames Wm Thomat, men would have charge of me some time or other. | t2e West. We understand that Suiith wrote back | bebing the crowd, and,eaid someth whisper toa | nation Jiving out um these ° calanvura,’’ earthquaxe and | (By pilet Loat Motes M Grinnell), Warren, NYork;, ‘Fannie Crocker, Cont, "ison ‘Mast! ‘Crose-#xamined— Did not remember this conver. | {t0m some point on the Pennsylvania Ceatral Rail- large bur'y,pcliceman, who nding neer, volcanic regions, do not send any more Charge Edwd Siade, jes, Boston; Wild Pizeon, Milliken, Provi- 1¢ witnens spoke to the-policeman, ina whisper ask- | «Affaires, Minister Residents, nor the New York ships Empire City, Aspinwall; Northorn Light, San | deDo: eation whoa I was on the stand before; ree illected | T0#9, contessing that he had robbed the mail, and : Bay’ Cid brig Budsen (Br), Fish, London; schrs Mary C wt Bat a ade 8 t irg him to observe the peop who were iti Tritune,’ The first seem to be sent out here | J Terbeil, Taylor, Cambridge; Angelia it immediately afver leaving the stand; doa't kaow | *#7!ng that there was no use in any one fojowitg | OF ace, ‘but the policeman reltncd to have auytoiog to | to Tecetve the compliments of the natives, write quest |” Wind, sunzise, SW; meridian, ENE; everot, faa Ma vik lone, Ma; Only Daughter, Parker, NYork; - v¢ | bom, a6 he could never be caught. It is to be hope 8, 1 + mori ENE; eunrot, NE. Balti Sleight, ‘NY. an \ testified about it before the Grand Jary; don’t that’ the scoundrel will be disappointed i Bi do with the matter, as Chegwas vot a slave catcher’ history—teach the Monroe doctrineb—inflate those BORTON- weet 1) atip Northern Chief, Young, 1d krow a3 I was asked abu: it; have told the story ¥ PPO! n bis ox, Cross-examined—Mr Williamson walked back with ms | people with an idea that they are a people possessed of | | Ship Lriver, arr yesterday from Liverpool, reports July 1 1 Sth ulsy bark Proseote,.Spoar, Buouoe Ayres Why 23 toM: Hailett; { met mr. Lippy on the quarter tations, and that he will bs captured and punished ) t:om the cazrisge; he offered to write hia nume down, | all the riches of the world go home and leave « stale | Hery rence, a seaman, fe)l from maintop gallant yar 0 May. 27s deck of the Buffaio, when this Conversation took | #8 his villany decerves. The young lady who eloped | ut! told him I could write it mysel/; be gave no diroo- | calm dullzess behind. It is no: for want of education | Aad Wes cht: Oth, on the Grand Bouts boarded sehr Qaie 5 Panola cof New jace; (apcke to lum first, aeking him his mind | With him was of respectable famtiy, and bore a good | tions to the driver; it was not a regular coxch atend; | onthe part of those rent. Ob! no—they want now. | 4 here a Be RT Perkins, Nick- piace; { apcke to bum frst, aeking him his mind | repatation.—Easton (Pa.) Argus, July 17. there were ro other carriages Boar, tho people standing | 1eCee of the politicu of the country, which are intrigue N'w'35 milen, spoke sched W ean sbont thecazringe, and who hurricd the servants inty | from begining to end, aud to know that they have p pending MEW 50 wit me, snd then the conversation eusued which [ have it, were colored. nothing Yo do With such affairs, but are sent out by the rt yesterday trom Liverpool, was 17 days reisted; Clavelle had beea drvking at the time of | BUFFALO Braurape—A correspondent of 2h | “ahcmss Wallace, sworn—(Tis wituee-‘is tbo oficer | Lnited'Btater goverament for ike purpose of eaataral aks of Newfounaland, ‘with light. water igre Wil hia convecsation with me, bat #as not drank; I told pobre mest nr Bem iy, ou we Mis- | spoken of in the testimony of Mr, Whceler)< Ine line | the diguity cf our flag and the lavercete of simerican | Tide apd thick for; ard 6 days, Flake Hayden, do; America Lavigze that I would snip off with him. ‘ori PP iceidior wa wr ha AO} was just starting to Now York at five o'clock, whsn | citizens, and let the peuple learn from observation their wines Crees Girdles, Fiias Jacob Fisher, J. Hiss avd Caristopner Terse were | ¢XPoring arty to which was attached saw im- | witorss observed A crowd on Delaware avenue; thought | duty, Yu civilize any of these South American coun: “ em rhip Minerv jed, tried and condemn, win Bees Ontos, eS " seversiiy recalled, but nothing of imporian:e eji- | Mens numbers of buffalo between Ash Holiow and | there was e fight; inquires aud learned that some slaves | ties, with the Hispano race in it, is impossible. They | {aby the United Si So Gy y ‘ows, Dealing, Baxgor. Cld barks Larap: y Tonpe a a) om and hills were black with were being ued Me. Willmasoa was folowing the ~ See bases poo thrown in the = when f the Treasury, on the aya Fayre, Syraa: Avon ew, Leg py A Bez. Bort, on bebslf of the respoudents, thensaid | Sbout twelve o'clock they were alarmed by the } f''7)'2g to get away from the Perwona who hel} them; } | Exrexsive Roppyny IN THE oF Gaewt.— | tor®, celles tne Ma : ad ocbre te (Be Stuurt, Nessa, NP; Rime, Wetherel, hhe sivald move that 16 detendance bo discharged, | SpPEoedh of an Immense herd of buffalo, causing | followed them Up nearly to Deci-ntreat; tbe names of | tenmive robhers nermeera ced is MOTRIDg Of AD Ox | Oe eele m Ebiigdelphia: 4 i a ory ad cig ed co the ground that the evio-nce failed to sustain car mble beneata their , a8 they | the colored persons who ficemea to be rushing the party | ge: t i fy “aan es lie ge all cal rks Moe's yeah - the allegationa of the indic'ment, He cotesded | came dashing down the valley at full speed. Tho | on, were Augustus, Isuish, Malony, and snoman thy | C22 SEePAUSh, 1m the town of Ghent, Columbia county, lace bak me = , Des Beir ae a 300 rt, Candace; ce oe BRISTOL— Arr July 19 soar Tameree Ash(ord Pott Be a - ” tercay morning. The house was entered about two prcper name of “Rabbit” if Win. Hallard: ths o yao ki 000 ti sjoed at Front and Dock; the couch stand ls above, ab | to. Mr. Ds om, Dted. T-Dunapeuges Dre Be meek teat tae brig Buffalo was eogaged ina peaceful voy- | CAMp chanced to be directly in the path through ozs, compelled by clronm, tances to Bat into Tox. | Which this army of shaggy quadrupeds were msiciig ( SRG hs Racal pivaete t en; sloop Maria Louish, Bennett, Fall Rivor tor NY. p-ulin Cove, and was at tont time a British vessel, | “éirrapid march, and it was with extreme aiffizaty | Seon) on . younger brother were aéleep in t tne Heraid Marine Correspondence. tor NWork. 8 Pad defendanta were comaltting no offense ageiua; | — by dusch of rifles and revolvers ia quick | | “rors examined—Couid not vay how far Wr. William. | isuui wan, obs wore croused just as the thiet wes tess, | | PHILADELPITA, July 2 F “ ORAMERETONS aie Jely Ty bets Past Lacica, NYork the laws of the United Scatea, and were deprived | 8t0Cestion—that our travellers succeedad in curn- | *°o west with the crowd; he was beniod them and | ing, The Doctor fired at tke thiet but hh od | Hand, NY Ely sohr H P Stoney, Ertick 'f falng ship Loan: ws O! Sr Untan tieiad enti os {og them from their direct course, thus saving their | “¢‘zt¢ 19 be rushing them on; con't know whut became | Informe: 1s ip shee ht he ee aoe te iande good | via Haipt 7b dw Sones, from Cardit. Sid ache 8 Boltow Nie ee Lye. py their presence in United States waters of no , 4 of bi; bespoke to me; asked me to protect him in oy cas ih Dabke buts of the followine comaieationsy | wm stxiai 1 PALL RIVER—Art July 19 Richard. tor nights which they hela under «he Britiah flag. No | O*7 lives and the lives of their horses. Toy suc- roof whataver of “bicing or retaining” in New ceeded in shooting eeveral as they passed, among York hag been shown, nor is the evideue of ‘‘re. | Which was a fine fat yearling, some choise cn ‘lets 4 ‘8 rp dag meoncy was in dank bills of the following cenominations: | Lancaster, Sti 7; I ioe him | would bavo | —one $500 bill om the Chemical bans, New York city; toy, While ow ect Whore was @ row, then I} ope $1c0 bili op the Merchants’ Exchange bank, New York city; ten $60 bills on the Cuemical York getting the negroes a nothing to do with would make arrests, ly, Baltimore: MB Mahony, Robinson, Philadal phi WACHTASPORT— Are Ji . BA Totte forter Nverk; B dG Chaloner Pnempes G 7 > ; - . ; : " Teh, Lark Eliza Gerss (Br), Watlington, Jeinele tcining” at Tarpsulin Cove, ot sufficient weight to | Of which served them as food on their journey. Robert 'T, Dumbleston sworn—Is travelling agent o ‘ rT ay .. aa the deteopants, It te altemetber too imay. | S’me ides may be formed of the number of buffalo | **% Camden and amboy Kaulrond, saw notoag of the SHS sna tee baleen pees kite uonemtaces buna: adlonte Toren, Crosby. ail Geowelh delehte: Ml BrOR. Aa 42 sour Faer, Eves, Phils : 4 nie until the parties were on the lower dec: A reward of $600 is offered for the detection and a, Smilh, Dostes; Sontce temple, Uridgeport: sein Levees’ | xey-Pederctene iy 18 steamer Merrimac, Makin- committed in New York, then the a tia beyond the | St full speed they were at least an hour in pasang | .. hence Pere CoHKOberated the testimony of Mr. | Lension of the thieves, and $1,000 for the thieves and | ter, Si nk Ball, Balem; Chrono- Rew HAVEN- ld July 19 schr E 8 Thompson, Jurisdiction of the Uaited States, He also denied | the comp. yf ang Pe fi i. | moncy. The following ia a description of the thiel seeq ) wet Geo Washington, Walliams, ox | Phlindatphia, " that the word “retain” in the statute could be — war, “warcsawora—Te one of the messengers at tho | by Ux, D.i—About five feet mine inches in beieks, dark | besy: LL Avgu te, Loeeer, ‘Snow, |) SEW ORLEANS —Arr July 19 sips Horstlo legally covstrned to mean forcible deten:ion. Mitirany wm Ctxcrsxati—Resronation or | “Gi simone made « state hair and yes, small whiskers on the chin, and had ons | fatthewa'feitunne se? aaeaaike Pa Ter) bie Touee hon Cie WH copety Hula, Barectons Mey Mx. Haliott cont uded shatt he argument that i¢ | AlvS 70 THe Sararriny Cvanns.— Considerable | suncot Ms, Wheels in ietcromes Cetke eae | HoUNEatent coat, ‘The Doctor thinks he is wounded ia h asiiiiin” ale Martha Post, Mather, Weston. Cid steamship Orizana, Fer, offence a] in the indio ment was commit. | ¢*Citement was caused in military circles yesterday, | of the slaves to go with the rescuers fea yy be fain, uly Ba kak. te moet eee Mecenricoox, of New York, before reported on 616 Gre hlpe Creole, Pieres, N¥ ork; Chad Ceceker, u by the reception of an order fr: Me Goce Core, 8 was br yond the jariedisten of | Commanderin-cbiet of the malitia af tee Bie ee pre pt or wate t, and Deion Obio, ccmmondirg the restoration of the arms to . “wen as pons pohtrpenghe iy Tarpanlic the Sarsfiel¢ Guards, from woom General Sargent Seen thereby "bringing ‘the offence within the had taken them, on account of their refusal to obey ce Flower, Woodbury, do; bark Pane Rio de Javelres brigs Lola (span), ‘Telegraph (B1), Worsce, Sisal, nn cate Viee —In port July 19. 2°P M, beige JR Rhodes, #, from Providence for Philace|phia; echre Diadem, videnoe for NYork; Ashland, Poland, de fot plain Heath sworr - isin the employ of the Cam- den and Amboy Railrcad; wae 01 . r nothing of the transaction; wniil the cry wes macder; |, ANOTHER Boat Race tx. Bosror.We under. @ litle boy struggling in the £ ied | Stard thet anciber exciting boat raco is to come olf murder, and Mleked Sad stranged ry get away ton on the Mul Dem between the Maid of Erin, eight tied at Ric Janelro, had been pumped out aed noar- 48th The fire commonced in the botwoen t 35 feet in length, more or los. which the vessel enabied to proceed on her eo about let July. 8 ‘ Suir Dow Juan, of San Francisoo Capt David © Micchell urteciction - bis orders, and parace on the 4 é hin; this was on the lower deck of the boat, jast oars, and the Superior, six cars, from St. Joha, ia dismasted in’ tt t h . ing ‘of the areeee = reeset a to Ln eo] other companies under his EN a the parties bad come down stairs; could not ay who sbout @ fortnight hrnoe--the Bugerior, with ‘six Wrecbed on ihe fuoceeding dey meee 8 aneje, north of Leste: Passe WHO ne Namey Ramen, Benton, bette ote en i ment has net only restored the arma tothe Yeah | “een were that bad the boys; they did not want to | oars, to pull without slowance aguics the eignt | Acsrulce | Stip and cargo, a cotal rance PHULADELPHCA-Cid, Joly 1%, FM. beige Dalmont ahead tee Capt Mane t ies, wad aft P iL Go mith the party who had them, and they auld #0. | eprs of the Maid of Erin, Our beat clubs bere | {or'reuched meaptice ihe dan ketone the caning: UE, | Locke Pazk, Moston 1 Kate ‘ Lr. Vandyxe rove ater the above testimony had been 3 expect that this will prove the race of the season, | tteamer. Jones, Hatch, Salem; sobre Ba {em phich'uad Veen tae yy the vespmanens ant es | The Superior will Je ag Dy hey mage mea nb red ae The Vin est mene the Tole oP Rbeaie atl | B Maxoirey Maga bad two motionsto make—1it. He moved thet the re | Union Club of St. John, who took the prize in the Soravea, aud hove arrived we Pordange 4" | Bowning, Rice, M sponcent be beid in bonds for contempt in making a fals» | Ste race against the J. D. R Patnam, from New : = ropelttan, return tothe Ccurt; pnd 2d Tbat ‘the respoadent bs | York.—Boston Traveller, July 19. heid im 86,000 to answer a charge of wilfal perjury. Mr, Giipin seked whether the Comt would now ben ted, soldiers, but has appointed George E. 1 the Buttlo Lipry meas bog or bi tart Major General of th! P aiviston, its. a are dollars bwinty and eight dolar a 1, Decesrary oa'h of office yestorday morning,and wil! nnd some land after the war wea sve ned | <f course, enter immediatey upon the duties ;for that he could be an officer in the British 4 tc which he was sppointed, snd will have a eharp eyo all of which Edling sequietced, ana made wie upon Ger. Sargent, who will be sabordinate to him, Vion antil they got into Tarpsulin Cove. This. he 8 well as a watchful regard tor the feelings of the told to be of a contract between the parties; Trish and German Cee 80 that they abal! not jemen. Sid trom New Bedford 1¢th, bark Ses Queen, of Westport, Hampton, Pacise Govan, Sid'from Provincetown 17th bark F Bunobins, Tuck, In | fo 2 er the respondent on the question of contempt fe wa Hon. Chavles Sumner, of Masenchusetts, arrived in | “an Qoean, Sid from Lewes, Del 18th, PM, ship Fanny Mel for ae pom ne engge prevented one of the Cone Cobeiton hee Ton Ney de not like.— | invitucted by kis elient to aay thet evidence could 6 | stuwankie om the 10th nat At Seycticilog im March, Alto. Snell. NB, eit enknown: | s1 Jona, ND, fark Union, for Matansan: brik Aumetion for bed to and must take hin ‘there, int Saami teen Aces Ut) would put & dillerent complexion o@ th | ky Presicent Tyler aud fomily have takes quarters a r= No ante, ct Port Dauphin, Wom &'Blizn, Pickens, |" PORTILAND—Are Jaly 11 abip Wm Patien, Plait, #2 dar expressions by others, he contendad owed Fatsuity awono Fish We Jearn, from the Judge Kane vaid be would either hear counsel on the | Point Comfort for the searon, 0 ep; Hope, Waite, bie pol ith cit: sehr Wilifsm, wre ‘Georgeto , - t Jodge Kane eaid he wonld par counsel : , ee i, Kinsman, So the ta bad the real control of the yea. | Détt suttority, that for miles in the waters of the | qusticn ar it now stands, or Le would henr evince for ee Ship Loe Choo, from Hampton Roads for Boston, July 18, ruly 18 sehre 4 At the St, Nicholae—W H Philip, Washington, DC; R UTil—Are July 18 sehen Kossuth, Churchill, N coferdant the captain simply being their agent. Beech Fork of Salt River, Ky., the fish are dying by | respond i 5 oP: a] J'DE pendent. as 5 lat 7 1S, lon 74 1S—( By pilot boat Eliwood Walter) © Patterson, Jones, Phi'adelphia, o further argument being made by the defonce, | {2°"sarde. The ebore is covered with their Seat | Mr Hopper caid the motion of the District Attorney | Bowrtnee Norton, Glen Cove: MW Griswold. Mei W May. | “thip Atelanta, hence for San Francisco, April 16, Int 66 8 PROVIDENCE Arr July 19 propeller Pelignn, Willis % » | bodies te eueh' a Grates Yaet, te ak x taber beuenat ont trio me D ‘i Y | yard, boston; $Heicht, Nowburg; James McQuade, Utien; | oh VI NYork; eohts D W Vaughan, Olffers, Ray pahannock; & A in sion Chak pe the law and tne evidence, | loaded with an offensive omell.. The Seashore ten Genefereomalerstion. nt eens pene a 4 family, B Sey eye eAy, tence. for Maaiiis, Jen 16, tet 06008, | Te Ev uit Envline i 5 s a its Adderly a y, Engl on 108 * | Tryption rs Te 1 aw erBiolent to ceinion there waa ao evidence | turned jocse to feed upon them. No reeson can be nope Keme understobd"that the reepondent was pot in Brectbury, USA.) 8 Gund. | “hery Penguin, henes for Hong Kong, May 2, tnt 19 N, ] Bete Me Fine Pet the) ict the defendants, and in ven for this fatali tb ited of fen Willing to take the stand and swear that he bad Washington; P V Kellogg, W | ton £2 W f 1 hoops Te vey Jary accordingly. in that region at a Over 866N | ¢vicense to offer. If the respondent won!d weLville; ex-Mayor Crosman, Ax Am three masted rohr stooring NNW, having square | Port Buen: Viet £ apes Was then given to the jary, who re- fish, b * , with the single exception of tre cat~ | inet he haa auch evidence in prospect, the ( vatin forward, WAS seen June 24, Ist 19 N. lon 97. burgh, NYork. Si tuned a verdict of not guilty, without ‘leaving their » bes been found killed, Can our wise ones give | consider the application for xcontinuanes Houre—Hon Rison Lb Olds, Obio; Ethan | AB Am fore and aft sehr, Mecring REE (ounpored the | Isaac Winckley seats. she e & reagon (~-Jndianapolis Sentinel. Mr. Pastore Williamson wes then affirrusl, aad teati- hg Rg RY ne mene Mit MAY Mtoe Bleren Laone, was | EMiagatgbi Roy, Geer, Rondont. for && John, NB, July 10, Nem. | | SALEM~Arr July 16. brigs Adelina, Milliken, Rendect : - a jot "7 Mr. Barr then moved the defendants bs discharg: | _Rarunoan Conve Dudley Bute. vt A fied in substance as followa:—After the colored people 94, bat Mr. Hallett interposed, saying that there was | tion assembled in attalo a ab tobina ane leit Dock street in the carriags, 1 «sw no more of 17th, Ace Maria, Ropes, Teles de Los, Wost Const of Atrion, mi uffalo on the 19. iost., to them: I do pot know whore the ° ene, b) hip Northern 1th; 18th, bark Arrow (ne Salo, ® Stark and Livy. yor rd r. re % bene og ores equitable relative fares petween po Mek. ong contro! over then, ner have Thad aay ant ta thett algae Treeena & Gers mesoveder; Ru rnos Avwee~ In pers May 26 bark John Murray, Smal | acieh York Sd", whey W ‘Vahion ce , 6) roads escape; m, tho he atl re ; g 5 se. . arge. They were accordingly held, ani Radelins Se ‘ee Ee the kame business, and ape; my whole connection with the ailar was this Brewster and wite, it W Alien G | ley, rom Cclouia tor Ragland, arr i6 b (xn poved io ry hey, Philadel: is. 1G ship Jesovhine, Rernholm, Y a). 4 May § ships Mery Goodell, mill, Hoog, NYork. Cid sobs 4 1 Maul, Psoite; bark Mary Bronwen 1 bed heard tha’ these (bree Persons were in the Nd city, sod I felt anxious to luform them. of their ‘ G inpesheiner, re MA | have tid ore and Langlois wore set at liberty, ¢din the octamer i to the inierest of all ita,GH Devoe, | ell, Caientte ‘Se New It tae offence of “icing or retaiviog” was really | 1 this vast herd from the fact that though running i m= Of passengers and frei Tes m them | oh (not eid 4th), NYerk; sebr Job: videu vie’ scrsing wtih ooee “vim ins testa (Prtday) | Delegates from all the Fastern acd Weoterm etd Shere’ l saw a years bey; Tooke tear seer ee remakes “pial | Hontandee| iit, kaglse”” "Femorey, Paelte, lite 5 She A. Wastherey tetas “pace, a " y s jotmeat agains: | wore to be present ari take part in tne o cY, ber; 1 him about the mat: | opiid: JN Samuels, Mre MM Smith and boy Weidman | bark Seott Dyer, Hii, ingle ¥ 4 4 O Washburn, Camel, Fert sa eeaniagkl and L'py will come ap for action. of the eouveution, . er for, ame id me where the party was; when want | gud wife, H Weidman, G Heechor, Mr it J Hall, MY | Cars Bavrins—In port dnly 7 brig Lanrillia, Soild, birt Lilly, Joues, asd Jona T Gapes, Magnes, pon the upper deck of the boot L saw chat mas, | Regerr, W Stolabarh B Gncevst, Mle W Gagivit, dO Gag: | Ayvun Dorion, jth wan; rubs Bationmake, Aumes, ioc NYork