The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1855, Page 8

8 Annual Commencement of Yale College. ANNIVBRSARY OF THE PSI UPSILON SOOTHFY. New Haven, July 24, 1855. ‘Now Haves, or at least « very large portion of it, is ia a state of the most pleasing excitement, for to-day the commencement of Yale College begins, and, as almost every one knows, who is st all acquainted with the matter, the anniversary of that venerable institution ia always an occasion of the greatest interest. The wea: ther bes been threateni:g sll day, but the people here pay very little attention to it, and if it should prove ever ao unfavorable it will hardly prevent the people from enjoying themselves. Hundreds of the former graduates of ‘O'd Yale,” as it is affectionately called, have re- turned from their homes ia different parts af the Union to look once more upon the time-honored walls of their ‘Alma Mater, to renew the associations of their earlier days, and to join im the festivities of the Occasion, The merchsat has left his counting-houge and the busy marta of commerce; the lawyer has for the time bing forsaken forgotten ‘‘ bis quirks, his quiddities and his tricke;”’ the physician bas consigned hia patient to the decree of fate, fortunately, doubtless, for them™ solves in many cases; and even the min'ster bas re- signed bis place in the palpi: and left his flock to sup- ply their epiritual needs ‘aemselves, and allare to b> found mingling here toge’her in the moat pleasant fol lowship, recalling the reminiscences of the past, and indulging in those little amenities of social _interoourss which, although trifilog us they may appear to some, make up, after ail, the real pleasure of life, The stu dents swarm the streets, they throng the hotela; they are, infact, #0 omniprerent that New Haven appears to be taken captzve by them. Like victorious soldier returning from a brilliac! campaign, they are the cyno- aure of alleyes, and it wouia appear that the ladies bave become #0 evanwre2 of them that they will not even deign to les upok apy other of man. Kind, So imesintinle asc fhey that 1 almost wish I was a nmtuden: again, ya ve beeu more then once tempted to *ssume ‘There t, however, o cer sin (udessribable air, or ax the Fremch would way, j¢ ne is quoi, about them which I om afraid | could sever 1 tate, and so must remain in my excluaivenese, nn ced by the fair, Among the atudenta the Pai Upriiun ure eanily cistinguishable by the symbol of their soci», which is worn om the breast, and they seem to be erable. The Pais ave a merry, joily, mirth loving eet .( f-lows, and when they get together generally nav. shat ia well known as a good me.” This morning «1 elover o'clock they had a matting and at three ti» aszembled again; but as thele proceedings are alwa). vrivate, I could not obtain ad- mission, But if I did no: get in, J heard of part of their performance, and it con ited my imprersion that they were a joily set of feos. If the readers of the HeRALD bave any doubts on Wi point, let them read the follow- ing ape te converted :— SONG OF THS PSI UPS. An emit dows |\/o’s restless river Onward we Hither our tho: Here’s wp f Dear as the tm)iss of thoue who love us To memory ome, Bright ae the teore In boyhoo-’'s y above us, py Rome, ficau When the varia is sad end dreary, Other »)'-asures gone, O! Brotters «hen the heart ia weary, Taivk o| Pe Upsilon Here many le this o'o Hours far asx w Dearer to Hither in fetw Where we were youug, Beightly Jove’s vestal fre still burning, We’) ping 1) sopge we've sung, ‘ine eveoing the literwry exercises of the Pais took pleco ip the Firet Dutch ie ormed cburoh. An oratioa wa- ety ced by Wilem iH Burleigh, Eaq., of New York, ands poem by Rey H»: .cs James, of Worcester, Maas, ‘te istervoe of the ecitic was tastefully desorated by the fax triends of te Pyia, and comepicuous among the ep be lishment were tow symbols of their society, arieticaly worked in everg-eens The church was crovces, the Jacies cop titnting a lange majority. The execoren were ovoncd with prayer by Bey, Mr. ct Celitornis, ser which the President, Mr. E. W. Kodtoeon, of New Yori, mace © few appropriate re- mata w the course o/ wweh re psida tribute of re- spect to the memory of five of the deceased members of the Pei Upsive Fe Meners Humphrey, Mouilew, Cciton, Badseck, anaa ‘on of ex-Govetmor Baldwin, of Cones treut— of wh a be seid, would loag live in tte remembrance of thy ving members, for their man} quatities, He alo epoke of the odjectioa whic bece made to the rociaty aga secret body, amd aaid that it was purely of « social character, ani was in- to supply the place cf home, in ministering to the rational enjoyment of ite members. In hia allusion to the ladies, Mr. R. was exceecirgly felicitous, aml was iewstded with the ort vounteons thare of approda ticn At the conclusion of his remarks, he introduced the orator of the evening, the Nev. Mr. James, who waa grested with a perfect storm of spplause. Altee making eows sllusioca to tacta in the history of the fraternity, and expece ly to the fact that deata had cemoved some of ber earliest and mort idustrions soos, Mr Janes went on to ray, that mon are mainly what they make themselves; and ths queet'on what they sual do and be, is one of she mort important they are called on toesttle. Ha then aunsunced his subject as being ‘Steps in Personal Life’? Ae'took it ior granted that human character is usually developed mor» rapidly particular perio¢s, aud under peculiar circum: point which he iilustrated from some historical inatan pertinent to the care. An important stap was taren ia erronal life when one acquired the mastery o! bimsalf. re at Grst depecdant wholly on others, and it is only late period that we ga‘u toe contro: ot ourselves. But when we Co, & j1eat thiag ia done, a nob'e victory is w g can then exnivit a noting, unresticg a ,” and cary forward our enterprincs with cool- mess, peceoptners and success. Those who have gained ths tuastéry are intutive men They jump at coa- clusions with more wisdom than other men approach them by reascning: Their unthinking utterances b foree. of maxims. | Their very analy x0, Oliver Crom cet, Such men 4 of all wuch it ma: said, sunt quia posse videntur — There isa fascination ia the boi’ners begottes by self control. It cam even gloss Over @ defeat and turn It icto @ suco " that it to learn ene'a 1 timer, what they 1 to preach when they had better bey inmering On an anvil when they ought x doul. - Men will prosper in lite if thay bave founc tucir proper sphere, ans otderwise not, No ‘one may have who is ia the ed: they melt away tefora him ‘oif how many the sheep + to study one’s adapta ed wiful in her ap, can make even feeble attainments and slender powers go muoh fur- ther practically thaa they otherwiee woull, This fully sod pertineo'ly tllustrated, and espe ly by on incidest drawn from the Scandiaavisa my- thology, which nerralsn the binding of the wolf Fenris, dark elves, of six ds of women, the Toots of stones, the einews cf bears, the breath of ‘fish apf the ppittie of birds.” So in’ life, asid he, do we jad many a wolf by gentle meani appy combina Hmoet impalpable pow hen others more poweriul would hive rroved ineffic not ers ured to bring to naught thin . Mr. James next cbserved that the tigui step that could be taken in personal life, was to install & new pricciple in tbe soul. Principles are coa‘essedly minent among the world’s great forces, They lie of pulpite and prerses, and give them power. Taoy age juvisible, but everywhere present, and well-nigi Omopipotent. ‘The men of great minds and large vi kow their value snd tbri!l with their inspiration Their ature justifies the prominence we ive them; for aten upon the pure reason. They have thoir the highest part of our nature. rooted into the consciense, end thua have autkority, a fearlessness, a devotion, which distioguish them from ail other motive powers. Mea are more readily distinguishable from one snotber by the poasas sion ot absence of them, thin by any other tent, Those who beve azopted them are noblemen, thor 0 have aotare noboties. When we speak of men of ‘no prin- ciple,” we mesn that they bave nothing fired as an un bencivg rule of action, no truth to which they have given the kelm of the mind. Their course is tor yoons = tricky, borne w ro end downward ad . log ia the whirlpool of Niagara, making continual rations but no progres ; while the man of prin. Saar, cereals, rather that, rosderful current 1) Swreping lor ward throngl rapids, over< the La a ul leap cnward, still’ onward’ in ite strengely groen Ce2ihs, impetuous, reaistiess, aublime, ‘Therefcre, to put one’s tlt under the guisanes of great princip! ja to teke che most important one can tohe. The great eras in the lite of om indiviveal upon which after locks back with peculiar interest, are all ima m cays. They usher ina new regime in raonal life, and, therefore, the la rilan- Berepit and reformer tend'te cai peal Soar toe their work well done when into a mind vacant ly, Billed with evil, they bave cart the tev’ of some preat ‘ruth, to germinate and bring forth fruit there for ever. BN thing that can b¢ calle: oon im this world is S one's nelf to a principle, amd go with ‘ throngh thick and thi ing ‘tna chains of gold about the neck, is th ues drue eminence. The primciple wil) live on after the ma: ‘is dead, and while that remains vital his memory alao will live. The er then dwelt at some length apon ‘various forms of life, in which a principle is falsely used for am unworthy end, im conscientious wrong doing, which is the most uncomfortable hind of sinning known, pan a 80 aos in that uRD ese in nu; ‘ which is the destruction of Sas hearted maabest? He closed with a corc'se an graphic contrast between ~ fhe ee mae who atte from high aime, wbo acts frem personal and inferior motives. He it an clement of hope for the them and straggie. There ‘o wil Or re is no résson to fear be it. 7 Batit will be a eure wort—for truth. ive'dod te eee At the conclusion of Mr James’ admiradie oration, "which was received throughout with repested applause’ lie BORLMION was introduced to the audience, va poem. Hoe was also favored with the same gratify. og marks of ay bation. Hin sudject waa ‘oet,’? aad the following are his ideas as to what should 16 bis charscter and mission — No lew ambition should profane his themes h angels in iy eer, dreams; fe by ame for them. Per] NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1856. Or calgbrate triumphant wickedness. Our Barbadoes Correspondonce, ‘The Neuman Street Casualty. erat day. West Thirty-third street, at 1 o'clock | beard. Thaugh poone ving, ant pesien wear and far Bansavoss, July 8, 1855. COROWER’S INQUEST. “In brooklyn, on y after « brief te Wi Bin’ snoed of peaten 6s powee Giveceed team goot, Spreulasions in Flowr—The Export Trade Active. | _ Yesterday Coroner O'Donnell held an inquest atthe | Jasae How non of Roi sha Sams i Daven, aged | heh ‘Trampling the law of juman brotherhood; New York Hospital, upon the bodies of Alexander Buras of bia am ~ se par ot ® in daintiest rhyme,’ For titled scoundrels and for gilded iJ it ‘crime— and Cornelius Sullivan, who were killed by the falling But Nature’s priest and truth wen bard should be, funeral service, at their residence, of the old bullding corner of Nassau street and Cedar, | South Brookiyn, at 4 o'oloce P- Me'this Sarr (Welosr, on the morning of Monday, The first witness placed ey 7 withoat further inviation. Cpright in purpose, and in epirit tree, ption, Mr. Jauxs Lun, son of penses amounted to fim Be no and ‘a rirtue strong, upon the stand was William Van Wart, who boing duly Leverett Lec’ aged 19 yours, 6 an beer red adil oie reata oll The Conant aa Ty ie pa carl phon ‘ana are maturing repidly, and | #¥°r, deposed that he resided at No. 74 Grove street; His irlands ana relatives are invited to attend his fu- sibar should, Sat warns And bere , to Piorpont, as bis beau ideal, concluding his tribate to his asfollows:— And still, where’er thy honest verse is read, ‘Thy praite shall be—We cannot make him dead.” pers. and pro’ i Thi afterno: a cerious decline may daily take place. We quote is foreman to Amos Woodruff, master mason, and has | neral, to-morrow (Thursday ‘at 40%) flour nominally at $ asi 50; corn meal, $6 inst been employed by him for several years; has taken fie Ss Cag maa his Mater re. Hichardsoa, 42h At Vae0e, rise, 60.5 crackers, $62 8 | down several buildings for him; had charge of taking | "@bGs cteat, July, of & abort but severe illneas, | Mattapelsett, 120 sp60Wn on beard oe pice 1 tale yellow corn, $23; $72; mees pork, $18 died per lb., es butter, | down the mason part of the building corner of Nassau | Mancasar Suxmoun, beloved wife ef Henry Webster whaling cab Amazon, of and from Nantucket, 80 days ou), i 160. Staves not wanted; lamber, $21; P. P. ‘ e Hoctor, with 50 bbls blacktiah oil. As a contrast to the true poet, he treated his audience * ’ ’ and Cedar streets; at ten o’clock yesterday, when in the : ieee Her rewains will be taken from: No. 3 Fourth street, Spoken, dc. to ae (esol son a Alege — ee ard molasses in active demand—the latter | *°t of TERRE ae bricka from id Lincoln of corner of Divialon arenes here to Rrsegress Pea rk Fisefiy,: dence et, Hovane, 9th inst, no lat, &o (oy amorou: -wrig! y b xander Burns, Cornel vi Cemetery, ednesda: o'clock P. M. er, a ore 284). Pumps from hip {raches sounds that pass lor sighs, | bas been gold at 160. a 1c. for the United States. | the win eNene: Stoyeag on the. floor, which suddenly | ‘Ou Mosday afternoon, July 22, after revere illaees sow Thence for Port so Prince, July 18, tat And through some ’tortion of his feverous brain ‘5 came down op,acoount of a pin supporting the Euizapets, only daughter of and Jane Vandewater :. from NOri for Pi Mistaken for love h s old dyspeptic pain; Our Port Spain Correspondence. having given way. ‘The floor of the second story rested | ged 8 years and 7 months, ‘ 8168, @ — ind bent on verse, through song and sonnet drives Port Sram, June 26, 1855. on the first, dragging with ita portion of the rear wall, he relatives and friends of the family are respecttally Foreign Ports, Bis civaking nouns with tender adjective Dulness of Trade~State of the Markets—Marine sere up three or fourmen;I caused the ruins to | invited to attend the funeral, from the residence o! rt June 11 beck Elisabeth Hall, ith tropes inco usly mixed, Nor sense, por nonsense, Will shrug his shoulders at this plain advice, And lay it on the shelf, as over nice. Perhaps it is; but this, well defence, At least, I'll say—’tis meant for men of sense. This poem concluded the exercises, and after _bene- diction the audience dispersed. IM. Apgn—In po: Bertram, ed immediately; when the deceased ts, at East Williamsburg, this (Wednesday) morn- | 3d, 110m Salem Fi i om Foy ait, aa aes pee wate | Geant pam rem oe ee oie | LN oma man tome We hove had eeversl- arrivals from the United | York Hospital; just oor previous stead for interment. . 4 31 been fourteen days ¢ in taki Tuesday, July 24, Exizaneta Txrry, only daughter ‘no other vorselsin port, Btates lately. ‘The atook of flopris now over 3,000 down ald building: went around tbetiteleng rey ee Ty aes Tea, bone ad duly 9 barks Racelsler, —y bbls. in first hands.. Consum; limited, owing | dey since I comment gi lown, and every hour | 96 deys. the day I made a sim‘lar examination of the pre- | ‘The funeral will take place this day, (Wednesday,) at to the high pricen and the duintes of trade. Corn | S206 Te soled ites usualon the morning of thoac- | ga’elocs TM" from tho Church of ihe Moastah, Acel- meal being cheaper, is wanted at quotations. Mess | cident, and found nothing in the appearance of the build- | phi strect, near Myrtle avenue, m. Friends of Tart, i, t ani fish would find quick sale at | ing to cause any apprehension on my part as to its fall | the fam!'y are invited to attend, without further notice, UNION doce L. Ie— TROTTING. Hed nee tna htc: are the curiuat rates for ines ae Beg 1 youl not mere 2 seo i the hos Kael’ ane at Leet ea bys CATHARINE PARMALES, lode : oR fis ; at; there were a large men, re . Tauspay, July 14—The trotting match, for $2,000, iat gary Chie pais: Tee Ds SO 58; core, bayn always around the building, gathering up pisces of | "The relatives and friends ef, the family are invited to | voor, hence, a a mari which was to come off yesterday afternoon, between b. | bog. 's ;, b on ee } QOrD, per | wcod; I gave orders to the men at work tnere to difve | attend ber funeral, from her late residence, 121st « Rio Jannino—in port Jone0 shipe Sen Seepan ay g- Hardroad and br. g. Major Rogers, was postponed on account of the weather. As will be seen by the adver- isement in cur celumas the race is announced to come off to-morrow, at 4 0’¢lock. for 0, disg $2. repaic dam il, Hardy, hence for do, Topsy : e hence for 2; meas pork, $22; beet, | them’ away; I have complained to the police of their | Harlem, near Second avenue, this Gay, Wednesday.) Oe Bem Phtedelph ‘alee, unc: Parthion, ‘warebait tor Mon. 2 25; B. ©. peas, $2; , lem, halt bbis , $12; butter, $5 50 per keg; lard, $26 presence, and they have repeatedly ordered them off. 11 o'clock A. M Ib.; rice, $6 = 100 1b3.; candles, 7, . Robert Minton aworn-8tated that he could corrobo- | keepasie for interment. Ponnocs, tor Valpar for Huli’s; pitch pine Inmbe, neko ataves and | rate the testimony of the last witness, and believed it | On Tuesday morning, July 24, Manx Louis, daughter | tevideo ith; bric Abby Thaxter, Wii York Léde, ar » Ov Wil rn for N shocks unealeable; beadings, | #11 to be true; had always seen the foreman at his post | of Horatio and Mai |, aged 2 months and 14 days. ae and eta ie Bee eat eas. N 1 op arrival. MEDICAL TESTIMONY. The remains will be taken to Framingham, Mass., for | Gle Re — Teele phe ve Bork, Tas jibes, B. Dash, MD., being daly sworn, deposed thet | interment. vttecatne in port ‘Suiy 18 bark Samos, Cattaer, for N 7 . oe " is hard on planters, as well a8 on the laboriog r 5 $ 11 barks Wm Chase, Deere; Foe Liraarogr. — Tue) sfonwahip Pestle, Catal NYS) || claseen, : brates eat toe oer S|) MARITIME INTELLIGENCE ro; Gov Von Orbis, trem Phiisdelptia, Jase are, in qae- will leave at noon to-day for Liverpool. Her passenger | “Amongst the latest arrivais from the United haurtion trom U Fantine with rmalipox on board; rigs HG ‘breseg, list numbers about 170, States we tho Standord from Baltimore, Magnet bout the head, chest and abdomen; he > Cayos S days; Rastern Young, fo -———_-_____--.-- from Boston, Transit from Baltimore, Lady of the | a M. on the same day; I -No Am vessel in port May 22, Brooklyn City News, Lake from do., Ohio from Philadelphia; latter mortem examination, and founda fracture A Circus Not 4 Nuisanck.—The Brooklyn Board of | 2istinat. Others since 11th inst. ANTAR. ing the chi ALBANY—Arr July 23 schrs Daniel Wepeee, Kents ont Health, which passed a resolution on Monday declaring ——_——_—_—__ on exeniining 8,0 Potssreranoe, Rogere, Boston; sche Thos B the booths and tents of a circus to bea nuisance and | Passengers’ Baggage on Board Steamships. | 1.01.10 of both Iu Green Plormout; lise Sons, Crawler Paver CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATION, On the arrival of apy steamer from Europe, the col- lector ‘a required to detail an experienced entry clerk, to’the New York Hospital as who, with a slsilar olerk to be designated by the nava laratias ballivan tua adnate toatons officer, and an assletant appraiser, or examiner, to be | fov'meruing, at avout half past, 10o'clock, excesdingly past detailed by the apprainers, aball, together with the in- ° sprotor on Foard! pxazaine all the passengers’ baggage, | PFestzated; he had wo marks of external injuries, except dangerous to public health, came to the conclusion y tercay that they had been mistaken; so to make mit- tere right they adopted the following, which was offered by Aldermen Cro nell:— “Reeclved, That the resolution adopted at the last . declaring the tenta and booths of Mons, Fran to be ruptured in A. Bi ral places. Dregon, Lovell, Bost 7 Thurston, M. D., belng duly sworn, depored 3 was attached ren. BALTIMORE—Arr July 23 steamer Piedmont, Post, New ¥ Lavoaster, Gilks, Calle 94 da; ite ‘Hien, see atten bicnbeters Hove, PAs" PR * NB. phise, ‘Cid Bremen ‘ship Adol| ; the right cheek; he died about five . Shaw, circus a uisance, be reconsidered and rescinded.” | appraige the dutiuble value of the same, and avassa the | 5, lenge ress 5 d erdick, ‘brig Leura (new, 156 tons), Hae- pyiidermam Barnand the mover of the original reso oti, ifany, The duty thus assessed is to be entered by PA rie iret arene y herceeehy eet erp etoaday anion ol oe sobre Suwagsett. Tyler: Havect luton, voted i: ive, being still of the opinion | the collecte! fi ord to t in- body a] 2 Brewn, that toute and booth are prejudicia! to hesit, > tages Meagan Lg of such examin- | fracture of the pelvis and internal bemmorhage, which FOR CALIBORNIA, 0. og. 6 | Gromalswad dt Grogory, Boston; Truth, Ceeigh: ug 6 < r ation, toguther with the value, deecription of the articles, ‘deat! (; and amount of duty. This reord in to be kept chesked | Yantme cause Codey tt a endered with the initials of the three clecks and inspector, and | y verdict of “\denth by injuries accidentally roseived i the amount of duty to be paid collected by the collector's | by the falling of an old building, corner of Nussau and | _#@> All clerk, who is required to deposits his book and the money | (ash ‘streetae on the 23d of Julyy 1865.” Hera Fink — A fire broke out among some outhouses ani a stable situated within the centre of the block boun ‘ed by Myrtle avenue, Gold, Johnson and Duffield streets, about 12 o’clock on Monday night. fhe materials bein, ofa combustible nature, shed a brilliant light, whic! ra, Burgess, Phil - Roads bark Kil iver Bt Lawrence; pat inon account of the firet officer Bavicg been ‘wounded by the cock, as proviously reported by ld be received with the cashier, ay ‘ the entry of pasrengers’ feictiret eae? aa 3 Sethe could be seen from a great distance. The damage oc- | baggage per steamer ——, from sy, witch embant Se pip tg ge ee cagioned was about $300. Barney Carter was the of cut aniand outer J4 fo ap lace toes eon daily xe- Personal ene area aN ae hice, Treat, Havana; bel Fills, Jeokyonrila; cupact ceipte in the same manner as any other entry of mer- | Among the passengers by the Pacific today are Geo. eh, Patterso 2 D; sehre George Riohme Crowell, Norfolk. Sid ship Cat: News trom Texas, colleticn ef duty, Ifany, the delivery of buggegerato ye | Clarence Cram and Chas, E, Whitehead, the commls- Fost iot Rew Keex; July 94; 1938) ender back Gaarienes Sather ca. eck (From the hew Orleans Picayune, July 19.) made to the reepeative owners by the igapector on board, | sicners appo.ated by the Surrogate to take testimony in . CLEARED. eet) oat way 5 phe amore 40 hts The steamship Mexico, Capt. John ¥. Lawlets, from | under the general beggage pecmit, it being nnderstood the south of France concerning the title to the Du 84x | arse in Pacino, NoPE ooL-E K Colina CARRPES O37 uly Bae Mason Ke. Ingots ong Cuiverton, ariel eary hn moeniag | thatthe saint of the cloks store inatoned ie | ce now contested before him, and iavaliagwreral | Si*EAtt EateaNAS.LUS*Yen Pscettomynn a | gene; Jones Rn Lona, Atal Pitt © Brook, Rio Jansiro; N SCC si a Bad Lh 0; Uta hpi acest. | Tmnpoctant pesnoipes aoe ee anal feepsied ee Nehiy Rubicon, Becket, Doboy Island—Crosby, Crocker & (ne , NYork; brig @ El except wien authorized by this department e- | Lieut. A. T. Palmer, isine,) Niath Regiment | co Me livered without an examination by all these offers. | yoiteq states Infantry, 1st sustAtioe aGaaaien tows | saat Mory Elssbeth, Hlohborn,Shodiag—B P Buck & Gs, | , PIGATON Arr July 2 ache M Marcy, Whllams Pita delpbia. boul " tain dutiable artisies Bark Weet W ) Stonington—Master, ‘ bats AB For oven $i peeesee are to be sent to the | for Fort Monroe, Va., at whish place the newly raised | Brig Col Wm C . Congins, Jacksonville—C & & J orn, sy ae aad sated Start at age inst, Galveston the 14th, and tome otner exchanges from the interior and coast towns. ‘The San Aptcnio Jezan, o1 the Sth inst, furnishes the tcllowiog paragraphs ee i rape nym ee ae ete El Bd tn oe SLA Or I LCC AC iota beers lan ala ael dea | Peters HOLMES’ HOLB—Are July Ie’ orige ‘Leola, GriMta, ond on bis return to our city, was shot at several times by | appraisers’ store for regular entry and appraisement regiment w: organized. ut, mer commant . G town—F W Peckham. 2 - Br A persca lying in ambush, but very fortunately he es- | as proviced by law. This xegulstion isissaea by the do: | Comyeny bs, Ninth (New England) Regiment, in Mesion, | BAF GRocehichlarsn: chanestoe RP hack eee Wm A Drom, Dunning, Piiladelobia cn ky ilaas coped injury * partment to prevent eny delay to passengers from having ” ‘4 : > | Brig M Dutoh, Colcord, South Amboy—R P Buck & Uo. Seeasey Ah; Ben} Carver, Potaam, do for Benger; Bins the party that left in pursuit of the Indians some | mall articles in their baggage which may be subject to | and participated in the actions om the aie roe Vere Brig Trenton, Haynes, Newbury port—C & J Peters. een a eee et Tone hn ‘ieee time mrce followed the trail several days, until their duty, and does not spply to any articles of merchandise | Cruz to the City of Mexico, and was wounded at Churu- | Sohr JM Hallock, Halleck, Malaga—J W Eliwell & Co. W_ Dyer, Bartol Philadelphia for Bceto - the regi- Schr Abd-el Kader, Brows, Richmond—Vaa Brunt & re ularly packed, or to ample Facksges, which must, in | busco, Be bas recruited forty-five men to Be all cages, go to the appratzers’ store. mect in which he was recently commissioned. e eel ik A private letter, dated Paris, June 26, contains the Soke’ Almeds, Dickson, Frodericksburg—Van Beunt & Ce tak itil sia cette eer | ane dee ameed Pater Sate ALS Tur ActiING MipsHipMEN Prenix --The acti bas greatly distinguishes an jone at ) ona (Br), Cole, St J — " widehipmea fviid Nave getserey sen! Om ctl practice a poner to Lis Weat Point training.’ He ia the aid of one | Sloop Polnter, Hutchings. ro vider oo— Master, Peeble, are W. M. Allen, F. M. Bruce, 7. B. Mills, H of the generals, and is the mediam of communication | fle°P Oak, Coleman, Froviderco—d H Havens. horees gave out, and they retursed withont accomplish- ing any ning. ere eeews to be much apprebension of the Iudiscs at the present time in Bexar, Medina and Giliespie counties. ‘The same paper bas an account of a rencontre in S Antocio on the Jet instant, between Mr. K. D. Couaell ith; C H Rogers, Leugley, de for for Port A a ag ‘ortian: Le ‘matrong, Go fol “James Bits, Hatoh, Bristol, Pa, ter “Bikapor; Macy . Stetman, New York for do.” Returned om posta, “ ceohrs Win Carroll, Macis, a, bi Wi George as " feinmpb, and’ Nereis ‘ort; EC » bi! Cousens; George Amor, Chas Park i Adams, and Mr. T.J. McKey, both res'dents of that city, in #hich | Biue, J. W. Harris, C. S. Schryock, S. Collam, C. M. | between the French and English, as he speal iy paces) h, Arr 21st echrs Gassabeas, Hyland, Charleston for Bosten; eit to vestigation was | giet, Nathaniel Green, H. Howison, 0. L. Frankia, Wm. | the battle, and bas bad two horses sbot wader him, bu ie : i . acquiited, it being proved to the satisfaction of tha court | 4. Kerr, RL. Pithias, b. B, Cooke, Wm. A: Brown, A. | as jet bas escaped a wound. ‘The Emperor is proud of | paretmsbir Kuozvilis, Savannah, 60 hours, with mdse and | | arr 22d barks ron Caleta” aiaithe aad Row Ee tat Le acied exurely in aell-detence Kantz, W. F. Evans, Swaney, D. A. Pardee, A! P. altimore tor Boston’ brig Venus, Wi'son, Svan bim, avd the French soldiers call him the ‘brave Ame a with pis Exoel, and scbr The Galvert:m News of the 14th instant says:— ‘The Hoa. Wliism E Jones writes to the State Times ‘tbat pezties cf Indians have recently visited the German setilemont of Sisterdele, on the Guadalupe river, and stole sume mules and cattle. Gov. Pease hss given a comm'ssion to Capt. Callahan raire a company of mounted volanteers, to serve for £46 PM, Hi ibis With eteamstip Marion, honoe for U! Deshetid, P. Smith,’ R B. Wattane, 1K. Forter, G- Merriam, - Cook, L. H. Gibbs, George F, Perkins, | Fx-Presi¢ent Martin Van Buren, accompanied by Major George Lervey, Jamen'Rora, R. ’ Bradford, Won. i: | vasitasen tis elacce rao enived io Kaslerk elon tae mitinee te wth ee Vaughn, C. Vhillips, N. H. Farquhar, J. W. W. Davis, | 2uth inat., from Europe, after an absence of two years, mi A. 8, Ashe, H. W, Miller, J. C, Moreley, George A. Saw- | in the evjoyment of excellent health. On Sunday he er, L. P. Ward, C. Merchant, Jobn ¥. Wright. E. F. | attended the Fpiecopal church, and on Monday evening Sermurl Acems, William H. Morgan, A. V. Reed, | the Velat.e band visited his rescence and welcomed ; tchrs Amelia, Devere Mo en ins! ‘TB Hoagman, Philbrock, Philsdelphia tor Uam- in. 20, with mdse two births on the | don, alized Br bark Witeh | arr 28d score Jokn 8 Shrever, Cain, Philadelphis for Bes- ton; 1 % ‘uatlestowus Barstons. ib. ‘took a fllot from boat No il 2: nua, Nick Si % elle, Bromen, «9 days, in sree ab AM wind Light fr 2, Lat 41. lem 36, E. The P mus, Nickerson, do ‘for C thice monthe and range on toe frontier for the prevea- | 4. V.’Andruss, 8. Milliken, ©. 8, Livingeton, W. Van ‘ ballast, and with 177 passengers, to Poppe Coggswell, Celestia; Edw Everett; tien of aston snoursions, Séntvcord, Jnérew Carnes, Sobn Grima 1. Ht. Yates, | ™***t0T™ home by « sereaate, tot Deiat, duly ily Barbadoes bestlg SSE ame Min) Cates kina Bp, baa" Vener sete Son ‘The Galverton Civitan, in its commercial article of | Willism Welch, F. S. McCook, LeRcy Fitch, C. Hatfield, wie aNiteel kalashi pased tctr May Queen (of Baltimore), ateering SSE; 2th, | Lybrand. sulia Morers, Fessenden, J Ireland, Antal Cu the 1th, #836:— J. A. Howell, C. 0. Judson, C. J. Met ougell, George A. | , S7riysleat the Astor House pertie 187 40. lon 78, yoke brig Gen Roberts, from Nassbu for | Witsca, Elisa Kikiasten, Look Here, Jovophine, Marca, W Businces Lere is quite dull. The receipts of cotton in | Bigelow, E.D. C. Wing, George M. Bladgett, G. B ai Wei, Bese Gee WN Pek Bo” t ight, lat 35, lon 73, was run into by a large | B, rroll, Maria Jewett, Triumph, George Amos, Fouston Curing the week ending the oth ias? , Lad been | Write, G. 1. Storrs, James Bishop, T. H. Eastman, F. arts hee zh a el Wi rape be ole . od her e to bo J.-M Williams, hence for | Chae Parker, Norris Chester, ‘Liste W Dyer, Mi bCO bales exly: owing, no Zoubt to the obstacles arising | G, Fuser, L. ©. May, F. Ridgeway, C. C. Whittle, P. B | 14 Waker, atermey Gonorat oF Bhiotinggs Br wcdeoe, | Mumingten, NC The schr lost hee bowsprit, and the Mara- St may OC Fie Mae I Teces, Ganaben tet from beavy reins. A'large number of teams are ea: | Spiih,C, B Cleveland, Rod, Prenvisn, R. Mallet, Louis; J. F. Gibbs, London; 8. Shackletord, Miss; J. Lan- | "Bark Rebert Mills, MoNole, Galveston, June 29, with oot- | Thotyecn, Louise Gray, Amelia, T BF Hodgman, Cedmun, seed da tab edna heavier receipts are expected du prs seria Seal dry, New Criesr * ‘g t ton, &c, 10 Wabeman. Dimon ¢ Co, uly ot Mattacumbe, 2.9 B Bhrever, - ies “! litical Intelligence. \—Hon. W. Wright, California; Col, | saw ship ‘or Liverpool, working to 10 23, ym sebr ym, Thrasher, saghiut Brazon abd Trinity rivers we have nothing to | mg sineny Aiyieer of the sath font leneag thatthe ington: Hoy, J Westhronk, AP am bark Y Batire, fom vt Bath: Clare, Nopologn, Galinzha: y ng. a : jeox, St. Louie; I. . my aze reported to bé extremely high, and over their b Froprsition for holding an eatra meeting of the State 'W. Pemeroy, St, Louis. zi veston, Juno 29, with cot- i , win, Clark, and Eudora ton. Ao, to + A Co. er, ;_sloops Pbownix, Buell, do; Motto, iga- Bark Jarper, Bennett, Charleston, 8dayo,to Dunham & | by, Philadelphia, ‘Sid ziet sobr Haitiord, Smith, dv. Pirie Iris (of Camden, Me), Hormer, St Ubes Sete fae 2a Ay ana sae Ueaiee eee Tne American State Nominating Convention will there- Pant i Mnaaih: Wassiectent & Dew: 4 jon, Me), Hosmer, pool; 18th, fc, Josselyn, Prov fore meet at Fyracuse cn the 26th of September, unless vd: Laviggworth and family, Mobile, | | 42,G834 trem, Gloucester, with salt, to D 4 yaa, OR aD Neat fon ene by common consent (and there would probably bens ob- At ihe #oward—Hon. Joshua Panrant and lady, Belti Biig Thomas B Watteon (of Philadelphia), Wortinger, | j2th (and eld for Key West and Pi jecticn) the place of meeting sball be changed to Utica, | more; Capt. &. Field, Nantucket; Wa. Hewor Evq, Chic | Puorto Cabello, 19 days, with hides, Ae, to Dellatc& Buse: | site house, Priedeiphie: or tcme other place. Two other State conventions hav’ | ceso: Col. iS. Marvin, Norfolk, Va.; a. Gaudet aad fu | | rig auretts, Donbar, Rio Grande, May 9 with hides, | “Below ivth chip Trembull, he 251 d the preced , London, Evg.; M. fs He aege Rian te Deeanes att the com oreot nea | Pauls, Pronce; Major. Ki wr (Br), Card, Windsor, 12 days, with plaster, to fone ,to | Arr isth bark Weather Gage, Bowen, Rio Janeiro J NOR Ny a1 steamer Jegates and the object of the delib:rations would be Bi), Roberts, Pictou, 20 days, with le. FOLK—Arr ‘a Bowman, Wella, yremoted by such a change. ion LW, Bles and forty others of West Fairlee and | {yay Gordon at hvorke ey kee fom Rio Janoiro ©, Powers, St Barts, 16 days, with fruit, to J | Charleston for NYerk; put in tor repairs to boluer. Bradford, Vt., call a convention of ‘straight out and- ti, 14 | phEWyBELFORD—arr July 22 prop Potomske, Cush- flee, de, to Peter Kées. 20th inst, Jay 8610, | NANTUCKET—Arr Joly 20 sloop Triomph, NYork, nett Lane, irom Port au Pringe fof NY ork. NEWPORT In puct July weak sohes Marriot Lewis, chr 1, F Davis, Davis, Savanzab, 6 days, with cotton, to | Burt, from chet for Fhifadelphi MoC ready, Mott & Arr 224 York, Goodsell! *, Schr Jobn T Grice, Rogers, Wilmisgton, NC, 4 days. oy NYore for m Coureil of the American party of this State, for the pur pote of calling the State Nominating Convention at a jey earlier than already named, has been relinquirhed. era! places; it is trom this and from reports of other Soutbhrin rivers, that the expectation is roused omce more of seeing the steamers now laid up the risers released. Acconnta Jrom the country are cheering in regard to corn crops, vhich bave been abundant, and cotton and bh premises well ih tber here has been warm andeultry; rain has been scarce. The state of health of our piace is very J. Osborn, West Indier; G. F. Causey, do.; 1. Huger, Md.; Rev.’ I y, Baltimore; Mrs. ‘Huntemilier, a =: ear ee re ren whe H Montague, Batler, *STte Gorzales Inquirer is informed by ons of the oldest farmers and most accurate observira in the country, that the prospect for pecan and oak mast was never bet- ter than it is now. Intexesting to Drug Importers. To carry fully into cifect the provisions of the act of June 2615, 1818, “to prevent the importation of aiul- teratpd and epur'ous drugs ard medicines,” collectors Durand & Co out whigs of Vermont to meet at White River Junction, ARRIVALS. Schr Rattlespake (of Bucksport), Ames, Cape Hey on Wednesday, the Sth day of Augast next, to nominate candidates for State officers, and to do any other business that will conduce to the best interests of this ancient and honarable party.” mmship Knoxvitle—E Lathrop, | days, with ud servant HE Dib) 4 L Welsh, W Is Bry eood, x s '8 Torrey vor Win Ga 4 or oj Marg ma Ce id st. | GW Arenll, Wc Bellamy and lady, Miss A Lo Lyon and | 22, lat 28 58, lon 74, raw & large fore and ‘aft sobr, printo ver of customs wil require, In all cases of entry of “drugs, | os40h Cass Ha attr oneg fe Ga Teneteces ie raae attity | sexveets tk Woodrud ead lagers PTaeper. J IC Kiser SAL | black with a white streak, with lose of Dowsprity appeared meciciner, medicinal areata! , including medic: Know Not “ada Echmnn, J D Neely, James Goddard, JW Morrel!, RL Bi me vessel 61 wed @ steam: Hall pnpel tole ie used wholly orin part as medicice,”’ either sas ae SM Bartlett, Fy Bhadler Chas cl sehorn, 5g An ~~} whan last en wes York. ra fe Indy a Neoly, LA . an ound N. Damed in t este waa teeny Aah on Amreet oF Carrain Ccaek,or tox U.S, Re Fa Retiy and ai, Mine Anderson, Gro Marland, nap pa bourd Seudll. Woilalackss 0.44 sohrs J M vB Ov’ a y dp 01 iby, 1, C ohr ern 8, . 6 days. ’ Kings VENUE OuTTER CAMPBELL, UPON SUITS AMOUNTING ners, Mise Higby br se, Li batty child, ¥ | Slain company with sobr Mary brariee, fer Th A \sloee, 70 $40,000.—The discharge of the oflisers of the.| HeMnCe wan Neate A Karson, lad Brivish Forelgn Legion, who were arronted at Tar- | Mise Tuprer, W x peo in Cove by tbe United Sates authorities, and | rervnot, Mr URIe to this port in the revenue cutter Samp | ¥eP Vhiadelphis, Ready tor ses b inbow. Ni fo) aire Mrs Keltoh, | Schr Marine, Powell, Wilmington, NC, 8 days. THILADELPHIA—are July 23° P May Queen, ’ Drisooll and Bohr Wake, Taylor, Wilmington, NC,'8 days. Jackcon, NOrleans; Fanny Whittier, IM ; sobre CB Robinson, J | Sehr Jobn Tucker, ——, Fhitsdel; du 'S Kenchtwanger, fully extmined and tested by the e the manner required in eaid ast ba mace dy that oflicer, and appro iner of drags return is required by the apprai- U Driscoll and lady, FC ardehild, ¥ Gle} er, M_ Feuchtwangs tbe goods have'been examined and ell, seems to give great satisfaction to the Batiah | ~*"¢ 1?" ‘A ineey: me otrted baie \ pt Mlayindr ln Fog td | epies ard fon oasrine resident in the Ualted States. " Stock Sales. my albany for Bos Genoa, Forking, Loused, before thayfean be withdrawn for trans | 1¢ will be recollected that on boarding the brig Bal | py snexema, Sexy 2h Firat Board. —2,000 Camden ing, Rockland Bowers, fees; Gal WFaesen, Benes portation or consumption. falo, on which were thirty recruits tor tha Biitisn | « Amboy RA t's 183, 88: 22 Little Schuylill RR, 60%; Schr Jacob Raymon, Handy, Rockland. York, Hams, Mel Me 11 where crogs, &e~ formpart of an invoice, aseparate | army, enlisted in New York, Cap'ain Clark, ot the | § Paver Meacow Rit, 62, 200 Schuyi Nav O's '83, Tu: | Sebt Leo, Maris, Harwich, 0 ean alenia, oat a D y mn . e she delay xequirea ts the sasminsiion 0 thedrugs, | bem entrapped into the British service, and Alleghany Co, (Steuben), 16%; 2.000 Beret Meadow | Steamer Caledonia, Saunders Portiand, Me, Bi ‘AN Dodie July’ whe blade Black, Phitedat- beul uge, &¢ , or ap: reof, on exal 7 K 6: ; it. tein Ce , 42; 3 4 _7 i Oed Fellow, Elliot, Mariel vai nation as provided im tbe act reterred to, be foupd ant | Wished to be roleasd. Atter das provess, the | RK O's, 104; 25 Locust, Mountsin Coa Sree: |. Wine tattag sae tay, By WOR Sale 200 Se fchts Dave (Br). Moutgomery, Bonaire 2agnrt: Julia cficers of the psrty were arrested fcr a virls- | BR O's, 94; 11 North Penna RH, 3034, Second Board — cevephis Macias Bae tion of the neutsy Jaws of the United States, and He ay eel ‘Op Ore (Steuben): sane woee er erie meas caries i 4 2 , 44355 1, s | San é " ct brought to this city for trial; and.as has alroady | 753.°"S“Deaver Meadow RR, 6214, 6 Locust Mountala | Autest 45 cays fre Harte, ix balinet poweh for for use an medicine, the entry of such part, or the whole, if all be so returned, shall be charged to the warehouse form, and the goods be exported {rom ware- hing, Baltimore. Cid steamer Catedoaia, ; gd York. Sid 20th brig Abby Ellen, Gilchrist, Phi- jadelphin, POR TsMoUtH—Atr July Zi schr Luther Child, Nickee- bouce or destroyed by the collector, as provided in said | been stated, were discerged. Toeir names are | Coal Co 6's, 42; 1,000 Penna b's C&P, 8%; 10N Ponna | ford, put in here for orders last night, and seiled bi)acels hia, act, * Court Kezineki, Hugo Lippi, Dr. A. Langlois, aud | RR, i, ; 100 City 6's, 933; 1,000 Lity RR 6's PRR, | Morting. OVIDENCE—Arr July 23 sobr Star. Risley, Rappa- v R. Rudeiiue, Thece officers in her Msjesty’s aorvice, | 04; 100 Reading RR, 44%, Herald Marine Correspondence, Sid echr Alfred Barratt, Carlisle, Alexandei: is TUXET—Art July 21 echt M Browning, Philatel- JINCY— Arr July 19 sohr Henry Gibbs, Snow, NY ork. WMOND—Atr July 2 a bark BA Rawlins, Boo ree and Exontbitions, BaoapWay TneatRe--The new piece called “Tce Fairy Circle, or Con O'Csrolan’s Dream,” will be repeated to-night. It is received every evening by the audience with great approbstion. Mr. Willisms appears as O’Carolas, avd Mra. Wil- liams aa Molesnee. Tne amusements will com. mece with tre faice of “Patience and Persev e “resol! a inet wen Ee ha en O71 the | apmesommmnessesaneesanrasew sass reas EESSERESISS at af Ca Jes: 10, Bre We, naeestand from ool Pat indictments found agains: them, bave tarsed upon ried, 4 . ~ the autvorltles of the United’ States, ard com- | At Trinity Chapel, on Friday, July 20, by the Rev, | in ihiehen cr den asende geese er, Clinton, now laying menced evita for damages for theie detention and | Alex. S. Leonard, Henman Gutrcke, late of Berlin, fon, making 5 inch 30 by re ano ken four Ay have brought suite ies Bander Frayces, eldest daughter of John ye ft Tae of + in the Cour mmon Pieas in this State, against c q thoy 4 York, f Li bel Cort. Clark, of the Campbell, Claiming’ $10,000 on Saturday, July Si. at the Metropolitan Hotel, by Sai hae ane aoe botiose tae ae dameges— meking an aggrogate of $40,000. Cart, | te Rev. Dr. Millett, JaxeHannis, eldent daughter of the eda berkanting, PY rth; ecbr J Holmes, Holm DC Higgins, Peary, do." Sid vel Cushing, Warren. SAVANNAH Arr July 19 sehr 8 JW goth, bark Moria Meron, Bulkley, ¢o re Col , Bost Lingo, int rebe Georg i, Boston Cid 'briga To mi . i Belling, Esq., of Losteithiel, Cornwall, and y racter®. As Mr. acd Mrs. Willi P dod arrested by @ deputy sheriff, just as his vessel was | of Uxbridge, Mass. vee’) | sondent, however. We ba o, Downs, 0°: te Emily Wiser, Lewbert, Kew ve tusk the cneagenent fe vga ieee inl getting uncer way for ber station at New Londo. | On Saturday evening, July 21, at the Parsonage of the Oe ee iter olatent discharging, Kvo. | NUSE-Aptil 7. passed St Helena Juredt.” Sid. 224" sohre to play for a longer perio}. Bs te nce onay arp at | ~Baelon Times, July 24. Meghodist Fptscopal Caurch, by the Rey. Mr. Keid, Mr. es to leak ex- | Horece Nichols, Gazelle J Truman, and Rii Towne Ricuarp Nayor, of England, to Mise Janz R. ENtwistis, Mrs, Rovixson at Praysr.—fwo sympathisip; of the same place. Rae ra i Hl we leara, cailed at the j hen eae re” ¢ Lynne, Ct., by the | sitbesth & dayor two eince, and requested to see Mra. Robin- mn Wednesday, July 18, at Fast Lynne, Ct, 40 bates cot dh ff uni son. Permfesion being granted them, they entered | Zt¥: Mr. Burbank, Groxcx W. Bowans, of New York, to | {0,nivencctten and Love bey off un thig eeacon of tte year to draw such large houses, proving decidedly tbat they are great favorites. Nisio’s Gaupen.--ln consequence of the con- tinued indisporition of Mise L. Pyne, who cannot { DANVERS—Arr July 2 achr Jouas Watren, Kel- , NYork. SYONINGTON—Atr Ju'y 28 brigs Wact Restolk for Boe Trotection. Com ik frém Now Orleans, bore ou Alligator Reof thenisht | She wa} aesiited by the wrecker, who took a ry i 7 for Providen Lorsibly appear thie week, and asthe f.imitable | her rocm, an@ after some jittle converaattsn prow | ¥'#* 44874 E Lustan, of the former place. attached ard libeled for snlvage. 1 f tbe salvors is rt performance of Mr. Barton as Timothy Toodles haa | Posed prayers. No chjection being raised, the tvo sat phy bene . is Bei Stare 4, Dorie, Romdout o eee Biven so much delight to the visiters of this thea'ze, | Jadies, (ogether with Mrs.Robinson, kuelt dowa, | On slendsy, July 29, Aven Karn, daughter of Fgbert | , Sid 12h bark Undino, Fu ler, ilavans; brig Mise ua, | Bishop, Haittor’ for ce; WC Pletcher, Rhodes, NYork fot Tepeated requests having been made for itsrepatt. | ard each of the forsee by turn fervently aidrees- | ¢. gna Caroline Cook, aged 11 poe Smith, Mat WILMINUTON, NC-Clé July IN, Ward; U G Parsley, Vangiié Kidder, Tyler. NYork. mt Bee Arr duly i jamming ton, it wil, therefore, be given to night. ‘oor Pilliceddy, another character in which Burton is celebrated, will conclade the amasements, Bowrry Turatre —This evening the receipts are for the ben«fit of Mr. J. M Cocke, when Shake spere’s tragedy ct “Richard IIL,” the part of Glou edtbe Bupreme Being, after which they requested Th tives and {riexds of the ly are respect- PORT OF EDGAR’ NJ er, eae to & he: “ye Bhe, owerer, at fully tay ted “6 teed the funeral, fram No 10 Went ber ‘temBorienn TN! 287 ane ales ge ir st ra sed tone objections, but upon their i; Nineteenth etre this afiernoon, at 4 0” without wo 2 sobre Wm rows, Holbrook, ‘ork; ing, fivaliy did as they cesited: I bat tonaes: further invitation. f . b som Daag. Deimkwater, do; Mia Beckwith, Phiin ceeced ip uttering but a few words when she burat | | On Tuesdsy morning, July 24, of congestion of the) ean teers « avove, and sche Al ont into a oud ard hearty laugh. The ladiceionat | Draim, Inowas Lockwatr, Jum., of the tirm of Lockbart : 1 and sche Alvarado, for Now Bedford gurprised, and no doubt were mortiied at euch w2- wealetes snl tten Ne ae ta ihre Irae Rich, Newcomb, Hawkice, and Harriet, POST OFFICE NOTICK. ccater by Mr. J. M. Cocke, Richmond by Me. Hart, Duke of Buckingham by’ ir. T. Homiltoa, @ very promemg acter; ““Hangand Katanini,” a paroly op “Valukina and his Dina,” by Mr. 8. Glenn; atter-whivh Mesers. McGregor and Pike will give a scene from “Othello.” Various songs and, dancee will follow, and ali will close with the “Gane Cook of the Wilderness.” Woon's Minstae.s.—This compan: @ fine entertait ment to-nght—negro toelddless various Garces and inet:umenta! solos, and the eketch col.ed the ‘‘Wandering Minstrel.” Tus Boon CurDnen.--These talented children are giving their dramatic entertainments at the relatives and friends of the family are ren: fu) Baker. Boster seem'y cchduct, In anawer to their inqnir.ag look | :neited to attend the funeral, on Toursday, the goths a cx Mrs. Robinson begged them to excuse her, as the from his late residence, 931 circumstances »eminced ber e6 forcibly of her girl- rood Cemetery. hood, when she and other children used to erect an , after @ short and painful illm altar, and koceting round it make believe to pray, i, daughter of Jobn J. and Mary H. Myers, tha’ ehe could not hel langhirg. The attempt was ae Bs Peet orvick Rocz Tae MAILS FOR EU per ited Stetes steamer ig bps wil close al ‘this office, Wednesday, the 26th da: at 10: o'dlock hs Me ISAAC FOWLER, Vowtaianter,® P 7, S'months and 6 days, Anz, Bryant, Bo Beer, B THE TURF. then given up, and binson was not agaia fends of the family are respectfully | Betty ek. ; invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at 2 . : ane jg Pray Caring that interview.— Troy Budget, o'clork, from The resitence of her parents, 12 Jones at, | Ruth, Btticheo gn got TE en ee uly 28. Op Tucaday, July 24, Gsonow KiNG, ‘Faq. aged 55 cago Jack wud the New York mare Lady Frankia, Monday, July 20, at 35; o'clock, match for $2,000—twe Cage m mile np Th _ a M. Daniels names b. Bast} Chicogo Jnc! ; Woodruff namea ro. m. Lady Frost yut $0000, and supposed ia: | tin, : JOKL CONKLIN, Proprietor , BO See port arrivaleand vi Don t? ice port arrivals end correspon eased are fespectfully requested to ai, frem the Bay State Hotel, 46 Fulton | abe aise onsen le {ternoon, July 25, at 4 o'clock, without fur- Scrroeep Fata, Assavit on SurPsoann.— The bark Kilby, Captain Bovjamin Small, from New York for Port Neuf, River St. Lawrence, put io | street, th below this port erdoy to procure medical aid | ther invitation, iam Shompson,of New York, Op Tuesday, July 24, Jamns, second son of Wm. Kelly, watering places with great succes. They are | {cr tte mate, Mr. broad, with “Maceenon- NION COURSE, 1. 1 —TROTTING—O; very clever, and deserve extensive patronage. who had bsen severely woutded in the head and | ta 10monthe. ann ‘ ruinenetsvem ae | TL) ais 5 ot ¢ gelods match pre 000, miss shoulders by the steward of the bark, H The TeeRss 808 Sonaaintenoes Figen’ Aaa the bank. bent three in fi News by the Mails, iican: beetored ben off Cane Caged Atm | spectinily invited to attend bis funeral, at 1 o'clock this bignag e # in five, 10 wazons. J. Danio names One burdred a ty seven deaths occurred in New | 1048) Aco red mim, when off Cape Cod, yester- | (hy, from his late residence, 38 Ridge street. , &. Hard Road, of Horton: D Piffer amen be. g Major Oriesns curing t K ending op the Lith inst., of | 2*y forencon. Eerly in the morning the mats or- | “Sm tureday evening, July 24, Buancus Lorman, the satetrom, OF the Svotich vent | Begers, ol New Yous. BHAW & WHITE, Propetetoee: which forty tour were from yellow fever and eight from | dered the steward to tain cut and make bim some | cnly child cf Arthur and Hannah Fitzpatrick, aged 11 MtOPM, Inlet 490 N. low 25 ~~ cholers. ceffee; and upon hie refusing to do so, the mate | monte and 26 days. by'ebrencmetcr, he preted a rook sbout 1% ‘tables lengths pote L. I.—TROTING.—THE RACE BE- Five prisoners made their eseape from the Zanesville, | ©7#68¢d him ont of his berth. Soon aiter, the mate The relatives aod friends of the family are reepecd. | jrom the ship, and about 14 ship's lenath im ENE to W momen ten 2 celebrated Boston horse Hard Rosd aad Obio, jati on the 18th inst The only tools used in locked in‘o the galley, when the steward struck | fvlly invite: to attend the funeral, this day, (Wedaes- | SW, ! pena be ond tbs pag id oma ane with & ba yt poe Major Roggers, which was to have ccmplisbing their object wore an, old case knife anda | hima three times with @ batchet, inflicting awfal | d#¥,) '% 40 clock P M., Crom the reaideanse of her pa | $77 giase berm meether might Netwe or | Souk deg o'riece Pate Sie ee oem pereeay, fee stelp of poplar tour about two and « half inches wide | geabes. The mate wea couveyéd to the hospital yes | "BUI0 Gi Ball planes, th tention was, tina cron oe J : WHILE, Pr ‘ C terdsy afternoon, bat he is not expected to recover. On vey hn Aad (Emma Fraxces, adopted daugh. Oe, TPO HURT OUO OE | cs cence re rn eee tae. Ps 4 Fe am ig THE LOVERS AND BREKOERS OF FINE 8TOCK.— pebthatua Corning, President of the N. ¥. Cemtral rosd, bod pod Terlton, of the harbor polise, went down | “Tic! Wade und acquaintances are respectfully in rited q ards arou ‘The celebrated navugeenne Tees Wiha (rishman o! ered a reward of $5,000 for the conviction of the | last evening, brought Armstrong up, snd commit- | to aitend ber funeral, from her late residence, 148 fhird ut § knots at the time, wi stand for @ limited number of mares the ensuing la niet eee ee rails from the | ted him for examinstion to-day.—Boston Post, | avenue, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. se, which prevented on, at the Red House at) ihe : “y Tuly %.. On Tuerdsy afternoon, after a short illness, Many, in- iy July by the Lizard, and on | All mone; hed be =) pene serving the maze. AR ae- obrone' al owners. Spectal Before Hon. Judge Woodie JULY 24.—Decisi0n8 —The Bank Newman, dc.—Moti semeat tenn’ "Were ‘eoto! ; the iotivede ight be three or fonr minutes te north, from WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprieter. font davgbter of Ezra H. and Catharine Swest, aged 7 Curar Porators.— The Syracuse Standard says : ths. bah be, teres or fone ment We bear that one of our hourehoide _ | Funeral service will take place thisday, (Wednesday,) | the tides ra: ed for bia potatoes for the coming eo tam ate oeloce PMT, at oh Watts stroet The relatives for judgment denied. Coat to nd frienda sre rerpectiully invited to attend, without Cid at Bow Bedford 234 barks Henry Taber (new, 365) ae rnrnnranonnncnaaaa abide the event of the suit. 4 cents per bushel. t witation. Ihe remaina will be taken to Hack- | tore). Ewer, Pecite Ocean; Pacisc, Shorman, Tndian Oceos” (CHINSON HAS REVO?) eHteT Uriah Banareche %. Joseph 1. Bouck @ Ore—Jotg. | «ne aleay Saorese le tnfcemed thet * perty te tornck, N. Je fer interment, cm Thurdsy morning Avr at Zensibar March 10 (ier lover from an Wiel ssuenteriecy Gee 95. Anliy gteeee eine uae cat for defendant Boack on cemurrer, with leave that. city contracted for several and | “On Monday, July 28, 1 UZAKETH, eloest daughter of A Py oersar of LEWIS & BEA. Plaletif to smend om payment of costa. boshels ic Montoe county, at fourteen cents per tty Sbaw, ip the Voth year of be eae would be to ex- John Orver, Sheriff, ve Newell Sturievant —Orier of re. | bustel. Thedey of bigh prices of peevision is fast ¥ Ce BOE Acqualrtances of the family ars re ‘trows the com plots aa ference to Mepten Cambreleng Be. peecing away. spertfrlly ‘pe ied to attend the {ureral, trom ber late rortmtat of g-atlemin’s (uretehlog goods in the arty,