The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1855, Page 8

8 rhe Wheeler Siave Passmore W a Phiedelphia The From Suates Dist ict Court waa this merning, by prvsoas anxious to ot Judge Kane on the metion ‘contemp' of Willemsen sleged falee return 10 = him to produce the bodies UR TelWheeler. Jucge Kane reed the following ce ig: DEOISION OF rope KANE. v" ates A ex Wheeler The United S0Me4 as vorpus, July 2, 1885.—Ool. JORMT Wheeler, of North Carolina, the United States Minister te Nicaragua, was on board a steambeat, at one ware 7 his way from Washin, ery ‘hig post of duty. "three bark at New ‘Yo shaves, Naieeniag + him, were sitting at his oa k. w Cock. PPvat a. (he last signal bell was ringing, linmason came up t0 the party detiared o that they were free—aed forclbly aside, urged them to 4o sshore, soma duven or tweaty Degroes, who by muscular carr ad oe al to the asj slaves, at loan not aii three of to releese :comecives, ana protesting their wish to remain with shermaster;twocfthe magro mob ia the mesa time graap'og Col Whe-ler by the collar, and threaten- ing to cut his throat tt be made any resistence. saves Were borve along to a huskney coach that waa iz waiting, and were conveyed te some con- cealmeat; Mr. Willamsca following and urging forward the mos, and giving bie name and address to Colonel Wheetec, wita the enisse: toa that be held himself re- sponsible toward bim or whatever might be his legal rigtts but taulpg no personally aptive part im the ab suction alter he pao l-ft tue deck. of pabeas corpus at the instance of olorel Aweeler, aad sarsequently an alias; and to this lest Mr. Williazesom made returm that the persons name’ _ the #zit, ‘nor either of them, are aot now, mor was at the time of i#suing of the writ, or the origi- nai writ, ce at apy other time, in the custody, power, or percéss on of the respondent, nor by him conliaed or re- steaire? wberefore Be »«nnot have the bodies,’’ &c. ‘At the gearing I aliowrd the relator to traverse this return, aad several wivnesaes, who were asked by bina, teatifiea to ihe facts ax I bave recited them. D wict Attorney, wpov tn 8 atate of facts, moved for Wil- liwafece.'s commi'ment, firet, for contempt in makiog a false veturs; eesoad, to sake bia trial for Perjury. Mr, Wiliamsos then took the stand to purge himself of cont+mupt. Headminted the facts substamzially as in proof before; med3 1% playa that he had been an adviasr of the project, and hod given it his coafederate sunction througiout. He reoewsa his denial that be had cen trel at ecy time over tre movements of the slaved, or know their present wheresoon it was before me Tene Such is the case, ae the heweng. 2 look vpos tees retarn otherwise than aa illu- legal phrase, a» evanive, if not false. It wets the elieged precners are not a0, aud hb: sicce the issue of the habeas corpus, in ¢! power or eeasion of the rea) es legally appropriate langu But it goes further, and by added words, cterpretation to that language esseatially retuza gives ws variant /xom its legal import. gec'os that toe pracners were within his power, or porsersiop at eny time whatever. Now, the evidence of respectable, uccontradicted witnesses, and tablish: the contiev-rsy, that the priconets wers at ore bis power and control. He was the persoa upsel toe so-called rescue was devised, ‘ec"tons, ani hastened to the pler to sti He was the Ha gey mucat> aud cupervse their execution. a sud first actor after arriving there Of all ato the act 6f violence, he the only .white only citizea, the only individual having recog- ivieal rights, the on'y person: whose social uld certarply int-rpret eitper his own duties ute of others under the constitution of the land. it woud be futile, aod worse, to argue that he who! hea cezanized and guiced, and headed a mob, to eilect the abv uction ana imprisoniwent of others—he ia whose Prasec.@ and by whose active inflaence, the abduction and imprisonmen> have b: brought about —migit ox- { from responaivility by the assertioa that it 4 «ct his bend that ma unlawful aswult, or ver acted an the gioler. He who unites with otLecs “® commit @ crime, spares with them all the lo es thet attend ox its commiesion. He choveas | a-opte their acts ve law of all concerted crimes; and argue rat applies with peculiar foree to tnogs cases A radrete aad prevention of = ae cought ne writ of habeas corpus This, the great re- cesex by Whicn l'berty is v ndicated and re stored, toicratex Bo lapcuage in the rasponss which it culls for that cax musk & sapterfuge The dearest in- ter sta ot file, pereonal eafety, domestic peace, social re: pose, a2 sont man can value, or that is worth lying for, ate aso reo in this principle, The institutiors of ao ctety love more toax half their value, and courts of vatice *ecome impotent tor protection, if the writ of NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1856. Affairs in Russia. ‘Special Correspondence of the Paria Presse. fr, Purensnuse, June 30, 1865. Tte princ'pal topio im political circles here is the lave expression of the government of Great and Little Russia at &t. Petersburg and at Mozcow by tho re- cemt a reat. These rigorous meagures are attribu- ted to the discovery of a conspiracy set on foot by members of the slave party, and ales attributed to the resuscitation of the rash attempt of 1825, at the advent of the Emperor Nicholas, which shows that, even after the lapse of thirty years, the passions of parties and politic#have not recovered from their irritation, It is positively stated that among the persons arrested are four -Genergls, in active service, two Profesaors of the University of Moscow, and one Professor of the University of Kiew. It is also uni- versally reported that the veteran General Yermo- leff is strictly watched. This old soldier, after re- maining a long time in exile, in consequence of a coldness between the late Emperor and himself, was recalled to St. Petersburg by Alexaider IL, and nominated to the obief command of the mobile militia. This arpotaiarns was resigoed, bocause the old Gereral not desire to serve under the German Generals, G abbe, Berg, and Siewers, who were given tte chief command of the militia in Fin- avd and Courland. Among other persons said to have been arrested isthe Prince G. W****y, son of an ancient minis ter, and well known for bis liberal tendencies. Various opinions are aflost relative to the causes of the discovery and origin of the conaj sy Itis Somenitel gon to xe Gaeers ae rigor aor erpment io the ig te! pi 01 to ses Russians who spend the mumoer abroad, apd the excessive care of the censors, who, without motives, refuse to allow the [erie vont of works which certainly might have been author. zed under the Emperor Nicholas bimeelt, The Last of the Foun leritees Phalanx—Going, 1g, Gone! [From the NY, Tribune, July 27 } SOCIALISM. Our advertising columns to day contain an ac— Bouncement that the domsiv of the association kvoyn as the North American Phalanx, in Mon- mouth county, N. J., will be sold at auction on the 3a of O:tober next. The estate consists of nearly sever hundred acrea of land, ail in exceilent condi- tion, and with ever: vantage for profitable farm- ing cr gardening. It will be sold cither in a mass er in parcels, and there is no place ia the vicinity ct New York better worthy the attention of persons lookirg for farms. For a great agricultural school it woud ba urrivalled, The sale of this domaia and tte bieaking up of the phslanx will be generally regarded asin somo acrt closivg thas socialist movement which com- mencrd in this cou: try come fifteen years ago, and which in the varions phascs of its progress has ceitainly exhibited many noble instances of devo tion to ideas the most lofty and purposes the most enexcus. Inthe publis mind tais movement has en conncoted with whatis called Fourierism, but the truth is that while the inculcatioss of Fourier have had mere or ‘ess influence on the opinions of toc se engaged in the various Uvngress experiments, stillwe know of no individual among them who bas. sécnted all of the docirives, tiue or fantastic, high or low, which compose his theory, nor of any bcdy of individusss who have attempted to put them cr any part of them in practice to any considerable extent. As yet there has never been an experimeat of Fuurior’s secial system either in this country or elsewhere; acd indeed tha failare of tae various estab ich mente that have been undertakaa is noth- ing more than is predicted in every one of his bs0ka. ‘Ibe socialist movement, which thas dates from abcut 1840, wasin acertaio degree or'ginal with the parties to it ia this country, as it was in other ccurtres. Here a special stimulus was. no doub:, forissed bythe publications of which Mr. Albart Bricbne wacthe anthor; but the aspirations fo: Dcre democratic s cial conditions, more equal dia- tiibuticn of the'acvant»ges of mental culture and phstical ‘abor, for freedom from the gallicg and itbuman relations of master aad menisi, and from hobdeas corpus could wot compel the trath, tull, direct and upequivical, in answer to its mandate, {t wi"! aot Co to say to the man whoxe wf» or whose a ed, “| did wot adduct hec; shots cot in my possession Ilo not cetain her, inne- much oo tLe deseclt var made by the hand of my au- bordinates, and I bave furborne to aak where they 92 CORsUINAting the wrong.’? Hin cleac, then, as i: seems to me, that ia legal ac: ep whom this writ called oa Mr. Wil- cduce, were at one time within bis power ani Div answer, so far ns it relates to his power, over them, makee 20 distinction between that ama the preseni, | cannot givea different inter pretation to his langusgs from that which he bas prac- given bimnel?, an+ cannot regard him as deuying hia power over the priscners now, when be does not aver that he has lost the p»ver which he formerly hac. He Bas tavs refused, o: at least be has failed, to an- awor te the comy.and of the law. He hax chosem tode cide for bimecl* Upon tho lawfalmess as wol! as the moral nee of a act, a8! to w-thhold the ascertainment vie t lication of the rights of others from that same jorum of a.biirawen? on whiab all his own rights co » Ina word, he bas pat h'melf in contempt of Be process thle Court aud challenges ita action. That «$.0ncan hare no alternative form. It ix one too clearly veined by anciemt ana honored precedent, too iat mpeorolye tu the adinipiatration of social justice aod the proventica of human right, anc too potentially wovoked hy (be sp exigency of ‘the case now before the cous, to excuse even a doubt of my duty or an ag togy tc 1t6 immediate periormance. ‘Yas cases was ou: mitted to me by the learned counsel for t* - e «poodent, withou! argument, and I have there fore (owas myeelt at nome lose to understand the oa which, if thers be any auch, they would claim the <ucharge of their cHemt. One only has oc- curred to me as, perbape within bia view; andon thin | thiak it rght to express my opinion. [ will ‘raakly re- comsiter i$, Lowerer, if any future axpyct of the case ehall invite the review. Itisth's: that the persons named in this writ as de ‘by (bo respondent. were not legally alaves, inan- mach ad \'ey were witoin the twrr.tory of Penusylyanin when the, were abducted Wetting the inquiry, whether for the purposes of this jueation thoy were within the territorial jurisdiction of Vevaayivania while passing Jrom one State to anctuer 8,00 the cavigable waters of the Unitea States—a point Gu whics aiy first impremionx are adverse to tae srgu- mic’ i have to aay 1. That i snow of no ntatute, either of th Stalee oc ot Peumsylvanis, or of Jersey, other ptrte that hae a qualified jurisdiction over part of tie Delaware, that authorizes the forcible tion of #ey person or anything whatsoever, without claim cf property, unlese in aid of legal process. know of no s'atute of Pennsylvania, which west the rights of property of a citizen of line, Acquired and asserted under the laws of that Steis becuuse he bas found it needful or conve- nient /o pass through the territory of Pennsylvania. &. That i om not aware of any auch atatate, if such ® cae were shown, coald be recognized as va rt of the Coitea States. 4. Twat it eeems to me altogether amimportant wheth ex they were slaves or not. It would be the mockery of bilscthicpy to asvert, that, because men had become #e, thes m ght, therefore, be forcibly abducted. I bave sald nothing of the motives by which the re epondent has been gorermed. 1 have nothing to do with m they may give him support and comfort before refauiely higher tribunsl: J do not impugn them Lore, Nor Jo lallude, on the cther hand, to those spacial claima on our hospitable ooarteny, which the diplo matic haracter of Mr. Wheeler might seem to assert for him Tam doubtful whether the acta of Congress cive to tim and bie retinus end bis property that pro tection e4 a representative of the sovereigaty of the Curted States, which they concede to all soversignties deniges ther, under the general law of uations, he could act ® broader privilege tham some | idicial precedcots might secm to admit, ix not necessary in- volrid wa the cause before me. It insavugh that [ find, as the cave standin now, the Nain ec vmple grouncs of adjudication, that Mr Wil saaoe ys. not returned truthfully and fully to the writ of tavess corpus He must, tharefore, stand com mitted for » contempt of the | of the court. An to the teoond motion of the District Attorney, that which ‘ooks to 4 committal for perjury, I withhold an expression of opinion ta regard to it, It is ungecess ty, because Mr Williamson being under arrest, he may be crarged at any time by the Grand Jary, and Vpppeebnad that there may be doubts whether the a vie chow Bot be regarded as extra ju voluztary Lat Mz: Williamaon, the respondent, be com: the eustox!y of the marshal without bail of meta pri aa for a conterspt of the Court ta refusing to the writ ef habeas corpus, heretofore award: — ya sy . Wheeler, iter Judge Kane bas concluded, Distrist Att, \ardyke moved that a commitment under ths seal ot ‘be Court be issued, and that the defendant, I's ¥ Dismaoe, be im the onstody of the muaryiial Ye. Guipi ald be desiced to make a motion that the be granted permission to amend h's return to against ia en *oit of habeas conpus. Vaodyke objected. * 9@ Keoo suid that Mr. Gilpin was too Inte with his ' \. Mr. Vandyke's motfonm had alrscy bevo grant the prisomer was in the custody of the mare | Gupin then commenced an argument on the ‘uo cees of the original rota: 30 Kane wuld that bin ip would ba on file, #00 understood that it would be reported in fall ae panes of this afternoon. thought it for the eorneel for th ~ Sen aaight' Avecd loinure, bad tien prepare aay in uk proper to G ‘pit aequlenced nnd a court's € acjournment f the court De acy of the court, > eorroanded him r. Williamson's 4 A him ant greeted him warm'y joleoteot himself ap} perfectly cos! oun pon “he other side of the court room Mr. wheslor + (he ceetre of @ elrele of thisers The Wheel ory weced in high apiritaat resuit. a atenss feeling was evident ip the cou “persons who the pi " ined the matter over mt. rfet an excellent indicat aentrred yy, the vexed qui wherever It arises, hoop subsequently laJer TSAPEPES PNP ntemances of ings. Little | ras ree, mh a of the atromgtie jon of slavery Marrhal W Wr. FolMamson the conventional faleities of sosiety, had long bura- ed is many hearts, which now ge'z:d wita onton- iasm upon the new mode of atcainiog the lonzed- ‘or Utopia. The ardor and universality with which tte idea cf association was embraced, proved that it responded to a real and deep felt want; while the undeniable ability and many-sided arguments with which it was set before the public, not fail to enhet thensends whose desire was not go much t> bexefit scciety as themeclves. Between the years 1840 avd 1845 there sprang up three or jour sesociations ia Maseazhustts, five or ox ia Wes'ern Now York, one in New Jersey, three in Obio, one in Michigan, one in Wiscousin, and one or two were projected in Virginia, bat we be- \ieve keyer estab) . Moat of them were or- Va iat on the principles of joint sok and of Hividing profite arate to the time spentin labor, bot some adop‘’ed the principle of commun: ism. They were gererally very short lived. That ot Brook Farm, near Bos‘on, laste i six years; tha; in Wiec:n-io lasted, we think, two yeara; and that whcse termination we today clionicle, the bast provided and mos; tenacious of all, wili number at is dea’h thirteen yeare. There yet remains. however, in Maseschusetta the commtmity at Hopedale, which, without at‘aining any very brilliant pesu- piary reeults, still gives no sign of dissolution; bat ths is establishel upon a peculiar reli- gious basis. It will naturally be argusi that these exptzimenta show that aside from spe: ciul religivus doctrince--tlike that of the Sh. kers, for instancc—it i: very difficuit, if nctim. pe ible, with such materials as scciety now fur: ‘Dishea, to form aesociations for tte purposes of do- westic, agricultaral and mechanical indastry, edu- cation and social life. We donot deny the force of this argument; but at the vame time it should net be forgotten that a'l of these experiments have been made under great disaivantage; tiat not one of them has ever bad the capital necesary to fairly crgenize ite various indostrial acd educational d> pectmente; ava taat they have boen carried on by pereons only ae competent tothe work they pave undertakes. Inthe failare of them all there is nothing to demonstzate that urder proper condi- tiurs and with the requisite means, success may not be achieved. Same or these conditions are ceriain- ly pcageesed by the new French-American Associa: vie, whose éstabliehment is now folng, for vard in Texas under the superintenden :e of Mr. Victor Con- siceran ; and we trust the event may prove tnat it pceseeces them all. ‘TLe great practical difficulty in there experiments bas peen to secure in the members a due s2pse of personal responsibility, aud a due vigilancs tor the ccmmon good. The immediate spur of self interest rot bing eo directly felt agin the ordinsry mode of life, aud the necdfal amount of food and clo- thir g being tolerably certain, the mass of the mem- bers have not been impsiied to work #0 diligentiy or to save so carefuliy as if everything depended on the toil and economy of the day, or as if an em- Ae were overlocking them. Thos a shiftless and careless way of going on has too often grown up in the association, and while a few have borne more than their fair shace of the tcil and care, others have borne lese. Thia defect might, per- paps, be obviated by a more stringent system of compeneating the services ct the ties; but at the same time the trath is indisputabie that in an asecciation pinching economy can less easily be practieed than ipfisolated life. ee people cae and they can bear privation and want, if not with facility, without complaint; but bring them into genisi ard natural relations, and what befcre was luxury becomes simply necessary, They require to be better fed and better housed, and to have much more leisure fcr the social ple és aod opportunities of culture put within their reach. Between association and poverty there i3 a patural contradiction; and we suspec; that the for mer can never be completely realised until the pro grees of science, invention and irdastry has en dowed society with an abundance of wealth of every kind such as We now searcely imagi That so lofty and satisfying an i ine, ideal of social life will one dey be fully attained, it would bs impoa sible to doubt. Indeed, it is intimated in ali tradi- tiers and foretold in all prophecies. It is the dic tate of common sense, the essence of democracy and the promize of religion. Everything which increases the power of man over natuie isa step toward it; phan Ts ye expands bis intellect or stirs a noble emo! in his heart, isa pl of ita final advent; and it would be as rations! to deny that the earth revolves or that the seasone aacceed each other, as that civilized soc! grows towards o Tew condition immensely snperior to any that the history of the past or the exparience of the present an daclere, Musain- aaron J aed Charleston.’ It says that ty Uapgerous navigation of 2 : srobea gation of the Gulf munt, an! will be It in the intenticn of the proprietors of the Nabaot Houne to have several more rezattas ducing the season, one of which, it is said, will be on a very extended cals, attracting competitors from New York and other querters ‘The sotorious “ iristol Bil." who bas reached bis sixteemth year of infamous life, mow in prison in Vor mont, reste his hope of pardon on the ples of piety. This \4 & common trick in our pritons—make iove to the ebap- laine and be converted, and (hen appeal to foolish Gov- trnore If be has really come to « sense of his sins, he ured Chis life free from the disturbance re he ean reflect aad repeat, and if be pweglt yet, be Oug’s Bot te Ye ont, of ‘The furt. CHION COURSE, L. 1-—TROTTING. A trotting match for $2,000, mile beats, best three in five, te wagons, between br. g. Major Regers ands, g. Hard Road, came off om Thussday afternoon. The horses beleng te Boston, aad on account of the breaking up of the Cambridge Course, they came on here to ascer- tain which would take down the stake. Major Rogers is a fine large gelding, with a square open eighteen to nineteen feet stride, and a trotter all over, and seemed to have little to do im beating Hard Road, with his hop-skip and-jump gait. Both morses appeared too high in flesh. The betting was very even, incliuing to Hard Read. First Heat.—Getting the word, they went around the turn aide and side, Hard Road with the pole. Major Rogers outfooted the little horse, and showed in front at the quarter in forty seconds; and going steady, was half a im advance at the ‘half mile pole, in 1:20. ‘The large horee—(the contrast in size was very great)— then Crew away from the little fellow, and came home a winner by two or three lengths, in 2:38, Second Heat —This was a counterpart of the previeus ome Major led to the quarter in forty seconds— to the im 1:19, and again made the heat in 2:38, Third Heat.—Warren Peabody took the place of Daniels behind Hard Road, but could mo} make him win, Mojer Rogers was tco much fer him. Time to quarter, fort; seconds; t> half, 1:20; and of the heat, 2:41. The { lowing is a summary :— Usron Course, L 1—Trotting match, $2,000, mile L 2 we 1 2 Personal Intelligence. Mra Commodore Breeze and family, Mrs. Captain Mag- gruder and family, Honorable B. B. R, Phett, of South Carolina; Colonel Gugy and Baron Bianc and famiy,are among the fpassengers of the steambip arago, which sails,to day for Havre. Honorable “. P. Chace, fusion candidate for Governor of Obio; Honorable Jobm P. Hale, Honorable James Bell, U. S. Senators; and M. W. Tappan, M.0., with their families, are sojourning at the Franconia Moun- tains, N. H. Hon. Joba C, Breckenridge, of Kentucky, arrived in Superior, Wisconsin, om the id inst, Dr. Fischer, at present minister of the Priace of Lippe: who has playeda rt} ere rélein Germapy in Rea witaanee years ry beak very hos- and 1649, tile to the Duke of Cobourg. Being lately in Cobourg, . Dr. Fincher was arrested, by order of the goveramen’ of that Principality, and is now awaiting bis trial for con- tempt to the sovereign. Americans ‘registered, July 11th, at the Banking of Livingeton, Wells & ('o., 8 Place de la Bourse, Paris:— W,, Dodge, W. A. Perry, P. Hogg and lady, Col. Sam. Col Mr, Sargant, 0, Heath, Mrs, C.Hfonth, “ACK. Miller We Mt, Waterbury, 'W. M. Tileston, G. N. Teylor, W.H_ Hill, G. 1, Ketty, J. Carson. T. Ej Tre Wit. Wood, ‘irs Hartley, A. W. Bai . Rhoades, J ©. Hitfert, W, J. Moult jaughter, Post a |. M. Elliot, M.D . stiss C. M. Gibco, F. E. Gibort ‘and lady, Jno Farrell, Ronalde, AE, Ford, i. H. Corning ra SM Cab nin; H office Jr, P. and femily, New Yor! ‘or! ell, Miss R. Gibs W Gould a, Clearwater and lad: Ohio; W. D_ Bowio, Jr., and family, A. M. J. H. B. Shormann, New Cc. 4. rd and family, J, Patter. I rinar, C. T. 3 ard, J. Tuok Andrews, F, A. Brower, atarsachuse' J. Shillipgton, District of Columbia; RB. aighter, J F. Kennedy, M D , M. Carmelick, 4S. Pratt, South Carolina; Mrs H Ewing. Tennessee; J. Mc Dovgali, Florida; R. F, Maccoun, M. D., United States Navy. ARRIVALS At the Brevort Hous Rigs. St. Louis, Mo: G C Colburn, San Franciso: et Heath, Liverpool; H. Ju- Montreal; Dr. R. Sohiater. Lo na; B. Young, B, Melligan, W. Urquhart New Orlesus; Mr, . Leroaque aud family, Montreal. At the Astor House—R. 8. Campbell, New Orloans; James Roy. Watervliet; Dr. Haines, Cincinnati; T.8.Wayn vannab, |. Noetham, ‘ford; Mrs and family, Baltimore; N, G Smiths hv! B.R. M Al Rochester; L.A. Huntington, E Patterson, Boston; nvier Texas: B F. Sandford, Cincinnati; Captain At the Irving House | Walbridge, New York; J. L. Newbold, Philadelphi eG. Pomeroy, Arkantas; 8. Bailey, Bpringtield, Rev -y Darling, Phil adelphia; Colonel ©. G'S) inci ‘Honoraplew. ‘owne, Indians; General Clemen: Y. Jon agent U. 8. Steam 5 Don Jot pez, Havena,Ca At the St. Nicholas—Erastus Corning, Eeq, Alvan: sr, re, , ew Crleans; Col, Sch'atter, Georgian; Sherwood ‘Chicago; Hon. 'N. M. Claghorn, Iowa; Indae Foote. Kentucky; Sig. Alvaras, Rio Janeiro; Rev J Grant, Mlivoi Judge Walker, Mr. and M Viotorine HA Lemak, B Gordon, S$ Calhout ey ‘Mra DW bre, Breas! iy ‘apt a Mee SY Hel yant; Capt J F Ashton, Mrs Carlton an F Dentyel, Mre J Mennes, child and servant; WJ Cambell, I. Seebios, ¥ Tropp, P A'H W Malagly, Mrs Janc Carey, A Piers, G Gordon, 'E Barnard, J Mitchell, J Danton, J ‘Keller, Wm J ‘Aaron. lady and daughter; C de Dalds, A Urauaiz, F Gardenas, S Dayken, TF Alber, D B de Castro, H Claussen, R Horner. I Pornjas, I C de Silvs, M It d A Silvestre, (J Periors, Francis, Dangley. Ac] Hortley, T-Loper, $ Johngon, A H Donal RC Turnor I Page. T Bride, G Anderson, R Kilpatrick, T Green, A Gravt, Riddlo, John Da Portes vis, B Howard, Mr Posada in bark John Benson—Di From St Jazo de Cuba, in bark John Bird—W Mapes, R Gilkert. Theatres and Kxhibittons. BROADWAY THEATRE —1hbis evening 18 announced as the Jact of the succeseful engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Wilttams. Inceed, it has been so successful, that at this ‘warm seascn of the year nothing of comparison can be made for many years previously, which has put so much mcney in the treasury of the Broadway theatre, proving conclunively that Mr. and Mrs Williams are great fa- vorites. They appear to night in the ‘Fairy Circle,” “In aud Out of Place," the “irieh Tutor,’ and the “Irish Thrush.” No doubt the last night of their appearance will be honored with s lazge assemblage of their friends and admirers. NibLo's GakvEN.—Mr. Burton, whose theairical on- i, gogetent at Niblo’s bag, as usval, been very success- tul, appears to-night in the domestic drama of the “Toe. dler,”” ae Timothy, xupported Ly a very good company. y er Burton b deetd he must amare attract, hav- ing established a acter for himselé as one of the best comedians in the country. He also appears in the “Wonderizg Minstrel,” as Jim Bage. Monday evening Miss Louisa Pyne will appea: in opera. Bowrry trrirrr.—The sflections mace for this even. ing by Mr_Weléron are such ao cannot fail to please hin patrons, He works hard to give the best entertainments that can be found at the eastern side of the city; there fore, he deserves public favor. The besutiful piece of “William Tell,’’ with Mr. Jobeston as Tell, will com- wence the amusements, and the nautica! drama called * i » Human Form,” will conel the entertain- ments. Weo's Mixsrrris.—A programme of great variety is announced for this evening, consisting of negro melo- dies, instrumental piecce ond dane ng. Also, the pieces called the “Wandering Minstrel.’’ Mr. &. W, Glenn, the Dutch comed engagement for six nights at the Bowery theatre, on Money evening next. [bis will be a card for the mana ger, a# Glenn is a great favorite. 1, Commences an Tax Yeuuow Fryar at Gosrorr.—The Ports mouth Transcript of Tueeday evening states that up to that time eighteen cases of yellow fever had occurred at Goapert, eight of which proved fatal. Tt says:—The disease is plncipally conflaed to Gow port, there being only a few cases in other parta of the town, and they originated in Gosport. The oe cf the divease has becn traced to the steamer n Franklin, Captain Byarn, frim St. Thomas, The vessel atrived on the 7th Ju n@, and had remain- } Mech’s Bank, 29%; 8 Beak of Boatds.-5 Commer ° Pitts sah 3090 04 BGs, PBR, 99% Tort ‘Te, 80; 2000 th 98%; 2 D th rH Nicobar ee fet "100 ; Bet 436; 10 Lohign Nev, 76 Market fir. to Sandon her, and ry for the of Jue 8 the wite of Mr. Eowauv | Wilsingeon: NC; arrived there atthe T=» enh MOF SP Honr, of io Wer ur ith street, of two daughters, pee at, Casein, Burnell, trom Bt t John NB, for a enn eae tongs Wn Seth es aware eqeastinn: sad fh coe mittatigne moaid be got ee ae eo eee rua ‘Hicxo: Ne ven. NC. ‘On Tent mening, Jy 24 by the Rav. Dr, Millett, tgtengri nn 1 , n ee MANSFIELD, of New Hampton, N. H., to Miss peterand er coveted parvuer 8 ately on 6 and her ce bridal tour to Saratoga and Niagare Falls. ednesday, July 25, aftec a short and tar a | Peete nceeee Ledge, SE a . - 1@ lighth aon Winnien boosx, beloved wife of Robert C, Thom. Sigtans 16 miles Buoy of Presenter: fe ig X, distant von, eeeisads and relatives of the family are respectfully | #2040, Arauot 1, leh, end will ye kept burning every i f at two o’clook this after- | ‘erenter, ps erties ie eine apo pd Thompeon stree! it, * see Hemsais) Lal rc a 00) beets bey without further notice. ry Capt en! W, shen . pte other a Sealy 26, Man Rarrzuty, in the 67th ne sane pone fea and ae Lg mil se from f vill take place to-day, at 214 o'clock, from | ™' fo Fee aE anes 9 : hin late residence, SAT Fst evade ‘Her friends amd i acquaintances are requested to attend, without further w 81d from New Bedford 26th ship Nautilus, Pacific Ocean. notice; as also thore of her sous in-law; Beruard 0’Hagan, if FH, 0 ep; had taken Re At Gusm Mareb 7 Arotio, Phill Michael Rearden and Lindsay Moore, a eee ee nee ilte: Vernon, Gardner, NB, 2 lease copy. x Papel Reet etter 2 leet Hines, Axx, wife of 20 days from Honolulu for fay ag Philip Emrich, in the 26th year of age Spoken, Sunezy, TES relatives and friends ofthe family, also the I, O. | ,,ShP,Parthenon, Baler, from Shields for Boston, Juno 27, Ist 4 Ship North Arterica, Dunbar, from Liverpool for Caloutts, bers’ of th P Regiment July Sof Tokar ipvited to attend ber funeral, from her 7 87. Koones, ace? year, 4 months and 20 days. Bip Philadel Poole, from Liv Me futerar will taue'plaoe from the Teallonce of his 3 pbie, Peale, fom parents, 4°1 Sixth avenue, tale dar, at 9A, ag ae Triends and acquaintances of the are respect invited to attend, The rds will be taken to Rock- Jané Cemetery for interment. * On Thursday, July 26, Joun Kane, of 41 Franklin srreei, Aged 60 yeare, ; His reniafnd Were Interred in Greenwood Cemetery. On Thursday, July 26, Kars, infant daughter of Joa. S. and Elizabeth Payne. Ser remains wire interred in the Cemetery of the 10, Hovghend WNW 10 miles. 18, of Sand i 11, Tal 5417 Ton fo TE, Bark Rhodes, Roes, from Ljyerr4 ol for Now York, July 4, off Tuskar. Antwsrr-Sld Jul Ke Foreign Ports. 6 Matilda, Sprague, Gottenburg, Asrinwar1—Bla Joly 7 sonr Hester, hire, ; Union, Clark, ui Anglo £8301 It, JOstanriNor! v to June 28 ships Homisphore, CONSTANTINOPLE: New Jersey papers please cop: In Browblyo son faviay, July 2}, Horario Conxruvs, TE pre without further invitation. Philadelphia papers please copy. On Thursday, July 26, in Brooulyn, Curwmaxa Mania, infant caughter of Theodore ¥, and Coristiaan Hoyle, aj 12 cd ae day ‘ Montreal and Quebec papers please copy. Drowned, while bathing vat Coney Island, at 6 P. M. on Wednesday, July 25, the Key. Jou H. ELuorr, of Wi'- liawsburg, aged 87 years; also his eldest daughter, Mivs Mary ANN EL.iott, aged 17 years and 8 month ‘Che relatives and acquaintances of the family, also the Syduey, NSW; 1 mier, Wore, do for Gi previously) ships Sai (beth from Lor don). Exsins for Enylai Escou Sohuls, Carr, Savannah : Hamavnc—s d Joly 9 bark Attica, Chase, Ei Hayne—Cid July 6 ship Champion, Je tinopie. ¥, do for Boston; Pre (and both wid’ 12th), Genoa; Edwin Crowther, Boston. Raynes, Caimito; Reported sid for Church, corver of South Third street and Union avenue, Williamsburg, to-morrow, at 3 P.M. Their zemains will be interred in the Cemetery of the Evergreens, Drowned, on Thucscay, July 20, Bexsamiy, Monnytt, anderson, Phi mn Barks fonic, and Canada, previous! for Boston 2th; for NYorx Jui id 1. d Ja California papera pleasa copy. ee Nembarg, on Feiday, July 27, Himaw T, Manis. Bis friends, and thore of his brother, John C. Martin, ‘and his brother inlaw, Wa, Graydon, are invited to at tend hin funerel, from St. Bartholomew's Church, corner ought, do Zith; Yorkshire, do Aug oudictte, for ’bilacelphia 29th inet; Harri hott, for NYork fey di tojoad for NY«rk. —Arr Joly 10 brig Oxford (not ae before), rgevown, SC; 2th, bark Overmana, N. J.,Gzonox Fours, aged 80 years, an old and re: | spected citizen of New Jers ‘At Keyyort, N.J., om Wednesday, July 25, Ansie Stswany, only child of Dr. J.J, and Aan ¥. Bagley, aged 14 months and 14 cays. At Trevton, N, J., om Tuesday night, July 2¢, after a abort illness, GroxGe bURWOOD Denniveton, in the 27th yeur of hia ege. Pen. Arr. dleton, Ge Boston. Pawivovy—Arr Indy ¢ Aun Perkis Prymovrn—Arr July 10 shi Venice. Que nec—Below July 22 ship James Neamith, Mills, Liver Susenps—Atx July 10 barks Rover Davis, Hamburg ux (Tenerifie)—Sid June Cacia. \B—-Arr July 2ichrs Wm Walls ia, Rane-m, Lockhart, NYork. Cid ‘ip vii ms, Adame, Pevarth Roads: 2th, bark Da Whelden, Bridpewater, E; brig B dria, Va; sehr Regulator, Winder ‘Sr Anprews—Arr J: Br Gronce, NB—Cld ror MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, an a Movements of Occan Steamers, FROM KUROPE. Leaves York. Nume. ington... in July 6 ship Sootis, Meriill, Baltimor tr July 10 Danish bark Jorgen Bech ton, M'Muroby, do” Sh Daniel Webster ec. Law... Crenads.. Py Grace niees, WATER, sar all ind letters intended for the New You wsmaro should be sealed ¢ A bee vidence; J Prop yon reco Dari guna 15! bia; Mercy i, Heveper, - Fes Steamship Ar: Ship Jamosto Ship Univer els ‘The Outer T or ashi chee R& Co. va, Live — Gnion. Times, San Juan dol Sur—J W Elwell | ha 0. Bark R Cobden (Reem), Ballin, Gihara—Poppe & Co. wore Golden Age, Gerrick, Galveston— Wakeman, Dimom 0. Bark American, Hoyt, Portland. . Webb, St Croix—Po Newtold, ' Trinidad—Mid | scbrad A Rich, Eldridge, and N Doane, Doane, | tebe Nicanor, Hinks. 4 BELFAST Arr July 17 schrs Catharine, Robbi for Lolngelphia (and 4 00h); 220, Superior, or rr July 25 sobas Invoies ‘Smith ‘Rondont. Sehr Sonora, Huttin Zobr Wonder, Fron Sloop Americn, Burton, Bria jastor. Propeller Beverly Smith, Philadelphia—W H Thompson, ARRIV en x4 “ = ore-~ lerriti. gor ls tee e— Master. on, New Glover, Philadel w Orleans and Havana berte. The G lefe N 3AM, arrived st Havane 22d at 6:39 PM; 9:90 A) July 25, of congestion of wAL—Arr July Ssbips Mystery, Matthews, London for ith, G Welker, Bighy, d < ; "ALBANY—Arr July 26 schrs Sarah & Anup, Kinear, Pre ews o, Fall for a brig. or em) |, Shin ‘Satellite (Br), from Liverpool for San Franoiseo, July forfolk street, to: morrow morning, Yolook. of ka ae Tiny Jay 21, Guanes F., uae eons saa Fie Ship Racer, from London for Now York, July 7, Int 30 96, , A . ol for Fniiedelphiay Sith pees ee pumps going at the time, July 9,7 ip Thornton. Collins, from Liverpool for New York, July ‘lice Counce, from New Orleans for Now York, July fn Middleees Cook, from Now Orleans for Borton, July jones (from Boco Evergreen del Toro), Ban Blas, On thursday, July 26, Buravera K., daughter of G.K. | “Garnade'n york June gS shipe Joha Bumming, feom the and Mary HarFison, aged 19 months and 9 days. Chincta Islands Araminge, from do; Johs'Q Adams, ‘Her remains will be taken to Al*any for interment. Lewis; Tropic, Smith, and Pomeroy, unc; barks tir A. 490 of Thomas and Mary J. Watsos, aged 11 montns und rare duly 7 apy Sordi, Huston, London; 1 cayn ‘angdon, Mall, Haves. ton, h ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- | Havata; Bisnchurd, jange, Malte sephine Hardion, neral, to morrow moroing, at 10 0’clock, from the reai- TENE URE np ‘ul rhi | Genee of his parents, (4 Summit surest, South Brooklyn, | Joven, Jor BYork, 10g; bark Phila, Spofford, for do tow Bid Beh (not ‘orrest, Caloutta u RATT July 6 bark Sampron, Dailey, Konigsberg fain Bax (Lower Cansda)—Arr July 7 bark E ¥ —. July 19 | Mary Elizabeth, Thompron, the friencs of Mr. Thomas Gibbons, are respectfully in- | yPAYANA—Am July 8 \rig Masy Elisabeth, Thompron. vited to attend the funeral, at the First M. Mission t first Carthagena, Wil San Cayetaro, are'to load timber for London at £3 por ton of 5y | OF within one b: aon of Otis'F. and Elizabeth Morrell, ago’ 8 years, 8 | ouiio feet morths and 21 days é Min port. 2st ships Hay nay Adams, for. Haaburg Ide; ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ‘ABM, 1 for London éoi, Pacino, Nelson oF invited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his By ‘ork G0} i Oe Bemis, for do, do; Founding, isan. percnte, 166 Second street, Williamsburg, this afternoon, | {or Bostonsoon; ELA Kinsman, MClur, (5 Ebiledalphis atl orelock, His remaing will be taken to Greenwoo math igs Co of racaa Webabe and 8 Tait, nto, mmetery. for trsight cr charter; john Mathaw: fo Gn Friiey evening, July 21, Misa Kuen L Hvmenney, Beston 10g; Eliza Jane, Clackman, for NY¥ork do; and Se pon evand, Caciine, Baia peer ore |S Ttvenroor—Arz July 10 ships Flere WDonald, Skinner, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Belsimorss ISih, Vida, teach St John, NB. 8! abip invited to attend her funeral, to-morrow, at 10A.M., | Ma\Ntcamors Avie, for Be from the residence of her parents, 202 North Sixth street. | York 28th: Lebaron (By. prorel Littiejoha, “prev At Punta .iremas, Nicarsgus, on June 23, Captain R, | to 13th, Glove, Colter, Rotterdam: Crusoe, Burgeser Ham Burns, aged 4 years. burg. SATA On 9 brig Emma Ezer, it, Franklin, Chute, Alesan haswott, Danl th schre , di enter Bas Gassatens, Hylaud, Chatleston; 1 artell; N BT Thompson, Barnes; J M Usylien, Hulee; Tyrous, Strout, ard JG Schriever, Cain, Philadelphis. Signal y eart, overance, ‘Still in the Roads, bark MORE—Are July 26 brig Triad, Wooster, Eastport; (Br), Durkee, Port Medw: | Eliicott, Kingsland; Jesse W Starr, Starr, and Simuel N Smith, Hudecm, BYork. Cha brigs lia Grieve (Br), Brien, Brig Plomas, Clark, Dobo; RF Buck & Co St Joline, SF; Stephen G Basa Winchester, Boston; sohrs Sobr Blacktits, Reeve, M Brunt & Slagh Harmoria, Wheeler, nod J W Rumsey, do; Ellen M Duffield, Sohr Angelize (Br), M'Lean, St N#—H G Donovan, | Jones, Ditby, Ct. Sehr 8 FP Smith, West, Wilming { BANGOR—Cld July 44 brig Mangoni, Ames, Rio Jenviro; Schr Oregon, Englieh,’ Washingt ‘York. for Baltimore roline, for Charleston of Lafayette place and Groat Jones street, this afternoon, | 240); Gey Varknifl, do with, spaveb: J P ilarward, for N | way. " rieans ; Ucean Pear!, do ler he t canitoas July 21, Warzox, son of Matthew Arm- | — Loxnow—Asr duly 7Jobn Bright, Mis, Corings vie Po +trong, Jun,. in the 3d year of his age. ee eee seid Hae Suni Tied Soobet (Be), Millwood, The relatives aud friends of the family aro invited to | pannel 2 ™2 el? Mey 2 ship Red Jacket (Br), d § end the fun Fe Eee the Srerance of his father, in .) Ta Bld Sune 18 shine Suits Morse: Eattrd 324, New Jersey, at 3 o'clock to morrow afternoon, epeblic, Jimeburner (1fora va On Balurdey, July 21, Mien ELizaBert 8kG (color: qhgtingtoes arr July 9 ba & G 4, faye, ewes ed,) aged about td years, for over 30 years « faithful A a fomertio ta tue fatally of the late Alan MeDoagalt, aie Beans ol Deen tet ieeasican ees Her remains were interred in the Episcopal burial ‘Adv ship Nathan Hanan, and Aveona, for NYork ground at Astoria, Monrrga Dav, Jain york duiyd brige Wonder, Ab On Saturday morning, July 21, at New Brunswick, j Frances Jane, Kirch, for St Jage same Welsh, Di r board, ip John H Jarvis, Collier, ni) Sharp, | quire at 23 West W | EI i E E Us i i ry Ht Ss! %, j i ‘ & v lh He} ‘We cail your atten' mente are unsur; ers serie ot obarge, y aupplied, Office 3 ile boarding 808 Broadway, next te Grecs PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING Ag PLEASANT A. houze, with gas, bath, Xc., and haviag mere reom jan required, can accommodate s gentleman and his wife, or a small family, with board, Apply at 126 Weat Twenty-second street, between Sixth Seventh ave- nuts. References exchanged, FRONT ROOM TO LEI, TO ONE OR TWO A. entiemen, with or without furnishing. Apply at 9 ‘th street, front basement, SMALL ERAT AMIE, RESIDI! peg pt ANGE cottage house, upper part ene nan” ae would like to take a gentieman to board. Please address Madam M., Herald office, OARD--DESIRABLE, LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, FUB- nished or cape be a4 or without board, om Foseoneble teryas. cam be bad at 6O Walker street, aoar Broadway, West side, rrancleut or day accom: wodated on reasonable terms. ———_——————————————— OARD.—ANY GENTLEMAN DESIROUS OF PER- B fecting himself in the French language, aad wish- ing to advance $100, will be let a neatly furnished room newsseabie Utyiay of Freuch sod Egan books,” wih {os free mse aad ten without extra charge. Addeess Pauline, Union equare Post office. Bones DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE GENSLB- rr men can be accommocated with boord at 172 jane street, near Hudson, opposite the Park OARD AT BERGEN POINT, N. J.—A FEW SINGLE gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, cam be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board, by ap- plying to Joho M. Knyard, at the above place, where accommodations for a private house cannot be sar, - ed; access almost every hour in the day by steamboats from pier No, bat it river, and by (ay from Jeceey city, JOHN M.'ENYARD, Bergen Point, N. J. OARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.—A PRIVATE FA- B mily, havinga commodicus house near nga, deaite a fow genteel boarders. Address 0. K. Be, box 62, New York Post office, OARD WANTED—BY A GENELEMAN AND WIFR, ina plain private family, on the Sixth avemae,; between 14th and 40th streets, Board for the Jady only, Terma mutt be moderate. Reference given. "Address, stating terms and location, Economy, Herald office, OARD WANIED—FOR A MARRIED LADY, IN A mall private family. Widow preferred, where {here are tew or nochildren. Terms must be moderate. Address D, T. C., 25 Chambers street, immediately. OARDING.—TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, mmodated ae Cyrene can be jee es ‘ated, woe ; newly papered together swith gas, bath, to, Apply at 841 Houston street, OARDING.—A WIDOW LADY, RESIDING UP TOWN, will accommodate a lady, or a lady and gontlomam, ‘with « pleasant room, or «ult of rooms, with board for the lady. Location near Thirty fourth street and Broad- yuse firat class, with all the moilern im; 7 prove: ments. Address Mademe Tenpyson, Union square Pest OARDING —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OAN be accommodated with a room; also, rooms fer single gentiemen. Apply at 35 West Twenty second street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Dinmer at 6 o'clock. Bertie IN BROOKLYN.—TO LET, TWO LARGE tw well furnished rooms, with closets and bed rooms desired, in one of the best iocations in tween Wail street and Atlantic ferries. Cisaton street. igor! be oe repped 9 ROOMS, Alene jor families or single gentlemen, can . Columbia street, fro nutes’ walk from Fulton or Wall street ferries. References exchanged. JOUNIRY BOARD.—A FAMILY, RESIDING Av ‘and airy room, emd & gontiemaa and his wife, oc twe terms seven dollars per week, la- ‘aahington piace. OUNTRY BOARD MAY BE OB‘AINEDON A FARM, one hour’s ride fromthe city, on the New Haves Apply & 8 tha; oad, near a depot. Good sea bathing and fishing. ‘The house is large and well shaded. ‘The farm a variety of fruits, vegetables, Kc. Address D. J. H., Times office. VKNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— With beard, in the new house, 550 Pearl atreet, a doors from Broadway. \UPNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR A GEN tlemen, ia aquiet private house, 116 Fraekke street, 4 ENTLEMEN WISHING DESIRABLE ROOMS CAN be accommodated at No. 2 Meroy pin from Broadway. The house bas ali the chaps and is new and Seats furnished. men will be served with breakfast if required. RS. BARKER, FORMERLY OF EAST BROADWAY now cooupying the large ti e street, near Broadway, cen ace: more ingle gentlemen with ‘very pleasant furaished rooms on the most fayorable terms, N°: 379 FOURTH STREET, NEAR LAFAYEITE place —Elegantly furuished apartment id rooms, in a first class private house, to lot without board. Terms very reasonsble. ARTIAL BOARB—OR A LARGE FUBNISHED ROOM can be had without board, at 108 Grand ateset, at block west of Broadway. Also, a single room, with or without breakfast or ted. PRVONS THAT wis BOARD IN THE COUNTRY, twelve miles from the city, can see the land! ed At Chatham square Fost Office ou the’ 20ih of July, wm 1 to 2 o'c] veya fi i the pity to toe Ont, jyauce five times a dey from BRSONS DESIRING BOARD IN THE COUNTRY, LN pleasant and Aealthy locality, about two heura’ ride from the city cf New York, can be acocmmodated with large and pleasant rooms, at moderate ch: references exchanged. Addrems SAMUEL HUGHE: Moproeville, Orange county, New York, on line of ) York and Krie Kailroad leit Havare tt Die port July 20 sbip 7 UNMER BOARD.—HOTEL MORRIS\NIA, AT THY saat 4s . | the brain, Alexander Giant, aged 25 “4 " th wd gota fi av cue chs Ly hoa no sickness hay ‘iat RG W Dodge ict Blue Winn Teenoecy, ChoaCaeces, . xa. ; from | fw) the depot.—ihe distance is pat ten mites from 1g irred in that time, sho was permitted to lidays, with su toC&ES Peters, July’ 13, off Cape ‘ot, fi he, ide; A iat e City Hal). The Harlem railroad trains arrive amd come into the Farbor om the 10th, apon the condi- | Cerreuten pac® brig Capt Tom, of Warren tom Trinidad Ser, ok Mouton ecae days Gecene and Wir Wanie | Gepart almost hourly. ‘The last train leaves New York tion that her hold was net ty be broken out. When | fer NYor¥. Ive of Carey's Hort Rect, passed Gr brig s * "| at 11 o'clock P.M Good stabling—horses takes on the health office: Hirst visited her at quarantine, ho | Gevernor, from Savanilia for Liverpooly 21 days out; hed | paiakly RIVER” Ary duly 2% whe Ane Gartuor Sean, | livery, 0 * ENR DURVLL. was informed by the captain that there had bsen two | becn run into s days previously by bark Delphos, of Boston; HUMUOLDE BAY (Cal)—In port June 26 ship Lueas, Di ERY PLEASANT ROOMS W) PE deaths, but they bad resulted from the heart | let bowsprit, cutwaterand foretop gallant mart. Damage | gett, sor Australia lile, oe Rpm ho ie ico “ty oe at hes ory diseare, and exhaustion. It was this, nowever, | ' ciphes tot Bostonhy Schley Havant; Suly 15, with | x HARTFORD Are uly 20 sehr Petue & Brooks, Porter, | wall to call ee Ol senda street, Beatie mere ee that led t» the precantinnary measure above ter. July 17, lat 34 38, lon’80 7. | Miler, Philadelphia” Bld rtecen hohe See eecket: | vacant, well caleulatel for lady und goatioman or for stated. The Jicra/d then’ eays:~ Having Governor, of Liverpool, bound S, leon Mary Gray, Palmer, Creastitien) "| ingle gentlem: . contracted with a paity in Gespert to fin sigere ye Aiba ed wo j OMLRANS—Arr July 0 brig HA Btey os : dt have her work done there, she was taken up to P boom and forctopaall ‘ | Mog por og we and Allen's ship yard, (next to the navy yard wall). There tke remained nineteen days, during which | period it is stated the captain viviated his engage. { mont in having the hold broken out. On the Ay of July, aman who had been at work on board of her qwas taken sick, and his disease proved to be yellow fever. This was the first case in twonty-eight days after the steamer’s arzival. He died on the sth of July, and the Town Councils of Portsmouth imme diately convened and issued an order to sead her back fo quarantine, which was done forthwith, and she now remains there. Following this case were & number of others, among whom wore six of the herds belonging to the steamer, who ware sent to the Marine Hospital, two of whom have died. Ia Gcsport six peraoos have died in all. The Councils of Portsmouth, we unders‘and, have inatitated a | Sanitary Committee, with plenary powers to take | | aby measures they may deam proper to remove the | are f nd prevent the intredoction of disease with: | nthe town, WUNamsburg City News, Drow sr) —Benjamin Morref!, 9 Pars of age, son of | Otis Morrell, residing at 185 Second <treet, (iaatera Aietriet,) while playing at the foot of South second be nae 9 on Tharatay evening, fell off the dock and was 1owned } Scrrosp Invayry ity.—Yesterday morning, the re- wains of sn infant, supposed to have deen atillborn, | was found by some boys in a box, foot of North Sixth street. Rentart —The grocery store of Wm, Hurger, of Hinth and South lath streets, was broken open, wad the contents of the money drawer (abou. $), was ‘i ee Stock Sales. ; ILADPLPMIA, July 27.—Reported by Koen & Taylor, — First Board.—-2500 City RR 6a, 08 000, ttebarg 6s, {ftenben, bB, 80; 50C0 City 6s, '6s,'00% : 65 Pena RR. % jap Min'g Co, 8; 50 New Creek Coa! Co, 24; 200 HE) by A MORIA nant pret’ s, omeby 198, Morris Capal, 14%; 100 Viskeburg KR, DS, 7% Bending Bs, & Joba Benson, Burmeister, is. with on it. Havana, § day: Toly 20, saw a fail riggod | dy 26 sches ohm Tucker, Pate @ Sohn, Wesley. Albany: Hi Bi ‘e 7 eches M Sowall, Battimore: lumter, Wevoying echconer James Guthrie, Thompson, Sa ies *. Tinsai}, Smith Rohm | | Pearl streete, on Thurad: | ‘OUND—IN BROADWAY, \ WALL Cm) ra alony up nee, Golding, Vigo snd & mkt Bird (of Becky nd, Browa ou ‘Jago de Cul Pome Spa dark Btezredad, Torra, ae, oe , { RYO! Pty July 2 drig Liian, Nicholas, Bucks. Petseek), + Cardenas, July 15, | pct; scbre Arlington, Worcs Nyork; Elica 8 Manuing, 6; (ot New Bedford), Chess, Mate | Crowell, Boston. Cld Br brig Lucille, Masters, | sugar, to Chase & Smell, * | Std sche A: 1, Bareh, N York re, Axworthy, Savanna, 1 days, with cotton, \ pak LL a 4 %.sBrancomb, Dobey Sound, July 2, with | Nycre otter, Poiledelpbia; August! Perry, : eto NEWFURYPORT- Apr July 25 brics O'Brien, Stowart Republic (of Boston), Snow, Maraoilles, June 10, * ORT: ' panied Gitpaltar th, with mdson to's Goddar Fhtladelphia: Venus, Wilton. Sera (ghee Uhaclen Robr Wolcott (Br) Fader, Mont Faly 12, with s iphia, 814 aches Energy, Coombs, old mstal,leaweod. ke, te Tucker & Lishibourns vessel vo | PNW spcik, Chas Eiddshs tee: mT de phitedeh hice) : SPOKS Bele Niagara, of | with, N Vorb: prop Decatur, Goer, do for Norwich. Sid schr Seber Athol (Br), Crowell, St John, NB, with lathe, to a eases pea the, black and fan King Cunsies oy up er @ black and tan marlon spaniel slut Tour months old, in Myrtle avenue, detweon Adams end he 261K inataat, will confor Apollo Shales, 2 Myr- altably rewarded. a favor by returning her to tleavenus, Brooklyn, and be 0G LOST. —STRAYED FROM 708 BROADWAY, ON ‘Tuerday last, a young black and white Newfound ight mon rewarded by returning him a CONTAINING ‘The owner can have it by calling at the New treet. money, (ice of Platt & Stew INGOWG FROM t : one } River July o brig J Be Streets, « letter directed to Mensre, Fleitman & Woddé Sehr W Kidder, Tyler, Wilwin Ricbapdven, ton veel ver July % brig JB lont, | tog, William atreet, New York. Whoever will revere ye nine ne eee bi at | PHOLADELPHIA~Act zely 20, UM, brig Meck Mawk, | the came to the subscribers will recetve # suitabia re- Schr Pa Drocusra. M mick, | Retingem. Calais; sche Goo, Edward, ‘May JBcston, Cld | ward, McOUNN & MONCRIRG, 2 Wali street. ¥ 8; Gen Ta ON B-Raf ahaa Re ee tere ynitadelphin for Bo Tieidpetert: ewedut, iiaoia Beaton, sg sles O~\ BLACK VALISN, MARKED EUWARD RNA. Sehr Zaeper, Searr, Tat a for | yERGVIDPNCE Ary uly 20 prop Paliean. Wil | veschuch, Ist company National (card, Tt regi Sthy Basee, Post, Phil for Mid ea Reeves Chadwick, Rarearannctk, Covbele Rowland: | ment. The finder by returning it to .9 Uireeae steowt, posed Cope, Be — AW Leeds, Matthows, aod § Any Encicott, Philadet- | in the turner rhop, will be suitably rewarded. Eclur Gompliane n for Philadelphia, Easeenet, Washo‘ cae tobe bh Haan Witeteo a | IFRDAY AFTERNOON, IN BRO Dwar, Sebr Orrin Cow Bridzoners. ieury, Ti oy Gooras M Davis, Nichols, Port Ewen; | between Gleecker amd Grand streets, $06 ia geld Sche Maty. Hayes, New Haven j ‘orton; Wm S Moant, Hw Stoney Gnder will be rewarced by leaving it 0! 64) Beoed oT eC ealigeh Taieente nd Copy. Wheeler, Re acy corner Bleecker «treet Nv. Dalloa, Hav kins, Keon, Willard, ) NY ork. a a a One bark and one brig. Sid sches Albert Phare, Allen, and Joseph Porter, Bugiish, O3T—ON THURSDAY, AT THB ST. NICHOLAS HtO- Wind At sonthe, WNW im, tuner, SSK Phitladelp DS Miller, Lothrop, Rappabamnoek; loop tel, a letter written ia spanivh, signed L. Breeden, Neptune. Beckett. NYork. rs together with « for 22 wad more onuese of geld, Heraid ), Conrempendence, Bet ND—CideJnly 2) bark David Kimball, Amos, and addreesed Mre ROG Lh pw Ane a. tg ILADELPRIA, i~Arr brig Sarah Elion, "BA ad ‘ finder ‘be Mberally rewarded on suc) roihtg, Portemonth: echite dd 8) agian ave!) Chee ee ee eee areees PRER, roeeiph to the above wildreas, oF to # DURAND, ke, Hutchineoa, Port do. SALEM—Arr July 2 brig, Sean Small, Treedwell, Phila | ig the St. Nicholas Hotel. Morning Light, Hf deiphie; rohre Searevilte, ) gbloxandria; | Serntozs, = - - ; Hope, Dyer, Mi erva, Beckwith, ead Fegare, Boxer. Pulle- yy TH FOLLOWING brige Gare ‘Willis, Surinam; Osceola, “ D. Henderson, mou’ ler, Martins ee bid Sith boek Tarrronon, Ciara, Cayenne | o gh o, 6 mente Ne ba aie. jeren’ ae e: 2 4 Gis” Camano, which prt into Velpernise ander stress WitBiNcTOR NG—C1d July ¥ beg Gye Magghal, Par ‘The puldic ere heaby otiied potte necouats tee sas Met he ti i LOR Co My # MICKAL & DO.