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8 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1856. Interesting Political Reminiscences SPECCH OF GOVERNOR ¥FOOTS, AT MARYSVILLE, (CALIFORNIA,) ON THE 30TH OF JUNK, 1865. being several claims against the those individuals had bevome per- A writ bas been hewek a24 BEBMONS. | bet successfully Rev. 5S. H. Willey, of San Francisco, California, intments to The political friends of the Governor having inst the friends of will preach in the Madison Square Presbyterian the Gove, Ca fer ‘raed him in various quarters to, publish some, one | note! ee iment of IMG mn chureh (Rev. Dr. Adams’) this morning at half past “Soha Wale, Spemcor, dare. Sm ee cause, he bas consented to | enemies of the public 10 o'clock, and at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. do so, he has impart tionista, and openly sup] rs of order and the defenders of the law; that he has allowed the gallant defenders of the consti- ickingons, the ‘that, dignity Rev. Dr. Shepard, of Bangor, Maine, will preach in the Charch of the Puritans, Union square, thia morning and afternoon, drew UP, for publication in our v Port of New York, August 14, 1853. ch fellows. It is, of course, not the same speeck, in Moicn vhich he delivered ia Maryaville—that hay an extemporaneous effort, and no re- te incre been purel it down at the | tutional rights of the South—the D Rev. M of Cambridge, Washi oun: borg porter having been present Ay tako it ravecnn | anaes i Med we Papeete . Mr. Short, idge, Washington cou! Foot be, and is | Steamship Alabama, Schenck, Svvannah—S L Mic til. Hat tan correspond with the Marysville | down by the bloodhon nds of Se ek abate ty, N. ¥., will preach in Westminster church, in church on the cBlenmahlp Marton, Fosier, Obaiteston—Spotford, ‘filestom & ‘Twenty-second street, this morning and afternoon. A grand mass will be performed in the Church of tho Nativity, Second avenue, on which occasion Signor Badiaii with others will asstat in the choir. ‘The same choir will also sing at vespers at 7 o'clock *| combined, who have been mercilessly let loose upon them, and that they have been thns rendered almost utterly powerless for the performance of those pa- triotic services which have heretofore such strong claims to permanent renown. ig charge Mr. Pierce with having ap- Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond—Ludiam & Plea- address. aa . * * * + 48 rants. Ship Red Gauntlet, Andrews, fan Francisco—Suttom & Oo. eu Buenos A Let me now preseut a few fucta connected with the etate of the pabile mind in certain States of the South daring the autumn of 1860. The State of South Carotina had declared, in the most deliberate the Presby- tery. ‘Resolved, That the Rev A. Culver be, and hereb; is, appointed Moderator of the session of that churc! unt next stated meeting of Presbytery in Oc- Herculean, We Ayree—stanton & Kuger. Ship R ‘Miner, : Sub BF Austin. Cink, Gaivestco"3 H Bremer & Co. ven them notion and Gsnawis, Nore; Lhe Kato Sweetand, Ye q , ing manner, her determination, sooner inted to office at least one man who, he .M. This last time Signor Badiali will ers Bark Susanne (Ham), 5. ‘uno ‘CONSTANTINOPLE —, — submit ‘fo the compromise enactments, to se- und to know, bad proved himself altogether pa ey. gt : He It is much to be regretted that these difficulties REE ase gihias Wishais amin *) Frb, Ocean n, Herald, Furber, Mai Bid cede from the Union. The only question in that | anfaithful to the consti of his country— ORDINATIONS. should have arisen at this time, between the mem- | Bark Panchifa. Gione, Tarr aire & Geiwon eo abu Ta port July 22 sbip Equity, Noyes, from Trapant, te State wes, whether secession should be effected by | who had headed a movement in 1850 and 1S61, ion. They. are just about com- | Hark Ann, Patterson, New Orie ‘& Hasard, load for In St. James’ Cathedral, Brooklyn,on the 10th most edifi inst.. the Right Rev. Bishop Loughlin conferred Sub- meageeenane ciestch-editces bers of this iow le BI Oporign De pletencones ms Brie Maite $4 (Port) BE Anna. Oporio De Gouven Leal, when com| separate action or copjointly with some other State Brig Bteters. Lord, Malaga 0 & ft J Peters which was confessedly designed to pull down the ot the South. After a warm and arduous struggle, r¥—Arr July 30 Brewster, Clark, Havre; Lucia- government of the republic, and a 1bvert the union Mase Hayes 24, da, Falmouth; Ist Fj Bt Ge larger cities. Its cost, toes Hoot Sera ts the co-operationists, as they were called, maneeten; of shoes Fer geen had Seer and noto- | deaconship on Daniel Wheelan, a student of Mount estimated me Bg Lark ir), Higgs, Bernmuda—Mlddieton & Co, re Francie Bes he scheme of separate lon was given up, and | riously offered himself asa military leader to com- 5 Si # it 3 mshi} Fi , 4 a reury, Pedrick, . ihe porn aton of chat eraioas and timeshiored | mand the cohort of seceson agatittheconstinted | © Sergay, and on Wednesday, te 1th, the same feces | Brg Uremtetct dhe titty tet aren, | srobed AMNSE tc Tash” Gace vane Stat ctermined 61 remain io i@ Union, | authorities of the Union—who had_tacitly allows <6 Eizira,’ Brow jestoo—Dolner & Potter. yj rea foe 3 unless ‘some the Bate, of the South, should | hinacit to he suggested at Publioaiamery in Sth | ea a be aren, sae SoIONATIUS'S CHUROM, BALTIMORE, Bris Rovers (ir Vrngeh Windwor-D A DeWoir | qiOQgtonnog in part May 2 abinn Eek re ee to unite wi er important move- | Carolina, asa suitable person to become ‘the e description my Baltimore tadpoe, a don, ; Burees Devens, P ment. — Propositions to this end | President of a Southern republic;"--who, in a | gospel ministry at the Baptist church in Strikersville | sun :—This Aetibedaie chia saceed edifice noe ts che Tweed (i ogers, wrote H Pierson. Wis new leas; Hureka, Whipple, and Wild were most formally submi by the State | speech delivered before the door of the capitol of | on the 3ist inst. course of construction for the Catholic sion | — Sebr Volant, Wilson, Alexandria—M . pentane tha! port 3, bark ’ Whelden, for Malaga o.tn Carolina to the other States of the South, | Mississippi, in support of President Pierce’s claims EUVErastows, on the south weat corner of Calvert and Madison | Schr Loulka, Mayrah, Rranklin —¢ H Pierson. GromAixan—Io port July 28 ship Hy Grlanell, More, epee and these proposition were, in pence of time, | to election, denounced the Compromise of 1850, as Rev. Elias J. Richards, of Reading, Pa. has re-! streets, the ‘design of which, as well as the superin- Rehr LT Blevens, £0 Philadelphia 'W McKee. wind W. . unanimonsly rejected. Had a single Southern State the hated compromise;"—who, baving more than ceived a unanimous call to the pastorate of the First | tendence of its erection, is by one of our eminent Schr Plymouth Rock, Boaton—Dayton & Sprague. besides South Carolina juiesced in her pears ence, in the United States Senate and elsewhere, | Presbyterian Church of 0: ».N. J., formerly un- | architects, Louis L. Long, Esq. The dimensions of Behr Onbot Niekersot, Bos pa Foster & Nickervos. LOtca eatiet: Bomtey, and delegates repre-enting the two Statea thus fa- | predicted the failure of the compromise measuresto | der tho care of Rev. Wm. C. White. the building, its estimated cost,commanding location | Propeller Tacony, Hand, Philadelphin—A Hi Thompson, hips. Ni Bish, (rene tally barmonizing, had assembled in the city of ive permanent repose to the country, was specially Rev. Henry D. Moore, late pastor of tho North | and the fact that no correct description has yet been | Sloop ‘Aprat. rroviden H Havens, ieanego te ea ary Houtgourery, Alabema, as proposed, an ordinance | interested in securing the verification of his own pro- | Church in Portsmouth, N. H., goes to Portland, as | published, will the following architectural out- | £)00P Pagksone, Reynolds Providence Master, acre Somes ’ phecy, and who has undeniably exerted himéelf, | the pastor of a new church and congregation now | line of deseri: The style of architecture is term- | - Steamer Thos Swan, Johnson, Ballmore—Cromwell's Line. of secession would have been adopted that would inevitably have been destructive of the Union. 1 -ay, destroctive of the Union, because it is a propo- sition too absurd for refutation, that the Union of these States can be kept fogetbee by the sheddi of blood in internecine strife. Whenever two joinit.g States shall resolve upoa disunion, disunion ‘will certainly occur, in spite of all that the power of Federal Govervment can do to prevent it. I 1am sure, with the. and impartiality tory on this subject, and my language is that of a wan who would look apon the disruption of our natiourl brotherhood as by far the Greatest of evils which could befall us as a le. Lect us turn our atteniiou to the condition of things in other States of the South in the autumn of 1850. Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louis- jana, Texas, North Carolina, Alabama, Arkan- sas, Florida and Missouri readily acquiesced in the peace measures of 1860, with an ander- standing, though, that all of these measures, iu- cluding the fugitive slave law, should be faithfully enforced. In Georgia and Mississippi a state of things far different existed. What was known as the democratic organization, in both these States, was ascertained to he nostile to the compromise mea- sures, and friendly #0 disunion. My five colleagues in Congress were open advocates of secession. They all urged that the remedy of disunion should be resorted to, without the least delay, on accouxt of the compaomise measures, and chiefly on account of the admission of California into ‘the Union. A large majority of both houses of the Le- gislature of the State united in a declaration not to submit to the comoromise enactments. The Gov- | ernor of the State, an excellent and patriotic gentle- Man, but fatally misled by the false and daagerous counrels of others, on whom, unfortuvately for his own iu e and poputarity, he too much relied, con- voked the Legislature cf the State in special session, and recommended the immediate adoption of such measi.res a8 would lead to a full and hearty co-oper- ation with the Stato of South Carolina. At one time, the chances, both in Georgia and Missis- sipple were obviously in favor of the consummation of this scheme of ruin. There was bat one remedy left. Party had to he given up. Party nizat- tion hud to be disregarded. e only possibility of ave ting the menaced catastrophe lay in uniting the ever since, to the nimost to bring about the accom- lishment of his sinister auguries. I charge Mr. Pierce with having disgraced tho public offices of the government, both at home and abroad, b; filling them with grossly incompetent men, some oO! whom were known to be utterly devoid of all ge- nuine American feeling. I accuse him—and who can deny it?—-with appointing to a seat on the bench of the Supreme Court of the United States, the very man who was everywhere recognized as the author of that most ce and disorganizing document —the eddress of the Nashville Convention. I ch: him, finally, witha bold and heartless discrintina- tion in favor of foreigners against native born Arericans—with the ruthless proscription of true hearted American patriots, because of their avowal of opposition to a dangerous Hen inflaence now known to be in our midst, and their declaration of a preference of their own countrymen as aspirants to Official station, over persons horn in foreign lands, and who were necessarily unfaziliar with our inst tutions and with the working of our complex g vernmental machinery. I charge him with brea! ing up, in the most unpardonable manner, ghe strength of the democratic party of the Union—with so discouraging its members and weakening its moral influence in the country as to make it next to Sapemsbls that even a return to the pepeplos on which he was elected, a dispersion of the pases Cabinet, and » fundamental reform in the policy of the government, would be abl¢ go far to restore the character and influence of that party as to make it capable of saving the republic in this its moment of greatest peril. _ ~ is * s In the progress of the summer of 1850, when M. May and his associates in the two hones of Con- gathering under his ministry. i 7 ee, ra a i late po the Unirereniiy Church in Lawrence, blaas.. a member in the Yast Legislature, has accepted a call to settle in Mil- ford in Massachusetts, Rey. Archibald Alexander Hodge, son of the Rev. Dr. Hodge of Princeton, has accepted a call to Fre- dericksburg, Va. Rev. F. A. Frothingham, recently from the Theo- logical School at Cambridge, has received an invita- tion to the Second Unitarian Society at Portland, formerly under Mr. Cutler, now at San Francisco. Rev. §. H. Giesy, recently of Greensburg, Pa., has aceepted a call to take charge of the German Re- formed Congregation at Hagerstown, Md. Rey. 8. G. Wagner, for several years a teacher in the High School at Mercersburg, Pa., has accepted a call to preach to the G.R. Congregation at Blue Bell, Montgomery county, Pa. Rey. Mr. Alger, formerly of Cedarville, has re- ceived and accepted a call to preach at Morris, Ot- sego county, Pa. Rev. John M. Johnson, of Morristown, N. J., has received and accepted a call to the pastorate of the Presbyterian Church at Hanover. On Sunday last, the Rev. Mr. Giles, of Cincinnati, ‘was unanimously invited to become associate pastor of the New Church (Swedenborgian), of Boston, with Rey. Dr. Worcester. INSTALLATION, Rev. Charles F. W. Rechenberg was installed as pastor over the new German Evangclical Lutheran church in Albany, on the 12th inst. DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. Rey. Thomas 1). Hudson, of the N. S. Presbyte- ile church, died in Wythe county, Va., on the [4th uit. Died at Beverly, N.J., on the 15th inst., Rev. Christian. Wiltberger, one of the first settlers of Li- beria, and late Chaplain to the Episcopal Mission to Seamen in this city. NEW CHURCHES, Plymouth Church, Rochester, one of the finest churches in the State of New York, is at loagth completed, and will be dedicated on the evening of ed the Roman Composite mensions 74 feet front on Calvert street, 124 feet deep on Madison street, with a finished basement 11 fest io the cleat’, whilst the height from main floor to ceuling: io, and the general di- ] Stcamer Westernport, Berry, Porlland—J Riley. a'idth to Ton for trom Dombay, area to Manila and back the report af’ her ARRIVED, Bark Kathleen (Br), Wood, Fajardo, PR, 2d inst, with sugar, er. to master. tron, Leto Seaver, Kohl & Rlualis, SG init Tata ton GRant | The Waverley acoompiisbed the 5 5 5 ‘ a spoke brig Allston, of Bangor, from 5 foe New York: in abont five weeks, bringing to Hong around the windows, are of cast iron, and the in- | faye peavas tastes Peace ee 6, Of and fore | “Hammoue--Std July 81 Lisboa, Cari, Ragland. terior finish ¢ of fluted stucco rilasters, fro y oper Io ng hme nF lag MY i duly 90° Gen Wi ‘Lowe, for Bow: . They wantede navigator, which we could not supply Anderson, Cota, tor Ror, do. them with. uly La Higginw, N¥ork. “Si Ang t Avedale (of Kasiport), Shackford, Maracaibo, July 28, | Neva, Brown, Liverpoo! and Ut ; Alma, Lovetand, Pp! the fol- elaborate Roman Corluthian capitals to the same, Ponra ‘ gronnes: bya econ cnrelatant, ems. wie Brig Wi “ ings a paneled cor of feet &, oD B Arrow nd do. dius. The ceiling myo of enriched and deeply | emit rs be Ei peaks Moo ing A brigs we Antone, Tne Ms rack, is fifty-one feet six inches. The exterior pilaster caps and bases, with the circular architraves left the bar eve of 2h, with caffe, hides, sunken panels avd borders, with pendants at Brig Henry, . mites; i a ‘the vcgore Or the mehice, Sich oar Sehr Lewis ‘A Kdwards, Hartick, Gcorasion, 80,7 days, Sacre Oren, Pits, ae cae @ fect by eighteen, is to be filled with a freaco og " / in the style of art, representing a suitable scrip- ervoo.—Arr Ang 1’ Hahnemann, Wyatt, Sd, tural subject. This work of art has been contracted for by a celebrated Italian artist now in Washington City, and will be executed as soon as the condition of the interior will permit. The breaking of the en- tablature will correspond with the projection of pi- Jasters, and the arrangement of the decorations and mouldings of the ceilings will accord therewith. The architraves and imposts to the windows will be moulded, and the key of each will be decorated truss or console. A choir gallery, of large dimen- sions and handsome design, will be placed at the east end, and the finish of the pews will be as tasty and neat as possible. There will be six rows of pews, divided by broad aisles, and will comfortably seat about fifteen hundred persons. The chancel or sanctuary is in the form of a parallelo; , and will contain three altars, each having “ altar pieces” of elaborate stuccoed Corinthian columns an pilasters. riate oil paint have already arrived here, lt be set within the same. Jenewe—In + A Schr Ger W Baldwin, Sanford, Hi ays ML Davis, Wheld 3 Echr Empire, Osborn. Norfolk, 3 days. Schr Carrier, Ward, Fredericksburg, Vo, 4 days. Schr Belle, Bose, Virginia, 4 dase. Sebr J Bpofford, Overton, "Virginia. Schr Racer, Libbey, Virginia. Sehr H Brown, James, Virginia. Schr Iranc Vansant, Schr H Godtrey, White, Ving Schr E Bemeni,’ Decker, Virgi Schr J B Hoyt, Merrill, Virginia. Sehr J Birdsall, Birdsall, Virginia. Sebr Sarah & Elizabeth, Thowas, Viratnia. Schr G W Townsend, Longstreet, Virginia. Sehr Rebecea & Harriet, Allen, Virginia. Schr Esther & Sarah, Godfrey. ‘Virginia, Schr Mary J Mead, Thomas, Virginia. Schr Jullfa R Clark, Nelson, Virginia. Schr Messenger, Pratt, Alexandria for Derby, Ct. mht Alida, Deltiow, Bilmore for Providence. 17th tus 49 at ol lands, carried away head of mainmast in a 1 y ; Shakapere, heavy een; will repalr datpages in this port. do, with despatch; Light for Melbourne ert cy iggs, Callao; Ori Scbr Gardiner Pike (3 masted), Cranmer, Balumore. Robinson, St John, . Schr New Regulus, Smith, Baltimore. In port 3d, Seth Sprague, Wadaworth, for Boston lag; Vicie Schr Glass Blower, Allen, Philadelphia for Nantucke/. via, Finith, for NYork 9h inat; Liverpool, Kearney, % Schr Cornelia, Perry, Brandywine, ha Pratt, do 24; Schr Ellen Rodman, Osgood, New Bedford. ‘of Orieank, Deunia, do Sept 6; Chilton, Peunel Schr Palladium, Avery, New London, 1 BS Lindsey, Western, {0 Behr Maria 1. Hail, Hall, Portland, Ct, re Schr Snsan Baker, Gookins, Albany for Boston, Sloop Trace, Rogers, Virginia. Sloop America, Sturges, Providence. Steamer Thomas Swan, J . Baltimore, Propeller Westchester, Providefice, BELOW. 1 A Highland Ghie, Barstow, bt Joba, MBSA Ist Tan, Golden Asty a ai. ‘Adv’ Canada (for, Boslon 18th; Mariner, Barker, de Bt ih; JE Thayer, i 4, for Poruand, tir ins Australia, Smith, do 6th; JA Westerve! Juyenteu, Watts, do 22th; Ghiy of Brooklyi Coastituiien, jo 14th; Great Western and Olly of New ork, do Ny, Aste burton, do ist; Lorengo, Marwick, do with despatch; Orasa. der, Rich, for ‘Philadelphia 51h; Ocean Rover, Plokering, 4s 8th; Saranak, do 12h; Westmorland, do 2th; Annapolis, for Boltimore 20h; Flora McDonald, do with despatch; Gen Park hill, for Chvrlesion 7ib; Watereo, do with despatcli; for' Sava 3 dow Weeks, lobite 10th; Ocean Pearl, Chandler, and MJ Ward, Stover, for New Or Tans Si; Windermere, Wilson, do 16th: Schr Evergreen, Bligun, Balumore, inward from London 3d, Hope, Appre] c " and w: 8 were making daily and hourly efforts to secure the adoption of such measures as wore deemed ne- ceraury to the peace and security of the republic, it ‘was very satistactorily ascertained that Mr. Seward, of New York, had managed to secure so large a share of the confidence of that patriotic and honest personage Geucral Taylor,that he was allowed to wield almost the whole mass of federal patronage in the States of the th, in furtherance of his own most dangerous purposes. ‘The abolition fac- tion of the nation was evidently proving stronger and more audacious cvery day, under this encourage- Cur Havana Correspondence. Havana, August 8, 1865. Severe Thunder Storm-——A Military Parade and Bull Fight Adjourned--The Queen's Thanks to Her White and Black Defenders-- The New Bank Scheme Yellow Fever and Cholera—The Weath- er and Trade. On Sunday the 5th we had a brilliant storm to il- Boston, 1dg;_ba: Anekiand (in), do do. ‘Mapaas—Arr June 15 Borodino, Smart, Aden (and sd 20th for Calingapataun eyes Manna—In port June 4 Aurora, from Sea , chartered per ioe, Bigne mod beaipy doulbecn Gnome Hoses iter suger an 4 wes, arr May 6 for Boston soon; Faye Sewall, from Hong Koug| Haldee Hone do arr One ship, in the offing. Steamships Alabama, Savannah; Macion, Charieston; James- id; ships Orient, Liverpool; Morning Star, San Francisco; bark Petrea, Montevideo; brig Emily, Gibraltar and Maing ‘Wind during the day NNW. town, Richmon for Wham mpoa; Hussar, Winsor, jay 2%, for Mt unc; barks oder, Andrew, East, Extract from a letter to Elwood Walter, Esq, Secretary of the 12, for Koston idg, Star of ‘Ayres, fromm I . Rid May 25 ship Antelope ork, Dow. Boadleto, tom Bowion Dee S, arr May 1. aad energics of all patsiot'c citizens, by whatever name | ment from Washington cit; ‘he patriotic portion | Tuesday, the 2Ist inst. In the afternoon of the | luminate the evening of a dark day; the air was} pect iesort: aay jad been previously distingrished, in, support:| of the old whig perky, whi adhered to Clay, Web- | same day a council of churches will meet te organ: highly charged Revi ofenigea fluid stl Fi fireworks eee roe Suxcarors, June 14. of the compromise ond the Union, Wo hada stri- | ster and Fillmore, was, day by day, diminishing, | ize a Congregational church, which will hereatta i The chip Ino arrived at (his portion the ith ultiino, and dis- king example before as. Patriotic, whige nd pa- | both in numbers and couraga, avd were openly com: | occupy the new house of worship. The occasion | above were magnificent. Two vessels in port were | chirsed batt of ine Carne Hore: and took some produce for Now joti: democrats bad united in the halls ot Congress | plaining of being made the victims of a most relent- | will be one of great interest to Rochester and its | struck, but no serious damage occurred—the Ameri- | port she sailed on the Bist. ape iets i the adoption of the measures of compromise. | Jess persecution, om account of their national affini- | vicinity. can chip Sky Lark, aud a Spanish bark. A bull- | pcucath ug one tarhor ani Ge arts Yreka onions None The (imous Committee of Thirteen had been’ com- posed of six whis and six democrats—six Northern men and six Southern men. The thirteenth mem- ber, i. 4 chairman of the commitiec, was a man who wi 3 known to entertain no strong party feelings at the time whieh contd possibly bias his action. His abilities were of the highest order, his integrity and patriotism wete beyond question, his confrol over men unsurpassed. “All acknowledged that he ‘was (he only member of the national Senate who could be suppored capuble of taking the lead in the great movement contemplated, and of consummat- ing the work of national salvation. ‘To show the tice. It wax diacovered by several persons, who had Oe Me seen Sy leone the honor of being then in the Senate, that it had become necesgary to put an end to this great and growing evi nd the bumble individual who now addresses you, one day rose in his place in that yal and declared, for himeelf aud other Senators with whom he had consulted, that they had_ resolved to tear up the evil alluded to by the roots, by refusing in all caves, to confirm nominations which could be traced to # certain official personage, (pointing, at the moment, to the chair occupied by the celebrated Senator trom New York,) and expressing the bellef that the political heresy of free soil would be effec- The ceremony of laying the corner stone of the new honse of worship now being erected for the Baptist Church in Sarat Springs, was observed on Wednesday morning, the 15th inst. The new stone church in Cleveland, Ohio, was dedicated on the 12th inst. ‘The Second Presbyterian Church in Wheeling has presented to the county of Ohio, Va.,a library of Teligious books, for the nse of prisoners confined in the jail. Rey. Mr. Streeter, the oldest minister of the Uni- versalist denomination in Boston, preached at his fight that was to have come off with a famous knife from Lima, on his return to Spain, Gasper Diaz, ‘was suspended on account of @ grand parade and re- view of troops announced by the Captain General for the same day, which would claim the attention of the many “aficionador” volunteers in the service of their country. The parade, in its tarn, was suspend- ed by mandate superior even to General Concha’s, written with lightning in the heavens. The seve- Pine Latur arrived from Datavia, onthe S88 ito, nd % Lotus arrive on. tho 28th ultimo, nnd was or for Smy . chartered for Whampoa, for which port she salled of the 10th SiS Rosnoka, Lovell, Sbvnalyy 11th, Grey ‘The Minstrel anchored in our roads on (he 24th, and ts loading ) brandson, po. Mataca—In port July 24 bark Willlam, Paterson, alsa; Mermaid, ‘wig; schr 8 HLT . Kelaey, une. Bi 4 Zi Messenger, Scot, Shields; Anslo Saxon, Swan, Havana. “Sid Sist Nevada, Polleys, Bos Mowrmest—Cid Aug 14 bark Roxana, Wallace, Quebec. eNgwrour, In port Aug 2 ultan, 1 oe Nout g 9 Derr: Pen June's bar Wall, trom 8 9, for do ldg. a ship Jobn G Coster, Lewis, fi + Alexina, , for Ne now for New York. The Santiago, coming from Batavia, was obliged to re-cop- per, and was finished yesterday; she Ui likely to load for home, The Helena, for Shanghae, sailed on the 28d, and the White Swallow, for Hong Kong, on the 20th. Freights are still high, and the American ships have been re- murkably icky in getting the bizh rate of treight for rice to Freights to England have risen a iittie, and the Sylph and the Windermere are getting £4 74 6d u £4 17s 6d to London. ‘Thorndike, of New York, og Lonvox, Aug 2—8hip Live Ys Malice ais i ; bark Sid 21st brig Bini (He), N York. ‘unkee, ral regiments in the regular army, a battalion of ne- re Aischarged, ts repairing, and ‘nlppin a wh . w foremast, York, «lo, by noble spirit which prevailed at this interesting pe- | tually extirpated so soon xs the aspiring young men h, on Sunday last, the first sermon he ever de- ‘ the old one having been found sprung. Ship Wild Wave, Wes: | Piywovrn—8id July 31 Jobn Il Jarvis, Collier, Cardiff; A‘ riod, I will mention an incident which occured, } of the area ood a be taught tae Raptor? Teseon, Front pert sa originally preached fifty years | STS and the various volunteer corps, assembled at ton, of Boston, bas been supplied with a new foremast, and is , " and which, for the honor of the republic, should | that the pathway to official elevation did not lie over | ago, in Richmond, New Hampshire. He delivered | their quarters and parade grounds, under cover, | "eri sus sttant, trom Port au Princs May $1 for q uly 30 brig Pauline (Vene never be forgotier. When the question 4a to | the ruins of the federal constitution. I had not | it twenty-five years ago, at the request of his pariah- | where was read to them the thanks of the National | Roston. put into Inegua tho first week in June, with captain Queexstown—OW July $1 Suster, Humpbrey, from i al pan ol the Ci ibtes of Thir- ken s fe N . and mate sick. She left I bout the 12th of June, Jobn, N B, via Boston for London. teenth aror2, some of Genoral Cass political friends | Carona, oae‘of the-pnrest and: mort patriotic men | “ZC Cortes ofthe 29th of June, and a speech of General | Shud'ngSeratot bev bas bern ards satit icuredsbe'w | "Guéawe-tia Aug Btbip Win Sion, Jor, London teenth arorc, £0) Carolina, one of the purest and mort patriotic men Rev. Moses Keefer, of Reading, Pa., has accepted lost, with a!l on board, urged that this honov should be accorded tu him, as | that bas ever ovcupied a place in the national coun- Mag Concha to the ‘‘soldiers and volunteers,” (the last MANGHAR—In port June 2 ships Favorite, the acknowledged bed ol the democratic party: of } cile, camo to ine and stated that Vice President tho Frofessorship of Theology in the Seminary of | not soldtersof conrse,) which was in harmony with Welegraphie Mucins Monet York ide: Fiving the nation. | The oble patriot and sage of Michigna officer in the Senate, had re- | Me Corman Net : ee the bright flashes gilding the bayonets of the “ever | ST JOHN, Nit, Ang 18—Arr ship Finerald (of New York), | RerePaha tq 2 said, “No, Mr. Clay is entitled to be chairman, andT | q known to me, that he perfect) MISCELLANEOUS. ie ~~ yo Cock St Boies oan Hoetoa > eae | | ahipe Wid Duck, Hamilton, ¥’ move hie appointment. He can be more effi: | concnrred in the views which I had just expressed, The German Evangelieal Lntheran chureh corner | faithful” from the weeping clouds above them. The | NEW ORLEANS, Aug 1?—Arr brig Hundy, King, NYork; | Swarow—In port June 1 ship Indiaman, McCallum, for cient in that posi than any other wan, and this | and that he would be pleased to have an interview | ot Franklin and Nucella streets, Albany, was dedi- | Officers of rank called upon the Captain General on | Alired, and Exalt, Philadelphia. Jao with coolles! with me is a «ufficient reason for his ¢clection.” One i is official room in the | cated to the worship of Almighty God by the Rev. | Monday, to exchange congratulations, and felicitate Herald Marine 9 pAstgon—Hid May 20 shipe Frank Johnson, Lathrop, be of his party friende suggested to him that he ought of nine o'clock next: mornings | Vr. Pohiman, on the 12th inst. their chief upon the honor conferred, which was a NEWPORT (Mercury Ofc), Aug 17—Arr schrs Wm Brown, | Phaeton, Spooner, Yondon: Jennie W" Paine, Norton Nk 4 notto urge the eppciatment of Mr. Clay to the upon himat the time and pla On the 5th inat., the corner stone of Arndt and ees sees Gs the previous day, SE ee Fan hie Pee ae bark Lyman, Pierce, Boston. Chairmanship of the committee, for, if his labors in Without going fully into par- | Mesainger’s church in Forks township, about three riven sublime thunder and lightening accom: | porden, ‘Tilley, do for do; i Browns Rozera, Albans Mbop | soe akan port July 28 xhip Martha Whitmore, ete ertid trove danser'hy, kis, ites nenialty, | Ucbeuned™ be the directen ot ale. Pal ue | calles tren Hsioe Pen Yee wie Seaeeteaae Pfrefer you to the journal of the 7th for other | ™’* "ems Romi, Rusarea—On Pepper Coast June 2 varka Thelis, Dody try be resenes ma danger by his instramentalty, obtained, e direction of Mr. Tillmo: ceremonies. Rev, T. L. itz of Nazareth, Rev. items. Before Sel » With trenches flowin; with human blood, there has been nothing so bril- liant in soldierchip, results and re , 08 will be foond there condensed in a if column of matter—the jewel saved without the waste of a drop of blood or an ounce of powder, and with but two cases of strangulation. ‘he result is certainly due to General Concha, for the assumed measures pro- duced the effect intended. I presumed from pre- vious information, that we see no more bands of negroes Iningling with white men on such occa- sions; but the thanks were doe to them also; and as the National Bank is not to have being here to sap the life blood of Cuba, our capitalists may be pun- ished by the continuance of the from Boston Dee 20; Lepanio, Sewall, from NYork Dee 4. Stxaaroxe—In port June 18 ships Minstrel, Potter, from 8 tavia arr May 24, for Penang to load for U States; Slam, WI eanees Penan ut are, to ey py ee Lath , for Batavi lew . oi La, sbip ty Thompron, shanghae. aoe . Sovrmanrros—Arr Aug 2Jobn Murray, Smalley, Buen AM Joes RB—A. 15 ships Washingt jou, rr Aug 15 «hips Washington, White, NYo Goud’ Hunter, Perry, do. Cd igh ahigy Cbarvot 0k Povo Knowles, Liverpool . #7 Trowas—In port Ang} Am schr —, from ‘Prinidad, wud had gone on the ratlway lo repalr. SWAXsEA—Sid July 30 Sea Ranger, Peterson, Babla, Smpue—Arr July 90 Columbia, ‘Sturges, Havre; 21 i § 11 Talbot, Norton; Jersey, Crosby, and Hy Prau, Emery, Ashburton, Taylor, London (to load for Boston): Chan Williams, Roticrdaim. Sid Mat ult, Powhatan, Ingham, vy July 28 ship Harrisburg, Wiswell, for foreign), for Ne} ‘© the Adeline (supy 4 Jas Drake, Jones, Kagland; Stst, Loot Snir Caatswontn, Gorham, from Liverpool for Boston, was spoken 16th inst about 80 miles from Boston Light, in disires ‘with loss of fore and main masta; had jary masts rigged; g weather at the time, and smooth sea. The tow boat Rescus left evening of 17th to tow in the Chataworth. Sarr SooLoo (of Salem), Whiting, with u full cargo of pep. per, stuck on a sunken reef off Anslaboo Point, West Coast and #ank next day In weven fwthoms water, thé peonle of the United States might, ia « sudden outburst of gratitude ip favor of their deliverer, cle- vate him to the Presidency. What did General Cass aay in stir te this? These were his words: “Be it #0, then; it Mr. Clay shall he able to accomplish tho rescue of the republic, no one will more orally sere in his elevation to the Presidency than ."' Whilst upon this topic, | will mention what has long since become public. When Mr. Clay was lying upon the bed of languishment, and no one expected him to recover, several persons visited him, for the purporeof counselling with him in regard to the Presidential election which was then almost at hand. Never shall I forget his lan- guage on that occasion; it was worthy of the man who had, onty a few months before, in the hail of the hands o1 «en accredited friend of his, a list of neminees, sul to the objection of being vio- lent agitators of the question of slavery. This whole catalogue of wortbies was disposed of in the s in other words, they were sacrificed to the ‘onntry, one or two, whose nomi- wined to be acted pen on the last night ‘Congress. These were dixposed of S Fillmore himsel nm that same night; for, just hefore the cl of the Senate strack twelve, this gentleman, heing then President, sent in « special messaye, withdrawing all the offensive nomi- nations, end enbstitating others in their stead. And now I have an fmportant assertion to make, which I chaHenyge any man, either here or elsewhere, to ‘* nt Fillmore, after coming into the Dr. Sheffer and Rev. E. Greenwald, from Easton, together with Revs. Welden and Brendel, the sta- tioned preachers of the Lutheran and Reformed de- nominations, officiated during the day. The new charch recently erected by the Society of Universalists, in New Bedford, was dedicated to the purposes of religious worship on Wednesday, the Lith inst. The venerable father Sawyer, who is within two months of one hundred years of age, has been sick at Bangor, Me., but is slowly recovering. He is pro- bably the oldest clergyman in the United States, The Rev. John L. Watson, D. D., formerly assist- ant minister at_ Trinity church, in Boston, has been appointed chaplain in the United States navy, and Snmuatra, May 1 The rp which wae Jost. The Bark Gramros, at Bath from Liverpool, lost main sard; bad matn sail and main topsail split during a hurricane; ng date, Tat 4634, lon G 20. Bure Desuont Looe, Park, from Philadelpqia fur Boston, vith coal, when off Brandywine Light. 13th tom was cirack by lightning, which split her royal mast, topgallant mast, royal rd, shattered head of fore mast, and Injured sails, , reporte—"On the Oib ult, lat 32 African branch | yard, of the protectorate. Their refusal to sign has pot Dor xv deny:—Presider t i i " the hull of @ vessel with both’ masts | U, the old Continental Congress, in the city of Anna Presidential office, never, up to the close of his offi. | ordered to the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. H. Ercan Whoa tke tee ppb dail gone close (0 tb iad om ber aforn “Weatpor, ot onthe Ventiw-S14 Iniy 27 Sarmlon, Jacksom, Ancono, bay,’ eupposed to bi above wreck was the bi lig, standing upon the floor of that hall precisely where Washington stood when he surrendered the sword which had achieved the liberty and indepen- dence of his country, formally absolved himself from allegiance to ey and red that, in fu- ture, that party should be his party which should prove iteclf most trne to the Union. What Mr. Clay aaid to us on his dying bed was this:~-“It is indis- cial term, appointed one opponedt to the com- esehr Westport, of Boothbay. premire of 1450 to office, whether he was a free soiler of the North or a secessionist of the South. Hence the happy security which marked his three years administration: hence the be uae all alavery agitation, in either section of the confeder- util, in aa evil hour for the repore of the na- The Utica Observer states that Rev. J.S. Daven- rt, formerly Rector of Christ church, Oswego, reach them. The government at Madrid bas Jaimours, NB—Arr Aug \4 brig: Mooatig t, for received an unexpected negative to their power, and having joined the Irvingites, has been deposed from the minlatry of the sepa Church by Miahop De | Snot aan’ ot aan pth aaa Lancey. adm: The following statistica of the Methodist Church South are for the year 1855:—In the Kentucky Con- Damariscotts, with a cargo of {7 sprung aleak and was abendoned of the 2st April, in lat 34 24, Jon 75. Bhe has been fullen in with repeatedly since her aban: be buoyancy of her cargo may keep her afloat ind be a dangerous obstacle (o vessels at night, BORTON—Are Aug 17 Be ates pool 4th inst, 1a LSeh—orr at stern Binte, Corn inistered before, which will have some effect to show their “wise men” how frail the tenure by Me which they hold Cube in bondage. The promise of | id," New Boliord 17th bark Sappho, Seabury, Packie ion, this pare minded and patriotic chief magistrate Ocean. A 4 5 F ference there are 308 preachers, 18,218 white mem- | fortune to sastain power when ‘was no war, or ‘Arr at 8 Helena June 27 se, NIL, 125 Mazon, Philadephia, Signal peambic bela aed aes fecpes Peed ay was succeeded in office hy the unfortunate individual ue color ; Lonievite Conforene, 203 ct OF ft, wae By a femoastrated by re- ai Rout fipgi. mt os XL, te ach yt bat Samuel Appel i “Naha rahe, barks some al 631 whites, 008 col + Migsou: R to sign away their wealth to bolster up ti shares Comaar, In, wh 7,000 hone reports Ma » Mobiles ig ae HS OT SE ee ey eae pe eine ist. preachers, 15,042 whites, 1.458 | royalty they alected to venerate, ‘The reelt is | iNicrh, Wants Mh MiPMaa" Gg Mince. | Rage” Auuming Cur une, Yer ine a Bae available he would be my choice; bul, oa colored; St. Louis Conference, 260 , 15,222 | mortifying to the absolute will here, and will prove } Green, do, 10 sp 700 wh, 1,000 bone; 4ih, Sarah, Rounsevilie | Mig; Amanda Puwers, Rich, do; Grace Gisdler, that he is not, sud being satiaied that ten Gan, ee ae whites, 1,200 colored, 268 Indians; Tenneasce, 634 | an unhealing sore with the miniatry at home. Matt, 110 fp 200 wh, 800 ‘bane who smoke May'S1, no lat, &e| | depbln: Charm, Nick Rabeoot. ' A Fire in Williamsburg. preachers, 33,705 whites, 7,640 colored; Holston, 456 | We have had a few cases of yellow fever occuring | owgnt, Wade Greenport, lavapadwh 2 [ have no hesitation in ae it as my wish that ‘At Musgonul Feb 18 Kiug, F the United Lost night, between 10 and 11 o’e! 400 4p in 85 days, on the Now Zealand Ground. At Flores ot! k, & lee beoke Indians; it of he should be the next ee 39,665 whites, 4,031 colored, 200 among the troops recently arrived from Spain, bat the ejects are few, and there is no indication of 7 noble out in Wood's -tove facto: ted in Flet street, op- lemphis, 539 preachers, 30,730 whites, 7,164 ult Beaflower, Macomber, NB, 00 sp ihat’ the fends oy Union both in Minieloet posite South Sinth stree! burg. The nb colored; Mississippi, 279 preachers, 15,108 whites, | epi disease. There have been also, 9 half i Foronign 4 ult danet, Wet, Weeirort le aS oe ND, wie acd fens, Bl iy and Georgla, seted in the autumn of 180. art of this building, which three story brick, | 10,720 colored; Louisiana, 130 preachers, 6,398 Goaae cases of cholera, confined to the same class, } 100 bbls ofl. : » BANCOR—Arr Aug {5 sche Geo Se and it was only by throwing aside party | > : po he, Theruiting | Whites, 5,235 colored; Virginia, 349 preacherg, | Business continues a8 you are advised. Exchange | ,,Juse ®t 178, ton 10W, Sacramento, of Westport, with | 10. brig Mary Plorce, Merce, Alar ndria.” obligations mead ng ¢ was cveupie ty & number of poor wmilies. The building | 39.949 whites, 6,294 colored; ester, Virginia 04 on New York and northern cities, 1} to 2 ut; | 10 tune old BRLPAST—Arr A oo Latur Philadelphte elves a3 a an spewed FA ge new name 4 totally destroyed ; the factory, a frame Duilding, reachers, 6,989 whites, 232 colored; North Caro- London, at 10 to 103 p » discount; TES IE, nt i a rE f That the dangere of the boar "seul be: averted, and which extended from ihe rear of the building to the Hina, 299 sispacel Soda lati ay colored; Our reins continue, and as long as they do a0, we Sune, lat 0 4 n 3 tie oa cope ae fare iinchileldy NYo Sree low, Hall 5 the echemes of unprincipled factioniste be counter: | "hi logs I» eatimated at upwards of $10,000. We couta | Georgia, 718 preachers, 50,320 whites, 22,652 color | expect to remain free from vomito. We are looking yah Rookh, Bouall, from Liverpool May ¥for Caleut- 4 Teenskies, buncan, : acted. wae ; and: the world knows the | not loarn whether the popaety was covered by insu. | C43 South Carolina Osdip Bercumer, Skolueld, tron Lis serie Dn Crane otc 376 preachers, 14,62) whites ; * hip Ser Kew York Jute 13 for iN hat ali men of honor and 45,264 colored; Alsbasaa, 636 4 OH Mcgee Keone ht gs cen, om sin Sons 30 CTC La ne eer ne Tune 15 for Cel. tah sir ia, NYork. remalt. ance The fire is aud to bave originated fn facto chers, 39,27: ‘reacent City from itta, June 28 (not July), lat 27 N, lon 40. P; , Horton, N’ realy oth in Georgia and Misisipp! stand] vies, 10.755 colored ‘Ploriag "inp Prec ee ee ne ere ey oe, | See Ree im on Sane 7 or Bear, Jan | ORs: W sat eka attest, that this important object could not Coroner's Inquest. 620 whi 381 colored; Texas, 1s7 hers unin New England (of } Fo ae het tcbies, Phila re boon achieved, in elther State-cin |. _ Fara: Acaoot.ee(oroner Bilton heldan inquest 6,106. whites, 1.856 colored; Eastern Texas, 221 News froma CATE, Jung 6 tS 38cm TH fom New Orleans ior | FAR LPOMT Arr Aug? tchre Tomah, Hebe, NYork: ae teses fority of the voters thereof could | We-t Twenty-eighth street, upon the body of » preachers, 16,115 whites, 1,489 colored; Arkansas, (From the New Orleans Pieayune, Aug. oa Ship Parana, Langston, trots NeW York for Buenos Ayres, ‘an Plush Mcguire Grow be enh never have been pertuaded to acquiesce in the | ¢! Jehn Hovghton, who wa 174 preachers, 9,743 whites, $33 colored; Wachita, |, The steamship Orizaba, Cor. Forbee, a at sry eta ag 8 on 90 ‘ Kastan, Cadiz, compromise euactments, but for the solemn asau- | Wrrich block while at work i 173 preachers, 7,339 whites, 1,975 colored; Pacific, | the levee this mi from Vere Cruz, bringing | 9) i? A°fy yore Parard trom Liveenoot or Havena, July Mikecre, yaug lS sclit, Diamond, Philadelpl vance given by the friends of theue enactments, that 48 preachers, 839 whites; Indian Mission, 62 preach | intelligence thence to. the sth inst aa Heat DIG, trom Liverpeot ‘or Bostce, Quip 6, lai 4 Garvin PolindeDpoin’ ipecag'em: alimare Heth, ela mance the States of the North thereafter prove un- ers, 73 whites, 310 colored, 3,289 Indians, Total, | . Cept bark Plast, Cape left at Vera Craz the | 47 22, lon 11 40. HF mena tees Gy 3 if faithful thereto—that fs to say, should the Fugitive 3.501 preachers, 428,511 whites, 164,684 colored,’| American bark ,, Capt. Wilson, up to sail for | ,\h'b Sie | as, Magna, ‘rom Liverpool for New York, 8 Gory, Alban, Slave Law be should the Wilmot Proviso a on sunday, the 1400 3,757 Indians, Bi nA th! oa ai Ship Heestern Chiat Dyer, fom Newport, I, tor Malta, Juty Teatriction be to any portion of our vacaut gota : t The Baptist Church at Brighton, Masa, contem- repo on Iust., the revolution 29, > 0 22, ve x po territory—or slavery be abolished in the Dis- late erecting a new churels at cost of about | st! iehed At ag ew a Of Vera Cras. All | sup bo of Cape Clear 7 Tm Caniltfoe New York, ire pon FO np Bk Raper ed Personal Intelligence. 10,000. The site selected asa location is one of | Communic Port and Jalapa, and | “'kéip tien W Bourne, Haring, {row London May 18 for Me- drax, no date, lat 6 34 N. ARRIVALS. the best in the towu. also between it and Orizaba, had becn Interrupted " J 8 then Be The conductac. i Fhip Star of Empire (Boston packet), steering Ke * oaly remedy tor r= borne wold ia tare Hay Cans WV The corner stone of the Medding M. E. Chareh, wee te oe Menico with a convoy of 800% etl) ind cagbanged sina minh, Avg Winton ee become intolerable. Tagain aver, that it was only | $.1y'e: Vic Le toon Jervey City, wae lal on Weineeday, Angas 15. The stopped at the Puente Nacional, and fortified thems | ect ntePa! "aly at 618 N, ton Be a tne # for upon this sasurance, gen in the ‘most unequivocal | at ue’ xeuene rain Bein ay HER Taal saa selvea there, for the purpose of giving battle to the | ,, Park Maite Aamo, trom Newrort, MI, for Madeira, July 10 manner, that the Stites of Georgia and Mississipp! revented from co-operating " the autumn of 1450. i sy with South Caro- Meeker, Minneacte, lyn, and Rev. C. H. Whittier, of Jersey City. Harford; Capt D. 1B. W, . Jebaeton, (do. I. Aw: Dr, Ht from Vera Crus to the Sth inst. a Bark Motenzas (of Richmond, Me), from fow Ne York, July, Int Sh 06, lon #29 W. ina dg ob We have Hina Those who doubt on | (,* fa co The society of the Flt Presbyterian Church in coutale, bowever no notice of anything of the | ,Sitemer Avoria, Harris, frum ‘New York July) for San hy this subject, have ouly to look for amomient at what | Surkwonher pia Daltimore—Rev. Dr. John C. Backus—having de- ind “On the contrary, most plausible reasons are | P7200, July 8 Lat QA1g fom oy WO a an trie toad 1 Covtabeds. Wait ig known ae the Union platform of Georgia and | At ihe Amer Hoveo—W, The Mexico; &. K, Johnson» | te#unined to remove to the northwestern section of | given, from the Diario Oficial, for the de- | dock, was passed Aug 12, of St Uicorge’s Shoals; sows dae, | «(inst for Boston, “i nine a. ‘This, then, being the alarming state of | Lovisiona; S. Swan, Alnbuma, A. } the city, are now making arrangements for the erec- | parture of the lady of Santa Anna from the country. | #8 PM, a large stoumer wis aesed Sound j Tu port § A M, wind SW, with fog, the arrtents of to. things at present, I shall not occupy much of your | 1:_,Waee™? Wosion: J. Miner Borie } tion of a very Imposing and beautifal edifice at the | Accounts are given of the triumphant marches of | fq" (ry * rust," NOW Forks wus passed Ava 14 ot paw | atlen : ‘Sch ones p time, fellow citizens, in endeavoring to account for ps rae northwest corner of Park and Madison ts, } Blanco in pursuit of the reugls, and his return tothe | “"’ Fore ‘4 Jobn K Pat h Saeco it. Who is Fesponaible for the renewal of | 7. Winaca vee Wen.) which, for variety and beauty of outline, boldness, | capital. ° Anyan—sid Ma gree Falmontily, f Reding ram Howse COME OP, Ang Ibark L sectional strife in the National Councils, I shall not Maen, simplicity and richness of detail, and commodious | A report is gtven of the ront of Comonfort by | ‘Adsir—Tassed May 14 ships Gravina prague tom Lam | SMANPUCRERS Ce Ang ty cobe Bt A. take it mynelf to decide. By whose direct in. ba SR Ni interior ag nts, will @ any bullding in | Gen. Marquez, in Tamazula, and of tie desertion of | gou Fen 2 for Rhanghae; June Sship Vancouver, Jeuklas, (Amn | Tit atelier deen, Ain agitation upon the question of domes. | Ei ingen itverbou, t the Gothic style in the city. structure will be | three officers and some soldiers from hint wo the go- | pushes (OU NMork. 1, Gerard, for BEDFORD— Arr Aug 17 sches MH Re tic slavery hae been recommenced, in spite of the | &. Terrien Sun Pramciocc, Col Huns, ‘Ate 80 feet 3 {nehes front and 131 feet The main | vernment side. Troops under Gen. Zires are said «2 | China; Lowell, Ruowles, irom Surabaya, att May SF he Pe, THAN ER Ara: Cornelia, Benson, NY finality platforme adopted by ,both the great national | rem Faunte, PR, in bark Kalbicen—T Moir tower will be two hundred and fifty feet high, the | have returned tothe capital from Michoacan, because nd Bostin acon; Challenge, Kenney, from and for we lnie Nine en eet ake the - Le a not at all anx- DEPARTURES, angular tower one handred and fifteen feet, back } the department was anivervally redaced to Kong, art May 12,8; -, nich, Hi from Halen Feb ADELPHIA Aer Aue 17 PM, a ii ing to leave "tag nite forian Tam will | por miamend, £0, in weamabip Jamestown toll. Carl tower seventy-four feet; to the top of the parapet | quiet. Reports are given of prey ns being | sim en, Brow. Jew Londom via fable Bay, arr Sune | Hears A Gras up I bia. iol, Liverpool: ache Veh cf the rave matters. But there is one | Wonenun, @iriet Bou, Mrs Forrund, Mrs Margwe: Clemen } Wall forty feet, and the point of tho roof seventy- in Vera Crus, to celebrate the September fetes, | 1, and ani 7h for J on nee in. Isley, Ametct- | ier, McHenry, do. pride . forthe subject which I feel bound to take uow, | jp CRapian a pa erin nd ino children, Lacie, | five. The transept, or projectore at the rear, will be | Gen. Galindo is sald to have com letely destroyed a | On Oe oe ani tee eicida Darin: 20h, Hor. | a PORTLAND —arr Aue 16 aches Sex Birt, Northpor, 1 bro mtn erbo of impending evils, and | “Y.° Sa7m Mrs Pe tery cighty feet, and of the front flank eight feet, in } band of revotutiontste near Morella. mann, New Orieuns Ki ihe rosds 20Uy Danube, Liviedelh, | RCW SON ee dese Ete ack lays wesgntaddon ot eg ra to justice, from the | cum WN Wika fe Cray, 1A Van Noy which will 'be the entrance to the v lesding | Our papers from the city of Mexico came to hand | — PY pericope pT en eget pitch T dare not, as a conscientious | J Freem sa, F Morel, to the session room and Sunday school room. The | ata F past twelve, thus proving that the report | BPwiet—A!7 at the Pil! Aug 9 Comma, Onierbridge, Bain SAVANNAH Are Aug 14 slesmaable Florida. Woodhall » recoil. I proceed to declare, then, my clear HO pastor's study, library, &c., will be over the session | about the comm between Vi be Jone Gaze! York, schee Elandome, Brown. 40; O Yreect, do. 4 deliberate ju f, that , eon Vera Cruz and | Cixrox—In port 9 ships lle, lave of NYorie, sovt ST GEORGE—Hid Aug 6 woerntic President, his cabin commellons aah rah sixteen feet height fling ratte egteeareeescon 16 Saar qoolen to Caine phe Fey, tm ns Prascoers | acanae,& 9 A Orindie. BU Marin, BA Henry, J of celling. » P cari » Arey, ‘carr | | SALEM—Arr Aug Ib bi it i . May 30, for Fe ‘0 foad for Lemon, gets £3 los, Ph res wenecs Beas, incnding, specu Mia ewes Hom, Yepom JL Cat, | Quite 8 dificulty sppears te exist at nt in | On the 13th inst., Mrs. Rill, wife of J. R. Hill, of | iom, Fearen, Ban Franco, ar May itor ies are chi ble for the perilous | For sovannad te cere, ae of, pred 4 ue] " | a aniia; : ¢ | THOMASTON—Are Aug? schr Meine Law, Georg things which now exista, [ Mr. | and lady V Or mip A Hoffman, " pline frora SC; 10m, brigs CF O'Brien, Tobey, Valiadelphia, Hua, w Goliherite and dhamelon «i ‘ Ag aad im Aan Daly, B,J i A few days since, the mond, Colson, Gecegetown. 5 f ges upon which he carae Into ont Maria, & Boose, yr eT TA charge of the erection of the WILMINOTON, NC—Arr Aue ld bones Oe Wick Mach Chen: aa Wits BOO ypealy patroaland Cation, | Sadia w'e ernie" Ow Sore Mor aul” paaty, fat werern an aliea ee ae te