The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1855, Page 8

: 8 en ee ‘The Probibitory Liquor Law. BEroRTS OF THE LICENSED AGENTS UNDER THE NEW LIQUOR Law. ‘There is some curiosity about as to whether there are poy licensed agents in the city under the new Liquor law, ped ff 50, what good has been effected by their ap- ointment. We learn that there are just six persons fh the city who have availed themselves of the provisions of this model act, and of these four have made their re- ports, in accordance with the law, to the County Clerk in Zhe City Hall. We purpose to state a few facta in con- mection with the sale of liquor by these licensed dealers, Gor the edification of the temperance community in gene- ral, and the Carson League in particular. When the law for the suppression of ‘“‘Intemperance, Pauperism and Crime” was passed, the Judges of the Court of Common Fleas framed a blank declaration and w@ndertaking in accordance with the provisions of the act. We endeavored to obtsina copy of it for publica- tion previous to the law going into operation, but owing £o the clerk of the Court fearing to lose a few sixpences ahereby, we were unable todo so. The following is a copy: — DECLARATION. I, ——, intending to sell intoxicating liquora under thé rovisions of the act of the Legislature of Btate of New ‘ork, entitled < for the prevention of intemperance, Pauperism and crime,” passed April 9, 1855, do hereby de lare on oath that the premises and place in which I intend to Fell intoxicating liquor, ts ——, situated on —— beiween nd and numbered in the —— —ai streeis, ward of the city of New York. That I am an tiector of the ward of the intoxieatin, obtaa waid city; that I do aot us uors as a beverage; that Tam not and during ‘Shall sell such liquors: wit! pot be, a pediar, nor t r interested in, any inn*avern, boarding house, v nse, Erocery, or fruit store, bar room, eonfeettonery or other ‘Public place of entertainment, nor the Keeper of, nor i ed in, any theatre, museum, or other place o! ment, nor the captain, commander, sent, cler ‘Or on'any vessel, boat or water craft of any kin nd wil! not violate any provision Sworn before me, the —— diy of UNDERTAKING. Whereas, ——, in the foregoing declaration named, phd, a ha Ra ped! the ki county of New York, and who ls nota pedlar, nor the keeper Of, oF interested In, any howrding or wictualline hows , OF any bar room, coniectionery, im of public entertainment, or the ke interested in, ony Museum, theatre, or ‘other place of public amusement, ‘nor the capthin, commandant, agent, clerk or Bervont of, or on any vessel, host, or water craft of ony kind Whatever, intends to sel) Intoxieating liquors in it city, under the provisions of (he act Le ture of the State oF New York, entitled “An net tion of inle mpe. act. an clector of the elty and APF Of———, in Ui said city. . in’ the said o 4) New York, —— ot, ,——, ADI -—. of . in the said city ——, do hereby undertake agree that the said will not violate any provision of hesaid wet, entilled “An act for the prevention of intempo- fance, pauperis and crime,” passed April , 1855, and will byail fines, domages and costs which may be impose recovered agai iid in any action, hninal, to be commence: under any of the provisions of the Henct. Dated the — day of —, 185 . ‘hand County of New York, an. ‘On_ the —day of ISS, the above named — se- mrallyacknowledged before me the execution of the above bderioking. The eid were fm and who executed the VROOF OF City and County. of Ni —, of the —. they nre welt arc Baid city, whos ‘and declar, mors! ch Sworn beiore me, the — day of 185. JUSTIFICATION OF SURETIES. City ond Caety of New York, s3. ty of New York, the sureties who hi deriakine, heiny severally sworn, ¢ ns described to mo to be the per © widertakin MORAL CHARACTER. Je pos. Beased of any property for the purpose of enubling hi Justify as euch surety, and thai he is not, and will not be Girecily or indircclly engaged or interested fa the manatacta Or sale of intoxicafing Uquor during the continuance of his suretyship. Sworn before me, the — day of 185. Of the six persons who took out the above license, four made a return in accordance with the law in the County Clerk's office. ‘The return gives the name of every per- fon who has bought liquor, how often, in what amounts, ‘and whether for medicinal, mechanical, chemical or sn- eramental purposes. The result is curious. There are 1,001 names given—the same names, however, occurring everel mes. They are distributed as follow First dealer... Second derler, ‘Third desler Fourth dealer... The wing table is strange, + the liquor sold, there was— For sacramental pr « chemical, : ie lest slows a dreadful lack of piety among smnunity, as well as a deplorabl Of course, the customers ot must all have been be- Fevers in the Maine law, for surely they would ot buy lguor for “medicinal”? purposes in. the legal “rum mills’? now in full blast throughout the temperanc tate oo: health, licensed stores ay. IL appeors the religious community do not support be Maine stores, and notwithstanding Drs. Beecher od Tyne jocnige m phitippics against the liquor traffic, tey Cer winiy have bought their wine for “sacramental”? purpo-e:, during the past month, from the old-fashioned dealer. : Harlem appears to be very unhealthy district, i Muay jurigs from the liquor sold as medicine by a Maine Law devier. Gut of seventy-eight inal package Dought, « xty-one cost a less sum than one doliar; many of them were for hadf a gill and four ounces of liquor. Forty of the seventv-oight were women, One ardent lady ought six vortios of brandy and one of gin in less than @ math, for ‘medicinal’ purposes, showing a very bad Risto of bi n her part. theae liquors will strike the reader as One quart cf port wi One pint of Madeira. The above facts, gleaned f will cony’nce our readers That the temperance folks don't use much “sacramen- tel’ wine, ond, therefore, are not as religious as they Bbould be. Yhat thes don’t do much work, or ¢ more alcoliol and liquor for “mechanical” purposes. hat they are avery unhealthy set, ax evidenced by their freyuent use of brandy, gin, &e., for medicine. ‘That the religious community are opposed to the Mai law, or else they weuld get their wine for “ederamento pees af the licensed dealer And that the Maine law 18 m these curious returns. they would use elf isan abominable humbug. Police Intelligence. ARREA&TS FOR INTOXICATION YESTERDAY. Vheve were thirty-nine arrests for drunkenness yestor- Gay in the city, as followe:— Firat district Police Court—Justice Connolly nN fecond “ Justice Davison, 13 Third + Justice Wood .. 9 Total...... ” se CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD. John N. Miller and Magdeline Potter, residing at No, 12 Walker street, were arrested yesterday by Sergeant Joore, of the Second District I’olive Court, charged, on a {urrant issued by Justice Davison, with having joined in conspiracy to defrand Harris Marks, of 203 Third ave- ue, out of $5,000, The complainant, in his afiidayit de against the aconsed, stated that in the month of peril last he returned from California, and at that time Aeinduced to enter the house of the accused, where he rormed the acquaintanceship of both the male and fe- male prisoners; that while ia the company of the Intter, hhe was induced to ¢ of liquors, &6., which mado Bim quite sich, so much so that he was obliged to keep doe bed which wus tendered to him by Miller; that he was indaced to lend the latter $100 while here and thot Be also cove Magdeline $70 for attending him on his wick @ouch. For both of these amounts he obtained promise otes: that when well again, and about to «e- rt Or Cilitorala, an attachment was issued aguinst bim yr breach «” promise of marriage, preferred against him by th le prisoner; that in to allow him to ai fve ni his destination, the necnsed profferred him a re- the suit f he would give them $5,000, and ance: their notes, obtained by him in exchat for cash Rent thon. while stopping nt thoi place in Walker street. fomyisiuant, however, would “not agree to the pro: and instantly we tice Davison, complal the parties for con Piracy fo defrnad. The te held the accused to Qnewer the charge prote inst them by Marke, ALLEGED TIGHWAY RORBERY, Two men, named James Turner and James Smith, Blias Curran, were brought before Justice Connolly yes fterdsy, charged on the emmplaint of Frederick Helten- ler, of No, 7 James’ elip, with assault and battery and Bigueay rovbery. The ecmplainant alleges that without y jut oe was set upon by the prisoners between Biz dears cf one and two o'clock on the morning of the ‘Shed inet, and, after being feloniously beaten, was robbed Bf a pocketbook and # cravat; that the prisoners also ‘attempted to cut the eag-rings from his ears; that the PRFORCH of the police prevented the completion of the 2 . ree setae were fully committed for trial‘in Gefault of bail. They deny the charge preferred Bpecsinst them in foto.§ CHAROR OY GRAND LARCENY. Charles Klote ond Edward Miller were brought before Justice Davison yesterday afvernoon, by officer Smith, of Second Matrict Police Court, charged with having the len ebout $40 worth of wenring apparel, the property La of Thirry-revond street, anna Liebler, s19 W oy were ‘committed for examination, —____------ Brooklyn City News, Pannoad AccpEyt.—A man named Patrick Corrngan, Beet «td « serious accident yesterday by Juioping of the Mri! train of the Long Island railroad at, Bedford do. , while the ears were in motion. He was caught bh; ve nd the wheels passed over his arm, breaking it favo ploces. Be was conveyod to tho City Hospital. JNDNPERANCH The police of the Eastern district only FI. bee atscite [ve datonigation on Wednesday eight, City Intelligence. ‘Tux AMERICAN ASSOCIATION YOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF Epucanoy.—The fifth annual meeting of the above asso- ciation will be held at the New York University in this city, on the 28th, 29th, 30th and Slst instant. There will be thee sessions during each day. ‘The event will be leoked upon with great interest by the literary commu- nity, a8 some of the most eminent men in the United States are to be present on the occasion. The order o exercises as issued by the committee is as followa:— Tuesday, August 28,—10 o'clock A. M.--Prayer and or- ization. Address by retiring President, Alexander dallas Bache, LL.D., Superintendent of Coast survey, Washi m City. 11 o’clock A. M.—Miscellaneous busi- ness, Nomination of new members. Report of Standing Committee 2s to their doings in the recess, Business continued from former annual mecting:. Discussion on School Government. Discussion on Biscipine—Mental and Moral. Report on “ Study of Constitutional Law in Public Schools.”” Papex ou Normal Schools and. the Professional Training and Improvement of Teachers.’ Paper on the ‘ CI fication of the Sciences.” Cail by States as to condition ani progress ot Education. 2 o'clock P. M.—A paper oa‘ The Relations of Common Schools and Colleges,” by Pres. H. P. Tappan, University of Michigan. 7 o'clock” 7’, Miscellaneous Business. 8 o'clock P, M.—Address, by Kight Rev, Horatio Potter, Albany, N. Wednesday, August20.—9 o'clock A. M.—Misceilane- ous business. 10 o'clock A. M.—A paper on ‘ental and Physcal Activity, B, Hunting oa. Pein- cipal of Public High School, Stamford, Coan. 12 o'clock —A pay tion ih Schouls,”” by Rev. Charles Brooks, Boston, Mass. 2 o'clock P.M on ‘Debating asa means of Faucationsl Diselpline,’” by Y 7 o'clock P.M. y ie,” by, McBlligott, LL.D,. New York. Miscellaneous business, 8 o'clock P. M.—Address, by Prof. F. D. Huntington, Cambridge, Mass., on ‘Uncon- seious Tuilion,’? August 90,—9 o'cloc L—A paper on ing,” by Rey. T. V. Di ck A. 3 10 “Clas deal Kdnedtion,” by Prot, Lev ., of Union College, New WE} on “Phy- sical seience,” by Prof. H. o'clock P, M.—A paper guages, with a special vi by Prof. John Proudtit 7 o'clock P.M. to facility of upprehension, Rutgers College, Haneo 8 Address I Maiary Fridiy, Angust 21.9 o'clock businoss. 10 o'clock ‘A, papes on “1 omonts that m4) 9 American Colleges,” by Prof. ) A. P. tate University of Mississippi. ri GD, Abbott, Pri o'clock P.M. ry , on, of Harvard Universi Fach paper will be followed by discussion. ‘There will be a recess each day at one o'clock, for lanch and social intercourse. mely unpleasant e was thick and During the early part of the day the «hy became cloudy, betokening a storm from some quivter, ‘The prognostication was evidently meant for something, for during the afternoon we wero visited with severe storins of thunder and lightning. Tho rain, during arm, the crashing of Feayen’s artille-y, poured dowa in tor- rents indigenous only to tropical ¢limes. During the entire day we think the thermometer did not vary two degrees, for the mercury indivated eighty at almost any hour from in the morning, till Wat u . are writing this, the airis fled with electricity, and the weather appears anything but settlet, Abyentunes oF A Map Buri—GALLANt Coxpuct or THK Carreren,—Almost every week some infuriated ox becomes loose in the lower part of the city, and succeeds in pe forming a number of freaks often times very dangerous, and to the great inconvenience of such pedestrians as may be unlucky enough to lis path, The system of Criving cattle through the streets in daylight, while all the thoroughfares sely crowded with men, women and children, has become a grievous nuisance, and demands the serious attention of the Common Coun- ci. A Sago we gave an aecoount of the adven- Ww tures ofa wild bull, which heeame Toose at the foot of Robinson street, and after perambulating several wards ching down several persons in his vapid march— ptured in Fourteenth. street. ilar oe On Monday ence took place, A bull managed the and notwith- by the drivers to gallop up ticate himself from the main body of a herd, a wt of Hoboken fer standing all { n the st Conal id be atroet, done Canal atrect at a ‘ g down several por- xons in the conrse of his tions. ‘Turning up Taurens street the freed ani eased Iris regular 240 gait, whose nan! rho Her to Ty Was under foot by the i t. © Pursuing the uneven tenor of his way”? liship came toa dead stand at the corner of Jay and Washington streets, where, hy « roundabont journey Ye brought up, tossing his head ntic manner, g all of the dangecons task (hat would have to be nieved ere he would give up the ship. ound for several block: y, key aT 8a frame,named Wa, T rward, and in hat was fastened ar with the intention of securin arrival of some friendly but took place between the man 4 the intrepid fellow was dra: t violence to the grot in keeping close company minntes waa this struggle ci whon fortuna, n street, manner eaugh’ hold of a and the horns of the bull, » until the ng struggle verak 1 off hie foot, and th nnd, but still he s 39 Spring > of action, and with a few d the dangerous snimal—aa op soothing effset upon the nervous systems of the inhabitants of thi hbor- hood, who it apporrs is not of the very firmost We hope his Honor the Mayor will carn his at. tention to the almtement, if not the total abrogation of this Gangerous plan of driving cattle through tho thickly populated districts of the city, where the inhabitants? yin constant jor y from day to day. It is unlikely thint fine day somo useful clti- 6 death by one of these runaway vl es the authoritte: to pay in- tter where life is deeply concerned, long wished for cattle ordinance that the present Common Council promised to pass? Echo an- swers, Where ¥ Fine ty Kagr Broapwav.—About a quarter past 8 o'clock Satorday night a tire was disco \ ay, occupied by W. ory for soda water and packing of botled Leer and me. Mr. Ostrander was sitt ry ‘The alarm Neing give: ptly on the E flomes, From an examination of the. p appears to have vopmne aynong some straw which w directly underneath a hole in the floor, and as sev persons ware smoking by the lole just’ previous to the fire, it is supposed that « plece of lighted segar was carc- lesely thrown through the hole upon the straw, thus set- ting it on five. di sustain any dam- il X h Me- as damaged about $10, We conld not ascertain whether there was any insurance on the building, Ver yy Exprives Sruxer.—About a quarter past 12 o'clock yesterday noon, a fire broke out in the attie of the dwelling house No. 2 Fldridge street. Ry the prompt arrival of the firemen the fire was soon extin- guished, Mr, John Coster, who ocenpied the first floor, basement and part of has sustained a loss of about 200. caused by water. Ho has an insarance of $600 cy his farniture in the Rutgers Insurance Com- pany. My. Frederick Rock, who oceupied part of the second Goor, has sustained damage to furniture, by water, of about $50—no insuran Mr. James (, Harrison, in whose premises the fire originated, had his furnitur maged abeut $100 by wa Th ing belongs to Mr. Rdward 1 about $160, We could not ascertain whether it was in- anred. Cronen oF rm Deeacurere Coxererion in New Yorr.— Our readers will recollect, says the Freeman's Journal, that the Most Rev. Archbishop, on the Sunday after his return from Rome, announced his purpose of building in this city, a8 a memorial of the great event at which he had been permitted to assist, a church in honor of the Immaculate Conception of our Plessed Lady, _This}ehureh is to be bout in Fourteenth street, east of Avenne A, The Rev, Mr. Farrell, late of the Cathedral, has been a) pointed pastor, and has already opened a temporary chap n Filteenth street, in the first building east of Avenue A. & progress has already been made by the Rev. Mr. Farrell in his collections. Poros, Wonxingsey.—William West writes to us to state that he has been elected a delegate te the Whig Assembly Convention in the Fourth ward. Ho says he will yote for no man who is not a friend of workingmen, and who will not adhere to the platforia of the Hope Chapel committeo and the action of the recent mass mecting of workingmen in the Park. While giving the substance of Mr. West's letter, we don’t see that it makes the slightest difference to the workingwen or any one how he vo The earth will make its acenstomed in the usual tine, notwithstanding bi templated action. : Arremrr at Screws on Tan Barreny,—-Atan early hour yesterday morning a man named M. D. Dimick attempt- ed to commit suicide on the Battery, by shooting himself with a pistol. The deceased discharged the weapon into his thigh, producing » painful but not fatal wound. Oficer Thompson, of the First ward police, hearing the report of the pistol, hastened to the spot, and found Dunick lying bleeding on the grass. He was immedia conveyed to First ward station house, where a sur- goon ‘attended him and staunched the wound. The Wounded mon, on being asked why he thas attempted to destroy hinuweelf, said he had a great deal of trouble of late, snd was tired of life. In his possession was found $28 0, « Hullet mould, » hottle of powder, two keys, two knives, and a snuff box. Riscvep From Dkowsine.—About 4 o'clock on Wed- nesday afternoon officer Knitfen, dockimaster, stationed at the foot of Thirty-fifth street, East river, rescued a Hitle hoy about five pearaof age from drowning. The child had accidentally fatien overboard, when, at the risk of his own life, the officer jumped into the water after him, and eucereded, after much labor, in bringing the poor little fellow safe to shore, much to the joy of ite mother, whe wae @ witness to the whole oecurrence, Carsmino or 4 SL00r—ONF May Drowyep.—On Wednesday afternoon the sloop Harriet, losded with ma- gure, while in the slip at the foot of Twenty-secoma Klizabet NEW YORK HERALB, FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1855. street, Fast river, was by some mismanagement upset. One of the crew, named Thomas Murphy, being unable to swim, was drowned, notwithstanding praiseworthy exertions were made to save him by persons on the dock. ‘The body of the deceased up to last éveuing bad not been recovered, FATAL ACCENT ON BOARD THE ILLINOW.—John Gordon, the man who fell from the smoke pipe of the steamship Illinois on Tuesday last, died yesterday, at the New York Hospital, from the effects of injuries received on that occasion, Deceased’s skull was Ladly fractured by the full, causing him to suffer great agony up to the moment of his death. Coroner Hilton will hold an in- quest upon the body to-day, Deceased has a wife und fainily residing at No. 170 Carroll street, Brooklyn. Gor- don Was about forty-five years of age, and was a native of Treland, TaRRANT MesQuverrkes.—This company, which is com- posed ef young men residing in the Third and Fifth wards, will make en excursion to Flushing on the 27th inst., under the command of Captain Beriine. Report speaks highly of the military proficiency and skill of this company, CorkectioN.--It_ was Mathew Tiernan, not Mathew Kenney, who fell from the roof of lielmonico’s Hotel the other night, He was buried yesterday, yor’s Office. Ma, ALLEGED ATTEMPY 40 DEFRAUD SEVERAT, INSURANCE COMPANIES. Alexander H. Petrie, owner of the steamer G, W. P. Custis, was arrested by officer Keefe, one of the Chief's most efficient aida, on a warrant issued -by Mayor Wood. Fotrie is charged by Capt. Van Buskirk, whom he engaged to bring the steamer on from Washington City to this port, with the intention of defranding the Globe Mutual Insurance Company, which had insured his steamor for 83,500. Capt. Van Buskirk asserts that Petrie had ob- tained this insurance, and several others, by represent- ing the G. W. P. Custis as a perfectly seaworthy vessel, whereas it is unfit for any voyage, being burnt from her boilers forward. ‘he Captain further says that Petrie had directed him to run the vessel achore at some advan- tageous point, where the boilers and machinery might @ saved, and that he (Petrie) would make it all right with him. Thinking it au atempt on the part of Petrie to defraud the insurance companies, Capt. Van Buskirk, instead of bringing the Custis on to this city, proveeded to Alexandria, where he left her in safety, and then pro- ceeded on to New York, and gave information of the Whole transaction to Lewis Gregory, Eaq., President. of the Globe Insurance Company, who immediately waited on the Mayor und obtained @ wascant for the arrest of Petrie. ‘The examination is to come off before the United States iistriet Attorney, The following policies wore ken out by Mr. Petrie=— Globe Insurance Com rk, Angust 8, 1855). pti tee eee «88,600 Virginia Yire and Marine Insurance Company (3 York Ageney, August 6, 1855) ‘4 $2,000 Sun Fire and Marine pany, Yennsylyanis (New York Agency, Aug. 6, 1855)..$2,000 DOINGS OF THE FIRST MARSHAL, Mr. Marshal Stephens, of the Mayor's office, is diligent- ly pursuing all offences against the city ordinances, by carrying on certain business without license. Several cases are disposed of every day. Yesterday, aman named ‘Thomas Cooney was fined $10 for dealing in truck without license; Richard Furbourg $8, for keeping a junk boat in the same manner, and Mr. Win, Shea $5, foran offence similar io that of Coone The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING. A trotting mateh for $500, mile heats, in harness, earne off on Tuesday last, between b. um. Rose of Washington and My. Shute’s bl g. Blue Morgan. ‘The mare won in two straight heats. The betting wax 100 to 10 in fayer o: Rose of Washington. Lirst Heat.—Blue Morgan won the pole. They were started nicely. The horse broke going around the iura, and the mare got ahead; then she Moke up, and the horse caught and took the lead, and led to the quarier yole an open length, in 41 seconds, Going down the hack- stretch the mare went up to the horse, and he then Iroke, snd the mave took the lead. ‘The mare was three or four longths shead at the half mile pole, in 1:18, On the lower tarn the horse closed rapidly, and was lapped at the draw gate. He then broke at the mile heat distance sand. Rose of Washington won the heat by a length, ‘lime, Second Heat.—The mare led all around the upper turn. ‘The horse broke near the quarter pole time i9 seconds. ‘the mare led half-n-dozen lengths down the backstretch and tothe half mile pole, in 1:16. The horse trotted nicely around the lower turn, and up the homestreteh, but the mere won by a couple of lengths--Tiine, 2:36. ‘The following is « summary + Tempay, Aug, 21,—Match, 000, mile heats, in har- -11 pos ff named b. m. Rose of Washington ned bl. g. Blue Morgan.,...... Wm. Shute ni 36. Same Day. lo heats, best three in ec, eceived forfeit. R. P. Hart named bik. g. Frank Morgan. ‘Paid forfeit, Chas. Mather named br. g. Yankee, Theatres and Exhibitions. Brosnway Tnevrer.—The Ravel tronpe announce a bill of gre: for this evening. The first order of the selections is the “Three Faced Frenchman an English vandevillo—Gabricl in five speaking parts. ‘The Martinetti family in their pleasing exercises, and the amusing pantomime of ‘Jeannette and Jeannot,” will conclude (he entertainments. AKDEN.—Still the fairy opera of “Cindc ting large houses, and’ the singing and acting ne opern troupe elicit great applause, To-night it will be repeated, when no doubt there will be « crow.- ed house, To-morrow eventing Mr. Burton appears for the last time in this theatre, Roweny Tarater.—The benefit of two yery popular artists, Mv. and Miss Charles, takes place thik e¥ening, hen their friends will be previded with a good enter The first eco fs “Treland as Tt Is?) This cceeded by “In and Out of 1 ul the clo- will be the “Irish Know Nothing.”” Mrrroroutsy Tunvit.—Mr, Hackett, whose acting in Falsiaif, Rip Van Winkle and the an, has elicited cheers from large and respectable audiences during the week, appears to-night in the “M Wives of Windsor’? as the amorous Falstafl—Miss F'. Moraatas Mrs. Ford, and Mrs. Allen, a fine actress, as Aunc Page. Woon's Miverrais.—The anvusing and laughter pro- voking ‘‘Masyuerade Bali? will be given again to-night, together with a great variety of vocai and instrumental music. Tre Beevrevs are to re-open thelr hall on the 27th inst., on which occasion they will produce an_ original American epera, together with their usual pleasing negro performances, Mus, Gras, th a series of her pl of a few days. TAWRNACLE.—A grand voeal and instrumental eoncert will be given on Monday, the 23d of September, for the benefit of Mr. Charles Parks, a firemaa, who received severe bodily injury at the lire at Jenning’s, Broadway. As he is not able to work, it is hoped not only his brother firemen, but the citizens of New York, will evince eympa- thy towards a member of a body who risk their lives to save the property and lives of the citizens generally. Mns, Grirmimns.—-This lady takes her first benefit at the Bowery thes tre on Wednesday evening next. Miss Julia Bennett (Mrs. Barrow) will not be a member of the Boston theatre company next season, but has raade arrangements for an extended starring to'r through the country. Miss Kate Sw densburg, on Wer The Pre R. 1.) theatre will be opened for the regular se Monday, it, Tt is still under the able direction of W. C, Forbe, TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. I perceive yeu have given, through your columns pub licity (o @ false rumor relative to my being married. Will you correct the statement, through the sume me- dium, and oblige. Yours, with respect, FEVIZA LOGAN, Nucara Paris, Ang. 21, 1565, of tho istingnished vocalist, is to commence ing entextainments here in the course gave a reading of Shakspeare at Og. day. tence Curres Hover Naval Intelligence, The officers and crew of the United Sater «op-of-war Falmouth, have obtained pratique and were conveyed from the Quarantine Hospital on Wedacsday afterhoon, to the Navy Yard, and placed on board the Levant, lying at anchor im the Wallabout. This was a precautionary measure to avoid any risk of communicating the fever, shonid there be any vestiges remaining, to the recruits on board the receiving anlp North Carolina Orders have been received from the Deportment taching Commander Shaw and Lieut. Knox, and dire ing the other officers and the erew to revair ty Boston and join the Saratoga. They lett, in charge of Lieutenant Franeis Winslow, in last evening's steamer. It fs presamed the Saratoga will take the place of the Falmouth in the Home Squadron—1)e latter vessel still remaining at ouchor at Quarantine, The steam frigate Saranac arrived at Messina July Sst from Naples, The Norfolk Heral? states that the frigate St. Lawrence + has dropped down from the Gosport Navy Yard to th lower part of the harbor, nenr Crany Islant. She haso board the officers and erew of the Pennay yi. it wa at first intemled to send the Pennsylvania dewa, awa from the chances of infection, but her crew wore after wards transferred to the frignte. The stoop-of-war Marion, which arrived in Hampton Roads om the Lith instant from the west coast of Afriea, last from Port Praya, came up the river on the 2lst, and anchored below the harbor. She returns without o1 ders, having been condemned as unseawortuy by w rega- larly authorized board of surveying officers, he sloop-of-war Dale, Commander Whittle, was at Monrovia (Africa) on the 20th of Jane; ail well. The Dale was to sail soon after for Madeira’ where she ex- ted to meet her relief. She has teem two years om the coast of Afrien, having previously made «six months’ croise off Newfoundland. The old Constetlation frigate, which has battled the elements for so many years, feo » & sur. vey nt the Portemouth, N. H., Navy Yard, and will pro- bably be condemned as unse#worthy, and will be repair- ed of retuilr U. &, frignte Potomac, fing ship of the Home Squadron, Commodore Peulding, which arcivod at Tortinnd last tinte that port to recelye despatehes from and was tg have left on Tneeday. ‘The Military Encampment at Kingston. Kinaeton, N. Y., Aug. 22, 1855. ‘The Soldicr’s First Duty—Formation of the Camp—Awk- ward Cavaliers-—The Dril—Blunders of the Instructed and Instructors—The Blind Leading the Blind—Arrival of Governor Clark, de., de. Seized with the military epidemic now rampant in this vicinity, T{ock an early train last Monday, and after wading through seas of dust, from Rondout up, stood on the “tented field.’? A long line of ‘horse, foot and dra- | goons,” led by Gen. Ward, had just arrived. They looked ns jaded as if they had toiled ten hours ina Texan sum- mer’s day, After forming square, the General remin led them of the custom of thelr ancestors, and @ prayor was offered by the chaplain, on horseback. The scene was init pressive, yet the epint of some deparied Quaker urged me {o wonder if the Paghteous Judge would smile npon organizations whose training was for “battle, murder and sudden death.’? Tt would extend my letter too much to speak of the formation of the camp, its details, &, ‘The ground is far inferior to that occupied by the Seventh regiment, which undoubtedly excels sny here encamped in instruction. The cbject of this encampment is a good ove, and the practical insisuction obtained highly uecessary, + It can not tail to make a New Yorker's heart ri-e up to seo 70 and 72 warked on the saddle cloths, Ayractised eye can at once see that some of those who fly ebout the ficld, to the terror of maids and children, ia magnificent array, on magnificent steeds, are sadly in want of the elementary principles of the art, Amid the caverting of 86 many Murats, I was fearfal of my own life, « and yorttcularly apprehensive for some country lasses, whose curiosity wes running away with their pradence. However, thus far no accident has occurred; and I teust the sane’ special providence muy rule to the end of tie chapter, ‘esterday was much occupied in drilling, and it is nly a great pity that more time could not be spent in such instruction. Atter such preparation and expense five days are insufficient. I wat the several brigades regiments closely, and while it was easy to perceive the Army Regulations and Scott’s taciics were the guides, it was alko caay to notice too many departures from the text. The commas, as Inid down, were not followed, but others, sounding something like them, sub- stituted; incertitude as to places and action among the ficld and staf was apparent, and disorder arising from the looseness of these large screws in the mil y machine:y. This should not be, and is with excuse, How can the taught be proficient, when the toachers are deficent? In one brigade, pass- ing in review, I noticed some field officers conspicu- ous for trapping and clegant horses, while marching the second time around in quick time, salute the reviewing officer, while the poor dusty lieutenant on fool knew hotter, snd kept his sword “at a carry. Which is the more worthy of the spur and yellow sash? At the term! nation of the review, the Brigadier General called all the s around him—reproved them for some imperfec- ut unfortunately gave them some wrong instruc- He was purifeular in. impress: ich the ominand that ina w, When the brigade preseniel arms to him, it should stand at a present ll he and his staff had ridden entirely around it. Ts (his 50 ¥ The proficiency of regular service is not, cannot be pected; but it ceygpinly looks bad to see oflicers flylag about with trappings double that of oll campaigners, and yet, in one sense, « little child might lead them. Any one can see how necessary it is that officers should be well acyuainted with their duties, ‘They shouldstudy till they know them well. A colonel is responsible for his regiment, but should the regiment he responsible for his neglect or igeno:ance? If the b of course they go into the ditch. erday's p foun: itis difficnlt to say which, in 1 estimation, wax the best insiructed. The palm lay be- tween two regiments, both of which, if Linistake nof, are commanded by @ Smith, One Colonel read his commands from a payer—so J was (old, and therefore, am not will- ing to be responsible for the truth of the report, ast night Goy. Clark arrived, and will probably review the troops this afternoon. Everyholy supposes Scott will be up to-day, and the whole country in consequence is alive with excitement, Since sunrive teams ~ have been rushing in, of all sorts, shapes and sizes, from the broed mare to the obstinate jack. Notables are hourly arriving from abroad-—Geu. M. L. Pest, among the nui- yer, and no doubt Kingston will, this afternoon, he the first place on the earth, As usual, sharpers and tricke- ters of every sort are on the ground: the dust kicked up is suffocating, and take it all in all, the panorama of life this afternoon presented, from ainjor Generals dowa to thimble riggers, feathers down to ‘rags, civil geatlemen of elegant 1 lipped darkies, will well be worth a shitting’s ride to see. T shall keep an eye n the troups, who, Thope, will do the creditable thing before their constitutional commander, and will drop you a line again, OBSERVER, Gur Port of Spain Correspondence. ‘TRinmAD (Port of Spain), July 26, 1855. Glut of the Flour MarkelmDPrices of Provisions—The Sugar Crop, de. Our market is heavily supplied with American bread- stuffs, and the recent high prices have taught our people to seck for other articles of food, to a degree nover before known in this place. Many of the laboring elasses have not hought a barrel of flour for some time past, and won’t till native provisions become searce or high in value. Holders of flour, &e., are anxious to cell; mach of the J sales are made in retail at $12 per burrd; fre: ; but very light transactions at these figures. Corn meal, $6; suppl; €orn, no sale, d. lee. Thuttor, $5 78 per keg of Mess pork, ig ix over, and many vessels will go awny half tull, and some in ballast. The crop i& very short, which causes much distress among the poor people—and the rich too, Hrig Syiph arrived 14th from Baltimore, having tried Bermuda, Barl «1 now goes to St. Thomas for n et. B, Sinccran Svicipy or an Evperny Lapy.—Mrs. Hull, a weil dressed and respectable loo} ing woman of about €0 years of age, says the Hartford Zimes of the 18th inst., committed suicide at Botsfor’’s Hotei, in Falls Vil- e, on Tuesday of Jast week, by tuking Isudianum. Not appearing at breakfast, she was sought for in her room, which was entered to ascertain the cause, She was found Iyingon the bed, unconsefous, and bregthing very hard; she lived till 8 o’elock Phy ere called tn: whe pronounced the ts tobe result of taking opium, The Mrs. Hull sister of the « that she belonged to Maulin difficulties lett home and visited Mrs, H. She there made # will, and pretending to mail it, went to Canaan, Conn., mailed a letter, and purchased rome opium, and hired 4 conveyance to Fulls Village. She was a lady of fine appearance, and no one snxpected her intentions. She leaves a husband $4 years of age, in Manlius, N. Y. She signed ber name ‘Lois R nokta. ‘This person was in this eliy m few days since, and left in the office of the Boston Railroad a cottom umbrella, in which had been placed a similar wooden box, containing a piece of opium large enough to kill a dozen persons, aad a inarriage certificate, which reads as follows :— Eaton, Aug. 20, 1945. Thereby certify that on the 7th day of January, fa the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred an: seven, I united Mr. David iseynolds and Mrs, as husband and wile, agrees via to ordinance of God the legal requixetnents of the State of New York, in the village of Jordan, Onondaga county. (Attest) — WASHINGTON THACHER, Minister of the Gospel. This box was placed inside the umbrella, and it was tied together with a wifite handkerchief, ‘It is now in the possession of Me. N. Goodlwin—Altany Journal, Falls e proved to be a was ascectainei x. ¥., anil owing to family Mase.” wa Aug. 21, Chamvoyants ix Tkoun.k—A Vin. ANous Hosaxp.—Yesterday morning a man named Bdwarus, the husband of the somewhat noted clairvoyant, Madame is, whore stay in this city for some weeks has been very profitable in « pecuniary sense to her, deserted his wife, taking with him everything avaliable, including $1.5 in money, gold chain, pencil and locket valued at 840, a daguerreotype ina gold case set with diamonds, and several valuaile silk dresses, leaving her absolutely destitute. Madame E. 1s in the greatest dist From her statements, we learn that four years ago she eloped with this man, Edwards, from her parents’ home, near Vortsmouth, New Ham) Her parents are wealthy farmers. Discerning her qualifications for the line of business she is now pursaing, Edwards insisted on her devoting her time and attention to it, which she did with great success, Her profits were confided to him, and ab- sorbed generally in tl le peariain of fine clothing for hin, Last week she presented him with a hundred dollar suit, She gays they lived together happily euough; but yester- doy morning they had a few words of difizulty, where- upon he took his departure, She thinks he hus gone to meet another woman. The boy who conveyed his trunks to the Allegheny depot was foond, and statod that he had been engnged several days ago fur that parpose, and to do other things He also stated that on Monday Edwards visited the ground in which his child was interred, and areonged flowers, &c. around it, an act which speaks a Uttle in hie favor. The pollee telegeaphed in every direc- ton, and itis probable Edwards will be eaptured Pits. tury tournol, Aug. 22. John W. Fawards, confined in the Hunderton (N. J.) ail, on a charge of buzglary, end who had been browght Hota the Stateot Michigan ‘upon a requisttion from ‘the Governor of New Jersey, escaped again trom the jail inst week. The Sheriff has offered a rewerd of $100 for hi recowery. Stock Sales. Ang. 2.—leported by C, D’Invilliers..« 008 Clty Tite’, PRK quebanna Canal 6’, b5, 70; 1,000 do, 7 po Bends, 60; 1,000 Aliegh 000 do, Connell’s, 75; 2,00 Union Canal 6°, 0635; 1,000 City Wilmington RE 6's, & days, 80; Tania 4's, Frans nab 83 do, enth, 8314 100 she Reading RR, b5, 40%; 50 do, 6, 49%; 100 lo, bbwn, 4044; 9 Pennoyfeania Kitt cash, 45; 10 Morris Cana’, Pref, 100; 15 Harrleburg RR, 924, 100 Long Island RR, 167, 100 Union Canal, bs, 10%, to hiette SehuyDcill RR, 605, , 20 ce SON; 3 Comme cial Rank, Between * Beaver Meadow RR, 6524: 6 Pennsylvania RR, 45; 150 Reading RR, 49), Mt, Honrd.—#2 000 Calicway 10 pe Tumis’ Oo 2.000 City 6s, 884; 1,600 Union Canal 6's, 66%: 1,000 Allegha- ny Co 6's, Cleveland, b5, 75; 1,000 Realing RR G's, 44, $2 ¢: 2,060 do, 90%; 800 City Gas O's, old, 96; 500 do, 536: REO, 1m, 10144; 23 chs’ Williams aud ble a 169 do, 15 i aschayikit Nav, 21; 252000 be ‘i, 100 Morria' = ‘Tax Hartz Rawnoan Casvatry.—Yesterday Coroner Hilton held an inquest at the New York Hospital, upon the body of the man named John Callahan, who died from the effects of severe injuries received on Wednesday morning, by the upsetting of a gravel train on the Har- lem Railroad, near Williams’ Bridge, Westchester county. ‘The deceased had both of his legs crushed in a shocking manner, Dr. Thurston, who attended the testified to deceared being brought to the hospital, auffer- ing from the above injuries, which in his opinion were the cause of death. As the matter was investigated by the Coroner in Westchester county, resulting in the jury rendering # verdict of accidental death, Coroner Hilton did not deem it necesrary to go any further into the in- quiry, other than taking the doctor’s evidence. The jury in this case, rendered a verdict in accordance with’ the ubove facts. The deceased was a native of Ireland, and was 23 years of age. He resided with his parents, in Forty-third street, near Third avenue. TxaTu rrom Fxnavsrion Cavexp By Fatuxa Over- nosRD.—Coroner Hilton held an inquest at 98 Cortlandt street, upon the body of a man named David Healy, who éied on Wednesday night from exhaustion, caused b falling overboard, while passing f:om a vessel at the foo. cfJnmes street to the pier alongside of which she was lying. The jury renderel a verdict of ‘Death from con- gestion of the lungs, caused by fulling overboard.” De- ceased was 53 years of age, and a native of Iveland. Fovyp Drowsep.—Coroner Gamble held au inquest at the Almshouse on Blackwell's Island, upon tho body of@ man suppored to be John Moir, (as there were papers found on his person warranting this presumption,) which was found floating in the Enet river, off the Island, In the pocket of deceased was found $16 in money, and are- cvipt for $9, given by Henry Dixon, Secretary ‘of Mount Ariat Lodge No. 296, dated February 14, 1855. The jury rendered a verdict of ‘found drowned.’? The body of the deceased will be kept for a few’ days, in order to give parties an opportunity of identifying it. Fatat Fai. From 4 Scroon Hovsr.—Coroner Hilton also held un inquest at the New York Hospital, upon the body of aman 45 years of age, named Thomas Hearnan, who was accidentally killed by falling from the third story win. dow of the Allen street public school. As the occurrence was purely accidental, the jury rendered a verdict of ac- cidental death, ‘The deceased, who was a man of family, resided at No. 809 Madison street, and was, up to the date of the mishap, in the employ of Moses G. Hagadorn. Kritep ny Farina Dowy Stams.—Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest upon the body of a woman named Rose Dono- hue, a native of Ireland, 58 years of age, who died from injuries received by falling down staira, at her residence, No. 19 City Hall place, The decvased received a fracture of the spine, from which she died on Wednesday night. ‘The jury rendered a verdict of accidental death. MABITINE INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THS DAY. 5 19) Moon gers . 4] | aGH Waren. Fort of New York, August 23, CLEARED, Ship Albion, Williams, Liverpool—Tapscoli & Co. Ship Indiana, Scudder, New Orleans—W T Frost. Bark MF slade, Boker, Malaga—lowea & Co. Bark John Bird, Ulmer, Malagn—J W Elwell & Co. Eark Pilgrim, Amdros, Mobile—Eagle & Hazard. Lark Brunette, Lancaster, Philadelphia—H D Brookman 0, & Co, Bark Delegate, Dix, Salem—H Underwood. Brig General Washington (Br), Day, Halifax—H G Donovan, Brig Wappoo, Cooms, Poriland—Walsh, Carver & Chase. «bene ‘dhomas’ Bradley, Robbins, St Johns, NF—Chase & Smail. morn 112 Be Cole, Jacksonville—Thompson & Hunter. Schr N 's Bride, Gillett, Baldmore—Mailler & Lord. Rebr Lane, Forbes, Fredericksburg W McKee. chr ‘Lewis, Chase, Phtladelphia—Chase & Small. Sloop Willard, Buckingham, Newport—Masier. Propelier Locust Point, French, Baltimore—Cromwell’s ine. Yropeller Bristol’ Canning, Philadelphia—W H Thompson. ARRI Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, &c, with mdse nut passengers, to Ludiam & Ploasants, On Thursday, at 8 AM. exchanged signnls with sieamship “Roanoke, off Iudian ver. Ship Thornton, Collins, Liverpool, 40 days, with mdse and passengers, io Williams & Guion, Ship Carioca, Hoffer, Rio : July B, with co! to order. Crossed the équator in 10 days trom Rio, since which have had a succession of light winds aud calms; for 18 days mde but from 20 10 60 miles per day, July 14, ta 1225 8, lon 8340, fell in with ship Bonita, for Liverpool, spoke her,’ but received no answer; 15th, Jat 1102S, lon 83 9 W, fell in with a pper ship with double topsalis, stecring 8. Ship Cumberiand (of Baltimore), 1 ft waht See galy id 61 passengers, to Meyer &Stucken. Tho m boat No 19 on the 19h inst, in lat 41, lon 67 40. "Ship Charles & Jane (of Path), Oliver, Newport, Eng, with tron and passengers, to master, Ship Sky lark, Dow, Havana, Aug 12, tn ballast, to Crocker & Bark Comet (of Boston), Crowell, San Francisco, April 27, Wool, quicks!iver, we, (0 order. June 2, Int 46 07 i, Spoke Frehip Cuzco, of and from Hayes ‘for Callaoy y tat? poke Hamb sloop, Pomona Spanish Main; Aug 10, lat 27 01, loa 2h spoke ship Viclory, of Boston, trom Callao tor Now Kerk George Warren (of Thomaston), Vose, Cicnfucgos, Aug 8, with sagar, tod F Alphonse. bark Naramissie (of Orland, Me), Lancaster, Doboy Island, 10 days, with ship tinber, to8'H Rokenbangh; vessel to HD Breokman & C: Brig Bonita, Shackford, Rio Janciro, July 9, with codes, rosewood and horse hair, io MM Freeman & Co." Ang 16, lat 42, lon 70, spoke brig Whitehall, 10 days hence for jenos, Brig Giana (Br), Axtell, Rio Jancivo, July 9, with colfve, to Phipps bros, rig Extra, Fills, Laguna, July 31, with logwoot, to Lobach Era (of Providence), Walker, Havana, Aug 18, 5 2 with sugar, to master, Brig Sutton, MeMurchy, T ‘wba, Ang 3,with sugar and molasses. to Yznaga, del Valle & Co, Aug 8 tat 2414, lon janct, from Jamaica for Lonion. ry, Waiker, Galveston, with cotton, &c, to Wakeman, sed), Siuith, Buenos Ayres, 55 days, Ang 9,"lat 27! lon 66 40, spoke Br brig ustatis for Weymouth, NS. Rok, Angostura, 2 days, with hides, osting. Boston), Perkins, Traxilo, 8% days, put in’ for water), with hides, ants, r via Key est. (where ae toAd Sehr Brilliant. (Rr), Gardner, Flenthora,8 days, with rags avd pineepp! *, to J Seur Loyal 8 mneas. Lowden, Savaunah, 6 days,with wheat, aniol ‘Talman, Patron, Hbewis, Edenton, N |. days, with wheat, to J nw. Rwansboro, NC, 12 days, with naval Kewell & Ge ve, Cherryfield, *, Dennis Sebr Eliza Sehr W Gray Sclw Hudson, Sloop Joseph, Propeller senieca, ——, Harifor BELOW. Fremen ship President, Stidt, from Bremen: also one ship, unknown, at anchor on the Bar—by steamtug Leviathan Ship Kajah, Bark Cum w Providence: OT ins, from San Francisco. SAILED. s Wind during the dey from SK, with rain, and ing the aflernoon. thick dur: Ship Bombay, from Boston for New Orleans, was seen at anehor on the 7th inst back of the Great Isaacs, AUNCHED—At Searsport, 18th inst, by Wm Me copper fastened brig 225 tons, ealied the BK Katona, by Messrs Win MoGilvery, and others, of Searspor,’ an Ve commanded by Capt Theophilus Kaloo, late of sehr owe, ld Marine Corre: dence. Ave U Secbr Gallatin, Rogers, Heral EDGARTOWN, Aug 21, PM. surveying, allon, Sandw this port, will «: Mass, il W-ro0rrow morning for PHILADELPHIA, August 33, P M—Arrived « Altovela, a polas, Havana; Arcturi ford, Trindad de 3 Ainerlean Bell a ‘1 NYork: Chas A Heoksber, Stui No & EH Gout sher, and Wm Daytont Hand, Boston; 0 H; K King Crowell, New Bedford; Bit VT avtiord; et € Provineewown F pplean, a Mi o Belle, Brown WL Dayton, Mary and. Pilizab dicot, and Village Gerald, Foud: Goo Byran, j Start, Allen pice, Stak. Hooper: Jno L Redne: em, Case, ioston; Charles A. fleel Stubbs, and Hattie Anna Hate), 2 DP Ts R King, Crowell, i : Henrietta, Young, Allen, New tizahoth Wedly, Robinson, nex. wk Farnsworth, Bath, Mr Bylvia Higbep, Felicia, Cart: wright, Pawifcket, Ade Dtanateras, &e. Kure Oxrown, Pendicion, from Matexzas for Halifax, pat inte Portland 2141, with ows of cable and anchor. Senn Thave, i, from Boson for Albany, while at an- chor on Pollock Kip night of the 16th inst, was run iato unknown achr, Which stove her starboard bow, earsie anchor, sprang bowsprit, &e. i» supposed, remntns in good con- Sraxtey, Pal\tand Isles, May 2—The Am bark Ortoma (of Relfasi), Caricton, arr bore on April 12, from Rio Janeiro, lumber laden, and was burnt to the water's edo in. Por Wil liam Harbor on the 25th. (The Ortoma was from Belfast, via Tio Junelro for Valparaiso), Is 2-The Oid Englad, Adams, frora Liverpool, eral cargo, took the wrowad ®t Pelican Spt, in Uhbt pret to the Lait July, but wos assisted off writuout any material damoge, aud arrived here on the 24th, Whalemen. Old at New Bedford Aug 2 bark Montgomery, Chapman, Pacitte Gronn, Sit icon Nanincket Aug 99 sehr Palmyra, Raymond, Shoals, whaltng. ohittom Ragariown Aug 21 ship Almica, Cresby, Pacite cean, Si fromm Melbourne May 9 Alice Frazier, of and for NBed- ‘ord, ken, from © Swyrwa, July with a Ateamshly Ariel, hene 63.45—by pliot boat JA W Ship Santa Claus, re, Ang 12, lat 4) 01, jon jo 19, n from Caleta, Aug 12, J. Westervelt, No 19. oF Boson fom Liverpool, Aus 13, rad in gae om Che ib b A Westervelt, No (on, trom Singapore for NYork, July . from NOzteans for Liverpool, Ang tp 0, lon al Tabi Sunil, Tdwurds, from NOrleans for Havre, Ang 22, im. froma N Tork Uh for on 23 24 W. mm » Gi William, Oitode’ste, from Bromen for NY ay 3 B13 tem 232, seiad ‘ip Panher, Ton 38 Ship Ocean Steed, Canni Melbourne, June 12, at $298, ishop, from London for Calentia, Fre 16, ° 4) UN at Siilphen, form Havade for NOrieans, fuly 90, lat 44 22, son 13.45, ‘nip Tian, Eiiridge, from Louden for Marseilles, mn tow, af # Aiban’s Head, oRdig Weer, Lawrence, from Liverpool Gor N fork, sug i i ip Lizzie Thompson, Kelley, frora Liverpool fy SLA ES, om tina wetasraee iter Reon ; Mun 985 We can Macloon, from Livert:w] for Savannga, Aug 6, ‘| castle and Lisbon, Ehip Wid Cut Metin, fom Fiverpoo May 25 for Cate, 10 ie error Waters, from Bowton May 31 for Ausiralia, June 2 Hark Jamin, fom, Baldzoro for Rio Janciro, June 26, tt Oak Eimear clark, from Havana for Valparaiso, July 8 wank J Make from Li rpool for Bio Janeiro, no date, outh, E. salar Rafah ‘Jane, from ‘NOrleans for GoNtenburg, Aug 16, wechr Wit Burnham, Crowell, hence for Port ®t Platte, Julg 80, lat 26 49 N, lou 68.55 W. Porta. Axcow,, July 21—Arr Marmion, Jackson, Venice,40 load for NYork. Spain, Portland. ARDRORSAN, aun 5—Sid Eliza Ann ponies tov doy oe, bai vessel Ye , St George, NB, (wast me ‘Mnaran, Barton, do; & the echr Janus, nes, 2a); Bib Grange, Maxey, Buciouche, Beirast, Aug 2-ld Cecelia, Cana, Miramichi. Brewennaven, July 31—Sld’ Danube, Litetiaid, Cardi, PeAUS, Aug 6—Ady Northwood, und Ciudad’ Bolivar, foe NYork; Marj Lucreiia fordo and Charleston; Cherokee, nad 1 NOrleans. Buenos Avnes, abt July 2—In port barks Virvinia, "Bien ete ST ote Fon re , Sun pit , Foo chow-foo. STANTINOPLE, July 23—Sid previously Ruiter, Brown, Aug 4—Arr Simoda, Nason, Havre; Wm Sp Bowers, Piy mouth; 6th, Burlington, don. Nork Carolina, Foster and Avot, Situmons, Malem, eI port 10th Yankee Rauger, Raven, for Singapore about 22D. Capt, July 1f—Atr Horicntia, Hite . in port way Bibned rae ate inne Bl ri ugh. ENFURGOE, Aug &—! bark Eastern Belle, Curtotom, for Fordand Ui; brigasalomon juichinson, for Phila Ny 4 tech fr Hi ely (betore Wop bra I iy ae ‘Deat, Aug 5—Arr Racer, Ainsworth, London for New . Very, do for Caloutta, (and nnehored); 8th. America, Lincoln, do for Cardiff, San Francisco and Moi aiso (and anchored); %&h, Commonwerth, Grozier, do for’ roceedet); Burmah, Norris, ‘from, do for do (we ck KB, and proceaded for London, Josep! jcutta, FistxUR, Aug 1—Passed Meldon, Johnson, from Matonzae for Konigsberg; Ath, Rotmond, Brown, from’ Coponhasen fae ngland. Hunoorn, Aug 5—Sld Glenburn, Westendorit, (from Ma- tanzas) Trieste; 7th, Peri, Robinson, (rom Havana), Ant le iuave 6—Sld Hy Nesmith, Blackingion, EL ‘ani sGtascow, Aug In rt Lorenza, Merrow, for Mulbonene ar ieclong, New Hampshire, ; Harmonia, Doane, and Adon ncke Taylor, for NYork, do; Halk Vira,’ AP Koa” for ton, de Frederiekahicll for Ouilz, rederickshell for Gx Adv Lady Suffolk, Nuremberg, and United ; nnesseo, North Star, Mercury, (w~ necticut, Mary Ogden, Admiral, and Arab, for 'N York. Hamnvne, Aug 4—Arr Emma Lincoln, Watts, Laguna, yy, England; 3d, Mde Embil, Percy, Biistol; an, Newcastle. iy @—AT® Blizabeth Dennison, Wiliams, New ‘on ri Aug 6—Arr Emily St Pierre, Teasier, Charlos- ton; 7th, Dictator, Shaw, St John, NB. Sid 5th, James baines, MeDonnell, Melbourne; 6th, Crusader, Rich, Philadelphia; 9b, W_D Sewall, Morrison, Cal Edwin Flye, Hagar, Malta; Ocean Express, Cunningham, NYork (vefore reported eld ga), ‘Ady John Dunlap, Howe, for Portland soon; Canada (% Stone, for Koston Jai; John & Albert, Crowell, do 10th; Pac- Lament, Poliard, do 13th; Geo Peabody, Manson, do 20th; Jom. Sept 1; Reporier, Howe, do Sih; At- Eliot Thayer, Sampson, Ianile (9), West, for NYork uth inst "Wi Bapscort, Bell, ‘and Suventau, ity of New Watts, do 12th; Constiiution, do Mth; 'y of Brooklyn, Great Western, do 16th} Undor- writer, do 20th; Ashburton, do 2is';, Progress, do 2ich; Mam- hatian; do 26th; Carolus Magnus, do Sep! 1; Saranak, for Phi- Indelphia, 12 inst; Westmoreland, do 2th; James Browne, Poromac, do with despatch; Flora MeDonaid, tor Bald 20th; Emily St Pierre, do’ soon; Hahnemann, f¢ soon; Gi hill, for Charleston 12th; Join Frager, Harkawas, and Waters, do with despatch; 7 wattee, MC D: and Efien Hood, for Savannah; Conquero~, for Mobile; Pelican State, for NOrleans 20th; Ocean Peart, Shakspeare, M J Ward, and Arabia, do soon; Lightning, for Melbourne ‘Sept 5; Invincible, do with di . Kol foe Horizon, Sione, and pire, Zerega, NYor y Austin & Elien, Tucker, NYork; Charles Buck, 'Smaliey, Aden and Borubay; 1, Ozg, Mobile; 7th, Invineible, Freeman, Cy Points hh Rapido, Tar- in, San Francisco; %h, Jon Klio:, Thayer, tor Boston; Neva, rown, Caleutta; Conqueror, Mobile; Consul, Mord- mer, and Florida, Sannerman, Savaniiah, Loxpox, Aug &—Kntered inward Medora, Wyinan, New- C14 7th, Chilton, Pennell, Buenos’ Ayros; 9ih, Finland, Forest, Caleuta, Th port among ovbers, Seth Sprague, Wadsworth, for Boston, dg; Liverpool, Kearney, for Ni ‘ark lith; Southampton, Pratt, for do |; Mary Bradford, Thompson, tor do 30th; Lave Yankee, Thorndike, for Caleutin Ig; Danubd, Coster, de do. Lingtiiex, Aug 6—>ld Geo Thomas, Amesbury, Adrossang Norma, Claik, Cardi, Lrations, July 23—Arr Archer, Lewis, Malia; 27th, Athons, Robertson, and Topeka, Church, do. Lacuna, Juty 31—In'port bark Splendid, Webb, from Now Orleans, justarr, Sid 30th bark Cuba, it, NYork. Metnovenr, May 1—Arr Ta Biue Jacket, Underwood, Live Wilson, Calcutta; 9h, A‘Chesebrough, Worth, Singapore. port, B'L Harriman, for Ualluo. Maia, July 28—Arr_ RK Page, Eldridge, and Geo Re Batchelder, Newport, B, 20h, Mery, Murphy, Newport. 29th Currituck, Foster, Gibraltar; 30th, Macon, Mayo, Bey: Taabella, Watson, Smyrna: Plymouth, for orders, eWPORT, Aug $—Arr Marilla, Robinson, Antwerp; Sth, T B Wales, Howland, Liverpool. Sld 8d Hampden, sylvester, Balakiava, Newcastie, Aug $—Cld Rover, Davis, Rio Janeiro. Ps ie Aug 8—-OM Oracie, Raniett, from London for embay, Piy“ovrn, Aug 3-Sld John S Harris, Mack, Cardiff, eNARTH Roaps, Aug 5—In port Golden Horn, Wood, Curtis 3" Cushman, Hoag Kon Sid 8th, Rio Gran tna, i from. from Constantinople, for orders; 7th, John H . Coliter, Quersstows, Aug 7—Art Maiconomo, Cobb, Akyal OTTPRDAw, Aus kin port Texel. Iitivert, for Toston Wigs Antoinette, McCormack, for NYork do; Isabella, Hayden, for Baltimore do. Cld 7th Alexandor, Hain, N Yor! 4 Ryo Janzio, July 9—In port dais Reindecr, Nichols, hence for Binynpore, rep: and others as before, SYDSEY, ape c= ‘erry, Mundel, Lanveston; Ocean Chief, Tobin, Hobart Town, St Una, July 6—In por brig Wm If Spear, Williams, for NYork, wig cargo. Arr 17th, Mary Hamilton, Baker, Havre. Smrips, Aug 6ih—Arr Lisbon, Curtis, and JC Boynton, Brown, Hamburg. SMYRNA, July 24—Arr Old England, Adams, Liverpool—see Disasters. TExIMAD DF Cops, Aux 3—In port brigs Yankee, Poland, for Baltimore (so reported, probably for Portiand) 3 days; Orilla, Blanchard, for Pordiand, une. er eanld ly Sl—sid Harvest, Nichols, Cadiz; Lindem, yy, America, Porta. ALEXANDRIA, Ang 2t—Arr «hrs D Gra; America, NYork. 8Sld schrs Old Dominion, , Boston; Ye New vork; Mary Parker, rede van Bea: va, ern, Fait , Fall River; Balmore, Slight, York. Cid steanuship Thomas Swann, son, Bali ohn, NF: en Seoll, Stoke: ship or bark bound np to B. Nu 22—Are steamer Enoch Tran, Hennessey, 6 fest, Dvor, Alexandria: Wm Pit, Kelle Robbing, Pisiadeiphia: | seh i Le BOSTON, ica, Viiletis, Albany; Cabot, fund." Davidson, Louk, New: hed shi Judith, frowa Getle, via Oresuad. At arr yesterday, brig Onward (of Welly, Tio! ai Island. Cld ship Golden on Foster, Studley, ‘Bt Do IN, A echr Frances, Floicher, N York, DIGHTON, Ang 2—Arr chr Sami Holl, Padelford, Pors wen; sloop Colehester, Rondout. BAST MACHTAB, Ang IS—Sid ache Henry Laurens, Gonld, NYerk, Tn port 1th sehr Presto, idg for N York. PALL RIVER, Any 20—Arr shire Isaac Hinckley, Harvey, (vero, Connelly, Philadelpbiag sloop U Hadden, Sid 22d sehr Marily Wrightington, Wrightingla, FS’ HOLE, Ang 20 PM—Are schrs Wm M Marey, Roston tor Philadelphia; Lizzie W Dyer, Bartol, Port- Aug 2l—Arr brig RC Dyer, Bradman, Bangor for NYorky schra Thos Hix, Hix; Montano, West, Boston for Albany; Mi Mankin, Beers, do for NYork; Mary’ Nowell, Buuer, Sandi for do; Tangent, Alien, Portland ‘tor do: Medora,’ Notbrook, and Ohesapeake, Grle, Rockland for NYork; Moro, Murphy, Bt George for do, Bil sehr Thos His, Tangent, Medora, aod Chesapeake. Aug 22—A inda Jane, Pinkham, Boston for Phila- Brewster, Alexandria for Salem; Ho- ke: Hudson, Tarr, Rockport for do; Stran, mer Visher, Sand- iver; hrs Wa 3 Mag Mary e WwW Dyer, A Swanger. HYANNIS, Aug 21--Arr schra Friend, Hallet, Portland for Philadelphia: ists, Chase, do for Alexandria, FORD, Ang eclu, Aun V Willis, Underwood, cy, Lizzie i" Albany; sloups Mary, Mack, NYork; Cha Lyneh, Pore: Kingston; Highuesd, Marks Fongiinene, te : ; , and rr 22d sehrs AG Pease, Broo! Grace Watson, Ed- Wek Vutladeiphia, Sli’ 294 steam sehr Seneca, Olalker, JACKSONVILLE, Ang 14—Are bark Petr iga 2 jer, Milliken, do; Fannie, Car ; Thos M Mayhew, Providence, Cd Lik sbi 8; Mts, sehr Boho, Uonklin, 8 KRY wage Aug t—Arr echr Pharos, NYork. nes, do. . a W_ORLTANS, Ang Are bark Maine Law, Démiag, Rio de Junoive 36 ds; brige Handy King, MeOnilouga, N York Alfred Exali, Beaston, hil bri Iadelpbla; Wingnam.’ Corea, Matanzay; ist (ov wlegraph) ship Raver swood, Moore, New York. Below, coming up, brig Partionén, Simuons, from Thomaston; alao t ehipe, ‘trum Dull, Pratt, NYork; yargen unknown, Cli sli Hla A Clark, Kepperholit, Liverpool. Towed to'sea Nth aps Mediator, Hevntio, oat beg Dab roWN. NEW BEDFORD, Ang 2l—Arr sche Wm Brown, Bowne, Albany; aloop Vilage Bell, Glover, N kK. Nasicedea, uy Are ache Glass lower, Philadel phia, NEW HAVEN, Aug 22—Arr eclirs Mary Tice, Tice: Ma Ellabeih, De Groot; Wm James, Mencoy, and 'ibuaboth, Groot, Phiindeiphic: Dart, Johnwoa, New Rochelle. Sid Darke Excelior, Harumsna, Barbadooe; brig Neayilas, N Porio Rico. PHLADEL ITA, Aug 22—Avr atenraoly Palmetto, Naleow. ¢ Moar ach Fenris, Lou ri; Dok Pia, Peston g ton; jenrietta, Young, d |, Pres Dickersen; Rainbow, Clark; FP J Conunings, Bard, Rood, Green, Boston: Joan L. Redaor, and Almira Ana, Davia, Fait River; Brally 0 Dean! nivon, Loy Timothy Pharo, Crerrr; Shewmndoah, batch« Providence; ID Phary, Hance, nog Reset, Port, mod Millom, ‘Alice (Lv), MePhee, nt Mokawes Daker, Nor? don. Caiacrons tien, 3 Mohave, re, NYork; Gon Cai m John, Srnith, ani Caroliae Anderson Cine Hengor; Sarah N Snilth, Sanith, avd oah, Ratcholar, Providence. Poadicton, Matsa evar, Galals foe: inckney, aches ent’ How, Ballimore, Weleoms ww, re, jeans plendid, THaskeil, do tor N York; Canova, fuinridgn for do: Solon, Noswer, Camden g N¥ork Cambridies ‘Or Foindeiphie, Od 21s, ship Win Paton caren ephen, load for Lvexpaol (at £4 per standard Lipa y yay? Nig care brie H Ken, Reed, Oxlord, seh Power, PAOVIDENCE, Aug 2—Are propelict Beeteee Set “4 RYork: sehre Win P Corti, Rome, Hadelphia Repdbice tehryuukncwn: Kid sore Racer, Fohiwon, fr Repratad sa Fore Heh oet ard, Bowdlich, Pllad -hchee: on, do (or, Bangor, neeording to ‘h Moant. Smith, NYork: RICHMOND, Sng 3h Avr selves Wenrion, NV atk: W Gee. King: vy, Nvork: King Blog SAVAN® are tS trap up Sie Te-Are OS M 10 Sine of G pin, are Palodelyne sce Davin Daitie, Nrork. “Cui fie enith, Srwith, ’ Suey Aue AT Are fence W W Pulog, Thetehor, Alex. andra; MSewnll, Loud, Babimore , Sirac, Harting, York. : 3-OfT the back Henry Warren, Morse, fron.” eV. 9eRt SF Rser) cee