The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1855, Page 8

8 ‘The Yellow Fover tn WEAGURES FOR THE RELIBF OF THE SUFFERERS— MEETING OF THE NEW YORK COMMITTEE YRSTER- DAY — MUNIFICENT OONTRIBUTION OF ©MDLLE: RACHEL. a meeting of the General Committee for tho re- Bet of sufferers by the yellow fever visitation at Morfolk, Portsmouth, and Gosport, Vs., was held at No. 23 Insurance Buildings, yesterday, to take intoconsidera- ti Sioa the adoption of meawures Or cetilence and the con- mecessary by the increase of the mequent ee of that greatly distresse people. The objects of the mecting were stated by the Chair- fan, aftor which Messrs. Goorge Douglas, Caleb 0. Hal- gated, and others, their views in favor of renewed , donations. ee aoc, Eaq., President of the Bank of the wepublie, who is in correspondence with the sufferers, goade a statement showing the necessity of increased efforta. Rosmat ., offered the following resolution: — Rowmme Gakat biter of copeind be requested their efforts, Srowon Towssixp, Faq., moved as an amendment, to . ome in the first line before the word ‘That,”” the follow- ing:—“‘In view of the continuance and increase of the pestileace.”” Mr. Gracie accepted of Mr. Townsend’s FSendment, and the resolution as amended, was adopted. A ccmmunication was received from MM’lle Rachel, <nelosing a bank note of one thousand dollars, for the re- .ef of sufferers by the Aid fever at Norfolk, ~Ortsmouth, and Gosport, The communication having een read, a Joan B, Couns, Esq., offered the following resolu- 10D * ‘That the thanks of this committee bi netigctia Tor ber muniieent donation, 0 emer Caanuas H. Marsual., baq., after somevery appropriate remarks, offered the following resolation:— Resolved, That the Chairman and the Secretary of the Com- herrea perma eames Sah Gam Abowing the need of further contributions, and requesting Eilizens disposed te contribute to send thelr ‘donations to the ‘Treasure, W. H. Macy, at the Leather Manufacturers’ Bank, 45 Wiliam street. Adopted. ‘Joun D. JONws, Esg., offered the following resolu- Hetuolved, That in view of the increasing virulence of the sickness at Norfolk and Portsmouth, and of the great sui ‘ang of the inhabitants, the ‘Treasurer be requested to ask all ihose who have books of subscription to send in the amounts they have collected 4s you us practicable. Hesolved, That the Tresurer give notice that additional do- nations may be felt with him, at the Leather Manufacturers’ Bank, at any time between the hours of 19 and 3 o’clock.— Adopied. On motion of Carxs O, Harsrep, Eaq., it was Resolved, That a further sum of fifteen hundred dollars be mitted to Noriolk and Portsmouth, for the i:mme- Biale relief of the sulferers. On motion of CHaRies H. Marsuaut, Esq, it was Resolved, That the officers of the committee be authorized mploy twenty nurses (o proceed Iminediately to Norfolk, Pictbat the Treasurer defray thelr expenses out of any money ahand, Adopted, Beary Ludlum, Esq., agent of the New York and Rich- yondline of steam packets Jamestown and Roanoke, Mere to take any contributions tor the sufferers at Nor- -olk that the committee may wish to ship, free of charge, The Jamestown now lies at pier 13, North river. On motion of Joun L. Jones, Esq., it was Resolved, That the thanks of the committee be presented to Mr. Ludlum for his kind and liberal otter, ‘A committee from Newark, having in charge donations for the Norfolk and Portsmouth suderers, atvended the suggested that @ notice in the proceed- Sings of this mevting, that neighboring cities and towns cag organize committees and send relief, would be cheer- fully responded to. A letter was received from Commodore Boorman, com- miandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, in which he says:— “(My heart is with you in this noble charity, and I shall be glad to co-operate in any means you may desire for the amelioration of their sad condition.”’ On motion of SoLomoN ‘Townsend, Esq., the meeting ad- yourned ¥. PeRIT, Chairman, E, Mumiam, Secretary. Norroux, Septem der 6, 1855. Out again, after being confined by the fever for nine Gays. {will try and give you all the information I am ‘fabie to collect this morning. The weather is delightful, lthough the past three days were very disagreeable oues, with rain and wind, extremely cool, which operat- 4 greatly against those sick with the disease. In fact, on Sunday there were from fifty to sixty deaths, and many were put in the ground in common unplaned boxes, Our two hospitals are crowded, but there are a'num- ber of doctors and nurses to wait upon them, and I be- Hove the sick are well taken care of, T learn that seven physicians now Le sick at the Wationai. Dr, Win, H. Freeman, of Philadelphia, leaves for home to-day, but will return the first of next week. This gen- tleman has done as much, if not more, good, than any other doctor amongst us, lost less cases, and made more aapid cures, His temporary absence will be deeply re- fretted by his numerous friends here. Success attend him. The deaths since Tuesday are, John Gulh. icl, servant of Mr. Gatch; Georgiana Jordan 15 ears; Mary White, servant at Mrs, Wheeler's; Mr, Lester; child of Mrs. Care; Teter Barber, Mrs Nancy Nottingham, Mrs. Ostans, Mrs. Moseley, J. B. Collins, Mrs. Gif, Mrs. Burk, two children of Robert Hoster, ©. W. Jones W. E. Cunningham, editor of Beacon; Miss | lorence Boothby, 15 years; Master Eugene Boothby, 11 cars; L. P, Pollard, DEATUS AT HOWARD UNFIRMARY, John T. Tatton, 25; Wm. J. Millerson, 26; James EF. Cragg, 86, Walter Scott, 30, Richmond; George Hum- phe toa 2; A. G. Whittle, 19; John Dantler, 33; Wm. G. yunbar, Sr DEATHS IN CITY—LATER. Peter Bradley, ‘hos. Eldri: Nancy Sorey, James Dudley, Miss Smiley, Lucy Gritin, Mrs. Parsons, Miss Biary Maleny, Thomas Carson, colored womaa, white girl in ‘x {ane, Mrs, Woodfin, Mrs. Cuatis, Mr. Decker, J.P, Bowell, Jesse Dudley, Mra, Faanie Smith, Mr. J. ‘T. Wiliott, Mrs, Holden, N. ttumphrey, Mr. Luten, An- Lovett, Mary Boyle, Thomas Keating, Miss Roselia U , O. Lwiseler. Hugh Rogers, Reuben Butler, var. Kaven, Wm, Gleet, s, Reuben Butler, Jas. Ravan, Wm. Gleet, wen Mort Twas umuble to procure more dames before the matl cloned. ‘Thos, F. Boothby, 40 yenrs; David Watkins H. B. Lone, 37; Thos, Burke, 23; Michel Mo; Humphrey, slave of B, B. Waiters, Nod Moseley, 17 earn. . Names of those taken since yesterday with the disease and now lying sick:—Walter Vulian, James Tarbet, Jas. Sullivan, Wm. Ashton, Michael Morrison, John Francis, Joseph Courtney, Henry Brockmeyer, Mary Malony, Christian Dufenbourgh, Poul Pulfenbourgh, Aqguste Struch. ‘The deaths in Portsmouth for twenty-four hours ead- i ‘caterday, were 21. Ve ide last paper to hold out—Southern Argus—informs its patrons that with to-day’s issue it will snspead until further notice ony ‘ {From the Norfolk Herald, Sept. 5.] We are reluctantly compelled to give notice, that after thisday’s issue the publication of the Herald will be spenied until the Ist of October, or such time there- after as the subsidence of the pestilence will permit it ‘to be resumed. Orrice oF THE Boarn ov Heantit, ) Nowwouk, sept. 3, 1865. f Report of deaths in the city, by the fever during the twenty four hours ending this day ata 1 M— John Cuthriell, 46, William street; Mary White, 12 deals lane; Mr. Gateh’s woman Botey. 60; Mise Jor: 27, Bunk atreet; Negro man, #2, at Mrs. Wheelers’, enchurch «treet; Mr. Lester, 40, Water strest; child at Care's, 8, Church street; Peter Barber,’ 20, Ger- Mrs, Nancy Nottingham, 25, Bermada street; Mrs. tan, and Mrs, Mosely, near Church street; J. B. Col- nest to Cumberland street; Mrs. Gill, Voss street 40; ‘Mrs. Burk, do, 36; two children of Robert Hosier, 7 && G. W. Jones, 98, Church street: W. EF. Cunning- iam, 60, Main street; Miss Florence Boothby, 15; Master fugene Boothby, 11, darghter and son of ‘Mit. Thomas F. Pollard, 37—‘otal 21. 4.—Betsey , Town Point; Thos. Fl- Gridge, 45, Church street; Nancy Sorey, Barraud’s court; J Dadley, Church street, 25; Mise Smiley, Church ptroet; Lucy Griffin, 45, Concord ‘street; Mrs. Parsons, 57, Wend Main street; Miss Mary Malony, Bate street Thomas Carson, do; colored woman; wh lors lane; Mrs, Woodfin, William street; ine lane; Mr. Decker, 35, Hawk street; J. P. How- AL. 44, Bermuda street; Jesee Dudley, Proby’s lane; Mrs. Fanny Smith, 85, Plume street. fotal, 16, Draw at Howarn Isemxary.—John T, Hatton, Norfolk; Wim. J. Millerson, 26, do.; Jas, E. Claig, 36, Northampton; Walter Scott, 30, Richmond; George Humphries, 2, Ireland: A. 8. ‘Whittle, 19, Norfolk; Jolin Dantler, 33, Germany, Wm. @ Dunbar, Norfolk. thby; L. Serrsmsnr. Dearux at Tie Crry Hosrrtat.—Hugh Rogers, hog ay ‘an, folk, Reuben Butler, 47, Surrey county, Va.; Jus. 27, Dublin; Wm, Gleet or Kleet, 27, Baltimore; Wm. Martin, 68, Scotland Sart, 5.—Mrs, J. T, Filiott, 43, Main street; N. Pumph- wey, 62, Brewer street, Mr. Luten, Water street; Antho- wy Lovett, Queen street; Mary Boyle, Bank street; Thos. Keating, 46, Freachchurch street; Miss Roselin Griffin, 26, Market square; Mrs. Holden, 72, Bute street—List not complete. The Brooklyn Navy Yard Employcs. TO THE BPITOR OF THE HERALD. Permit me to call your attention to an unjust proceed- fog which bas lately taken place at the Navy Yard Brooklyn, Among the hands that have been employed there for some time past, have been a number of men who fought in Mexico, I believe that there is # regulation in ibe Navy Department at Washington, providing that dhose men who have done their country service Guring the Inte war should have the preference in the matter of enjoying employment at the different Navy mit the United States, Be that as it may, it ia certain that a number of such men have lately been oe ies, os the Brocklyn yard, while pes Ae of foreign who have no claims whatever upon the g , ATS retai ned in their situations, Have not ‘be men Who have risked their lives in their country’s patties a muperior claim’ { humbly hope that Jom will ‘Yards throug! journal, ive this fact publicity in yous extensively read MER. AN OLD SOL] Obituary. Tae Mastachwsats Amerioan reports that the Hon. Paul £ worth, of Concord, father of Hon. John Wentworth, < — linoia, died at Sandwich, the place of his former resi £ © cathe 80th alt, He'was about eignty years of “ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1855. © Religious Intelligence. chester, are wo this day—e Gay y Ot 636 PM, Nof Cape do; Allston, do echrs W e culable to the interesta of our hily reiigioa-to n— ins particular deparcment of because such pow- aks sical meee: Se Annie ickemmons dot oars Wht een eae ie SERMONS AND LECTURE. |”, | iotneemie cermenitya ay’ on witch hws griey io th send of ag tree fr te abite toot are Tanna same day a sober erctaaeed do: ‘A aca, wias Boxing: Winite, Kalle, da nk womisell Joos vine Autben! teeaaiy Secueten pcr My Rotenas “ sicnals with cloamanio ‘Savannah. Turner, Bah, , Charaber uP the Bible” will be delivered in the largo ball of the | tholic youth—for the utter annihilation of prejudices toust be recollected thet, wile with, the gable ihe, Beane per, ain, Mei Heo bees, Charmbire Fall iver, BD our Brooklyn Institute, Washington street, this evening. Mr. | Which row unfortunately exist in this land of free vestigation of the ongin of fires, th neues oto n Institut . Mr. v o ough @ matter pe a Ohio, has been invited. Lcught, tree speech, and until now the hospitable home — utmont general tility, is AplbGad Thqanded with a view to bax experienced whole Vv ceenen Snes, gost mine, 40. to Koooen, ven, a Ba ia the Cis Way-worn, weary from bigutry and into- its ul!imate utilitarian resulta; with the numcrous insu- it swith inca { It fs exceedingly dangerous to vest extraordinary powers | rat "Co, ‘Disasters. Peco veal LY, Snr Low t Philsdelphia trom Lferpool, j fuer Rit it 30, fow HS opoke Bae MR Maks 'ap ine Tom WT RW frm BB Roy a yt 6 Ea Dr. Thomas will continue to lecture on the ‘Gospel of | lerance. does not feel, among you, that to-day the — rance offices im our city it is a matter of the highest peew- ergy a , { ‘Mi Dad'e vigeot Bae, the Kingdom of God, and the Signs of the Times,”” at the pig gd by wich, iow fee rein, the youth of nisry imporianee End one “tbat appeals 42 too only | itt tatetaern OF Roda, fog ag) yn A re Bee ier gry regular place of meeting, St. Johu's Hall, corner of De- | whose solid learuing and brilliant seyuisements will win Stripes Mele Gecetly eee a eee nae ane | SiR Urn Is UE EES gar), Cartton, hug Te oaking idiniches per hone, cargo much damaged. lancey street and Bowery, this forenoon. for them @ place among the great men of the country— creation of such powers as thow sugzesied to be | 16. with molasses, to Pilisbury & Mactiond, it ca wih AOE BAM Cocensta, Henter, from Honolulu, wih a cvrgo-ot ugaes| ‘2. lve sleck, put into Tabi! previous (o June 25 lexking badly; gras boarded by scar cattle; destination tmknown, pT ‘The Ingathering of Israel, for the Redemption of Spi- whose conduct endearing tien to oil, will belug vented in the Fire Marshal, might be monopolized pe eee irony menaced teviad eat ured bs Ahr had lont 0 out of 15 leabeke men rit, Soul and Body, to enter into Life Eternal,” will be pheno othe Bargriae) A eats ee on ae to the great detriment of the public, by the fasurance | ith water; Sept 2, tat 34 St, lon 76 68, spoke ‘Bremen bark | Bric Apa, German, from Vaiparalso for 6: ney wtb jen, one of whore fi 1 al dut, 180, ctites fo Phe H ray preached this evening, at the Sanctuary, 106 First street | culties which always attend the first eiforta, but paid a ped. their stockholders pi aa ‘ wisi ee “4 be yee Mot New Haven), Whittelsey, Ponce, PI. ray eh Fale a peergne to. PA Rev. E. Van Aken, of the Reformed Dutch Church, jpigcagicd 0 Krag i ek bg tapsy of Roches- a eyet inio- tee evelteaes 40 far as is practicable, Fagen Aug £5, whh sugar, to H Troworldye & Sons, of eg ce Weer Bisbee, fe, San Francisco, in coals out Bloomingdale, will preach in Westminster Chapel, (Rey | fe", and to the admiration with w Genera by the interposition of any decant defence of the pecu- | NEW RATE sence, Boston, in’ ballast, tomanter (the U arr | considerable dunce: wie scorpolied torreiarn toaspute dene DF: Robertéon’s) corner of Sixth avenue and Fortieth | and talented orator conclaied his eloquent oration alee | fig? niu 19 Mulch they are subject by Losses from | soi cock, Pact au Prince, A agee.~(She has vince arrat SP) a street, this afternoon. the congratulations of the auditors, | Tt is besides © most prejudicial atep to vest peculiar | consitnndlogvoah to Vere, Forking # Oo, Ae ee rama woreetntee, o@ Maxinexs, Rev, Dr. White, President of Wabash College, wil | cisunted by the priests, afler which the assemblage dist forse pecstiar cifects and. ingactsulylowis to sone | Reade as with eugar,co Hs Dresamas. Te? OMT E | | Nie herehy wien tha! onde frst Of Jaitaty, AGRE the preach for Dr. Burchard, in the Baptist church in Ham- | persed, This eyetem of what may be termed class logislation, ao | Brig Slephen Young (of Pitiuan), Carver, Ponce, PR, Ans | ghd Sidi thangs cal Aaeas meso nted een dion pe { l . there mond street, this atternoon and evening, In the evening @ sumptuous dinner was given by the | iar us it has already been pursued in this rin‘e, is a dry-.| [n'y tu, spoke burk iainbow, 40 days from Swansea tor | ¥2?Be shown a fxd’ light, wariedt 7 tashes. The Wicunina. ‘A funeral sermon in connection with the death of the | Rev. Pastor, Mr. O'Brien, at which many participated, ing evil, and detracts from thedignity of the laws enacted : artis Is a Tens of the fits order of the system of Pree ate Dr. eter Van Zandt will be preached by Rev. | tnd to which full justi was done, { for the public eafety, which, in thelr operation, should | “trig Grelia (of Prospect), Blanchard, ‘Trinidad, Cuba, Aug | *° yonder ove Lighthouse Not = * Abraham R. Van Nest, in the Twenty-first Reformed | | The pea lich will be in the Italian style ofarchi- | lock eolely to the géncral influence which they exercise | 19. with sugar and moiasses, 10 Oclrichs & Co. Sept 3, olf Lighthouse ee RAN ROAM. tecture, will be 140. feet long aud 80 feet deep, three { uver martes, and not to fiactions of the commanity, | Cev¢ Haters, exchanged signals with bark Lysander, from | poptiand, Me, Sept 4, 1g nome” Mapertae Firat Distelet, Dutch Church, near Sixth avenue, this evening. stories high over the surface, with a basement under the | The Fire Marshal, urder his present powers, has amole | Certuegos for Losion. as es pilhe Ker, Mf Spertner, late, of Vienne, London and | eastern wing. When evmpleted it will accommoiate one | nuthotity to pursue thoce lnvesiigations, ‘which are | ,¥p', Mian Een (ot Rremoud, Weaily Saguate Grant, | 5 Whaiemen. ‘mingbam, pe, tote hing | thousand day scholars and one hundred boarders. It yeculiar to his ureful province, and when such invesiiga- Brig Kowland, Haudsome, Hillsboro, NB, 6 days, with Eid from NRedford 6th ship Eovenet, Pacific Ocean. Polidays, assisted by un elliclent choir, at the Synagogue | wil! bo divided into apartments of the following dimen- ficns tend towards the discovery of guilty parties, thore | piasier, (o Brett, Som &.Co. Agere SAlsth bark Iathleen. “Allon, Atlantic Oem, : sg " 2 sions :—Basement kitchen, 30 by 35 feet; retectory, 30 | bas never been any lack of concurrent zeal on the part Brig Tacoa, Stenson, Hitleboro, with’ coal, to Cook & Smith: | 6 {tire rown Ghechr Washingtow, Sands, Sioningtom, The Mercer street Presbyterian church willbe re-opeaed | by 26 feet, with pantries and closets; first alory, one | of the police magistrates to lend their aid in the detec- AiR Nickervon, Linch, Georgetown, 86, 6 days, with na ela fi 15th eiip Jas Loper, Bamsiel!, 1: for divine worship to-day. Services commence at 103g large sehocl room, 02 by 80 foot; four class, rooms, 30 by | tion aud punishment of the offenders. The police court, varie Mazuilen tot Beorvay), ‘Tibbetts, Calata, 10 days, with | {ft for Pa i Leipanaiing o'clock in the morning, and 4 o’clock in the afternoon, Ar st Honolulu Ju’: hi each; a large hall, parlor and reeeption ro d with ifs general powers of inquiry and examina Sth, bark Geo Wantingion, Lablache, luna to Mrybew, Talbot & Cc 0 bbl bls apertn, - Vesdois son YY THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL | & front and back stair case; second story, a sly 82 by | t‘on, is the proper tribunal to whose care the arrest, ex- | — Schr Ge M_ Robs , Marrell, Aux Cayes, Aug 22, | " 1” Geo Washindren arrived SPTORRERNTS BE. EAE ee 8 het; four clans socms, » likeare ent t aharss | Gueteaticn G04 SLnALIONGN Of GR Givuled seaatl ba | Whee thciemiomtions ee Mt Honolua July ys March ee lal aris Wakefeht, 2 Monday—Evening at Schobarie. third story, four dormitories, 20 by 85 feot each; four | confided. ‘The erection of a special tribunal for the Sehr Cataract, Williamson, Savannah, 10 days, with wheat | 700 UE ner: Maen me ee, R, up Tuesday—Morning at Schoharie, Northe: ocation: | chambers’ for the brothers’ 'wash rooms, baths to each | arrest of persons charged with the crime of arson would Cread & Co. Jat 3 ION, lon as OF Be hacks Wilzabeth, Seite hie as evaning Nuanaatobeey. rie, Northern convocation; | Go; mitory; a large tndrmary and medicine roons. ‘There | pot only Jead to a great abuse of justice, but would also } Reinet mats WERD Oily dapat. July 2 no lal Prencen, Ohester, from’ Honwahe ae ‘ednesday—Morning at Renssclacrville; afternoon at | ®7¢ lange breaks im the front, a fine portico bay windows | be Lighly antagoni+tic to the gencral spirit of our con- Schr Cornelia, French, Brandy wine. coast of Califorsts, ic Hill ands cupola. When finished it wilt be une of tho finest | putntion, and of our lava, whieh are, alike equally a eke Minter, Chabiath, Flap fr Fol Rive. AE Nem (riches Ialands, March 1 ship Peruvian, Hussey, Thureday—Morning at Greenville; afternoon at South the States in poi convonicnce and archi- { verre to special tribunals. My experience as a magis- ‘chr Montrose, Tal lat, ya. Lin brooks ‘samse pitta” March 28.0; wae ys tectural beauty. trate has added full conviction of the preceding views. Bo OS ro Somes! Laie Poe ap ett thane eeipliecns at corn: Friday—Morning at Coxsakie, consecration; afternoon Giaian Malan, Your obedient servant, Sehr J. R Watson, “ te Svoxi—duly 16tb, lat 10 64 N, lon 106 44 wh sbip Sea Fox, at Athens. "7 siya sel a Oe DANIEL W. CLARKE, Ex-Police Justice. Sebr Sarah & Matilda, Merr) man, Middletown, C:. ony 2a lat 18 SUN, ton W.w Saturday—Morning at Kingston. [Correspondence of the Evening Post.) Sehr Brazos, Dickinzon, Portland, Ot. asap Oitvat sitio 110 20 W, whship Wm Roach, on MORE ABOUT THE SEAMAN AND BANKES PLANKROAD Secession Among the Masons. Scbr A G Pease, Brooks, Portland, Ct, eeniee,, OU Hot Stal at. ‘ INVITATIONS. DIFFICULTY —STATEMENT FROM THE OT! ong Sebr George Gillum, Cooper, Por land, Ct, May 9th, lat 37 04 8, lon 48 37, the ship Ellen Posier wan Rey. Frederick Frothingham, ot Montreal, has accepted ieiPtecinany Sel reac arg TR TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sehr doeeph Hall, Cae, Bortiand, Cl.” poarded bya hon frvin the anip' Champion, of umd for New the call of the Second Unitarian Society, (Park street,) Your Rossville correspondent hus not stated correctiy | A rarer styled “Manifesto of Holland Lodge No. 8,”” Bec ean toe pn aoe Bpok my ate of Portland, to become their pastor. the unfortunate controversy between Edward Banker anid | appeared inthe Hera of August 26. Those not ac- i 7 ARAM Hip showing No 504%, was scen Aug LL, lat 60 24, : Sh Rey. 0. 8. Stearns, pastor of the South Baptist church, | Henry I. Seaman, It has created no little excitement in ; ; SAILED. . : in Newark, N. J., has accepted a call from tae Firat Bap: | thetr immediate neighborhood, and among thelr numer. | (veimted with the particulars may be deceived, while | | Stcamships | Nashville, Ohasleston; Florida, Savanna Indiaman (clipper), of Loston, with Chinese passen- tist church in Newton Centre, Slass., and will enter upon | ous friends in the efty, and having been mato tho suject | (hore who have watched che course of this lodge can but | ‘'Paimer, New Orieans: Vandails, —~j ulso steamship. tier. | €47#, Acting 8, July 24. tsi 7 60, lon 442 28. his duties in the course of the present mouth. He will | of newspaper comment, justice to the parties requires that | be amused at this poor attempt at an excuse for rebel- | mann, Brel thampton, anlpZiaiblon. of Hoston, from Cardiff tor Sen rsnelees, -men and Son : ; also have the pastoral care of the Theological Institution | a correet staiement of the matter should be given. teat ‘Winld light from WSW. Nesrunets nad snaking ae emnatom: Sie Se lat ae connected with that church. In December, 1850, the Port Richmond and Fresh Kill’s “ * Plankroad Gom; ‘was organized und prt ‘They complain of acts of the Grand Lodge for the years | Propeller Gen Knox, one year old, was sold at Thomaston | “gti, Baste (cll , from San Francisco for Cal! Par. 2, dy, deme, ae paaees st : the: emai i! 4d fs Laid’ out by the | 188, 1649, 1869 and 1654, and yet let it be remembered | inet, at auction, for'$16,900. Capi J A Creighton was the | iat7' 4M, of be peat bamaraydes city 4) Vernon, Ceatien Lak: accepted of the State. The route of the road, as laid out by the AM, of cremyieiaa church of Liverpool, Sachinge Oc Ney esincer ct-the.oainbenk, 1a. long. tus westerly site of | that they have waited until after the annual communt- | ye Journ Bletaom, Cheleda, will lsanch on Wednesdays | care Suyikins eM emit ee Rey. J. B. Hubbara, pastor of the Presbyterian church | farm of the Hon, Obadinn Bowne, now the. eile nt | cation, in June, 1865, before they have taken this step; first clans treighting ship of aout 1,100 tons, to be called the | | Hart Magialrate (Br), from Liverpool for New Orleana, Aug in Whitesboro, has received call to the Presbyterian | Edward Banker, At the request of the projectors of the | and at that June communication no attempt was made | Cytrovowned by Messrs ls © Waite and Henty M Jones. | | 24,00 Attar. 4, Haskell, from San Francisco for Callao, Sune church in Camden. road, and to faciliiare its construction, Searaan consented | to correet any of these alleged errors. If the acts of 1848 | single decked bark of 36) tons, called the Hanson Gregory, 10 lat 26 10 6, loa 66-08 W. , Rey. N. H. Eggleston has received and accepteda call | to convey to the company a strip of land aoe feet in to become the pastor of the Congregational churcbaat | width, and running the entire length of the farm, and Madison, Wisconsin. containing an area of six acres of land, It was given to Rev. Dr. Van Santvoord has accepted a call from tho | the company for a plankroad and for no other purpose, Reformed Dutch church at Union village. made vacant | 904 nothing was ever paid by thetompany for it, although by the resignation of Rev. Uriah Marvin, and will enter | it was valued, and is now worth $1,.00, upon his labors about. the middle of September. The rond proved a failure and a losing concern to the " stockholders. By a special law passed in February, 1854, ‘The oni rit i} States, Rev, Henry Kendall, of East Bloomfield, N. ¥., accepts | the ecmpany was authorized to abandon the role oF no MORE Sri eater zy hs Unie bealee Canes . r ‘ | Cd 24th, b the call of the Firat Fresbyterian church, Milwaukie, and | any part of the road. Under this special law, and not England, and on the continent of Europe, have been al-'| in the Atlantic. Was 60 da; to the Falkland Islands, and 12 | yoston, is about to remove there. under the general law passed subsequently, {he company | most unauimous in their decisions upon the right of a | Gil potreet opsais once from ihe Falkland foland to at30 8, | yASNCSSHE, Mcamichl, Aug :7—Arr ship Tarquin, Doughty, The First Associate Reformed Presbyterian chureh, | did abandon a part of their road, including the part | Grand Lodge to alter its constitution kid excluding Past | Crossed the jaator July 4, in ton 126, end bad light northerly Port’ av Pricer, Aug 17—In port brig Jolla BA Sixth street, Cincinnati, have given o call, and it has | which passed over the land in controversy. By a resolu. | Masters, and making the body purely representative. | winds most of the time after. Hayes (ate Stubbs), from Bangor, wo load for NYork or Boole been accepted, to the Kev. Geo. . Archibald, of Pitts- | tion of the directors, Seaman was “authorized to close up | This question, ince 1849, has been so thoroughly dis- | Clipper ship Took Out, at do, ealled from New York Karch | Quenzc, Sept 1—Ol bark Clemens, Hustemann, Calals, Me burg, and he willenter on his pastoral labors to-day, | the latter part of it,” and the resident was authorized | cussed and so frequently decided, that it may be, consid | 1. Crossed the Exuator \n the Atlantic March 29, in lon 2925, | (+o teported, probably France(, ; ig Detroli, Hoes fi ‘ of the ‘“clique,’? (as the committee style a large majori- | b& commanded by Capt Chas A Sylvester, ee RS BS eae Clipper ship Cowur de Lion, at San Francisco, Nght winds oa ty of the body), was so hostile to the rights of the frater- | and Ceims during ie entise puacages snd-did hot roet salrouce. | work nonaaty ging fn American, flag: siocring tothe West. nity, why did these brothers not act then? If further | ‘he.whole voyage, | Was 96 days trom New York to Cape Horn Horeign Ports. cause was given in 185, why did they uot then withirant | WWhaeS days rom port ihe Huaor inte Paclie whisn ate | Cuyrtin, Mirvmichl, AugsI—Cil bark ly Buck, Poni: Let the committee answer. Crossed in lon 11d W since Ww 7 win bristol Geogeed fa hes 218 12 a! TavANA, Atig £9—In port barks Medora, Roblason, from be oe AE Seva artes at ao © Eo Clart BWitliams, Olmstead for NYork 29th. Chipper ship War Hawk, at do, was 28 days to the Rquata ‘oath, bark Joho Winthrop, Treat, Mangnnlle 10 load toe 8 to sive tok e Nene’ ight, title or in- | ered as definitely settled, and Holland Lodge No. 8, ac- | onthe 2ihday out, Passed Cape Horn May 3: 63 days out Sava, Aug 21—Arr brig Rebecca & Frances, Ray, Havana, Meee. sees oa betas fevtat which the eompeoy ‘had derivel to tie laud” fu | auieneed in that decision, On ceca | eee unc oa Verisign sel ag | Mfc ie ESR Sn, aca ee - question. There can be no question of the right, of the Grand | fiisand sustained other damages, Croseed the Equator inthe | brig Guardian, Meleller, NYorks sir ilamming Bied, Ohie, ‘The Rev. Uriah Marvin was installed as associate pastor ‘The farm of Panker adjoins Seaman’s on the west, and | Lodge to abolish its quarterly meetings. The reason why | Pacific June 23, in lon 114 40 W, and had fine SE trades to lat | holm, do. Cld 4th, ship Hori Keed, 1 5 ih with the Rev, Dr, Marelus, over the Dutch Reformed } the strip of land in cea runs the entire length ofthe | it was done is well known to the fraternity at large, and | 10 N, since which time had lig! ds and calms, no NE | Richard Robinson, Dapinsoet "aivorhost, sae’ tba church, corner of Amos and ‘Blescker streets, on the 24 | farm of Panker, 2 distance of very neatly one mile, After | in all probability by the committee of Holland Lodge. | (raaéeat all. Has been 12 days 1 the northward of SF, light | © limore, ‘Sid 3d, ship Hero, Liverpool; bark Gem inst. ‘The house was welltilled, and the exercises were | the rond was ebondoned and the plank removed, Seaman | The manner in ‘which they allege a reason, shows | Windd and calm unusually interesting. ‘he sermon delivered by the Rev. | proposed to Banker to give to him, his heirs and as- | that they doubt its truth, if they do not know to the con- | | Clipper ship Ellen Foster, nt do, was 87 aays tothe Equator DDK CunA, Aug 10—In port bark Clarissa, for New Dr. Vermilye was listened to with marked attention by “ae forever, the free rere right of way over the land | trary. 4 in tas ius and 80 de: sto Cape Horn, where she experl- yeas er Het Meese, ‘ichols, for do tig. Sid 20th bark @- the audience. for a sum nated, or to leave it 10 {wo disinterested per- | ‘The allegation in the report of this committee as to the | Cui) RENN) Bale Or Ne ee an ee. oe Home Ports, Rev. Geo. W. Webster, late of Wheeling, Va., was in- | ons to determine what Banker ehould pay for it, Banker | reversal by the Grand Lodge, in annual communication of | ciner damage, Crossed the Equator in the Pacific in lon ld | ALEXANDRIA, Sept 6-Sld schr Abl Albion, Bent, Bt stalled over the Unitartan Society in Bedford, Mass.,on | rejected these propositions, and contends that the law | the decision of that body, at its quarterly session, in the | 20, 110 days out, and was 20 days becalmed from thence. John, NB. Wednesday, the 2vth ult, authorizing the company to abandon the road made a | cafe of a brother, against whom charges had been pre- ip Queen of the Seas, at do, was 23 days to the eo ne NY, Sept 7—Arr sche Choctau, Nickerson, Bos‘on; Chipper public highway of the part abandoned. Seaman had pos- | ferred, is grossly incorrect, and must be known so to be | 3iqi pfothhy the Atiantle, which ske crossed In lon 27 34. Was Rev. L. Rice was installed as pastor of the Newton and | ion of the land, had closed the road as authorized by | by members of the body from which this commitice | 8daysto Cape Horn, and was off the Cape 8 days in Ilcht Worden, NYork. Cid schrs Pennsylvania, By a ; Juo 8 Harris, Waterbury, do: Mary Jans, Ricker? Watertown, Mass., Universalist church and svc . i ‘ i tee its h Oi e cific ‘ance, Rogers; Vermont, Phinney, ond Vintage, the 24 inst. Sermon by Hov. E-H. Chapia, of New York. | 26 restlutions of the board of dipectors, and nd recon. | re et Pee grand bai, ihe seasoas given ia the | 20:10 loa 187, and lnd iste wortheriy winds moxt of tho ans | Kovnuen, Morons Paauaset, Bowen. Niseord; M ff Read, The Rev. Rufus King, late of Amosbury, Mass., was ia- | had ever questioned his right to do so. notice of appeal, and they will see that the party charged | *"'°" BOSTON, Sept 7—Arr. a "Rether May, stalled pastor of the Piesbyterian churcit in Jamestown, Ttis a well settled principle of law that when land | had on the trial befere the, counatitiee’ eas ton ied tab coe ETRE Rein Mesesog em: 0: 60, rene 8S de-7e to Rie Maumee in: |} Bie 2 me Oe ae on Wednesday, August 22. is conveyed for a special purpose and is abandgped, | hax been allowed to every defendant, either inauch or or- | Wivn, wuere she experince heavy, Westerly Salem for tt | Wile Whte, and -Aneelis Avery ‘The Rev. Charles F. Muzzy was installed pastor of the | or the purpose intended fate through, it reverts to | dinary criminal cases, and that the most flageantand | days; Jost jibboom, te. Crossed the Equator July % iu nia, Cook, North Atlantic Ocean, via Province: Presbyterian church in Westiield,on Thursday, August |, the party conveying it. Acting under’ the advice of | open Violation of all rules of evidence had occurred. The | lon 109; and had light’ northerly winds most of the time H Soper.’Soper, North Atian'ie Ocean, vin Provinee- 3, ry of Buifalo. counsel, Seaman understood this, and with the quit | reversal by the Grand Lodge was on these grounds, It a Pearioes, Wright, Gonaives 17:h ull, vis Hutmes) Ham: ses iamsineedeei: ein claim of the company in his possession, he knew that | {s natural that Holland Lodge should feel sensitive on Fieger SeuecreihCrs tation, loner meinen ae Beh. Apts re rer ue Ec pertnd 8 f diea | ®2¥ one going upon the land without permiasion was | this subject, as one of the committee on that trial was a Frode. Iiebmond; Louten Cra ie e 9 = ao > Be ts u rt Seti inference, dic a trespasser, As your correspondent says, ‘ho had for- | member of No. 8. Let it be remembered that this was all ham; WP Philips,’ Watson; W i of yellow fever in Norfolk, on the st inst. Didden Banker {o come upon the road, but the warning | done in 1854, and yet Holland Lodge remained uatil after Jane, Ellenwood, and, Shabeai ‘Alam. ‘The Rev. J. Sidney Hays, pastor of the First Presby- | was unheeded.”’ Seaman found him there, with his car- | June, 1855. As to the expenses of the Grand Lodge, an n, at do, Was oif Cape Horn 97 days in strong | b's. Erskine; Buena Vista, Dil Sieeiman; J terian church, Fourth district, New Orleans, died of yel- | risge upon it, and ina hostile and menacing position, | examination of (he reports of its fiscal officers will show sed the Equator June 26, lon 115, and, had light low fever on Sunday, the 26ch ult.) and while in the act of cutting down the fence of Seaman | no such extravagance and wastg as is imputed to it by herly winds and caims most of the time until arrival, , Audenreld, Titton: Vesinbs Rey. William Choice died at the house of Mr. Dickin- | and forcing open a gate on the roadside, the latter did,as | the committee. If this were so, why hus not Holland son, Decatur county, Ga., on the 26th ult. Mr. C. was a | Your correspondent states, remove him by force, and with | Lodge attempted to correct the evil? minister of the Methodist Episcopal church, and had la. | @ycke of oxen did draw bis carriage off to the adjoining | | Every one must imagine that there is something other bored, both as a member of the Georgia and Florida Con- | Public highway. than what has been stated by the committee as the cause ferences, fur many years, At the time of hisdeath he | The law provides a mode by which every man can ob- | of their secession. There isa real cause—the committee held the responsible position of agent for the American | tain his rights, but it does not authorize the use of fores | bave given u pretended one, The cause is known to the hip Levanter, at do, was off Cape Horn 10 dai 8. Put into Valvaraiso, where ehe was detained 8 d the Equator May 28, in lon 120, and had fine polowsks. Ship La Pay, atdo, croseed the Equator June 14, lon 110, and bad ie bt winds and calms most of the ime since.’ Was olf the Ve a) 8. ce, Chase; David Smith, Peterson; J Lancaster, Sites; J W dy, Corson; WH Dennis, Lewls; Ann. fliza'B, Babeooks and JH Deputy, Winsmore, Phttndel- J © Colhoun, Phinney; tee & % ‘ovell; Glide, Lovell, ai Haltelt; J P' Ob wine! Kilen, Things Thos ‘Enis, le Society, and was engaged in the di: Ithedu. | to obtain them. And ina law-abiding community, the | committee, and they might have saved themselves a Carga, Ceeeal ieee mene: tow of his sgency, away froma. bis aslo aon fhe du: | man who takes the law into his own hands, and resorts | great deal cf trouble aud taxation of their inventive per ship Windsor Fores!, ai do, was off Cape Horn 20 | iisvrc? bark ‘kawnrd Ryerctt, from Baltimore; ‘au: stricken down. / to force to establish a title to property in dispute, when | powers if they had stated the true one. days in siren Kalen. | Crossed the Kaqualor July 7, in ton 10% | ensia, from——. Signal for five briga, Cid siaips Nay % he has a peaceful legal remedy evidently places himself | Wax it not threatened, at the June communication, | Of Caye ilorn lost overboard M Shay, seaman, of Bantry, | OC'Ri Port, late of Niedtord) Hablz, Montevideo @nd a ; NEW CHURCHES. in the wrong, and deserves the condemnation of ail cor- | that ifa certain prominent member of Holland Lodge was | Trelaud, 4 a . eh NOrieans; bark Giratd. (Neil, Movil See ee aac Susan at? LAgeangey G8, Wan! Geclpater*| dveb wetokiog 280: not. elected. to u certain high office in the Grand Lodge, | — ship Blonde, at do, was off Cape Horn 8 daysin strong gates. | Aut uinans Geton Crna tepiony ar ridge, Nobile; Hope, on Sunday, the 2d inst. But while the law of the land does not authorize acts | that Rollxnd Lodge would secede? That person was not | Crossed the Equator July 6, iit lon 120, and had light and.varia- | KE Sawyer, Puller, Gibraliar and a mkt; Batavia, Pendle On Sunday, the 26th ult., the new Catholic church in | of aggression to obtain possession of property in dispute, | elected, and the threat has been carried into executior ie Winds rest of the thine'since. St John NB;'J H Chadbourne, Wainwright, Wilmington N the borough of Washington, near Pittsburg., Pa., was | it does, and so does the “higher law,” authorize men to | This ix the reason of secession, And how is this to be r Ship In nie, at do, Was off Cape Horn 21 days in heavy | Martha Lawrence, Philadelphia; Grantie State, Bassett, dedicated under the title ‘of the “ Iimaculate Con- | make use of force, if necessary, in defence of their homes; | conciled with the statements of the committee ?—for, if 8, Was 10 days from Hamburg to Valparaiso, where she | ¢hd Gaz et, NYark. Sid, wind SW lo 82, good uined 42 cava, und left, June 5. Crossed the Kquator | phin Tiriso; barks Jas Cook Pca gp tose Puly gin ton 118, since which time had light NW and N ) To) 20H Rem b—tld hark Lizzie T Nichols, Nichols, Mombe- hip JR Moller, atdo, wae aff Cape Hora 18 days tn strony video ch Katooluh, Morton, Jackeon ii ‘uty (from ‘Taan- i . . s 8 it schy Whistler, Presbty (fom. \- Crossed the Equator July 21, in lon 104 89; since whlch | tor), NYork? 6th brig John R Dow, Coxcesnall, Havana, light winds wna ealms. GARDINER, kept 2—Arr sekr Sally Badger, Garland, New ed Holland, at do, eame around Cape Horn in 2 | York. Sid Ang 5] bark Lizze T Nichols, Nichols, Montevideo; ception.” The occasion was a novel one in Washington, | aud if ‘a man’s house is his castle,” he has a legal and a 4 the causes existed, as stated by them, why would they , the Cacholic says, the first time a Catholic bishop | natural right to defend it. And if “possession is nine | have overlooked them again to gratity the ambition of one officiated in his sacred character in that place. The dedi- | points of the law,” no “tenth” man can be allowed to | ¢f their members? Let no one be deceived on this ques- catory service was performed by the Kt. Kev. Dr. Whelan, | come in and take possession of disputed property. The | tion—thosgenly can be who have not watche! the course Bishop of Wkeeling, assisted by the Rey. J. Tceacy, of | community in which we live is not yet prepared for the | of even(s for the last few years. Let it also be known Pittsburg; the Kev. C. M. Sheelian, of Temperanceville; | reign of ‘lynch law.” that a part only of Holland Lodge sympathize with the and the kev. J.C. Farran, pastor, str, Malone, of Wheel- Ifthe law under which the road was abandoned will | committee—that the remainder continue their allegiance . Sey by 4 ing, officiated at master of the ceremonies, assisted by | bear the construction given toit by Mr. Banker, it can | to the Grand Lodge. VEATEAS, | Ay WAR fae weather, Fut jac Callao Br walge, wpe | OE) aere HOLS: emt S PM—AS® nchire, Obatiiie Tiel Mr. Joseph Farran, of Brighton. pape It impairs bps obligation of contracts, 9 25, and has had light winds and calms most of the time i) seeker jor Kichmond; Nictous, Small, Millbridge for Th . ; and the Legislature have not the power to take the pro- | Birge, the old man of seventy years who recently cut ’ . Alluny, naa consecrate on ihe Oth dant, ty aRannp | Perty ofany man without hls consent, or the payment of | is wine throat at Whitewater, Wis. and was shot and | (,Ship Zansap, aldo, euneargund Cape Hornin don woalher ian ya Bato for Pha Cas, Rens Potter. s value. IELD. | seriously wounded by his grandson, a lad twelve years | Crossed the Bauaior July 2, ip lon 11S, and had light ls son, Provincetown for do, Sid schrs Nic‘ous, Gassabeas, and. old, has been arrested at Chicago. Min 300 mitten ofan Tranciseo.” July’ 27" tat 1130, fon tor | CHU within (00 mile 15, {n a squall, anast, fore topsall ya th—Arr brig Florentine, Perry, Baltimore for away mainmast head, mizzen topgallant | Fiza Elkinion, Naylor, Philadelphia for pp Raa ly cite, M ‘Benn, Cole- The dedication services of the church in New Britain, | @ Woman with Two Hasbands—Singular | qhe ofice of the County Treasurer, at Lancaster, Pa., ec, and Jost ali the yards on the main- Conn., lately erected by the First Congregational Society, Adi = were eld on Thursday afternoon, 23d ult (irctu de Haxtoret Ties Akg kl Jar robbed of from $800 to $1,000, oa Sunday night, the tras, “Aner eomeierabe ety maseeeied in guing 309 wacey, Neponset for Philadelphia; Willan enn, scm Catholic church just erected on the corner of Har- ‘The history of the parties in this c ia, to say the Abaik tie sitAdle Stile guoathy thareda te bewatiok uiasia, and proceeded on her voyage. more; Olive, Hunt, ‘40 ‘NYork; ‘Koasith, ‘a port | 4 i albany streets, Boston, is nearly completed, | Jeast, somewhat romantic, Oliver Wolcott, of Avon, ' % ; : ‘lly dediented on the 23d inst. Claims to have married in. August, 1838, Lucy Ann | Pace in the vicinity of Boston between John Grindell, of MISCELLANEOUS. French, in the town of Harwinton. ‘The swain at that | New York, lrg Poke See eee (h annual meeting of the American Board | time was 37 years of age, and the damsel but 14, (sho | Miles; stakes, a side, ioners for Foreign Missions will be held at 5 ast tag Reb repel one aoe : ee ed P i Tuesday, the Wth inst, The Rey. Dr, Adams, | Mr. Wolcott did not remember who married him or what ~ © ones te ee ch the opening sermon. fred man’s name hamlet _ oat rath him beg MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, is expecied ei! A be 2 at qo . it time nor since. je lived with his wife for several ou - Pc hg ict Mite de er as gt gh eer | years, and hada family of fotr children, Last winter, Movements of Ocean Steamers. The Lynchburg Repullican slates that the revival | Zatnon D. Case, of Unionville, a youth of 34 years of age, which his been progressing during tne past two weoks at | vas in the habit of frequently waiting Wolcott's family Mt. Moriah Baptist church, Amuerst county, Va., bas | for the ostensible purpose” of “courting” Woleott’s | Arao. been very exiensive. About W have made a public pro- | daughter. But his visits continuing after this daughter | APM, ark Wm Barendsz, at do, was of Cape Horn 3 weeks in | Luryport for do the strong gales, during which’ lost foreyard, tc. Crossed tne | do. eid briga Ik a Pranks Co cl rine ‘schra Fal- Equator dune 24, {n lon 102 04, and had light. winds and calms mouth, and Eliza Bikinion, i 3 until within the Tast few days, when experienced heavy gales; | Remains at 7 AM schrs Onativia, North Py Witten. lost main topsail yard, &e, Penny Jontia: Olive, Rossy wal FA Vaakers French ship ‘Auguste and Gustave.” at do, was off Cape HARTFORD, Sept 7—Arr steamer A Clark, Clark, Albany; Horn 20 days in strong ¢: crossed the Equator July 5, | barge KM Clark, Clark, do. Sid 6th steam schr % lon 103, asd had light Winds and calms most of the time | Ready, Wilcox, Philadelphia; 7th, schrs Almon Bacon, since, : sen, co, Nsbaler, Lawrence, Aiany. Bark Juno, at do, was olf Cape Horn 20 days in strong gates | schched Mi the Daten Rete muon. Wheeler, NYork— While off the Cape, May 24, in a severe gale and under short | brig Horutlo, Sanders, Phiindelphiar Sieh 'S erased woke nf soil,a seaman named Antona Reyn, a native of Denmark, was ‘ ; thrown overboard by the toresheet and lost. The Juno expe. | 2 Sear et eneea re ee Fienced severe gales from the River Plate to 1at 30 8, and was | at egy babe Bewer Glisten tance natsrerp: 20th, malt fession of religion, 60 of whom have sleeady been im- | had gone away, and there bein, derable {i ied to throw overboard several tons of coal to Ughten | sehr He: ic whom m1 ; ig considerable intimacy | Baltic , eel, Chreseed tae. avatar o r r Heyward, Hay 81st, brig Horatio, Saunders, Mobiles a rat, or something equally strong, and was somewhat | Canada, Bove 1s | nee. Nansemond; 7tb, schrs #J Munsell, Wedmore, Nansemond; church has just put to contract a new house of worship, | troubled. About this time Case made a proposition to } Ericsson. which when completed will be worth $2,500. Wolcott to sell him his young wife, and the wife was | Atlantic. There has been a revival in Auburn State Prison, and | willing to be sold, Wolcott declined doing anything | \ twenty were baptized op a recent Sunday morning. of this sort, and advised Cuse to keep away from bis ‘The degree of D.D. was conferred, at the recent com- | house, as “\ he was afraid Fe would make trouble in the mencoment of Middlebury College, Vt’, upon Rev. Truman | family!” Shortly after, Lucy Ann left her husband, Bork Isabelita Heyne, at do, Junets, left the onter roads of | Marievia, Smirh, Parren, Virginia; Wm B Gena, Gibbs, Ware. Macoa. On 25th, eaxierh point of Japan at Jeddo Bay, ond | ham for Pbiledelpbing Si4_ sehr ‘Carthagenm Maxtor Wile epubiie, Sowie, Albany. trom thence io Be meridian bad very wrong winds fron the mington, NC MWBUKYPORT, Sept 6—Sld schr Kossuth, Churehilt, 6 south-south east, Crossed the meridian of 180 in lat 89 40 N, on the 8th July, 20 days from Macon; since which ink PHILADELPHIA, Sept 7, P M—Arr brigs Elisha Doane, Loring, Boston 6 da: re, Crowell, Bostoh 5 days; schre ave expe- rienced nothing but light easterly winds and calms Bark Wild Wave, at do, was off Cape Horn 21 days in heavy OO i went to her father’s house in Canton, and, a3 her father ? olve Pouter, X ord 8 daya, (© Watert i ee says, about that time Case came there to work for him. STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA. gales, during A eet at ieee eee Wallet, Dleiner, Bangor: Kéysions | ‘Sate Harraty y Rey. 8 R. Wilson, bas declined the Professorship ton- he 1. il, Case and 01 Isannu—From Charleston 19th and 4th, due at Havana 22d Face he ) ‘i nod tke pith, Johnson; O'F For cnt " 5 1, Aen! Sola About the last of April, Case and Mrs. Wolcott started on a at W crossed the Rquator June 90, in lon 110, siuce which bad light | 4 y vd, Fountain, NYork; Minerva, dered him in New Albany Theological Seminary. a pleasure tour, and brought up somewhere in Oswego | Sadi. From Havana 10t and 6th, due at Now York 17 | Winds and calms. 4 g Becinan, Providence; HF Haas,’ Kendrick, Laynj 8 oar LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF A NEW CHURCH—THE | county, New York. Case went to work for aman there, | “Cyrscent Crre—From New York 24, arriving at Havana 8th Bark Ork, atdo, from Sydney, on the Uih May experienced | jrrown, Dorehestery H vole, ince! yeonhaaee CEREMONIEE—THE OR ATION. who afier hearing his story about himself and the wo- | and New Orleans 10th. From New Orleans 20th, Havana zid, | {re-h gales, during which sprang foretopmast, From lat ®t0 | PORTLAND, sept GAre sone Janlnte, Wilheed, Philadel: man, advised them to get married—which they did. Ere } due at New York 2h, Jat 40 N, experienced light easterly ‘winds. hia. Below a ship, supposed frou Cadiz, ¢ ‘The first stone of a new and splendid edifice about to | Jong’ Wolcott came to the same place, and found Cage | Exrme City ox New Graxapa—From New York 17th, ar- | We learn that the steamtng Carolina has been sold, and will t d--Sid schrs Geo W Shaw, We be erected by the Catholics of Rochester, was laid on } ond Mrs. Wolcott living together as man and wife. He } fiving at Havana 2a and Now Orleans 2h. From New Or- | socn be titted and take her departure from San Francisco un astern port according to wind); Oly # Sunday afternoon, the 24 inst., in presence of from ten | Went into the room at night, where they were sleeping | "HN! Cy’ wannix—From New York dh, arriving at Havana |@yjinces, Sone Where She will Be employed in the rowing epti—Arr schrs Lacy Blake, Raaipért dein thy 1 hi bled themael together, and ‘had some words” with Case, and remon- } yahand New Orleans th. From New Orleans Sth, Havana Si Aue st sohna nd t0 fifteen thousand persons, who assembled themselves | strated with himon his conduct. A day or two after, | gth, due al New York 2d. 3 od Oph, iectiearsts’ Mocomenphc toad from different parts of the Dioeess of Huflalo to witness | Woleott hired out to the Same man, with whom Case and Ghnawna From Now York 26h, arriving at Havana 3h is imposi 5 Lucy Ann were living at that timo, and the trio lived to- | and New Orleans 24. From New Orleans avana ba Seri Spas Senin: ks, Ga Chena tw es AC iver peaceably, excepting that ‘occasionally Case and | due at New York 17th, ‘Sa A processicn was formed at the Church of St. Patrick | Woicott would have a few “hard words” together about City. Fede Gan Cae. composed of the Societies of St. Joseph, St. Alphonsus, } Lney Ann, While there, Case and Lucy Ann tried to per- | Matis from New York... 9 on vo SO St. Mary, St. Peter and St. Patrick, with their banners | suace Wolcott to get papers drawn and sign them, giving a ie | 10 i; cy . up his wife to Case. They went to various places togetber, |“ “N, Orleans..20 = 5 9 and paraphernalia. Then followed the young ladies and | i2)1\¢ Yarm'Cave and Lucy Ann sitting lovingly on the | “,duefromHavane28 21748 school children of the various schools, and those of the } same seat, and Wolcott sitting by himself on a back seat. When the above alg wie eee = Sisters of Charity, attired in white—the zeverend the Occasionally the latter would remonstrate with the former and ibe ieabel loaves Charleston and Havans et o ring the standard of the | °° ‘be impropriety of their conduct. At Albany, Wolcott .M. clergy, preceded by acolytes, bearing the standard of the | wa. minus funds, and Case let him have enough to Beinn oir nant ae ws rlotie Onativia, B Herald Marine Kincehos sora amped ‘SEY WEST, Sept ¢—The Northern Light leaving tn few ucy Blake, and Chie, moments for New York, we duplicate the news of the port sent by the Charleston mail boat this morning. We had a very RANCISCO, Aug 2-Arr ships Conur de Lion (eltp- heavy gale of wind on the 2%h and Wth ult, more severe to the | Pe") Tucker, NYork 117 days; War Hawk (clipper), Bostoa 125 Fouth and East than at this place, Ga\s; Leokont (clipper), Joyee, NYork 152 days; llen Foster ‘Two vessels were wrecked, and three or fonr were fortwnaie | ipier), Scudder, Boson 143 days: Queen of the Seas (lip- in getting an anchor to hold after they had got inside the roet, #), Fay, do 13; (ays; Messenger (clipper), Kennedy, Nori he bark Ratubow, Capt Gage, (rom Swansea, Wales, with | 120 days: Monsoon, Baker, do 13 days; Helvetian (Dan), Boy- cargo of coal, bounil to Havaua, struck ihe reef onthe morn: | £!: Homburg 197 days, via Valparaiso 96 days: 34, barks ing of the 2uth, ‘at 2 o'clock, and immediately bilved. The off. | b'keyg, Abbott, Bellingham bey; lsabellita Hyne, Calhoun, cera and crew escaped to Key Vaccas, and have since arrived | ¥8ca0 4] days; Leonosa, Patterson, Port Mo ; in town. The vesse! is a total loss id the coal is not worth St Panis, Zodiac; Impeviouse the trouble and expense of diving up. ‘The K hailed from War. a ren, it], and was insured for $14,000; her iret t “ee M VANS cross—-the orator of the day and Building Committee, fol- | come on with them. They came to Springfield, and went A1MANAO TOR NEW TORR—HIB DAT. | 4 45 | for $2.90; conuened '0.A PT, er ineight was insured | Healey, Oregon: bite Dover, Lovell, Panta Arenas ® dart lowed by # solid body of the wealthy Catholics of the to the same boarding house, Case and Lacy Ann rooming 1621] mom ware. , The brig Huntress, of Philadelphia, € Dolby, from San | >; brig Kinshury, Davenport, Hum) ip Wind Bay: 5 Juan, Ne, went ashore night of 8uch, In the gale, near Indian | *t Forest (cl Gratfam,’ Glasgow 183 deye; ‘Con- Key. Sb¢ war got of by the Wwreekels and brought tons city | Sauer, Chandler Caleuite af days, Avedland, Neon, T on tlie Jsi, having received but litte damage. She hasno car. | 41days: Wild Wave (ir) Hewilson, Liverpool 193 days, vim 8 meigned to P J Ponene, 10 53 da, brig# Pawn, barrett, Tahitl 72 days; together, and Wolcott alone, The next day the trio went city and surrounding country, to a lawyer, and there told their story. Before they left, ‘The day was fine and the air balmy, after alight summer | that lawyer drew up two papers; one in which Wolcott ‘oodley: Humboldt Ney; Sh. bark Juno (Hamteh, See: wee i ing i leases for life the services of bis wife as a housekeeper to | ~~ ship Globe, from ul ON shower in the morning, and pleasant se anevening in | Ciera the other he sells all bis wife's clothing. hirnl- ‘Port of New York, September 8, 1855, obliged ta come 10 an beter te Liverpool! 1i0 days, via Rio Janelvo 1s days; Sth, sbigre June. ture, &c., to Case for the consideration of one dollar, and — or She engaged pilot her out on Jaye (NGren) urrows, Hong Kong. 58 dave; Atta ‘The sky was confides fo bis paéntal guardiansn. his two youngest CLEARED. ie valae wales tear i Gass, brig dudson, Vincent, Talealwanse ee: £o purely blue and clearly beautitul children. These papers were signed and sealod by the three, | _ Steamship Florida, Woodhull, Savannab—S 1, Mi‘chill, ‘That God alone was to be seen in heaven. and duly witnessed by the interesting individual who Eteamship Nashville, Berry, Charleston—Spotford, Tileston The silence of the Sabbath was only broken by the voice | drew them up. They then came to this city, the three | # C0. 1, Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond—Ludiam & Plen- «3 Case and ¢ of the officiating priest, the eloquent orator, the distant ares taper he United States Hotel ty =e waitp Jaya, Jackson, Glasgow—Dunham & Dimon. echoes of the Genesee Falls, ns they faintly camo and died leged, took a room together, The next morning Wolcott Ship Calcutia, Wyman, New Orleans—Laytin, Ryerson a the ear, or in the foliage around, by the warbli met Case and Lucy Ann in Asylam street, on thefr way | «Co. melody of the rds, who tune nerd to Join inthe | heaton, ate wen tenth a omar, New | Ep Sates ht to ata Pa 7 ritain wi them. ¢ pair proceeded to the an’ Gr M m general jubilee. father's house in Canton, and Wolcott came back to this | Sup Cumberland, Tamper, Pertorg sieyer & Stucken. On the p'atform erected for the occasion, we noticed ee the oe sr a Gat Lng fark Cossack, Buliard, Melbourne-Wm A Sale * &, a wie) whiel 8 examin ore Jud Collier. Bark M J Kimball, ist iew Orleans—Nesmi ns, the Kev. Messrs. bag eg rena Patrick's; | There were some interesting features about’ the caso, | Berk Hermitage, kot, Wilminxton—y A’ Macho, Kranghtapauer, of St, Peters; McGlew, of Scottsville; | among which was the bringing—with other winesses on Bark © Haxall Tig tos me ey Eines 00. %, wl San Jose de’ Guatamala; sour Far West, steamship Uncle Sam, Baldwin, Jaan ship Zaretan, Robinson, Cardiit (Wales) Vessels, nares unknown. The P paid $10) for pilowage, brig 1a, he Lark Veter Cinton, Stites, sailed for Aavwerp on the ae ees auth. je] Sue ip ‘The cargo of the Sardinian brig Il Tevero is, we learn, tobe | deys. via St Catharines 105 dave: hark Wyjiain Bare sold, Capt Gallo being unable to get an advance upon it io pay | (Duteb). Jaski, Liverpool 179 days: 13th, bark Ork, Oakes, Syd- the salvage and expehees, ‘The voasel has Ba been ould. Ydays, via Honolula; Ith, ships Levanter (clipper), Spoken by Key West pliot boats off the harbor— terson, NYork U1 days, via Valparriso l02dava, and B Aug peep vee Crocker, of NYork, from Mobile for L jowskl 28 days; La Paz, Chagelle, Coronel (one); 1h, ve . reinson, Hongialt! 29. days: 10h, ship : m ch). De Boer, Cardiff 170 days, via Callao 50 days ans ‘athfinder (Ham Aves. Abiman, Hong Kong 46 Hii—Ship Middieses, from Nobile for Liverpoo, ‘Pipe Queddy Welle, Hatch’ Hfumbold Bay: Lara Hasty, h—rehes Emeline, 24 days trem NYork for NUrleans; rade river. me hee tet oe Noreen Rm | ae ANE 2-shins Shooling Siar, Kingman, San Barthole- 9g aoapmeti en "ydbey via Payot (Round, bark Jan Mandel (Date DS —Snip Manchester, 22 days from New York for New Or aC ¥ ; . Knight, As Ww ed oF iwood Waher, Keq., forthe following:— } 5, D ‘Walt ‘ka; 7ib, barks Paska, of St. Joseph’s, and Gleeson of St. John’s College, | the part of the defence, to impeach Wolcott's characte Brig Begutp, } se iitah—Deber > Co. ee eta inet he aan ae ie Mews ong. By , " . Walton, Sitka; 7b, Fordham; the Building Committee, and a number of dis: } for truth and veracity—Mr. French, who is Lucy An's | prig Wanderer (Bn King Hantsport J @Whimmey &Co, | ing not yet arrived from Havana, enables me, tgedvise gou ot | anhGehamey pena Ri Taatkig’ Wits Pas tinguished guests. father. Beit Puchaniress (81), OBrien, Joka, NB—V'® Whitey | the wreck of tue bark Rainbow, of Warren, 1. Capt Yelhourne: Joba Milton, MiOloave, Callan: bark Mallory, cos bs Ss wl a wines Duties of Fire Marshal Tee J Ralch, Rose etown—8 Peckham. Hoan Prva 1siae of the. reek tn vary. beceytronteers tm fom | Ween Chros boys re Raa: ales tuay Some Ce ee ei imalh: enaet: tes orale toes; S DTYOM OF TE EERALS: Bove Zenman (ip, Ayer, ge John, NB-—-J'S Whiiney & Co, | nightof the 2th of August; nd eume io anchor, but he wiod | sbir'Kngles Farrab, Callao; 12. bark Powhateh, Thomas: sino owing” document, by Patrick Kierney, Hoy | sim nggertion ately comtaned in your paper, teat | S:Re HH Wigpengi Npolecaog Weak N° | Sure’ "hke*nnsie ekeway te aa agnas tne | TSRSry Areane GS ome A alt Became a , +5 Sn. ion lately containe: . » Cox, nny, Moblle—Lane West & Co, . The masier cut away ‘e and mat iricaine (Fr), : mona, Fair of Hoeheaerses saalait ioe , os is pba panier ry tending tae hap sheers 5 | Bae Renu Mf fon. Sean i Tampigont H Wetmore. purpose of Televi the ronal, bat Hing hat wheal eon ie vores: ising pit Bebe Bo, Aegan Ya = ve "y Sebi ‘ing earsa! ‘ampico—Master, ed to st bottom, med hy “harles vans, Healey, land apis primarius Academim a io C. Keely, ex ur! SShe Td Brognard, MeCormick, Jacksonvitiond Grice, far the cafety of all on board to alfp bia cable to enable the ves- | ttn. Py ii € Brocklinense scientia architecture maxime proedito desig. | magistrate in that peculiar department, and of investing | Sebr poethiee, denkeony i Batley; summo Pontifice, Pio — ootened Pe him with the powers of a police justice, so far as cases oe Mie wel, rlbamaereYen bant Siaght. were eee Baa porn Pat aul pas coming under his peculiar cognizance relative to fire in- A Paine ie ray tore, Status Pederatos, Franklino Pierce Presidente, | Yestigations are concerned, is one which bas attracted | gchr Lquis McLane, Backlin, Baagor—White € Duncan. . Prager tb, ships’ Coeur. uucker, shore as possible. She now lies ee Kennedy, do, War Hawk, Sinunoas, bilged. A portion of her ma- | Shanghae. e been Dronght here by the | "Gli Avg Bark Tadmor (Br McFarland, Valparaiso; 14th ch on, Baker, Ho: ong ; brig ‘Smith? Tih, sicamship Golden Gaie, Le Ro: sel to drive up as neer the Wiilin hall » mile of Duck Ke Js, furniture and 5 Krockera, nnd Capt Gage will endeavor to save as much of (he cargo 4s poesib oor " ; or a ‘4 'W, Faulklin, Boston—Dayion 4 8; 5 brig Hunt Dolby, from San Jnan de Nicaragua, n of the Seas, Tay, Shanghae. feuincd Tuitels Kiersey, Micholrkavter,BogesteGadeey, | mutes’ Perens Gewerving of some re |, Bie inom i anket, Boa Moo WT Heer. wound to Paina dip, sto gokanireon fis ont on ihe aight | “PRAGA IL ben ¢ Are realy Alsbama, Schenck, N a ‘4 lett, "On- ‘ta, ot has 4 ky provine, wre Lemma os, Michelo Walt, Jacobo Connelly, Jacobo O'Donoghue, | hs ore prover person to invest with ms Ech Cornelia, Remsen "New Wedford—Maater, of the 2h, ult Mi rand has wo cargo. shall advise the maa | Ro2k‘,6% gn Cid bark Seboss, McNeil, Bowion, Georgio A. Wilkin, Daniele Waters, Jacobo McDonald e aire h these powers, M Lovell, Champtin, Bristol—Masier, Tenor these vessels to submit the claims of salvors to the US SALEM, Arr sehr Rariagansott, Hall, Alexandria. Jacobo Cunningham habentibus, die Semptembris recun- | were it expedient to create such an office, than Mr, Baker, Joop America, Benton. Providence~Master. Disiriet Court for adjudication. THOMASTON, Sept %-Sid echbrs £0 Wats, Hyler, Mo- nerica, Robbins, | bile. ; TAG Caitell, Wit | TAUNTON, ai 4—Are sohrs 8 T.Crocker, and Salmon, LADELPHIA, Sept 8—Arr brig penon eA Rei Retiad ce ie | welt 5 , Reed, anessee ; ters doy ure Van Dror, Fostiands A tenth, ‘tamer, stati IN, NC, Sept 5—Cld sche Paibinder, Robbims, Providence; Yanite, Keller, do; Brothers, Chambers, Salem } or at AM, mndepeiiee an Siary Emily, Coombs, Bridgeport; DB Doane, Veasoy, New eAREn AM, Sept ee ef laxander M, 7 an do, MDCCCLY, a Yatricto Ki ny i ' ‘Sloop Charles, Sturges, Providence—Master. cantate maxime insigne, Horney clvetum integulste tam | the present able Fire Marshal, it would be exceedingly | Propeller Piedmont, Saunders, Baltimore—Cromwell's Line Neoboriense sub invocatione Sancti Patricii positus. dificult to find. The clearness of his views on any sub- ARKIVED. F. V. B, Kennedy jurisperitus et logis consaltus urbis | ject connected with his department, the sagacity of his ey Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, San Juan, Nic, Rochestrensi# magno catui craditam disertamque oratio- | mode of inquiry, and the masterly, correct manner ia | with specie and passengers. nem cum summa laude habuit which he takes down the testimony he elicits, is such as | Steamship ap bts Morr ‘The orator, Feliz Varela Kennedy, Faq. tate of the | would point him out as the best and most fitting person | passenerr™ foo) fh MUCHO CGvt OO ti Keonoue States city of New York, ascended the platform and delivered a | for the office. The AM, csebanged signals with steamantp Kaoxeile most eloquent discourse, which we regret we are unable But there are, in my opinion, insuperable obstacles, in ‘Steamebip Foutherner, Ferran, Charleston, 62 hours, with to give. Happy, thrice bappy (sald he) Catholics of Ro- | « public point of view, to the erection of ugh aa office, | mdse and parrengers, to Spofford, Tileston & Co, On Thurs —a fork; 6th, 4—her chr Ren) English, Paundelphis . a steamers Palmetto, Baker, Boston: M Sandford, Hand, | Sid 3d, sehr NJ Brayton, Philadelahia, 4th, bark wee inp: Robert M Milla, Sturges, NOrloans; Elvira Owen, | Curti NBedtoed: 60 ra Warrior, 4 ‘Or: | Philadeiphia Alexander, do: bark Venezuela, Davis, Lagaayra: ge or Mandel thus, Baker, Boston; America, Robbins, do; Paultgs