The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1855, Page 8

Arrival of the Steamship Crescent City. We are in receipt of files of Havana journals up to the ‘Sth inst, We learn from the Prensa, of the 7th, that the Mexican war steamer Guerrero arrived at Neuvitas on the 20th of August, having on board General Santa Anna and bis family. The Guerrero was obliged to put in on account of injurfes received in a storm. Santa Anna pro” ceeded on the Ist of September, by railroad, to Puerto Principe, accompanied by his wife and the rest of his femily. He was received there by the Governor, Don Ramon Conts, Mr. Pozas, and an immense crowd. The ex-President and bis family were accommodated in the Golden Fagle Hotel. The Guerrero is in such a bad con- dition that she cannot continue her voyage to St. Thomas, and so Santa Anna was to have waited for the steamer from Havana, to bring him to St. Thomas or to Caracas. The Prensa also informs us that the first number of the re-issue of La Cronwa will be published in New York on the lst of November. The following letter from our correspondent at Neuvi- tas, gives some more details about the arrival of Santa Anna:— OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, Sept. 8, 1855. Numerous Assassinations in Havana—Murder of Mr. Back:- house, British Commissary Judge of the Mixed Commis- Sion—Musical Gossir—Shipping Intelliyence—Another Pokitical Arrest, dc., de. One morning at the latt#® end of the last month, a person proceeding at an hpur to the railway, to take the train and proceed to }) was stopped by a ne- gro om the Paseo, who di ied the intending travel- ler’s money, which not being instantly given up, a knife was thrust into him, and a dangerous, if not mortal, wound inflicted. Tho unfortunate victim was then left to his fate. The epot where this took place being near the railway station, the unfortunate man dragged ‘himself thither. The negro was pursued and captured. He will doubtless meet the fate he so well deserved. ‘There has been 80 many assassinations recently that for several successive days the question invariably first put, in meeting one’s friend in the morning, is: “ Any assassinations in your quarter last night or this morn- ing?’ Amongst those which have more prominently oc- cupied the public mind here are the following: Mr. Ceorge Canning Backhouse, Queen Victoria's Com- missary Judge of the Mixe1 Commission for the Suppres- sionof the Slave Trade, was sitting at his house after dinner, with s Mr. Callaghan, on the evening of Friday of last week, when a gang of negro ruffians, accompanied by two white men, entered the premises, and secured the servants in the outer apartments ; two of the ruffians (negroes) entered the room in which the two gentlemen were, and commenced to tie their arms behind them and also to gug them. Callaghan, who must from his own account, have been very frightened, was thrown on the ground, his arms tied, and his watch taken from his person. The unfortunate Backhouse made a more manful struggle. He attempted first to throw his assailant on the ground; but finding the latter was too powerful a man for him to do this, he next endeavored to take away the monster's knife. Whilst attempting this, Backhouse received a wound in the left vide, which splintered one of his ribs, passed en- tirely through his langa and spleen, and in about four ‘hours he passed from this life to eternity. ‘The unfortn. nate gentleman has a wife in England, and my only fear is that this unyarnished statement of her husband's mur- der may reach her eye before the letters of her friends, who will doubtless communicate the unhappy fact in more soothing language than can be expected froma aewspaper correspondent. It may, however, be some ight consolation to the unha APPS lady to know that ee ceased husband was attended in his last hours by iend, her Britannic Majesty’s Consul General ia and by the very first surgical talent of this city, Alas? without avail.” The murderer and all his confederates havedeeu captured, and I have reason to believe that sufficient proof tocondemn at least a portion of them has aiready been adduced. Before this month is over they doubtless will be garroted. Another murder bas since been committed, by a girl, pon the person cf her godmother, whose throat she cut, and then rushed into the seu to drown herself. She was, however, taken out of the water, and probably a tess honorable death awaits her. This murder took place cear the Calzada ce fan Lazaro, Yet another. entleman, aclerk in the house of Zang*oniz, Bro- & Co., on Satureay morning last had been e1 in mahing collections for his employers. He carried in his band a beg containing « considerable amount in gold. An assassin met him about 1 o'clock P. M., inflicted a deadiy stab with a knife, and, as the gentleman fe!l to the ground, seized the bag of gold, and effected his es- cape. One more! A negro, at Regla—your readers are aware that this place is nituated opposite this city across the bay—was Assassinated in the street one night this week, and his ‘corpse found in the morning. Now for a burglary A ir store near the corner of Mercadares strect— fre where I can testify they used to sell excellent segurs— was burglariously entered one night this week. All ‘he segars were stolen, together with some lottery tickets and the money in the drawer. Let it not be supposed that! have hunted up all these cases of crime, for such is uot the fact; they were in the mouths of “all manner of men’? for several days this week. But enough of such sickening relations. Now for a more —— ie ge to the opera since I inst wrote the first tim: to hear Verdi's “Rigoletto,” the secon Rossin 's immortal “‘Bar- bes ore. With the former I was rather pleased. Luis Vita oletto, the buffoon, acted admirably, and Mariano mi ‘ni, the (ete quite Leen Gf disappointed me, I had not anticipated hearing so well educated a voice, nor one of o much compass. Tiberint sings apparently with- out effort, and with a great deal of tasie and feeling. There was an freshness, too, in the Sging of the Signorita epeion Vita, whom I had not before heard, that much pleased me. She has a voice of only mo- decate comy et and although I cannot hope that she will ever be entitled to rank asa prima donna absolute, on the operatic nen, yet I do believe that with dne regard to the culture of her organ, she will shine as a concert ii Thave heen twice ager. Twas recently at a targe re-union of several of the most respectable Spanish families of this city. One of the chief topics of conversation was the high rate of toxes that are to be imposed and collected in this city, being no less than eight per cent on all house ri carriage with four wheels is to be taxed $200 a year, ces with, wo wheels, $70 a year. Al! brokers are to be taxed 850 a year for the exercise of their business, and various other professions and articles were named as about to be subjected to this new impost, which do not now recur to my memory. We have had another visit from her Britannic Majesty's brig-o-war Arab. She sailed on the Oth inst. for Port Royal, Jamaica. The French steamer-of-war Acheron, and brig Nestes, have also both been agaim here. They, however, sailed on the 3d inst, for parts unknown. The Mexican steamer Santa Anna, which has been so long here under repairs, made an effort to get to sea on her way to Vern Cruz, on the 4th inst. She, however, broke down, or her machinery did, and she returned o this port, exhibiting signals of distress. One of our bay steamers went to her aid and towed her into port. ‘The first of the ‘“Zangroniz Brothers” line of transat lantic steamer, the Habana, arrived én the 28th ult. trom Spain; she is a «plendid ship of 1,880 tons burthen. [was on board of her afew days since, and could not avoid expressing Ey simiration of the excellence of her arrangements, however, | am greatly deceived from what | saw. che will mot have made three Yoyares before she will be as ‘filthy a ship” as any voesel that crosses the Atlantic, not excepting a ‘north countrie ier."” Gen, Concha visited her on the evening of the 6th i and of course there was a grand “to do” upon the sion. Not having been honored with a card of invitation, { am unabie to send you any particulars of the doings on hoard beyond the embarkation of one of the best mili- tary bands upon the occa: The Habana ‘sails’? or * for Spain on the 11th inst. Rumor has it that there is to be a line of steamers to connect with this line between this and New York. Who knows but that the Caited States has been purchased to form one of the in- tended ie Nous vervon:. 90 here a new iron steamshi) There is als , under the Spanish tag, 0 of t 2,200 tons burthen—the Europa she is called. i apeted e oF open owned, as nderst i eonpeny of § Is, with Se- nor hy 2 the house of Drake & Co. of this city, at their head, aa itch has been organized very quiet- ly, indeed; so much #o, that the Europa’s arrival at Porto Rico waa the first intelligence of the line that was general eke in this city. ‘This fine te to ply Ma-seilles and this port, touching ot hielo: Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz, Teneriffe and Puerto Rico, whilat the 1 Ein eres line are to touch onig at Puerto Rico and Liverpool, and to go thence to he direct. The Europa departs on the 16th inst. 8 counection with this, 1_may mention that some few of the wealthy Islanders resident here have it in contemplation to unite, and have a line of two or three steamers built ip the United States, to run between thi port and Inlands direct. Has not Captain Graham a beret United States on the stocks’ because ir 80, he may find a customer for her here. in perchance such case, will I not be entitled to a commission for the eee man, named Jose Castillo, a nephew of Don caticy em you will remember, has been ban- ished the here in the last steamer from your city, He was seh within a few minutes of his stepping ¢ a before even his was examined by the officer. All baggage was siozed y the Guster of Police, and if there were any documents of a revo. tutionary character, or calculated to ‘compromise,’ as b 2 aay sen Coe individuals, such documents are in niet woe, bene Fevhelade this letter, to make the eyes lee laugh, fort bold that a good hearty laugh is a mpeedi for the wg hath ad a thousand other of the “ida to which flesh ts helt. ‘The Prensa, of this elty, of the 234 ult. the propriety of the establishment of electric to- legta, \ — “ni the island, claims t ast wesceetal vention a made by & Spaniard, » 8 in the following words: — Wye cpanlerd, « Benor inning with our own, Spain “So ia are bee Phich had the glory of being the firs that possrased an tlectote agg from Madrid to Aranguer. fastalted by Palys, wi the protection of the Iafante Don se. eatin.’ F ‘The italics are mine. Pat what will Professors Morse k cd Wheatatone gay to this’ Must they not look to their pa. in an article -eis, sad see that they are aot snatched away by Senor a? Seats P S.—The (den ofthe Government Rank fs act given @° =‘ parcetve by the newspapers that quite anambo NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1855. of the shares have been taken, to meet at the Palace onthe 11th instant, to form he regulations for the institution, which will then be ul Stnta Anna got enught ina se of wind and bed to put Toccoa a proceeded proceeded by ra! i into Neuvitas, to Puer- to Principe. He Bases vent for the steamer Santa Anns to convey him to St. Thomas and Carncas, but, as I have already writ- ten, she is out of repair and cannot So his “Rerene Highness” will probably return to city to obtein a conveyance to his destination. By the way, I have been informed, whilst wetting this lefter, that the Mexican Consvl refuses to Rey for the repairs bestowed upon the Senta Ai at the government works here, and this would a) to be «quite correct,” for she certainly ia not at present in a fit condition to proceed to sea. OUR NUEVITAS CORRESPONDENCE. Nuxvrras, Aug. 81, 1855. Arrival and Departure of Santa Anna. Our quiet little city was taken by surprise yesterday afternoon by the appearance in our bay of a Mexican war steamer; and our surprise was considerably in- creased when it was known that his ex-Highness D. An- tonio Lopez de Santa Anna, with his family, were on board said steamer. It appears that the steamer Guer- rero, Commander Bosquet, left Havana on Sunday last, the 26th, for St. Thomas and Laguayra, but the boiler becoming leaky, she had to put in here (the nearest port) to repair. J went on the wharf about an hour after she anchored, and saw his ex-Highness land in company with his wife, (a very lady-like, pretty little woman,) his daughter, (not so pretty,) and her husband and chill a Gen, Soto, some two or three female attendants, tre. ox thuse wsleec-stmee danen pamene fai Ger Governor, D, Justo Sanchez, became the host for the nonce, and carried the whole party off to his house. ‘This afternoon His ex-Highness, in company with the Governor, in a chaise, drove over to the railroad station, about a mile from the town, followed by his family in an open barouche, and a few ollicers on horseback. As they drove through the streets, the General looked quite lively and hearty, but not a'single viva greeted his ears as he passed. ome of the loafers on the corners puffed lazily at their segars, stared at him, touched thet hats in respect of our Governor; the neighbors at their doors Woke aly after him, and remarked to their next hbor that that was the great Santa Anna. Ay “what > r I was there, wy countrymen!” This would-be Em- ‘or—tbis commander of the [ere order of Guada- pe—now going fast into the vale of years, an outcast foci his wattve land, looking tor a home among strangers. He und his family go to-morrow to the city of Puerto Principe, to remain there a few days, until an express can be sent 1o Havana asking fora Spanish war steamer to take him to St. Thomas. ‘e have the steamer Basan here, and it is very probable that the place her at his disposal. 1 think it is will proceed in the Guerrero. the mail closes 1 wall add. vernment will joubtful that he If 1 learn any more before BOUCKSHOT. Base Ball, KNICKERBOCKER V8. GOTHAM CLUB. These two clubs, that stand Al in the national game of base ball, met yesterday to contend for the return game. The weather was all they could desire and the interest that all take in this beautiful game drew togeth- er a large body of visiters—certainly not less than 1,000 being present, among them a good show of ladies. The first game came off on the Gotham ground June Ist, Red House, Harlem, on which occasion the Gothams were victorious by 9 runs. The feeling, therefore, on this oc- casion was that the result would be the same; but such was not to be the case. The Knickerbockers won splen- didly, 22 to 7—15 runs ahead; they played 5 innings each. A great improvement in keeping the abies was shown, several n.embers being doputed with blue ribbons affix tothe coat to Keep the spectators back. This prevented the crowd from pressing round the catcher, and gave all a good chance of seeing. The Knickerbockers played the best. Le Bost isa host in himself; he was the life of the gume ond decidedly the best player in the United States. Conover, Dupi sna Stevens—the latter as pitcher» played well, thams do not play a good losing yame. ‘They did not. show ‘well at all—Sheridan and ‘udlipp excepted. After the game was over the Knicker- Lockers entertained their friends most liberally. The Pre- sident proposed the health ot the Gothams, and Judge Van Cott responded. He said that ‘kind fiiends had come round him and whispered that he played rascally bad; another friend who wished to act as a mediator had pinned a card to his cont, on which was inscribed ‘he is not dead, but sleepeth.’.’ He said they had played bad; they came on the ground expecting to be beat. He did hot wish to take any palm from the Knickerbocker had won the match by good play; but in spi seal that he maintained that the Goiham’s were seme.’’ He con- cluded by proposing sucvess to which ever side won the rubber, "by some oversight the Knickerbockers were not toasted, On the ground we noticed representations from the following clubs :—Putnam, Empire, Eckford, Pioneer, Columbia, Fagle, Atlantic, Bal tic, Excelsior, and the President of the St. George's: Cricket Chub. The-rubber gnome will be played on neutral ground, and there seemed seme disposition to accept a kind invitation trom Sam. Godwin, Fsq., Brooklyn. President of the Putnam Club, of Kast THE scone. Gotham. membrs moves Wadsworth, Stevens... 2 a1 Omieenons .er——Stevens. Catcher—De Bost. Judge--A. H. Drummond, President. Referee—Amasfield, of the Fagle Club, In one report yesterday of the Pioneer Club, the words married and single got misplaced over the score, and I'v. Drummer should have scored 7 instead of 6, Van Cott. Catcher—J. Vail, Judge—J. Howe. Piteher--T. Court of General | Sessions. Before Recorder Smith. TRIAL OF JAMES GILLAN CONTINUED—VERDICT. The trial of James Gillan for the murder of Hugh Donnelly was continued yesterday in the Court of Sea- sions. ‘The court was opened at 9 o’clock in the morn- ino, when the prisoner waa brought into court and the fuming up by his counsel commenced. The counsel for the accused was followed by Mr. A. Uakey Hall for the prosecution, and at12 o'clock the Recorder charged the Jury. ‘The jury retired about 1 o'clock, and remained ‘out {i113 o'clock, when it was announced that they bad agreed upon their verdict. The jury were then called into court, and delivered a verdict of guilty of man- slavghter ‘in the thirddegree. ‘The punishment for this is imprisonment for a term between two and four years. The sentence of the Court was reserved. TRIAL FOR INSANITY. William Fbling, who is charged with shooting John Gil Foy, in the Ninth avenue, was put upon trial, the issue before the jury being merely to decide whether tie prisoner was insane or not, or too insane to be put on trial. The counsel for the prisoner said physicians had exainined the prisoner and declared him to be insane and unfit for trial, Dr. Detmoid sxworn—I was once a professor in the Medical College; I visited the prisoner in his cell; I con- sider him insane; he thought the Bible commanded him to take the life of those who persecuted him, and be thought there were many perseenting him; he considers that he did right in taking life, and said he intended kill ing others. Dr. Coville worn am physician of the City Prison; have seen the prisoner there about every day since he has been there; there has not been a cléaror case o miciia) monomania for many years than this; he t he is subject to great persecution; he is even now under the deliet that his own counsel ‘is prejudiced against him; he said he wax bound to kill hia enemies, tor the Bible instructed him to do so; he said God killed his ene «the should aleo destroy his enemies. ury, without moving from their seats, decided that the privoner was an insane man, and he was accord- ingly remanded to prison, to be sent to the asylum on Blachwell’s Islan Personal Intellige: The Sderonta Nacional of Madrid saye—' Among the gentlemen whose names are mentioned for the post of Consul General of Spain in the Dominican republic, is Manuel de Gil de Olivarez, Marquis of Olivarez. The in- formation possesked by thie gentleman, umted to the great services which be lent to his country in that re- public where Le was established years ago, entitle him to this post, and we shall have pleasure in seeing our flog 80 worthily represente? ‘The following is a list of Americans registered at the banking office of Livingston, Wells & Co., Paris, Aug. 29, ih J, Cotterell, EB, Lammer, ©, 1. Glover, 3.5 , s Qingetond, J. J, W, Beekman, ©. Strasburg: G. Thurston, ‘i, 4 n ont ioe wy ati lorter iy, Rt. Kennedy, v Os 5 13 ia is ‘aslo, J. be 1.0. Ward. G. C. Sieng, D.C! J, HE. Fro i Patterson, J. 1 Fenda i, vue 3. Thoniwon, W. Fe Atiee, Deana WH Beal, A. iver 8. Hor: oa H. F, Pennsylvania; Hi. W. F. Baker, B. A. Longioy, por, J. A. Palmer, a. D. Allen, james is; Le b € ©. Hani 4 . Bence RM stupa E. Murphy, A & Powers, W. it iaker, J. Ruth. Kat Jackson, J. omery, H. Bow N, A, Destrehan, Louisiana; J. A, Campbell, J * Kennedy, 'J. Littlesmith and lady, ‘Alnbarna, Judge Bayly, member of Co1 from the Accomac (Va.) district, is ina rt ba oy state of health, and Will probably be advised bj hysician to spend the coming winter in the West Indic Rhoads of Washington. adatvie, Frgmadiee Oricens and Havana, in steamship Crescent Clie ZL W Simonton, bearer of despatch : Mrs J Simonton, t wo a o children and servant, Morales, Tac Mrs Daj ion a ron, ecainda, JS Fel Yoga, A ae Fionn AG M Degrie Win fingiey, Mary Sh, Suhon Pickle, Mrs # Free and child Faward Hilgy, Joon Bosna Joun Heniey, Miss C Lee ies HO? Jacobs and wife, M Pointon, A Pease, J Orne, Pliny ‘Mies mail agent m Liverpool, in ship Mtueraid Isle—John Sherwood. of randy Terry Wm Andrews, of New York, Thos Wheeling, Va Ogden Keiyurn, of Conaecuedt; Mr Brom of Prussia, Me ‘Der, & Teanesage, Edward Prov, Same, of Bogiand| durant, W. A. Bmith, DG, Norrotx, Sept. 10, 1855. Death continues to do its work, and the poor are suf- fering for want of attention. Most of the doctors from abroad are either dead or leaving for home, and the pre- sent force is insufficient to attend the sick. It is now computed that 1,100 are down. The following isa list of those admitted into the City Hospital since wre Chi Ml, John Keys, James B. Dixon, Orgad soba} fancy, slave, Ma- ria, (elave,)’ Mariah, (slave) Dr. Moi tora Belfela, James Sullivan, Joseph White, wa are ot Dr. Baylor,) Mrs. Forguson, John Granl James, (slave of George Bramble,) Ed. Mushy, Mrs. a hone, es Ward. List of deaths in City Hospital since Saturday:— Mrs. Mathias, David Bike, W. I’. Dodd, Jos. M. Meyers, Susan Flanagan, Barbara Sudderway, “Joke Hammor, David Christopher, James Simpson, , Mallory, John Granbery, Dr. Morris, Gabrielle, (slave ot Me DeEibree,) Dr, Flazi List of ‘thore who have died throughout the city:— Dr. Rob. &. Bernard, city druggist. Miss Lizne Banbery, Miss Sucun Hankers’ }Sisters. Wife of Thomas — Child of Kev. Mr. Wills, Margaret Hudgins. Thos. Fentress, keeper of toll bridge. Mr. Renate, cai cabinet maker. Mr. A. one of our most prominent a. thea te Oe ningham, clerk in Farmers’ Bank. Mr. Woral, segar ear Mr. Steden, Mre, Bowers. Mise Mary ‘Woodward, “Qaughter of Mr. ward Slave of S, B, Tatem. Slave girl of Capt, Saunders, Slave woman of W. H. Taylor, Servant of John D. Gordon. Wao of Aritigee Suit, prinelpal of Female Seminary. W. H, Jackson, propristor of BF. Burgoss, clone of Chas. Harris.” Mr. Broughton, Avon street. Mr. James Murphy, cabinet maker. Dr. Cracroft, James Cherry, Jr. Eva, T. Newsom, paste ‘of P, Newsom, Dr, Junius Br Pawant Dodd ee” Mrs, John Selden, Gun Point, Miss Virginia Selden, Gun Point. Mary Carpenter, aged 69 Richard Galt, EvgencHaryey, 11 Wm, Barden, Miss Bulentine’ 39 Sarah Jones, ‘colored, Mathew Robinson, “ 56 Parthena Merritt, Miss C. A, Baker,” Miss Ann Stark, Geo. Dashiel, “ 10. Child of Sarah Hodges. Mrs. Drewry ‘and Robert Timberlai e, dying. Latest intelligence from Portsmouth confirms the death of the followang:— Dr. Wai, Collins, President Seaboard and Roanoke Rail Wm, Wood- rN, Collins Proprietor of Crawford House. Mrs. Wm, Collin: Mr. George aetiatis well known merchant. The grave ie tingecs of two cemeteries state that they dug forty graves yesterday. 1 find it impossible to get all the names of those who have died. ‘The ait is warm and dry. Thermometer 88 deg. NORFOLK, Norroik, Sept. 11, 1855. Doctors! doctors! is now the cry. We are greatly in want of medical assistance. The number has been les- sened within the last two days by the death of six and the sickness of two or three others, Nurses, also, are greatly needed—the poor are dying fast from want of pro- per attention. Our money, also, has run out, and many will be in a few days starving, unless some can be had. It is awful to contemplate things in Norfolk, Among the Germans there are thirty-five widows with sixty-seven children, who have been supported by a sum of money received from the Germans of New York ; but that is now exhausted, and they know not what todo. They are trying to borrow to prevent the distressed ones from dying of actual hunger. ‘The demar d for coffins has been so great that our cabi- net makers find it utterly unable to supply. Yet feom Richmond ana Baltimore large numbers are received dai- ly, and piled on our wharves until needed. The following is a list of those who were received sick in the City Hospital since yesterday :— Mrs. Mahone, John Hudson, Jus. Ward, Margaret, slave, Wiliam Jolin Clark. Hy. Myers. Deaths at the hoxpital since peateray das. White, John Keys Mn Shaity.” Aug. Chandler, Fred, Dalton, dying. Aug. Tapeiouse, Slave of N. Wilson, r, O'Connell, ‘Uhomas years, Richard Granbery, son of Capt. Stark! dee’d, Jno. Kinsley, Dr. Gouch, of Richmond, Jas. Harfey’s infant, Mrs. Jno. Adams, Nancy Kelener, Child of Sarah Jones, Folomon Spratt, Mise Suan Mathew Robinson, Susan Nimmo, a. L. Hathaway, Mrs. Bulentine, Sikes, Jas, Danller, Miss F, Wyatt, Miss Stark, Miss A. B, Baylor, Mr. Worthing, Miss Clark, Child of Mariah Wita’, M. Wilson's wife, colored, “J. T. Elliot, Mrs. A. Ballance, Colored child on Union st., Wife of Horace Drury, Emmett Mehegan, Ino. Lovitt, Jordan Robinson, Miss Fauuic Totten, Buss Ann Stark, Man ot A. P. Woodworth, Eliza Weaver, Sarah Francia’ ehiid, Charles Branch, laid of Rich’d Granbery, Jno, McDonald, Ambrose Dorney, Thomas Jakeman, PHYSICIANS DECEASED ON SUNDAY, 9TH, AT NOR- POLK. Dr. Crayeroft, of Philadelphia, Dr, Smith, of Columpin, Pa. Dr. John $, Marshall, 425 West Fayette street, Bal- timore, Dr. ——— Flease, a German physician, of F, P., Balti- more. Ds. Gooch, a promising physician, of Richmond. Dr. Morse, of Lichmond Dr. Balfour, of Norfolk, at the Springs. Rachel's Performances—Defence of Mr. Felix. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Naw York, Sept. 13, 1856. I baye already given explanations concerning the prices I am obliged to charge for the performances of M'lle Rachel, and J have no doubt every one must allow that I have done my utmost to comply with the wishes of the public, As for the scenery, I think that no better can be furnished in New York; and though, according to previous arrangements, I can only stay a few weeks in New York, Ihave caused no less than five complete sets of scenery to be expressly painted for Mle Rachel’s per- formances. [do not speak of all the expenses I have in- curred to put the house itvelf ino somewhat better order than it was when 1 took possession of it. My orchestra numbers thirty musicians, and though « litile improve- ment can be had in that department, yet it is generally that as itis, it fs not altogether unworthy of the patronage of the public. Now to the ushers:—I do not think that there is a single Frenchman among them but should any one be impolite, 1 request that a com- plaint be made to me, and the offender will be instantly ischarged. Now, will you allow me to adi words, merely to say, that in Londenand in Parismwithout speaking of many other importent cities—the scener was sometimes @ great deal worve than at the Metropoll tan, and that there was no orebestra at all during the performances of Mle Rachel; they were, nevertheless, attended by audiences as numerous qnd ’ enthusiastic as the ones by which M'Ule Rachel has heen so wi e ceived in New Yor RAPHAE! (M. Felix's doorkeepers, officer 1 80 forth, are nearly all Frenchmen, according to our dbservation. We haye also received a letter from one of the French ushers. He says that there are but two natives of that polite and chivalrons nation in the corps of ushers, and desires that'the insolent one shall be particularized, The tone of bis letter makes this entirely unnecessary. The ushers, native and foreign, should be courteous to all comers: then there will be no complaint» for them to write impertinent letter Eprvon Heras.) Theatres and Exhibitions. Proapway TiraTne.—The farewell benefit of Gabciel Ravel will take place this evening. The bill provided comprises the new ballet of “still "Water Rums Deep,’? the comic pantomime’ called the “Milliners,”” and the very popular pantomime td Pag # bog Monster,” in al! Uf whch Gabriel will ap Such an attractive enter- tainment cannot fail in drawing a crowded eudience, Nuio's GARDEN. —Gay's — comic opera, hein the “ Beggar’s Opera,’ is to produced this evenis Miss Louisa Pyne sustaining the vole of Polly, and Mr. Harrison that of Captain Macheath. The former popu- larity of this opera is a certain guarantee for its succes on the present occasion. Bowsny Twkatax.—The domestic drama of ‘ Harvest Home,” in which Mr. James J. Prior, Mr. R. Johnston, and Mre. W. Ward will appear, commences the amuse: ment this event ‘The closing feature will be the nan- and no occasion to the FRRALD. = tical drama of ‘ Black Fyed Susan.’ Bryron’s Tater. —Those rey, ree pieces entitled the “Serious Family,”” and ‘Th , are select ed for this evening's Ol — Ig Burton "sustaining his inimitable persona: cep of Sleek ana Toodles. Waitack’s Theater. —Brou “a ‘* ee calle the ‘Game of Love,”” with the same erful Aad Ll pular farce of we ree and Child are doing Well’ will also be given. The great success of the new comedy will likely induce the manager to continue it for a long time. Memmoroutas Twtater.—The sixth representation of the Rachel company will take place this evening. The ieces selected are “Le Depit Amourenx’’ and Corneille’s celebrated t “Les Horsces,” Mile, Rachel per- sopating the character of Camil ¢ Wooo's Mixes ynlar Land of negro min- popular farey of the “Double sion’ to-night. fonna of this ne excellent repeated this Supreme Court—Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Clarke. A SQUABBLE AMONGST THE NIGGER MINSTRELS. Seer. 13.—E. P. Christy vs. Murphy, Raymond and cthers.—An injunction had been granted in this case to restrain the defendants while playing in Brooklyn, under age of Mont teoiton \¢ holds possession n§ ion an the &e., of the com The defendants were a for disobeying the injunction and came forward this day, to show cause. After hearing counsel in ex- the defendants were from arrest, Put were “directed to come up ‘gain on Friday, on the general merits of the injunction. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Bad CALIFORNIA, &C. lew You Hav. cE Orl’as gent Al packages and laters tended for the New You HEncid ahi boa Port of New York, ke, September 13, 1855. Ship Palestine, Tinker, London—K E Morgan. ip Charles & Jane, Oliver, jew Orleaus—C © Duncan Co, Bark Jas Fish, Hoyt, Rum Cor—Yates & Portorfe Bag Belance tie. Murray, Gaayama, PH 'Tucker-& Light. re ‘ranconia, Lewis, Jacmel—Thompson & Hunter. weet Tay Chapman (Br), Frith, Hamilton, Bermuda—Wm ‘ Brig Ocean Bird (Br), Gower, Halifax—McCarliff & Whee- 001 Belg Conquest (Br), McKay, St Johns, NF—De Wolff, Starr Schr ‘NBtetson, Perry, Buenos Ayres—R W Ropes & Co. Schr B Strong, Hawkins, Washington —Van Betait & Slaght ‘hr L 8 Pond, Crowell, Portiand—x W Lewi Behr NS Rae, Loper, Plymouth—Jobngon & eSiaght. Barge Star, Fenton, Philadelpbia—J & N Priggse ARRIVED. Steamship Crescent Guy, McGowan, New Orleans sth inst and Havena 8th, with md: fers, to M O Roberts. Steamship Jamestown, Part = ichmond, with mdse and passengers, Pio Ludiom 2 & Pleasants. Bhi rald 18 rpool, 85 days, with mdse and 685 passe my io 63 Tepednt & Co, Ship Splendi 4 ins, Havre, 41 days, with mdse and np to Wi hitlock, Jr. Sept % lat 41 20, ia aS oe. exehal res with pp St Denis, hence for Hav: Shas been days West of Sable Isiand, with ight ete yi ec and calms. 4 pare Matanzas, Libby, Cardiff, 50 days, with railroad iron, jo order, Bark Alice (new), Penny, Port Jefferson, in ballast, to mas: Brig Belle Poole, Herrick, Doboy Island, 12 days, with tim- ber, to J K Rokenbaug! obits Thos W Howland, Rowland, Port Jefferson, in ballast, to master. Scbr ‘Fawn Ge Baltimore), Leary, Monrovia, West C Africa, July 13, via Bermuda Aug 27, with palm oll, master, Schr @ 0 Bigelow (Bd), Whiter, Tucks Islands, 11 daye, with salt, to Pennision & Schr Helen, Stouts, Wilmington, NC, 9 days. Bebr Louies, Ireland, Eiymoutl, NC, 9 days. Schr Wm H'Hunter, Webb, Suffolk, '4 days, Schr Gunpowder, Bird, Virginia, Behr Lavinn Hopkins, Smit, Virginia, Schr Jane R Shay, Thomas, Schr Corvo, Watis, Virgint Sehr Splendid, Cook, Virg irginia. ‘irginia. Sehr Horace 1. Smith, Bebr Mathew Bird, Jehnvom, Virginia. Beir Napoleon, Clark, Virginia, Schr Sacramento, Tayior, Virgin’ Schr Georgiana, Howes, 'Vi fe a. Echt Mary J Green, Dyer, Virginia. Schr Dove, Johnson, Virginia, Schr Susan Clark, Masters, Virginia, Schr Alice & Mary, Rogers, Virginia, Behr Jucob Birdsall, Smith, Virginin Sehr Wide Awake, Bar(iett, Baltimore. Schr C A Crook, Harnes, Baltimore. Sch Blnck Hird, Wenver, Baltimore. Schr WL Richardson, Hamlin. ; ordee Ori (Br), Anderson, St ‘Gcorge, 8 days, with ship timber, 0 Je Sch y Farnsw Sehr Olive, Hunt, Schr Nictous, Smal Schr Andrew Bro Lovell, Boston for Albany. Schr Renown, Crowell, Boston. ear ort Micke: rson, Boston. ‘oleott, Hulleit, Boston. Martha Mari, Smal, Salem, K, Kell Salem. orron Sehr Neriewa, Kell vinta: Behit Mooniight cne eport. Schr Mary Brainard, Hu Tig toni, ct. Sloop Helen, Oxgood, Ne: Propeller Wamsntta, C aime = Bedford. Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich. rig ister, reported as atrived in Thursday morning's editce, was from St John, aie ILED. Barks Rose Standish, nee orate Brilliant, do; Carolina, Charleston. ‘Wind—At sunrise, SW; meridian, WNW; sunset, N. Ship Genoa, reported in yesterday's paper as having been cold to W It Rob, ip 3 Randall ncalt bee read was toupee by Mr Wm H Robson, of the firm of Robson & Fosdick. There was insurance upon the whaling bark St Peter, of New Bedford, and her outita, at the following ofices in New Regrets sail Marine Insurance Co, $10; $10,009; ‘Union Mu- $7,600, and Com Mutual, $6,625—total, Bark Rhodes, 9 yeara_ old, 479 tons, built at Newbu bag been sold for about'$6-000 eaahe nary Brig Abby Taylor, one bunk, has been sold for $12 Scbr R 8 Dean will be ris by Capi I French on Satur, day next, at Taunton. Sho is 92 fect long, 234 bi Geep, and in 140 tous burthen: 7 °° 1°88 284 Broad, 7 fee! Lavxcnep—At My od old, 300 tons, built at Kenne Cl, recently, by Messra Irons & Grinnell, two Bet bi of about 340 tons each, built from same model, called the North, and the South, for Mesers Colden, Mur ray & ‘Co, of New York, and are denigned 1 for packets between that city and Gal weston, Messrs I & ave commenced two more for the same concern, to be called the East, aud Weat. pemeinnenie hadcnciouniontancy Herald Marine acti enrerard NEWPORT ( Mercury Office), Sept 12—Arr achra Lion, Ba- ker, Fall River for Albany; A ins, Sherman, Providence imore. PIILADELPHTA, Sept 13—Are ship Carloes, Hoftuer, N York; Black Hawk, Sparka, Fast ort; schin aaa eoree, Me: RL A Stewart, urlow, WH Greca, Gibbs, Warehats; Nerzist Goraae Betas ren, Gibbs, Warehstn: Hohn B Wetherells Cobbe dos cites tverald,’ Pane, do; John R Paver, Gane ‘do; Albion, Hart, NYork; Forest Brown, do} ven) Franklin, Brown, jipsey, Ingal lenry Law- rence, Gould,’ do; Orrison Adana, ¥ or, uM Bower, NHaven; W Pc ‘ox, Tomi ‘ietionds Anne Janette, Blackwell, do; # Highlander, Gandy, Morris’ River, NosSe. hia Ann. rae Tovidence; dC Runyan, Paceos, {9 hi havjer, Chester, Ct; Anna Smith, Smith, New- ett, Wor, Warten, Rd Rusiing. beater, R Weldon, § se praee, doy Jobn Cadwallader, Williams, Mediord steamer Delaware, Copes, NYork, Cid birk Chas E Lex, Harper, Novis, WI; Adams, Boston; sehrs Alquiszar, Long, Blackwell, do; J C Runyan, Endicou Gandie, do; usling, Brewater, do; dio; Norris * Chester: brig Orison, Ann Ji entry Lawrence, Garten, dor Forest, do; Pains, ‘lo; Macy Anne, ion’ do, Wm" 7 Gipeey, Innit, Marblehead: Cite. Sballer, Hi Sophia nish, Providence; Anba Smiib, Stith, do F Higniges ndie, NYork, Disasters, d&. Smiy AUSTRALIA (of falem), Clough, put into Mauritius Ju mm Manila for N¥ork, slop aicak and repair damages (6 The leak was in the siern frame above wa would have to be unshipped, The main- pring inn heavy wale, It was expected she ‘ay in about twelve da ‘ow (of Warren, Re 1), from hefcre reported wrecked near Key’ Vace: of Ml tons, built at Baltimore 1847, ased AZ, aud was givscqn $16,000 and $17,000.” She was, insured in $14,000, equally divided between the Trit and Commercial Mutual offices. | Her iretult mo: si-o Insured here for #3,000, at the Neptune and New insea for Havana, ‘Was & good vessel ney ¥ Ei nuland Mutual ofiices, Br Bate Cantnagesa, Auld, days from Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, for Liverpool, plit into Charleston 10th inst for provi sions Notices to Mariners. SAN FRANCISCO RAN, A Jarge can buoy, with black and white perpendicular stripes es been placed upon San Francisco Bar, in ix fathoms water. The course ‘rom the buoy to enter the harbor, is to keep Fort Foint and Alcatraz Island ight Rouse in range, Bearings and dieenncon: to Fort Point, KBE %< 6 (mnagnatie) distant about 8 imiles; o ihe telexraph ht Pout Lobon, EAE acne) distant Chou’ miles, and to Point Bonita hghc house, NE Se N (mag: netic) distant’ about 6 mies. SOUTHAMPTON SHOAL. red, with even numbers has been suibetituted ror the spar buoy pon the SW, spi. of Southamp ton shoal, In ay faboms water, Ve sels bound up the day should leave the buoy ‘on the starboard band, and be sure to keep It open to the Bast of Yerba Buena Island about a length, A third class can buoy, U0, Bearings and di ces: Point Binnt, 8 by (magnetic) dis- tant about 3 miles; Point Cdmpbell, "SW. an (magnetic) dis tant ebout 234 miles; Brooks’ ‘sland, Nib (magnetic) dia. tant about 534 miles; Yerba Buena Island, SE by E ( te) distant ou mes, ‘and Red Rock, NW (magnetic) distat, bout INVENCIRLE ROCK. ‘A third classcan baoy, with red and black horizontal stripes, bas been subsututed for the spar Duoy, iu three fathoms water, on the north side of wad about a bait cable's length from the shoalest part of the rok. ‘Vessels should not approach the buy from any direcion rearer than ote cable's length, Bear. a distances: Point San Pedro. NNW (magnetic) distant NE 35 N (magnetic) distant abont (magne) distant about 23 mile otk) distant about § mules Point San Quantin, SW (aiagnetic) distant about 3 miles; vin Island, Privon Ship, aN (magnetic) distant ssbout ‘ani Red Rock, SE by 8 (manotic) distant about 23% aN b—In entering « harbor trom seaward, buoye wit black ‘and white perpeudicuiat ripe s may be pasaet close on either band, “Buoys with red and Diack horizontal siripes are on ob structions, with chant on ef and may be Jeft on elther hand in p should be teflon the. should be leit ©, umber, sould be Ief 28 4; Yoint Cast San Francisco, Ca! Whaiemen. Sid (rom New London Lid sip N ar, Fish, North Pa- cific Ocean; bark John & Wuzaber fndian'Ooean. Cid at Boston 12h, bark fo Allerton, Nor® and Fouth Atjantie Verans, : ‘Cid at New Bedford 124. bark Kathleen, Aly, Atiqnsle and jodian Oerens. ; ‘Art at Nontuckel 10. chr Hamilton, Patterygn, Shoals, erie So bbis Dikflsh ob). Bit ith, sche Willan P Dolliver, Bailes for a ‘ AY Patt ' k of New Redford, t le rk Oegexe Wasbiag*o ack. sor “do, clean; F Dunbar, unas, ancoln, d do. enae oll ‘ankuown; Hunter, ia Jane 1 1, Gitpsey, Mickell, New ea. : get “Aniier June 19, Helen Augusta, Marble, of “mae from a ertlse. Sid from Simons Bay, CGH, June 11, Julius Caesar, Babcock, NL, on a cruise. vf Trist Deroil, do, Ship East Naomi from Melbourne for Calcutta, June aD rs ler, of Baltimore, from Rotterdam for New Alexand York, P Aug 22, lat 47-88, lon 13 28. Foreign Ports. Axstenpaw, Aug 26—In port the Penguin (foreign), Keus, 1dg for Boston. ‘ug 27—In port bark Oak Hil, Haskell, for Bos: ann Saige Ras? brig Bea Lark, Waugh, NYork Si ae Caine we ret ad aber io Arr i ine A Jeauran, Wentworth, Sydney, NSW fide eth Se a ee ON SW tcl aed Bd foe Mele Bank Wicks lant do and passed An. Aug. 81—In port bark Dantel, Whelden, a Cardi Ob in er “to loud for Messina, Bannabors, Aug 20—In port bark Eliza Barss, Watlington, Carcorzs—In port July 17 ships Rockall, Martin; Hindos- tan, Hubbard; Buperior, Soule: Napoleon, Barnes; Art Union, armas Geneva, 1 Dodge; Mary joodell, Goodell, all for Boston | lorning 1. obison, for" P iadelphia, do; bark} kate Hantinges al cH PComsrarmxorte—In port Aug 2) barks Volunteer, May from Matanzas, arr 18th; ZD, Baxter, from Boston, ai i Western Sca, Taylor, tro from G6, arr iia. "Ba 10th base Pasay en ve Heo aid ahi ship Equity, Noyes ‘ADIZ, iquity, Noyes, Cinpenasy Aug 81- va ig” Arbells, Mitehell, Havana; Bept 6, brig jeath, Chase, NYork. sa oo—In pert June — ships Mandaria, Parritt, aod win tet ‘Ru ne ae Sip Branteing Merryman, for randy wine, i Poark'l Theoxans, Ps to be ‘sold; and others ba- “Rid Seine 11 abi er gampe day’: nz ate) aH for NOrisnaad fore re} Gunuauran, Aug 22—In port bark Juniata, Lowell, ey as for repairs. Ship India, Young, arr 2ist from Marseilles, for Calcutta. pgrTennvag, Avg 20—In ston, ions tron a pa beet oes Giascow, Aug 380—In port rd , Merrow, for Mel. bourne, lig, HONG Koxo—In, port July 9 ship Bostonian, Mating, for Shanghal: Neptune's Cur, Paiten, unc; barks Golden Fleece, brig olian, Briard, sale; Otranto, Hayes,’ une Lesing\0b, Btone, for dee aehn Wills ton, Brown, for Japan; and others. Going down Sin slip Waverley; Wellman, to embark Coolies for Callao, Trains, Sept 6—Arr ship EuDorado(), Schenck, Aspinwall; Cla yoy Jago, Cheney, Portland. 4 ship itio Grande, Perey, Hamburg: 5th, brig Re- Echeverri, NOrleans; 7th, barks Ottawa, Ratner, N p), Bateva, NGricans; brigs Mary Elizabeth, NM, ra Jobn S Git 8, real Romeanss i Clark, Garviere, Novleanss © Blow 18, Ballimores 7th, bark Medora, Robinkon, Mariel ini, BB Lawton, Ladicu, Boston, ort Kept 16 El Dorado (s), Schenck, tan fanson, for Boston, 1d ing; barks Ramonda thera Portintd Perk Thestrup. trom carta ‘arr Is digg; New York, Hdwards, from La vt arr 4th, do; N dor Vactter Plait and Joss Faraum, Weigh, for N Yorks | ide: rigs Marshall Bpton, trom Boston, ‘arr 6tti, about diag; M ria. Gage, from Bi rr 6th, di Hauavax, Bept 1—Sid bark St ‘Anilvews, Northrup (trom New York), Moutevideo, after putting back to procure a fit crew. Txduonx—in port Aug 2 ship Erie, Knudson, for NYork Maxua—In port July 4 ciee Electric, Gates, from Hong Kong, arr June 20, for 8! aa ie (Myers Pea: sth years Tor NYork abt 13 days; Wizard, do Idg; Hi ‘in- sor, unc; Humboldt, Lunt, noe aah Idg: bark ‘Star. vot the Rast Ayers for Liverpool dg. Sld June #7 ship Boston, Hal- ett, Boston, Mavriris—In port July 5 vat Duchess d’Orleans, Gar- land, for Gente Idg, to sail abt 12th; Mindora, Crowell, trom Callao Gises 2 ustralia, Seopa, from Manila for NYork as MataGa, Aug 23—In port bark Ellen A Parsons, Webb, for Boston; and others before a reporied. None of the vessels would get aw: befor ‘Sth or 6th inst, Mar. Se ont 6—Arr bark David Nickels, Sweet, Port- Iand. ‘Sid Aug {) bark Lowell, Rdwarde, NOtieans: Sept, brig Henry Leeds, Cummings, Philadelphia. Cid ‘Aug 30 ach? Sea Drift, Edwards, Mobile. Nevviras, Aug 30—In port bark Indiana, Young, from N ey 22 days, just arr, brigs Cuba, Dunbar, “for NYork about Sept 2; Florence, —, for do abt 3d. Sid ‘30th ship Sea Lion, Davis, 1 ndon. 3 14 ships Andes, Chapman, from Bos- ia sth; eves Jobason, trom Hong Kong via Singapore, for Calcutta; bark imana, Wallis, for Salem, Ship Minstrel, Potter, from Singapore, arr June 29, and sid July 8 for Padang and NYork. Prxxampuco, Aug 9—No ‘Am vessel in port, Suascuse—in port June 29 ships Channing, Johnson, for NYork Idg; Neptune's Favorite, Lane, for London Idg; Hele- na, ‘Thomp son, from Singapore unc; Nestorian, Blish, Gra- yo. Sprague, tor sale; bark Esperanza, Chure ‘hill, for Hong ot ScMATRA—At the west coast June 23 bark Thetis, Dodge, tenets full having G0 picuis pepper on beard supposed f for Boston. Sid June 9 bark Lepanto, Sewall, for ——, 4100 picuis,, Bark Ceres, Siskin, fom Geson, via Mouridus, was expeeied, Surat port Aue 19 sbip O10 Ragland, Adams, for Liv: erpool: barks Fruiter, Dawes, from Boston, arr 11th, to, load for di }, Pike, from Constantinople une; Nautilus, Paine; Sultana, Watton; Mitosa, King, and Isabella, Watson, all for Hoston; Stamboul, Kingaman, from Con tinople, arr 17th, for Boston; brig Gem, Canifield, from do une. pAAGUAls Guanpe, Aug 2~Arr brig Gen Worth, Treat, im Sr Jaco pe Coma, Aug 23—Arr brig Leonice, Roberts, Gra- nada Island and sid same day for Guantanamo). Sid 27th sehr N Crowell, Crowell, Philadelphia via Guantanamo. Parenti ‘Aug 25—In port brig Montseratte, Mundy, for N ‘ork 15 da; Sr dons, NF, “Aug 27—Sld brig Avon, Staples, for Mediter- ranean, Tunerre—Sid Aug 18 brig Lion, Merritt, Palermo. Tonks Istaxre, Aug i1—Tn porthria Lucy Hey wood, Swett, for Holmes’ Hole’same day for orde: Maxroa—tn port July 8 ships Fivaway, Sewall, for New York dg; Challenge, Kenney; for Manila: Foo chow too; Jucob’ Bell, Kham, une; Saow Sejuail, Gerard, from Batavia arr 3d, do. (Pan Stmawen Arnica, at Bostox.) Axsren, June 1—Passed Grecian, ibm Sourbaya for Amsterdam; 2st, Eagle Wing tinue won April 13, for Hong Kon R B Forbes, Ballard, from NYork Apri for do; Roebuck, Aralden, from Shanghai Oct 20, ‘Aversnbaw: Lug eth port Hengaten, Kear: for Boston, _ANIWEIIP, a Gobir Arab, Ballard, City Point; 29th, btree, NOrlenns. “OK aber Baltimore; 25th Ocean, do; York; Weser, Galvesion; 24h nr Py} 3° ‘n, NYor! ug Beeld previous Jane Henderson, Knowles, Cal- fecrre Aug 2-Arr Helen, Coldeworthy, Jamatea; 27th, Macy ‘Chipman, Hil, Quebec: Grace, St Andrews, NB. 'Sid Suh, Lagrange, Maxey, Newport, W (and he cae ”), Perry, Mandenil, Sydney, NSW; fomray, Jul -Art Com Perry, Mandeu ydney, % hh, Ganymede, Brambal, Crockett, Spencer, Liverpool; Goodell, Goodell, Buenos Ay- iJadelpbia March 10; A B Thomp- son, Hogan, Liverpool! March 28; Sih, Ma: ; lower, Hutchins, Mauritius; Osear, erating, Liverpool “Mare Ri Wilson, Melbourne; 9h, Typhoon, Goodhue, ehden Ae) rit 0; neen of the eo t Bai let, ‘do March 20; ‘Charles ain” Hale, juenos Ayres Gov Morton, Burgess, San. Francisco Aprih 1s 12h, “Sonora, richard, Liverpool March 25; 16th, Kate a Hail, Melbourne. Cid at do June 14, Gen Jessup. Sey Guam; 17th, Squantum, nd Tsatah € trowel, Carri estan. Sid June 16, Ev ans, Colombo end Madras; Opbaila, Perkins, London; i71 Jantus, Titcomb, do. m} Adame, Gay, London. w97a, July é—Are May res; 7th, Bowditch, Smith, Phi Cancure Aug J4—Sla China, Brenan, Quebec; % 27th Bre water Glurk, NYork; Kchard Cobden, Black, Charleston, Bh JH Moree. Owen,’ Gibraltar; Aquilla, Sanford, NYork? 28th N tune, Batchelder, h Gomen Horn, Wood, Malta. Cokre, Aug 1s~sid prev, Delthaveu, Lovett, for —. ConstANTNoM, Ary Mary, MoNpar, Cardiff, Brodrene, New York; jwevious to auth’ W Beyburn, Sey burn, Cardit. Cahton, June 17—Sld Wizard, Slate, NYork. Dest, July 0—Arr Borneo, Stearns, London for C edariesion (ind sid); Seth Sprague, Wadsworth, do i (nna sid), Foo-cnow-F00, June 28-~S!d Storm Parsours, July 4—Slerva N b 90th tor Bristol TJ Rox Theobald, Mat Sid 2Mb John Murray, Sma! 2%h Mary Merrill, King, Devens, for Lon cer, Havana (and sid she Me Newport Kinsman, from Matan. or, from Havana for Hamburg; 28th Bro. Amsterdam for baiavia. Burke, Boston. Moves Kitab Morse, Si John xb RAVESEND, July Grovcesten, Aug 4—Arr Bell Flower, Pliner, Buctouche | Gtascow, Aug 90-—Ary Borcas © Yeaton, Poie, NYork; Sid 2ath Mi Auli, Haliiax and Charleston; 2th Pilot Fish, psOn EBNOCK, Aug 29—Arr Cora Lion, Dunham, NYork. Hauav Aug 2t—Arr Denan, NYork; Falth, Parker, Ha vane. Havre, Aug 20—Arr Guitenburg, Weeks NOrieans. Sia Volant Bray, Ak Cid 22d, Lady Sulolk, Lavender, cr! men Ady Oroondate: Cherokee, Minnesota, Rediws, and Hansa, rihwood, and JW Andrews, - NYork and Chariesion, , Honolulu; 2th, Snow Squall, Gerard, Batavia: 30ch; Helena, simmons, Amoy; Neptune's Cat ‘ranglsca Sunny Souk, Gregory, do May, 18: ‘jot, Siam, Williams, Pe! Swallow, Tucker, Bombay Sailed June ‘15, Dalmatia, Hunter, Amoy: Rooney. do; Don Quisotie, Nott, Foo chew too, 25th. Thlingbast, do; 2th, Bald, Basie, Treadwell, 72, Flying Duicrman, Hubbard.’ and Romanre of the Sea, Henry, shanghai; sta, Young America, Baboock, and: Pampe: To, Coggins, Man! itanrterdor, ‘Aug 2—Sid Henry Nesmith, Blackington, Co quimbo. Pus Aug 2--b1s Roe, Siverwzed, Hort. Liverroot, ‘Arr Governor, Gilbeney, [Mateo =f 28th, Astoria iy ‘and Lani Hale, ee (ap, Hunter, and Gen Di Zou Geo Washington. Corn = 0 ington, Cor chee cities tote g¥ort Dub, Vistula, Leach, ih,’ Courser, Berry, 8! Invincible, Freese, Virgin ley, NY ork; Slat, Empire, Zar Vid goes, Horizon, 8 ton amd Polar hag NOrienns; iit, Mackinaw, Robinson, for Be jehoosk, Sues Samar Balla, tao me Syibb reat Duke, Sampsoa, Mary Morton, Lave on eat i eg 8 ty iat ‘voikmna. tag. Faviey, Psageipiin, Pal Vivid Light, Bia te the. Beston 18h ear of hts Sa in, do Wie, P "i ‘ Ratnvone, at Geen; Oe tee, Kove Hunted, Bracke and J Le lioia for Philnde! ph: ty McHenry, tenth d sad Mackinaw, Robinson. tor, hes ‘Arh: Ovo A Hopley, Malonsy ‘sh Brow 12uy ale PC, hes Act Bont for, "assed by 27th Elise, holtz, from’ leane: aes’ fey joae York "on ts for Ai Watjen, do for Bremen; Rhone, Day, from Cuxba oer cs =e “{monoms, Aug 19~Arr Erie, Knudson, Genoa; prev to 834, Arameda Show, Harndem, NYo Liszow, Avg icdrs av Bartlett, do: Zist, 8 B Hill, Hil, do. saat ee hee Sees of Cepers, Herter: Grae aay A ‘Agatnmemnon, for NOrleans; Goodspeed, P Pendletom, Hace Ge PASS penny, Davis XYork. Mapes, AREA Ar HH H weSlivery: Harriman, ae dares Arr Octa (and cid Bit for Stalag; toh eee eee Paynter di net Atak Hy ae 24h for Alexandria); 224. Astoria, Holmes, ‘from sgh, Ange ‘Tift, Linscott, Constantinople. Sid 17th, Enterpriee, Mutt June 10—Are Bla pS ava hunch Casa re, Evans, Laver- Mamita, June Bears, Hong Kong; Jt 1, Wizard: Slate, Whampon. "sla June eet ine Boston; 1h, arom, Howes,” Boston; idk, Gouthecn, Crees, NYork; 24d, Aurora, ito ser Sune 1 a A Sar Lust San Franeiaey. igWwPORT, Charter Oak, Bacon, London, to toad for Valparaiso; Bowdia, neon Duspas, Aut ‘At asi Glance, Gillespie, NYork; Pors, Powmnouzm, uly 3 2—Arr Helen A Miller, Galt, from Bee- ‘men for Nev ia (and: hile ehu Ringlenders ‘Matthews, from London for N PLyMourm, A! 25 Arr Ei Pu.av, ‘Aug I Elsinew fot) ont x Kowal ‘Storr Port Tainor, Aug 29—Sid Princeton, RI \dola, Tone Quebec. i Rese oe ‘Quebec. aes ‘Aug 2+—Ar~ Aina. Frazelt St John, NB; 2a Vanolinda, Joyce, do, Sid 26th Celestial Breeze, Stover, sigresnoam, Aug 27---Sid ship Antoinette, ee aie, New Suixonar, June 16—Arz Golden Cliy, Ca ee fort Sprague, Lon lon F Feb 2: lat, Nestbeian, Bilt, exe April 27, (and sid 26th tor. \80n, San Francisco Aj stakes, Lane, London; as opiate Blophensoa: ee Flying Childers, ‘White Nkerk mearou, Jt ay ng and ald ae for’ Chinas forth. Mei- Tain or Hong Ko ag; ith, aa Prodan, Calcutta, and aa lor Fong Kor 4 ‘eterson, 7th for Whntay ne rop, Batavia. Saded Jane 22, ohip p Siam, ‘Wiliams, , A Che: Taner unc, 1, Worth, for Macao; Santiage, ‘Swarcw, Ca M—Sid Indiaman, McCullum for Callae (since spoken) Si Hy Bowen Ty Abia, , MeClin Davie London th Razah ler, Baxter, Patter, ‘ors Georges, Migune, Middleabor Abeling Hall eat oon i Low, k. ITOCRTON, ie aaa ee Robinson, Quebec. Sid 29th, Bwastea, Aug 27—Arr Golden Grove, Irwin, Dathousle NB; Carciine, Howe, Charleston. Sid 38h, Pathtinder; Kel loge, Coq equate, 28—Put in during le, Louisiana, Me- ts ut in during a ga Niel; fron Suinderind for NYork : TexEL, Aug 28-.-Arr Adolphine, Baltimore. ‘Turrste, Aug 20th, ‘Yalmoulls, Freeman, do. ite Sea, “Velen,” Havana; prev (a ‘TAxnaGona, Aug 4—Arr Modern Times, Howes, NOrieans. Vanier, Aug 1G—In port Germaniens, Fales, for Malta; Stee of the West, Woodwi for Liver Wuanrod, June 26—Arr Chslbnge, Kenney, from Batavia. Sid July 4 Caroline C Dow, Houdlette, Manila, Cork, Passa; heavy repairs. Carpiry, Aug 28—The American bark New hence for Ceperantinogse og (Gols), in Empire, York, of avings lood York, grounded. dn the Cardiff Sunda July off, with 33¢ Gf at Ang 2—The American shi mouth, of New York, from Liverpool for Mobile, out of the Royal Albert Graving Deck, having undergoas auke feet water inher hold, sad wae 1 run upon, the bench, and on the ist August was brought intodock and dive charged. Gumxcaris, Au NB, reported on of the of safety. Liverroon, Aug 28—The Am shi 1,447 tons, of and. for NYork, from th instant, was yesterday got off, 29—The Clare, Pinkwey, from Bt Jc 1o 25th on shore at Southertess on the the aasistance of ‘two steam tugs, and was this day towed to Carsethorn, a piace John Bright, vemnooy we’ S00 als ante, which put back to the Merse ey on Sunday Ine wing been on Arklow Bank, iso: survesed and repeired. The’ report ef Oaptsc accident to the ship is as follows: General cary cca out 1,700 tons sengers sailed (rom inst, discharged “pilot, wind SB. Wer shaped conrse for Holybend; at midnight ae wind SSH, and hauling {othe “sonthward:) thi at 8 PM of the Could see about LAA ee Arklow light; repared (0. tnck; hazy niles. At bout B13 AM Head. lnmedi in the act of touched the bat yin ral. wind 8, Finding overboard. Si the water out of listed her over on the si ride, ‘and wa: coming off to- ahip stuck fast, commenced hi Tried to lay" s lost; the crew the ship began to Work in het bed, baci jout asaistance from any ene. rklow light ship at all; a nine ely ordered the ‘helm to be. put ying the ship swung round, her heel the ship stuck fast, from tain chains in 19 feet water (ship drawing 20 tool 9 inches.) her off with the sails, ber head baving tanks on i i Zaved ei if Bi a th Bn jes tothe NE wen the ship struck. On getting attont, equnded dhe py and found three feet of tear’ in her hol over to Welch coast until 6 PM, ani ing the leak incre all four d in pL ria the well; ‘Threw overboard 180 ALEXANDRIA, pues, Saath, os rk: HOF © Howard, Boston; A pra t, bi Sturgis, do; Alexander, Black wel Cid Delnorey, NLondon Congress, Cornele, TON, it 1 Al teamer Africa, ee eee et elfieet, ee irevace, Poile 8, Marseilles und ‘Bel Selah, Selah (or Nery t Gram, Alexandria pe ye Avondair, Harper; China, Hat 7d Nickerson, Nickerson, and Abb: chra B Flauner, Appleby. hia; sehra bi Fiancee, Appleby, : Pionidas Kelley; Firm, Smith; C oferta: Barkin, Churbuek; Rani Roe, tute Huchings Rore, and Faikenburg, 8 ‘ALBANY, Sept ll—Arr schrs Galota, Bacon, Boston; in Raich Clock, Nevr er er, toa incl ene. John Jones, agvonaghon Staten Atkina, 3 J Harris, Steel; Music, NYork; cd, fn ith, imps golng, deemed it prudent ‘o bear “io ree Bene Naving’ got out a iy Fait and about ten tons of Astrea, Bosion; Brannan aaca: cng, bac at etalon Win foxaner ae 1 Trepai rig. Amanda Ji ‘Bis barks and three briga. udkins, Halifax and Liverpool; Lacy L Hale, sult, ‘atparaisos Rothach ie (Ww aos and South Atanue Oceans; 1 indley. Gow! v, Crosby, Philade}y 5 bet Ste Sr mono Teneritle und w inkt; schen Day ey Savannah: Atwood, Atwood: iin aot G als ‘Arignsta, 8 ‘Nicker- pF Hid, Wied, & We €anada (arias below, ¥ 4 Hamp'on Roads, (ew) Terry, (Brom) New NYor! nna Maria, Fishes pan) Bowed, Havana. ward, Berckley, Havaw nam, Posion, bark Edisto, Harding, Boston; nari HOLMES’ HOLE Wiltian P Corbitr Canov wich; EG Buxton, Ticonb, Webster; schrs Albatross, Eliot, sepe b M—Arr aud remains at Mehenzi E Flower, na Aavre’ de Chalke, XY ark; weht Shaeon, MOBI Heise, NYork; § steamer M Sanford. Hand, Yes §gT,,Jotn Manlove, Brown, 8 4 do: Mary % Tertye Gardiner, NY’ Taye Vers Bat 4 ag for Ping Pishs’ from ‘on Harbor di 7, Be m sing He Lamartine, Farnsworth, Witt fear: 'y Aon, Hill, Cropianie Cd i ship Ariel, MMe brig Forest, Jorvey, Nasean, oe Seyelo—Arr barks Lela Hug delphia; 12% sloop vis, Roudent. wii ESTER, tuek, Rowe, NYork for ¢ Uth—Avr'and sid echrs FA Saunders, Bascom, Hand, Philadi for Bosior William ¥ M—No arrivals and mo veasels in port, wi ar M, liushora, NB. for Baltimore; sehts Ba ito, = ley, and Nobawk, Janson, Calais for NYork Casein in meis, Boston for Philadelphia; Peqnonock, Are schrs Dayid 8 sue, co; Lah, Veeder Belldeiphia Havre ; rstumore Se Ry “ite Salons Pa jenn, Vinta, Bowker, Phite. Al bany: : Eldrid; 7 ‘si ig uaranuine the © Aut’ Coatzcateoe, (lentes) 50 ape, Pour iors Louchiad for & supply of provinions, "Cd brig Lizzle te Pa ship Lydia, Jones, Urest, and a market, pris EL M Strot NYork; schr DB PvE Sept Liar see Hanier, Champion, Phila~ Pt 10—Arr set Kuiza Lawton, Boston for Sept 10—Arr scbrs Elliot Buckaloo, and Rose, Philadeiphia for Bosion; Pas Pocum > ‘aunders, and ae Hurd, Pleroe, aia Browa, N York toed do; DS ives, Snow, do om trem. Fhiladelpita for Saco, brig. iierbety and Pa 1, brig, at FAG, canna siterees Rare TR Pacitoege coe ‘Con HK) re to Seen Gy f soe! Sopa rd se: PORTLAND, Sept ee wteamer Pirdmpon: NYork: acre Ch bag BK Raton, 10 Brooks, Amytls, aad PB Pitts, inew) Bata, Ouayeunn, PR; Hops TRMOUTH, Sept N= au ohmnood, 1 aig vig, agte, do (ant bat, sh Elizabets, Phi NYoek, Vau Name, Rack stone