The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1856, Page 8

8 a SUMMER RETREATS. Nevesink Highlands. ‘THOMPSON'S ATLANTIC PaviLion, Higianps oF Nevesinx, N.J., July 22, 1866. Glorious Pictorial Grouping—A Jersey Beautyepot —Com. Stockton's Liitle Empire Good for Some. thing—Our Host Thompson and his Good Points — Wonderful Virtues of Fresh Air, Sait Water, Exercise and Good Eating—Some of the Myate- ries of the Dear Creatures,” and a Variety of Curious Observations. As a general thing, the Great Creator has not made New Jersey the most attractive part of the universe. Indeed, we regret to say that there is a prevalent idea among all outside | orbarians that the littie empire which Commodore Stockton carries in his breeches pocket is the tag end of creation. Here and there, however, upon the homely face of “ the Jarsies,” there is a beauty spot worth lookiag at and worth remenbering, and this is one of them. It is Point-iook-ovt aud Point-took-in, for, inland ard oceanward, from this poiat and these heights, the view is grand, glorious and magnificent. A range of low wooded movatains sweeps around the sinuosities of the sea from the northward, and just here they impinge upon the ocean, and at right angles turn westward aiong the sbores of tae roman- tic estuary into the interior. This pavilion, upon the instep of the mountain, like a shining buckle upon a lady's slipper, is an ottractive feature in this picturesque landscape. Below us is the remarkable Ocean inlet of Shrewsbury river, calm as a moun- ‘tain lake, divided from the tremendous surging shore line of the main ocean by a mere seivage of sand. To the left we command a view of Saody Mook, Staten Island, the windy waste of Coney Island. and in the misty distonce a glimmer, like an Egyp- tian mirage, of the ¢ at imperial city of this West- ern world. In front is the eterna! Atiantic, and in the rear and all aronnd us, a conglomeration of Dill and valleys; and lake-like expanses of water and islands, forming a tout ensemble of the most com- prebensive variety and dimensions, Hail, Co- Jumbia! We must confess, then, that the Great Architect has done everything for this corner of Commodore Stockton’s breeches pocket empire, whatever may be the short comings of the fussy Little emperor and his loyal subjects. The sandiate of this iniet have heretofore rendered the approach to this locality by water as uncertain as a railroad breakfast; but of late years it has been discovered that by taking ad- vantage of the tide, steamboats may come and go, loaded down with passengers, potatoes, eggs, tur- nips, fish, clams, and huckleberries. By-the-by, the huckleberry ranks among the most productive staples of these regiona, and next in importaace is the blackberry. The quantities of the-e berries daily carried up to New York are astonishing. They are no great proofs of the fertility of the soil, but I will venture the opinion that the yeaily sales of nig gers in Governor Wise’s own county of Accomac do not much exceed the annual gross receipts from the huckleberries and biackverries of a district here, of say forty miles square. Where do ail the old womeu aud children come from re- quired to pick these berries? No mai»r—the fruit is and sold, and the city of New York ——- She pays ‘or everything, and for miles around her, as here, the coantry and the people are enriched and decorated from her munificence, Establish here a house that will cost two lmodred thousand dollars to build it, cover this river with fancy sail Loate and floating path houses, establish an | oarly communication with New York by ratiroad and yy ght draught pleasure steamers, erect pavilions in the woods for picnics, and provide carriages and for inland ex arsions by the score, and New York will pay the expenses. Thompson has been doing something—Thompson ‘is moved ive spirit of the age—Thom; son, in er pe eres of bis pre ae vy meeniie po yoo Since last seoson be has added a wir to his house, including a stylish parlor, a tiptop room, end twenty additional lodging rooms. And yet, with a new opposition house along side, be is as much for rooms as ever, h there is always a chance; tor our gueste— To and fro, come auc! go, Like steamboats ou the Obio. Thom The people like co aan solid uiddie classes that support Li. He makes no pretences to fashionable flumunery; bat, im a short time, lean men sojourning at Thompson's ge fat, delicate women becowe robust as mouctaineers eri walk without their crutches, and dvyspeptics to love the music of the . Some say that all these benefits ure in the air, some say that come from the s«lt water, others assert that they are derive. from rest, recreation and beaithful exercises; but ali agree that mucn is due to Thom; 's whole- some ond abondent feeding. A thin old Jersey lady complained i bes husband one cay, that t-e chairs o dining rvom were very bard wo her old ones, after jolt over the bilis for twenty miles in a Jersey wagon. Per hasband, an old tamili car- gied up her complaiut to Thompson, and said he ought to unve cushions to those diving room chairs. “ Tell Mrs. Dash,” said Thompson, “ confidentially, that i she siays eee weeks, sie wili have cushieo th, ha! ha! And 50 it . Those blue fish broiled for supper are perticularly nice, and occasionally we have a special treat of soft crabs, which ure stil nicer. I conclude that the la‘ies are ail soft shells, they are yk gee {uy favor of soft crab»; and from the docks of scaticred about under the trees, I should say too, that the ladies here are, or ought to be, dead aga ost ell ineurrigib': cla bachelors tike Jeems Puchanan, who is certainly a hopeiees old hard shell. Another + bow is it that almost feminine, g or old, can dance according ma, aoc knows exactly the latest —_ of dress, without ever having een them? yiea that are not in the books, but which are the styles of Union square, are as well known by the women from the interior of New Jersey as by the codiish aristocracy of —/ I ee ge listen to ie coaversation the belles our and am utterly amazed at their knowle igeof the mysteries of sryle, fash- Son, Gveus, bo aun who ore saarried and who going ‘to be, and who are a killing ‘ictation, raged 1a oat where they cacie feum: ee bon foals hing lik: ities * pan © com everyti ike politics 'n rr comions bs When theo touch nuon the Presicenc er, the question ia a« likely to ve how does Jessie Fremont wear ber aair, ot ite love affairs of Mr. Buchanuo, as the border ruftians, Bully Brooks or the Kansas dill. and prospects of that inveresting re- articie the Hera.’ coutaiur ia de yoted res being a rey viation from God; in another colomn some interesting the heather worship of the © Heid announces the ar verntuent sche wer Lark, {rot @rema Cape Mount, with Premdent Penson on board. His pny TO gy bas been absent eifecting a per a0ne of ag af beorween two Seah peting sitive wenee. ‘the Zarroh nd the Vey" and negotiation* are sai’) | oon ene oeestul, Tt is estumated that there have (6-5 no lew than 190,090 natives killed aus « \d out of the Vey Coun try, and utse predatory ware «ve been the great pro- ductive cagse of the tiny in One artiow, headed “Our Or amtry owe strict ettenbon wor nitur vom peveperitv: t or ands t t recrse tine the State part of ber The vaty Reveon gave birth wa Lie Trewelle , July 2. { from undertaking. energy aud j NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1856. Dircet Trade witn Liverpool. CLEAKANCK OF THE SCHOONER DBAN &ICHMOND— FESTIVITIES ON BOASD—THE BXPENIMENT, ETC, ‘BTC., BTC. ‘From the Milwaukie American, July 21.) has for several years been an idea the more ent py commercial men, w de into a fact. The ex gentiem™, pry tain, neither of them upwards oi thirt, years of , have invested $40, in the experi- ment which older and richer merchan‘s have quailed Too much cannot be said for their energy perseverance in pushing this com- mercial idea into practical operation. lwaukie owes them her lasting obli; ns, and we are confi- dent she will never forget her indebtedness. ‘THE SHIP AND CARGO. We have already given the dimensions of the Dean Richmond, and carrying capacity. She was loaded at the warehouse of the enterprising firm of H. & J. F. Hill, with one of the finest sam- a of club wheat ever made up in this market. She ws nine and a half feet with 14,000 bushels of w The vessel and cargo are valued at $40,000, and are insured in Chieago and this city for the whole amount, the Commercial and the United States taking liberal risks for the entire voyage. The vessel is owned by C. Y. Richmond, of Chi ona belongs to C. J. Kershaw, of Mont ; and she is sailed by Capt. D.C. Pierce, one of the best navigators on the fixe. THE DEPARTURE. About three o’clock on Saturday afternoen tho Dean Richmond dropped down the river; om her dock to the dock just below Elmore’s y :ehouse, where sbout one hundred merchants, promiuent citizens and members of the press went on board, accompanied by a band of music. Captain Merrill, of the G. W. Tifft, volunteered to take the vessel to sea, and we were soon off for the lake, with the id playing “A life on the ocean wave.” The utiful lit*’> tug Decatur soon came up on the other side, _.d both accompanied the vessel about three miles into the lake. . sent, called uj company to in toasting health of tur padpetanees of ae vessel and cargo, which was done in bumpers of cham} and amid loud shouts of applause. He prefaced his sentiment with a few it remarks, in which he gave due credit to the enterprise of Messrs. Richmond and Kershaw, and spoke of the undertaking as one of the greatest importance, and which should enlist for its success cur warmest good wishes. Both Mr. Richmond and Mr. Kershaw returned their warmest thanks for the compliment. ‘The captain and crew of the Dean Richizond were su , as were also H. & J. F. Hill. ‘We lave never seen more spirit aud enthasiasm upon a like occagion in this city than wes manifested py die oped deck of the Dean Richmond. very the mercy of the God of wind and storms. She car- ried her canvass like the pli of a graceful swan, and bore down the lake with speed and beauty At the ber of presents were sent out to Liverpool by the Dean tichmond as a token of the friendship Thich the trade feels towards the merchants of that great emporium. Corn Exchange sent # map of the city and a lithograph of the city. Mr. aikens, Secretary of the Board of Trade, sent fifty copies of the ‘anuuol report of that , Of the Wiseensin, sent a eautifal the city. , Watkins & Co. and J. Burnham sent speci- mens of our incomparable brick. Files of all the English and German papers of the as "Chapman sent of the State. re a map i Mr. H.S. Brown vent 4 pam of Se river in "ie Kowhall sent « beatifaly framed potogreph r. Newhall sent a of the Newhall House. . ¥ Specimess of the wheat, both of Chicago and Milwaukie, will be forwarded to Liverpool by ex- prers. TAH VOYAGE ACROSS THR ATLANTIC. Captain Pierce informed us that he had no fears of the entire safety of the vessel for maviga! the ocean, and that Le confidently expects to be in Li- 1 in fifty days. r.C. Y. Richmond, the owner, will join the ves- sel at Montreal ond proceed in her to Liverpool. A few days will be spent in making all ready for the sea voyage at Montreal, whence she expects to clear in it two weeks. UNION COURSE, L. 1-—TROTTING. A trotting match for $1,000, mile heats, came off on Tuesday afverroon, between >. m. Flora Tempic, in har bess, ond r. g. Tacony, to saddie, Both horres were in fine condition, and capable of performing any amount of speed. Tacony appeared as elastic and open in bis stride as we ever saw him. The race was won by Flora after three closely cuntested heats, Tacony winning the frst beat, and Flora the other two. The time made was good. Beth horses had hosts of friends, and they were backed largely on the result. The betting wae in faver of Flora Bt 100 to 25, juxt prev ous to the start, on account of Flora exhibiting more speed than Tacony while scoring. The track was io good order, an! fast time was looked for. After agocd deal of foollug on the part of the driver of Flora, in holding ber back, tor fear of a forfeit from Ta- cony, and which, by the way, lost him the drst heat, aod mighi bave cort hrm stil! more, they came up ‘or the Heat. --U8 side aad 5! Tacony took the lead arcand the tern, carrying Flora to a break. Thx mirbap did uot amount te much; she caaght and Iappot bim at the quarfer pole ‘Tacony's tail was in her fh © way down the backstre I they reached bet, raiiying again. ebe lapped him, and swung © homestreteh side by side. Tucomy wom the heat by « length, in After a good eweat out they came up for Poth broke whea about twenty yards from Fiera being the best broakor, sanght firet and pened * gry ofa dozen lengths to the quarter vole in 37 econte, Tacony made a trementons brush to overtake ber, apd succeeded in reaching ber wieel at the Lf mile pole, in 1.164. On the lower tarn they were neck and eck ont they eweng on the bomcetreteh, wher Taceny showed bis heed first. Flore’s brash was ee jor bim, be fell off, and she wor the heat in 2:28 Tard Jieat.—Teccay broke ip the same place os be fore, and Flora opened a gap of fifey yards to the quarter pole, in 87 seconds. Tacony cloeed ravidly on Flora on the beekstretr) ond was a length only behind at the half mile pole, Flora then took the trot out of hem, and won ¢ ‘wey in 2.29%. The foilowing is a summary Timpay, July 22.—Mateh $1,000, mile and repent. J.D, MeMana mamed b, m. Flora Temple, in har W. Peabody named r g. Tacony, undertheseddie 1 2 2 Time, 2°51 4 —2:28ig——2207. PR eaoel tr ban _—-_ harness, Mir —— named bik g. Macks arey (ivcnier). sees ‘Time, 2.6—2:54. ‘The Forrest Divorce Case. SUPERIOR COURT—SPRCIAL TERM. Before Hon. Jadge Woodruff. Jory 28 —Catherine N. Porn ve. Edwin Porrett—in purrnance of the decision renderer! hy the Court on the Sab instant, the counsel met to se... ube decree and aame ® reteree. The reference was to be sent before a mom- ber of the bench or the bar, in order to ascertsi valine of the defendant eds ewtate, wie to settle. the f nowt of alimony for Me. Forrest, smoald she profer irs. Forrest named Mr. filliman, counsel for ¥; Porsest named Mr. ©. C. Cambreieng, bat aa they cot. not agree upon # seleotion of either of thore gen- omen, the Judge sent the oase before Mr. Calvin © Brad- ley an referee. Old John SMreet Charch. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK MERAY» Sme—My attention was called to an article in yr turéay’s edition, relative to the old Johm strect » diet church. 1 would say that the Seare’ot restoen bave Bot pare fi any low int cinity Of -gixth street. sor do they intend to .v » The insertion the abevo will oblign, Respectfully, yours, "D KEEPING, No. 5 Wo. Semen, Joly 22, 1856. RI man of Kmse’s wave —Qvite en array of M. Keller's moet char we toudered for |. beneiit of Mr. Hart, tor ec agent at Empire |, this eve ning Among other novelties to be produced on the 0+ casion are fvurteen representations of stetnary fr 6 Museu at Florence. These will be well worth « Commissioners of Emigration. ‘The Board met at SP. M., Gulian C, Verpianck in the ebair, and # quorum present. QUARANTINE MATTERS. There is gome difficulty at the Marine Hospital, grow- ing out of the alleged perversity of Dr. Harris, the pby- sician in chief, "The Board wish him to appoint Dr. James Harcourt, formerly Deputy Health Officer, to the | position o1 assistant, a8 he is conversant with the best means of treating yellow fever, aud no doubt but that Tir. Harris wil see the propriety of complying with their request. A number of Assistants were appointed to help the Physician in Chiet in bis arduous duties. rule was adopted not to allow persons at work in the Marine Hor pital to leave the precincts until all contagious fevers wad disappeared. ‘Tbe Board udjournd to meet at noon to day, at the Marine Hospital WREKLY SUMMARY. No. of Emigranis arrived to July 16, 1856, « > since to July 23, + . ‘Total.......++ s To same date in 1855 Decrease this Year... see sess eees cece eetees u No. of inmates in Institution at Ward's Teland ,....-+. tenes tteegeee No. of inmates in Institution at Work House... eereeereeerrr eres 106 1a Tota) or 1,482 2.423 Overdraft Janunvy 4, 1556 tees s-865,081 07 Receipts w July 16, 1886... $145,283 Ty Receipts since to July 28, 1855, for commutiion of alien pass, &c... 6,009 15 154,892 92 1,861 85 IMsbursements as per previous ac ” count to July 16, 1856.. +. $126,247 66 No poyments on July 16, 1856, 126,247 66 Overdraft... Fr cee sees $34,339 BL Brooklyn City Politics. Evxventu Waup Rervaucans.—The Republicans of the Eleventh ward heli a meeting in Myrtle Hali, diyrtie avenue, last evening. The room was of ampie dimen- Fions, and although the night was exceedingly warm, the piece was crammed with auditors. Mr. Wm. Peet pre- sided; aud eloquent and stirring addresses were made 0} R. H. Huntley, Alderman of the Thirteenth ward; Josep! Hoxie, of New York; Chas. A. Dana, and Col. C. J. Jack, of Prooklyn. The proceedings were interspersed with several Sremont songs, and the meeting adjourned ata late hour, baving Leen one of the most attentive and en- thusinstic gatherings eld in this city thus fur in the cam- Palen. Tt was announced that meetings would be held on esday evening of each week, in a hail procured for the purpose, in Fulton avenue, near Oxtord street. Democeatic Dewecats Exxcrions—Tas HARDs AND THR Sorm.—The Democraiic Arsem)ly District Conventions, of the hard schooi, assembled yesterday afternoon at the various places designated, to select delegates to the State Convention at Syracuse. The Second District Con vention met at the Eagle Hotel, in Fuisou siree!, aad selected John Rice, of the Sisth ward, as delegave, aud David ©. Aitken, of the Second ward, as alternate. Tie convention of the Third District met ‘at Langstatt’s, io Myrtle avenue, and selected Hugh McLaughlin, of the Fouith ward, as dele- gate, and Samuel D. Morris, of he Eleventh ward, as alternate. The sof shell part of the democracy essembled the night previous, and selected the following delegates — Firet Distriet—J. M. Gillett. Second Dir trict—Daniel D. Briggs. tn the Third district a inisunderstanding took lace in regard to the time of holding the meeting, and the result is that Patrick Campbell and William Marrin both claim to be elected. As no comprom'se appears probable, their cane be sub nitted to the State Convention for de- legates, both hards and softs, of John Vanderb.}t for Governor. Fruvore Masi Mxerxc.—Fxtensive preparstions are being made fora county mass ueeting in the Cty Hall Purk, this (Thursday) evening, to ratify the nomination of Fillmore aud Donelson. unanimouly Jersey City News. Heavy Ronsgry py o'ekek Pic) cockers.—Yesterday, at 5 M.. as Mr. Jonn R. Brown, of Huntertan, N. ‘og upon the car: of the New York and Erie Jersey City, bisypocket was picked of $2,940. Ik was mostly in $20 bille on'a New Jersey bank. Personal Intelligence. Mr. Burlingame, member of Congress, from Massach .- setts, and General James, of Wi-consin, arrived in town early yester¢ay morning from Wacbiagtou, and stopped at the Everett House. They were enrouwe for Niagara Falls. General Concha was attacked with the yellow the afternoon of the 14th tast. of indisposition a fow days prev the 16th the physicians declared we have positive information, from a good sovree, he was on on the morning of the 17th, aud in @ fair way of reco. very. Millard Fillmore, ex Governor Iivnt, Jwlge Bedoe, and several cther notables, are stopping at the Mon! House, Suepension Bridge. List of Americans registered at () American European Express Uo., yf 10, 1556.— over on He bad been com> muing nus Oa the moraing of the yellow seve ng office of Ta mm June 27, to bas Miss Liardenberg, Mrs Van Ki} Hartley and lady, © 1, Guillaume, W Wartlet aud lady, W Yrotbingham, Mf), J F Evans. Jno W Hamersicy, WK liall, il, R MeD Hart, Dr Hatton and fam'ly, A D Sel! Ak: F Nickerson, WW Warren ant fain ch. JD Parker, Masswchu se ama; E Maker, GH Butier, W JE Caldwell, Pennsyl TF Maury. Dvstrict ohn Ge idis. Ohio, O A Waiimore, Vir Lucas, W Young, arsons, John Ca Pratt, H Levey, D Glenn, 5 mi Dr JB Hyghes, North Cai bia; Cher! * Thornton, Obio iso Rogers Missouri: A Freediunder. 1 rerton, Caiizornina: @ L Elliott, WA Martin. W Mt Sage, John § Pron. South Carolina; R J Cgiesuy B Kunemaun, mu F I, Lertil, Louisiana: Joha Kk Fort, New Jersey: 1D Neweemb, Kentucky; T J Michell, Musise ppt; B Whit e!l and family, Minnesota, ARRIVAL 5. A‘ the Stevens House—Judee M.D. F Prof, W. Rrnenposeh and Inc ane inay Philadelphia; Hon, B. Waterson, 8 Louls, Major Joule Resnolis, Ohio; Major JG: Bernard, UB. A: J. 0, Tyee. A. DJ. Van Hall, Philadelphin, Rey, Wm. po: land, Montreal; Rey, Francis Bllwond, do.; Dr. ©. 7. MeCur thy, Vi; Capt. Andrew Loomis, Toronto. From Liv in the steamship Persia—C L. Gutilanme, DC Winter, Mrs Lindsay ani son, 0 W eymour, a8 F LW Sieging, ise Mar od sister, Mrs Bell aad ser Misses Gell Badnell aud Paine, Mr Bergh ond aly, i P irges aud son, Mre Sturges ar ldangnter HE Manning ard ¥'- Saarbach and lady, Mr. Wales ond Indy, Miss Car. Bre, Mics Rowen, JW Wallach, 31, Mr Piand, MF Hodym. J neh and tity. N.Y 5 Ga Dr, Gd okeow tt, rt, a = ee “ Ys eget, ins Stage Yay. ote Brodie a R Renfrew, FC Writ ADd indy, ie Gensil, Pe Branch, Mr Navarro, ® Vitus M Rothechiid, A X Heinem, & Hufurth, Mr Brannan, W Muir. T Dehon, Me Hutton, Mr Garner and servant, G A Hearne, 1 Simpson and lady Mr Harrison and lady, Mre Guyner, infe\) and purse; Mr Mills, Mrs H Sinith, Mrs Jay and altendact, Misees Jay, Cook and iady, WF Prinnell and lacy, Mr. Ry v lady, RM Lindvim, Hd Hart, & Apdttace, J Manly, Me puke. Hi Beriyn L Rdgerton ‘and child, H Mersenboon, ¥ Meester, F Fickey, Jr. Wileon. Mrs Moller sad son. Mr ol rother, a . Slevin, Mi Mac Rachel, JW Radeiite. Adres Ge Mr Hughes @ Browie and son: © Wood, J Henry, Mr # ‘len Abegg, Mr Schappie and lady, Messrs Henderson, 1 Hettus, Messrs Armour, Lambert, Paisonsia. Maurice, Darmey, Marer. Uegzelmann, entvid. € Roe. F Fieitmann, § Hotassia, D White, 1 ue Seppege J CGrabb, A Ladewig. L breb, J Easter, J Prec tan, J MeCaLum, A Ap; « ars ilerman, Fmile, Goonier, § Nak am! lady, Mr Hamil and lady. Wr Pow: aon, Meners Brigg, suchley, Aspoit, Lacker ‘JD Lankmann, Mr Tysin. J Carteuot GB GH Bvans, WF Howes.) 1 ve els, JG Tae ever. ¥ skinner, J Be 5 Bereace Myers, Herbert, ng, Mr Navarre and servant, Fenegat, Mr Marcy, BH Hutton, A Burnell, W Gornam. Mr } ‘pea J Mann and lady. Mr Atkin and jady, Mise tein, 8G upson, J Gross, PC ownares, Mesars ie vardaon Fellewes id bm yy ~~ ney es © Rally, © urdeck. tl ir lady, Mr Jacot Master Von Ranceher—total 26. _ For Lgverpent. in the mantabip Africe—Meaare Tens or in ‘ca! ’ man, New ‘ork Ukivorn, New Orienne: NB dotmeier Sri lard: Navarro Havana; Mr ond Mrs Coleman, Mee Barnes an oniid, York: Mr ‘and Mew 1 Wilson, Laees anid maid, Char’: ‘Darel ipewend, So Steward, tab ‘Meand Mist O Biteg. Mirna shee Rh art Bavauneh, Mee : New York, Mr and Mrs AW Htatchinses, Movin Moher 1 Francisco, Cor Hutchineen Notihe, Mesers “4 Jone Condor RB Perey, ¢ Wack Titel SP lowes "Sew York. mH Rose lac! is ew nd hod, New York: DF ® bawior, Havens: be ha York: apt BA tas sey, New Yorks Dr dona Peck, New sev, New York: eck, New ‘oidick, Riaten Island: Mesore ort aod no 4 . Davis New York: Mr PG Fidall and infant, North Carolina: Meemrs 1°) e Gowahert, 5 ance P © 'Copnel, Ireland; 0; Inne Warmnp and son, Englana, Wannel , Por Nor ‘ol, Ac., In the sieamship Ror roel, WC Lunmeder, @ Muteler, J agen hos nO Mr Lumsfor J vhilade daw Cin m Lm] an, sier Backhouse, Rechard Raker, Sam aham Wolfe r. Waler Yona hon ur Staunton, OP MAN, TW Keown, Wiliam GD Truesde.t, WH Verucn—s seamen and Married. mm ——w te Joiy 22, 2 wy aed Ben) Pilabary, Me. muam ©. Diamar an to Bvma F., eMlest day . Staples, Feo., all of this cluy. aghter of Jos. (m Tuesday, July 22, in Peook'ys, in the Osthéwe church, Jay street, by die Row ually” Mr toe by 4 Autos Borax, both vabrea, county Gal- way, Ir In'Prook'y, ou Wednowlay, Peapee! by the Rev J.P. Labagh, Rs a danghter of Oliver Helden ad ‘On Monday, ¢ © Pusan to & of Ser Pooteh pape lenge on Died. Janes Biavvert, in bis 43d year, after an illness of & True linda of use the members of Monroe , D tod Invited to at- Lodge, No. 3261. 0. 0. ¥., are respectfull: lent bla funeral, without further notice, fom his late re- sidence, coraer of Elizabeth shi Conover strevts, South Brooklyn, this morning, at ten cing On y, July 22, of parelyris, Resgoca, widow “ the late George Vreeland, aged 80 years, 7 mouths and fe friends of tho family are respectfully invited to at- tend the this afternoon, a} haif past two o'clock, from the residence of her son, Eder Vreeland, d, Carriages | wil! meet the one o’e'ock boat irom New York at Port Richmond. Ov Tuesday, July 22, Joux Hernsrt, only child of John M. and Abbie'R. Copland, eged 16 months, ‘ ‘The relatives and frionds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, frow tho residence of h father. 16 Dominick street, at ten o’clock thie morning. ‘On Wednesday, July 23, Waxy, the beloved wife of Jobn Burns, ip the 50th year of her age. ‘The relatives und friends of the reirate respectfuly invited to attend her funeral, from her residence, No. 401 Ninth avenue, between Thirty fourth and Thirty-fifth streets, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remaims will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. On Wednesday, July 23, Joan W., son of Maurice and Ann Keating. Bis funera! will take place this afternoou, at two o'clock, from the residence of bia father, 150 Centre street, corner of Walker. The friends of the family will please not to provide carriages. Ga Wednesday, July 23, Huvmmta M. G.. only child of J.D. sud Henrietta Dayton, aged 2 years,f4 months and 20 "The friende, and those of the family, are invited to at- tend the funeral, this afternoon, et three o'clock, from the residence of her father, in Oxford street, third door from Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, without further uotice. On Weduesday, July 23, the youngest daughter of Thomes and Mary Shanly, of dysentery, aged 8 months and 23 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfuky invited to atvend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 728 Eighth avenue, corner of Fif- ticth etreet. On Wednesday morning, July 22, Mary W. Parcs, in- fant daughter of Wm. H. and Mary Pheips, aged 8 months and 2 days. Toe yclatives and friends of tho liy are ri invited to attend the funeral, this aternocn, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 11 Concord street, Brook !yn. On Wednesday, July 23, Mary Euzauera Winra, only ee ‘of James aud Elizabeth White, aged 2 years and 2 months. ‘The funera) will take place from the residence of her parents, 34 Heary street, Brookly:, this afternoon, at three o'clock. On Wednesday, July 28, Mary E., wive of B. 8. Yates. The friends of the family are inv*'ed to attend the fune- ral, from 230 West Twenty-sixth street, tu-morrow after- noon, at three o'clock, without further invitaion. At 122 Fast Twelfth street, on Wednesday, July 29, ; Youugest son of after an illness of a few Sas ALFRED Henry 8. and Harriet F. Billinge ‘The funeral will take placo at two o’clock thir afver- noon. Wednesday, July 28, Mr. Wanum H. Prarr aged 39 is friend and acquaintances are respectfully invited to | attend the funeral, this atternoon, at twoo’olock, from the residence of h!s brother, John F. Pratt, 237 West Thirty sixth atreei On Tucada: iezcbant, of the city of New York His relatives, and the fried:s of th to attend bis funer i, from his late residence [n Sing Sing, this morning, at tc. o'clock, without further notice. On Wednesday afternoon, Juiy 23, of congestion of the i Cutima Butz. only daughter 0: E. T. aad Mary E. Burpam, aged 9 months. Her funcral will take place this afternéon, at two o'clock, trom the residence of Ler parents, No. 73 First street. On Tuesday morning, July 2, at 6 o'clock, AnpRasg ‘Teyn, of congesticn of the braia, aged 34 years, 1 mouth aud 26 Jays ‘The irieude and relatives of the family, and the mem- bere of the First regiment, NY. State Militia, commanded by Col. J.B. Ryer, are reepectfully invited to attend his fineral, this alternoon, at two o’clock, from bis late resi- dence, No. 216 Hudsca street, corner of Watts. His Pe- mains will be taken to Gree: woud Cemetery for iater- ment. On Wednesday afternoon, Jui; 23, at the residence of her father Mr. Henry Rogers, } akan Amati RicHARDe 3, bl of Jon R. Richardsor, aged 25 years, 10 months au 7 days. Ber friende, and the friends of the family, are invited to attena her fune from her late resideuce, 197 ‘Vest aiath str ‘ednesday morving, July 23, sudden'y, Mrs. Guana CaRpwait. age 82 years. The relativer aud friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend her fuueral, this morn'ng, at ten o'clock frora Ler iate residence, Ne. 496 Tuird avenue. Her r July 22, at Sing Sing, Rervs L. Topp, late family, are invited , fe morrow alternoon, at two o'clock: Mrs, Bxur Van Auer, widow of the late Isaac Van Alst, im the 67¢ year of ber age. The relatives and friends of the f invited toattenc ber funeral, from afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘At No. 7 Carroli place, Brooklyr, on Wednestay, July 2%, of spoplexy, Guoxcw Keprucrn, in the 55th yenr uf hie tage. Tis tn Rondout, N. ¥., on Monday, J y are reaneckn'ly late residence, this remains will Le inken to Troy for interment. yl, Maxy Fama, Caughter of Isaac C and Mary Baaw: aged 4 cays. is Savannah, Ga., on Saturday, July 12, Miss Naver Cen Ley, 4 eare, eldest daugliter ot the late Joka Crilley, ot New Jersey. re ee 2 woeics and BNUE, MARITIME INTROLIG 80 prses BON ARTS.. lea, Lex & On ‘ipeke & Co RMT: unde Bostou—S W Lew Bark M Fpsiding, Hanson, Ne Bork Salem, Upto: Brig Este Anderoon, Bagley, Manaatiiia—H D Brookmen Brig M Wilkins, Nicke son, Wi'mingion, NC—R W Ropes & Co. Schr Kate Weston, Langfsir, Manga -\Tenners & Weeks Bebr F Howel, Carr, Curacva—ser ma: & Thompson. Precericksburg—Vau Bruct & Stach’ Scbr Artuada, Fisey Boston—Jed Frye. Sebr Meces, Andre’ Sehr Mon‘ Crivo, rd WWiiltamstown-— Master Propeller Totten, Morley, Ha.tyraore—<romwell’s Line ffovelier Biaek ‘Diatnoa', Alien, Pbilndelpiee-Oroxawol's ine. ARHIVED. » Persia, Juikine Liverpool, July 12, at 4:17 PM, Btear withanges hod passengers, to K Cunarc Sh pMon enter, Clark, New Orleacs, 13 days, with mse to Bagte 4 rar’. rd. Hark Saxony (cf Reston), Bandsomc, Palermo, 62 dare, with fruit and rage to master. =e Mosiang. Greeumsa., Mystic, in ballasi, to J H Brower mains will be taken to Greenwood Cer:etery for tut meat. At Ravenswood, Log island, on Tuesday, July °2, | M ee rf i ik having brought 113 oabin : ; appre alien at Capt Rok who have Aestified thote bo 8 entertainment given to fim ‘yesterday, ‘at the ry Fe cm oh att i, sy ane B . from ‘screw sicamer City cae rth of July 1556, phiay held on board, off Wateriord, Itwas uaguimously gengived ‘That views with well merited appro! Telter 10 Captatn Woven! Lech Raned by ‘on board which has bee! rod ‘and is desirous that some in of ite presets ‘1 his conduct a6 a gentleman: 40 officer hall be present- e¢ tohim on out arrival a Liverpool, hat Messrs. H. Sperry, of New York; Jamos New York: H. B. Chapman, New Orleans; 7 New York, and Edward J. Christianson, of New York, be, and are hereby, appointed @ commitec to select and present such a token. ‘That the thanks of this meeting are due to the Chairman for his etileient conduct in the chair. ‘hate copy of the foregoing rrselutions, and letter to Capt, Leitch, .be sent for insertion to hte New York Herald, the Nort" American, Philadelphia, ead tye Liverpool Jouraal, Liverpool a RBA, President. Vi. Duss, Secretary. i 20 CAPTAIN ROBERT LEK Stuamsuir C1rY OF BALtIXoRE, Of 1) mone. Ing to take leave of 3 steamship under your Kuewletgments for the security, the comfort and ‘ tions we have enjoyed during our voyage. We are conscious that, under ordinary clreumstances, thie step, aber a very short and prosperous passage, might not be deemed in good taste, and would, therefore, ‘assuredly be unacceptable; bui we feel that, in the present iustance, we are fully justified by the lengthened wi ro er ght ory hia Steamship Comp: the War in the East gar ublic of Great Britain and the United States. ‘The high character you have already established, under the ‘most trying circumstaices, aud the excellent discipline main- toined in the City of Baltimore, naturally impart a > of security, under Providence, to those who sail with You, but we bea fo afer you our warm thanks for the con- ‘tant and friendly attention you have shown to al! your pas: sengers, e desire, also, to acknowledge the evident effictency and the general courtesy of the cflicers under your command, ‘che advantage of s well chosen relection of books, both for Se-catin a nd for the steerage passengers, demands our spe- cial thanks. ‘the cleanliness and accommodations of the City of Balti- more, the civility of the chief steward sd of all the attendanis, ‘and the excellence of the table and of the wines leave nothing to be desired, and have oe jn no slight degree to render ‘our pnseage Most agreeable. ith ev ore best Leet Pe ett meetiad rucoee of, the Li- ve ‘Liladelphia Steanship Company, and for your Deahitand peoenerty, we remain, alr, your obliged iriénds, Georne BMalbews, Drilish James M'Gay, ‘Consu), Philadelphia), Faw T Chrisdianson, H Sperry HH Chapman, Fhorane sy Crofton, Heures, most o: ‘he caLin"passengers. Sra: Ghty of hultimore ruts azuin for Philadelphia on Wed- nesday next; and though the Arabia steamer follows her to Malitax, and will take the later telegraphic despatches, still, no doubt, the City of Baltimore will, under favorable circum, stances, as on every previous occasion, deliver al! letters and newepepers before any other mail steamer sailing with her. en, dic, Vessels off Nantucket seen by Mr Thos Orr, pilot of the stoonship Persin:--Ships New York, from Itverpool; Rhein. bardt (rem), from Bremen: end one other ship. Ship Francis P Sege, Ingersoll. from Liverpool March 24 for Calenita, Aprii29, lat7'S. Ion 29 W. Ship Agnes, ot Boston, with loss of bowsprit and cutwater, fy through collision, was passed June 29, lat 48 10, pe, Arey, hence for San Francisco, 18 days out, ne 1%. lat 33.58 N. lon 46 10 Goring, Smith from Bosion for Caleutta, June 1, lat lon 25 W. ie, Evans, hence for Valparaiso. 20 days ont, June |4, 4 N, lon 47 Ship Pepperiil, Jordan, from Liverpool for Ci:y Point, July 7 Tat 47.54. lon 27 05. Ship Fscort. of New York, from Liverpool for Calcutta, off Arklow lightship Bhip Chase, White, from Charleston for Havre, June 27, lat 47 40, lon 22 04 ¢ chip Gres Onk, Jeffery, fron Liverpool for NYork, July 4, ton 17 40, no le hip. dwn Pise, from Cardi’ for New Orleans, June 14, off Woestery Islan Bren: bark Clementina, hence for Iquique, June 3, lat 8 N, lon 23 W. Ports. Avx Caves, July6—In bark Lincoln. for Boston 7 days; brig Win Brown, for ¢o 4 daya—the captain's wife bad died oa the 8d July, and would be brought home: schra Pathfinder, of Wiliningion. for NYor* 15 days: Dwight, Edwardson, arr 6th. The orig Gen! Foster eapelse 1 tm a squall July 5, and was condemned Arorers, Jove @—Arr ship Andalusia, Fulton, froua the Crimea: ts under charter to the Freneh_fovernment May 14—In port bark Kutaw, Hurd, from ia for Port Natal . oe Idg molasses: Maria White, Nie eon, for NYork, do: rriet Hall, for “0; an: ra Sid Sth. brige Viaicr. Klis, and Hope,’ Biddle, NYor'; Delmont Tooke Fark, Phiiads) iia. 14th, bark Brnestine Giddiogs NYork baurax, Juy 10—Arrbrige B Duaning, Look, Savannah, ys, for Bordeaux. wita loss of one man by fever. aud wick, 12th, Cordelia, Longenberg, N York; 18th Mungo iverpool; T6th. sehr Mstgaret. Lewis, Phila- deiphio; 1th, orig Neander, Wilson, NY oFk. apo, Brazil, abt June 2) a 25—Sid scbr Col John M'Rae, Ms hal, Holmes’ Hole, for orders. Manacarno, July $—In port brig Ida Raynes, Lancer, for : echt HW Pry. itrownles, do do. rig Andrew Peters (not A J Pe are York. July 1}—No Am vessels in port. Going up the river, to he the Water Witch. -Sid bark C4 Fletcher, Clidiord. NEork., 1—Srr Nerw bark Carl Johan, New big Aubora, Bil:ngwood, do; eb, brig Taaab, itz rald, do: 1h, ship Trenton, Green, Boston; 2th, bark Sua sures’ do: sehr Loulsa Melises, NYork: Ola 17/4 pe, Tueke:, NYork: schr Harriet, Lord, do; lath 8. Hatch, Liverpool; brig Katahdin, Ainsbury, Bal Sid Ibu, shipe Mayentie Docker Landon: Gen Nowell, jecosta. NYerk, vn anoantiea, July T—Arr b a brig, supposed a Huly un, N ship Mes fami, Sowell, Liverpool; brig Haynes, Philadelphia, schra ‘ aetanr, Fereons, sad Pe: ; Snes apa ‘ork; 16:4, sup Great Teamanis, Bre verpool. Sterarx NE. July I —Arr Be bee Abana Srongeen Thorns: Lath, ship Golden Eagle. Devise, Bastport. € bark Tahite, Buckman, Fort Talbot. DAD vbt July 14—Below bark Frarklin, Mitchell, from aprier bark, believed to be the Solo Piper, Sargeut, and other Am vessels. Pee S7pawemtr Persia.) y—Arr Sardinia, Hnston Gavannab; 8th Hodgson, Callao. Sid ith, Petrel, Avery, Jf Ryer-on, Latham, N¥ork, ing Roads 6th, Sea Lark. Adama, Newcastle, Jari. NYork; Alice Tarlton, Speacer. ‘0. BAPGEL June 2)—C}! Leland, Eldridge, Boston. srron, July &—Arr New Repire, Randail Havana vis outh’ Ch attahoockee. Mason, 8 John, NB: 7th, Jane b bh, ¥: 4 eed Voth, Mary Lee, ma, Mad Gustaf. or CAT Mrb, Sarah Park, Pendieton, from St George, NB. Row deacx, Joly #Eld Snipe, Low. San Francisec une d—Arr Ninia. Ca: Charie ton: Desti VAneRLOW |. ree: ko. Zniveto, NOrleaw chia, Calome, Charleston 7th Amma's, Hien, Mobi noi Ne Alsiou: Pelegri 7 Tarragcua, Gardin, Pac iwie de Nstani reise Domencen, Ch riesiot Tech, Diamante, Maristany. Ch no) NOrleans; Sorprest, Fonlanile, Mobiie: 260, urrty. Rico Betape Charioston: Sab, Artinta, alia, Garrign, NOrieans Lance,” Montaido, mulews, Winting. Ob: yenre. Hag Raitinore Parapner, River Gambia, June cer, NYork (and sit Lito for Bissa. uly Are Arago @), Lines, NYork (and old for Mayr Cau tire, July Are Joaoph Jones, Hoamer, Havre: Azof, Himmous, Antwerp, Parliament, Pollard, Liverpool 9th, Ma rergo, Alexonder, St Stepuen, NB id Bd. Alice Wilson, Sownmeet, Martin. Nuiin: 4th, Lyra, Cheever, ; Ath, Yourg Sam, Merrima:, Mala. WAVER, July 4—Bld Franklin. Peterson. NVork. ISTIAN A, Sune 2b—Arr Lae Ocstermann NOsleans, sta; June Arr John Spear, Spear, NOrieans. Sid ‘wsion, NYork; July 2, Camorta, Perry, Cowen Hicks, ¢ ‘ork 62. Masonic, Jo! Brig Wanderer (Br), King, Windsor, 8° 1? days wih pina y. "“Gche Eerste Faly RATE He'h Sprague, Melcher. Shigits for New M. -d -yy' — —y Hipaies, Tore. July 1, with cuban, proceeded). Lith, “Amazin, iorey | NXor, Wars bark Noble, for Liv nen: Moston (end both aid for London the Woter Witeh, boa Ha Lyman. Peeren (rma 3 Petersinurzh a re fort fo ™ », S Vor See Tk te a. he eae pane wy f—Arr Joho ® Harris Mack, Hiavana (1h, steering N. er, wredecs} J J Hathora, Hatborn, Trinitad de ‘Kehr Medora (of Poston), Hartiett, aemel, July 6, with log . ‘arr partes, Tote Wierk. wood and cofles, tc H Berber & Graves nS-sare Aarige, Totte, Evert Ta nde, Pairehild, Savane ab + Jol Wawa. RYOTE ay kebr Flee: Wind, Osborne, Charleston, 5 deys, wit coun Ae RY er, vi . "iter Bexabetertiett, Kfotk, Va. -art Reno, Loring, and Mountain Wave. Sebr Mi wy, Alexandtin. n Nicolas, Beagdon, N York: 9th, ebr West Win, Burnett, ba timore ' ’ 90, kerma, Aety, Charleston. Hid 8 Ton, Schr Sarah Bird, Brown, Balti ion, Upshur. NY: &. tb, Martha Rideout, Ma Echr Mary Avn, Reed, fast Machias, Vetates: St Hortense ts i) Cedig ant do Sehr Anguata, Perry, New Beafucd. 1 July C—Arr Herzog Georg, Moack, NYork, | oth, <cbr Moses Werlng, Iallett, Boston. ame, Merrytran, BOrieaus. Bid dd, Canton, Woo*- ech Ph Keek, Lacey, Boston. fymoutn Ke Nickerson, Boston for Albany Sebr Nimrod, Lovell Boston for Alban, r piph'a, Kelley, boston for Trey. Tulle Martha, Ania, Lewis Island. , Portland. Ct. ndrews Portland, Ch Piece, Phy werly, ‘eatchester, Clark N Barris, mith, New Londoa. hindelphia Provilence. d Borre, Basser, bey) Ley Nae aes” Mortimer: ingston 4 Vo—| Ry pilot boat Washington, No ‘Ais, one herm brig. ac Steamebine Africa (Br), Liverpool, Roenoke, Noriolk, Ac. ‘Wind during the day, 8. IDADELPHIA Jo's barks Fit, Taylor, Ros "tom fe as, Reker, Ritedford Fen powell, Bostom, © ‘Piewou, NS, echrs Mary Croeby Raa Maloy, Boston, Pele ph Nickerson, + ‘illard, Portiaed: Gen faker, NYork: Henna Crant Sewman, Newbury C Gibbs, Ned ord; steamer Kevnebee, and, NYork i ship: hing Mee, Ryder, Belimere: Mucongus, | iy ® brie ! PRIS, Crockett, Boston 1S barnes, Stavnar’. Providence: i FW Jom; GC Gibbs. Wibbe, Whedford, JT, Redns b, Lewis, Past River, 4 Bacon, n ; A Cran, Fewman, Newburypo ; RL T Mieeelinasous sod Dis asts oe. Parr Lecwer--The bark Wilhelmine w!l be ianneched thie afternoon, af 8 o'clock, from the Westervelt siip yard, fon of Hovwon street, Rar. river. The weaming 1 chile arrived last evening (uu £0 roles SF of Be -44 if and reports that there were no inward vound enwels in wight. Dare Geen Foster. at Aux Cayes, was capsized in a eyuall Naly 6, turd was condoms ad Lovma, Coshmen at Wilmircton, NC from voston, on Oye Lookout, carried way mainmast and oofran Pb opporite Fe goon i to repair. Sou Byeantiom, of A Mo, itor amber, bonne! to an Be rt, put f 224, in diatreas, leaking badiy. Syevews fof Brietol, ti fom Caw more for Corpus Christi, before reported low Uf about, 186 tone two yrue old, valuod at 819.000, insured for $70CU, of whirh 3.400 is at the Mercha: Provideote. Seay ete Core oF Bate wour—The Live rpoe he 12th, inst containg the fo'lo ring in relation t ity of Baitimore:—This (ne ou To e -e od Cork after a ran of 10 day rom which yeint she encouaere! nay wht Ha ly 3—Acr Touive & Marin. Weneke Philadel- bie ) Nord Ameccs, Hineok. 8 York Laverroot. duly 4—. cr Adeniral Pring Adathert, Fau'ke, Philadelphia’ Sth, Avabla (Ur #), Stove, NYork: Oth, Ming by *rotton TH rd aan ‘erkin, NOrieans ry Crocker, W'llt ms, A: 7th, Birhemson a), Lager: Oar toe, i Conpian, Cera, Lorin, ath Aurora, Rooting, York, Harvest Ouecn, Horton, NOriean’ Victory , Balimore, Alliance, Cad. Valifax: oh, Clty ob Baltimore (ae), Leites, Piiadelphin: Acadian, Hall: Heory Mente: m Chay, Cant) ps, and Pioneer, . NYork ari ie MeFirivnd, Charleston: John Duncan, rung. St rte, Na. wnceton dvehelder, ie i. = cme o bd a Fron: f ty heli, wy empire State. bi ‘ork. Neptune. m Boston; 1th, Wisconsin, Seott NO ns, Fnoch Train « rei . Obiid: Underwriter, Allen, and Saratoga, Trosk, NYork, Sir Chas Napier, aly; Shakapoars, Cam: Beartman, mings, ond Great Britain, Gilmore, NOrleans: J Book, Port ned Can. soe Chapultepee Arkel, Mobile, Anuw Deostur, Parron’ eston ‘6. —-—, aud New Orleans, Rich, New Yo 4 Tith 2 “4 th, Shepherd Knapp. Jannings, Genoa: Phenix, Rarie, u Ryork: oo ae - ney and 4:08 Jefferson, Hil! ‘ork sapieh: Geo 4 Bopk ba. ign Cok, Hondict ney, Thong m, Peadveion, NY ork; Lover. NYerk: Mh, Er: lg Williams, N York; Ashburton, Boston. i ward hound 11th. CXy of Beookien, Mitehell, tha, Meaney for. do: Wen Wirt, Was ston. Highiand Chief, Barrtow, i Stalw ons. for Phils de’ bia; Ashleud, Moore, ant Kate Dyer, Dyer, for NOrie ofte. Frid for ig 4th, Win Witherie, Alwoot, Ni City of New York. foi David Crorkett. speoer, York: Sh, i Aiyde, Bailey. Alexandria, Vi - Caryle, fmpron, NOrleans; Chas 7th, Arabia (a), Boston ond Halifyx, od Wheinpon, South Ca 4, Bird, vine, Wayne, Philedelphia: on ce, Balog do (ent , i Jo fon Sth for Alexandria, Ya) 8th, P sire, Metin, Dale meee; Janae Bel YShoaton, ane Rb ’ jiorew! Ht ont Sintin, Melbourne: Oiwrisen ane, La ham, NYork: |. Demernra; Clty of. slimes ef het Pt J>delphia: John Daucan, Kenney, 6 foln, NH. v duly T=-Aer Henares, Lnekiey. 8 Jobo, NB: Ken tucky, Newion Rangoon, 10h, Exponnder, sears, s John, Ji, Addie Pnew, Lincoin, St George, Ni; Telerraph, Vick: «i, boston: Nib. Rhine. Beane, N York Chi oth, Northeumberiand, | peneer, NYork sid from sel ith, ne pw back rume dayy: Uh, Kaze rs Shang Piard eld trom Graverend Hib); 10th, Patriek Money, Gt wo NPork: Albatross, Knowles Callan (and bork sid from raverend 11th), iyepon, Jone 2— fer Auguste Olsen, NYork, 4 eLrouns® April th— rr timeen Ha . Pronciees, ee Sy 2e-Arr Jar Ceakie, cabastopol. OM & jet, Norland, Kandeseh, Uranus. Hardett, Hoston, Sid gon Five, Thurston, Cadir; 7h, Henry Shelton, Burs, Wo toagrun, dns 41d « oumbig, Beatty, NYork: St Ma eye, Miliken ‘Noster (aga put Ito Torbay ith). Neeat, arly 5 -Ot, Tune Wovitt, Lovitt, from St John, Ni. Eps! Jase Zi—Arr Kiowisn, Magra, WY pancawcorn, July 10-08, oh) Ameron, Vert und baled parmencers, a 4p. het Nahoon Seteon, & Feral, fom Orleans (and Are Wm Th Forrest, Crocker ey, from New *. yx it uly l4Arr bark Gambia, Drinkwater, Port- SSSA ene Buiknne, July 7J—Are Kearaage, M é FL AG a ge Md Ufates, and bus Sprague, Melcher, New York; E ke. to load for New Ye JG a gt Falken ere, Ban Friciaeo. #4 “April 7th.” What tice, Teas, July 7—Arr Dolphin, de Jong, New York. Amuwen, July 8—This morning fe American ship Isaac Webb, Bryer, Li NYork, with 320 Ore haete cee ve , accommodation thetese possibly be has been given them. July 9—The steam tug United States arrived this morniag from Liverpool, and ailfine aasengers and wea ‘all the lug- belonging to the American Isaac Webb were pul on and called for Liverpool. All the passengers seemed alte happy and conlontod ‘with the kind treatsent shown fhem during their short stay at Amiwch. Too much. praise cannet be given to Mr R Hf Uopper, the purser of the Isaac Webb. Had it not been for his exe: Bewcea Thevahip is being unrigged, nod an rowned. ip is being unrigged, wi a charged before any prep: can be made tottaae i Aitto proceed to Liverpool to complete her repates. July 10—The tide flows through the Isaxe Webb. She is dis- chai into the four flats alongside, aud alao on to the beach. jt Liverpool yesterda; more flats for the Isaac Webb . Dean, July 10—Vbe Eii Whitney, from Liverpool to Boston, mainmast and making water, wes spoken Teena ae, Te nce wes Pe we Durum, July &The Tuscarora, from St. Joun. NB, while somes (i from Kingstown, yot on the sands inside the ight very oe suns oe wah and remains, but doubt- ‘on bein) ened, . ‘h—The Tusearora has" ved here, Livzrroot, July 7—The Hamilton C. Kidston, from Aat- ver for Callao, arrived here with rudder head damaged. &th—Tthe Naval Brigade, from Quebec, and the Clty of - for NYork, drove ashore this morning on Pluck- _ ingice Denk, Of enews dock; both got off. | 5 on, ming with foresait blown away ‘abd fending a now one. Laced: ‘A 6 galion cask, empty, marked “§ (in a diamond) Picks- burg. Philacels "waa picked tH terS din in stout "lat $7, loa 86 Wn Rete ene net a fl i \. part of & \icaw with three knees altashed: of Amasions pine, With iron fastenings, and much burnt, apparently part of & large shi), s topgallant forecastle, also several casks, and pieces of tube, were passed by the Linda, from Uruguay, arrived re. ‘Mth—The Sophia, of Yarmouth, N8, from Trapant to nee ee eee of Tarncets ns cece ie eens With the Harvest Queen, ats. ed here from New Orleans, and Was tfterwards sbandoned: the master and part of the Grow are on board of the Harvest Queen. Part of the Sophia's were transferred to the W. B. Lindsay, from Newport te The N Stetson, which was sent out from NYork in search of the derelict vessel, Boomerang, from Mobile, arrived at Queenstown to-day’ withont seeing anything of her. ‘The Viclory, M Mullen, from Baitiinore, arrived here yes terday with lors of anchors and chains. Newry, July —The Jane Lovitt, from St John, NB, got inside of Soldier's Point yestarday evening, and anchored; and to-day it 18 reported Wat she is on ‘on a sear near the Blockhouse; it ts most likely she drifted on last night. ag it blew a heavy gale from NW, Nasres, July 6—The Pauilne (Yenozaclan ship.) clearst from # port in the United states for J*uerw Cabello, to lod fue Napies. Ap che had not arrived at Puerto had been long dpe, she ts considered to be lost, aud part of ber intended eargo hes been seat on here by the Concrier de la Mer Noire, arrived in the ! ire, Pontresn, July 9—The George A Hopley, Maloney, from Tdverpoo! to Charleston, is on shore bere, and’ will be « total wreck. Home je ALEXABDEIA, July %—Arr sehrs Blackbird, J House, J Spars A Palkeuburg, Moninouth, Wilkem Weight HW Rencuie’. Bridgepor ton: James Marsh. ‘ent, Baltimore: brigs John Pierce, Melvill, Havana, via Newport; Henry (ir), Levashe, Pictou: ihenj Carver, Sawyer, and Somvel (ds, Limeburner, Phila delphia; achrs James Heokett (Br), Gough, Mi Griffin, Trinidad; Ida, Corson, Antares, Gr Whildin, German, Alexandria Grifin; William A’Hamsaon t, er, Wallace, Rondout; pwerance, Rogers: Panama, Allen: Amanda, Nickerson: Emna Hotchkiss, Nickerson. and Geo & Emily, Sturgis. Albany; Susan, Loring, NYork. Tele; e s. Signal for a bark aud enison, NOrieans; barks Amy, Nick- , Piiiadelphia; brige Panama, Pet- {ig Cape hastion: A Nickerson, Ale: Can ngul. Cape Haytien: Andover, Nickerson, Alex: . tince- Matthews. Baitmore: schrs Courier, Loring, Baltimore? Mercia, Patterson, Philawelnhia. Sid, wind N to NEB, mode- <= ra tMO RE, Quy mare ips Joseph Whitney, Geo’ Lut Lines, Piermont, NY: M Van’ Nair, Van Sr dt (uew), Brandorit, Bremen: ‘schrs Jona Roe, Ham- BANGOL, July 2l—Arr schr A'S Wiswell, Wiswell, Balti- Sybil (in tow of the Rescue’, back Jubilee. Wh Howes, Moston: George's Creek, Gaver, NYork: brig Jose” phe, Hhutl, Grand Cayinan: sehrs Chas Golgate, Seaman, i Presto, Howkins, and Helen Mar, Tooker, N York; Siade."Baylis, Port Jefferson, LJ. ‘Cid ship Johann moud_ ond Seguine, Dissdsway k. Sli ehip Alexander, bad, Botterdam:; vrig Geo Lohse, Graham, Demarara. “CHARLESTON, July 19-CM brig Andrew Ri NARLESTON, July 10—Cld brig Andvew Ring, Foster, Geocgetowe: Byes poitere Active Worrer’ Barecisan mad stemmabip Travel Kouiins, ifavand via Savannan and Key West: brigs Orlando, Gifford, Acxandria, ‘Va; Mary, Bucoe NYork, Fepito Span), incre Bx mencila, Terres, do, sehr © GW Wth—Arr brig Lodi, Tinker, B polacre Modesta, Castany, Hava: FALL RIVER, July Arr sloop New York, Port Ewen; 2st, sehre Hopeion, Allen, Philadelphis L ‘Thoinpsou, Newark: Jame Gorb: ‘ork. Std ‘Andrew! sist, ache i, H Endicoit, Vankirk, Philadelpbi Cl ship EM Arndt, Liverpool; bark ALVF8TON, July Neptune. Bremen. HOLMES’ HOLE, July 22—Arr brig Keeka, Ames, Boston for Philadelphia, with ivés of one anchor and mainsail; sobrw Jessie W Starr, Starr, Phiindeiph.a for Boston; Coq Reiner, Tiverton for Bangor (anu, sid for do). In port at cewek B. wind light from W, brig Keoka; schrs Tangala, Jes- fe W. Storr. PM—Arr brig Mountain Eagle, Pray, Port Ewen for Boston; chrs Isabella, Fantkiin, NYork for do: X H Hall, Hatva, Oa jals tor NYork, and sid for Go. Also #id brig keoka. DaRtPror' uly 2—Arr selec Kilen M Duffield, Jones, Baltimore. Sid r Parthevis. White, Albau; MOBILE, July 1i—Cld Br bark Abigall, Harris, Plymouth, a DEW ORLEANS July 1'—Acr ship Meldelberg. Willams, Havre: Span bark Nueva Lauraro, Mllet, Iaabel, Hon: ache G u Mowing ler, Havana. ld steamship Philade pbu Waa’ Span ship teresita, Cardona, neree, Varsons, Jamciea né Mirld}-sox; bark Ann; 0, bars Courier, ant brig * br Dolphin. Eden, Grand Cayman via Ratan ios Venter, Whitman, Leghorn Marmion, MeGowan, NYork vie E Barcelona; ar sehr C ‘Towed to sew sbi s Baden werk and Ohas S lay_NYork: barks Copernicus (Mati), Ji Miicas. Crowell SYork Arte pan! Fer. Arroganie Mex) Cabada fleai tod Campenchy er! farm Moria, Larrouc f S04 from Hameln as, from Rewaraido for New York NEWARK. July 22—Arr sloop Albert Gallatio, Germain, Kingston. Sl. schis Samuel # <dieferd, Taunton; Ame- ingaton: Coaster, Cox. 69% weg rth, Cor foring, sloop Mary, At Fiytog Fish, Croseinan, Yeung, Baltimore. NEWBURYPORT, Jul Arrachr Jacob & William, Mat- chews, Fhiladelpbln, Zist, rigs Metanses, Matthey , do, Ga- zolie. Baker, B Yor. NEWLORT, July 2, AM—Arrbrig8 P Brown, Freeman, Poston: schra Bysaudum (of Aug ), ——=, Virginia, with flip tinaber, bound Kast, levy aun Magia, Painge, for? You; Noreg Milla. Card, Dover. MMV. for do; Viry i cor do; Charles, Coleman, do for do; & lor Hoteon canice Rose, Hawkins, Provt ‘aunton for jiierd tuckinguara, NS vork. ~July S1—Arr sche Tramaa, Lanpheer, ued mi a e¢u, Huine, Rov on, F Bol-broot, Nore. eh jot.s, Joues, Wain » Hudgens, Ba. we, ¥ Niouelas, NYork, Oliver H Booth, do SANTEM. daly Tee kte sche & Hougton’ Philadel BALI ‘e Arr sche Sarat Th -| phia. 8d seh? JP Wetuerill, Cobb. P hadelp ia. rk <b LARGE PORTONE POR A SMALL DN $5000. tecisfor Pantene parent, tan ies som th chah OF part credit, to go imo the manufacture of a DAW article, tn evtenstve ae wo tage Re ppaee of 9 ates ensive, Tt cum be sold for uae he that it now a TEP Co ahd yet mak reat of Bo Web plorecied Up lotions pomat Gail & shdsast, OL. ie 77 Duane street TTENTION—WITHOUT DANGER.—THIS season to use Cos'ar's exterminator for rat, a tom huge, cockroaches, Ac. Rais don't die in thelr holen, come ow and die. Free trom potun Costat’s electrie der, for the destruction of mothe flens, bedbugs, mosg! etn Comlars uncivaliad bev aa ex tor, (aw ) ated Costar’ fh HENRY BR. 06 who and reta | depot, adway, New York, FPHig 8 KO DECRETION INFORMATION INVALD. abie to married and single and too little Known, will forwarded (0 ony ad iress wy the of one dime. siny for ans, ‘Addrcar Pierre ive \ Uil, | oat ofice, 1H ADVE RISK Pon a » PAngiais. Apply bonne Mr atria: este dolt sa Ne demoiselie qui ne Fac oe pas a leh Some rue. 7 NR FILLE FRANCAISE, PARLANT UN PRU L/AN- conmaigaant an pew la contre, desirerait se Cane une Anencame O00 aR oF omen FiNAMeLLED cor, FURNITURY YEW, Bis Sarled sh tbs tanutecicry, @ht Brendwa:” (.w Bice een Ahonen : pibbet. Goods carefully packed to gor. = Tiahles, with marble, ate or » ‘e cuee in factevery oF than ean he purebaaed elsewhere, ‘Phra: cheap, AKD & BEXJAMEN, $9 Broadway.