The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1856, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1856. Political Gossip. The Washington papers, which in the Jackson and Van Buren campaigns were the fouotaia head of all the political strea: s which spread throughoet the country, have collapsed and lost their power and influence for good or bad. The Union is dull, beavy and stale, with no heart, no energy and no bition; the old Jntelligencer is as dumb as one of Goy. Wise's tribute paying oysters; and the mos. quito fleet, composed ot the Organ, Sentinel and Star, are seldom heard of, and never heeded out- side the precincts of the capital. ‘The Richmond papers, with knives well sharpen- ed, are stabbing away at each other in true brigand style, and giving some awful thrusts at the respective parties to which they are opposed. The Enquirer says the Filimore defection in the South is going on to an estent which alarms the Know Notbings, and will soon place them hers du combat. The Whig, on the other hand, takes ap the articleg of the Enquirer, reading the demo- cratic members of Congress who voted for the passage of the river and harbor improvement bills, out of the party, and says that the profligacy of the nigger driving democracy is thereby admit- ted and denounced, that the Cincinnati platform is already confessed to be repudiated, and that demo- cracy is nothing but a cheat anda humbug. The struggle is becoming desperate in Virginia. The campaign in the South is beginning to show some pretty hard fighting, and is carried on be- tweem the Know Nothings and the nigger driving democracy, while the real friends of Fremont in that section are at present compelled to do battle under the banner of Fillmore. (nthe North and East the war is waged between the Fremont and Buchanan forces, with here and there a Nnow Nothing encampment, made up of followers isa transition state for the Northwest. There is no opposition, the ranks of the Constitutional Fremont party presenting a too formidable appearance to justify an attack. Tae Philadelphia Know Nothing Convention which nominated Millard Fillmore and Andrew J. Doneison, with a full representation, should have been composed of two hundred and ninety-six mem- bers; but there were five Southern and ten Northern States which were not represented, and the total Bumber of Northern delegates in the convention when the nominations were made amounted 60 only forty-nine. Who is the sectional candidate for the Presidency ? . Ataspontaneous gathering of the voters of the village of Thompson, Long Island, last week, a vote for Presidential preferences was taken, and the whole company, numbering thirty, declared in favor of Fremont. There are but thirty legal voters in the village. ‘The Mayor of Buffalo has beea requested to re- eign his office, by a vote of fifteen members of the Common Council, because he has expressed his pre- ference for Fremont for the Presidency. The hard delegate from Washington county to the State Convention is instructed to vote for Hon. David L. Seymour as the candidate for Governor. It is said that both the hard and the soft delegates to the State Conventions from Kings county are in favor of Hon. John Vanderbilt, of Brooklyn, for Governor. The Columbian South Carolinian ia rejoiced that ‘the South is at last united. It says:— By reterence to the vote on the resolution relating to Fon. PS. Brooks, it wilt be seen that it is the most united ccti@al vote on the of the South evar given—but es from sla ing Staten (Hoamn, of Mary- ad Cullen, of Delaware ) voting against Mr. Brooks We are «iad to see something has occurred to unite the Soutia, and hope they will coatinue #0, A feer bas been expressed that there will not be democrats enough left in Vermont for seed after the Presidential election. There is great enthusiasm and carnestness for Fremont and Dayton among the Germans of Boaton. ‘The Anzeiger dee Nerdens, the German paper pab- lished there, a paper which has heretofore supported ‘Yee Pierce administration—has come out in support of the Philadelphia nominations ard piatiorm. ‘The democratic papers having circulated a report that Hon. Elisha Whittlesey had boldly and frankly come out in favor of the nigger driving democracy, that gentleman writes as follows:— Permit me to say that, since I have held office. it has been my aim to practice most rigidly what was professed to he the tru: doctrine by the democrats in 1826. ana by the whigs in 1810, that no subordinate oflicer in any de- partment should interfere in the State or the Presidential elect.ons The call for a convention of the constitational Fremont party of Connecticut, to be held at Hart- ford on the Sth of August, has over seven hundred signatures. More than one-half of the twenty sign- ing in one town were formerly members of the de- mocrstic party, and all prominent men. It is em- phaticaily a movement of the people. The Hartford Press says a bookselling house in that city, few days since, sent out a specimen copy of the “Life of Bachanan,” by Mr. Horton, to regular customer in a manufacturing village of that State. It was returned the next day with the following message:—There is no demand for this here, bat if you have the ‘ Life of Fremont,’ of any edition, send on as many copies as you choose.” The New Orleans Delta (independent) says:— We doubt much if the Sou will consent to be a par- sive instrument in the bands of thse who are now fore dow ing avd tracing out the policy of Mr. Buchanan's (ministration, The voice of the South will soon be beard | poo this vital question, and ber influence soundly felt, un\ees proper guarantees be given, and the mon strous doctrme of * squatter sovereignty”? totally repu diated. The Philadelphia Bulletin (independent) says the public is very much interested to know whether Mr. Buchanan will withdraw. The Presidential contest is narrowing down very materially. only four candidates remaining in the field, viz.— Mesars Fillmore, Fremont, Buchanan and (orritt Smith. Of these four only two seem to excite any enthusiasm, and these are Messrs. Fremont and Fill- more. There isa singular dalneas; among the sup- porters of Mr. Buchanan. They carry on the can- vass as a mere work of partisan drill, the rank and file saying nothing, while the leaders give the or- ders, which are obeyed with little alacrity. The truth ‘is that the cold, selfish, calculating charac- ter of Mr. Buchanan is the last in the world to excite euthosiasm. A man without impnlee, ener- @y, independence or warmth, can never stimulate personal interest; and there can be no enthusiasm for one who has so littie of the magnetiam that tells apon popular feeling. MThe Herkimer county Democrat—hitherto Know Nothing, puts ap the names of Bachanan and Breck- inridge. One of the “signs” in favor of Fremont's election is, that, since the retiring of Andrew Jackson, no political party has had control of the government more than one term. Jackson was succeeded by Van Buren in 1896; then the whigs came into power and elected Harrison in 1340; then the democrats were victorious and Polk was chosen over Clay in 1844: next Taylor, whig, elected over Cass in 1548, and in 1452 Pierce defeated Scott. A Fremont Clab has been organized at Dobbs’ Ferry, Westchester county, which haa elected the following officers:—M. K. Cousins, Presideet; C. W. Thomas, G. Conklin, C. T. Platt, Vice Presidents; C. MoCutchen, Secretary; W. A. Hale, 2 += z = i eof fe ofa erie se Fr : i 7 ga LE zi = es HH Personal Inte! The Secretary of theNavy, who been absent from Washington for the last four or tive days, bas returned and resumed his avties. ‘the Niagara Falls Gazette, of the 264 inst., eays :—Mr. Fillmore has been spending a number of days at the Moa- teogle Hotel, as the guest of Gen. Stuart. Yesterday, by invitation of the -proprictors of the Cataract House, Mr. Fillmore, with Gen. Stuart and lady, John T. Bush, aud other invited guests, dined at the Cataract. Gen. Park- hurst Whitney occupied @ seat atthe head of the table, with Me» F.on his right and Gen. 8. on his left. Among | others present we noticed Hon. Christopher Morgan aad Mr. Bratehford, of Auburn, who, although not the polit: cal friends of Mr. Fillmore, were not backward ia show: jug their respect for the man, and assisting to enliven the cecagion with wit and repartee. The affair, which by the by vas ratber private than otherwise, was very | ne=sagy - Mr, Fillmore left for Butfalo in the’ afternoon ain. ‘The Paris correspondent of the London Tmes, writi on the 2th of June, says :—The Emperor, who bas worl ed very hard for some months past, ‘eels the necessity of ashori but absolute reepite from nis labors, He has also suilered trom occasional attacks of gout, and a change of Our Boston Corespondence. Boston, July 21, 1556. The Laat Fugitive Slave Excitement—VWhig Meet- ing in Fancuil Hall—The Sumner Sympathy— The Brooks and Burlingame Controvers: The monotony of this city was broken during the last week by one or two occurrences of public inte- rest. On Wednesday, considerable excitement was created in Court square and its adjacencies by the arrest and examination of a fugitive slave, called James Johnson, who had eseaped from Mobile in the bark Growler. A large number of our citizens were on the qui vive. Visions of a mob, a court house surrounded by military, a protracted legal struggle, and a rendition of the fugitive, arose in the minds of thousands. The Vigilance Committee who manage the underground railroad, were burning to bring to a practioal test the efficacy of the Personal Liberty Our Frankfort (Ky.) Correspondence. Faranxrort, Ky., July 19, 1856. The Presidential Contest—Heavy Bets on the Issue— Tremendous Hail Storm—Prospects of the Har- vest, §c., He. Here, away down in old Kentuck, the greatest | enthusiagm prevails already upon the Presidential question, and bets are running very high. To-day, in Lexington, $3,000 was put up upon the final re- sult between Buchanan *nd Fillmore. Fremont has very many strong advocates, but the whigs give in to Fillmore carrying the State. The democrats are also very sanguine of success. A great hail storm passed in a circuit of about six miles to the north and east of Lexington on Thurs- day last, at 3 P. M., wilh the thermometer up to 92 degrees. The cornfields were levelled to the ground, and the leaves badly cut. The corn crop is esti- MABITINE INTELLIG“ACE. FOR CALIFORNIA, ETO. New York.....Aug. 9......San Juan, Nic, rum Charleston 18h and Uk. dae’ at" Savane Lue From Havans 10th and ith, due at New York ite Grey on New Guanani—Prom Mow York, Mth, ar- rh ‘and New Orleans 2th. From Jeane bth, Havana Bib, due at New York 13th, maw'On “ AKER Crv¥—From New X0re 1st of each month, bill in extinguishing the claims of Southern masters | Hr iutends:tisrelore, doakioy at Plontires sete tins | Mated to come in wd about one-half acrop. Oats | M,Harane Wh and Mobile Sl. ¥rom Moblle Loi, ms Pablabes red tei hands in glee atthe promert | nr et he Tolery Cl" wiluod Wo | wea @ com fry pry rely news’: N°™ | ouberuy “ity aretce ey tana fk ir hands in glee at the cither at the Tuileries or z lo will attend to no | wi re! now. \ ‘Hav Crexiensve ols of extras; and the Tenaratrs | {itg Snsenn" iam "Egure, heuer | ” Thee beste tated pone noi | Sin"gr out Mb eres wt Hoven in the neighborhood of the temple of justice, re- Ws repose a a Tae weeks. a a i pak eee ee ae of which is a aatifet saditpactage nd laters lndad for the Naw Yorx Suna the great bibulation that accompanied aye | Cemetery, Ww: lie under some beautifal monu be sealed. membering the great pan: no petitions to nt. The Empress will | Comey poe ad tho taieash and Uarvech af Kantatier’e | to as prese not accompany her husbend; she remains at St. Cloud, the nine days’ tribulation of Anthony Burns, were and not until his M3 will children. The hotel cost $120,000, and was built . ALMANAC FOR NEW TORK—THIS Day. in eestacies. Harris be detntelysettled, "I mentored oss forage | a tax levied upon the taxable property of the city, | $7% xm + 6 9 | MOON ia. nosssstaorm Johnson, who had been foiled in an attempt to escape by swimming, was brought before Judge occasion that there was a difference of opinion among the medical men «= to whether the sea air was not too sharp for the imperial infant, and the Empress is Port of New York, July 25, 1856. A novel way, water and oe works, State’ House, &c., all of which render it a comfortable and lovely for a Metealf, at 3 o’clock P.M., in the Supreme Court | willing to separate herself from her child. int The long succession 0: weather has nearl: room. The place was crowded with citizens of va- yolemsks, who sands no ede aeeeae repose after the ruined the crops of grain and grass,and o ED. rious colors, and an intense interest in the proceed- thorny aa cae duty 3 hs fen, Teares on up all the atrame. “The railroad traveling ts very | Si Fuicban sages" t Coun uursday Dext for Homburg, tl te ye Fi “ ings was manifested by the spectators, in comse- | tregcribed for him. In this case, also, ‘whatever way | Ps S—There are four Fremont clubs in Paris, anbam & Dison. quence of a report having gained currency that the United States Marshal was about to put his strong arm into the case. The fugitive was surrounded by have been said to the contrary, health alone, and not litics, is the cause of the absence of the Minister for ‘oreign Aftairs, He purposes returning to Paris towards the end of next month, B—Snow & Burgess. 4 , Porterfield. Bark N Hinckley, Sawyer, Richibucto—Thompson & Hun- ter. ou Higginsou (Br), Janes, Quebec~Walsh, Carver & Political Intelligence. CALEB LYON AND COLONEL FREMONT. D. §. Barer, Esq.:— his friends, who were estimating in round numbers The London Time: of July 9, says:—We grieve to be 80. obliged to add, there i on to ap Dean Srr—I most cordially con; te YOU in | Oi nic Meldon, Chandler, Miramichi—Walsh, Carver & Chase. the political capital they would make out of the | Tore a sufering from Wery nevers lndisposition, His | YOUF noble advocacy of the rinetpl of the rej Bark H Thoruton, Taylor, New Urieans—Staaton & Thomp: affair. He is a medivm sized mulatto, witha cunning | lordship was taken suddenly ill while in conversation | ican party—of the nomination of Fremont and "Bark Rif, Percival, Richmond—Siffken & Ironsid look, worth, probably, six or seven hundred dollars | with ber Majesty at the Pavilion, Aldershot camp, on | ton: they are those of the early fathers ‘and foa Fark Auiaranih (rem) Probel, Baltimore Meyer & Stuck- ‘ Southern dies eg Monday. Finding that he was in danger of talling, he | ers of the republic, and a just reflex of the senti-| o, J ° y' in the mai 3; gays twenty. | endeavored to support bimseit by seizing a table, but it ] ments and sym| thies of the democratic masses of | ““irig c Hickman, Hickman, Rotterdam—Laytin & Hurlbut. but is nearer rolled from bim, and he came to the ground with much | Northern New York. In pe I was proud, as an ‘onito, Upton, Buenos Ayres—M M Freeman & Co. seven years old, thirty-seven, Judge Metcalf listened with becoming dig: Brig hi Brig Zillia Bar), Post, Montevideo—M Pasticaldi, » yivlence, The only further particulars that we were able = Ay Taylor, } peda: 19 tt, Bacon &'0 ir \sor—J erican, of achievements of Fre- Yo ascertain were, that the soble lord epent Monday night | 2" oe - i complimented as he was by the admiration s mont, nity to the reading of the writ and the return there- | in camp, and was couveyed to London ina very suifering | of Humboldt, and the distinguished praise of ‘on; and when the counsel for the prisoner moved for | *#te by train yesterday morning. Arago. He, ‘in truth, unites a Pheenlcian love Brig 8 Crosby, Cliford, Bangor—R P Buck & Co. bis discharge, be simply said, “Let him be dis- = the 10th of July, in Pos yenry the Biche jad of adventure to Greek om and Ro- Brig Elizabeth, Boardman, Portsmouth—R P Buck & Co. a" There was great cheering inthe cour | Wisk use fina stv vinione vers ‘nian | ua _comape, whowe comer glory une been | Et Unica age a charged. was great ring Leaady Pe re erg iplomatijue invited, | M8 greatest, his chiefest and only aim. | Fehr i dones Gannon, Key Wested A Ferris & Co. room, and the Vigilance Committee, by a concerted | Were his Excellency the \merean Minister ond Mrs’ | Whether we view him 'mid the miasma of Salt Lake | Schr F 0’ Felton, Arnold, Charieston—Seranton & ‘allmau. lan, ran out of the Court House in it direc- | Datias, Miss Dallas and Mr. P. Dallas. marshes 3 the perils of Sierra Nevada snows, bat- | Schr Cora. Kelly, Philadelphia“, W McKee ons, 0 08 to pussle the Marshal's pose, if they [Correspondence of the Boston Atlas.) tling under the Bear flag a; defeated Castro, | Kiop staria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River—Master. should attempt to arrest their jut there was Panis, Janel, 1956. or eating singly, by hostile savages, Sloop Warren, Stannard, New Haven—Master, no need ot such a precaution, for Marshal Freeman Steamer Oneida, Ely, Philadelphia—J & N Briggs. was smoking a segar at his country seat in Sand- wich, and Deputy Marshal Riley had heard nothing the captive of an army cohort, or the tenant of a British prison—in each position he has exhibited pa- triotiem that defied persecution, and firmness t Disgracefill Conduct of Ameiéané tn Paris. The title of “American citizen (so long a! passport to ARRIVED. favor.) now raises prejudices against one in Court circles, Steamship Tennessee, Webber, Laguayra, St Thomas, Porto about the nigger, and wanted to hear nothing. | tn consequence of disgraceful scenes which staid that misfortune. In him our country would | Cabelio and Porto Rico, with mdse and passengers, to S de There was much crowing in colored cock-a-doo- | honored name. and batt few of which ever reach the pub- caged ita high ideal of a chief marae greta, Jove * Co. ne 21, lat 25.05, lon 6814, spoke schr diedom on the hill, and many valiant Africans | lic ear in the United States remy i they are the gossip | worthy of ite progessive destiny. Petrel, of and from Baltimore for Aspinwall, 4 days out, all boasted loudly of what they would have done in the | (fall Furone. It bas not been long since four or Ave | “rusting that Divine Providence ‘rill bless our ef- ] Ship Wm Prothingham, Babbage, London, June 9, with thuggery line if the United States authorities | Americans became beastiy drunk ata ball in the Tuileries, | » 2° SO Wor of the cause of frecium, believe me, | "mdse and 4 passengers, 19 Durham & Dimon. had interfered. The whole affair was blown | Wn4 forced their wa: tothe Emperor's table at supper, Ly 1 Ship Memeb'y, Mavic. New Crieans, 15 days, with mise and making the greatest uproar, and indulging in liberties | ever yours, Cares Lyon or Lyonspaue. Bm neatly oy over at sundown, to the great disap- | which might be pardoned onl: at the penuitimate hour of | LYONSDALE, July, 1856. ‘Bark Mi Hill, St Johns, PR, 1 days, with sugar, to Hy- pointment of all parties interested in, excitemeats, | a political clam bake. ‘The annoyance a ‘scene’ would met ‘ and the fugitive has cone where he will find plenty | cause, and the fact that two ofthe party were * * * Coroners’ Inquests. pt oe se Frese 75 gry G8 Ton of bard work, and the hardest of all to horsow 6 | prevented them from being extruded ‘from the pre. *: “ 7420, spoke Resolute; of Saco, from Havana for Pcrtlaod. cmets of the palace by the imperial menials. But Fatat Fatt.—Coroner Gamble held ap ioquest, at the Bark Warwick, Hall, Havana, 12 days, with sugar, to Ro- berts & Williams. Hark Courier, Sherwood, New Orleans, 14 days. with mise, to Dunham & Dimon. 19th inst, of Hatieras Shoal, spoke barks Jasper, and Peter Demill. and brig Macon, a!l bound 8. dollar apiece from those who were foremost in se- curing his free On Friday last, an effort was made to ral- evening ly the whigs to Faneni! Hall in behalf of Fremont the disgust and astonishment raised by their degraded | New York Hospiial, upou the body of James Evaus, a misconduct persuaded the Court Chamberlains that 4 é hare tet, So somewhere. they believed | Sailor, borm tn France, and 2 years of age, who died from these brutes pad surreptitiously obtained ticketa | the effects of a fall from a window of the boarding house and Dayton. The extreme heat of the weather pre- id enife * ral “ lice officers No. 58 Oak street, received early yesteriay morning. Bark Realm, Burgess, New Orleans, 15 days, with mdse, to vented a full attendance, as the of the old Senueeed ook po pe hm Prsrnod Deceased was found by the polise, ving in his nighe Bebines OF nay okins, Tol e $0, persons during ig Mary Means (of Sedgwick), Hopkins, Tobasro, June 3), school are determined to k cool the cam- | the remaining period of the ball, and to dog them home | Clothes upon the sidewalk, bleeding protusely, and was | with mahogany, toe Theband &8on. Julf 18, Double Head? paign. A large portion of the sadience haved in | when they |, that they might ascertain if indeea | conveyed to the hospital, where he died. The jary ren- | ed Shot Keys Habe bearing ENE 7 miles, spoke brig Ocean a ‘silly manner, cheering Fillmore at every opportu- | those persons were the people they represented them- | dered a verdict of «Accidental death.” pa Rony or teage nt Sag ay Bw hE COSTE nity, and disturbing the meeting by their rowdyism. | s¢\ve# to be. To the astovishment of the French the | Farat Accipevt.—William Hyde, a youth, 16 years of age out r, of Halifax, Cien{uegos for Boston, r was ejected and The | Paiice 4 re .was no manner of fraad. | ae» whose parents reside at No. 330 Greenwich street, rig Maria White (of Providence), Nickerson, Cardenas, 10 on occasion proved it ig | oP will not be surprised, after this, when | tell you that : sorry @ age, with molasses, 1o N de! Rio. duty of Webster whiga to vote for F these persons regard this whole occurrence as a “good | died yesterday, at the New York Hospital, from the ef- inwright, Bermuda, 6 days, with po- duty. el igs ir Fre- | joke,’ and the circumstance of their being attended { {ects of injuries received on the Fourth of July. Tho de- vi mont; but if the whigs do not perform their | tome by the detective oilicers, as “decidediy rick.” | ceased, appears, was loaiiug his pistol, when it svent | wii Lem) (of Alesandria, Va). Low, Fajardo, PR: 1 dasa, obligations to Fremont better than they did to | with the exception of a forcinie edt-ance into the Empe- | off prematurely and shattered iis hai, causing injures | “iu Eatetmjetpasane, “Moller & Riera; vissel ig masier: Webster they will not give much sup) the re- ape saloon, disguetiug incidents ot this nature | which finaily resulted fatally. An inquest was heid upon | order. “ os ablican tic! At present it would appear that cur yee the Emperor or the Prefect of the Seine | the body, and a verdict of ‘Accidental death’ rendered. BET A ty Mier (of ew] Ewy, ee gore ue jdare, 7 | 5 4 i . rubber sad , ford. ta old whigs will maintain a masterl ity gives a ball. Americans regard the invitation to these 31 "0, lon 74, exchanged signals with three tasted. scr “Anu pa.aces ye core Lea rt on aby ode may write any “spree” they please, At the 1 given at the Tulle- the young men of thet party who aspire to office | 1.2" two americana went in full court costume from the paince to the Maison d’ Or, where they exhibited their Harrison, bound 8. Sebr Chase (of Brookhaven), Jones, St Andrews, 15 days, with cocoanuts, &e, to Rich & Knowlton. Schr Fear Not (Br), Knowles, Eleuthera, 9 days, with pine- Married. On Thursday, July 24, by the Rev. T. T. Guion, Carrtoy Le Sacre to Hannu C. Emanret, daughter of the late The and Sumner affair has given @ won- | <tste of beastly intoxication to the large 7 Michael Emanuel, all of the city of Brooklyn. Jes, to Jeseph Eneas. derfnl impetus to the republican cause in this State. | jaie hour ike morning’ ruses we oy a Ss i “eke Sin ir), Waycott, St Georges, NB, Ildays, with lum Mr. Sumner bad never gained the sympathy of the | he confined to the most degraded of the lowest “Lake Pocahboren, Buckley, Charleston, §days, with eotlon, masses. He was admired simply his scholarly | ¢! . Aimerican ministers fail to exert the influeace Died. > be. te leraten 2 tee’ ston, $day: loa, attainments, and his polished orations. When he ea- | Wich be!ongs to them, and which, if used, might alto. | On Friday, July 25, May, youngest daughter * Jo. Pete Stein Ciininione: 06 Clans, the cause of the tree soilers he was much pet- gether put an ed to these disreputable scenes. But | S¢ph and Clarissa Elliott, aged 8 years, 2 mont! 16 hr Geo Heury, Gordon. Newbern, NC, 4 days. ted by them, but up to the moment when Mr. Brooks though under every other circumstance of life they are » 2 lontrose, Wail. Machins. + : i gentlemen of uerve, judgment and firmness, they are ap relatives and friends of the ‘amily are inviiei to br Hockinum, Atien, Boston, ‘wis, Boston for Albany. attend the funeral ceremonies, at the residence of her -_ his cane to him, Mr. Sumner had but little | Ooi hy the very hint of a hostile vote. ‘They cannot id upon the public mind, even here in Boston. | iy. ‘reasoned out of the terrors such a threat raises: | father, No. 87 avenue C, to morrow afternoon, at three paren, Bost 5 . Me . J " - Sehr G x rRe, Now, however, there is a strong feeling in favor of | “take any other shape but that, and my firm nerves | o'clock. Ser olen oo en te thes. himself and his party. Brooks’ gutta percha atick, | shali never tremble.’ Every citizen of the United On Thursday evening, July 24, after & short but severe Schr Durette Kahn, Bolles. Portland, A Sehr J M Bral Schr Harmon, Palmer, Portiand, Ct. like the sword of Alexander, has cut the gordian knot q-, in the 43d year of his nerd, Russell. Portland, Ct States. po matter how contemptible the franchised papay | illness, Groner M. Toxison, age and thousands will vote for the | :nay be, appears, when seen through the haze of si . tn n : Fi candidate, because a Massac for futsze oftce, a I representative in Congress ‘The relatives and triends of the family are respectfully | SON 7,7 naernon, Cole, Hortland, Oy nator has been cudgelled by a South Carclina Repre- | ¥'*! the Presiiential election “in the House.” Verily invited to attend his funeral, from his iate residence, No. Sehr JR Meee, Arthur, Southport 7 sentative in C P for a nation of ‘reemen, we are the most abject slaves | 179 West Sixteenth street, the morning, at half-past Sloop Polater, Fowler. Providence. bd that ever lic iat the nod of @ Czar, or truckled to the ht o'clock, without further invitation. His remaia Propeller Ann Eliza, Robinson, Phitn The refusal of Hon. Marshal P. Wilder to stand | fyown or au Emperor. When will we obtaiu in America | Will be taken to Boundbrook, N. J., for intermect. Propelier Mars, Nichols, Philade!ph'a, the nomination of the Know Nothings for Governor, | jess license and more Liberty? On Tuesday, July 22, Wakxex'B., youngest son of | Propeller Osceola, Clark, Providenec. Charles H. apd Martha Scott, aged 4 years § month: and BELOW. Mr. Wilder is a respectable merchant and | ,. wy 1 7 ABBIVALS. 12 days. Hark Stanley, 9 days from agriculturist. He has for several years been Presi- abn ny Re 9 Eirmemagant Porte Rico | Poughkeepsie papers please copy. : brig | Rake poy dent of some of the most important agricultaral i Miss Ruta Verde, Corimo Caizaiillia, On Friday, July 25, GaoxGe Hoitayn, aged 65 years, & societies in the country, and wouid bleed well if run ‘oung, P H Simmonds, John Morrison, | Dative of county Kerry, treland. * Ship Andrew Foster, Liverpool. for Governor with bis own consent. He wants the ols Cucbas, Charles Benners aud wife, Louis Lambert ‘The relatives and friends of she family are respectfully tp Ans er, RAVErp OE or and wite, Mise G Richie, Mrs Beville and son, W A Weather. invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. Wind during the day, SW. office, and would have a chance of election if nomi- is Henry Cardose, & Hou 1 Molinus. Webwer, John P | 363 Pearl street, this afterucon, at one o'clock . Piatto A ~ ‘ tcke M Alegrett, Mrs ‘ Ganan ise : but not recei his office :— nated under proper auspices. But he is shrewd | fiMciiien and servant: ti ii Scanlon wile and ten chil On Friday, July 26, of dyeontery, Sanat Euizaurra, geh Mesmmeath tof Bansoay Peace, ieeowaraide, Vonemne- enough to refuse to allow hiuself to be da: dren, Ramon Paez, Mise Heien Goold, Miss Davenport, A Po. | Youngest daughter of Thos. B. and Harriet A. Kissam. Is, July 4, vin Hampton Roads 4 days, with guago, to Jas Lec by a nomination in opposition to the rari and wife, Rev, Mr Hawley, wife and child: R Swiftand The friends of the family are invited to attead the fume- | & Co. - party in the State for this cam: , and go | daughier, Mrs Howe, Mr Cuningham, Jose Margarida, wife | ral, this afternoon, at four o'clock, from No. 111 Mercer Brig Wm Nickel, Strout, Cherryfield, 7 days, with umber, fe has moved for 6 ‘of trial to | $84-child’ Thoe Turrell, F de Arauguinendez, A de Coties, ¥ | street, Jersey Cuy to Simpson, Mayhew & Co e nee some tatore term of the General Court “Pr i atty: ship Wm Prothing! hs wt Mrs Babbage, M Charice E. zd Med 24, Aurnep Dexman. youngest child | p'hewoge, (or! Mind Wisntaor, 21 days, with plaster, to D The affair of Mr. Anson Barlingame with Mr. | neringeaud servant, WC Poser. cree en a CERNON, Cone 6 EES OE sor Be Denton, Chive, Baspert i is SKebr Kay State, Sher Heston Brooks has created quite a sensation here. Having From St Johus, PR, in bark Mariel—Dr M Mantinez,Col P La take place frora the reeidence of his Propeller Thomaas phe Willers Baltimore, 69 bours gore up like s rocket in his the Sum- | de Uranda. perents, No, 227 Ninth street, this afternoon, at two Propeller Sachem, Fashion, Hartfor. ner asaault, he came down a k in his ex- From Bermada. in Penguin—Josiah H Frith. N Bas. | o'clock. Sid 24th, ship Liverpool. Leaion The ship Pngenae Goon y called to an account Brooks. | Combe and son, Geo wright, Miss F M do. na Friday, Jul; Race Freamoys, wife of Patrick | Liverpool, ancbored at 8 W Spit. much were our anti-sla’ ¥ Chris- DEPA’ ES. \tzeimons, years, a native of the parish of Gra- —a tinns incensed at the fe of Senator Sumner | _ For Melbourne, Australia, in the ship Monsoon—Donlan | ward, Yo Ae Longiord, Ireland. Herald Marine Corscspondence. bleeding for bleeding omen, that they desired ar. | 5,2), 221" Hogaman, A Yile Wo] Teo frionds and acquaintances of the family are respect- | op THOMAS, July I~ Arr brigs 11 W Monoure, Gree: Gently that somebody should shoot Mr. Brooks. | Purce. inthe eabie.. Terence Callmghan, I jin | fully Invited to attend her funeral, from er late rositence, | hades (and st 10th for Jacmel 'o lon tor NYork), 21, F W, Mr. Burli itched into the Soath | Jrrber!, Patrice KeKenney, Thomag Maher, D Mel ey No. 129 Goerck street, to-morrow afternoon, at one | more, Davis, Philadelphia (and sit Oth for st Proix), dd, Cron Woen Mr. ingame pi eee Moti an Soke’ Cokie Willi ante: feds | o'ciockk, adn, Pettin York (and ld same dav for Giayoinn, PR); Carolinian so gallantly, and signified that he was te, ite * thomas Kaho, dames Twoblll, ‘Rich On Friday morning, July 25, Fasiy Gxnracem, only | seht Leo, » Boston (and ald oth for Jacml to ‘iad for ready to assume the personal responsibility required ¥ Money, William Sullivan, Avston | daughter of Chas. T. and Emily G. Goo win, aged Lyear, ad, Be Og mo HE by gentlemen of honor for his remarks, there was ee Tre pare reehy, Mine Trey. | @ months apd 21 days. same day for Curacen); Sth, bark Amizon, Kirwa., Barba Mr= Lovett, John Jacobs, James Galiagher. ¥ Murphy. Lawrence Carr, G Pendergast Mrs Pendergast, Peter Rohan and wite, Cornelius Longstreet Joba E Cooper, in the 2d cabin. Funeral this afternoon, at four o'¢ vck, frum No. 6 Munroe street. On Friday, July 25, after ® short and painfal {!!ness, Muu Dax Stiuvax, aged 6 years and 6 :months, son brig Addy Swift, 6th, barks Eastern yaa, Pit, to load ic ih for great exultation in this does (nnd sid same day for made Fesier, N York (and sid 12th Velie, Havener, 8 ¢ for York); 7th, Pes St Jon for Mi | sonal rencontre, essed PR, coran of cand; Ob, ths cone oe SR: =" ap | of Siles and Johanne Sullivan. ‘ St Johne, PR, ‘or sf, cinkt| with @ cargo of coal): Hh. aches mphatically that nd a champion was Brea: bow y poe igs bg rn The friends and ncquaintances are rercecticliy tm- | ii). Magyar, Liltlen fog np) may maple Bee moe that 7 foseph A. | vited to attend the funeral, wo-morrow afternoon, at two | 12).. Mars Louies, Al Triands he is ready to fight, al’ . mate of the schooner Danville, one of | oclock, at 227 Mulberry street. 13th, Gen Ehringheus, A lath for chi hae puts new keta Savappab papers please copy. x and @ mkt); Arita, id 15ti for case, and the of Cosesantes of Shonght, | On Friday, Jely 26, tsar, only von of (oorge W. and yy Hb ty At this safe distance from the scene, ry rgaret ; x perion, and eager forthe fray” Bat, determined to ascer- The friends of the family are respectfully invited to between ‘and Brooks would ito the gal. | Attend bia funeral, this morning, at nine o'clock, from pe eager 7 exciting and pleasan the : by 3 tT Jab 4 a fons ens Ome fellow a a . 4 : persons, that Mr. | BB, F by, and saw inside of bs "The relatives and friends of the fai 4 th bo collision will be exnsed by the card of that emi: | imivediately went and informed Captain Chester, | ver of tee agers’ Umea Rescvoleas doaely, are te nent sensationist, Mr. Burlingame. who was conversing with the | keeper, Mr. | spectiuily invited w her feral, from the resi- JH Stroup, © Fall River Nuckols, on shore, and the three went on to | dence of her busband, Wm. Girdiws 28 Lewis street, | | Ci steamer Boston, Clarke, NYork; barks AA Deer inve matter. Mr. Nuckols lifted up the | to-morrow morning, ai 10 o'cies, ; — wely, without fur: | UST Mior thin, Stuart Ragged Islami, N Eey Atty Sey, ther invitation On Friday, July 25, euddenty, 61) N Nei and Me oi ate ie AA Ney a x3» S |, and Mount Zion Eacampment, No. 17, 1.0. 0. F., in his pocket $395 68 paper, $127 ead Ghe'ctheess of the Reverse Depertveent, fold, and sixty-eight cents in change, which fo oahd | Seky seven cred, bie teneret’ weameeron anroe, stole from his in ant; Kentneky, Nichols, and J 1 Pennell, st-out, Rosion; sh ¥. Flower, Paine, Hartford: Storm Clood. D Stroup, Corson, and Dazzle, Veazie, Boston; Portiand. Misceliancous and Utaesterm The clipper ship Dashing Wave, Capt Young, 1239 tons, is ow on the Balaner Dry Duck getting repaired, Miscellaneous rey Items, Advices from Odessa, of the 23d of June, -, 8 w ” definitive decision has at been received here site from St. Petersburg, the colonization of the Greek volunteers in the . These will ive land abandoned by the Tartars, exempt from taxes during fifty years. The State will ad- : vance for the same to each father of a father-in law; but this | at @ o'clock, from his late res e, 362 Bleecker of ship Courier, at Ni family a sum of 200 silver roubles. The children of | is believed to be a fabrication, aa his Areet. reports having see there, families will be educated at the expense of | iniaw alleges that he hae lost no money. Capt. | On meiate, Sy SS, davene, cen of Robert ond dune arge sized shine asbone. who. - the State. The Greek volunteers would not have | Wilkinson, of the night watch, asked Tom if | Murdman. see munis and o cys from his late | 228TH one heading to the enst. the other to the weet; all teasts hoped for more favorable terms. The namber of | be knew anything of a a to Wm. H. renoenen, ‘No. Slgpannon strert noon, from his late | one excepting the mizzen of the ship lealing “ve persons attracted to the Crimea by curiosity, or by } Maciarland, Esq., named Martin, who ran away a | “Ow Friday morning, July 25, nt half past eight o'clock Axa (0° Baltimore), Kimball, from Aspinwall for a desire of visiting the graves of their relatives, | day or two before. Tom at first denied any ~ | wisn Hasny, youngest son of Gn ind oy rn * Sstemad have become very o erable, and as many ‘of | ledge of bim, but afterwards stated that if they | Mary Jane Pearson, age) you below at the these visitera were consequently subjected to great | would eo search the vessel they would find him. The friends ant acquaintances of c i rivatious, the government has determined on de- | Accordingly, Wilkinson went down to the | fully invited to attend bis funeral from Feakdence | ceeded in getting on ihe veneer? potom. Fivering passports only to persons who can prove | schooner, avd Mr, Nuckols to aid him in the | of his parents, No. 87 Lewis street, thie afternoon, at ball J ion geile when the and after that business affairs call them to that country. search, -tny Le = Lining ap | 5 Prookiya, ‘Thursday, July 24, Many A., wife of D. | riven this sh, trom Oartoe It is shown return published ae pee neg. oe Hubbell Conkling, and dhughter of P. Wigit, aged 23 | gene. _—_——- in England, that the total amount of fees received | iscovered Martin underneath, pear|y, care Vexesvr.as Jina PACuise, reported by inst st on private billa in the session of 1856 was £42.66; | From the fact that the cook, a New York negro, | "The trends and acquaintances of the family aro invited | Farvpe ns a ming vessel, mallel trom als Mare, in 1464, £61,251; im 1863, £75,666; in 1862, £42,362; | Bamed Lot Munday, on if. of the = to attend the funeral, at hergate residence, No. 98 Willéw | got ashore near Cape Henry, was abandon. by or evew in Isl, £7,740: in 1860, £20,828: in [s4y, | 8% thought that-he had furnished Tom and M: street, this morning, at nine o'clock. Her remains are to |! ¥% ailerwards got off and vrough’ beck | Hs | nore. £24,299; ‘and in 1848, £45,817 CEE ee ane te nese ee reine sent | *irthamevergedary 96, ison, inf danchter of Gobn | vitence,puttnte Helfer Poh ina wits fons of bots topmnmate in ded { “i i 5 ‘ ; i ‘ihameburg, July 2 aoe, infant dav chter of Videnoe, put 1 Ah inst wit” lose of ti pmasie in pended for such selaries and ae at the House er cate the tacts ee hove give chan c and Fiza Libby, aged 1. your 2 months aud LS dape | ® Mboniler storm night ot Heth, off Cape Sable - of Commons as were formerly out of the | 7, ‘Tom and Martin, were then examined | 1* {lends of the family are respectiuliy invited to at Sal vm Philadeiphia, tad fee fund, was in 1865-1556, £40,008, against Jy, and their Aap bh attend ber funeral, thie afternuon, at three o clock, trom a Welle cscs dens £52,942, in the preceding year. my pe Gh ye = 1 Me TO ae renidence of Her parents, Division «venue, thed door put dams nrowing over abou! Opi y * below Seventh street. RCRD. dry dock. br » Peov ‘es Tie, Opinion, of Niemen, states that part of ihe | have ‘given. up the management of the | “On Friday, July 25, at his residence on ataten Island, | ¢,bA0scrt®r—A floating dry dock. built for the Pees tee Dork ‘hone are attac affair to Tom, who first eepreed the scheme | Mr. Bavett Jacorson, in the 50th year of hi age ‘Thirty fourth street, North River. [t was built oy Messrs with oldium. This unfortunate result is attributed to | or excape. It appeared their tenti: His funeral will take piace from his inte residence, at | swnu # Whiley. and is to be located near the foot of Gouver the excessive moisture of the month of May. that they left homes on Sanday ni Chfion, this affernocn, at four o'clock. The trienda ene | neur street, BR, where ail the requisites for the repairing and The Imperial Library of St. Petersbarg has heen | wnd sku! about the soburbs antil scquaintances of the famiy are respsetiully invited wo tic Sanceen poem “B Lo me nae hb Sar, We dos arcs tee eaten nn ot “Non. Wednesday, July 35, in Newark, N.J., in the 6tth | $4 from Mattapoisett 2h, brig Kivies, Merribew, Atiautio learned in Cental ieratares This work was pre- | the schooner Danville. om asked him if there was | 7°at of bis nee, Ht, Micaam Geis & native of Ballymore ; ‘ ri New fedfort 24h barks Rog a ir, Oak sented by a Russian named Kossowitch, receiy- | any chance to replied that he reckoned His remains were followed from St rick’s Cathedral | gro Ho wh oll, and 6000 me. Sent i ed the manuscript from the hands of an i | there was, if make no fags. | to #t. John’s Catholic burial ground by a large concourse | and 14,000 Ibs bone. 100 bbls ap oll on the jyasen, Hindoo, who died some years back in the Ruslan Tom then \dtthem in es | of friends and relatives, by whom be was much es- | 17'h inet, 120 miles 8 of 2 3 smite of Stiin Seintbox. Both negroes Meany ite as | “Dubin papers please eo Wy ae Lebee opentete fe lies fas ben ine, Se cok chain box. Both were Py . "om masts ; taken by the ey auto ne tose war to = with their condition here, and had no ex- pe Fa re My Aan -g amy, mies dong to yrds, ay cm nr ene may of the yuleark re . hd b ch, and recetv amounted to eighty-nine, with an aggregate of 19,028 | pec v~ ei a hal Lae ation North. Tom | onthe. a che Boel Cagsed bor te leak, July & iat $1 1d lon 98.08 WF, — ane or ee a 7 Now York | "The remains will bo taken to East Chester for inter. | spoke, sel Rienal, Caton, Provineeiown, 190 bois ap oll Police Intelligence. going, cnt bie companion, permaded him Tnto it wet Harlem, of consumption, on Friday, July 25, Runa Spoken, de. cyow Liming Alexander iI, Amour, @ deatist, living le 4 Sted’ a eat * niece, toa mm, way of Sarrh P. Gland. oe teem sii hip, Redwood, Rese, from Liverpool May 2 for Caleta, ‘iend . lartin's ¢ frien vee ye family, also er . p : mn » Sonora, Pritchard, 0, Jat 44 N Mer re iT ed fir st Trenton, N. J., was yesterday detected, nt th He had been directed to take it to brothers, dames H. avd Azariah Giffin, are reepectfully peters, Sige Newport, B, for Ragapore, rean establishment of J. W. Thompson, No 515 Broad. office, but probably entertained the hy ited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at two | ‘i ‘ . Cfacirhatther Magoun, Hexter, from Roston May 21 for way. in the act of stenling fockete, daguerrenn plates, ke. | ing it in person. fe had no money, ae o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, George H. | ti sami ine 2 fat 28 N, lon a7 “a to the value of $60. am! was arrested by officer Evans, of 'Y. | Morgan, corner of Third avenue and 109th «treet chip Manhattan, Dixon, from Liverpool for NYork, Joly 9, the Fifth ward police On belbg taken before Alderman | war remanded to jail, to be tried before the Courtof | "Al Brag Pantingo, on the 2th altimo, very wuddeniy, | tot 51" son Uh Clancy. he excosed bimmeelf by stating that he had taken | Hastings im A bi He has a white wife and | scares Kixonaxo Kesseit, gon of Capt. 2. @. Russel’ | An Arm ship Siroring = shovwing 00 hes number 8 ret dle tov much ager bier, whieh toterfered with Lis troaenn, | two children in New York, thongh he is abont the | inte oi this city, tm the 824 year of his age. ! NE By clear pot &. forge rel vareee wih ber fon blockest negro we have ever seen. Tom and Martin were detained a3 witnes:e3—Rirhmond Whig, July A Be war bored on the follow! At Tobaseo, June 8, Gronce Vork, aged 20, day at Point Teabe! , © seaman, of New the taet trate nvase Bark, of Baltimore. fre , Was seen June 6, lat 2) . fon he tempted to take the articles ‘ror that Mr neon owed him money The tang bed bim to await examination spposed th ot Bio Jat He FEES, : ft F YEWPURY bs ¢ Jacob adel es ni PRIP: hy D roceed to Freeport y t iniley. A ett ile f sobre Almira, " ham, 1 7 N iphia. y 2 Ag Kay: Ellen Goldsboro: Cherte for LAND, July is i A ship, understoodth ¢ Japan m Bt John, NB, for fon int ?? ke, dep. pesca daly 5.26 Vee 4 * ipper ship Lightning, from 4 verpool for Australia, well, June? lat ieal 8, lon 36 67 8 ee Ship Ocean Traveller, from liverpool for Philaselphia. days ad July 24, lat 70 36, lon 40 25.—By pilot boat J . Were vel tervelt. Ship Golden Eagle, July 4. lat 27, jon 8). Bark Almude, from Shields for NYork, June 24, lat 69, lon B15. ‘fark John Henry, Moses, from Catania for Liverpool, ne date, off Queenstown. An Am bark steering 8, painted black, showing a red signat Ribs jong name in white letters, was passed June 14, lat Big S, lon 80 44, ‘A full rigged brig. showing white signals. with biack bail in the centre, bound S, was passed July 22, of! Cape Lookont Bear Virginia Griflith, Plummer, from Baltimore tor Poet Spain, July 18 lat 8412 4on 71 48, sehr steering SE. a blue signal with white croms, was signallzed Jilly 1h lat 94 £2 lon st die A sche with a black ball in foresail, was seen July 9, off Vie gin Rocks, Antwerr, July §—Arr George Ayres. Sid’ eth Achilles, Spedde: In port %h bark Revolution (or N Boslou ld, Warren, Bontley, Bueneg Neweastle, E Hathaway, for ik. AUX Caves, July 6—In port schr Dwight Davidson, Hurdy, feom York just nrr (notas before). iA Sled wee 08 AYRas, May M—Arr bark Star of the EastgAyres, verpoo! in port May 21 ship Rebecca. Danvister, for NYork, Wag backs Hanulbal Kind, fondo: Weybosset” atinson: Kirtiang, Benthall, and Antagonist, Crowell, unc; brigs Mary Fr bg end Sarvs eia ne Pri Royal (Br), Pearman, UDA, rinceas Roya! ir), Pea NYork; 14th. sebr Adeona Winte, Ba’ port 18h brigs § Merrill. for NYork next day; Ariel, for ae sPte June %—In port, bark Elizabeth, Young, for NYork, iveston | Skt , Nesmith, Eug- . uly 4—In port ships Ladoga. Carter, for Bos- ton about ready; John L Dimmnick, Skoliieid, do do: Reliance, xedot Outta dow, for pecs BOSE Sanya . Snow, in England: John siduey, and Wm Paiten, Church, for Bristol. John Apenr. a from NOrleans, arr June 29; Rmma'Jane, Springer, (ne: seer Hartstene, Grafam, do. Sid June ships Masonic. John- NYork;: July 2, Cambria, Jerry, do: Ader, (Bre m) da, Conk, July 10—In port ship Hampden, Henry, from Callao, hrr 9th, wtg cargo. Denparx, July 7—Arr Havana, Reed, St John, NB, via from Copenhagen for Klogstown. 1), from Croastaat for Exsinef, July 4—Arr Tropic, Smi Neweastle; ‘3th, Charlote Reed, Elw London. In port 4th brig Geranium, Pierce, for Boston, wind bound, with many others. Sid 3d ship Volga, Hoi, Boston; bark vr, Browa, Bassein HT do'9th Brothers, Crowel:, from Sourabaya, and sid 10th for Bremen rs July 8—Sld Adieu, Corbett, Boston aad St Joha, ‘Gen uly 4—In port brig Torrent, Montgomery. for Bow ton, ldg; Schr W BSeranton, Cathcari, for NYork do, only Am vessels ( TAR, June B—No Am vessel in port Sid Wh brig Wizard, Nickerson, Boston. Wind E. as for several Cavs. Haurax. July iS—Arr brig Blanche, M Doogall. Pictou foe Providence (see Disasters): 1h, schr Gold Hunter, Kenny, © York. Cld 15th, sehr Planet, Kenny, N¥ork. Livenroou, July 12—Ady, Arabin'(), Stone, for Boston 19th (che steamer advertised to #ail 17th has been withdrawn): ah Thompson Blake, de ‘s), Lott, for NYork 28th; Benj Adams, Cha: id Switzerland, Trask, do 14th; North American, Clarke, do 16th; Pidelia, McGill; iaithard Roninaon, Robinson and R LT uatham. do 16th; David Grockett, Spencer, de Asth; Columbia, Hutchinson, do Mat; § M Fox, Ainsworth, de Ba: Teaae Rell, Johnson, do Sith: City of Baltimoge io, oe ¥ planet pide ait ing, Brooks. kid Tonlan, Colley, de Toth: Helen MeGaw, Tucker. and Oliver Putnam. Smita, do 2h; Macauloy, Rogers. for Baltimore 12h: Annapolis, Graham, do anh: Ann B Hooper, Raines, and Capitol, Focke, do with’ despatch; Othello, Lane, for Alexandria; Moultrie, Chapman, for Charleston ‘1th: ¢ $ Grotto, Landerkin, for Savannah: Mobile: Windermere, Wilson, for NOrleans 12th; Edward Hy- man. McNeill. do 15th; Poe Cutler, do 16th: Clarissa Bird Bir: le, Simpaon, and G Tylen, Lawry, do soon; Bleciric, Spear; Amos Lawrence, Drew, ant Trimoun- tain, Dudley, for Caleutta, an Spray. M’Lelian, for Beypore, ldz; and Lacvayea, July 18—In port schr Indicator, White, for the guano isjancs 1th, Std $i sche Frank, Watts, S¢ Thomas, ta search of freight MetnoveNE April 9Sid JR Mora, Hartlett, Mantia. Manseitces, July 8=In port ship Hares, Howes. from Kamiesch. art ist, une; bark Stamboul, Kingman, for Bowoa about Maura, June 29—Arr Quickstep, Weeks, Cardiff. Sid 26th Vesta. Boston. 1 Emeraid MeDonald. for NYork. M—arr bark John Walls, Jr Dongias, Bordeaux, & . bark Grampus, mn nT palinom, Braz, May 15—Arr sehr Rosamond, Reycolds, ore ‘Navies, June %—Sid Fanny, Smith, Leghorn. Newrort, July %—-Arr Pomona, Webi, Glaszow (whence she was incorreet]y reported to have 84 Mi for NYork) PaLLArvEviLE, Algiers. June 30—In port ship Kate SES iee ef escer bound wp,» bg agppond the Aid, —In the river bound up, » brig seppo Henrico, Fairfield (not Water Witchy, from Sate 84 tlt Porto Caperto, Jnly 10—Sid Vespasian date Cool, who died), Huenos Ayres, in charge of frst ‘oMfeer. The car- enter of the V had also died. ly 9d Jessle Rhyuss, Pendlewon (from iF 8 Leotes. Graves, for Rows ind. Gill, and Cumberload. Lamyert for» bark Karel August, Gerribrandts, for Boston, de, fyomny. NSW. March 2[—Arr Jeannie W Paine, Colburn, Richmond; \pril§, Oneida, Creasey, NYork: 1th, Carbon, Sampson, Oregon; 12th, Jenny Ford. Sargent, Puget Sound. ‘8 Tuomas. July 17- Corres nee above. Sr Jouys PR, July$—In port brig Manzantila, disg; sebe Harriet Lewis, fi folk 3 day brig Mussian salle? for Humacoa to load for NYork 2days previously. Schr GM Robinson. for do, to load for do, salled 3 days previously. TESA. June 2—in port barks Minnetouka. Horton, ax Mg Sea Biceze, Grav Boston do; yhine, leton, wig. Seeientix July (Arr Andrew Jackson, Williams, Lon- 1 Trieste, July 2—Arr Const Pilot, Davis. 8 Jago Ternay, duly 7—Pu! in St Marya, Milliken, from Newoaatle for Reston. put in tor a harbor. Wrwene, prev to Jans t7—Arr James Briant, Howe, Ondiz. ¢ Ports, ALEXANDRIA, July 2t—Arr sehra Whirlwind. NYork; aria Jane, Providence: Ad Boston, Palestine, NYoew: uleika, Newburypoct. ly 3¢—Arr ship Samoset, Greenon #6 Mountain Eagle, Pray, Port Ew: dout: schrs Tone, Ireland, Washington, NC. 3 W > lor, Hatt'more: Chas Paliner. Compton, Philadelphia, Nickerson. Troy; Isabella, Faulklia NYork. At Quaran- ¢. ship Frauk Pierce, Leach, from Liverpool. Ret Br brig Febo, Haskins, hence for FP ‘riuee: pi An anchor, having fost one in Tight House Channel cht: Was supplied and sid again. Signal fo: udge Shaw, Snow, » bark Mary! King. Surinam: brig Emma, Baker, Philadelphia: schrs 8 Pool, Rin harleston: Gassabeas, Hyland, and Lady Suf- folk. Crowell, Philadetp! ‘Sid. wind WNW to W and G moderate, harks Laconia, Selah: brigs Eastern State, Orinoeo, A Tendace, Monicn Louisa, Myra, Hannah Balen; ip Freeman Rawdon, aon, Kas’ port; Adeline ny, Hull, Genoa: Wim Rescue, Bacon, NYork; mi § Enrique ap). Cee. Bibite Janeiro Harbor Grace, NF; Wm D 5 Moonlight. Moke, Lansingburg, NY: 8 1 ce: Edward & , Baylis, Bostou, Pugh. and Protector, Carman, Tro} BATH, Joly DLAre achre Mary roy Stinson Virginia. Sid sehr HRALNTREK, July —Arr sehr EB Qasaiie. ‘Cala prt pes Richard Sin! > Pian, are ile. ; 9 va sith, Hnmbnreh SY, ‘Sid 24th, soup Wecel. Cobb, Nor FAL! RIVER, July 2—Arr sehr Treasurer, Everett, Port Fewer Sid echrs J 8 Welden Smith Philadelphia, Oregon, imingwa, ht 24th, Anna Smith, smith. Wil Regul iJls, Brookhaven, STER, July 2—Arr ship Callender, Dickman, Li- F, July 2i—Are achrs Richt Vauy, Frink; inson. Revenue, Corson w Marratt: Noi T The es, and Fisher, Hostun for Philadelphia; silvia Higbee. Roxbury for do: Firm, Smith, Janvers for do. Si Vaux, A Some Tt hi n 3 ka, Castro, Salem for aroline M Wilson, Comp, Lynn. for do: et for do: Mary Nowell, Packard, Sands schr Mary Nowell. 7 PM-—Wind SW. IGHT, CAPE COD, July 49:3) AM—Pase- failett. from Mobile for Boston. & PM— h, for Philadelphia; also a brig and @ steam achr Seneca, Chalker, X Phiiadelp tia, 24th, schrs Law- rence. Johnson, oe Phigdetphia; Sarah’ b Sto Degrute, do, Sid ety ia, Di : ORPOLK. July 23—Cld ship John Ravenal, Oram, Liver- pool, sehr William Thomas, Bessey, Wareham. NEPONSET, July 17—Arrschrs Ocean Wave, Veanie, Phila- deiphia, 18th, PA Saunéers, Saunders, Philadelphia; ath, brig Elvira. Davis do for Milton. W BEDFORD. July Z—Arr sehr Win Brown, Chase, dria, 24h, schrs Thomas B Smi'h, Hriges, Albany; Jer,’ biackwell, Providence for Port Ewen via - Sid schre Ritjaii heddon, White, Alexandria, bury. Creamer Philadelphia. FURYPORT. July 2—Arr brig China, Moulton, Rom- ‘& Willlam, Matthews, Pbiindeiphia, Ly 4—Sid echrs Gen Armstrong, Bi 4 ‘abeth Smith, NYork; J Merritt, * le with . Sera! sloop Tantivy. Hine, do. "RO, July 2—Arr schre Cerito, Crowell, Boston; Chas P Krown, Haglewood, NYork; Sea Witch, Egbert, do; Morning Tight: Johnson, de PORTLAND. July ®—Atr bark Jubilee, Ross. Boston; brig Melv'n Cass Philadelphia: will pi to : PORTSMOUTH, July 2—Arr sehr Bay State, Verrill, New ‘ork. PROVIDENCE, July %~Arr, steamsbi , _N York, sehen 0 af Cramer, iti Philadelphin: John Har- tis, Foster, Bristol N Hoimes, Fowler; Favoriie. Denity, Wm P Corbit, Ross rmstrong. 1B na it Micke: man, Sherman, ‘Philadelphia: Leonor, Conklin, Rowtout; Roger Parmelee, Bishop, Cold 0! brig Aer Bilen, Gilchrist, Philadelphia. ‘8 tel Websirr, Willlama, NYork, 10 load for 1 Reeves, Gilford, R nnoek; Sophia’ Ann, Smith, Aeiphin: MR Cortsle, Sipple: J Leaming, Godfrey, and Lie: rie Taylor, Taylor, do; HF Ketcham, Latourette, Bort Ewen. e Senator. reclman, safled 28d, is bound \o Charlotteville, itt, and Lowen net Philadel CINCY. duly 21—Arr sehr Redin ite n, Applegate, NYork: Tunis } ion. 2—Arr bar’ Growler, Pillsbury, Bos- Lk Norfoik. $id 17th, Ranki we , Waterman, Norfol iehmond es NAH. Jaly 21—Arr ship Amelia, McKenzie. Cardiff, sobre Jouas Smith. Firman, NY¥ork: Piandome, Grown. de. 1d brigs North, Axworthy, NY¥ork; MS Cousens, Fliis, Cars den ‘SALEM, July 2—Arr brig Ocoan Travetier, Sarwent, Phile- FL |, sehre Harriet, Xtanwood and sea Bi tal Philadriphia. S)4 224, sehr J&P Chase. Snow, NY sag Small, Treadwell, Philadeip sehr ie YMOUTH, July 1 Agr selr Groviay 1@h, brig Fred Eogene, Thompson brig Ma Raich Keen Anow , and BW Gard ues Phiiade Bourne, do.