The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1856, Page 8

Our Washington Correspondence, Wasurneton, Aug. 9, 1856. The Catholic Vote at the Presidential Election— | Archbishop Hughes and Postmaster General Campbell— Wonderful Conversions—-Campbell's New Born Catholico-Herbernian Proclivities, §c. Seme few weeks since it was stated ina New ‘York paper devoted to the interests of our Catholic citizens_that the refusal of the democratic members of the House of Representatives to investigate the circumstances connested with the shooting of the waiter, Keating, by the Hon. P. T, Herbert, a mem- ber of that body, had forfeited the further support of that journal in behalf of the candidates and mea- sures of the democratic party. The most significant feature in this threat was the declaration that the matter was taken in hand by a person who usually attended to things of that sort in a proper manner. it was generally understood, at the time, that a cer- tain high and infuential dignitary in the Catholic cberch, residing in New York, was alluded to; and certain indications, of rather a decided character, since that period, have given significancy and {m- portance to the meaning of the New York payer's paragraph. Within the past few days, however, Postmaster General Campbell has authoritatively declared that he is in regular and confidential cor- reapondence with that church functionary, and that he is assured by him that the Cathoii« voters of the United States’ will, to a man, eupport the demo- cratic nomination. Certain gentlemen in Washington who have been toadying to en ge since his advent to power in ‘this » and wi have, in Consequence, been wored in the sinecure bureau of the General Post Office, have displayed much gg in giving out the idea, so thar it may reach Mr. Buchanan's ears, that Mr. Campbe!) hvlds at bis disposal the vast influence which the dignitary alluded : ae estional pssesses with the Cut rolic portion of Sertelow tuleeas, bets native and adooted. The whole story is believed to be a fat tion. Tt ts Scouted even by those to whom it is courdenti revealed for the purpore of continciug Campbell in power, in the event of Mr. Buchanan's election, Intelligent Cavbolies bere are unwilling to credit the alleged confidential relutions betweeu Campbell and the distinguished New York courch dignitary, whose intimacy and correspondence are thas Vaunted, and they treat with contempt aud ridicule his (Campbell's) prete sions t, auy degree of in- fluence with either Catholic or advpted citizens. The general impression among that class, as far as I can learn—for it is not my fortune © belong to it myerelf—is that Campbeli is too 101 uise as having any claims upon bi class of citizens to wnom his appointment ia tae Cabinet was most certainly chanred. f This has been a svbject of public and general re mark since it leaked out, shortly ufier the adminis- tration came into power, that the appoint nent of Mr. Punch, then editor of the Savannah Georgian, as Postmaster of that city, after having been de- cided and ordered by the President, was subsequent- ly revoked at the instance of Postmaster General i and bestowed ov a Savannah Jew, because “Punch was an Irishman and a Catholic. and the ap- —— would raise a storm against the admjnis- The film goon fell from their eyes respecting Cam; Catholicity and infivence with Catholic prelates, when they beard Mr. Punch publicly de- clare that Campbeil was undecided in his case until he had received eter from Bishop Gartland, not even sternmctiding bim to the appointment, but pce dd to his high mora! character. and his popularity in that section of Georgia. The Hebrew itleman was appointed in two days after, and his ‘hess the Postmaster Geveral added insult to iio by remarking. with some warmth, that “J ‘these priests and bishops would attend to their own affairs, and cease annoying me with their pre- eee bea: f this cit lever, plai ire, of this city—a clever, plain #poken sort of a fellow, and one who certainly bad claims of a high order on the Buchanan wing of this administration—could tell a thing or two about Campbells partiality towards Catholics and adopted citizens; but I believe First Assistant Postmaster General King is a par- ticular friend of the Captain's avd has recently pat him out of the way of blabbing. by an honorable exile to California a# ac escort to Uavle Sam's mails. ‘There sre others besides the Cuptain woo ae vant of the fact that Coe would not tovel Catholic or an Irishman with a forty foot pole; bat they are either bonght up or put out of the way for the present. . If | hear any more about Campbell's alleged con- mtial correspondence with this New York it which I den't believe a word, for Archbishop Hughes is too shrewd a man to trust James Campbell, of Pennsylvanin—I +bal!l have to call on that distinguished prelate to come out pub- licly and contradict the whole story over his proper signature. The little chap th+t does the bill p mtiag for Campbell manages thing awkwardly, He overdoes it with paste aud it won't stick, News from Texas. By the arrival of the steamer Mexico at New Or- 1 we bave Galveston dates to the 2d inst.:— “The Wi Ree ger + Most of the corn crops in thiscounty bave proved a disastrous fail- ure from the effects of the drought. “any of oar planters are cutting down their parcued-up crops, and preparing to plant again. The Bastrop Advertiser mentions a copious rain in that section, tne first that has fallen in that region since the llub of Muy. Prem appearances the rain was pretty general. That which was planted later wil 4 bencfitted The Huntsville /tem wentions a fine rain in that We suppose it will help cotton onaiderably bh we baa rather the Lely ead ex- tended to corn, a creat deal of which has tasselled prematurely, this cutting she crop very short. The Columbia Democrat of July 29 says:—It bas been sbowery for a pr lust week; that is to say, there has been bard!y a dey out that showers have been in might, ag wehsve bad but little rain joat at this point. he corn erop, thoagh vou ehort ore tor the land plavied, is yet am ply svfficient for home consnmpti n wtton Jooks well. Cane, no alteration from previous remarks. Some planters are beginuing to pick cotton, though it is a’most too early yet for tar pickings Laat week we took 9 tour ainong the sovereigns of Oys- ter creek, and were pleared to find them in good rits, inanticipation of fine crops. Although they Not raise #0 much corn o* w@ exvected, yct many of the planters in that section will have corn to As & genera! thing co tom is looking wel ‘They have had no rain worth meutioning since Mag, and tor cotton they need but little more. On 89 Will be a mach larger crop raised never before—more than they will be able to pick; indeed, we beard uf some who were offering of their crop to be picked on shares of one- i. iting cane are sot thus fortunate On account of the severe drought ic will not be ao & as was at first expected. Ban Antonio Zeran saye:—We have had rain in many parts of Western Texas of late. but, owing to the drought, there wil bardly be half a crop. "Tie Waco Statesmen oh shower of rain fell bere on the morning of the 22d. We hear that several of our farmers have, since the rain, com- menced plant corn. Many think it not yet tro late, and we do as Sey may be suecesafal in this 4 mpt to make 5 The Gonzales Inquirer tays:—We have had se- | very fine showers, and alrexdy the parched and ettects. These ve withered vegetation begins to show its rains seem, from the accounts received from all parts of the State, to have bren very geueral. fame paper saye:—Captain A. H. Jones, Joadge B. Harris, and Mr. David EB. Sanith, have commenced picking cotton o. their farma in this county. The Istter genticmsn,on Wedoesday Jest, gad a boy to pick 510 pounds, whilat several women averaged 200 ponnds As far as we can learn, a fall crop will le made in the connty, pro- vided the rains, the worms, or the something elae, do not interfere to prevent. We are told that the worms have made their appearance in De Witt county, on the farms of Judge Wofford and Mr. Kirkland, and the almost entire destru tion o° the © ia feared a8 (he result 1¢ Victoria Advocate says:—During the week this vicinity has been favored with occasional show ers, which have cooled the stmosphere and revive fuch vegetation as war not too far gone for recove- ry. Cotton is doing well; the worm that threatened some time ago hav ng entirely diseppeared. _ The Marshall Republican says:—The lovg con- Ty Grought has as at last. we fear, made a finish ol corn crop. in many portions of the count, there has been no rain fo Tene weeks. Other por- tions bave been more Ted, but, from all we can hey Will be very short and it is doubtful w er sufficient wi; be gathered to ly t wecesnities of the ryunty. . — & Usertt, Man —Mr. Alvan Clark, who bas re- erntly Dude some interesting a*tronomical disco- weriee at the Cambridge My npeog A Masa., did 80 with a telescope made by his own hands Besides ‘ing @ mechanic, he is an artit of no mean rank = favented one of the beat of the American rifles, end, for some ytars past, bas occupied bis leisure honrs in the construction of refracting telescopes, in which he bas succeeded in constructing telescopes qual to any of their size mace anywhere in the wor'd, 98 is, perheps, evfficiently demonstrated by ds recent discovery. He carries on, it is said, the estire process in his bouse ‘ombridge, aanixted 1) his sone who inherit tt ther's inpeniity a received many Oder. «rj exter.ted the hey wife, gteirg the bighest satisfaction. NEW YORK HERALD MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ‘The Board met last evening, and m the absence of the President, Alderman Exy was called to the chair. PETITONS REFERRED. From parties tor the remission of taxes, ‘THe NEW RESERVOIR. The petition of C. Palmer, asking for payment of $43,696, as awarded to him, and confirmed by the Su- preme Court for lots embraced within the bouads of the new Reservoir, was referred to Committee ou Finance. On motion of Alderman Bgxnick, the report of the Com- mittee on Lamps and Gas, to confirm contract for furnish- ipg the Bureay of Streets and Lamps with one thousand lamp posts, was taken from the table and adopted. 4 NEW MARKET, The report of the Committee on Markets (amending re- port from Board of Councilmen) and & favor of estab- Nebing a market on the East river, between Tenth and Twenty fourth streets, was taken up and adopted, CLEANING THE STKEFTS. Alderman Tvckes moved that the Board proceed to take up the special order of the committee on cleaning streets Aldermen Fuimer, Healy, and Clancy op- poged tbe motion. Alderman Fulmer said that all con- tracts for Cleaning the streets bad proved to be joos, and he, for ome, was willicg to clean the street before bis own house, and all be wanted the city to do was to remove the ruobish. Lost, by a vote of 10 to 5. FIRE DEPARTMENT, ‘The minority report of the Committee on the Fire Da- partment, in favor of contirasing the action of the Board ot tire Commissioners in organizing a bose company to be known as Hose Company 61 and to be lo.ated between Thirteenth and Twenty seventh strects, and® First and Sixth avenues, ‘up and adopted. The report of Wommittee on Police, concurring to pay $288 71 to policeman Whiteman, who was disabicd, was adopted. HOW CONTRACTS ARE MADE—RRRONKOUS ESTIMATES, A jot communication from the Comptroller and Street Commissioner was received, in relauon to a contract to rade a block on Fleveuth avenue, at Forty-eighth street, Cappears that the Comptroiler and Street Commissioner discovered that wrong estimates had been made, Cot later therefore refused to execute the coutragt. The fl- lowing is @ brief abstract of the communication:— ‘The bids were reported to the Common Council, show- ing that John M. Grane was the lowest bidder; subse- quently, complaints were made that the estimate of quan tiles Was erroneous, aud that fair competition was pre vented by an apprehension, on the part of some. that the estimate of quantities could pot be relied op. !p conse- quence of those represcntations the Street Comuussioner und Comptroller determined to have a re-survey of the job by two competent city surveyors, ana John J. Sor- rel! and R Graves were selected for the purpose. Tae effect of these great errors in the estimate of quantities is Ulustratea by the fuct that Mr. Minturn, whose bid, ac- corcug tormih's survey, stands at $10,806, and Mr. Hurre’s at $19,081, whereas, by the survey of G aod Serreti, Mintorn’s bids woula amount to $33,301, whilst Hurne’s bids are only $26,000. The Comp troller and Street Commissioner haye understood that one responsible contractor declined to bid, from a vel that the estimate by which bids were to be tested, were erroneous in some of the most expenrive items. In view of the facts presented iu this case, the St: eet Commirsioner refused to execute the coa- tract, and the Comptrolier recommends giving notice for BeW propositions, based on the conpscted survey.” laid op the table. The report of the Committee in favor of raising the salary of the Clerk t the Fue Commissioners to $800 a yeor, was lust by @ vote of 10 to 7 ‘Tbe report the Committee on Fire Department, coneurring to remove bell from rear of house of engine company No. lz, to the Nineteenth ward station house, was adopted. ‘Ihe report of Co:mittee on Fire Department, (smendiug report of Boaru of Councilmen), and io favor Of aicwing cack fire company $40 per year fer gas, was adopted. Report of the same, in favor of altering the cupoia op Exsex Market, for the accomodation of the bell ringers. Adopted. ‘tbe report of the committed, in favor of regulating and grading Ninth avenue, trom Broadway to 106th street, wus discusseo, and then on vote laid on the table. Adourned to Wednes: ay evening at 5 o'clock. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. ‘The Board met la+t evening, Presiden) Pinckspy in the chair, Several vnimportant petitions and regolutions were referred. A resolution was adopted requiring the Croton Aqueduct Board ty cause & main to be placed im- mediste’y in Thirty-elvbth street, betwoen Tenth and Pleventh avenues. The lresident offered @ resolution airecting the Comptroiler to craw bis warrant for $75 euch, in favor of sundry religious newspapers, for ad- vertising the amended charter of 1883, said newspapers pot having sent in eny bills forthe same, while other papers have been paid for the service. Referred to Com- mittee on Finance. The ‘ommittee on Finaace presented reports in faror Of granting two lots of grovndgn Fifly-s-cond street, be- tween F.urth and Fifth avenues, to the Nursery and Childs’ Horpitel, and in layer of donating $300 to the Insh Aid Society. Referred to Committes of the Whole. The Committee on Fire bepartunent resorted in favor of appolmtibg Simeon Jackson beliriuger at the Post Office. Adopted. BOGIES OF CUTNCLMES. Thé Commitee on Law D> partment, to which was re. ferred the resolaticn deciayue the seat oi the Prosident of the Board vacant, of account of his paving removed from be district, preventes ah @ aerate report review: ing tbe iaw upor the eubsect axl arriving at the conciu- sion that a member of thy Beard does not lose bis seat by removing from his district. uniess he goes out of the Limite ct the city. A motion to print the report was The report was then acovted, andthe committee dis barged trom the further consideration of the subject. INTERESTING TO RESORNTS OF HARLEY Cowpetman Waser exiled ap the following report of the Committee op Raijroats, which, afters brief discus SR, Was adopted by a vote of 26 06 — The Committee on Kellrons ’, to Woom was referred the annexed resolution reiive to competing the New York enc Harlem Raitroad Company to stop all their trains at Horlem. ree ectfally reyort that they bave had the eame uncer copeideraov, and find thatthe Harlem Railroad Comjany was charter 1 the intention of affording Chinn sud frequent commer cwien with the upper end of the {sland Your Commitu + furtner fine by the summer errargements @ thik company the invabitants deprived of a large portion of the accommod they formerly enjoyed ant are consequestly much ‘thereby With these views your Committee {that greater facilities be afforded to the inbab- Hartem, &¢., and submit the foliowiug resolution thon — ed, Thatell parsenger trains running over the the New York ans Harlem Ratlroad Company, excepting through ex «tains, be, aud they are hereby, required to stop at Harlem, 40 land and receive passen ger» both going ad ermiag. The Board then adjourned to $ o'clock this afteraoon. Another + Uncle Tom’ gland. [From the Londun Times, July 2] “Upele Tom’ avd bis Cabin nage put yet disappeared from the gaze of the Loudon public. Yesterday aficr- HOCH & long fiae ¢ drawn op befor statford boure the res Imehess of Sutherland, de- clared to the w worl! that some pew attraction Speculation tn bad brow re of the higher circles ) windy af color daughter of a Spenaish gentleman act of a female slavs of of Virginia, had recently arrived in London bringing with her @ dramatized version ef Uncle Tom's Cabin, eompored by Mra. Stowe herself, for the porpowe of a pub Hefreading, ‘and the hall of the splendid mansion in St, James’ ban been granted to her by the Duchews, as the site of the entertainment. Placed behind a rend desk, Mire Webb reat im aciear voice, and with great signs of intelligence, the interesting scen-® that bad been prepared for ber, and which comprised the most celebrated dia Jogues and incidents in the celebrated novel. Without exactly acting the diferent parts, she (iseriminate! them with & great deal of nicety, and the dark hue of ber deli cately formed countenance gave a characteristic tone to the performance. The Farl of Shaftesbury aad several dis- tinguished adherents of the philanthropic party were among ber audience. which could scarcely be «urpamed ip brilliapey. Mra. Webb has alread red with auc *# lp several of the chief towns of the Unyted States, n the interest which she excite’ yesterday, it is that she may fled a large number of pat- rone io thie country }From the Londo Herald, July 29.) ‘The Dorbers of Sutherland, wth characverietic kind ees, permitted a mulatto lady of the above oame to give sreading of “Unc'e Tom’s Cobin.’’ yesterday morning, at “tafford House. The nove! in question has been thrown nto a dramatic thape by the authorese—that ie. che has circted the leading ecener tncitent to the thelt of Blize f ith her ebiid, the religions intercourse of Eva with Uncle Tem and the murder of the Iatter by Lagree, turning rock Of the parrative into dimiogue as was necessary to jreserve the outward shape of a drama, and secure cotrething like coherence Thoee, however, who have tot read the original story, if eneh a person there be. will penetrate but slightly below ite surface ly sp runt oF bearing of the © Christin save.” sult been made for the wor arf serving the pecunary lor, who has been left under pe \revinetanors of dependence, aod with no other than thore ierivable from the exercise of cer ‘wn elocutionary gifts Mrs Mary A. Webb, we aro in ormed. (ea tative of Maseachusetts, and, according to he laws of Virginia, © siave “con d the im to her person be legnily cstablia The daughter of a part h gentleman of wealth, ehe received during ber youth & good ecucation, aud eventually married @ mer, bart of Philadephia, whore faiire in business, after she bed ‘for seme time been ieating a life of comfort and +f: ence, induced her to take steps to turn to practical ceount that elocutionary yenins to which we have al reacy alluded. Hor public sveceas, it aeeme, was an bcunded: 60 much #0, that Mrs. Harriet Reccher Stowe prepared for ber exclusive ure the dramatic modification of © Unele Tom's Cavin.” which we wore yosterday in vited 10 liter to at Stafford House. Mre. Webb is about seven and twenty yoars of ago. “he ia & mulatto of unusually cark hue, but the contour of the face i po less handsome than the expression is bie and pleasing Staucing behind a desk at the foot etairease which spane the magnificent entrance the Duke of jand’s mansion, she went the reading—in the presence of a large assem Wage of the nobility—with undeniable rkill and address, lier volce ie remarkable for the meliowness of ite ton rs he same time it i# evidently capable of great variety the adaptation of tflexion, Her delivery ot the pathetic pa eager f the “drama” Was impregnated with muro ratural and tonching feeling ; while those whch involved apostrophes to the goodness of the Imighty. and the sanetifientions of piety aod faith, were expressed with sincere aad imprest vo sol-wnity, The more gerigus portions of the ronding latter Politico sobre la Isle de Cuba,” neither of which emitted any of the framk and feekngs of humanity pears just now, strapgi tor, who has lived a long has enticbed my work by more recent data on the sub- ject of the numerical stand! ling of the population, of the | were c ea! ‘cultivation of the soil, and the state of trade, and, gene | of a crimival negligence ou the par: of the parents in the shivited a charitabie moderation in | supervirion and government of their children. SARAH, rally speaking, ex bis discussion of conflicti however, to @ moral in me as it was in 182%, publicly to complain veuth Chapter ef the Spanish translation, with which m: essai politique ended, has been arbitrarily omitted. To this very portion of my work I attach greater importance than to any astronomical observations, magpetic intensity or statistical statement: iné avec franchise (I here repeat the words which I used thirty years ago) ce qui concerne l’organisation des 60 ‘lés bumatnes ci cr des droits et des jouissances ce la vie, les ¢aadgers mena- guts que la sagesse des légisiateurs et la modération des hommes libres penvent c'oigner, quelleque soit le forme des gouvernements. I! yoygeur qui a wo de pres ce qui tourminte et de grace la pature humaine de faire parvenir les plaintes de Dinfortane aceux qui ont le devoir de les eoulager. Pai reppele dans cet exposé Combien Pancienne légiala- tion Espagnoile de ‘'esclay moins atroce que celle des rigue continentale au pord etau sud J steady advocate as | am for the most sion of opinion in speech or in writivg, 1 sbould never have thought of complaining if 1 account of my statement dumand U at, iy the free States of the con! people should be allowed to read what bas been per ed to circulate from the first year of its appearance in pavish Wanslation, Benuy, July, 1956, Nivro’s Gaxpen —Mr. Burton is to play two of his most comical characters to-night, viz.:—Tony scious and confiding im love's arbor, at 149 Church street. Gevdtock, in “siohn Jonge The hrect comedian | He <ridence was inpficint20, alo, was the jury's will be Soulymnppennt by Mra. Howard, Messrs. | SUiw'was ucquitted and went out of court laughing. Crisp, Holland and other popular artista. Bowrsy TaEaTrg.—None should miss seeing the exciting drama of the “ Pirates ‘f the Mississippi.” and the mirth provoking hon tas,” daring the to give place to other novelties. s to-night there will be dancing by M’lles Hen- and others. Nroxo Mirsraetsy —The Campbells are to give their third concert at the Chinese Buildings this the entertainment will be highly amusing. Miss Fanny Deans, whose drawing room enter- tainments at the Broadway athenwum have proved 80 successful, ia to give another soirée this evening. New PLay.—Some ¢ays ago we mentioned that several new plays were in the hauds of different ar- tists who are pre! the coming theatrical cam one written for Mr. W. H. of bigh literar; or the Carbonari,” which is pronounced a remarka- bly spirited and effective composi! cel'ent jndges of dramatic literature, who have been favored wil have been resto.ed by the preseut system of despo- } ism in France. This fraternity, years ago, united the progressive spirits of Europe in one common cavee and under a single leader. Their deciaration of principles was— st might is noL either by virtue of 8 convention or by virtue of arms the subject is 80 cw (Correspondence of the Manchester Guardian.) Panis July 24—Whilst the Londom public are applauding t jadame Roeati, with all the enthusiasm which distin- por 5 de og ing to know who is the real author of the spectacle in question. author ; but this is mere fi rather authoress, is no other than the Pmpress Eu- gtvie. The following is whet occurred npon this subject. the season, M. sauvare letter, a ministerial missive, for M. de St. bmw This letter was an order from go instar cond, to the ministére d'état, M. de St. Georges left bis guests to dire without him, and hurried as fast as horses could couvey bim to M. Fould. He found thet dignitary already impatient, and thirtking time out whom it could not have therefore, ured to no end of attentions and favors objected that it would be more according to etiquette that he should present himself at Villessuve Veteng the next day, and then again alluded to bis own dinner party. “ It is no question of dinner parties, or etiquette, or anything else;’”’ replied the minister, “ it is an order, and a pressing one ; the Empress is ht for you, and a carriage is ready for you be- ow. Offeet M, de St. Georges upon reached Villeneuve and sent in bis mame he was re- ceived at once and with every mark of sincere satis faction. The reason of his being required was ex- plained to him immediately. The Empress had been adopted When M. de St. Georges took Was upon ee geay that he would bring appro’ of, or av ail events discussed, with with the briefest possible time the celebrated /ibret tiete reappeared, scenario in hand, discuesions, and the whole ballet waa closely studied tend until the Jastact, and here the diffe: opinion was ecmplete. Her majesty positi the winding up of the piece; said she could changed; combined the last act ax it now exists, with the fa- a ome scans bs Shel th &c., which is en- rely owing invent of the Empress. If an; of your readers hay 4 Df thie frmons ba to thet i> know that it has other ort eae ~- ee Lao ond the im ieality owe r enter: taiomert to i “A Srosetiie Her Moje tations of witht was so nearly he: it wae whispered the other aay, when M. de 8t. to the eneceas of the “Corsaire” aa to pis brotyers WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1856.‘ Court of General Sessions. the 17tb of July last, by pulling her down stairs, producing ® compound fracture of the thigh, which terminated fa- on the charge of bu ‘This Aros of crime, said he, Feems to Pave been loned ‘ly, by the older villeinus, and given up to babies. It was lamentable to see euch young boys: in court on such a cl » only attribute its frequent occurrence to the open remarks which At his bad inspired. But there ap. enough, translated from reliminary essay by, J. 8. Thrasher. ‘ime on that beautiful island, | rents, and thore who could not piead poverty as an ex. cure, were brought up here charged with crimes which y shown on the trial to have been the result jing Opinions. I owe it, FORGERR. feeling, that is now as live: William 8, MeClellan, an intelligent looking youth, aged 17, a native of New York, was put on trial.under an in- dietment for forgery. in the third degres. It appeared from the evidence that on the 8th of July last the prison- er presented a draft from the Western ik of Lockport for $1,000, on the American Exchange Bank of this city, at the desk of the latter; for payment. The draft was endorsed by Townsend, Clark & Co., and the oper presented, at the same time, an order purport if to come from the same firm, requesting the cashier of the American Prchengotenk to pay the bearer the amount of the draft in $100 bills. The draft was genuine, but the eudorsement and the order for payment were Clark & Co. to be forgeries. ‘of the prisoner was not proved, and it appears to be a mystery as it was deposited in the T'ost Office at Lockport, directed to this city. It was shown that tbe prisoner was formerly in the employ of Townsend, Clark & Co., though not at the time of the commission of tne forgery. The defence rested princi- polly on the want of proof of identity, the cashier who paid the dratt not being able to swear positively that the prisoner was the person who presented it. The cashier also testified that the forged signature did not at all re senble the genuine. The case occupied half the day, and the jury, after a short absence, re\urard a verdict of not guilty. a work which bears my name the entire se- 62 years. @ fa invited t iments of mee o'clock, “ Jaiexam- dans les colonies, V'négale répartition appartient au invited o’clork, Sudde James J. His frit quested e est moins inhumaine et es dans I’ Amé- équateur.’” A unfettered expres- a ese! had Leon attacked on «I do think I am entitled to at of Ameri- BIGAMY. bitin gr Brady, a ge Nom lockiag mdey, of sont iekase “Ox BU! twenty five summers, whoze chances of getting one hus ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT. | Yana degeld sppent derporate, pleadod guilty to baviaz : married two, and was sentenced to two years in the Staty privov, beixg one year for each husband. LARCENY. Julia Gibson, a fair looking nymph of the pave, waa arraigned on a charge of stealing a watch and chain trom one Monsieur Girard, a Frenchman, while he lay uncon- Theatrical, Musical, d&. ‘The court sat until 6 o’clock, P. M. AvG.12—Jas. Kelly and Thomas Smith, two eld offend- ers, were arraigned on a charge of stealing a basket of champagne, valued at $14, from A. B. Kirk, 53 Fulton street. An officer testified to having found the property in the possession of the prisoners. Jvper.—Well boys, this is bad business stealing cham pogne—there is no excuse for such a theft as that—it shows you to be addicted to tutemperance as rape ve extravaganza called “ Po- Schr Fr present week, as they are : Between the stealing. What have you to say for yourselves! —bad for them: but T think they Gah get along better without you. How is it with you, Smith: Seati.—I've got the old woman to take care of. JvpGr.—The old woman! What do you mean by that your mother? Sarr —Yee. Jtnex.—Weill, I don’t think much of a boy thmt calls bis mother the old woman. He must be « pretty old boy to taik iu that way. The best thing [can do is to ry you both for four months to the Penitentiary. The prison- ers left in charge of an officer, Sumth raising four Nngers to tndicate the pumber of months. Laura Gross, & white Woraan, native of Virginia, was paced at the bar, charged with abandoning her child, a black baby. Au officer testified that he found the black lump lying on the stoop of No. 34 Water etreet, and took it to the tation house, and that the woman at the var aiterwards 6dmitted it to be ber child, but stated it sbe did pot know how it came there, 7 judgment on a promise from th goand get the young Ethiopean it for the feture, Fogar A. Purdy, aforiorn looking specimen of dilapi- Gated respectability, said to be addicted to spiritualism, nown to be addicted to rum, was arraigned one vannah; te ring to bring them out du Bical ign. Among then Jeming, by a gentleman attainments, entitled ‘Palomba, ehip 116. ition by some ex- a reading. The Carbonari, it will be ibered, is one of the secret societies said to Lap id dwake proper care of gbt—that the kings of Europe reign nervous intensity of which fe, and in the Hands of an | wort et 7° Hotor Ifyou will allow me one 4 with mol Mary De Forrest anJ Sarah Smita, two respectable look. ing married women, were arraigned on a charge of attempt ing to steal & coat from a Dutch tailors shop in avenue A. ‘The prisoners stated that the Dutcuman inviied them into bis shop and wade improper proposals to them, which Le procured an args of shoplifting. of the women, and new bullet of the “ Corsaire,” and Brig re will go on calling “ those stiff ,” it may pe: be not uninterest- M. de St. Georges, will say is the ton by veal autho:, or dgment. Tath, aged ebout 18, pleaded guilty to an ry committed upon a stranger in the . Whom heen Uree Movths on ‘ue The jury were thea disc jJourned tor the term, the due Chea prie Sehr K wok for another man. Sentenced to pitent, Last ag somewhere about this period of a barged gud the Court ad- St. Georges had a party o! friends his own house 14 miles, ited States Marebal’s ciice, ai Datch boarding house, on a cherge of deserting from u trading vease! ; when the officer wae about to remove him another sou of Neptune, named Brown, interfered, and told Weiman to give ieg bail. It was no sooner said than done ; but Horton was not to be out generaiied, and accordingly he floored Mr. Brown and made Lim prisoner, instead of the original offencer. Cemmitted for examination house door, and delivered an enormous Sebr J M. Fould to taneously, aud without losing one se- en place. He ia, eurtor Of the Louisiana Democrat, are in Washington. been confirmed by the Senate. ARRIVALS. At the Metropolitan Hotel—Hon. § im. Sidney Smith, British Consul, Tr: Charles J. Folger, Geneva: Judge Cr Krwin. Detrot: Gen. U e ¢, South Carolin de Cubs; Judge Senor J. Salazar Harri gin, Mexico: Hon. P. Wen Jabama: A. Garrison, Pitts Wurgh, CG. Helienstine, St. Loni: B.A. Manny, St ‘ . muiarilie, pn Erwin, Maseachnsetis Co! Ti, Yonen Wieconatn: Major Fewis Clark. Rt hewie, FW Finney, Cuba; John Crawford, Ohio; W. M. Butterfield, New Ham peb Frem Savannah, in the sisemship Florida—O W Price, JP Foley. § K Jones 'T Berubeim, J 8 Caddiek, WO Price, J 8 Morris € Stacy, JG Gums Mre CC Remington, Misa Rem m Sav Brio P this, and when he will prot oh tn seized wit a and ardent wish to cee | neten, rs brown, Mrs Miner, JW Malleu, J Lyons, 1 | Frazier d Byron's “Corsair” made the sulgect of | finle'na Alums, t Shwiny, Re dmiwon, Routes, theatrical piece: and that as speedily as y, A Goodall, CH Baird. WT F Ros, J R MeGin pore) go After much conversation, ft waa de- bg te eet yt that an opera would be much too long. ji - ~ - g, Nre Hora, DN Clark, J J Annond and daughter, Mrs as the music would have to be composed; ao at last Fetlens WO Hotbios aba lady Boe vail indy ‘ond it wae determined that a ballet must be the form | «li'l Mise Debingham, Mrs Mockey, Mise Abbott, Mise Go: win, EE Dexter, iady and chit. Mi Willioms and lady, BR Armstrong, | Avon: Mrs MeNeilis and two children. A 4 lady, KR Thompson, lady oud infant: W Be 3 leave, it ‘enero »tand of the ren t porsible de iy. So said so done; and Marrted, Qn Thursday, July Si, by the Rev. Dr. Millett, at 1@2 Fast Twelfth street, Mr. Jomy Wints to Miss Jax @incow, all ef this city On Monday evening, by the Rey. Mr. Starr, Secretary to the RC. Bishop, § A. Ayres, of Bnginnd, to Many Aparainm Canon s® Biasceany, of Quebec, Lower Cynada At St. George's Church, on the 12th inst , by Rev. Dr Type, Richawy ©. Monee, Feq., to Hannret Hiveausy, cavghter of the late Daniel Mes#inger, of Boston Then began the uted over, act by act, scene by scene. How here and there on alteration, nearly all George's arrangements were allowed to ce of y Op conceived ag ave Copp ir Newbury all that the author had chased by . from her late residenge, No. 17 Bridge street, at baif past two o'claek, this afternoon. ° On Toesday, August 12, Rowart LANORR, oungent minated Toston, eon of Thomar, Jr., and Mary Macfarian, * attend at a representation tives and friende of the family are invited to in London, it may be amusing juneral, this afternooa, at 5 o'clock, from No. | ¢ The G authors than those the playbiile, 78 Third avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, In this city, on Monday, August 11, after a short il) pees, CoRnmiiv® Boourt, couurellor at iaw, aged $1 nd friends of the family are invited to hie afternoon four 0 clock, from 126 Bleecker street, without farther order in ‘Onter bi Catholic *b he lively fancy of the Empress ie. took especial delight in the represen- T own creation: and yeare The relatives attend the furer he inte residenoe, Georges received his promotion to be officer of the bg oy #t 11, Geonos W. Gata, in the Legion of Honor, that be owed it to the full as much ree a "hie pers aaa - Ciantsh ‘The friends and acquaintances of the fami\y are re lavited W atieud the (umeral, (rom tus iagg com). Knell ty # i i ww ert At Westboro’, Mass., on Saran, wife of Henry Carter, of this city, In Brooklyn, E. D., on T: wile of Marvin Ricbardson, aged 65 years, months an The remains will taken to Poughkeepsie for inter- ment to morrow morning. ‘On Tuesday, Avgust 12, suddenly, Jamm: Snerson, aged LO of 0. “MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, snuanes On wae YORE—THIS DAT. Shin Drendvonght, Samuels, Liverpool—D Ogiten. Ship A Gallatin, Delano, Ship South Carolina, Smith, Antwerp—Post, Smith & € Bark C & Fletcher, Elis, Miramichi—Walsh Carver & Chase. Bark Emprass (Br), Mahouy,St John NB—Kelly & Smith ers. Brig Restaurndor (Day), Jensen, Humacoae-Moller & Riera Brig “0. Sehr Seaman (Br) Sebr 8 Anérexs, Pi Sebi Rio Harris, Washi gton—Master, Seer Mary, Ruckett, Fredericksburg. Schr Gallego, Smith. Richmond—M: Sehr Empire, Sehr Sew asset. Hudson, City Point—J B Cunningham. Sehr Martha Mi Schr TC Ly Sloop Jane Eze, Smita, New Haveo—Master. ARRIVED. Steamship Florida, ‘Woodhull, Savannah, with mdse an; ip Jas Adwer, bene tor (ba lesion, 3.4ot eo, mca te July 2, crossed the Equator July 16, with teas, &c, to on Long ¥ nalbved Br bark Lambert, stecring 1, 10 F Bark Jokn Conary Forest & Co. ve Brig Weproo (of Lincotny! wi Ae. to Tare Wee at Sebr Wolcott, Haiet Schr M Hand, ¢ Sehr DG PHILADELPHIA, A Ww eotoship Flor ‘ons Manketox, Young ‘came to anehor on™ and while tying there was run kc the brig on the Iarbow ny da light on her forward t out, Who faye be three times hulle ‘ow, who rowed ’ men were sent tosnre the cating 6@ ber beam ends ond drifting cown the Bound, she Hy order of the Li t! bot of Galveston from sea, tering ‘he Mired Bistes Lighthouse Inspector for Tease, — for the inner one: efter paw nip and ighihouse in range and rnu for them, pagsing Ip on either side Atgvtehy house beags HW, Gaipole Caused soWF, tata afternoon, at the Betore ‘Ben, Tatge Capron. rr Mrs, Many M. Wamp, wife of pt Cay the | avover 11.—Aane Kelly, an Irish woman of about 35, | p. a. Wi boty ok staat ene a experience in of the kind were with «child in hor arms, was placed at the bar ona | | The funoral will take from Mrs. H. P. Valentine's, which he ‘adoped "the of | charge of manslaughter. in the fourth degree, i having | 22.0nd 24 Easex street, City, this afternoon, ab four or, and conducted without coufusion | 1564 the death of Mary Hewit, at 31 Laurens street, 02 | ° The relatives and friends are requested to attend with oe wildege, 8 r July 17, of whooping cough, en tie oe at tales ‘Guo end grendson of ‘Duchess: tally, Te prisoner pleaded guilty, and as there ap juire, one a {ae Duchess of Argyll, the Rar of Shaftes- | OY4 to have boon no intention ou her part t take lite | ‘nue bodiy wee tnerred fs Greonwood. bury, and other benev: juential individuals in. a daing @ poutle beiween mt 12, Hal ey POG terested in the extinction of gla ‘and the usurpations sqckeeet heming, covcered a hare. ie On Tucaday, August , sam Busse, & ughter of of scrvel prejudice, baying taken warmly and cor. | the partica, idge, under Hiljah and Jano Shed jon, aged 9 months and 26 days. dially by we hand. Attorney, suspend ™ judgment. * tt vemeins were taken to Hempstead, Long Island, for Edward Leslie, Wm. H. Freer, Thomas Hanrahan and Of fever, on board the British bark Nugget, at Santa ‘The Works of Humbait eft: A, Puenber Michael Hanley,’ four’ boys aged respectively 10,12; 13 | Cruz de Gubs, July 22, CaKi Amvotn, seamsa, aged 20 reign’ on a chauge bul 1 years. Baron Von Humboldt bas caused the following article pate’ ne pod broken into the aeallas house | “ German papers pleass copy. to be inserted in the Spenersche Zeitung: — of das. 8 Aspinwall, onthe night of the 1st inst, The | On Monday, august 11, Eva A., {ofan daughter of Ber- Under the title of * Basal Palit Viale de Cubs,” | first two were discharged, and placed in the custody of | nard and Mary E, Reilly, aged 18 days. publisbed in Paris in 1826, T coll together all that | their parents, Hanraban and Hanley were tried and In this one August 9, Lucy Jann, infant ter of the large edition of my “Voyage tux Regions Equi- | found guilty and sentenced—the first to the House of | William J. Jane M. Lyons, aged 2 years and 2 days. noxiales du Nouvesa Cortinent’ contained upon the | Rofige and the latter to two years in the Penitentiary. On Monday, Avgust 11, Couwmuvs ¥, of County state of agriculture and slavery inthe Antilles. There | The Judge in charging the jury in this case took | Tyrone, Ireiand, aged 48 years. appeared at the tame time an English amg teh occasion to rel ‘upon the extreme youth of most ‘The friends and relatives of the fai WA are requested to transiaion of this work, the entitled “‘ Ensa; of the criminals who were brought up now a-days | attend bis funeral, from his late , 52 Marion street, this afternoon at three o'clock, residence, Staten Island, N. Y., August 9, after but severe illness, Mr, Puri Grsson, aged 64 years, 7 months and 2 days. the Spanish translation, and not from the French origi. | and he could aly Memphis papers please ony. nal, and published p gind & Jackson in New York, an | jaxity of parental authority and supervision, which pre- On Sunday night, August 10, after a short and severe ectavo volume of ) under the title of “The | yails toso great an extent In this city among the humbler | ilinces, of congestion of the brain, Lizzy M., of London, Island of Cuba,’? by Alexander Humboldt; with notes | class of people; and not alone among them, for it fre- | England, daughter of William and Amelia Reyuolds, aged ‘Ihe transla | quently happened that the children of respectable pa- ‘7 months and 21 days. Friday morning, August 8, aged 60 years. ‘uesday afternoon, August 1: days, mily and friends, also the Covenant Lodge 35 ‘y also the Washington Chapter 2, 0. U. A. are jo witend his funeral, to morrow atterngon at two from 8% Eldridge atrcet. On Tueeday, Avgust 12, at the residence of her son-in- law, Richard Van Buskirk, 106 Bank street, Mra. MaRGa- nat Dr nm, in the 75th year of her age. ‘ Her remgins will be taken to Schraalenburg for inter- meot. On Tueeday, August 12, at Hudson “2 New Jersey, Many Emma, wite of Jacod Du Bois, aged a years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully to attend her funeral, this afternoon at threo fat the Jane street M. E. Chureh, N. Y. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. nly, at Newport, R. 1., on Sunday, August 10, FunG, of this city, in the 40th year of his age. jeuds and those of his father, Zebedee Ring, are re- to attend bis funeral, this morning at ten o'clock, from the Baptist Tabernacle Church in Second aveune, near Eleventh street, without further invitation. »morn 1 37 CLEARED, Liverpooi—Cornelius Grinnell. Portland—Brett. Son & ( yer, Mundie~J 8 Whitney & Co m. Washington—B Llossom & Son. hite, Titus, nil, Weeks, Beaufort FE Johnson, Johnson, Ne’ Davis & Holmes yern—Davis & Holmes. jerrill & ADbOIL. aster. mith, Norfolk—Sturges, Glearman & Co. ‘n. Smal), Salem—R W Ropes . Stannard, New Haven—Master evening. The fact that Meaars. Bryant and Mal- | You got ‘anvlies! it sengers, to8 L Mitchill. Sunday, 10 AM, lat 33 45, lon 77 09, Kriry —Yes. I've got a wife and two children. J ee 4 5 ~ Jory are at their head is a sufficient guarantee that ‘Ieper —A wife ‘children’ Ah! that's bad a raaed 6 na with propeller, bound 8: 6 P a a miles M, Uateras light § nged signals with , Potter, Snavg ® April 0, Java St Helena 00d Hope June 19, saw .. nihater ‘syoke ships Grace Darling. trom Manila for London, Sturges, (rom do for New York, both entering the juspar, May %, in the Straits of Sunda. spoke ship from Whampos for NYork: June 15, off Cape Good ship Anna Kimball, of Beverly. Apri 19. in. the ost overboard Wm B Bennett, suppased to belong Jgeand. 2 Yarrington (of Bostow, Gorham, San Francisco, ‘with hid éc tomaster. June la: 56 3, lon 64 Lonis Napoleon, from Chincba Islands for Bor r large iceberg. July 1, off Per 10 for Balumore, Aug of Mattapoisett, ©, for New Becford; June 6, lat 96 30, lon #4, aig Lunt, Neweastle, K, 47 days, with vemel to maste®. Had light winds spok. oD re Line (of Hath) iv & FW Met July 7, lat) 08, Jon 27 from’ Liverpool for Bombay, Sylvester, Feurteventuss with barilla, wine’ &c, to WW De Perkins. July 24, lat 26, lon 6) 25, elt The Rourbops, iti France, reign by virtue of the allied 2 ’ od Urig Ponwe 7 sovereigns. We therefore dcclare that the Carbonari | °D#'se of beating bis wife. ‘Tivtrtuuaione fave arsceiated to restore to all the nations of the Conti Jepex—Wel), Purdy, here you are again, Only a week k Cor ithian ( Jence, KI), Edgecomb, Cardenas pent, and to France especially. the free exercise of the | *0Y0U were brought up here on this same charge, ant | yoda: with sugar acd wolasses, to Yorugs & Co, vensel to G Fight te eboose the government whieb suits them best. | 1 bspended judgmout then, ou a solemn promise from |S sir) henen. Pid in company with bark Albertine, Battoa, We ali swear to meipteia that prinaipie. yOu that you would not drink any more for three mouths. by 5 Rey = br! Angefine by! fy be ‘pla : hte ak a ary A For Lumore), Gale. Rio Grande, The drawatist hos, we are informed, infused into | |1P,rmed, that yom wont right off the same day amd ee one ashes Tat 36 this prodvetion all the got drupk, and then went home and abused your w 2 bow onthe LA nas, July 90, ion Cor nates, to m earvest artist it will doubtless create a sensation. A Jercr—I don't waat to hear anything from you. I Prig CH Kennedy Of Lubec), Randall, Havana, July », drama of this kind is peculiarly adapted to the pre- | have locked ito thie case, an¢T have got ample and | with so fo master, 9th inst, lon 76, signalized brig sent time. Positive proof. I Wave let you of once aad you have | John Stercns (of Mueh!!l), from Cenfuegos for Portland. rue mucPaess xvbexse ASA DaAwAl violeted your word, aud I capnot put any further con. | 9% 8.2 uzaniis (of Fianpamel) cook ate ea ano muraess Evéer rio dence in you; no, I will sgn! you four mouths to the Pent- | fo master "1! St Johns, PR, duly ee’ ), York. Manzanil i Phelps & Guanica, PR { “i Cuba, July mahogany, Ae to m F (Br), Morriso 3 ses, tO J Perkina, xtson, Bertram, Naguabo, PR, 16 days, with sees. to Schlessinger & Andreasen; v with pine 0 J Fnens. ate Stewart ly 15, with cotton, ight bearing NW rieans for Low poke ship G 8, from New 'y, Wright, Alexendris, 4 dave as they are termed, who are perpe- -— — Chincotengne $ days. tually dashing throngh the streets of Paris, and a) United Stutes Marshal's Office. id hw, m pinabath OY veotly carrying more messages than one shou Avevsr 1I2—Charge of Obetructing an OffcermA sail | Behe Fort, Builth, Rizaheth € ty y there cou! ly send then ™ he 4 Sehr Lydia Ann i pepe eo i an gg oly send them | of named Weiman was arroated by Mr. Horton, of the | fetr tte 4 P Giver, K hilatelphie ‘obinson, Philadelphia t. Freneh, Porcand, Me Propeller Pelican, Alirieh, Providence. Propeuier Decatur, Geer, Nor wieh J % Supreme Court—Special Term. BELOW red eg mpc dn ~y weapons sore es 4 THE IMTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CASE. Park Jolin Payton, 14 days from Havana—(iiy pilot boat ne © open his mouth, “You | jypage Davies yesterday vacated the order appointing | Dev d Mitchex), must be off this moment to Villeneove l'Etang,” said | amos k Haaley receiver of this company One bark sad one brig, unknown. ~ mates oe Frpress is waiting to re- = ee pool Admiral ceive you.” M. de St. Georges, it must be ob- Personal Intelligence. Sip thonin. and fads esetngton wero jmiral, brother to the head director of the tm- | Dr, HP. Peet, President of tue New York Deaf and | tn fictimeht. barks Adelaste, ——— Express, Havana, W inting office, one of the men most esteemed | Dumb Institut: ‘tam H. Webb, Eeq., of New York, | © Alen, Belize, Hon mperor, and most confided in—one of the | the eminent ship builder; Hon. Seth Robinson and family, Wind durtng the day, W four or five who execnted the coup d'état,and with- | ol Alabema, Hon. James*Hunter and family, of Va.; aod tak Samuel Bard, Scperintendent of Public Education and Herald Ma: Mt Poston «WL from the Tuileries and St. Cloud. “Still, this sudden | | Alerander W. Compbell, Usind Staton attorney forthe eect Cotes: Ws A onld ew de desire ¥ wertero triet ennessee os | Iram Nye, to be Unit tum, ‘bew, mF Pmith Clark, eMeown, «t, ire Emprens's seemed enigmatical, and he | “etcs Marshal ior the Norturr’ disteict of Uiuols, have | at hs Laserer's, vrige Rrork Pratt and Emma Fger, from rings from Cienfuegos. Cinrke, N¥ark; brig Fore Ivania, Bentley, Norwich; Miscellaneous and Disasters. Copt Woodhull, arrived annah M Tixeen (of Fllewerth), Small, from Raltim J, got ashore on Rearee” Shoal at 9 on account of the Pollock Rip ligh her staioa, The PMT leaks badly, ant lone ably be a t rday night of Herring May ve schooner William The bow of (he sehr niwark, which from York river, bo of New Haven, was ail of Friday night, abandone to Fairhaven and reported. A vessel, Which was found arily (led With water, After i near Bran at, in ballast on the section: | nor stripped, be ecw lk Clements. os ehe wow tier on the No reaker, at port, Wee sod at anotion on Saturday for $8). Pur Mr 1 © Clemente. Notice to Meriners, hear of it; that it must be whol Died. ‘ MUAY PORT and suggested herown dean M.| On Mondey, Aveuet 19, re, An Brovwr, the beloved |, 72e Baste Georges acquiesced; several wife of James Brophy, after a long and painfo! ilincas. Teely ten bf Jace wpon the subject; and in the end was expectiully invited to | tion wil) be placed in Fens coon ae porsiele. € ff B CALDWELL, use Inspecior 2d Disirict Aug li, 186. Ly LYRETON HARD! eston Civilian ich beacona and b AFACONS AND ROTS the following is the regular ys are passed by vessels en jescribed by Lieut oy. tron nih; Diack and white perpendicular stripes Fireh (tay towers) beara Wby 8 nor'h breaker noy bears RW by N: lightahip bears NW ! bt water 14 fect. To cross the bar make (his buoy 2 the inner buoy brine Mey iron run, black and whitr nerpendicwlar stripes i Genes NW: lighthouse NW \ troy, bleek, iron un ears & by N, tight = morn 3 44, “Port of New York, Angust 12, 1896, Pelican apit, red, ‘This buoy to be left on rae: uoys are on . No. 8, sleerin ‘and spit on the FO are ee sas aaa ce with tes Onibotio Ohurebs iene Tupning for the point will carry you down the channel totown, Stake on spit Opposite the NB end of the island of Galveston. Post with a pointer towards the channel. On starhoard hand of the channel, reef bare at very tow ‘sare changed as the channe! shifis, so that the wives shove may not always apply; the variations @ int. ~ Deaeod bulldog on ts orth breaker: it will bea tle ide the outer buoy. The lighthouse will bear from RW Til be biack, and in 0 feet water on the enst aide of the channel. ‘Whalemen. Returned to New Bedford 10th bark Wave, Hill, which sid gk for the Pacific Ocean; put back on account of » defect in the mainmast. ‘Arr at do lth, ship Cicero, Courtney, Pacific Ocean. Sid shipe Bmmpire, North Paciic Ocean, bark Huntress, Fndiaa Ove: an, Bid fi ‘Warren 9h, new bark Manthe; archored the wild from, Warren Soh will'sall a few days foe tne. Papigc Gcean: ‘at Fdgartown 7th, ship Planter, Pease, % Bantry iting Fen'a2, Perambuco June 2h, ot and foe Mes: tuecket, with 1200 bbla sp and 100 60 wh oul. ‘and fold, 1X) ble sy and 10 do Pik fish oll. Has on freig) ls Sperm oil from thip Phenix Reports Meh 19 Mary, Ni, no ol stee leaving the Hay; Apt 6, Franklin, Packard, do, cutting in a large whale, the first since Leg i sy Edward Carey, Winslow. Nan’, no oll tluee Bay—while in company. with thi Vode from bet shpat boats stove, lost 7 lines, harpoons and lances succeed in geting a whale, Spoke, April 15, Amashonks, Te- bey, Falmouth, bbis—2 days previous fastened to & e +p whale, boat'stove, and lost the whale had not seen ior monte previous game day naw James Arnold, Sullivan, NB, boiling her 24 whale since leaving the Bay, the two mak- 180 bbls. Heard from April 10.. Bltzabe i Suri, Chase, y, July AL, Corolanus, @ ny) N'b, ad taken 1) bbls since leaving the Tia N. don 55.50 W. y ‘s sperm and 365 bbls whale oil, refitting for ed in the South Atlantic before leaving for home. Les, cyasong dic. f ate ins (not urna eever, from Cardiff for N¥ork, July 7, Int 8 10, ton. & ok Flying Chiders, White, from Bostoa for Croustadt, July Tat 46 lon 45. a 1a, hence for Galveston, Ang 3,6) miles jatar Monin, Ti Gast of Gaiventou Bar. Brig Jory sephenson. from Cuba for New York, and_or gered toh rtland, Aug Li, off Barvegat—by pilot boat W J Romer, No Foreign Ports. Carpenas, July %0—In port ship Brewster, Weeks, wig car barks Albert ou; Jos Fieh, Philips, and American, inthian. Eagecomb, and Jobu joore, for do Aug 2; Grand Turk, Johnson, une: J M dicg; brigs Whitehal, Peterson, for NYork {lorton, for do few dave; PR Curtis, Do- ty, une: ‘orrey, fur Philadelphia, J Carver, Part ridge, for NY apes Heath, stisson, wie: Gen Chi miheriain, for Portland few dn Wingold, Gilkey, disg: T'S Noreross, Folsom, do, 1. Kuight, Grifen, and KA mira, Peterson, do. Caicurra, June 10—Arr ships Hindoston, Jayne. Boston; Ganges, Wendel), London. Sth shiva Metropolist, Jey, NYork (after putting hack); Esther May, Howe, Bostor bark Wim Woor side, Causiaud, London ‘1th, ships Lion, Ky" 49, do; Mtb, Sabaue, Hendec, Boston; Melybead, Lael, Lot jon Cenruncos, July 24—Sid bark Tom Orzwin, Jordan, Boa top: Sis) goby Frade Wind, mate, ° Sie ANA, Aug. drt, among others, ships Shanghas, Sold: Speedwell. Peigins’ une Darks Albion Lincoln, Pendle: ton; Wot Bea, Wade: Louisa Eaton, Smit , and Almetia, ‘Carney deceased, for Boston, 10; ; Oceas , fod Thorndike, Sawyer, disg; Aqvills, Bar ker, wig J M Morales, Brown, for NYork ¢daysi Lyre, Be- mis, for do 10 days: Rhone Draper, for do during same week brigs Judge Hathaway, Inte. Leland, deceased, diag, Rofus seu e, Stevens; WA Dréw, Green Henrietta, Dubel Petiengill, disg; Thos Achorn, Hastingsp for 20n. Apri! 90~In port, ships Minstrel, Potter, and van, from NYork, disg, Fettercairu (Br 8), Lo for Sap Francisco: barks Cynthia, Bartlett, disg; Sea Bird, Weston, from m Boston do. Mowrxeat, Aug 0—Arr bark Tthons, Scharflorth, Antwerp in Quebec. avicree PR, July 20—In port brig WJ Treat, from Baa arr F8tb, une. AGuABO, PR. J %—In port brige [diido, from 8t The- mas for NYork. ldg, Lucia, trom Humacoa for do, do. Pokr av Prince, July 2$~In port brig Keruisan, Bryant, for Beston 10 days; and otber as before Rie Granpr, Jrne 22—Sid bark F Deming, Penfield, New York; sehr Ponce, Brown, Baltimore. Sixcarore, June I7—In port ships Ocean Eagle, Boott, ant Andes, Chapman, for Boston; R B Forbes, Ballard, for New York: Herculean, Wencke, for Shanghae: Forest King, Luce, for fet or ctr, barks Homer, Swett, for Boston; Kendingion, ‘Thrane dixg Otrauto, for sale, schr Simeon Draper, ley for Amo Peters, NYork Trinioan, July 2—8ld brig Joun Sievens 2b, bark Franklin, Mitchell, Boston, Home Porta, nL + schr Banner Love'l, Boston; Aama Gecege & Fmily, Sturgess, 40; . Providenee; Stiver Spring, Fish, do; J Lozier, eport; Farmer, Ward, do; Charity, Pearcy, N Franklin, Denny, Jersey City, sloops Ella Jane, ce: JH Seudéer, Wilson, do. Cid schra Geo ;, Lizzie Mezick preeholl Fant ¢; Moselle, . o, orp rpens: 5 Apa, 4 Benge Bedsord: Pearl, n_. ¥* 40;,N 2 Word ao Periie, Chase, Provitience. "0 Wostern World, MuY4, New York Arr ship Johannes, (Brem) Von Caspian, Young, St Jago de Ouda. At ton, Rebigson fre ou eld go . London; bark Georginng, Rey id brigs Chastena, Young. Digftoo; re. Johnson, Ro Grand and « market; sehrs Isis, Bur: Boston; Davis Sid bark ‘Lucy Sweney, San Francisco: bra Chastena Young. Dighton orephus. Shutt. LaG R Carver, Barey, Kin, Ty ‘ork,’ Mat Fil, nolds Gtbi Ki PI rk A 8 (Pr) Cain. Glasgow; ‘Taylor, Phila. brigs Pacific, Fuller, Belize, Hone Frost Havana; A Donbar, Black, Doboy, Gi Alexandria: Leghorn, Rose, Phila; Roamer, W; Allen, do: EA Reed,” Reed, NYork; At Ingomar, Hawes, Alexandria, do; Chariie & Willie, Baltimore: W nn, Nye. ; Chatlenge Moy, Bragg; Mar: Richards: Wm Loper, N BT Thompecn, Julia Smith, Crowelf, Al . Hickmore, May Flower, Loring; W Hf Wellington, Wells; Lamartine, Johnson, 3S Shriever, Miller, WW , Bhek; Cook: Julia, Barratt, HA Weeks, Weaks, 1 Ir Kensington, Dray, Lebanovh,” Teele: Ellen Maul . Wells; Connecticut, Veazie Statesman, Cole Pendlevon: Crusce, Foster; Mary Aun, Reed: Highlander, Mayo: W W Fulton, Baxter; nad Geo Amos, Nichola, PR ©. Sturgi&: Detroit. West; Nimrod, West Nile, Elizabeth, West; Phundelphia, West: Albany, Hinck x Bearse, Albany, Sarwh Keren Happuch, Kelly; J en, Start AL ‘estera Belle. Snow, NYork. Mayo, Loudon; brigs Benner, Ca’ne, 4 veree, Horileti, Charleston, Monica. Bon aches Helen Mar, Nickerse y nd wind ‘aylor. simmonds, NYork: Moses Taylor, ERS, Avg $—Arr schr R G Porter, Hutebinsoa, Phi- lw bia. EAST GREENWICH, Ang S=Arr schr Mary E Matthews, Sigopshire BY t mith. do DANY zavethno wen. sloops Jas bport, NJ: RH Green Hawkins, Port i ler, Presbey: Newark for Tauntoa; sloop) Frahion. B from do, Sid 10th, sebr Susan Orlean, Brage Ph Inciely his aly 26—Cld bark Alamo, Mudyett, Liver GALVESTO! pool, ri Hoston, TOLMES'S HOLE, Avg 10, 1) AM—Arr and wld, selira| Istowmcm. Swain, Boston for Dover, Del: Kio Grande, Brogeon, Snlem for Georgetown, T ham. Merrill, Rock nd ior Richmond: Oilvia, York, Camden for Norfolk. 4, (wigs Humboldt, Alesia: sehrs CE Huck, Heary Dunster ‘na and Villege Gem. 11 AM—Wind BW. Mo vessel t PM—Art and remained PM, wind SW, brig, Macy, Paster, and Loongo, Sts Boston for Phiindelphia; Laittes Angell. Port Harvey, NB. for NYork: Cyelone (Br), Coffe York for &: Joun, NB: sehbra John L Dating Phile de mf Lot d H wae. Winsomore, do for Dan s, Whigtts . Fiske, Postou for, Phil Mar r. do ft ‘acon yman from Lirerport rancouia, White, Boston: bark Servandite, Below coming uw. ship Marcia Greenieat. Merryman, from Liverpool: bark CC Fowier, Patter, New York To sen 201», alvip Old England and bark Mary. NEW HAVPN, Avg 1!—Arr sch Sterling. itll, New ¥i Phila; J M Warren, Chaptnan, New York ny Mechanic, do: Mie Stoner Print, brig We: ger’s Innding: MH Wil and Mydia Melnil, Grass Tranegort Hovis York; sehr Lanpbeer dh, NYork for Pali River. NORFOLK, Aiyt 9—Arr ship Curritulk, Foster, Malia. F Parker, Minister, N York. NEWPORT, Aue Ll—Arr sets White Foam more for Providenee Elivabeth'@ Helen Bennett, Port Rwen, to diag. Ol Fall River ‘ | op A Caniieid, sinter FORD, Aug 9—Arr schra M Marcy, Reder, De y; Larkin, ¢ nck, Philadetphin. 1th, NC Wad Ba Muneell. Chase, NYork n Dy fag 0 ins ANY be, Phiiadelpbie he BH Adarus, & Bal Lewis, Rondout, Arr brig Wanderer, MeCarty Aug Arr sche JW Re ret (ir), Lewis, Halifax, 8 i PORTLAND, Aug Sth—Ave 4 Fellow, Ritlot, 1a Morena nro brig Catherine Niekels, Loud, edelphin echrs Sawhe, Huntley, and Alimerar, Long, do! Tomah, Ne York, Cid 9th. brig Orizava Shute, Phila ork. Arr sehe Stiver Cloud, Ohusea| * TDENCP, Aug U—Arr bark Matogorda, Wallin less (Hr), Bifltoe, Glasgow. pahannock;' Atnira, Leavitt emeud, Va, J 8 Weldin daber L White, Got lan Downing, Rice. do Lh A Albony; ivehange, al ny do Hydgine Brown, Port Rwen: Ki: Wi Fish Newark: Velocity, Mott, Port Rwen: Ston hey Rrcok Packet, Hawkins, do. Old sche Sarah B J Meanthion. Baltimore. PAWTUCKRT, Aug 11—Art sobre Lady Lake Phits; Mer! ico, Bi loape Emily rad Deception.do. RICHMOND, A Are gehts: David J Bower, Chamber lain, NYork, WB Jenkins, Petets, Albany, John, Cramner, ork, SALEM. Aug 7—Arr schra Susan R Jarno Jayne, Batti more: Lignin, Dow, Philadelphia. th, DB Sarnaty tofwen Ackiams Henry; John A Roche, Bateman, aad Tight, Chugins, do. 10th, brig Fliza Ann, Rawley, Ral sobre Gen Washington, Williams; Saratoga, Hodgton: Hammond, Cain; Ren) F Reeves, Shaw, and n. Philadétphis, CM Oh echr Ann’ Gardner, Bia rth echrs Rio G-andg, Raranacn, Gee ole Pov griphis Pederson Va BAVASN. ton Cd cry, York. WARPED, Avg Oper gyly gon C Daxer, Treland,