The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1856, Page 8

‘The Board of Health of Southfield have concluded, un- cer the advice of Dr, Boardman, their Health Ofticer, uot in possegein of Townsend's wharf tor the present. Ata smneeting of the Board, which was held on Tuesday last, at the gfice of the Town Clerk, Dr. Boardman reported that te Lealth of the town was never better than at pre- Seut, and il that it is necessary to do is to prevent im- proper perac.s from landing, take care of the shore, and see thatall beds, &e., found floating near the beach be Gestroyed. He did uot think it necessary to interfere with the Custom House boatmen landing at the Towns- evd dock. Ou motion, he was requested to frame a cod of regulations fr the government of the town. Mr. Damel G. @aurison was appointed Inspector of the Shore, ‘With avtherity to appoint two men to collect and burn, or destroy, whatever beds, boxes, &c., might be found oat ing asbore. AS a proof of the correctness of cur statement in re- @ard to the decline of the yellow fever at Quarantine, we have the efficial report from the Hospital, stating that ‘there are but twelve cases at present under treatment. ‘There bave been as many as thirty at ove time under the charge of the physician, Dr. Harris. This is certainly a great reduction, and we thipk there is every reason to hope that there will not be a eingle case in the tospital alter (wo or three weeks. ‘The Board of Health of Castleton have been set at deil- ence, and parties are constantly in the habit of crossing the barricade at night, free from arrest. Unless the block- ade is more strictly enforced, they might as well abandon it altogether. The captaing of vessels arriving every day, complain of tbe annoyance and inconvenience to which they are subect by these arrangements, and call upon the avthorities of this city to interfere in the mat ter, They got up the following memorial setting forth their grievances, which is signed by fitty-seven captains and owners of versels: — TO THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK. ‘The undersigned, captains anc commamders of vessels mow under Quarantine in the port of New York, respect- fully represent: That since the arrival of our vessels in port, we have been subjected to unnecessary, severe and oppressive regulations, tmpesed by the sanitary autnori- ‘oS, in the following particulara:— twst. The Health (fficer and Commissioners of Health sve exacted from us the strictest compliatce with the ‘arantine laws, and have enforced agamst us their yulations for the Protection of the public health with a rerity, we believe, without a precedent in the admin- — lecensors. secon! we detained our vessels the longest eiod allowed by law—compelied us to discharge our cargote in lighters at Quarantine—required us of to fum gate and cleanae our vessels, and have directed the destruction of many articles on board of them which it will require a large outlay to replace; thus increasing the expenses of our business in a ruinous degree. ‘Third. The Bealth Officer has quarantined many of our crews, compelled them to take their clothing and effects on shore for the purpose of there having them washed, aired and cleansed, detaining tuem for a long period—thus subjecting our crews to ruinons detentions, and to ex- penses bevond their meaps to ‘ay. ‘To ail these grievances we have submitted, because we were told that they were demanded by the requirements of Jaw and the protection of the public against the spread of disease, We bad euppoaed thet the public would be sationed by a comphance with these oppressive exactions. Jn this we are mistaken; for the town ai ities of the town of Castleton have turown uew obstacles ia the ot our saree out the requirements of the Health cer. Tey have closed up the only means of approach to bis office; and have thus ext us ef from any mode of p ocuring ‘formation in regard to our duties, and (rom presenting to hin our claims to a release from q a — jearned in the law have advised us {iat (his tg an illegal agsamption of power on the part of town authorities. Agaimst sts further exercise we earnestly end res; Protest; and we appeal to you, as the legally authorities of the port, to re move this illegal addition to our grievauces. We were informed last evening that the barricade of the Quarantine gate was battered down by a party of captains and eailors from the city of New York, who came to the ferry landing near Quarantive, and thence proceeded directly to the barricade. The work of de molishing the structure took only about three minutes As eooa as the work was completed three cheers were g'ven, and then tbe entire party peaceably returned to the tog and proceeded to the city. The deed was done at avout half past eight o'clock Commissioners ef Health. The Commi.sioners of Health met yesterday at 2000; the President, Isaac 0. Harker, Esq., in the chair, and George F. Conckiin acting a secretary. ‘The following cis position of vessels newly arrived at Qvarantize, was ordered — Schooner Target, from Savannah, with wheat, cottoa and rice, allowed to proceed to the city at the discretion of the Bealth Oficer. Bark Corinthian, from Cardenas, with sugar aad mo. lasses, cargo to be lightered immediately to the city; the vessel to remaia at Quarantine thirty days for thorough purification. Bark Harriet Armitage, from Ceylon, with coffee, time of cc ming tothe city to be determined by the Health Officer. Sch ouer Miranda, from Santa Crus. with rom and sugar, to remain five days for observation, and then to come to the city it ail the crew are well. Brig Albion Cooper, from Cardevas, with molasses; —- in be lightered at once to the city. Brig C H Keanedy, trom Havana, with sugar: cargo to be lightered to the city after ten days, if crew remain well Brig Mary Forest, (rom Rio Grande, with cargo of bones ‘detained for five days’ observation F. Bronica, fr: ‘orto Rico, with suger and molasses, cargo permitted to be e tgutered at once to the City, Vosse! to be cleansed and fuarigated. Schooner Keto Stuart, from Galveston, Texts, with cot ton; allowe t to come up to the city at the option of the captaln. Schooner Wm. L. Rishardson, from Mayaguez, with sgar and mola Nghter ber cargo, and remain thirty Gays for obser vation ig Neppo, from Manzenilia, Porto Rico, with mabo- gany anc palm leaf, permiued to lighter her cargo to the city at the option of the captain. brig jancis Secor, with lumber, from Pensacola; al- lowed tocome to the city Toe brigs Flora King and Julia Rogers, me poe re ported, baving lad at Quarantine fifteea day roughly sued aud cre eS os, to Lebter their cargoes immeodiatel A petition to allow the brig pepen, Gonaives the 6th {nstant, to come to the city and dis- charge ber cargo, was denied Petitions to permit the schooner Harriet Neal, from Naquabo, Porto Rico, the bark Mary Beatly, and brig M Sg ts, from Ponce, P. &., 10 come tothe city wo discharge - cargoes, were Inid on the table was received calling attention to the Githy nod unhealthy condition of the row of rose bouses in Wachingtoo rtreet. between Albany and Cedar rireets. The same was revorred to the Cigin- a actow The following preamble and resolutions were read, ant , relative to the present barricade i at Quer the meetings of layor and Commissioners @f and wherea he opinion of this covamary and anwar. subjecting the of obet and ie @ direct vinintion wt Prose ytinua—thereiore ed, it je the duty of the District Attorney of the cotnty of New York to prosecute without deiay the and citizens who have committed the offences 2 of the provisic the et atoresard inform the a: ua “et Atiorney ‘he a Boned of Health of the to pm eomruned ibe Health Ofieer is the per © a8 pet forth) ® clerk of be, fod to seve ‘pon the said ‘Aviorney «copy of the foregoing preamble and resol: The ensuing Was prevented bearing numerous quatures of citizens of New | trecht, and parties at present occupying boarding houses in that locality — Vo rat HoxOMage THE Commissioxens of Heacta oF tae We Wee mi, Inbablianta of the town of New:Utrecht K ogscounty, citizens of the city of New York and parts of the Stale of New York, temporarily sajo ng at Bouses tn thie part of ‘coum, we Ne 7 to your honorable i fe of & puimber of yeaeele i ten h pecasioning much alarm; we wou! u ‘ae: that oad venaghe may be reqnired to anchorage your petitioners. * Beare ever pray, ac. was ordered on file, and the Board ad at io M. . til to-day ¢ Commilestoners of Emigration MATTERS AT QUARANTINE. ‘Yee Board met yesterdsy at 97. M.,Gulian C Ver p'nwek in the chair ‘The Clerk read from the report of the Health Commis. snere am account of the difficulties at the Quarantine Toe Codneel of the Board, Jf. Devlin, stated thet ia opinion am injanction might be obtained from the ov H vettraining the action of the jocal wuthorities » poe fh wae difficult fof Bin to say wha! yourse » cee, we the local Board were ¢ npowered by » ject ie 1850 Wo BPOTENt intercourse with in a fever’ by the wi themselves. in the wie contracted the ma‘ tailed from the wards to attend the fever first a ceive from us the same i Board receive from this F authorities of the elty are vi doubt the cit fieers are inghouses of the lower Wards may bee: Your obedient servant, 80, would it not be proper to rescind that resolution be- fore adojting another on the same subject? had received froin the Counsel of the subject. dressed to an individual member of the Board could not be received as an official communication. ways considered the Treasurer the proper officer to pay those bills. The following is the letter :— fected piaces such as the Marine Hospital certainly was, An injenction would bring the matter at oiee before the courts. mentees wiped so far from the grounds that The = st neh ere ere enya cee nee se ee ae Seren te ee Doctor asked them. ‘The following letter was received from the Resident Physician — Manive Hosritat, Quarantixe, 8. L., y ug. Gentiexes—I La # the honor to report Pe there have ecial cause of the cate any sea in the vistas ‘Pine Howpital, and aay hy ie Ay oficars ‘this reg will become ‘Cases expe AG = y report of the Brovions week, I deemed it my duty to vig ‘Stagest that our stoi Boga yellow tever be not publi: ith. Tt is proper Micat should tats to you ine ater ch ports shoud be withheld until’s history of each case can be compisted Various opinions prevail reapecting the origin an mode of yellow ire je of colbmavenraten oF La oy & vere — Tada "the Ses originate i the placa w the unfortunate victims aiibeferere nce to sicken. fs tree, Rn wre bare oor aiiy recvlved canes of yellow Cara Noe Yoon, Hk from the city of New York, Ty many instances the patients have heen in such condition as tunable wo give us, their previous history, and in others the history’ hasbeen found ped as respects the ex Posure which they bave experienced, and the places frequent To trace out these cases to their true origin often re- oe nitich time and effort, but in all cases in which we know t's history, we find that the malady originated from enone be zee ed to — 4 well known and ape ive ae of imported infection. We have every reason to believe that we shall be able ‘o do ‘bis in the, fe wi rsoual b 'y is yet unknown. Until this is aceompliaved I fear t! abe pub ‘ation of the cases, us they stand recorded in the re furnished from this Hospital, might excite needless Baxlety and popular alarm. I would’ state that, 90 far as the ad a amass the peniienls within the Quaran- ry ease can be traced directly to its origin infected goods which were landed trom (on and other vessels, which have probably in ed state of the atmosphere iu a narrow lot ach ereeae as have freely ex) woeality by the water have xcept one orderly, who waa.de- ir. Searing in the house where peared. authorities of New York will continue to re- orts and facts that your honorable loapital. The coastituted santten at aud faithful, and lite will be spared from pestilence: That vigilant the junk shops and the seamen ome infected places. HARRIS, Resident Physic.an. JOFERS OF EMIGRATIO’ The municipal To tHE Comm! MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Nathan C. Ely, Esq., in the chair. ‘The Board, which should have met at 4 o'clock, did not orgauize until twenty minutes to 6 o'clock. Supervisor Tuck moved that the Clerk of the Board be directed to take charge of the tax book of aon rosi- dents, and extend the tax and place it in the proper co- lumn. Adopted. MR. FLAGG WILL NOT PAY THR PRINTER. Supervisor Czancy cffered a resolution to the effect that the Treasurer be directed to pay the bill of MeSpeden & Baker ‘or re-binding, &c., done for the county. ‘The Cuainmay asked if a former resolution of the Board had not directed the Comptroller to pay that bill, and if Supervisor Crancy offered to ge wed # letter which he Corporstion on the Supervisor Voorn said that a communication ad- lap, anne gh Crancy said bony Ay pty a aod make it C. to do 80, picking the guar Flagg bad refused to obey the Board, and be (Supervisor Clancy) al- Law Derantwent, Crty Ke New Yorx To Jounx Cavey, Supervisor of the Sixth Sin—Your communication requires my ‘opinion u upon the fol- lowing questions: the Board of Supervisors legally direct and require the County Treasurer to pay accounts duly audited and aliow- necessarily required in the Rej ed as county 8? 2 Are bilis for ‘ flice, and obtained by that officer under the provisions of law seo. 76, S38), actually iy gouraty shan es" In auswer to your ory question [ have the reply, bey can, where the accounta so audited and allowed are legal ounts charges. on Answer to your second question, T have the honor to re chat such bilis are, i wy opinion, legal county charges fully, your obedient servant, . B. SHEPARD, Corp. Counsel. Supervisor Vooxsis wie he did not know that Mr. Fiagg had refused to pay tbe bill, and if the resolutions were pussed there would be two efficers directed by the Board to pay the same claim Supervisor Hexaick said there was but one paymaster of tee bills of this Board, aud that’ was the County ‘Treasurer. ‘The resolution of Supervisor Clancy was adopted by @ vote of 11 to 6 CLERK OF THE CITY seDER. The report of the Commitice oa County Cffices, in favor of paying C. M. Vandervoort $138 83, for services as clerk to the City Judge from May 24, to June 14. Supervisor CLa\cy opposed the pay ment, a¢ the bill in- cluded services previous to the appointment of the clerk; as well might a policeman arm himself with a club and lownge about the streets from the time he sent (a his ap- plication for the situation, and then claim pay for mouths before his appointment was mate The report was adopted by a vote of 10 to 9. The report of the committee in favor of pay Danie! Gallagher, $112, for arrangi¢g papers in of the Clerk of Common Pleas, was adopte. Sapervisor T moved that when this Board ad- journ it adjourn to meet on the first Monday in Septem- ver. bil! of 2 office * moved as an amendment that the rsday evening at fonr o'clock. pervitor TucKeR hoped not. There was nothing to be mn, and it might be like the last meeting, wich the ag remarked had cost the county $2 for each assipg on one paper. It was mean and beneath to meet for the sake of put aod carried, an: adjourned to Thursday at 4 o'clock. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. The Board met last evening—tsasc ©. Uarker, Iisq , Presideat, in the chair. The followirg reports were adopted —To confirm the action of the Fire Commissioners dismissiug complaint against the avnual election of Exgice Company No. 44; denying the petition of 1). D. Conover and associates to be organized as a fire company; to give Engine Company No, 29 ten additional men, apd Hose Company No. 4 five additional men; to confirm the action of the Fire Cominis sionere in sundry expulsions. Several reports for regu lating and grading streets were concurred in. Commu. meations were received from the Chief Engiaeer and re ferred to the Committee on Fire iepartm: et. NOMINATION BY THK RRCEIVER OF TAXIS Acommu on Was received from Heary H Howard, Receiver of Taxes, nominating Richard Newkirk as one of the temporary clerks in bis ent, in the place of Abrabam K. Patterson, who declines on account of its being a temporary appointment. Adopted by 4 vote of Mw. THE CANAL STREET PAVEMENT. The report of tbe Committee to regulate and pave Canal street, between the Bowery and Centre street, with Bel = pavement, was brought up and referred back to the mmittes. ‘There war creat confusion in the Board, oceasioned by converention between parties who bad come inside he railing, and by several members soing from ong seat to afother and chatting ae they went al Bome influ tial lobbvers were also ‘bobbing around.” Tt was impossible to bear the voice of the reader, and the Pre sident ri ly called the Board to orcer, bat without efect. ery bow and agaig a member “would rise ip his seat and declare that he could not hear one word of the cocument being read. Presipext said that bé bad been unabie to sup press the conversation, and he saw no way of keeping order except by arresting some o! the members The conversation soon afterwards ceased. erry MONKYS. ‘The Finance Committeo reported on the proposals of crtain Banke to pay imterest on the deposits of city money. The Broadway Bank offered 4 per cent per an avm. The Committee recommend the Commissioners of the \bat a $2 the poard 1ING OUT THE SLIPS. Alderman Steen offered the foliowing ordinance for adoption —‘'That it shall be the duty of the Street Com missioner to provide in ail contracts hereafter made for crecging out the sips of the city, that the contri remove all the mud or other matter or et two bundred {eet into the river beyond the exterio water front, as estebliehed by the Harbor Comnnssion ers.” Adopted THe SRW Cry Matt On motion of Alderman Ety, document No. 23, im favor of the plan of Mr. Buckman for a oew City Gall, was taken up. The repert wae publishet im May last. The commitice recommind @ ncn-concurfence with the Doatd of Councilmen, anc offer a razointion to the effet that 4 Buckwan’s plan be approved. ba in low: © wloption of the report ne atid that 'S plan, no doubt, was a very fine one. but it yea cost three million dollars. Thomp. son's fiteen hordred thousand, ani Schoyler's one million. : Bt... 3 Baows moved to lay the matter over til ber next. be tts 7 ed, as a substitute, that Thowp ton’s pion be oo Alderman Variax moved tha’ port on Borhman’s pimp, there ! lion that Mad’ on equare be setected (or tue t; Bal fala te time « the £ ple uf Lona ehoald have actow not vebicles cnoogh in the ety t town. U ve building was dows Wr} was a senaible one they that was required for t! a idermen Brown tee location of the City Hall, he moved that the furthe: consideration be 5 Alderman Horrine moved Lost, by a vote of 11 to 10. Alderman amendment 1 ‘an Alderman of the hour, and him- Dy a vote of 12 to 8. ‘the Board adjourn. TrckmR then offered as an amendment to the ‘Whereas there were new plans and speci- fications in the Clerk’s office, and that ine whole subject be referred. The I’kesingt ru’ed that this was not an amendment. Alderman Varian’s amendment to locate the Hail up town was tnen put and lost, by @ vote of 15 to 7. Alcermann Bras said be had listened to quite enough talk for this evening, and be moved the previous question. ‘The Prasimeny then asked should the aad question be put, which waa lost by a vote of 10 to 9. ‘Alderman Haaisy moved an adjournment, which was carried, aud the matter remains in statu quo, yo Thursday eveninggat 7 o'clock. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. , This Board held their last meeting for August at the with interest, in each case, counsel fees, 4c Adjourned Council room last pight; the Presidegs in the chair. ‘THE OOMI-TROLUKR’S LAW SUITS. Councilman Craye presented the following resolution: — Resolved, That the Comptroller be directed to report to this Board, at the first meet ng of the September session, the num- ber of judgments obtained against the city during the last two yeors, iogether with the names of the Same, the amount ofeach judgment, and the amount of costs, ersons obtaining the aiso, the num- der of suits now pending with the names of the persons suing and the amount of each claim. Mr. Swan moved to sirike out the last clause, com- mencing with the word “‘also,’’ on the ground that tho intormation ased for in that clavse could more properly be obtawed from the Corporation Counsel. Amendment accepted, and the resolution as amended adopted. PROPOSED IMPEACHMENT OF THE: AND Lanes: Counci!man awas presented the following — ‘Whereas, since the Ist of May 1866, the streets of bd city - New York have been cleaned witho flagrant violation of the — of section 12 etibeamended charter of 1853—therefore, be Resolved, That in the ‘opinion of this Board, the Commis. sioner solution this evening. of Swweets and Lamps bas wilfull) sions of the charter, aud rendered himse! COMMISSIONEE OF STREETS yut contract the: imsetr violaied the justly liable rovi- int_oF removal from office by a concurrent resolution of both boards of the Common Council’. Five members objected to the consideraticn of the re- the rule. Councilman ArriEeny presented the followiug:— Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee on Markets of this Board to investigaie and report pon the ex; loeat above It was ordered to iie over, under ney of one or more public markets upon the North river, jammond sireet A communication was received from the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps moved the ash and will continue to best of his abilit miss\oner takes ble, hopioy ‘opriation Beet pended in bis department, tum of $218,851 40, leaving a balance of this yea principal The Commissioner opportunity heey '2 40, the D EXPE nGEC :b; deficiency, and in paying io the illegal contract of the with Baird for ‘eerie te now bane ice out of Broad- in auswer to a resolution of inquiry from this Board, in'which be sa3s that he has rbage carts from the streets, bat rm the duties of his office to the under the circumstances.” The Com- to correct misap) tions which he says are indulged in by the public and ‘not re. hen- part of Thich bas last year’s yor in conclusion, that he ‘possi- without delay. The anes a and ordered to be printed. Board then adjourned to the first Monday in Sep tember, at 5 o'clock P. M. ‘The way. states, shali use every effert to keep the streets as clean as the Board will make an ‘tion therefo: id on the table Mustc: die. an Nisxo's Garpren—Another ing, , &e., with tn then Piquancy, consti this evening. the programme. Atneneum we gon Several favorite performers have , and will add diversity to her elegant drawing room ent iment. Monc-Drama.—Mr. Lionel Goldsmid, who made easion as a comedian at one of by ‘is earacte lof fan, and wil, no doubt, = well patronised by all lovers of genuine merrimen NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Weoweepay, Aug. 18, 1556. The market at Allerton’s was well supplied with beef cattle to day; bot with a good demand, last week's prices were tully suetained, and for extra rather better prices were reslized. The range of prices was from 7!,c. to JOc., as in quality, with but few left over. Tli.nois and Ohio were the principal contributors to the supply, though Kentucky, Indiana ana New York contributeda fair quota to the week's supply. The range is from 7), to 1ec., at io = but without ‘ohowing. ta table orm. The Cows Shevp and lane mareely 00 Srm, and calves were oy By Ee country and by what conveyances tho supplies came — Braves. and fait. abo rea 33 — at. it 1 do 16 = do w éo ph] do 89 0 180 lo nm do At Brown cattle from for extra ead wae. Harlet ee Hudson River emmacoae ~~ atte Cows and calves... Sheep and lambs Sheep and lambs. . Veal calves Frie Rasim — Beers and lambs, and is jambs by Thos ©. Larkin, 04 sbeep & lambs, $256 05 scarcely #0 frm. Sheep and lambs... aad Swine ....... Prices. Beef cattle, extra quality, per 100 lbs Do. good qualit, . Lo. Do. me Browning's: — 96 1,080 BoA 108 $9 00a $10 00 5500 $00 8 60 $0 00 55 00 36 00 & 7 20a 600 58 sheep & lamba, bar 00 m do. do. = $4 a1 do do. 00 64 do. do. 600 53 do. do. 164 00 01 do. do. Fr 00 41 do. do, 14100 173 do. do. Wb — 116 do. do, 34050 844 . $2,940 22 Sales by Samuel MoGraw «nding Avguat 13, 1856 — ’ beep ond ar % SO ehee . 468 «670 i M876 OF 163 : 506 60 = a3 $200 795. Bales of theep bs Bume: & Baldwin — 181 sheep, at do 1,879 “a there Was 00 material change In beef last week, and the demaad was Mileh cows were in rather better demand, but with @ good demand prices were no lower, supply and gold at 43¢e. a 6c. for poor to ‘The market was weil su were mostly from Obio aad this State, at Browning's, for the week pan ineibe 99em MOL. e sees do do de do do do, veals were in J, and ed and the quantity Prices ranged from $9 to $9 per head for sheep, oracer's sates, The ar: #1 75 to $F tor Ie 8 this more the artiyas ¢ em were D. WD Mose leh ncrrogate to 6.0.0 on Matarse weee 352) Wad, receipts fu.'t the week were as follows:—300 beef cat- pe ‘ a ea calves, B sheep and lambs, $2 a $6. ‘Sold by James ari *- S. Hvowalag’s:— 200 sheep A 15 ‘39 sheep. ..... 120 00 20 do. 98 00 194 do. + O33 46 1 do ay 26 187 do... - BB 44 do. py a) . p) €3 do. 2968 21 do. « 100 0 61 do. 169 00 82 do. + 245 75 54 do. 183 00.19 do. 878 50 70 do 1% 75 140 do 869 60 51 do. 16975 —— 40 do. 190 00 1496, $5,407 46 At there was no ma‘erial change in any Sad eck, ‘Wo auecx, Me. Chame"lain’s Yor beef cattle, $7 60 a $10; 81 cows am ; i Las] 50a $6; 112 veal calves, Amount, ir 69 + +8268 is ie $3 76 61 228 71 315 3 16 » 5 33 33 ‘16 60 3 50 48 400 188 HY 2 6 FN 20 8 26 49 3 50 13 262 7 578 100 400 86 4 60 12 450 nwa 275 25 85 53 313 6 6 60 0. .ccseeseeeeereseeesasees 15,826 88 Average, $3 80 RSCAPITULATION. 08 Peal Shepand Calves. Calves. Lambs. 18 336 2,282 3 us 6,005 81 108 6,164 76 64 - Total... ...,.0,064 243 621 15,462 CATILE RECEIVED BY ERIE RAILROAD. The following is the stock over this road, destined for New York, for the week ending this morning:— Cattle, heat Married. On Monday, August 11, by the Rev. Dr, Cummings, Taxosow B. TERS, Esq., of Philadelphia, to Dona Magia pA GLORIA ARANELLA, only danghter of his Excellency, the Commancer de Figaniere e Morao, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from Portugal Philaaelphia papers please copy. On Wednesday, August 13, by the Rey. Dr. Vaixytivg Stratton to Miss LyGxtinw La Foxas, cit, ‘oa ‘Tuesday, August 12, by the Rey. E. R. T. Cook, Mr. Fwanp C. Gazcoay to Miss Mary Exsworts, all of this city Sa the 15th ult., by the Rey. A. De Sola, Socowow L. Conzy, Eaq., of New York, to Cane: , second daughter of Asher As! , Esq., of No. 4 Gor: on street, Gordon square, Lond ‘and Spanish Town, Jamaica. In Brooklyn, on og ore August 13, by the Rev. J. . Capt. A. Barwasy, of the clipper thip Alboni, to "Mise hs . Read, of Brooklyn. Delaware papers please copy. =———————- Died. a Tuesday, August 12, suddenly, Jas: Sampson, aged Oe fart and friends, also the Covenant Chapter Lodge 35 1.0. of ©. F., also the Waabi 2,0.U. A. aro invited to altend his fu this afteraoon at two Fay, Mr. all of this Oa Wedneeday, Angee a the Toth fhe 1e ir 0! Pr Mrs. Mania SurrH, relict whist At Smythe of this ey, nd daughter of the. late Ybilip Job Livingston, ot Throg’s Neck, W Tae fristuls'abd relatives of the fauaily and of her son, Joon W Seagih, and of bar soa iaw, Onarias Je Aldis’ are invited to attend the funeral, at Caivary chureis,t3 this See ee cane ‘o'clock, without further in- vitation. "The remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- “Oa Wednesda Au oc Rube Fao fart A Jenkins me, geht mes clon OF the Seailly ato Inv ius we attend Sap fune- ber parents, No. 28 West ral, i trom the residence Twenty. third street, ibis afternoons ~y} -E ‘On Wednescay, August 18, Sanau C. Frecucrt, wife of 8. .W. Fitchett. Her friends are invited to attend ber funoral, from her late residence, No. 631 Fourth street. Her remaias will Se Ce to Snsithtown, L. v to morrow. morning, August 13, Taoxas Casecpy, in Wednesday the’ seth —. his age. ‘The friends and citaintances of the family are respect iully invited to atten his funeral, this o'clock, from his late residence, No. 17“ aa On Tuesday, Avgust 12, Harms, infant daughter of Ste- F. and Mary Cameron. friends ana relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this ‘nhernoen, at two o'clock, from Clifton, Staten Island. On Wednesday, August 13, Sanat Fraycns, daughter of Jeremiah and Frances, Marie —— The relatives and irionde of the family are goat to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from No. 106 Leroy street. On Wednesday, August 13, Stara J. Danmar, aged 19 years and 7 months. ‘The friends aud relatives of the vay oe respectfully noon, at half. residence, No. 240 Court Newfoundland papers please copy. On Wednerday morning, Avgust 13, at 8 o'clock, Bex- gammy F. Hamei-, younrest son of Thomas and Jeannette gone tel per oem 4 The 8 and relatives of the family are requested to attend bis funeral, to morrow morwiag, at ten o'clock, without further notice. Baltimore (Md.) and Richmond (Va.) papers please Wednesday, = oy a of consumption, Cuartes B. Cuarn, in the Uist year of his age. Bis friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune- ral, from the residence of his uncle, —s Bird, No. 625, Columbia street, to. morrow marning, at = o'clock. His yemains will be taken to Newark, N. J interment. Boston, New Orleans and California papers please “| Wednesday, Avgust 18, Tomas A. B, Gcnsox, son of John Gunson, Exchange Hotel, No, 1 York street, Brooklyn. Gia relatives and friends aro requested to attend, to- morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, to pay their last re- spects to deparved worth. “ Requieseat ep pace.” On Wednesday, August 13, Fam Cattanun M. daocbter of August and Catharine Vou Elm, aged 1 month and 23 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- apectfully invited to attend the funeral. this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. $1 Sullivan street On Monday, August 11, Jorxr P., son of George and Harriet 5. Edwards, No. Bleecker street, aged 19 months, ‘The friends of the fam \y are re’ fally invited to at- tena es funeral, this aiternosn, at four o'clock. ednesday, Avgust 10, Mrs. Ruraners Carnet, wife ‘duane W. CatLell, in the 74th yeer of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the ivneral, to morrow at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 679 Wash- Caroline Muhuken, aged 8 years, 6 is ty cut and yy el the fami; respectfully relatives ec ‘Aea} this o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, No. 225 Grand street. The remains wil! be taken to Greenwood Come- Wednesday, A’ Jebn _ Ann Eliza Nesbit, aved & years, 11 monte and The friends and relatives sf the tamil e ———. ‘nvited to attend the funeral, this y aflorseon, near Sackett street, Brooklyn. Ip Brooklyn, on Tuesday sfternoon, August of poue geet son oe we and Anpie Fiizabet ooklyp, E, D., on Tuesday <ersaon gan 1, 13, months and 23 days. The remains will be taken to Poughkeepsic for imter- Tn Brooklyn, August 12, of cholera ipfartum, Cuarve w 5 mon| Funeral from the residence of bis father, No. 138 maing will be taken to Greenwood for interment In Lym Be August 13, of dillious sends and relatives of the . invited to attend the funeral, th nesday, August 10, Lawnevce C. Memexes, son imvited to attend the funeral, at three Weapon, | st 13, be Euisasrrs, daugater of 2 day: o'clock, from ihe retidence of Ler parents, Sm‘ an ‘ern dysentery, Wittiam Newnern Prarsow, yi 5 At, wife of pot Richardson, aged ment this morning. ‘am, only ton of Wm. W. and Mary E. B. Huse, aged Sackett street, this afternoon, at three o'clock. His re fever, I wife vert O'Hara, o'clock, from her late residence, 10 South’ Eleventh street, Foneral service will be performed at the church, fo. of Saints 4 Paul, Second street. At Green's Farms, Conn., on Friday, August 8, A Livinastox, only eon of Lieut, P. W. L. and Bo ily tmpton, United States Army, aged 1 year ead At Geneva, N. Y., on T er oe sie AY sa My daughter of the late Eiijah Hum ye als city, tnd" wife of Aaron K. Hughes, U Way y. _MABITINE INTELLIGENCE, Aa pecage od ator for the Ney Yous Hianato ALMAZAG TOR FEW TORE AEM pay, Ol itm ware? ‘ovw eines. ous ents. Port of New York, Awgr wt 19, 1956, Fmeu a 1, Hawr Steamship Emen Mtr), . Conard Ship ns nso avenger =F "Richardson & Co. Ship Fa ‘ony Forrester, Cook, NeW “Orieans—Robson & Fos die Y ), Croan, n " Ea geegtn. Brown, Ge TET Bon. SoD Carte & Oo \ hy, Mable Gnsges, Co Clearm nay—Mourges € 0 Ri mao. nah- mal | a ’ ma praia Weise Onrv cr & Cpe Jd & Magaade, & Co. her & Pot Brig Oarver & Jom dna & Oo. er Fi Laverty rosie " Ee Wan runt &Blaght. Sehr Dan Et Pierson Schr Beland Nias Hang. Schr Martha, th Schr M Hankin, Bearee, Raron h Eprague. Sekt Cabeh Mekeramn. Seon Wis err ot Sloop Blackstone, Stedman, — Steamship Ariel. 5 Buses, aan passengers and treast Bark Aiberuing, Barton, Cardouas, (oe Tan ad, ye , Mi Ibo. a 1 ft the ri a y mth, ith coffee, ac, to de Aj Agrodn Jor He oN _ ‘alooiah ' of 8 araines), aot Turks “island, Augl, with salt, to Pesa ell Tris re (Br), Bowe eet ‘St John, NB, 10 days, with pig iron, toJ Kel caephn W Webster, Benneti, Charleston, 4 days, with with rice, wheat, ec, to Scranton & Tallman, Avs 4, 9:60 PM, with rio days, with sugar, £0, Union, RKB ISLAND, Aug 1—Ti fo ER ADE ie pert eta nana B, Dario, Boren ir Lion, Manning, Sutolk. (Pen Sresusutr CAxADe, at Boarow: br Tsabel.a, Burr, Boston. ghNtwarr, Jul; Hy Barr York. sa Behr E-A Stevens, Kelley, fioston for Albauy Graham's Polley, , Hayden, W Sloop WH Bowen, aloo, Fyorideaee. “aRowaNGRtY duly Bpeegwer, er, Peston. Sloop Helen, Perry, New Be: ‘Axyas, May 2i—Sid Fankee Ri angi, Ba mn, Cowes; Eproy pelier Novel bs 1, Phind phn, Golden . Y thorndixs, Singapore 26th, ‘Fores ropeller Tir! lade Propelle: Osceola, Clark, Providence. Bruator, Suly 20-Are atthe Pill, Leroy, Smalley-aud Tro- Connor, Propeller J N Harris, Smith, New London, Carver, NYork. ©! NYork SAILED. Sicumships Times, Havre: Roaoci: Wiehmouty ape At sear, ane Bie Are alen: Serene: Colenitay Sy bers Gallatin, Liverpool; Clifton, NOrieaas; Mary ‘ Bena sly ae Ouirien, Fountain. Savannah: —_ EEMEN, July “Arr more. Wind at sunset, S#, Buaoa, July 22—Are Fam or When ‘Gege, NOvieads via PHILADELPHIA, Ave is irate? Sten Giles alee, Baar Warsterer, Coll Boston. | Avg 1s—Are bris Abby Klien Gileheie, 3 De. Providence: sche ‘dn Garorey ny Sieanteas 8 B Mt saadoea, Gumaves, July 2—Arr Gese’ of’ the Ocean, Thurston. ms, ‘ones, Olarke, Middletown, Ct Remain at Quarantine end willdischarge there, briga Emma avin hd Jae Po mens Maniton, Honeywell, Bombay for Eager, Sa Cienfuegos; Abram, from Havana; sehr WL aky— sce below). on her return, in consequence ef being” at tie azsreito, ship Treple Bird, from West Indies; brig bean (nd i aaah Ravage ot atom ii eae Same Mel. more, do. Cid steamer Delaware, Copes, NYork: bark Star, Crockett, pg epgens ae 1, Bremen for Phila- Roekland; vrij poy Hilen, Gilehrist, Portland; Chimborazo, ys Jay aut | OP. ston: Pear poses Bearse. ‘Boston: Sarad X saith, [gin “Sohn 1.- Dimmock, Skoltield, Horas, Cue =_ Smith, Neponse Lydia, Ca Carberry, NHaven; i to ct jones, Clark, iddletown, Ct. Miscellaneous and Disasters. i is Saly 30—Arr Volant Pray, Akyab (und @, for LKESTONE, July 29—Off, Apollo, from Baltimore for The Cunard steamship Emen, Cept Small, sailed yesterda: Gravesesp, ing 1—Arr Sovereign of the Seas, Jansen, afternoon for Havre, with nine “pamengete and $41,000 i York; ericr, Soule, Quebec. ue ' apecie. Genoa, July 24—Atr Selle Fratelli; CMghizola, Mobile. Loss of THE Prorgiter Browswicx—A telegray Hayne, July $0—Sid Globe, Baker, NOrleans; Houston, — raphe des’ |. Share, Neveustle sad U states, | ‘uly 29—Arr North Sea. Delomo, Pi og from Buflalo recely ‘ed by Ellwood Walter, ‘of the Board of Underwriters, states that ‘the propetl by Brunswick, bound from {o'puitnto, tounderdd on Fei, | HAMBURG, July 28—Arr Pethinder, Kelloch. Callao, Sut oy mpm et Laled ca Led Wies from Manitou Is Livenroon. Si Ricker Haulict Be Borland; Crest of the ai ¢ Michigan, and sunk in 3 feet water. | Her, cargo 7 lees oats Cros 2 consists of 15,000 bushels of corn, 150 p: Gerees) of lara, and 40 tons serap iron, She cine for ten tons of wool, but it was not kne Since the above was in type we find the folk r Courier:—The Brunswick kad become disabled in the gale, and had founcered in $0 fathoms of water. off the Foxes. sa Tho Branswick was Ri hisop, Wade; Thalatia, Barker, Allse Counce: Bing? er, and pari ihe Ooean, Drummond, do; Sas Futriat, Kinney, dnd Vorkstire, Marshall York Helipse: Hv a die Baltimore’ rol ire, Marsha Mt eae; iy it 4st; Southampton, Auslin, and Bee Hen i iuaees, pallens Swando, Jordan, NOrleans; Asteria, Hutchia- leston; Meteor, Porier, 'sobite, oid ote K M Sloman, poe Portland; ae Bearse, N York; 3ist, Free Trade, Storer, Caliao, At Gnroline, Conacr, Charleston; Delgany, NOrleans; fans ig ti foe Vols and tierces lard, aud ‘ion Co—all of which, wih the propeller, wil! be & Transport Hin the river. outward. bound Aug Jet, Anrora, Bauting, for total loss. NYork: Chas Holmes, Bowlby, forlugvana: Clatar Cuanzworre Soles, from Bovton for 8 Sienhen: | Curtis tor Rristey Oiaar Pada, Fortes, for Charleston; Nw Wwentashore ina thick fog morning of 9th, at | | remburg, ‘Melani for NOrl + Isiand, mouth of Marhias river, near Lib- | “enti oe Licks D ‘Drimmond, N York; sn dob badly strained and hogged, 1 badly on maitton mM Benn Pam ‘apd Typ) Katte: , Hig- nd. the: rocks, head on shore, Fao) pene in among the tress, “The crew are ashore on the island, saving what they can. Baux Mrvora. Satford, at Baltimore, reports:—On Monday morning, at 2 AM, off Cove Point, while standing up the bay, sith, “Moma” Groves, Charleston: Mokau; Bat: jes ‘and’ Montreal; Ecliptic, Owen, San as Yrasceket; Talbot, Gibraitar and U Mompos Je ae kat inwards Chas. fusk, Smalley, Bom- 1d ith the wad aft, wag run into by sehr a indy, beating bay; Sot, ‘Mazle ‘Thon\a0, Kelly, Onleutte. agit 2a bh Jd own, and foresai! torn, bulwai ks toi e ~~“ ri ny jathoin, chford cast ria; London, and stanchions on the lasb 7 Tesch Huribur, NYork; Sabrina, Crosby; and Alma, what other on Jost jibboom and rigging: known, chr got on board the bark aud ame The cook of t Lecnon™, July 22—Arr Elias ras Stevens News Bay, Leckie, NYork Sid 19th, Mystery, Fal oy AN York: up in her. re Mavnrtivs, May 15—Arr bark Ceres, Smith, NY: Barc Aoxrax—-Ratract from letter to, Ellwood Walter, Esq. f Secretary Board of Underwrlere, dated Macher Town, foe, PRL eink seectaaes te ieee, Klin, for ua, July 14—""The brig Aonian, of Bosion, ‘ates, § oof a. 000 feet of Fellow ine lumber teen Jacksonviia Marsziiirs, = yay Speci Caro Caroline, ‘Eliems, Ellems, Torre- for Senfuegos. Cuba, was ity lost on the east side of tl island on the 6th inst, The brig Weat on io « perfect calm, un- der the influence of a strong curren! and « heavy swell ‘with no beet anchor ahead, The maierials and etores are saved, agra, July te kee Bera Crowell, NYork for Smpraa, 2 pgumeaston J ‘idly 30--Arr Nahum Stetson, from a crulsedm ‘SHugeps, July Com ArT. Keho, Loring, and will be Havre: 30th, L fd been landed, whe Preble. Sid wth, Agnes Leeds, NYork; ite to abandon the st Hieury, es ‘schlen, Spedding, Philadelphia. Scum Poxes, Brown, fom Rio Grande for Baltimore, was y 18—Arr Voyager, F' Constantinople aground 12h inst below Fort Carroll. ae coe, whit Gor. Gov AxpEuson. Wilson, from NVork for Wes “feat, July 2—Arr Wim Rathbone, Pratt, Liv ef peo wrovisions, &c, got re on. an nig of ti © t a mA, Jal oars Mara Jewett, —— rs bel o (aud aid 2th for N York Ba Ba sh aihe fpr ai the Orange Cays,’ After ng lighter fe. por - ee: a p White Swallow, st San Francisco trom New a Gforsed the line rieedats out; was 6) days to Cape Horn, re experien heavy weather. ‘Crossed line in Pacihe May sth, in lon TICW, and his bart eaime wad Tight winds since; ‘Sprung my and led a’ yard and spanker gaff. st overboard on C gale of wind, H Sint, J Goulas aad i Har were drowned. “ae Cavcurra, Sune 17.—The Ganges, Windle, from arrived here, will have to be docked, having beeu ag several days at the James and Marys. Horn, ina scamen, W Ship Lotus, at San Franeiteo from New York, was 29 from — York to the Equator on the Horn: was off the Hora 2) days with ‘away topmast backstay. phi Young America, at San Frencieco from New York, had 49 diya to Cape Born, when encountered a succession of se- vere gales from the westward; o the ulght of the 13th and Ith of May, heavy sea struck the jibboom and broke ui in thr: me sen slove bulwarks, started two cheeks and dove otherdemge: July Sth, Mr. 1 De Groot, first officer, died from anatiuck of dropsy: March 20, Geo Davenport, a seaman, fell from «lot and was drow: Ship, Delta, of Greenport, has beon purchased by parties in fe mPa ‘and will be continued in the whaling business ip Charies Phe! Williams & ‘iean sbip yenfons put into a po port 1th’ tad Canton, June Freg hte. —' and others} are Fade Boy for 2 pieces Stonington, has been purchased, by of New London, eas from that port. mith will launch rf dey at Patel ue, Ehe is inteude! for Messrs Doll fo fun, between New York. apd Chariesicn. i by Dollner & Potter, § N Smith Sai chess, cud wit be commanded by Capt samiel X Smith, Jate of schr Albert Mason. ‘Whalemen. ror ‘about 400 ton palmetio Arr at New Bedford Aug 11, bark Anaco Pocltc ‘Qceun, Valparaiso 16 with, 1900 Heteliea WS Grot Seut home and 80) bia ap oll ALTIMO IE aut Sid from do 12th, ship Clee: urtney, Pacific Ocean. Passed Agile May Pus fen) Morgas, Kibiing, NLondon, from Heng Kong, on a ernise. Bpoken—July 2, lat 2910, lon GD 13, Messenger, Holmes, Salem. 25 mos o GeoW ‘imbal, “Fag, the American Consul at St Helena, ie pow at New Bedtord, ‘tase Tle lett St Helena on the 34 of June, and says the fleet ‘bad been large the harbor for several weeks, and was doing we!l. Mr Kimball is visiting New Bedford io make arransemeuts for furnishing facilities to whalemen. ken, &e. Steamsh’p Tennessee, PWevber’ hence for ® Themes, Aug 9, lat 39, lot wo. om. for Mobile, Ang 11, 8:10 Steamer Raveuswosd, fom AM, 12 miles # of Cape Hi ; rpm Hult June 1 for Cal elbourne, June ecbr Pones, Rio Grande, Cerroll. Cid stoamabip ‘Totten, Morley, braske, McLau yre do, 1. Laiey Te ee! Malian via Gibraiter: Rie tctrs Maria Fike, A Heat beth iilten Bi ry Beene "Toation basil jaa n, Bright 4 in sana and marke edie, denanto, a mark ae brig James i fnvens: Gfeenpor, Cd Kis, beg sel ry wey Lith beg Erecutive, io a ner, Crowell, ry vig Fes es Arr schrs Kedron, Alley, an ay Ce igh oe ‘Sid sehr Adeliza, Ship Young Mechante, ary cutta, June 77. lat 2 30'N. Ton 28 ot O31, Beas, Cobb, hence for bip Amos 1 a Lawrence, Drew, from Titerpoot for Caleutta, Se Fin Latham, from Liverpos! for NYork, July 30, | cath Wresme hee AD amram meen, ve hh eere, Losing, trem Liverpool for Poston, Saly 2 lt ree ss. ae sit brig Bos de" aero (Span). Serta “An ship, showing a white signal with a red cross Mone Coe Aen ont ee init—t levers of her name “Gare,” suppaned the moopet. Waterur, do; Matin Yorks ‘iath Gamecock, hones for Norubay, July 5, tat 1s #8, lon M6 15, Toure, Hutchinson (from Dighton . Ale or Halll Werk Ain Joboson Was sigualized Aug 8, iat $818, lon | more, according to 9 ein Denioarhy Brightman, ‘ire WA brown, Lae Aux oa ‘ayes for Boston, Jniy 23, off east end of Cuba in had leat hia wife in Aux qe es ned had been sick binmse! ie child also was sick at the Mi | ‘Townsend, Jones, hence for Curacos, 7 days out, July fi Behr LS *pavies hevee for Charleston, Aug 10, of Boddy Tsiqyd. a rites Ports, Anstes, May 8 - Passed ships Contest, Brewster. from Can ton for NYor Candage,’ from Kong for Mewvouenes ah: "Potter, from Shaty NYork; Reindeer, from Manila for do; Hound, Stevens, from Canton for do (several of the above have reported a day og two earliery; 28th, bark, Dragon, Dunn, trom Balaris Boston; June 6, Saracen, re from Newport, B. for lions Port Kw HONeAre bolween Bid nd 20h. bi i Melford, ee LS Cun aie ig Fawin Bi fare Ee ers ion! Fr 4 os ois oL rae sree bs rt tie i Jp) Locker, reso, hi Nicke’ sro Phi naire. PM, arr fy Ken Porno Jechys Mma Amelie "Boston. Baravia—tn port June 7, bark aueions Nelson, from Louies, Fuller, do at oe ; steamer. Ji Padang: turk Milford, Gor way rarer | Bias, Keley yous er Resins Wen Nickels, ris are Ps =e ige Chinas be tare © stan, fot Hong Kong, perebecrances New York, asma Amel, Loulsas from Matlin. a and wih fo own outers — Arr schra Gun Rock, Wieon pease Crows ranciseo, arr Ma: rata. cle Row, THlibgro L- Soa Duriain, Purdy, New a, Richmond, Baaner. Hunt, KA ybgerovens, ug 4—Arr brig port ships Gleaner. mt from ver io ey ship Livingston, (Br), Bopd, Cateorta, July —Tn arr Mkslagk, Dow, from San Fr Wendel" trom London, expected ny ind ee PTW ORLEANS Aug 6--Asrbarks © C Fowler, Nagt pat —-~9 in the river and Seale rameriek ae, Ri Dy ae ipa eee: from Boat eet Amaranth, Jane, Jobp hia nts od, Ta: , Slater: ‘ wid He ears: 1.00 Choo, florion, and Rockall, ; Wattenback (Br), for \VEndatla, Patten, and feanboc, | NORFOLK, ne The Vondom dg; Moses Tasior. French for Homabay, | York OM Hit “iaage Newion, Rome, celking, Mary Robisnon- | ABWARK. Sug 13sid Wee crepe; Windward, Raith, and Amazon, Mingo, une; | 1 ih nae bark Mary Wilson, for Boston | Bh aa ORD. Aneto Areaa oa June 13, ships Fiying Baale, Baten, eat) ide, ey. Heke, do: ME eee from KYorks Sun ny, Sune 4 = Arab. Orgeby 2 1 do; Sapine, He Cantos, June rate peri Ships Comet, Aryult, for fork eae Ching, Howard, Phi ohgtah a i — “ee ot, Phils: Desdel F Willen titeane Crom roker, eas hiet, Chath EW PORT. re me Are meee \WTustay, Winsor. for do, Sea Ranger, Petarson, vuseell,” ¥ von, from York arr M 26, une? aig; Bunsen belvene arr May sitar. ‘Brana a ig ty anaiaeen Nock afr May 28, ono or do Jay Tage ik eT Rong | “PORTLAND, & coher al 1 Areal Ways, bark Quickstep, emith, | 11th, be gee Bor ken Gar 7 ‘sn error—see Hi ong); the new — forte wa to at uenive in amalt aatitien Hamp rH: —In mn Stuart, ae: ' aa Ke ‘dime i Lad Late dar phy Huevos t PROVE WibRNOE, a de 8 Will fet form George’ ioe Mary, iy fa Bunks Bout i hy Andi ib, do: Waring, Crap, albany: 7 re fxto, ror, orm plewn ar ghar; ee : as iy deny ow Ys Pa : Spittire, Jackson, | beebe Readout; Sarl Ba ectee 3 Methe Seranton, Kh Pout, and Meteor, Pike, from fon, *eopa. howfoo; Hel = Sy Howhiag ten Smith, ew arr Jemen, Spa Ee, ie whaler, oc omnes, aoa iiama, 0 om Roatan arr JuRe 6, vie Garland, shi ‘May 12, on ing, Turner, ‘oe Rravetece: ‘ies, cochowtoo; Ellen Foster, i janiiln Wetoinne, Meensies 0; ry ik Penguin, Wheeler, Mantia aete Gen rete, Veo ANC! eB nn frsinsten 4 ienow. " Tn port Clementine, Cotton (not bg gy’ ‘Wighan ADR Jay at Bark Albers. Dorr, Saga, 10 load iy Hen i 7 tor ‘or Boston, at $4 por hbd, earries 600 (the A Weol Br. lie was prev " ed ag it ald direct for Boson jp m1, tnnat, be im 1» NOr! + Hill, Famel'and Portland. on Sot for Se mer 700 bble York, ni $4 25 por bit wrnich sid Ist inet for a, ra Se.m08 gaits His molasses for Portiand, at $275 pe ah a hus wm Pius § ‘Din port ship Plevder, for Nedon next a», Peters ng @—Arr brig Arab, Sullivan, Philades quem wy Prev on Hong Kong; 180 eis . ane To iY te Ce Weare a nis aa i ce rege, Melbourne; F s sind it © Crowell, Heng Kong: 10 9 Saeey Ke re. a Marts, Peterson, aral ty ‘fe, Mendoc a Avg L—Ave brige S Folsom, Wait me yl Treadwell, Phil rv ne inte wrk AN keony, ane onc fi ase. Beets ra Baha reek fa Fue 1 | Ye heh, "an Tene age