The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1856, Page 8

8 —_—_—_—<€—=—$—*—_—————«—«—«—«—«<—<«—<____—$——————— ee eee ee OO Married. THE PUBLIC HEALTH. Commissioners of Health. M4408 WOOD STIRRING UP THE BOARD—BEPORTED FELLOW FEVER IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, ETC. The Commissioners of Health met yesterday noon—a quorum present. ‘The following letter was received from Mayor Wood, aud referred to a special committee of two to report upon, The Board declined giving it to the reporters, but ‘as it is a public document and addressed by an official to a public body, we give it as interesting: — tent hove rosstvet ie trom the Care atibe *aameie a sie ot Health, of which you ‘of the pres 1) quested (o give orders to the Pe at resolution, pansed a, & the rth inst Fam re: Department to “seize all idee wick may be landed in the oty, unless express permis. sion be in possession of consent to gi sueh that I doubt the le; which if no! uscertained sersonal damages; and even © of thus interfering at this ti ugh New , York of Aaa” wi ‘mioners of Heaith, Twill nvail myself of 0 sages! tht, ‘he severe exuetions at the ‘fore Dg sO exuraordi sion may’ be speedily Telaved Fama ‘Lam sis tor it no longer exists, steno put upon our the free trw article of comm respect for the Com this opportunity ‘Commissioners | siiction and exclusion Ged that the neces ty tweme burdens #7 merchants by the sctlo: continued. Very of Heatth. by all dus that the ex- of the Commissioners this ee: ho doubt from correct mo'ives, may be with safety 20 epecitully, bora ne = Isaac O. Barken, Esq , President Board 0D. Mayor. inners SCPPOSED YELLOW FRVER IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY. The following correspondence, in relation to yellow fe- yer in Westc ester county, was submitted: — P matter to plaiwant rectly it. Mayon’s Orvice, Aug. 26, 1856. ‘OMMISSIONERS OF BRALTA— Morris Stony Point, Westchester county, two men have died of yellow fever within a few eased by Vessels being allows Tam instructed by our honorable days ‘past, said to have been to unload logwood at that his Honor the Mayor io submit the ¥; and it is the wish of the com ¢ you will inquire into the matter, aud, if possible, Respeciiully, G. F, CONCKLIN, Complaint Clerk. ‘This was referred to the City Inspector, to have the Health Warden inquire into the case. The City Inspector reports as followa:— ment that two de vessels discharging | quire into the fucts, investigations. Mr. G he above p eetigtions, "h certinea {ation to the death of M pectfully, ‘Te te City Ixsrzcr Stx—He attending ee fn lever, as you remittant ards the arrival of een only two Nova hs Point, Westchester cou! Avaust 23, 1896. ov Heute: — foreign vessels at stat schooners, I All of the report thé result of his ving am acquaintance with many © had every advantage to aid him his report to be perfectly Bathgate, of Morrisania, 1p re- Gershoa. UEO.W. MORTON, City Taspector- also presented. Res- AvGust 23, 1356. yesterday T have obtained ve been three deaths—two des had been sick ‘place, {ere hay have fed with plaste Blso some eizht or ten schooners loaded with lumber, Maine. There dave n @yewoods, shipped from ‘Were owned here. Th 7, god Mr. Hikers a so several loads of y of New York, in sl0o} rsona who died Mr. Gershon wasa Hurlgate pilot. Gershon had piloted a sloop from fr. Harris was the ‘engineer of the dyewood mills He atiended Mr. Gershon 4 which are Mr. Ge during bis ili- peas, and was taken sick chortly after with the same disease, As uear as Tean learn, (here is no sickness at present at Port jorris. The village is butlt on low and swampy ground. eral of the factories are built on piled ground. Anumber of starvaied water lots in the Se are 4 heart of the village. ‘The whole number of inhabitants consists of about 100 adults aod ere, Al) of which is respectfully submitted, L. GILBERT, Health Warden, Secoud ward. Toe conto exs or HRattn, &c.— im th a week. The inst case was yas remit:ant fever: uta week after, who died in about nuded by Dr. Namdame; but during ‘the last of his sickness, and and I also saw we have every reason {0 believe be died of the same disease, n# the location is favo dweases, Yours, Ao Agcust 27, 1% ble to the prevalence of that class one ot AMES BATHGATE, M. B., Morrisania Correspondecce ordered on file. ‘The following named vessels were acted »pon:— os Lindon, from Savanitla, New Granada, Aug. ‘27, with word, hides and tobacco. recommendation of the Health Orficer Gn the No sickness on passage. ‘ordered to lighter her cargo {n five days after arrival, aud Sent to the city, except bites. Bark Drawbridge, from Barbadoes, 27th inst., with Sugar and molasses, all bands well. Detained five days, and then allowed to proceed to the city, if all remain healthy. Bark Sagva La Grande, Augast,27; lost a pa. dysentery. Allowed to lighter’ cargo to the ciyy, ti Fr fhands remain well after five day Bark Sarah, August 27 Ordered to lighter. and ‘sent to the city after dve days, except bides » with ides, tobacco, and bark. er Elizabeth Melter, Charleston, 27th inst., with ‘co and naval stores, and eight passengers. Al! hands Benson anata aly, of Harlem, having made a state. 7 had occurred’ at Port Morris, Stony om yellow fever, iatrodueed by ‘&c., T detailed Mir. Gilbert to in- well. Allowed to proceed to the etty alter ive days, if wil are besithy Bark Antagonist, Buenos Ayres, 27th inst., with hides, ‘wood and hair, and three passenger: Allowed to proceed to we cuy, aNer wot to be brought to the city. Lilian, from Buenos Ayres, 27th ust. Allowed te proceed to the city after five days Hides not to be landed in New York. Jacmel, coftee and logwood. Allowed to efter fiteen days. ‘atta, from Pouce, Porto a, Aug. 5 Bar). and wool. @t Quarantine Brig Movame. Proceed to (oe cit Bark Elizabeth Allow Brg Peerless, Jamaica, st ‘Aliowed to proceed to toast 6 Scuooner Verm Ott er to proceed to city after bei Re ion, vlogyoo' 3 ned ides, 164 the ci All bands weil. Hides ., with hides cleans. ty Sept. 6. PETITIONS. ont, having been at Quarantine two is, aks permission to proceed. Referred to Health Sbip Maid of Orleans, from New Orleans 17th, with ‘cargo of Cotten and tobaceo. Petition to proceed to the city laid on the table. bark Mary Pentiey having complied with the require ments of tL Yor an The follow: Bark authorities, wishes to come Referred to Healt! SVECIAL REPONTS, ing cases were specially re Cordelia, Ay tol Lost ‘26th, rd passage. 232 ™ To be allowed to ugar ove man of yellow fever. Cargo Ra. twenty days. proceed No one sickeued—all now well. wot nearer than 600 yards of the wharves. Bark Gaspar, August 11 from rieston, wita cotton and rico. Detained at Quarantine five days. One case of yw fever the day after arrival, Petition to proceed iy a the table Brig W. Stowe, from Ponce; cargo discharged. na eed Init on the table. Gtion t ‘ nrentine asks for a Pe vam permit to anchor iJ within 690 yerds of the wharves. Grauted Brig Char the city denied. Heath, from Cardenas 19th, aeks to come Brig Aca Swift from Maracaibo, aske permission to toad an except bide- Master of bark Pampillo asks ward cargo. jon Cooper, from Cardenas 12th with molasses Allowed to a. 7 Cae Permission to Seswoun laid ov; lowed a stream permit to land cargo, Cranted. miseion to retain so ar on Loard as ballast, which was granted Progress of the Yellow Fever at Fort Hamilton. Two more cases of yellow lever were reported at Fort Bami'ton up to yesterday afternoon Me. Hiram Green, the proprietor of the hotel, was attacked with the black ‘vomit, and will not recover ‘well, The case of this family isa hard one. Ay n, however, may get It appears that when the disence Orat broke out they left Fort Hamil- too acd weut to Vermont, but returned when they heard the disease bad abated, to secure their goods, when they were taken sick. (a Thursday morning Mr. Paul Oliver discovered a ‘cottage On Lhe shore in which twe women were sick—one ‘There was also a well child in the ‘With the black vomit. room with them. They were all for. mmmediately provided Io proyo tym to tle pumbers, the mortality was much greater in Fort Hamilton than jt was at Norfolk inst rear. the following liet embraces the names of ail but four of those who have vied at Fort Hamilton proper, si ellow fever broke out — ‘Rock weil, ethe Mr. Charles ©. Prince, at Brook! 42 daugaters, Mr. Meyers and wite, John Lak MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK. A meeting was held at the residence of Wm. 8. Sears, Fort Hamilton, on the 28tb inst Mr. Hyer was called to the cbair, ficiated as Secretary. , to wid and Wm. Oliver of- Tt was then resolved— ealled the Fort Hamilton Relief Society, be and agsiet (hose snifer'ng from 'yel fat Fort Hamihon and Bay Bt Nebel ve the duty of this soetety to procure, by “eubs as may be required to carry owt the be the Cuty of each member of this society tone. . ‘icknesw yrare sa such cases of « to their. immedi wcptshed, and ts execs where auch re among the liste removal to the moral je, to provide medical advice and the at we ‘Dues, if such . ey the duty of every member to ascertain te cet ‘and their famw'ies in the articles of a the duty of this to relieve those who fone beer eich, aad (hee Nave sutiernd by ore ited thet euch persone be found entitied to it, Tit aia’) be fhe dete of thle tofornish auch of the « 1 one may be fines of! Lp --J a ba sac sn et oh i Bn Bode daland, Poet, FM, Kibgb, Boy, OF Vien, N. Ky , funds to enable NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1856. Ciared Secretary, Chas, E Sears was dociarea Rreanusers © TO TBE EDITOR OP THE BBRALD. Fout Hamitron, Aug. 20, 1856. ‘The fatal sickness now among us has prevented the inhabitants of Yellow Hook and Fort Hamilton from pre- senting to the public the causes of the disease, that they might take action 0 as to remove those causes, and pre- vent for the future their being again visited with this or apy other pestilence, Those who took a prominent part on the subject—Judge Rockwell, Chandler White, and R. H. Cumming—were stricken with the disease, and died. Others, in attending w the sick, had no time to bunt up the proper officers: and convince them by hodiems. mem, that sickness was at their doors and in our dwellings. The efforts of those mentioned above—carried out as well as could be by the surviving inhabitanta—bad the vessels removed from Gravesend Bay, though not until sickness and death had been spread ‘That the sickness has been occasioned by following causes is without a shadow of a ti—The ings; from the quarantined vessels and washed slong our shore, aad trom the pursing the sick, ‘ularly the first infected, gat of, and consequently BO no rene ee Precaution was taken to counteract the influ. = pe the disease Sam have open those worn out wi sleepicas watc! No. ieee bas been contracted these cases when removed to other es although some of the sick Oe uakean Sem toina’ shat as sickness, n luced direct from the sbipp! me , demands that measures be at once taken for the removal of the whole cay ompeeoe further seaward, where the wind cannot carry lence, nor the tide re- turn to our shenee taddeed ith © emitting matter, or to appoint @ proper officer who will not, through igno- rence Or Worse motives, put vessels on our shore. For 2 the wind — by long a blow inte dart, (er UPOR US, andattect us in asparsely populat ct how much more fatal will be the eflect it the breeze which daily revives the wayfarera of Broadway, comes ladened with the diserse from shipboard’ Years ago @ fow vessels laid at Quarantine—now a hundred woul not embrace their number, extending as they do from shore to shore. As commeree increases, so does the = there. We sere an awful warning~may we all and prepare. ‘The Narrows is the mest beautiful spots about New York, and a ride the shore to-day would pre- sept a most lively landscape, bright in cultivation and biossoming with flowers—with no outward sign of the de- sClation aud death which reiga within. Aad if the prospect excites the stranger, how much more those whose homes are there, and endeared to them aow much more by the ascociation of departed ones? We call, then, upon the citizens of New York and Brook- lyn to take iuitiatory measures at once, to remove the cause Of gicknees {rom our doors, now and for the future. ‘We woald state here, in regard to the diferent farailies leaving, that they only did so when convinced that to stay Was death, or extending the disease. Many were taken away prostrated ip nursing the sick. Indeed, the whole community, from Gowaaus to Gravesend, have proved themselves to be attached to each other b; common Ue, for in every case the neishboring sick been attended to, even unto death. SAMUEL BONNELL, Jr., WILLIAM 8. SEARS, pat A. OLIVER, ‘The Sickness on Governcr'’s Island. Yellow fever bas been on Governor's Island for two weeks past, and eight deaths have occurred up to yester- day. There are in all about 680 recruits of all kinds at this depot, the majority of whom are encamped at Fort Columbus, the Lighest point of the island, where as yet no disease has made its appearanze At Fort William, however, on the westera side of the island, they bave not been so lucky. A man employed as a cook first took sick, with what was thought ’o be typhus fever, aud died. A man and woman employed with him in the kitchen next were ta- ken sick and also died, but the succeeding case recovered. The fever then attacked the quarters of the music boys, whose rooms are immediately over the kitchea. There were Sixty boys quartered there, most of whom were at tacked with symptoms of uamistakeabie yellow ‘ever. They were prope: si ye attended to in season. ant most of them recovered. In all eight persons hive died Tre place bas been thoroughly cleaned and purided, and itis hoped the disease is abating, though three per- sons were taken Fick during the last two days. Sergeant O'Leary cied very sudden'y, but the doctors prowounce bis disease congestion of the lungs. ‘The Disease at Staten Island. ‘There have been three more deaths at Clifton, Staten Island, as fo lows :-— Mr. Derby, keepar of the Bay Shoals public house ; ser ‘vant girl of Mr. Austin, avd a woman, name unknown. There are but few persons left ou this part of the island. James O’Heay, whom we mentioned yesterday having been arrested for sugar stealing, on board fected vessels, was y sentenced to the peniten. tary for sixty days. This was prompt punishment, and all similar thefts will be ummarily treated. Matters in Brooklyn. MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALra. Aca, 29.—Present Mayor Hall, presidiug, and Aller- men Oakicy, Shaw and Walrh. Health Warden West, to whom had been referred the subject of inquiring into the sauitary condition of “Pren- tice’s row,’ in Furman street, consisting of thi-teea houses, reported that they were all in aciean sod neat erndition, snd that no yellow fever existed there, as had bees Tumored, The Captain of the brig Maria, fi Rio Hache. obtain- ed permission to land fusiie, divi divi, &c., having pre- viously landed bides on board without the bounds pre- seribed by the New York Board of Health. ‘The owners of the briga Estellina and Cathariaa, from Barcelona, with oes of hides, applied for a certificate from the Board of Health, tn order to the same to the orities ef Rondout, where they intend to unload. The versels arrived im port in July last. Health Warten ‘Wost waz directed to make the necessary examination and report ‘The Health Officer reported that be bad visited a caseof alleged yellow fever at 76 Vanderbilt avenue, and found a ourg tan slightly ill, but not from the disease stated. e required ro physician. He also inquired relative to the death of the two women in Columbia street, and as- certained from the attending physicians, Dre. Dudley and Burke, that the direare of which th was dilious congestive fever. Ie likewise ceported that no sickness of @ malignant or \nfectious character bad come to bis Knowledge during the preceding 24 hours, Adjourned, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, 1 Ond in your paper of to-day an article stating that Charles Van Brunt was taken sick with yellow fever af ter the family bad left, which is incorrect. His father ard mother were there at the time he was attacked, and bad not been away; his sister, who was ab. ickness next morning, immed.ate- ve been with him ever since. called, and for two days has been constant in his attendance, not only upon him bat upon all in the neighborhood who need ia services. Your correspondent, coubtiees, deemed his statement correct, and made it probably from the best of motives I thought | sdvisabie, however, to give the facts as they are. fearing a wrong inierence might be drawn —" statement. Brooxirs, Aug. 29, 1856. Nimvo’s Ganpay.—M. Manzerr’+ Buyarit.—The entire Strength of the Ravel Family and the ballet troupe, with the aid of Mlle Robert, Mme Marzetti and the double company, will be put forth to-night !m a series of most attractive entertainments forthe benefit of the talented and extysordinary performer, M. Mareettl, Four pieces Will be given, imeluding the far famed “ Pongo,” which i@ announced for this night only. Antoine appears in three characters. There will certainly be a full house. Personal Intelligence. Rt. Hon. R ace of London, is at the St. Nicholas. The Senate have confirmes thy nominations of Mathias R. Andreo to be Collector of ibe Customs at St. Augua- tine, Fla. ¢ Paul Arnan, resigned. signer Mra Fergerson. Griswold and 2 servants: HM CB Rendell, A Dibbi rn: 3M Liringsion at Hi Lorkin and lad; Lindenberger, 8 i vo: seven Aye: De ; Ve ia Jr, dP Stephens. Mrs. i A Harras, 3 obie, HW Seger, Geo Powell, W urrimaan oud eh, ¢ Walker, tom Pen IN Trak IPN Nis, ‘ may tr ae BGraves, B Posnes f g SALA awe y ond wife GW eat Racha, Roehent if P Rewer, t 7, J Pickard, J Tivbeus: Fe het, ford, 3 Cornell, J ‘Aiea, oF Rains 0, Caren wie and three ennaren: G Behan, G2 Feline, J MeWittamie Mr fa. bert, Ls jorbo, re Mr A Malcom, AG Frederic. JEW Nee Pes a cork York B Fer i rah Bowes, IX Mireles CC Milter, 8 HtMoore. R Hlarris, “iiiamen, W w Price, C Bly—and eee ae and forward cats PRITE. Tn the espe Tua Fe Ly ew New Serer Ptyent Reidinger, M Wot, M Grifin. ey CR sy Therve ‘cllandenn, Mi Sherman, Job Tut aki, ‘Tear =i i Mare ) M Tremers, 1 vibe Grice Mrs Jamo! aul child Phiendit id indy Pe Crenon Socury.—The annus! Convention of thie fraternity will be held at Brown University, Previdence R I., on next Thursday and Friday, the 4th aod 6th of September provimo Orator, Hon Samuel © Arnold, of ‘The Old North Dutch Church. ‘The fine old edifice known as the North Dutch Church, and which stands on the corner of Fulton and William streets, bas been undergoing repairs for come weeks past, but is now thoroughly renovated, and will be thrown ‘open to the public to morrow, the Slst inst. The walls, ceilings and pillars have been painted white, and the whole interior of the building has undergone great in- provement. Everything in it, even the organ, venerable from ita age, looks as new as if the church had beea erected but a year ago, The only mark of antiquity about it is the armorial sbield over the chancel, with the follow- This is intended to remind the congregation of the fact that the ground was presented ag a free gift for the erec- tion of @ church, We are requested to correct the mistake which was made in regard to its being a free church. Although act open to the public as such, all who attend divine worship in ft will be provided with seats. ‘The building is one of the oldest of our chureh edifices, nd its foundation dates anterior to the Revolutionary war. It was founded in the year 1767, and dedicated on he 26th of May, 1769. During the Revolution it was used as a prison, and as many as one thousand ers were confined in itatone time. It is said the marks of Briti#h bayonets and pikes are still discernible where they rested against the granite columns of the doorway. The two cannon which stard as posts in front of tho eburch, are relics of the Revolution, and were placed ‘here when the building was converted into prison. A re but interesting incident is related of one of these. appears that aurivg the war several hot thot were ae into the city from the 'B —_ ship of war Asia, lying in the harbor, and that one of these struck the chureh, but without doing it much » A dlack- smith who was at work in the vicinity, who saw the ball fall to the ground, seized it with ‘his tongs while it ‘was still hot, and thrust it into the mouth of one of the carnon, where it remains to the present day, While we were inthe church an old gentleman, who appeared to regard the edifice as he would @ dear aad ho nored friend, broke out into a eulogium upon its merits — ow! aid be, “it’s the best church im the city. al- though it is a bundred years old. and members of —, cratic churches up town when they see it woud Ife, I have no doubt, to come back to pega Yea, sir,” he continued, ‘it's the first church in the city yet. Look that be be tapnated site pa er ihne ve si with props ing before the roof goes on. Yes, indeed, they may talk as much as they please about their splendid churcties. ‘They may talk as much as they like about them, but this old church will last long after they're in ruins.’ We pres ad With him in regard to the merits of his favorite church, » sir,”” he proceeded, “it isa fine old edifice, aod the Herarp ‘reporter gave it just what it deserved.” “Ab, powell ”* we replied with renewed interest, “and what did be about it?”” “Oh, you ould bave read what he put in his paper about it Tro or three weeks ago. He said it was a ros Revolutionary building, and that it went ahead of other churches in the city, and thai it was one onthe oe relics that was left of the Revolution, and that it would last for three or four hundred years to come, and in fact, there wasn’t one like it in New. York; aud I believe him.” ‘Those who would judge (or themseives of the justice of the old gentieman’s praise, should attend di rine service ip the earch to morrow (Sunday) morning, when a ser- mon will be delivered by the Rey. Dr, Dewitt. The church will hereafter be uuder the ee of the colie- giate ae the Rey. Drs, Knox, Dewitt, Vermilye and Chambers. The Fatal Accident off Bellport, L. 1. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Britvort, Aug. 28, 1856. From the probability that misstatements may appear im the New York journals concerning an accident that bappened on the Great South Bay, nearly opposite this village, yesterday, about noon, we deem it advisable to give a correct account of the aifair. A party consisting of Capt. Stansbury Funk, his wite ape aia, about eight years old; Mr. Carman Harriot, two chidren, one about three years, and the other six, an¢ purse; Mrs. John Northop and one child about six years old; Mrs. Henry Servo, Mr. Warren Harriot’s iwo ebildrev, about eight aud ten years old, reepectively: ason of Mr. Hampton Howell, aged eight years: and @ son of Edw. A. Ebbets, Eeq., twelve years old, all of New York ety, went out in a smail eail boat for a pleasure excursion. The boat was accidentally capsized, drowning Mre Funk end child, Mrs. Serud, mr. Carman Bartiot’s nurse and one child, apd Mr. Jolin Northop’s child. The bodies of Mrs. Fuak and Mrs. Seru‘’l ¥ ere recovered—the remainder bave not been recovered as ¥- HENRY W. TITUS. P, S—10 A, M.—All the bodies have beeu just re- covered. City Intelligence. FIRE IN MACDOUGAL STREET—A LIVERY STABLE DE- STROYED, AND TEN HORFES BURNED TO DEATH. About hall-past two o'clock yesterday morning a fre was discovered in the livery etable kept by James MoGuire, at No. 126 Macdougal street. The alarm was given, when the firemen promptly responded, but from the intammabie nature of the premises they were unable to rubdve the dames before the building was consumed. Fight valuable horses belovging to Mr. swoed by J.J. Hart, and one by Mr. Win. ff. Sbay, were burned to death. The tlames extenaed to the refrigerator manufactory of Wm. Hi. Shay, adjoining, which, together with most of the contents, was destroyed. [ose about $1,500: no ipsurance. The two story trame building No. 128 Macdougal street was on fire several times, bu by the exertions of the firemen it was saved. It is about $50, snd fully insured. Tne two story dwelling house No. 122 Macdougal street, owned by Mr. V_D. De- Vierria, tok fire, and was damaged about $100. [tis ia. sure¢ ip the Howard Insurance ompany for $2,500. Mr. JK. oop rat ted the building as a dwelllog, = sur tained probabl damage to bis furniture, water. He ts tavered im the Howard In: urance Compan| 4 for $1,000. Two five story brick tenement houses ip a the rear of Nos. 226 and 228 Sullivan street, owned by Mr Davii Wood, caught fire. The two upper stories of Nr. ‘228 were burned out, aud considerable damage done to No. 226. There were eight poor families residing in No. 228, who lort most all of their furniture, some of them baving barely time to make their escape alive. The damage done to the buildings will probabiy amount te $500. They arc insured for $1,500 each. e roof and rear part of St. Clement’s church, No. 108 Amity atrees, Was on fire several times watcbfoiness of the firo- men prevented the fire from maxicg much headway be fore it was extinguisbed. The extent of the comes done to the church could rot be ascertained James MoGuire has ae 150 + alana on bis stabe ant stock— ondoubtedly the work of an incendiary, Ali the front doors in the stable wad refrigerator factory were feetened by & bar on the inside, so a8 to provent any one from getting in, Great difficulty was experienced io fore ng open the Coors, Fire evitently was set in several places, as in a few minutes after its <lscovery the whoie stable was in a sheet of fame. The screaming of the horses in their agory was beard at some considerable dis- tance. Two carriages which were taken out of the stable ench besr the appearance of having bien fired on the insi¢e, The Fire Marshal was on the ground. He will thoroughly investigate the matter. Srmovs Accipext.—Op Tuesday last, Mr. Edwin L. Brinemade, of the firm of William Irving & Oo. of thie city, while riding with bie wife and child in the town of Southbury, Coum., was tbrown from the carriage in com- sequence of the horse tak: — His front skell is badly fractured, and some of bis ribs are brokeu. There is bet litle — recovery, though be is in the ski! fa! bands of Det. of Webb, ot Wood- bury, and Bald ne r Britain jis wife eecapel with slight broises, she wes thrown out at the same time. ‘The child, s of four years, with astonishing pradence for cne of bis age, iinding himsef alone ia by cari dropped bimsel{ out behind and escaped injury. horse ran three miles, and then feil entaa- gied in the barness. Ald for the French Sufferers. ‘The Treasurer of the joint committee for the relief of the suflerers by the late inundations o France acknow ledges the receipt of the following subscriptions — Amount before re- E. D. Morgan & Co, .880 00 Cobb, Wilson & Co...10 00 3.00 260 0 00 10 0 0 00 20 00 0008 voces, 5 OO 500 Downett 25 00 10 00 25 00 25 00 15 00 Fisher. Curbing & Go..25 00 Graydon, Swanwick & 200) OH... +oee 5 0 & Gilburt Davie +25 00 2600 Cash, BAT, «10 00 ‘10 00 Mend, Deloner i tit. 10 0 J. Bye coe AD 00 nufactoring Co, ....19 00 — tarr, Fellows &Co..10 00 — Total . $10,615 50 $10,000 bave heen remitied 10 M. di, Baroché, Proai- CURTIa, \rencrer, 78 Broadway. United States Marshal's Office. OBARGE OF LARCENY ON THE HIGH SEAS BY EXILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Ava. 29,—Applicatioa was tuade this morning to = States Commissioner Stilwe'l, for warrants of ber, 1 6500 jn ai ? es. ae Ht H i Charge of Smuggling. John boy beld to answer on a ¢ bug He: mana. i £ af i -» Of LiL in Bon, on thurday, Agia by the Rev. Otis A. Skinner, Mr. D. L. Anwoxp, to M- auamna Towss, of Pawtucket. Died. In Brook!yn, on Thursday even! August 28, James . Srowrait, Jr., in the 31st year of his age. “His friends ad the friends of the cualyvare respect: fully tovited to attend bis funeral, from residence of his father, No. 281 Atluntic street, Br pel n, this after- Poon, at two o'clock. Bo seer en en to Green- tor tnterm: Al vate after a lingering illness, Mrs. Howry Hesrean, in Abe 4ist year of famosa Her remains will be taken to Westport, Ct., for inter- a ment. Op Thursday, a Mazr, wife of Christopher Hitzelberger, Hei 7 months and 2 days. The friends the family, and the members of St. Ni- cholas Lodge, 1. 0, of 0. F., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 225 West Fighteeath ‘street,’ to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock. her remains wil! be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Friday morning, August 29, Povs Hopxina, in toe ‘ist year of bis be taken to Westchester, this after- His remains wi! nocn, tor interment, Oo day, August 29, after a short illness, Cavs vornG, aged'4] years, 7 months and 27 days. The relatives and friends, the Fourth Regiment N. Y. S.M., BTioop N. Y, Hussars, and the members of Ro- Jand insge No. 10, A. G. of G. F., are most respectfully vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 251 West Twenty-eighth street, corner of Tenth avenue, to-morrow afterpoop, at baif past one Ratan ‘His re- maivs will be interred in the Lutheran Cemeter; Ov Friday, August 29, Exizavgra Taas, it the Ji0a year of ber age. The frends and relatives of the family are a dldry vig “4 invited to attend the tun to day, dence, No. 67 West Forty first stree . After @ short illness, Roxaxt Sreavens, aged 30 years, fornerly of Falkirk, Scotian’. Bis friends arc respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, to morrow afternoon, at two o’clock, from his late residence, No. 7 Seventh avenue. On Friday, est 29, of consumption, Maaraa E., daughter of ‘pr. Willian J. and Eitze Jousson, aged 26 ears, * ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral services, at the residence of ber parents, No. 84 Fourth street, this afternoon, at one o'clock, without further invitation’ Her remaaius will be taksa to Newton, N. J., for interment. On Friday afternoon, August 29, after a lon pone poh ek Pa ‘tines $2, Taomas Baines, eldest son of Ann Fielding. Bis remains wil: be taken from the residence of his pa- rente, in West Forty-fourth street, near Eleventh avenue, to Evergreen Cemetery, to morrow morning, at niue o'clock. The relatives and friends will please attend without further notice. Bolton and Biackburn, En, leaee copy. On Friday, August 29, LaMETE Ika, youngest , papers of Wm. S. sad Elen Irvine, aged 18 months aad ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at two cae, from the reeideuce of ber parents, No. 112 Canal etreet. On Friday, August 20, Ranscca Farnaam, daughter of Henry T. and Mary Ingalls, aged 25 years. The friecde of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, to morrow afternoen, at two o'clock, trom the resi- dence of her father, No. 55 East Seventcenth street. On Friday, August 29, of dropsy of the braw, Many Enwzauery, only daughter of Charles and Mary y eichell, aged 1 year, 1 month and 5 doys. ‘The friends and relatives of Mthe family are invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 169 Allen street On Fricay, August 29, after a short and painful illnesa, Mrs. Lona Var Sicket, aged 72 years, 6 months and 3 days, widow of the late Jo: Van's Sickel, of New Bruns- wick, New Jerse: © trienda and relatives of the deceased, and the mem- bers of Lexington Engine Company No. 7, are respectfully invited toaitend the fanerai, to-morrow alternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber sou, William Va Sick- el, Wee i Third avenne. New Jerse: re please copy. On Rosie Sg end 28, Jous McGroys, son of John and Mary McGlone, aged 4 years, 1 week and 8 days. ‘The frieuds and relatives ot the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this alternooa, at two o'ciock, from the residence of his father, No 106 West Sivteenth atrect On Friday morning, August 29, Ina C, jninat daughter of Joa C. and Meria Decker, aged 7 months ‘The funeral will take place this morn! it ten o'clock, trom the corner ol Fitty first street and way. The irieuds o! she fuinily are respecttoliy invited to attend, Sap, hug 29, Tuomas Doyum, som of Henry and ty are respectfully lavited to at- at twelve o'clock M., from Lis Mary The fiends of the far tend the funeral, to-da: late residence, No. 40% — street, On Thursday, Avgust 28, wiv Jaume, son of Kate Hinchiite, w of the late J. W. Hinchiiife, aged 11 moptha abd 4 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 196 Spring street. Ov Tourscay, August 28, Marcanat, only daughter of Janes and Mary Darling, aged 15 mouths. ‘Tbe friends aad scqua otances of tue family are request- ed to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, trom the resi¢eoce of her parents, No. 48 West Forty- second atrect, to Greenwood Cometery On Thurséay evening, August 28, Exam Jane, daughier of Capt Alenaner M. and Sophia Jane Douglass, aged 1 year ona Ys The relatives aud is of the famby, and the mem- bers of Cyrus Lodge No. 208, ¥. and A. M.. are fovited to attend the foneral, to morrow afternoog, at two o'clock, from the rei idence of ber parents, No. 889 Eighth avenue. We loved her—yes, ne tongue can tell Bow much we ioved her and how well— God loved Ler too, and thought it best To take ber home to be at rest. In Brooklyn, on Wecnesdaay, August 27, Jawa Paciaoy, ogo. ? years, i month aad 4 days. ‘The srienda and relatives of the family are respectfully ‘nyited to attend the funeral services, today, atawelve clock, M., at the residence of her pareuts, No. 52 Pow. ere street. Te Brockly n, on Friday morning August 22, Ervat:xp youngest davgbter of Joshua and arriet F. Rogers, | cot, 7 MoLths and 15 days, ° relatives ana frie.ds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thie afternoon, at three o'clock, irom the residence of ber parents, No, 140 Ehgn strert. Tn Brooalyn, on Friday morning, August 29, after a lin. coring Nines, Jasna, tbird son of tho Inte William Reid fang. of Laverpoo!, Epgiand The relatives ano iriende of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 314 Hicks street, to morrow afternoon, at three o'ciock, i roo Lee g = potice ‘ Liverpool, Eng., papers please copy. On Thursday, Avgust 2%, after a long and protracted Ulnere, Jou aes, in the Hat year of his ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to je tend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from sate i Sixth street, between North Sixth and = iihamevarg. te ape! ease copy cy Thoveday, Avgust oa 4 ney , Eowaan FE. Dauner, Jr., only son of Edward y E. Dailey, aged & years, 10 months and ledge ‘The ievas ef the family are invited to attend the fane- ral, frem the residence of bis parents, No. 75 South Se- cond street, Brooklyn, FE. D., this afternoon, at oue o'clock. his romerns Will be Interred in Cyptese Hills Cemetery. At Bushwick, L. 1, on Friday, August 29, of consump- tion, HoxaTio C. Parca, aged 24 years. "The retatves ane triste et. tor family are respectfully invited to attend the fenera!, to morrow afternoon, at o'clock, from bis late residence, Suydam strect, Bush. wich. ‘His rematus wili be taken to Trinity Cemetery, Menbattanville, for interment At Bellport, L. 1, on Wednesday, August 27, Maar Jane third daughter ot Jacob and Elenor Bryan, aged 14 years, 2 months and § day av Gea, thov bast pl cked the blooms of our worldly af- fection to plant them in a brighter world above. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery, thie afternoon, at ball past two o'clock, from the resi- depee of ber parents, 844 Sixth avenue. Pan Franerco Ly ae a Budd only, at Ben L.1, on Wednesday, Auguet 27, Linpa, aged 3 years and 9 months, éavgbter of Samuel C. and Martha C. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock, from No, 726 Greeawich street. Suddenly, at Bellport, L. 1., on Wednesday, August 27, Mre. Sceasxen W. Saery, wife “of Dr. Beaty Sent, in the 48d year of her age. Also, at same time + Epwann Havierer, von of 1. and Mary & tm the ¢th year of bie age. relatives and (riends of the families, ant those of Catherine Havemeyer, are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 109 Eighth street, Chaton place, to- morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, witheut farther evita- von, Their remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- ery for Interment. At Schooley © Mountain, on Fritay, August 29, Frawcm R., daughter of Mehard and Emilie L. Morrell. ine re ives and friends of the family are invited to vices, this at four o feock, at No 127 Warren street, Jersey Cit Tn Ciheinneti, Ohi, on Sunday, March 23, after a short and paintul jlineee, Wittiam ABMsTRONG, aged 23 years, formerly of Baltimore. ———$—<—$——_—_—__—__— Babi ties INTELLIGENCE. on, E Com ne ip Alero ma, Livers ool— Teponate eGrimet, Teteher London Grinnell, Mintara & Co, 1p pees, Davis New Orjenns—W T Fri ip Pyramid, Henderson, New Orleans—Wakeman, Dimon ao, ip New York, Edwards, Charleston—Geo Bulkley. Bark Gazelie, Duell be | Trowbridge's Some, i 7 erioa Wee Tian, . BaltimoreVoss. ‘inion & Co, ‘arito ! e . rk Fenelen, Viawe ‘i inn gon & . aneld, Gray. Port au Prince Delafield & Uo hen Jer AE I Peters. st loy Philadelp! rH AY Net You ra Baliimore— Dimon & Phillips Geo Maybam, Seudder, Philadelphia~MeCready, Mott avty, Conklin, City Poiat=Priee A Bird. Busan, Howes, Riehinond—C H Pierson 8 b St tle Hiimore “Mere & Avrott ir Louies tbe. Veuba, Phiisdeiphie—Jas Bebe YG Boye, Makbews, City ¥ ie hfs a te: ts 27389 1d (Br) s Valera », Clark, Liverpool (aot Willey Field, as op ARRIVED. Cee ET eae ante wine, Aug, 20, 4:40 PM, vis rts, ‘Ship New Orleans, Bich, Liverpool, iverpool, Ji with mdse and Petty Minehabe Ct ite Ship (of Boston), D: Sunderland, July 20, with coal, to Bare! relay & Liviagsion, westel to eects Aug I4, Int 44 45, lon 62 50, spoke ‘Br ship ‘Barbara, of Gi from Glasgow, for Quebec, 16 days out; 1th, lat 45. lon 4620, Br bark “hak ome eyed rer Aragon ah. Tih cot: 5 eile ake se ESE Af 12 Tat 82H lon 828, spoke Be ati Spict of i }, 8 it from St Johes, NF, for tena Spt mine? W Farauw, ‘Ledy, Galvesten, with sugar, &¢, toS pee Bark ienry § Shelter, Burr, oe oy 7, bahay f to Chamberlain, Robson & Co. Aug 3. lat 3435, lon assed ship Azzan, of Bui eee ‘standing to the pot nes for Rydex, NSW). Passed Gibraltar July Ut Mark George Kida Rogers. from Bio Janeiro. J vat with gofice, to Bradshaw, Jordan & Co. July 28, ton 38 1 epoke ship Silver Star (of Boston), Lie’ ‘he rancisco, Aug $0, iat 3897, ton 6 spoke ship Weatward iio, from Callao fer Roads, Hark Sven, Hemin, Havana, Avg 17, with Segars, te Moses Taylor. A Co. Aug 20, lit 38. tan $9.38 epoks Renge, from Matavzas for Portland, 3 days out. Had aid eunt’y weather all the passage. , Benice. New leans, 18 days, with mdse Aus 19 sew a berm bry ashore on Tor- wa large ship ashore on Carrysfort Nel Mosiey (New Tendon. Parkers Mobile 13 days, nih oy ke, to Fagle & Hazzard, ‘Brig Wm H Spear (of Foston), Mason, Trinidad, Cuba, 21 days with sugar, to W Barustotf, vessel to Walsh, Carver & hose. Rags dpe & (of El'sworth), Grifin, Trinidad, Gena A B te with molasses, to G 8 Btephenson, vessel to C ‘rig Revielle. Thompson, Pouce, 8 days, with molasses, to Sturges & Co, vessel to Bailey & Ci Brig Emel’ne of Penobsect), Faraham, Aug Cayes, Au Pin fogn ood, to H D D Brookman, vessel to Vose, Livingst z ant Belfast (of Pups teen®, Newmar. Gonaives, 15 dars. with logwoos, to F R Wilson, vessel to Middleton & Co. Sid in are with schr Frank,’ for Moston, Brig Isola (of f Poston), Griflin, Bird's Island, 9 days, with lumber, te J Holmes. Brig axbee, ye Charleston, 6 days, with cotton aud nava) stores, to Geo Bulk! with cotton, &e to Co "Sloan, St Maryls, Ga, Aug 2). Aug 2), of St Mary's 8, avoke bark Conyoy, from Ma‘auzas for Jacksonville. WM Dodge, Hatock, Alerandria, Sebr Mary Jane, Burch, Norfolk Sehr Caroline Knight, Davis. Lubec Schr Nebraska, Haske! Jexane ria, Schr Nelsob Harv reh, Poston. Scbr JS Pigett. Waine, New port Sehr Era, Chamberlin. Boston, Sclv Louisa, Chase, Boston. Sebr Rival, Nickerson, a ogo a. iy. Cape Cod cor Mozart, Butler, Conta Schr J M Lane, Dewey, Roca port. Soir Wm E Bird, Smitli, Providence Schr E M Smith. Child, New Bedford. Schr Knight, Sears, B = : Seb Ss sual Hall, Aw Propel ra caus Colwar, Baitinore~W 8 Thomp- estchesier, Clark, Providence. ort coon £01 Propeller Prepevler Eropelter Bristol. ‘Allen, Philade! Propelie: Oneida. Ely, Wtadelp aa. Arr 24th, bark Dudley, New 0 Or! The bark Astegoniet, rowel, arr 27th from Buenos A: reports July 27. lat 98, lon 33 50, spoke bark Sathauiel, wel, Hamblin, from Providence for Zauzibar (east coast ror Africa), Wind during the cay fresh from 8. ‘aphic Marine Report. BOSTON Aug 19—Arr ships Lancester, jeutta; Leodes, Rotterdam; brig Humboldt, Philadephia, Ship Sea Dog. Cuiter, from Matauzas, Aug 8, arr to day, lost two mates and six seamen from sickness; is detained Quarantine: raid Marine Sx surge fae absent Tus M—arr July 13, ain aged Racer, Gor- ham. Chinchas (and sid 2ist for the ): bark Oregon, Boule, do (and wit 10th for de): 16th, bark Na H Kendall, Brock, do (and st 19th for to): 19h, ships Oshorne Howes, rameisco (and si 384 fer chiichas); 224: Premiere, , Have (and sd 2th for do). ! i ship Flora Temple, Mvers, UStat In port July 27. ships Chatsworth, Proctor, and Old Colony, Tews, pallasting) Geo Peabody, Emmerton, Liverpool 224. ¢ from do, arr 2th do: Califor t Bearee. from Acs paleo, arr lst, cauikings Ade oman from Sea Franelsco, arr 19h, do; bark Hod- fia 1 1f ener July 25, ships Red Rover. Logan, wonld be loaded iv 4 éav rnado Mumford. do do'5 n Ex press, Ccrningham, do do 8: Golden Fleece. Lunt: Electric Sherk, Howes: Cowper. Stevens, and Mary Glover. Chase, 0 15: Isaac Jeaves, Chipman, dodo 2): "Elvira, Crosby, do do. $ Gildersleeve, Brown, sails direct 2th. Bid since 121m tush suips Versailles, Kudredge, and Rival Sears, for the | s direct. Thark Crusoe, Weston, also direct for the Ustates p: previors to 9th inst 21—The Br bark Co s With a cargo of dye erpeol, ren ashore near wit. bhe drove over, receiving lit) and came to am chor Inside Capt Hrown engaged a wrecking eaptain to pi lot his vessel to sea, for whieb service be awarded him a draft on the ov ners of the hark for $2.5. y Lie Spenieh brig Rosita, Olivera. from Havana bound to Moncrea, with a cargo of «ugar, ran vpon Caryafort reef the th inst. She was boarded soon after by. the wreckers, who took ont 123 1 Mroit T! javana for this sum. at antbor in the barhor r Mall of Orleans, Capt Hull, irfalled on the 16tb for (Phe arrived bere 2 Admiralty Court he wreckera $8 10 for rais : th and cargo $20,000. The amount of saivage and expenses # received no repairs. ike Ty bork Jason. 8 from Belize bound to Hull, Eng, passed the cityon the 121, ty bark Jenny Land, ——, was spoken off Sand Key, the ‘0th ir oon the 21st, when off the Mar: with the pilot boat Dart, aud (rans. estined for New Orleans. The of destination. “urry. iaunelied on the Y7th inst, from their sh yar 4 the ely oa ship Ste RMaliory, This vessel jartison Jenes| Gommar, a The sebr W H Hazzard, Tucker, arr the L » from liaxport Fin, ond sid the Zist for NYork. ‘The yacht § the 20h trom (uelads, New Granada C yald. @ new commander was procured for NYork on the 2ist. ‘The schr Anthem, Josselyn. arr ! 21st from Texe and id the eame day for NYork. Tke schr Woodbine, Capt Alien, from Tempi ral of the erew sick with fever andague Sid 23d for Jackson. ville. A ship cottom loaded, is ashore on Alligator reef, 70 miles east of this city, PHAL. DELP EIA, Ang psc ld steamship Bos'on, Clarke NYork ship Trove bird, Foulke, Dew , sehrs Butua, 1 Snow, Faunders, Calnis Fanvie, kpenee, Pawtucket, CA Hecksher, Bubba, Halen: k Lady Suitelk, Baker, and Northern 8, Heaton. Her, Hiorth, St Barts; Loanso, Temple, N stings, Calais; Condor, Allen. Boston; schrs Providence, BH Atwood, |, Cain, and © A Hecksher, sangeet ‘Pliscetlancous and Disasters. ‘The medium clipper ehtp Coronet, 1800 tons. is now on the sectional dock wacergoing © thorough repairing. She is to have three new sticks fv Kelson, several new knees, two ther of water ways in upper deck, be refastened in side, stripped, recaulked and newly coppered. a” isa berm brig ashore on the West bank—went on Inst “ei Brren, herce at fan Francieco, was 28 daye from New 10 the Equator on the Atlentic:; crossed it ia 30 W; was in henry BW gales, during fay jibvoom and ce. Lat 89 2) N, loa 00 43 W, uring a gale. fell frem (he fore ‘was drowsed. it being €o rough that « lannched to save him. Flip M E Sutton, hence at Ben Francisco, was 24 dares the 'on the Atlantic: off Cape Horn fril io with tee, in Int 98; a iecied the Rquatcr in tke Pacific in Jon 11, Sah ay out; had light vertherly wines and "calans from thence to port; Was as fer west as 143 W lon. eftle Kensune's Favorite, at San Franciseo from Reston was vo the Equator on the Atlantic; 46 days to Cape Horn; Pa ike Horn 18 days, With stron BSW winds, spit sulle, ‘Aci crossed the Equator in the Pacific, 6 days from Boston, in lon 114, from thence had strong SW winds. HARK PREDENT had ber second mate murdered at + Istand by the natives. i) and the captain having olied towards the hore for the p of trade, the boat of former wee seized, the officer’ kihed and the. boatstecrer secured, the rest of the crew having escaped to the eaptrin's deat, The next day (he captain returned towards the shore, and fortunately aucceeded in rescuing the hoatateere:. Em Stan or Ferine. of Now York, French, from Ran- for Cork, with # cargo of rice, put into Algoa Bay. CGH. Gece te leaking badly. heving bed vere. beary weniber of Cape Aguibas. avring which had cutwat carried away. stem rudder head knoe ked off and bad leak. On tly 4, 8 hile at in the bay, ‘obliged to cut away rug s hurricane prevent being driven io sea, Swerex, of Boston from Rangcon for Falmouth, vf ih having put in short of pro Snip Piace Sea Cote from Akyab for Faimoxth, K, was at §t Emons Bay, CGH, 6th, having put in leak: follow wit are extracts from letters to Elwood Walter, ecretnty Board of amines weer, & ia] this morning of » Br eche from the Ba we eis iEat'a bark, pate aod destination unknown, ts asbor$ on Alligator Reef, Several wrecking vessels were around Hee aid seme of them were lonced. All the wrecking peticls which were in port sailed for the Wreek thls morning. i here itn the captalt, ore On the 1th inet six wreekers brought In e crew anaicarso Of the Olt ship Calchis, is ‘master, from Boston New Orieana, with sce in iower in have Sovee. treating we from not baring sean from the wash of the Lacxenep—At New! ), 2th. Inst by Me John Currier, Jr, a fine ship, of abou ton’, called thé Lucretia. She ts owned by B A Gokld, Eeq, of Boston, and Edw § Mosely, of te Newbury ror! Notice to Mart ori Com f Pilots for the yA | “ot Seve ork laatoners 01 ew * ie wine reereay fined several boats ny donee, wesch for re fo jut pilots on howrd of vessels, when required, it ie a tach west ice (bat the Int entrar showing te cuties tions of master and others as to the he eraplog mene of pilot howl be published for the information of aitte int ‘ering ports, or navigating difficult passages, where eus- tom hae stationed pilot, Inthe duty of the master to take ome on board, and by no means to proceed wihout; and not to dis Charge bis pilot, exeept at the accustomed pinces. A neglect of tits part of his a femirors the policies on vessels and cargo, end asters and owners liable to the as sured. ny person net holding a Ticense as pilot under this ecto ae ESnwen of the Btate of New Jersey, who shall pildt, or effet to plot, Any, sll 3) vessel to or from the Weve Fork by the way Hicok, shaji be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and 0 Ftancicsion’ shalt be pustehed by & fine vor exceeding one hundred dollars, or, imprisonment not excecdipg sixty days; aug al: persqag qpploying | Rena 10 eve ie rela iad pa verre Waren, Secretary. "Pent 96 y widiay New Bedford 27th, abip America, Cromweu, Wew ba the mouth of Warren river Ocean (and rien moto Mere, 2, th agin ‘Tudusm, po date. by free from Cap! ‘Chasapiia, Florence, oN Mfesranut New Zealond sate re Sanford, NB, bad shi rped Ai Poison ad wit ol, aud 2274 os owe by back, n Bedford. we at Nantucket 25th, schr Wm P Dolliver, from the Bhowis, “Cid at Lapaina, June 11, bark Prudent, Hamiltoa, of Greew- Port (see miscellaneous paragraphs above). iat Patta July 30, bark Mercator, Norton, fitting for Talca- MAL ‘Taratongo, April 17, Montank, Grant, Na atueket, bois ‘oung Hero, Lon, Nantucket, 15 bhts sp, ie + ‘thee, Terkiman, Wed! 1300 hie at Sie bbe Ghase, Nantucket. 200 bbls sp. bys 1, feat NBedjord, 1600 er I. Thornton, Nichols, do, told. May 2), bark Awashonks, ‘Tobey. Paimou sp, all well Beak ‘0 Naveo; Two ford, 200 bbls 200 do. wh, Bwitt, Chase, dalena Bay Darel 1b, bark Arab, Copeland. of New Redford, 600 wh ol! ship Liverpool: of do, 280 do: 18th, barks Neptune, Green, three monte our Hsp. 60 wh: 28th, beste James Andrews, h ieelly, NBediord, 700 wh; 20th, brig Prince ae Jolnvilie, 160 wl ‘ape hip Hibernia, Niiedford, 200 sp. gil Maries Talanas, lay 17, bark Tagraug e, of Fairhaven, (es Kia Benita Island, nip By! ‘rances Pool, Dean: sehr Jesse ye ap motes qed 3 oe sea ele] pent Olly bole , bar! oil and bourd on the line, aieele — ae wll een in Maweh, by ¢ by Capt 4, Hazard, late of ship em nlinpen. a waa burn sland: Woo 1000 bbls oll; btn iit ony Pater, ‘i Soa Wark Emily Hale, 0 ble gp: ahip Congreas, bark cox, clean; bari tt 650 sp: bark Spartan, f00 op. Loeteeoines vai a Spoken—Ot New Zealand April Wit y the Hobomok, at Fal’ mouth), Midas, Howland, NB, with S00 Dbis oo 700 do wh of. Spoken, &. Ship pcouley: ot and for Baltimore, from Liverpool, Aug 78m, lon 2 Jon 31. tebe ‘i Tisamend, ‘from New York for Rio Grande, July @, lat 14, lon 35 A brig'supposed the Abbotsford, coo for West Indies, was seen Aug 15, lot $2.11. lon 68 69. Bark Gleuburn, 21 days from New York for Londo, ae ~ . lat 43 20, ton 47, ton for Charlestou, Aug 2, of Cape ck Girard, from Locke ut. foreign Ports: Antes, Aug 1—In port schrs Louisiana, bey a for Bai timere in:wo days: Eliza, Crowell for Bork three days; Woodbridge. Wi from Baltimore, just art Kor Cats ‘Aug $—In port. bigs Tcarta, eateeres te vernon, Collins. tor N¥ork: Seguine. on YALL, Avg Arr schrs Greyhound. Porta) cave ‘0 (and eld 10th for Toco del Toro); ist OMmiDE . Thompeca, Grestown (andl 16h for, Ban vig Petter E Prusmoné. —e N Yo mn A Amooncosuck, Winton 13th, Palestine. Boston. Sid Gth, brigs Jaber, Sivaullia: $18, Chinchilla, Ailen do; Cavoliug, Murray, aY Acoa Bay, July 7—In port ship Star of Empire, French, from Rangoon, for Cork; bark Fleet Eagle, Burditt, for Bos ton via Cape Town, ready. ‘Barbadoes, Aus Il—Ate bark AA Drebert, Hewitt Phila deiphia. Ta port brigs Lady of t ake, Philadelphia, disg: adelphia for Guano Islands; sche ‘Toutsiaaae ‘ost about Aug 12—In port brigs Likeshit (of Bae] lays; Balance (3:), do do. Sid secur Hawise, no date—Arr brig Aeolas, Jacksou,Sydaey, NSW, 36 days, for San Francisec’ same ae Hosouriy, Juue 9—Arr ships Humboldt, ell, Besion| ‘allao), 26th, ‘aleuttay: Jul vir Val eras ane and Tahit eld July 1 ‘fo: Disight'Holbreck, Panseos tend sid 2th ‘tor i, San Francisco Sid June ey, New York, wiih oll, hides, goat 4; camer Americy, 1 eLOP, Oran July 80—In port ship, Beatrice. Gillett. for peal Islands, “The second mate aud six seamen who de the Heairice have all been aprretiended aud delivered up ta] re capt Sings's Bay, OGH. July S10 port ships Sweden, Goss, from Rangoon for Falmouth; Black Sea, Cale, from Aky: tor do (see Disasters). Tonxs Tstanns Aug tire dara brigs © C Rulings, Cort for, Holmes's Hole in three dass for onlers; W J Spéar, (ol Frospee) from Mayaguer—bad {ost both mates by ay aguer. TuistDap. Avg 16—In port bark Pawtucket, for Londoa, brig Free State, for NYork 3 or 4 atvanarso, July 15- In post a Citander, aton: Blondel), Lunt, aud John Q Zenobia, Wilcom), from NYork ¥i1 Rio Janeire: Susie, Janvrin, tive. $id June 28, bark Flmwoed, Clark, Tonge}; July G, steamer Polynesian, Terry, Sota. Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Ang 2)—Arr schr Black Squall. Neal, York. Sid brigs Lanzerote, aman, NYork: Alam, Grocker, St John NB: Kalos, Boston; Stariigh!, do; scr 8 Tro este X. Aug 23—Arr ships Dolphin, Hoyt Pepans Fam ralda, MeManws. Liverpool: Megunticor voblen, Bos (oa: Barak, Drinkwater, Philadelphi a; Sprringbo Mayo, Algoa Ray. 7th uit, via Capetown , Ath; Warren, Packard, agua; Vietor, ‘Corson, NOveass: Sophia, Guy Philadelphia; Saxopy, Hanson, 'WYork: brige st Leon, Saw Carinnn, Ames Havana, nehard, Blan. "hatieston: Daniel Wee delphia: Denmark, bray, do: Kdward, Hode. ’ Pressey, Rondout; schrs Wording, Ruts, Cardenas, Sheet Anchor, Huke, Savannah; Luney Church, Wendell, Alice Mowe. Glark, Watson, Aloxandria:’ Sauvders. Wymauy Amsbury PPh ‘Hien Bush. Cain; Elza ay ; Jullla, Barrett; Ne} hiler, Laws numer; Almiral T Gand: kinton, Naylor; Anna Gardner, E Brown: Broadfield, Fisk: M awards WP Phillips. smith. Susad m, Robinson: Woodrott Sims, Masom Geo Raward, May: Pearl, Brown; Julis Sih, Mogan Village Gem. Phinney: Hy Duoster, Bi Falifeld, Crow sdale, Cowell: Express, Kelley. 1) W Messerole, Cor son; James Ward, Baker; Lamot Dupont; Corson; Grace Civdier, Paine: FC Uorton, Ketchum: Louise Gray, rtaml dokn MeAgam. ‘Willard Philadet aw, oranayuiae, Dei; Vintage, Coieman, Einily, Sturgis: and Emily Noth person, Sibany: fiornet: ji meting aan: Elizabeth, Go e, Vertill thon bili Trias a LK Snow, Stow N York. Telegrapbed—Ship ot M Tinker, froin Chatham, ¥! # up in cow of the Nepiune. | Sigua f ‘ap undescribed squar ed ar, Greenougit, Philad larke: Searaport: Sid, wind SW to De ark, Cel brigs ia, Umpire, Sorest State, Sarah Phorade Meeolight and Sea Foau BATH, Aug 2 Lord, and BC Chale ards ner, mnie Poilade|, ' MORK, Av 2—Arr ship Falmouth, Berry, Ne Yorks to toad for Mace Foster, Crowell, Halittx: D Peimel, Ftrout, Roston; Comet, (By) Newboid, Po Tr = RC Sanna: 3 Great “Termu ia: Rio, hos Seo suhus (rem) Myer, Roiter Donat, Perpampurg aid & marked der, Hoston; schr 8 N Smith Smith, Yo Any schra D Bt Warnery Reeve ford, Flizabethport, B. 8 Janetro, 4 Gills Danie: W CHAREST ON yy loud, NY¥ork, John D Kinase: Aiguarantine. Ham, brig Han Sid, Ketch Brothers, Thompson, Wines: sehr Erricksen. : Aug 7, AM—Arr brigs Abner Tayioe Tapley, Turks Islands, for orders; Leviathan, Flinton, haundek River for Thomasion; schra Nevis, Brown, yhia for Boston; Saratoga, Hodg¢ on. do for Salem, rigs A Lawresce, Crowell, and William Pitt, & for ign: sehre High'ander, Magn. do for do. Par Kelley Mystic, Newcomb, do for NYork: JL. Baker Wilron, Bockiand for do; Protection, Cole, Machias for do} a inn Tyler, Calais for do; Esther Fiiza, Allen, La § 8— Arr and aid brig Keoka, Ames Boston for gee schrs Relief, sbov an ah for Thomaston: Re ladelp gor for NYork: Crystal Palace. — , Langley, Fewburspert for Philadelpbia| *Bloticester for Balimore. Also 12 M, wind 8W. In port, 2, 1% Fs , fia, sehe's F Solliday, “tm HLAND 116 Mary F Siade, fin Philadeip! ety KEY WEST, Ang 4—Acr brig Anderson, Wileon York vla Nassau: sclir ery Niles, NYork. Sid th brig Susan Se Bens Cardenas. ‘thes correspoad above). BEDFORD, Ang %—Arr echrs Ontario, Vi ty: N Holmes Powler, and § B Ashinesd, eth, Henrietin, Perry, do. Geo © @) pa Cerinthian, shepherd, N York: lary Spring, 81 ih. sebrs klizn § Augusta try, NYork, Stranger, Box H Ashmead, Rogers, Baltunore; Pearl, Kell Si NEW ORLEANS, Avg 22—Cld, ship Diadem, Webster, York; Br brig Ide, Alexander, Helize, Honduras. xO 5 Ad ol Arr schrs Florida, Mott, NVork; Mart Baret Mi White, Alex th, PROVIDE Are steamship Pelican, Aldrich aaviit, Rappahannoe mer. Huntiey, ama. 28 Mount. Smit A oe Janie’, do; % u ongress, Smith, Port Ewen: jondout for Pawtucket; Below, ta ‘thos P Go op Humming Bir —, Bid ner , "Vhiletelphin, We Nolan, do; Charles Hawiey, Allen, Alvany; Diadem, TORTLAND, A th eka ach Wun Woodlvury, Staupt schrs Wu ary, Manni Buckmiater, NVopR. CMF Vork Ata ‘ob F Patten, Hiwke'l RYork- ‘ AVokTsMoUTh, Aug Z—Arr schr Commonwealth, Be waded hin AN PRANCISCO, ny ily 29 Arr ahip Rogie Wi ay ‘oth han Honolulu; £81, ship Sy, Ttutton, Rewlsea, York ti ) mepeaee, Loy ™ , steamer for ora, tives Favorite, a Ne ork 110 days: Heprielta (Fr, Foureade, » Janeiro; Wi Hinermatrg, (Dany, Porter, oussols, x 180 a phe ‘Starr King, Torner Kyctney (aad probadt, ship Sirocco, West wre, ‘tb; sbip. ham, Ranghat; 24th, ship Virginie ‘Daw. Prewa| rowel ‘t n bark Seenborg, Jor} vutta, 0 rard Slate, Hong Kong Ter sche sen Witch, Parker, inson, Callao; Aug "2. ah ‘alparaiso, Brem bark Teresa Terry, of the Union, Stabit N York. ra John Ball Ham, Roo ing, Ieeds, ee Rw ist Boson | ‘Aug. 2—Arr sehr Caroline, Hopking, © fer xB, bark Glen Holmes, Portland: 25th, Mouotaie Pagie, Ames, Phi hia for eltaat, schrs A Jameson, Jameson, N York: CALEB, dwg oy A ‘Roe! he, Bat del Jane, Nickerson, Staaishurg, “ia SB io, Sid 2a Cyrus Jones, Albany. ip, Hatiett SAVANNAH, At gol, wg ¢ HM Charlion, Haypna. bed ranys. Ga A a In port ship Mp Medtord. of Re to load for igs Facior, OPA . tas pert day: Tremsrack, Fly, for “hicelp hn ‘We fole Pram cig Burnitt, Brown, for NYork 3 days, WARREN, Avo 2 —Arr ech Hor tawrnnce, Rogers, Pad depen sigoy 1 iy Sey aq, Waal, Pert Wired