The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1856, Page 8

=a 8 THE PUBLIC HE*_TH. ‘The Commissioners of alth. ‘The following Commissioners were » ent at the meeting yesterday :—Isaac O. Barker, Presid Wm. Reokwell, M. D., Resident Physician ; Benj."F. Pinckney, President Board of councilmen; Jedediah Miller, M. D., Health Com- missioner; R. H. Thompson, M. D., Health Officer; George W. Morton, City Inspector. The following cases were re- Belfast, from arrived on 29th inst., with Shima enecca amas bp ag by the Board. Ww. a. = from Trinidad de Cuba, arrived at Quarantine on inst. with cargo of. seen fe Nghiar cange 0h Whe enpention five days. Coa- Dunkirk, from Trinidad de 5 en ‘vation of five days. Concurred in. Mes - 6 f E 2 ee, arrived from Charleston on the 29th inst., naval stores, kc. She was allowed to pro” Te: ‘ver, from Cardenas, with a cargo of and molasses, arrived at Quarantine ou the 14th The owners of suid vessel request permission to ithin 800 yards of the city, With @ stream permit, ‘g Maria pe wing discharged logwood and “4 wood an thoroughly bara Rage the Owners request permission to come t0 the dock and reivad. Schr. Samvel, arrived from Jamaica on the $3d inst., laden with rum. ginger, sugar and logwood. The owners he to be allowed a stream permit to come within yards of the city and , a5 @ part tae cargo is to be reshipped to Canada and part w ‘Soh. Vermont, from Fajardo, P.R,, with all bands well on board, arrived ,ugu-t zl. No’ sickness having ed among the crew, the Health Officer thinks she may safely be allowed to proceed to the city, aud 80 re- commends, Concurred in Bark Savanilla, from Sevanilia, New Grauada, arrived on 27th inet., with all baous wel, and having veen wel! ventilated, the Gealth Officer recommends that sao allowed to proceed to the city and land everything except hides. Concurred in Brig Maria Pascalina, having discharged ber logwood and been whitewushed, peliuens to come to tue city aad re-load. Permirsion wa granted. Bark Johu Gritln, which was referred to the Health Officer, came into port July 26th, from Clenfuegos, with @ cargo of sugar, losing .he captain and one maa oa the al i 5 Passage, of yellow tever, with mate sick ia port. Sue Was removed down the Bay ou arrival. Has been dia- charged Niiecen days. He recommends that she ve al lowed to proceed wm five days, wea her original Quaraa- tine will expire. Concurrea in, Brig Ro eway Beile, from Ponce, P. R., arrived on the ‘Qist inst., with w cargo of sugar and mu rasses, desires Permission to come up to tae city and discharge. The matter was referred w ibe Health Officer. Permission was given to the owuers of 1,500 goat skins, to take thein trom Deforest’s storehouse, Brooklyn, iuto the city, for immediate use Bark ‘jasper, laid upon the table yesterday, was anal astresm permit to come within 600 yards of Petition from the captain ana owner of bark Sarat Aug, which arrived at Quarant August 4, from St. Jago de Cuba, represents that has now lain ai Quaraotine twenty-five days, wita no sickuess appearing among the crew, and having discharges go, requests permission to come up to tue city. Urdered tha: she be allowed to Proceed iu thirty days from time of arrival—all hands emaining well. Bark Mary Bentley, which case was yesterday referred to the consideration of the Health Officer, was, upoa his recommendation, permitted t come up W the city, to re load for avother port Bark Byron, a-rived trom St. Jago de Cuba August 3. The captain died « Jago, ad two sick O8 the oassaze. After remaining a! Wuarautine fifteen days she discharged cargo, and now ri juests permission 10 come to the city Denied. Bark Caroni, from Gonaives on the 16th iust., having remained thirteen days at Quaravtiue, requests a Stream Permni_to land cargo on anether vessel ty go to Cu cut. j the Heaith Officer 1 ecomnented a permit to come ty, which was granted i withia 600 yards of the cl’y, unmediate tw the waarf, for the purpese of taking ia au outward cargo. Petition denied Brig N. Stowers, lait on the table yesterday, was al lowed to proceed in tiorty days fro m: of arrival (August 5). provides a)! nands remaia well, Ship Su ly Frankia came into tals port July 6, being bound jrom Matanzas to Treste, with « cargo of sugar. During the prssaze 0 Was Sout LO te abe hae remauved with ttle a a period of Atty two day: sets permission to pr ered her we worst v the present seasou, and termission ever sinc being discharged ree exty. The Cominissi which bas arrives at theretore ueview the Bark Geo. Lerlie, rom Uienfuegos, with seve ou the passage trom yellow be ver, baving laid wo at Quaraptive, was permitted to come to the o ber 4th Petition of owners of bark Sarab, from Savanilia, to be allowed to come up to , Was rolerred to the coo Sideration of the Heaith Officer, to report spzcially Brig H Matvews—/'ctiuiow W ve allowed W come up to the city and wischarge cargo o five days from time of @rrivai, was demed, nod the matier referred to the Health Ofiicer for constier at i Petition from owners of bark Aimeda, for permis cathe days Septem: toa to cume up to the city, was ¢ Ship, Maid of Uricans, irom New Orleans via Key West, laid upon ths moe verterday, was orJered to re main ten caye at Qvarante 4, to be then etmain wel allowed to praweed if al: bani eed in Uurty days * Brig N. Stowes war aliow om ume of arrival, ual on COMMUNICATIONS The followiog comm neraton was referred to the Com- 2 Missiover of streets and Lampe — New Youx. Ang 9. 1854 wetomens or Heactu—A mail ¥, and one dines acd d ate atventia yh of cattle which hav oe bad keeping or Lied awills trom the Aud many instances n the results pro- amy let, sold which is certainly not more than to mx days old, and which notwiihsianding is ex aennun part we have that eo pelieve you aeed but to wave ihe matter 1 have aiiention drawn Ww the subject he lsonar io be, very respectfully, yours, Jk THOMPSON, SAMUEL ROBERTS. The tollowing was) eferred to the City Inspector: — 4 Comeissoners of Health been suljected «a very ein, Ror bones ani rank e day tn these haracier, they are wd snap at rod ia muy “SiMes T MERCHANT ASESTANCK OFFERED FROM SORPOLK Tbe Ya; or received the fullowing tolegre obic desprteh Irom Avpustus B. Cooke, Kaq., Précilemt of the Howard Am 00.400 — Nowrour, Ang, 9), 1966 ty of New York— he as wi the yellow has mac For! Hasniiton, ani that the wach want of proper narsing, t wr reques he eae, For inform me at ones rally, by whom the kindness of long be semen: I, to re Of nurses or otherwise, which it eane you wish number of purses, b for ws to do atch fo your ai © whe be fever, and in nareing tha Hoping (ia be exaggerate! Tam. your Obedient servant, AUG. B. COOKE. President Howard Association Yellow Fever at Governor's Island, ‘There are at prevent seven or eight caves und ment on the island, but al! are raid to have passed vi erisis of the disease, and are ina thir way to recover The first appearance of the yellow fever was about four ‘weeks ago, and afew days after the arrival of the Up ted States steamer Fashion, from Florida, This vess! it appears, had about thirty invshds on board, consisting mainly of wounded soldiers. bat there were, besides several cates of yellow fever among the crew Th ion was allowed to lie about three seeks alongeid land, and there is no doubt that she was the caus oe ibe ick among ite jubabitants. The first victim Kotla" named isabella Freed, whe died on the $4 of Wut it je also said that detaiind as cooks, also can <i the inet fatal case w: '¥, who died on the 27h inst. boty ed from her anchorage near the stream opposite Governor's Isiand, where Persons sick with the fever were ‘day betore yesteriay, They were treat of servant girl recovered 1y point of Governor's Taland is ‘gs tated In your paper, would it Ferry Company to berth aa circumstances w ‘The Yellow Fever at Fort Hamilton. Three now cases sre reported since yesterday —Mre. oe. ber wister In aw, Migs Borns and a German, name « the wife of & poor laboring man, tor The German, who was « returned from a tea day, ite Porne | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 31, 1856. j H i i t 3 i 5 | i i # i ge a t i u I E Be é Ls F i F z E EE g z § E i ii i z He gE i # Se 2 £ f ii e z ; 13 ies ge E Ha | i EEE, i g i i 3 F & e [ E : i g & Bi i 0 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Fisaxri, Aug. 23, 1956. Perceiving ® communication in your paper, purporting t bea statement of the incidents and progress of the yellow fever at Fort Hamilton and Gowanus, and noticing several errors in the same, Ibave been led to address you, hoping you would have the kindness to correct the this Many friends watched and attended with the sick until the phy Le any refused to allow them to do so, ner did those wi —, oo rei ae bene, Ge stowed upon them, a anes) Saree obtained; while the friends of some hare i to the it ma0- ment. second error is as flaws: iJ. V. Borgen was atracked and he and two brothers, Lefferts and De Bart, and thr¥e children, died of the disease.” The De Hart, instead of a brother of J. V. Bergen, is a son of his, apd the Leflerts mentioned is an uncle. ‘There are other errors respecting the ‘‘cold, clayey soil,”’ but as this and similar ones do not aifect ‘me, their ‘correction is not urged. But tbe one concerning my decease is particular ly urged, as itconveys to absent friends an erroneous impression of the death of Mr. De Hart (his brother-in- law) and myseif. LEFFERTS T, BERGEN. City Intelligence. How Nick Young Mey ManaGeg 70 Live EconoMicaLyy.— It iswetl known that the keepers of restauraata and eating houses are victim'zed toa considerabdic extent by certain of ther customer#, who manage to defraud them out of half their due, and it seems almost impossible to devise a plan that the rogues wil! not evade. The prac- tice of giving checks, which have lately come much in vogue, and the face of which shows how much Is due, has been One step towards preventing cishonest practices of this ktod, but even this device does not prevent roanery, apa case that gy on Sunday last, at Taylor's, in Broadway, shows. It appears that in this establishment the color of the check varies each day. On Monday, for in- stance, it is red, on Tuesday blue, and soon. On Sunday a party of young gents regaled themselves with oysters, sherry cobbiers and the like, and altogether had a very good time. Having feasted themselves pretty well, they Passed Cut, One rtopping at the counter to setile. He pre- sented a check for at wali amount, which the cashirr in- #tantiy pronounced spurions, as it was the wrong color, Dut the young gentleman persisted that it was all right, and that the waiter bad given bim the check he prot fered. The waiter was called, and he testided to fur- ishing at least treble the amount indicated ia the check. The customer, however, strenuously denied having auo- ther check tn bis possesion Officer Story was callet in, and the party taken to the Fifth ward ctation house, where be was searched, and the missing check found on bis persen. He was sent to the Tombs oo a charge of petit larceny It is said to be quite a common thing for & party of say ex persons to go to one of the large res taurants, and divite ivlo two parties, three sitting ata table. Each party eats and drinks one dollar's wor b, making a bill of two dollars im ail; but in got v= | out they leave as one party, retain one of the checks, a prvifer the otber—thus gett ng off at half price. Bat’ this is only one of the ingenious dodges by which young gen- Uemen in New York manage to live economically. Canziesnes.—Between 9 and 10 o’¢lock on Tues day night, Mrs, Pieiler, restding at No. 55 Crosby street, went out to market, leaviag her children locked up ia the room. Svon aiter she left the inmates of the house beard tue children ecresmiog, when the room door was burst open anc the bedding discovered on fire. The children were taken out, and the fire soon extinguished. Many Parents are ia ‘ihe babit of Iccking their children n'a room on goiag cut. Such persons shoald be very careful ‘im placing a!l matches or means of Gre out of the reach of their ebiidren, as in several iustances children have beon seriouriy burned by playiog wits matches when locked up. ore cection sheule ce exercised by parents, and bot leave Daecent children with such dangerous articles #8 friction matebes. Cwoat—Crsapa vs Ustrep Stares —We understand that the chalerge given by the cricketers of Canada to shore of the United 8 ates has been acrepted, and a tele sropbic despatch recei -ed that the former wil! be in New Vork on the 10th prozimo to play the match. It wiil pro- bebly take place at Hoboken. On tuesday a return match was played at Newark, N. j., between the Long Islaud ‘lub apd the Mechanics’ Club, of Newark, in whieb the latter pebly redeemed their cefeat by the former at Bod- for?. L. 1. on the 19th of July. The two matches leave the clubs about equal. Desta wy Burys—A woman oamed Mary Keane, who resided at No, 42 Sherii! street, was fatally burned, on Tuesday night, at her residence, and died on Wednesday morning She was grouly tatexicated at the hme her Cotbes tock fire, aud afterwards could give ne sccount as to the cecurrence. There is some suspicion of foul play a8 6 Woman who lives ia the same house had quarrelied * ber and was heard to threaten ber. This suspicion io wathened trom the fact that uo fire, except tbat which enveloped her clothes. was found in the room re abe was olecovered ia Games. The mater will be iwvertigated By one of the Corouers. ATMs AT SCHILR.—Mrs. Judith Scott, a lady about 80 years of age, sttempted self destruction on Tues¢ay night by jumping ovt of a third story window of her pre wa eureet, She was very danger r being attended by De De Fo. rest. Wae conveyed to ine New York Hospital. A man, whose pame is supposed to be John Will, at tempred suicide on Tuesday night, on board the steam dont Gra tate, Iyiug at Peck Slip, by takiug ver: tose cf opium He was taken ty the New York Hospital Fatt Tenoren A HatotwayY —A map named Joho Hel yer, employed in the cabinet manufactory, No. 219 Fourth street, fe!!, on Tuesday afternoon, from she alo to the firrt floor through the hatch way, ant ls believed to be fataily injured. He was aitended by Dr, Sheppard and afterwards taken to bis residence. Forsp Deowsep.—The body of en unknown man was yesierdsy morning found floating in the slip foot of pier 32 Beat riv Coroner's Inquests. Accu eytat Deowstne.—Coronor Coanery held an i- quest on Fridey at No. #6 Pitt street, upon the body of a boy eight years old, named Daniel Marhapber, who was acct dentaliy purhed overboard by a companion of d, pamed Peter Smythe, aod waa unfortanate! ed th Convery weved a worrent fer bie arreet, on a charge of homicide Pots owxep —Corover Connery also heid an in foot of Houcton street, upon the body of an map aout 20 years of age, who was found The deceased war oboet 6 feet 11 inches in ! bad a moustache. Acomestaity Drowxep.—Coroner Connery held an in- quest upotw the body of a boy named Tom ———, who rowned at the foot of rorty a.yonth street, E.R. The decensed was a hand on board of a sloop ply: , * Aceh ing Letween ‘hi city aod staten Island. Vereict, eutal demu wee — Adam Prita, Al 279 Tonth street, com- sueide by cutting he witha razor, The Ivceased kal been orwell for some penne pas coming (own earted [rr fickuess, he deter put Ty held an tn aidemt the Jory rea dered & verd with the above facts, De eared was f age, and wasa native of Ge many Comrise Accinest —An inquest was also held at No 200 avenue B, upon the body of a woman named Flisheth Peker, who died from the effects of revere Larne ree!ived by the upsetting of a camphone lamp while lighted. The Jory rendered a verdict of ac cutal death. Deceased wae twenty five years old, and wre both om Gormany Creenen 7 OU PAtH — An inquest was also held apon the 4 Henry on, (colored ) who te of injuries reesived by a safe falling was cogaged ip lowering it into the : thet of Broadway and § d strcet. Ver et. wecid cath. Deownsea was tity years of age, ae pat range county, New York Fata: W cow Accioent.—Coroner Connery alzo held an inquest at ibe Third ward station house, apom the body of a Woman Named Piitget Fitrgerald who was accident- wily Ton over by @ horse and wagon in Dey mreet, and died Soon afterwards from the injuries received, The jury rendered « verdlet of “Accidental death,” exculpat- ing the driver from all blame, The devossed waa 76 Fears of oe and was 4 Lalive of Ireland, Fourp Tmowstn —An injaeat was also beld at the foot of James slip, vpon the body of an unknown maa, who was found drowned. The deceased was about 23'yeara of age, Was Sve fect teven inches in height, and waa ftout built. He wore «cilver ring on bia hand, Verdict, ‘Found dro wn Senrovs APPRAY IN ARKANSAS—Srx Persons Rerortep Kura. —We from & gentieman direct pos Linden, Ark., on the St. Franci# rivor, that a dim. ange between a number of gentiemen, residents at place, which resulted in the death of six of the perty The ‘\starbanoe ee a of a political dispute. ‘© Were unable to learn any ot Dames of any of the parties choly affair. — Memphis Eogle, Ang. 22. ‘Tae Last or nis Racn—The body of “William John,” seeond chief of the Six Nations, found,in the Welland canal, near the Mobawk village, on Sunday morn- ing week. The deceased had ly attempted to cross & wire bridge during the ai and been precipitated into the water. The fast w @8 this incident Ro notice. able is, that “William John’ wena prentoce of the noted Captain Brant, and one of the last, if not the inst, member of that remarkable faruily. od lars, or the with this melan- Our Lake Side Laxs Our Correspondent Resolves to go to the Bali—Trip on the Harlem Railway—The Ladies and their Luggage—Arri val at the Lake—Desoription of the Hotels— Splendid Ac- commodations for Visitert—The Ball—A little Horse Talk, de., de. 1am an old bachelor, and a devoted admirer of all that is beautiful in nature and art. I therefore adore the country and its concomitants at this season, 1 had heard a great deal of the beauty of Lake Mahopac, which bas been compared by European tourista to the Lake of Como, the beauties of which haye been sung by the greatest poets. I heard that there was to bea ball at Mahopac, and as ® season of festivity is always charming, especially by the lake and mountain side, I resolved to go and get out my beat dress coat, a quantity of clean hinen, and two pairs of Jauvin’s best white kids, for the momentous occasion. My conveyance was the Harlem to Croton Falls, about fifty miles trom the metropolis. As you know, this road is noted for the magnificence of its equipments; and to show the attention paid to the comfort of traveilers, it 1s stated ag @ fact that two out of three of its passengers ac- tually escape being jolted to pieces. On this occasion the cars were absolutely crammed with ladies, their luggage and their responaibilities. You know that the modern style of female costume is rather extensive, and a car seat is hardly wide enough for a fashionably dressed woman and her incumbrances, which literally encompass her about like the lines of circumval- lation drawn around a fortress. If two of these forts meet in a car aisle, it is necessary that one should be car ried by assault and rushed through. Thereis no such thing as getting around them. Of course with these hooped ar- rangements numerous large trunks are necessary, and a a lady carnot goto the country for relaxation without at least three bonnets, which invoives az equal oumper of boxes; 50 you see, it is no triflmg matter to go to a ball at Lake Mabopac, with a tasbionsble woman. Weil, we were at Crotov Falls at last, and from thence were conveyed by stage to the lake, We stopped first at the oldest house, Baldwin’s, which is @ very queer look- ing place. It ts like some of the old European castiea— @ wing bas been added by every succseding generation, and each differing in style from the other, sothat now the bouze covsists of eix or seven picces scattered slong the lake, full of quaint nocks and corners Baldwin's is 4 superb estab isbment kept iv eplendid style. The owner 18 @ great bank owner God agriculturist and all his servants are comfortable. well todo people. They bave small farms aud own stock in tis bank. The head waiter is a most eificient colored man, perfect'y au fai in bis duties, aad drilis his subs in a manner the dignitary of the St. Nicho Jas might in vain attempt to approach. But Baldwin's is not the only house. There is Gregory's, which is direct ly upon the lake. lad+ed, one side of it is actaally in the lake, 80 that {< there were acy young ladies hero like Amina, in the Somzambula, they might walk out of their chamber windows some fine moon! t and ¢ be miseed uniil next Cay. Then | apson’s. other fine establihment. The c is unrivalled, worthy of Delmor is Freres Prover cave.’ For breakfast 1 bs ottle of Haut Sauterne, @ delicious filet de beer pignons, an- chovy toast, marmaiade, omeleiie. «ith — herbs, melons, peachs with cream and oye av lait, For lunch, mock turtle soup, mayonna of chicken end Longue de toru’. For dinner, the biti! of fare included delicious turtie and Crecy soups, trout boiled, salmon @ la Génoise, atl kinds of roasted and boiled meats, and a long list of choice dishes, such as queue de Homard Jar- ctes, Bowchees a la oe ‘macearoni au gratin, prennes de velaule, Tendron de veau d la purée de pois, de menton aux truffles, duck, aux olives, woodcock, p74 lobster salad, mayonnaise ‘of salmon ‘and delicious lake fish, all with fresh vegetadles and splendid w’ Then there was tea and supper equally luxurious. The at- tendance, as | bave said 18 perfect. Order and system prevail everywhere; almost m itary precision Prevails in every deparunent. But we came to a ball, and ages | discussed the dinner we wilgo to the bail, The people at Baldwin's bad made the most megoifcent preparations for this affair. The grounds adjacest were iliuminated with hundreds of Chinese lanterns, and the company prome- baded under arches of evergreens and flowers. All the decorations were supurb, aad the ladies looked like revelling Dryads. They were all splensicly arrayed, and their teh “reeses added much to the beauty of the scene. The Jake resounded with music end laughter and song, and the dance went on gayly till midnight; and in the torong of dancers were many beautiful jadies. One from Brooklyn, blooming hke the rose, attracted much atten tion, while a Jair Jerseywoman, from Newark, divived the honors of la reine dv bal with the fair lady from the City of Churebes Ae Byron bappily remarks, “All went merry,” till the call for supper was sounded. ' Tats most interesting meal waa ove of Baldwin's chefs @’auvres. ‘The champagne wae splendid, the boned turkey superd, the meringue @ la créme and the glacés magaifcent. No: thirg couil have been more enticing than the salads de wiaille, The bal! was « fait accomy:t. ‘The Company staying at Baldwia’s are very nice peopls, who spend the eummer here in @ very pice, cool, com: fortable sort of way. The se Se “ about the lake is vuequalled w beauty, the air fr 4 bracing, ¢ all around are the most iiiat drives. These ¢ improved to the rullest extent, aud [ have seen some dashing turnouts. There are from eighty to a hundred private borees here, with about an equa! number of ve- hiclee, These are pearly al! from New York, and as they dash over the fine roads bereabouts they liguten up things amazingly. Then there are fine sh in the lake and (rout ia the mountain streams. bon't you think, my dear must be anice place? Come and see. LETTER FROM A LADY CORHPSPONDENT. Lane Maitorac, Aug. 25, 1953. pRDON Bexnerr, Esy.— iam—Perbaps you are aotaware taatever since the ball which tock p'ace at Baldwia’s on the 15th of Angust, your paper, great as the rush usually is, has since that eveut been more greedily sozg!it after than eve: expecially by tne fair ones, who tike an ospecial delight perveing the generally amusing and witty descriphons with whieh your vewspaper correspouients frequently favor you, But, alas! in vain bave they looked for the fulfiiment of their expectations, and, although a lady, 1 am compelled to take up the pon in your behalf, to save your well earned reputation for gallantry towards our own sex, #ipce I understood afterwards that you were present in propria persone, the editor, \n verity, of the most extensively circulated paper in the United States, My stars! if all the young ladies had been aware of this fact, they would bave paid borage to you in the most flattering manner in the world, and ! most certulaly amotget the number. Well, thea, with this impudeut aod forward introduction of myself, ! will try and farer your many lady frieads in this heavenly little apot, by giving you, without any farther preambie, a passing no. tice (how prove are we to believe what is io print’) of the features (ina Terpsichorean seute) of the season, thus far. Tt was one of thore gioriona n'ghts which soem as if they were made expressly for this lovely lake. ft was delighttully cool, and the full moon shone #0 bril- antly, end every one seemed so ¢xhiliratet with the ef- tects of the deligbtiul weather and scenery wth tist I'll venture to say wove entered the ballroom im other than the very best of spirits. The dancing commence t, [ believe, about 10 o'clock, although T did not fome down myself until near Ji; an Iwas really ms ebtering with the magaitice: Appearance the w presented. The ladies were dr nt taste, both married and sing pdeed, to determine Whetber the Foose of Gregory's carried the polm. The Indie: pains to dave thetr drensoa scat from the € jown in person to New Yo makers mort partic : was too momentous not to do their utmo vt ail thetr attractions, — Catural an ibe invited guest that Lake Mahopac ruck oa vance ot attire k, and accom # (Histo: of gor d taste, and their wilette: was universally conceded that tuey were the of the ballroom. How gracefully they tr yntaatic toe! Uf course Raldw omg on the opoasion, (to use an expressive unferminine phrase,) mot even omitting your owa corres. yoneeat, and there Were mauy marrird and single ladies, hoth young abd middie aged, who created quite an im ression by their magniiicent dresses, beautiful faces and poree, and Dewtebingly gre racefol mtyle of dancing: but ® | myself am one of halitwes 1 preter w ape be modest, and not partic arise way one’s peculiar races, In cage my description might discover to them who your correspondent is. ‘There were @ present from Thompson's, bot they 0 poorly represented, that they do pot merit re. mark The arrangements were excellent in every res nd I bave seléom seen an “ out of town” ball pase with more éelat, The gentlemen belotging to Bald . Geverve m great deal of credit and thanks from us, for their assiduonn attentions and vp form politeness towards that if Gregory's — the yolm wih the ledies, that Baldwin's cortainly did with the gentlemen. There was the usual ¢ { bandsome moustaches, beards jor whieh, by the way, I have a particular penchant.) und nioe tight fitting leather boots. | wonder bow seme of thore and miserably supported ‘You Americas’? felt in their limbs next morning? They looked coceartopally ae they were going to fall over entirely, owing to the extremely inelegant and ungracefal manner which that class of young men seem to think {s the most fasbionable etyle of dancing aow a days. It reminds one ot monkeys on an organ. ‘The piaaza was very very iasterolly festooned all round, so ae to prevent the ladies from ‘cauching cold whitet —“ bm ged ent and broad = and ont tide hang beau variegated Chinese lam whieh iedaed a much to the Bie teed a out. The band in attendance played most ed and the dancipg music was in excellent taste, id think it must bave been nearly 4 0° slock a the ball broke up, and everyone parted delighted with their eplendid entertainment. Tne oni; L,- A could be roa. found fault with, was the floor, whiel exceedin, 'y aiMeualt to dance upon, as apparertly it had al! been chalked over, which retarded the dancers, of necessity, rather than assisted them or, I may state a bn and it would bave done your heart good to have seen 60 many little white emblems fluttering in the breeze. Religious intelligence. A bush meeting will be held at St. Ronan’s Well, Flush- ing, 1. I., today, ardevery Sunday during the month of September. A full description will be given of the build- ing and decorations of the Nauvoo Temple, and the jour- ney of the Mormons to the Far West. ‘The Rev. A. H. Partridge, Rector of Christ Church, North Brooklyn, will preach in the Church of the Epipha- ny, 120 Stanton street, between Essex and Norfolk streets, this evening. APPOINTMENTS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BISHOP. To-day—Forenoon, at Clifton, 8. I.; afternoon, at Rich- mond. Tuesday~Afternoon, at Eesex. Wednesday—Forenoon, at Bouquet; afternoon, at Wha- ‘Thursday—Forenoon, at Keeseville, Friday—Forenoon, at Centreville, confirmation; after. noon, at Ellenburg. ORDINATIONS. On July 25, the Rev. T. L. Power, M. B. Fortune, and J.B. Gerachty, all of the Order of St. Dominis, and ‘Rev. Hot Stucky ‘of Mil ie, were ordained priests in the Cathedral chureh of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Henni. ‘The crdination of Mr. Young, a convert to the Roman Catholic cine took m St. Patrick's Cathedral, Newark, N. on Sunday og The church was densely Seceded: 's htident mone sil cslsuretod on the eco, sion, Rev. eats: Beaudevin and Allaire acting as Deacon ‘and Sub-Deacon, and Rev. Mr. McQuaid as Master of the Ceremonics. The candidate appeared in the vestments of a Deacon, having received the orders of Deacon and Sub- Deacon, respectively, on the two days previous—acyord- ing to the rituals prescribed for such occasions in the Ca tholic Church—and at @ certain jo of the mass was duly mrested with the orders of priesthood by Bisxop Bayley, A discourse was preached during the service by the Rev. Mr. McQuaid. Tbs is said to be the second Ro. man Catholic ordination tbat has taken place siace the establishment in New Jersey ot their Episcopal See—the first being that of Rev. James Moran, of Camden. INVITATIONS. Roy. Dr. E. H. Nevins, of Massachusetts, has acrepted ‘a cal! to become the pastor ofthe Congregational church in the city of Washington. The Rey. Oliver Stearns, of Hingham, has his appointment to the Board of Tustruction of tho Meadville Theological School, and will beceme its presidiag olficer. Rev. BH. A. Nelson, of Auburn, who some time since declined the cali of the First Presbyterian church in St. Lovie, bas decided to accept the unanimous invitation to fill the pulpit, and will soon enter ou the duties of his new post. ni R. H. Dexter, of the Ingham Collegiate [astitute, N Y., pas been called to the First Presbyterian er, Byron, N. ¥. Rev. Joseph Kimball, ot Hebron, N Y. hal called to the Preebyterian chureh tn Brockport, N. Rey. Lauren armsbury, of Chester, N. ae has been called to the ‘Congreganiona| church im Faribault, Min- nezota. Rev. Mr. Roberta, of New Bedford, bas beeu called to East Medway, Mars. Roy. Amos H. Jonson, of the graduating class at An- dover, has been called to Middieton, Maas. Rev. Wm. R. Tompkins, of the same class, to the New Engiand Congregational church in Brooklyn. aon Charles Cutler, alzo of the eame class, to Roches- ter, 4 coo Edward 8. Atwood has accepted acall to Needham, 8. Roy. W. W. Page, of Keat, Conn, has been called to Ridgebury, Conn. Rey. James Paine bas accepted a call to the Old School church at Somerville, East Tenn. Bev. J. G. Symmes, of Madison, Ind., hay declined the ag to the Second Presbyterian churen of Cranberry, he Wm. Reid haa been called to the Old School church im Centreville, Wis. Rev, Cyrus Dickinson, of Wheeling, Va, has been called to the Westminster church, in Baltimore. INSTALLATION, Rev. H. G. Park was iastalied at Bernardstoa, Mass,, on the } 2th, RESIGNED. Tie Rev. §. B. Willis bas resigned the pastoral care of the Baptist church in Saugerties, N. Y. Rev. Mr. Jewett, of Nashua, N. H., bas resigned his charge om account of il! health. NEW CHURCHES. The corner stone of @ Methodrat Epizcopal church was Jaid tm the town of Sydney, Va, on tae 25th inst. St. Stephen's Church edtice, in Portland, Me., havi beep reconstructed and m: enlarged aad beautided, Was consecrated to the worship of God oa Wednesday jaat. Sermon by Bishop Clark, of R. L. Orange Chapel ,the new Lutheran church at Orangeburg, 8. C., wat cedicated on Sunday, 17th inst. with a dis- course from the Rev. Joha Bachman, 1. D., of Charlestoa. A new Presbyterian church was dedicated at Allentown, Pa.. recently. Rev. J. Helienstein preached the sermon, ternoon a sermon was preached inthe German by Rev. J. Vogelbach. chureb was dedicated at White Plains, N. Y., An © 8. on the 98th inst. The corner stove of an ©. 8. church at Port Penn, Dela ware, wes laid on the 1Pth inst, A new 0. 8. church edifice, costing between $6,000 and $7,000, in Mavalapan, Monmouth county, N. J., was re cently dedicated by a committee Of the Presbytery of New Bruaswick. MISCELLANBOUS. The Rey. F. P. MeFariaud, of St Jobn’s chureb, Utica, N. ¥., 12 the bishop elect of the diocess of Harvord, ia place of the Right Rev. Bishop O'Riely, who perished in the Pacific The one hundredth apniver ry of the ordination of the ‘minister of the West Spriag ‘brated ia that place, on Moa the ¥bth inst., when the sont and daughters of the returned home trem thetr distant habitations, The was crowded, and many stood around the doors, le to enter. After a hymn by Mra, Sigourney, R: v. of Albany, delivered a address contain < Dr Lathrop, who died in 1920, afer a ini 3 of tixty four years. A procession followed the church gzercises, apd uper, at which mavy speechos wore made and letters read. Father Sciatfieiter, a Roman Catholic priest, of the Re- demption'+t order, fell down within the rails of Pry ‘altar = singing the “Magnitiest,” in St. Mary’s church, treet, Botlalo, yg vesperr, on Sunday even- = he 26th int. He I only about half an_bour. The caure of bix death was disease of the heart. Ho was ned aud benevolest priest, and much beloved uiversal.st State Convention of Connecticut com. te annual sesajon st the Universaliss church in en onthe 27th inst. and continued im session two days UNIVERSALIST #TATE CONVENTION. T folowing report of the Committee on Nominations was adopted -— Place of Adjovrnment-—Canton, St. Lawresce county. Preacher of the next occasions. sermon, Rev. E. W. Rey: nolds, of Bullal. agent ot paper and book estabi ment Q BeAdan. Delegates (9 United States Convention. —Clerical, J. T. Goodrich, Mitt Morse, W. 8. Balch, T. J. Sawyer, A. Kol rey, E. W. Peynoids, N Suelt. Lay delegates, A. £. Moore, S. A. Reyaoids, G. Wood, H. G. Sake, Joun Shat tuck, Josiah Barber, R. Graves, E. 8. Barnum, H. Cvie man, J. M Chrysler, A. Mefostry, N. Van Nostrand, 8. N. Sherman, and A G. Perry Mandeng Committe: ——Sunday schools, H.R. Nye, W. George Roverts, Reforma, N. . Fullman. State of the M. Thatcher. Missioa- soy, D. C. Livermore. ind for the relief 0° indi reported the amount of on C. C. Gordan, propriated « remarks were made by the Rev. Dr. ! movement, by enomination, with re appropriated over five hundred thousand ara to the purposes ot education. They have endowed one col ege in Massachusetts, one ia Hilnots, a theological school In this State, and bave chertered a cniversity, to be located in Canten, St, Lawrence county, New Yor! AN Starienic’.—From the minutes of the mibliee of the new and old school branches we find that the following are two bodies for the iast eccle- New SAT. Old Sch't. . a Co) the relative sta minatica! year — ‘node.. PreabyterleSssecesscses veves 108 148 Candidates for the ministry .. ae cory Licentiate: Communictnta aided on exam nation Communicants added on © Williamsburg City News. Drsonacertt Paoctrnivce—A mass meeting of the friends cf Filimore in ihe Eastern district was held at Washington Hall, on Wednesday evening, to whieh por sone, Without distinction of party, were invited to be pre and listen to the arguments adduced. Amor others who were present wae Alderman Huntley, of the Thirteenth ward, against whom a bitter feeling exists for leaving the Know Nothing ranke, and going over to the support of the republican cause.’ On several occasions «. crowd gathered around him, and endeavored to provoke a ciseuseion forthe purpose as it was afterwards stated, of beating him. Not succeeding in their object, the pro: cession, in 7 i the Alderman’s residence, relieved themeelyes by giving three groans for the traitors, Memo Am aged lady, named Catharine Leidies, re siding in district, has been eee see Wed ee time she cars to okiyn. She dress, Hone Major Consrrirs A. Ones, Corps of Engineers, died at Brand: o Vermont, on the 20d inst. Mr. Ciay' a, of Delaware, ig reported quite sick in Washing .on. is i‘ cd i Donald, BE ARRIVALS. Phy Niny pera ee ifusinn Tegation, ‘Washing, fon Hon: Win’: Reed. Mrs: Win. 8, Reed, ‘children au race, Mins Ree, Phingeiphia sary , Hitehsoek Maucices ‘Ep, : New York; ats Sig, Misa Bwif. St. Thomas, Thorman W. Tot Jit, Pelton, Sa vannah; N. Berry, Smithgonian HouseoMr. J. Fairchild and family. Boston 7-8 Farnri and farally, Lown: Col BJ ioks L. Angeres and famii A. berber Granada, iit 1a, ior, Richmond, From San Juan Dei Norte, in eam peal ernor, Charleston; Jamestow: Union, Mi A Barnes and 2 children: Stimberger, ee ; New Xe Chetlewons Griinell Londons Chambers and servant children; a) Alice Tarleton, B ; Hungarian, Gibraltar; Vea! Packie Kxpiess, GW Crocker, Mr Davidson . brig Stephen Joy, PI ‘a Duna d NB’ Allmon, 8 Tuttle, JM 1 Ambrose’ and lady, John Sarah Green. Mrs Silly, A'V y and ehilt, Mrs Sherivond, A J Porter, Geo Suckmi arrol, Bgmia tt. Gi ‘i Indy, John Wood, 1 on, G Taylor, T Rusecll, H Peres, H Blam, Ellis, E A Lord, tad: Ke G W_ Goodrich, Beackwan, LB Vandenberg, J Jones,’ Mea Smith, JW Unioe 9 Lindone, T Steveniast: tSlesingem, M Levied Tayi, © Ww Tyler, JM Burchard, # Crutchfield, Mr Lewis, M Vosberg. F Quick’ i, Hillard, P'S Birmingham, Joseph Lewis, C Sonex tt McIntyre, F Hurderson, Mrs BP Smith and child, J Womble A.C Plerce, RB Gray, #4 Allen, P Geroud, Katz M MeNeol, W 11’ Thompsou, as Thorn, LC Cal- fet JT McQueen WT Nelmow, A schmidt. ¥'Senidh oH Sweet, A K Stevens. WS Cazenesu and lady, Henry Myers, Abrm Oaksmitb, Capt Montalo, DN Ingram, Pedro Syéden. D Moses, Y Row, H Hoaglatt, LM Spencer, F F Cooper, Ww Parris, HS Fitch, F Smith, V_ kichardson, G5 AS Lindsay. § Southard. RH Cote, FG Wescott oT tienly and A Boss, J Perkins, child, J W_ Benson, Mra Slack and child. JM Pater A Eldred, E 2 Maxwell, W & Campbell, W El- A Robinson. G H Prince, O ai dvidge, Mr Webster, W Munden, WM Leman, M Guthrie and lady, Mrs RS Swan, 5 Barstow—and 232 in the steerage, From Liverpeol in sbi Samuel For~Rev W if Hayward, Wiliam, Mr and Mrs Whitehead, 4 Mrs Stanford, Mr aud mrs Spi ship Caravan~R E Houston, A Houston, ewsoa, D McDonala, T HH shoobridge, J Penguin—Mr Croil, lady and 4 chil- ker, Mr Potores, Me Carton. 4 Havana, in the steamship Philadel : ia. Mra Tompkins, Mes eniedy, Mrs F Brown and child, Mrs’ Brown, dK fiyee Mr Sherman, Jean and Pierre Foulandeau, M Wollt, E Rud’ inger, and Ijin the steerage. From Havana—J Elilolt, J Fain, Felix and Victor Jay, a D Repilado, J Costalez, & Allo, ja Ricon’a. 8 Anstey, PY Yznaga, J Gonsales, AF Da F Fernancez, M Castaneda, D Stevens. R Lsrapon E Laporte, P Benito, Oo Does, J Tawsol, Kev B Munar, M Doyuzat, CH Dean, OT Reynoids, O Skidmore, nd 23 in the leerage From tavnah, ip the sbip Plorita—W Ht Bray snd lady, Miss.Simans and servant, Miss M S$ Champion, A Champion, Jas ii Days O Rostrum, J GN orton, § Otienhiem, 8 Leks fer. A tak Leauchamp, G McNaughton. 'T B Davies, R Staifo: > Eppipg. A Downs,’S A Holt, 1. E Byck. A Abraham, DF Marti XG sniutey,’S Hunemsn, Jobn i Nicholson, Tanne Pickiord, Wim. Baitensby, a A Roi, and 1 in the sieerage. DEPARTURES. For Liverpool, in steamsabip Ballic—S Zimmerman, James A. Ti Bell, Wis Hunter, 2G Benedick, T D Howell, Dr Broa- son_ A Ti Sibley, HW ne ‘0 B Meyer, br Robt wage: Hr MePnerson and friend, WM, Moore, Hl Appold, D Withe Mr and Mri JO ag G Parish, WJ Wilcox, Dr Volver Spauiding Mr and Mrs Morton, TN Dale, Mr Geer, Me Nor ton, Misa Norton and servant, Mr Trowbridge, Mr and Mrs Price. Miss Palmer, James Kerr, E J Harvey, M 1 Mr Maurice, Mr Lé Bret, EM Benjamin, L ‘Holmes, C A Lord, Mr Weightman, Jacoh Brown, Jas Dewitt Pea Francs exons, Simon aud Hermau Mayers. Patrick yon, W W Topivt, Mrs M Golf and son Dr Black, Thos sa “= Mr aang? 32. ‘or Liverpool the steamship Canada from Boston a guriien ii Bellsed, De ie Gardver, Mesare A Gleason, 'W Adams, Jr, wnd wife, Bost Mrs W 8 Burns and nd, Charlestown;’ Miss A Unisgbau. Waltham: Mrs © Plood, Mesars 8 Salisbury, Jr, Worcester; W li Wood, Pitchbart Mra F Lawrence and child, Gaedner, Me; Miss Jane Spalding, Merars A Clark, Montpelier; MG Clark ana wife, Burlingto Messrs J Henton New Hampshire, Me Howland and wife, Mise Wocisey, Messrs © A Dun Hale, Mr Seampton, J Haughton aod H Mentelsoo, NYork; Thomas Hilsoa, ie] ladeiphia; CJ M Gwinn, B jtimore, pearer of despatches as ere, Chicago; J emnee and wife, and J Williams, st Gibson, Morris, 111; W Meydenbaner, California: Mra ‘ariha. Strachan, St Andrewa, Nb; H Mackecknie, Meckeekate Mesere Jeane Buchanan, son and friend, Cones Bebt Miler Sothane, Liverpool; Geo Copmon, Kn land; M Ry. Miss Miller, Scotland; Messrs A. Bee guido and & Cantillo, Fiance; Jos Netto, Brazil; Manuel Ar ras, Havana. —49. For Balifax—Messra D Perkins and R Thackaray, Boston Jas Stone, New Hampehire: R James, § ¥ Groo! and A xX Weiner New York: W Hi Taicot and son, Jersey City; H In- ‘ewand son, Mra and Miss Dernier, Halifax; Messrs Charles ucker, Nova Scotia; N & Vail avd Jobn Fraser, Newfound. land—14. Total eg ran ity Wine lor, For Savar nah in the Walker, Frederick Crisp, Stes Jane Given, Mra A. Sirac han, 8 Fiernoe and lady, Mrs liasberg and onrras, H tong avd servant J Renhew. B Long, N Ii P J Flannery, 8 Ea wards, M Smith, lasiy and two chile 0, BM Lewi, Mim Mac acgregor and son ¥, Mr Moocoa, O Goods James son, Joha T whens Win Hoek pal Palmer, W Clark JF Collings Thomas Tay 1 Lattemore, JP frooka, J Mrs 5 0 and two thhideen, Sise Hard eR Hariy, xr dames iat, Bf Welton, George A Tuthill, FB Lynies, 7 Pe Isaac Friedlander, feCarth, Sd aay, Ore Oi Cox Wires ss, Neal Miles Treat Lamb, J H tenbere,'Thowes Wesco LM tiiteheock. Jf Seuklin, DM Denison ard forty tu the steerge. For Charleston in the steamship Southerner—Mrs spioteet Mrs Doubet. Miss § Sanders, inn Cora Chase, tte Chase, Miss Fanny nee, Mrs Clinton, 1 tg M Martha Btaples. ‘A Picquet, A Weeks on Sy Cee or ‘York Gas Co, Vessel to G Otney. "he steal Stereo chee cake sere 1 Bee Sia foe ee none) Mayhew, Hall, Bermuda, 6 days, in ballast, to W, pb a th poe Bermuda, 8 days, with arrow. gua ent ae ae teh 10 Xe'3, alah Hatteras, Brig Waccamaw (of ), Grant, Sagua, Aug 13, with Brie Mary Ham on, Hotaford, Galveston, 22 days, with mo, are y ry | (ot \Jacenorlies Craig, Jacksonville, wit Wize Heiner Ch, Frith, Bermuda, 10 days, with ballast, y onal. hip ora to S. s may, Mott & Ca Simpson, Savannah, 8 days, with cotvem, Nouns Berlin, Md. ecags Deer Island, bound to Ball. SAILED, Liverpeals A origin? \ araneats Wind during the day,NW. Miscellaneous and Disasters. The Collins steamer Baltic, Capt Comstock, sailed yesterday, at noon for Liverpool, with 52 passengers. Sup Wasrwanp Ho-The following | deaths occurred on! board the ship Westward Ho, in n Roads from Ben eat om Dee Sl, Susiuel Wilson, of Sweden; at jan 23, Gamcel Aline ‘Thos John, of England; at aap a og Rg i ary ierlon, en; Richardson, of ore. i Sut tare, Hursley, from Ran is bound to Bremen, | m, and put iat Sattae not stated Eaux Ropwonp, Brown, sailed from Catlag for Genoa 16th ult, having flaiahed repairs but put back 2lst, leaking 9 iaches | water per hour. The drat oflicer died on board morning of Zak. Bane Fnancit—A tlegrephic despatch dated New Orleama,, Aw states that the Dark Francis, oF Mvatic was wrecked im the bay during the late sore. Bo 0 particulars. ScHR Axice Lea, Corson, at Holmes’ Ho'e from Philadel. phinvon the Bik ast oO Fire. leinuds carciod away foremeant and maintopmast, Scuz May Queen, Fisher, which sailed from Baltimore for Curacoa on a on Ticaday’ last, wae run tuio by an unkaowa vessel night, while beating down the bay, ‘i, oder Pott Aor yey carried away. She was compelled te . oe io Walumore Friday fur repairs. Narragansett 242 tons, 7 years old built ia and ach Gusen of the South, neatly new, $35 toas, have both bee sold ou private terms. Shiv» Richard Mitchel, of Nantucket, bas been purchaged Capt Henry Colt and others artown, for $10.00 be ited for wiwlity uuder. command of Capt J jax- | fora, late of bark Ellen, of Eduartown. H Lavscaxp—At port Jefferson, LI, 17th inst, by Mesare) Mather and Co, a fine schr. of 240 ‘tons called, the Miler Filmore 10 be commanded by Capt George Tuthit jefferson Notice to Martners. CAUTION TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS. ‘The sebr Aymphas U yt a pevetong ah at Norfolk in custedy, for ty Konds ber captain informed the pilots, ber. under the ene n Law, that he wi but was bound for Richmond. , at Caloutta Ji af lout eet } get North, and brought up by pliota. The. vessel is lib jeavy penaity if the alleged evasion ean be established. ‘The bell buoy at Hen and Chickens, whose ratus became disp.aced, has beeb repaired, and ts good order, ‘Whalemen. Arr at Reverly 2th, bark Bepjamin Franklin, Nickersea, North atiantic Ocean, 160 wh 40 sp, - Arr #t Bt Thomas, June Captain was sick, out bad recovered, Spoken, &&. soa gens Lind, Gut, from Rotterdam for New York, July reo ew Bourne, , Cooper, from Shields for New Yerk, ang Scpewae eek Sving. from Philadelphia for Buenos, rape Af om e Ayres July 30, at 148 8, jon 34.40, 2 ' Bark Arrow, Harrington, from Salem for Rio Grande, July. Amo mice a ring F, assed Aug 2, lat wo masica steamer, steering E, was 0: 54/16, Jon 39 40. = Arwanr, Aug 1—Sid ship Auuoa WAY, July 7—In port bark Bogton via Cape Tewn CG! soot Atrios J Sune Sai Dix Cove June 22, bare wy dah’ bars wine eae 2 ar! er anee, sup Barner aoe Salem, ee ifm port sh co A Phelps, sherman, , Souny; | Mallen. ui into — a ta Man sold; ty Urmnell ; United 8t Groton; Hort, jwes, Wao i Empire,’ York, fiom NY t fatilda, “igs Mays for Commodore, Wilson, for N York do wer, or nton. Boemer (or ies), MW Bai Cudxe, *Voee, Crowell; RH Douglas, y 100, up Adriatic, Jewett, = AGUA, AU in port brig Galveston Franklin, shed dischar flaring. to fond fore port North of Haiterea, poston. oe Dominco Crry, Aug 5—No Ani vessel in port. Sid from ¢o June Li, bark Kutaw, Hurd, Port Natal. Home Ports. ALRBARY, gg feng tae 3 W Beli, Dayton. bg A Post, Given, do Gov Thorp, Shelley, Muster; A Kemp, Do- ‘Staten Island; Charles Piunan, a, Jerec) +) ‘amford, Powhattan, Thibbie. ‘dot Sea J Cotrell, Hotchkiss. Bloooe $28, Janison, khuzabeibport, Archer, Cold ian sebrs Ter nessee Fawn, Allen, Jamesport, John Doudy. Red ban AURMANDRIA, Avg %—Are P PPage, Tasiport; tal Beaien ee York; iB Frankl in, Stateanan, and Bl brigs Leni, ang ho Andover, | mer, Br az. DISON, an ‘2i-—Sid echr Wave, Tabbat Philadeiphia. na Are Lancaster, Meiitehie Stocke and wife . } ilasensae, Jae Browa.'J W Reuy.” Dr sre Porcher, D | hau ty wo di ‘Avil Sy tia: Lends Gears aco) rice, Chas Chapman, N W hetsione, J R Keunety, , NOrieans; bi Coast, ania the serage, PR Witte: ‘tee ‘ ssh Tavis, ai) oliver, MO Wallan Tint Too Be Whoguens, | Git schn ea. Ld ssovins MY Datla, Hebingae ) r SW tian, W Selatan WD Geoege W ae y Witt ton, West Dents, ‘Ciowell, Als Breeden, 4 Pieri, a Foamy Men Peller Mra led Jacobs ter. Fisk; Mareia ball; Ottoman, 5 and child, Fames Bolter. MD, tnd gon, Mra Biluabelh 8 Vor theta, Willett; 3 1s Dicknson, rambon, F eat, Mi ward | Freeman, Capt AF | and Pisa, Jedrey, Pilih m WT Luincop and child’ Rit Bay pani, Wit ;, Flora mgdon, Mitook "05 Belloonmaker, lady nt and son, Kanes Ming ‘ork. At Qu ine, wblp . MAO Connor, Kaward Gray, Migs Somerville, Mra Leroy, Jost alx men aud both in } yt lay George E Ketchum, Mra M Ambler, 1) seamen came 4 men en 7 en fore lk, 76 in the steerage Dark, Cid barks Warren Hallet, Pernambuco; Octavia, Muchell, Matanzas: Port au Prince, ‘sche Last Istanp—Monre oF tar Savep.—We have ANCOR. Aug re Park, Nichols, N York; pa penn | ny ~ neg with the pames Ci oped Gupipod, Thoma, 40, Pert t ‘© more jose wi were fortaaate bad Beebe, scans Gams the dinetate ob Late Whand ond whens ey oon Marréat, Corwen, NYOre. op ty my vce edna recorded. Mrs. A. M. Dickinson, | "Ti, Nypkes, Aug 18 Arr schrs Gen Taro, Jones NYerks servant; Mrs. M.A. Letiwich, Mr. Wim! Fittow neend: W Phi JK Bione- Hart, wife, two children and servant, and Mr. Trosclair Co KG Porier, Hute ng (or Troxier, the spelling of the name not being ascertain. Pa L RIVER, Aug 2—Arr schr Sn tates, Wh Walden, ‘ou Gout C hwen; Bilt Barnes, Hriahtunan, Piermon constitawe this 4 cept the vias two delguaia, tet taken on boa-d the Blue Hammock, which may, perhaps, account for their not baring been included in our already published accounts —New Orleans Picayune, Aug. 23, ——— BA All pack ge and letters intended fore the New Yonx He- be RALD son Port of New York, rk, August 30, 1856 | CLEARED, Steamship Angnsta, Lyon, Savannah—8 FL Miteht!L Stesmentp Southerner Eweu, Charleston—Spodord & Tiles. ‘rm brig and topaail echr, with aban am #mith, MeGivern, Alexandria, quot CESTFR, Aug 2—Arr brig Cahuzac, Meeril, GARDINER, nog t-te wee Ophir, Fe NYortk. A PM Are ht oh eae { igor; © brs Elizabeth Davidson, Long, on, a for r Orion, Hall, 8 George Corson, Philadelphia &, Roston we © may Ererine rest Thithrook, Philadel Ht for Baston ; thiata Loper, Robinson, do for Medford; Van Buren, Meaar- vey. NYork for Boston, Henrietta, Gilman. do foe 1, Corners Stratton, Haley: Seven Sisters, Crowley, Berry, —— psen, Willetts, Boston mnneliy, Marblehead for do; ¥ J Boot, ts Empire, al Sy “Ss fait Pater for NYork. ‘ beib Davidvon, Herries aod W Soper, *Bieamahip Jamestown, Parish, Norfolk, &e—Ludiam & Plea- Te . wind 5 brig Abuet Tartor; sehre Hagrtah, », emmen— anWwood) Orion, Wave. Alice Lek, real, Van we: [of xabons Pare Viger Duncan & en | OS™ | ren, Seven Sisters, Heurietia, Z Stratton, Hen) Beery, Rieke Eup Harvest Queen. Young. Liverpool H Marshall. gr Thompton, Anna Eliza B, BJ Reon Raspire, wm ond Ship JM Elliott, Tucker, ‘Antwerp Post, Smith & Co. Bark Utwh, Alexander, Monrovia—Yates & Forterteld Rark Minona (Swed), Ryder, Lonton—Funch & Meineke. id Hunter, Berry, Mazatiar —Marti, Sater f & Co. Munroe New Orieans—E, en aR 4 Co. B—Kelly Fe amainers. St Marks—Smailweod, Anderson & N Sowers, Stowers Philadeipbia—R P Buck & Co. _ Abi Albion (Br), Morris, 8 John, NB—P I Nevins & he } amet Light (Pr), Morphy, S John, NB—J 8 Whit Cet Manet, Crow. Hallfox—D R VeWoit & Co, Sehr teresa Jane (Hr), Pyfron, Eletheura—J Eneas, Rely Anu D, Orborn. Alexandria—M Bedell, Schr Wake, Wainwright Wiimingtor—E & Powell Sehr DC Hule. Hallock, Wilmington—Dotner & Potter. & or Potomac, Berry, Ln W Pharo, Letts. Georgetown~ McGregor, Bavsnneh—Beremton a * amas Reynolds, Providence—L Kem gebr J i ‘Warren, Chapman, New Heven—Mester. febr Howard, Lovell, ton—8 W Lewis & Co, Fehe 8 Allen, Wiimington--MeCready, Mott & cur Homer Parker, Boston—W T hs Behr Bay State Eherircor, Boston-— Dei Sophia, Green, Phitadelphia—W Ht ff Phonan, Propeller Trutem, Morley, Baltimore prom wells line. Prope.ler Mara, Btehe &, Phtiade!piit Propeller Jackson, Baker, Portiand—C' romvell's ARRIVED. Steamship Cabawba, Bulloch, San Juan, Nig, to © A Whit. ney. Aug 20, lat 25 42, lon 7411, passed bark Maria Hersey, of Portland, steering NE, Bieamahip Paladeiphia, MeGowan, New Orteana ~% Lo i Aug 3PM, off I re ond ss 'p p Black Warrior henee for Petconhip. Flora. Woodhul, Savannah, with ger # to 8 L Mitehill. 1 ger , Pep samuel M Fox, Ainsworth, Liverpool, chang mdve and 453 passeng ers, to W & tT Tapscott & Co. Ang 3, parsed Cape Cleary date exchanged signals with ship Confederation, weering R18 no iat or lon pnaned whip heen Mecaw bound W: 27th lat ?9 40. Jon 66.90, exchanged i . hound Ee 84. exe Whi ih White, of ant ‘on, Shi P rh ane and 3M passenigers, to Gainnell, Minty rite Part 3 Aa, ape hip Potts ford), from New nd, WO days palpi and 180 bbl wie smeail Caravan. 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