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

The Public Health. COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH. The following is the routine business of this board:— Brig William H. Spear, trom Trinidad de Cuba, arrived On the 9th of August, having lain twelve days at Quaran tine. Petitions to be allowed to come up to the city, Laid ‘upon the table unti! to morrow. Bark Caroline, from Charleston, is allowed to come up to the wharf and reloa4, on the report of the Inspector of ‘Vessels that she has been properly cleansed. Brig Nathan, from Guantenamo, Quba, arrived on Au- gust 22, and has discharged her entire cargo. Owner's tion to be allowed to come to the city, referred to ‘the consideration of the Health Ollicer, with power to dis pése of the case. Brig Mary C. Haskell, trom Cienfuegos, arrived at Quarentine August 18, with cargo of sigur ahd molasses, ‘and was immediately sent to the South: t, where she bas remained twenty-three days ire crew as been changed, with the exception of the captain aud second mi d permission esired for a permit to come up into the stream near Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, ‘to discharge the cargo. The petition was demed on tre 28th of well, the owners Brig P. R. Curtis, !rom Cardenas il bands hav Sie deare tbe’ rivile up to the wharf and discharging Ler cargo momediatoly. fhe board denied ee red ot, Hi Glidéon was denied permission to come up to Quarai rom th Southwest Spit, or to remove present position except to go to sea. area t0 argue the case of the Pride of ied a rather length t be allo speech with @ siream per. the Sea, and that she should at le sunny 18 FROM SICKLY PORTS—PONCK AMD CARDENAS VESSKIS. ‘Torwe Mayor o: Comaissiongus oF HeaLtn oF tux Crr¥ oF ew York — Healdh Oilicer. to whom was ft er QUARANTINING ferred the petition of the proceed to the cliy— Reporis, trom Card nas on the 1Sth of ‘and ail hands on board was quarat law for the periog of thirty days, and permitted to discharge her cargo ai Quarantine von days atter arrival The discharge of the Brewster's cargo was completed on ast-pince then she has been tho: ‘Thursday city of New York be time of her arrival? 1 d in the . ing at Quarantine from Car rts, huwing claims to’ proceed in every res- ‘che ship Brewster; and the masters of decision of this honorable Board | as adopted tr reference to t the! ‘ine ‘o which a vessel should be sub y sickness. should depend, in a very paruiive prevalence ofcontagiows » her port of departure; and the under: by Which your Houorable Board can pi to rely Upon the ratio of important om each respective port, and the reports in . wane masters Of vessels shail make, signed kpows 0: judge of this fa cases of disease regard to the su as having occu ‘The port o would, pot “su Jago, Trinidad de “On ab passage. s. judged of by the foregoing rale, Havana, Matanzas, St noriues are remain at Qu ys afier they shall have dis fe to the public to allow pr Vesseis from Cardenas, and from ports even more to the efty. ai le Board has sus that to gruut such pe b, oad ue undersigned that the iniiar peutions of ves- | petition of the sels from ( sranted. CARD I. THOMPSON, Health Oflcer. QuaRayting, sep: 11, 1808 The prayer o: tue Brewster was granted, and the re port was unanimously concurred tn QUARANTINING BE\CTHY VESSEL FROM SICRLY PORTS—PONCE UNAS “ + of Hew city of New for hall the ship dens. paving come into port with all oard—having discharged her cargo for the eriod of One week—be allowed to proceed to the ey of New ‘ork before the eapiration 0! thirty dave from the time of her arrival’ Tne ship Brewster is not alone interested in the de. qasion Of this question Sundry vessels are iying at Qi ine from Cardenas and other ports, ha 4 in every respect sunilar to those of the shy Board in the case, expecting th im regard to the Brewster their vessels. To uduige in Aipfengte of quarantine to which.» vessel should be oub- Ject, having on board no sickness, should depend in avery ‘great measure Upon the comparative prevalence of contagious infecuous disease in ber port ot departure; and the under knows of no rale by which your honorable Board can of this fae! except (0 rely upon theratio of imported cases ‘of disease from each respective port, and the reports in regard to the same whict ‘he masters of vessels shall make as having Occurred on the'r parsage. The port of Carienas, judged o*by the foregoing rule: would Rot suiter by comparison with Havane, Matanzas, =i. Jag ‘Trinidad de Cuba, or even Ponce, set stil! Cardenas hy @sickly port, and the authorities are bound by statu that vensos from there remaiu at Quarantine for thirty days, and twenty days atter they shall have discharged their cargoes, unless it may appear sale to the public health to allow them gener to proces fo the eity Vessels from Cardenas, and from port have petitioned tc proceed to th their cargoe ir Honora the action of your honorable the course which is adopted be pursued im reference to .ch an expectation is reasonable r at to allow : aye after having dis Gharged their eargoes w Quarantine. and after having been thoroughly cleanse: and % = en! eotirely safe, if all bands on board remained well since they entere Tt is th pension of recommended by ¢ Brewster was granted, and the re. y concurred tn. ° PR LARK ARCHITECT ted t0 the Board that his barge et yesterdey, at the Southwest ela deat body, whic aad to Qoarantine last ‘a! for some forty eight bh was very m 4 on their way the men were cap @ squall. The boat w capsized however, bappeaed hot to be the one in whick the cofin was piaced, The Health (tlicer forthyr etated that @ post mortem the body last night at the reported that biack vomit and that there the deato as of de On The Hoa o Board to days not 6 What war thos tention of the : sitect was nearly true of Spit. The several cap. 4 that sven was the nd it almost impossible to se 7 on the vessels at the Spit. that be bad been faformed that the an. at the Spit were cot properly cared » become foul, and such be- it mriee be ta they fc chore of vessel+ for, that they we ing the fa © the tease piy be a fect wreck. to be regarded . The masters and owners of those vessels had been or- dered to man them properly and otherwise to care for locality, and if such or them, in view of their expose ders are not observed, the fault lies with those who die obey them Ov motos urned. BROOKLYN BOARD OF NEALTH. Sarr 12—Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Soaw, Oakley, 4 Hontley. The Health OTcer reported one case of smellpox in Bands street, and that no case of contagious, infectious or Malignant disease bad been reported to him during the past twenty focr bourse Dy Hanfors appeared. in obedience to a citation of the Board, w sbow cause why be bad not reported the case c rostrated with yellow fever, 4 atthe office of the Health Physician, but oot (ncing him, he re it to the Health W of the district, not beng aware that it owas nece t in writing ‘A discussion upon the point arose between Aldermen Huntley, Oakiey soa Walsh, and as they got excited, the Mayor adjourned the Board w thout calling a vote FORT HAMILTON RELIRF SOCTETY's REPORT. Muarraat HosrrTat.—All those previously reported are doing well One sew case, @ private, reported this morning Dr. Debots i very low. Dr. Crane w ing Adis morning JH. BAILEY, MD. U.S. Army Dr Rothe, of Relief Hospita', reports all convalescent, excepting Frank, Mooney and McKnight, who are doing ome! votter New Cast Aon Coma, taken yesterday—vory rick. RANCIS BERIER, Secretary Fort Hasictos sept. 12, 1866—055 A. M. Ald for the French Sufferers. The Treasurer of the joint committee for the relief of ‘the suiferers by the inundations in France acknowledges the receipt of the following subscriptions — Amount before reportet + 910,515 60 E. Parker...... % 00 ‘W.E. Sibel... 20 00 86 a. 20 (0 Heary % ‘Thomas Richardron & ° 25 00 DeLancey, Western New York 20 00 Sa Tt eee 472 10 00 10 00 10 00 0 25 00 30 60 19 00 “ 600 TOW ccs ener ceee wees inecer sees seveeeee, B10,775 88 sons having subseription books stay fen collared Oy account of the above are respectfully requested to G them to the Treasurer on or before the 20th inst, arator) to closing the accounts. LEWIS CURTIS, Treasurer, 13 Broadway. EATTRMDER, 18, 1866, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1856. The Slave Trade in New York—The Case of me Brig Braman, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Before Hon. Judge Betws, Serr, 12.—The United States va, Placido De Castro.—The defendant in this case, a young gentlemen about twenty years of age, charged with fitting out the brigantive Braman, of which he was the owner, for the purpose of being employed in the slave trade, in June, 1855. The District Attorney and Mr. Joachimssen appeared for the government, and the Messrs, Benedict for Mr. De Castro, The following jurors were empanpelled:— Daniel J. Barney, 3. sear Purdy, 2. Peter O. Strang, . Wiliam Hubbell 4. Thomas Kennedy, §. Julius Jacob, 11. Mablon Kinney, 6, Jobo Banerphol, 12. Adolph acams, Mr. Joachimssen opened th ¢ case for the prosecution Jobn Faunce, examined by the District Attorney, de- parte tek he is captain of the revenue cutver Washing- dreized the brig Braman, about tue Narrow: of Fort Hamilton, op the 9th of June, 1855; I went oa board, accompanied by two deputy marshals aud some of my meu; the Braman was in tow of a steamer, and I chased ber and came up to ber; I fouad the captain and Dir, De Castre, Mr. De Cunha and Mr. De Costa on board, (identifies the aceused aud al! the other parties who were in Court.) | asked the captain who was bis owner, and be said Mr. De Castro, and that ne stopped at the Metropolitan Hotel, and afterwarde he ford he wept t Boston; I told the captain 1 though: it very strauge be had po manifest; the captain told me cown below that the vessel was bound for Canton, in Cbhwa; I think he told one of the officers that she was bound tor St Thomas; I don’t think De Castro raid any- thing 48 to the destination of the vessel; there was ly 10. Rich, Ht ee gomé uittie celay before the captain was pointed out to me; it was Mr. De Castro pointed bim out to me; the is a vessel of 1,800 wns; I looked into ber bold and saw some water carks and sbooxs (staves and hoops for making casks); from five wo seven ren would be a sofficiet crew; about 2,000 gallons of water would be sufficient for such # voyage, aud &bout balt a dozen barrels of meat, half a barrel of rice, and a barrel of flour; the Braman looked like a Balti more built vessel; the bulkheas would be‘more fitted for siaves than any otber vessel tt the slaves were carried on deck; I arrested the vessel, and took the men on board tae revenue cutter Washington. Cross-examined.—None of those I saw on the deck, except De Cunba and Mr. De Castro, could speak Eng. lish; Mr DeCustro told me he had no baggage, and tat he was only just going down the bay with a Iriend. Abraham Delano ceposed that be knew the Braman; had charge of her 2s master; the destination of the Bra- Tan was the coast of Africa, by way of Gardner’s bay, where she was to get in “ stuff,’ powder, muskets, tae flags of different nations, &c., and food for slaves. were to take in a car; es aves on the coast of Africa Qnd bring them wo the vessel was tnen to be de- stroyed: we loaded here with casks, which were filed with water; there were sixty mive casks, which varied im size from 90 to 250 gallons; we bad provisions on board— beer, pork, any plaaks; P got command through a mab bamed Fragar; I went to Mr. De Costa's hotel with him, and he offered me $5,000 for the voyage; be said that was the sum he was in the habit of paying. Mr. Benedict objected to the testimony as to De Costa's acts being gived against De Castro, the defendant. The Instriet Attorney contended that he had shown comp icity between the paties ‘The Court said that it was m ficient to show that they bad been mereiy on the vessel together; the prose- cution should show some concert between them. Witness continuec—I bad often seen Mr. De Cas- tro at Mr. Mochaio's office; ofteo saw him in company with Mr. De Costa; Mr. De Castro interpreted from Mr. De Costa my instructions for sailing; I said I could not go without the register; De Castro interprated from De Costa that 1 could take the sieamboat and go without the regieter: I said I could mot go without it, as it was the most important paper to bave on the soast; e the vessel down the bay and wait he told me to do so;Ico not know iro Was awhre of the pature of the voyage on way, bu;on Monday be said “that he wished he $100: he would give it to me to buy siaves;"? I thiak it seriously: De Costa, De Conha and De Castro came on beard together. ‘The District Attorney thought that he had now sutlicient- ly shown the complicity between the partice. After ar- goment the Court admitted the evideuce, in order that the Jury mught judge how jar they were co operatiag to getber Witness continued—We went on board tho Rraman be tween 1] and 12, from the foot of Wall st-ect, taa litle Steamer called Yourg America, and we were teized dowa the bay: I was in the cabin when De Costa calied me up to sbow me the steamer that was coming after us; I said that Was nutbing Capi. Faucce and be men were on board the steamer | bad the maps of Long Island in the cabin. and 1 was + bowing De Costa and De Castro where Garduer’s was, ['e Castro interpreted all the time between m+ an De Costa, De Oovba threw ant omsernaes when ‘the steamer was coming near us ced De Castro if I would throw rome papers which I had overboard; he raid yee, I did 0; one ot them was a letter of instrue- oe in English to me, and another in Portuguese wo De 2. Croes exam:ped.—I was born in New Bedford verration it Fragar’s houee; met him at bis office, after came back in the Jon Potter; I cleared Braman Q Did you swear she was bound to &t. Thomas. A. I tock that oath to obtain the papers; | mean: in the Weet Indies; | did not think she of the voyage; | was to have a dratt after sold or inpced. | told De Costa that | could not get the re gister: 1 could bave got it if 1 bad tried; clerk in the Custom House to keep,it over until Mouday, as it Was an uplawfy! voyage and that | did not want to #0, but] should not see the States again; I knew the ieamer was coming after the Braman when I told De Costa it was 1 was told on Saterday night that \t against the vessel at the Mar shat ‘D arrested on this charge and turned state's evidence; I offered, voluntarily, to turm State's evidence; I expected to get back the things that were taken trom me—worth about $500—and to cleared myself; I bare been on pay as a witness evar since at a dollar a-tay and board, ! am under bail of $2,- |. COO Loappear as a witness, To a Juror—The $6,000 was ofered me by DeCosta through Fragar, apother defendant, who bas not been ar- corge Nevira, an officer attached to the Marshai’s de- dartment, depored to the seizure of the Braman; there were thirteen on beard of her; they all appeared to him to be Portaguese; he faw the defendant va board; he apprarcd to be the principal man there; be told wituess that a p’ rson, named Henrieca, was the owner of the ‘vexse!, and pointed out a person as Henricca whem wit s afterwards ascertained to be DeCosta. Lorepao Dea her of the depoved to the retzure of the Braman, four or five ot ihe crew down in the bunk of Adjourned to Mondi the vessel, DECISION OF Tite SURROGATE, A. W. BRADFORD, IN THE MATTER OF THE B&TATE OF MAKGAMsT KO- wERTSON. —Mre. Robertvop died at the Marine Hospital, Staten Ieland, while op ber way from Scotland to Canada West. Her surviving relations are three brothers of the whole blood, and two brothers and two sisters of the haif diced. ip Canada. The question brought before the fur. in what manner the distribution of the estate The tert as to who should succeed to ber persons te would be decided according to the { the country in woich the intestate bad her domi atthe time of her deste. This is th niversa! rule Al the present day. though there was a stroggie agains! it in some countries before the law became tually rettled, Mra. Robertson was a native of Scotland, and ber domi- cil of origin was at Kirketile, Porthabtre. ' Sue died while in transitu to Canada West, and tuerefore had not gained a pew demicil. © A domici! can be acquired only by rexidence With the icter.von of remaining at the new piace of abode, Intention alone is not gufliciynt. A domicil can be estab Nehed only, antmo et facto, by @ union of the miad end intention. In the present instance there was the intestion wii moe hens = the mas fod omen} gg Fe €0 ber proposed home, but being on the journey. Though the death occurred in thie State, the law of distribution does not appiy, for there was no intention to establish a domicti here. It is a well settled principle that for the purpose of succession, every person must have a domicil somewhere, ard that the domicil of erig’ not lost un til a new one is acquired. Under these circumstances, the Surrogate decided that the distribution of the estate most be regulated by the laws of Scotland—the jntestate’s comici|—wbieb Lad rot been changed by the more inten- tion of removing to Canata, and ber decease on her journey. In Scotland succession is Confined to the rele tions om the father’s side, to the exciusion of the relatives om the mother's side. But of the kin- dred through the father some may be of the full other# and sisters germain, and some “— { blood, as brothers and sisters tie fettied in contradistinetion to the English iaw, that among collaterals, kindred of the full b'ood exetude those of the half bk fn the same live of succession. The next of kin take the estate per capita and never per Sir), there being.no right of representation among de- * endanteor collaterals, In reckoning the degrece of kindred, mother of the deceased is always excluded from the suteession, and brothers and sisters, or their descendants, en ip preference tothe father. It is not metriai, then, to inquire whether the deceased left a fether of mother, or children of a deceased brother or f. The brothers of the full blood would, in any event, sueeeed to the entire estate. Ax executors dative bave been appointed in Seotiand, amd their administra- tion bere is merely auxiliary, the Surrogate’s decree do- clares the brothers of the ‘ull blood entitled to the suo- Coasion, and direct payment to the Scottish executors dative, lor distribution at the plase of domicil. a Naval Intell Tt will be recoliected that during tant ‘month the Britieh bark Adieu was Clscovered in @ sinking cond) jon off Cape Ann, and by the timely asrigtance of Tovwt 8. Deca. tur Trenchard, in the steamer Vixen, who i an the northeastern section of the Const’ Survey, the the crew, and the bark with her valuable cargo, vere saved. {ie probable that before this the fet has been commounicated to the Rritish government. and tuat some action will be taken by it in reference to the commenta- ble services of Lent. and thoee of the officers and crew under bis command. The following card, from the ston Journal, epeake for itself — CARD. Rostos, Ang. 2), 1856, 10d, In behalf of the owners and underwriters re No hard and and oucosaetyt 148h inst hen the ar wast 8h Ann, baw! ing bean aahore om the Bal towing aair! bark rendered om pndition any! es P 8 CORRRLE, Master of hee TSRARL LOMBARD aoa Conslanees and Agents for New Brunswick Marine Ine. Co. TAMER STURGIS "sand British Underwriters. AGE by DEBWOLS, Secretary Agent for tloy China Mutual Tas, o., by SECOND EDITION, ‘THE VERY LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS AT THE _NEW YORK ALRALD ) OFFICE. New York, ‘Saturday, Sep Sept. 13, 1856. Baloyert Ove Orctock P.M. ‘Arrival or the Arabia at Auitax. The steamship Arabia, which left Liverpool on Taura day, September 4, arrived at Bulifax this morning. Her news is five days later than that brought by the Cam bria. The cotton market had undergone no material change in prices since the departure of the Cambria. There was a {ull average demand at full prices. The weather continued favorable. and the prices for breadstuils were a ebade easier than at the sailing of the Cambria, but without any decided change in the quota- tions. Provisions were witheut change, Consols had declined to 94% a 947, ‘The details of the news will be published at 244 o'clock. City Intelligence, ARNIVAL OF THE BaRK Reso.uTe.—The bark Resolute, of the British Exploring expedition, was towed to the city from New London, this morning, 7 the steamtug Achil. tes, and anchcred'in the Navy Yar Fixe in Gkanp Stkewt.— About 4 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the attic of the frame building 203 Grand street, coroer of Mott street. The firemen were promptly on the ground, ard soon extinguished the fire. The da- mage dope to the building will probably amount t> $100. iv is insured in the Cit; by James R. Hitebeoe! store as a grocery. He ight damage by water. He is ae for $1,200 in the North River Insurance Com) Traac Horwitz ogcupied part of the second floor. His eles is slightly damaged by water. Insured for $800 in the Pacific Insurance Company. Personal Intelligence. DEPARTURES. For Liverpool, in steamship Ericason—Miss Catharine Kes- serby, Mr and Miss Morrison, Wm Stone, Miss Schapter, Master Morrison, Miss Morrison and nurse, Miss MK Stone, J Schenck Suydam, Miss, Ann Suydam, NY; Mr and Mrs Hawkins and twoehildren, Wm Hawkins, Mr and Mra Mache- ret and child, Mr Gouzenlici, Mr George Gordon, Mrs EJ Atkin, Cincinnatt; Mr Beard and friend, ngland; Seott davis. Stock Exchange. Sarvepay, Sept. 13, 1886, 40 sus Hudson RRR. 20 50 Reading RR 5 do 0 2000 300 2000 HR RR Ud mtg 86 600 6000 R RK Gd meg 053; 200 6000 do 490 5100 do. £0 ao 16(CO Ti Cem RR bda 94°" 1000 15000 00.....899 84 5 Gul & 8000 do........ 9435 46 do 10.0 IIL F'd bus wp. 92” 100 Mich Teshe lllCen R's, 118 470 16 Bk Com scrip... 10134 10 10 Metrop Bank. 50 Michs 60 Certon Co... 40 Penn Coal Co 60 do. id NY Cen RR. 40 do d 300 do, 100 ds. a Enie RB. Cleared This Day. Steamship Augusta, Lyon, Savannah—s L Mitchill. _Stcamaniy Jae Adger, ‘Turner, Charleston—Spoflord, Tiles mn & ¢ ea p Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk—Ludiam & Plea- “itp Rhine, Jellerson, §t Stephen, NB—CC Dunean & Co. Park Juliane (aérem), Behring, Frankfort—Oelrichs & her frontes, Brovoort. Fort au t Weeks. Fehr Excelsior, Babbidge, ‘€ Dauean Rehr Clgiger, boa, Bay port—D L Sayres Sehr 8 Johnson, Newbern—Davis & Holmes. ahghe ¥ Dey Edmonds, Frederiekebues—Van Brant & ae Sehr JT Rarnard, Stiles, City Point—Merrill & Abbott. Soop Oregon, Rhodes, Providen-e—Manier. Arrived Chis Day. ship Florida, Woodhnil. Ravannah, oT hours, with mse and passengers, to Saml L Mitchell. Sep: Liat 12 Mf. tt Houcrée, eschanged aiguala with steamship Marioa, for Cbarieston. bark Cadet, Guide. Belize, Yond, Ang 29, with skins, eochi- peal Ae, to Josiah, Jon, Platte—Wenber, oint a-Petre—Met ley, from New London, to C Grinnell, ta Tea . Stnbbs, Gonaives, Ang 29, with log- 1, whh cecar an Brig African, Ac to Mayhew & Behr Debonnaire (itr, Ang 14, with sugar, Lockhart, Windsor, NS, w: th plas to dB Whitney & Or Febr Artin, Everton, Rilzaheth Clty, 4 days. Hoop Pointer, Fowler, Providence, Disasters. Foun Grex Anuernona, bets her starboard rigging. was at City Point, Brooklyn City Deatn or 4 PRosivent Crman ‘age on the City Hall were yesterday displayed at half mart, out of ro spect to the memory of Mr. John Rice, who died at Utica, op the 10th met. Mr. Rice was formerly Pree dent of the Brooklyn Common Council, having been for some years the representative of the Sixth ward. Pre. viously, he ran for Mayor on the democratic ticket, but was unsuccersful. He occupied other positions of honor, ip ati of Which he dia cro:'t w himee!! and gave antiefeo tion to bis conatituents. He wax a delegate from Brook lyn to the late democratic State Couvention at Syracase, bn which he was an active ad veotial member. Shortly after he went to y, where his family wm gocoting the summer, Here bis brain became ai Fearon leit him. He was taker to the Stal I, Asylum for treatment, where, after a few deys' detention, be died. Rowse « Bre --The brig Eveline, from Jacksonville, Fia., was feloviously entered abort noce on Thursday, and robbed of two bundred dollars in cash, a trank con- taining the vessel's pepers, a epyg)-s and some clothing. The veerel lies at the foot of Sedgwick street. A negro having been seen about the \esrel, a description ‘wen left at the Third district rtation house, and officers Holbrook and Case went in portult They found bim ow the corner of Broadway and |ecoard street, and took bit into custody. On their retort scross the ferry, the acereed managed to piteh a pocketbook overboard, which whe 60] 0 contain @ portion ofthe money. How- ever, $11, which was identi by the captain of the brig, Was found in his porreetion, ind be was locked up to await examination. Fle gave bit name as Morris. Tur Winrsixe oF Feitox Srkret.—An act of the Legie- lature to widen Fulion sireet, from the western termina- on of the City Hall Park to hed Nook lane, having pass- ed during the session of 1854, and the Common Council having failed to carry out tbe provisions of said act, @ @andamus has been irewe! by Jodge “trong, of the Sa preme Court, compelling the Corporation authorities to proceed mi improvement and dnish it Mation will add greatly to the beneft o of property Wend track ra the doore of some of the houses alotg thie line, making it inconvenient 10 residenta aud dargeous to pedestrians Brooxiys Coron at Con TioN.—The Democra- tic Convention of Second Congressional district a&- sembled yesterday afternoon a P. Mooney's, People’s Hall, in York street, corner of Pearl, and organized by appointing James Sharkey, of the Lighth war, President, and Wm. W. Lawrence, of the Third wara, Secretary. ‘The district comprises the fret twelve wards @f 4 4 of Brooklyn. A foll_delepation was prese: formal battot George Taylor received thirty st ‘eta, toa E. ©. Litchfield 16, making & total of 5% votes. On the firet ood only formal ballot, Taylor received 85 votes, and Litchfield 19, whereupon Mr. Taylor was Sectered duly neminated, and the committe adjourned, presentative from this district. ‘Tee “Ammnicans’’ —The advocates of Fillmore and Do- nelson aesembled in the Park, at \be City Hall, Inst even- ing, and, forming in procession, marched to New York, to participate in the demonstration at Union aquare. The Fourth, Sixth, Tenth and Eleventh ward Councils were fally Le tg and carried numerous banners and oeparencier, Ae the Isat of the procession was ing the Museum, in Fulton street, a man named Jobo threw a stone weighing six ae amongst them. rent firuck a man’s hat, hutdid no further imjury, He was arrested, and locked up to await eXAtwination Mivesent Letvers. List of letters advertised tn the Baltimore Sun, Tues day, Sept. 9, 1858, remaining in the Post villce at Balt) more uncalled for, no doubt mis-directed letiers. PHULADELI'HIA HOUSES. 8. W. Decoursey F. X_ Drexel & Co., eo advert'sed in the Baltimore Sun Brothers & Gray; no doubt intended for Gray & Bro ther. It ts adveriisea in the letter B. W. 8. Horstmann Joseph Howels & Co. L. P. Lavy & ©o,; no doubt intended for L J. Levy & Co, a8 no such firm exists either im Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore or New York Daniel McCarthy & Son, Dock street wharf. MeCutcheon & Cothns. 8. P. Watkins, Jr., & Co, No New York or Boston houses. Extensive Porgerics. if udenes of the Mobile Daily Register.) on She 18th cay of Augnst there arrived in the quiet little town of Sparta, Copecuh county, Alabama, a mar on horseback and driving two other horses before bim, all apparently very much jaded. The time of bis arrival ‘was near G o'clock P. M1. "He inquired tor a place to stop at, and was referred to Mr. Kennedy's hotel, where be put up and called foe writing materials, after receiving which he wrete a pumber of le:ters and took them to the Poet Office He then inyvired for letters addressed to “Johu Robinson,’ ‘*Jobn Jenking,’’ ‘James Jones,’ “Thos. V. Williams,” and others, "It #0 happened that tome time prior to tbis the Poatraaater at this place had re ceived a letier from Heald, Masate & Co., of New Orleans, stating theta forged draft had been presented to them for payment (by mai‘), with a request that the money Wifliams,’’ at Sparta, Ala- The draft purported to be drawn by one Mitchell at Van Buren, Arkansas, in favor of + Jono Ro- for $1,000, ‘The Postmaster was requested to take such steps in the premises as might assist in bringing the guilty a to Justice. In pursu ance of these instructions, Mr. B. O. Howard, Deputy Postmaster, took out a warrant and bad ibe person above mentioned arrested and taken before Justice Means, for preliminary ex- amination, which resulted in’ his being bound over to the next term of the Circuit Court, Failing to give bail, be was lodged in jail. The prosecution immedi- ately took steps to sift the matter to the bottom, The letters he had deposited in the Post Office were suflered to go off, but others were written to their addresses— mostly commission houses in Mobile and New Orleans— advising them of the suspicious circumstances under which they left this office. It may be proper to state that in the examination referred to, the accused filed an affi- davit to the effect that his name was not “Thomas V. Williams,”’ but Robert H. Brown. Matters remained in this situation till Tuesday, the 26th inst., when Jobn A. Bondurant, Postmaster at Clay Hill, Marepgo county, Alabama, arrived bere. in pursuit of a man who had forged an order on B. Vaughan, of Mobile, in favor of one T. A. Jordan, a well known ter in the vicinity of Clay Hill. The letter containing the order was ‘written in Mr. Bondurant’s office, and bis suspicions hav- ing been aroused, instead of placing it in the mail, he carried it on his peraon to Mobile and delivered it to its address. The money was requested to be sent to 7. A Jordan, Milton, Fierida. Mr. B. immediately repaired to that point, and thence to Peusacola, where he learne what had been done at this piace, where he repaired and recognized the party in jail to be the same he was in pur- svitof. The prorecution on his aflidavit, had the ac- cused re-arrested on the morning of the 27th inst., and taken before Justice Robins, tor examination. which byt Oops in his being committed in defauit of a bond of $1,600. Near the time that Mr. Bondurant arrived here there also arrived from Augusta, Georgia, one A. Y. LaRoche, who showed a commizsion signed by Daniel H. Stewart, of Savannah, Georgia, Upiwo States Marshal for tre District of Georgia, appointing bim a D»puty Marebal for Ue Southern District; also, one Joseph Ramsay, who rep. resented bimecli also. ea Deputy Marsha! and the Captain of the *Police’’ in Augusta, and ala» Mr. David B, Rameay. These patenen bad with them a ‘‘warrapt of arrest’’ for “Henry A. Ramsay, feited bond '1om the records of the proceedings before Guar ‘es S. Henry, United states Commi ., Savanna, , in a certain cave of the United States vie. Henry A a: eceny, et al. They claimed the person cogkned in Sparta’ jail tobe 4 the identical individual on ae or should be sent to * Thos V bama ‘warrani and bond, who, it seems, had led his seourity in the lurch by eag ore EA from Savaauah on the night of the 1¢th of May last r, the gouiloman re- ferred to above as D. B. ob Oe on his bond for $5,C00, given to stcure his appearance before the com- missioper, Ramsay had. with one Richard W. Jones, Been engaged in the manufacwure of fraudulent testimony in support of numerour fotitious jon claims in Colum- bia county, Ga., and aleo tp cor land warrants: ee st him to have been conclu. 2A full account of the transaction was pub- inbed in the Savanna and Augusta papers of May Og Svrorpa or a Lavy 1x Derrorr.—A lady board- at the house of Win. Sabine, on ® cousin pamed Seymour, » coton who Was stopping at the Biddle douse, Soon arrival sbe was taken sick, and a she was better, and asked her might ¢at rome ice cream. He his if 8 o'clock she was taken with Ba tent for, who immediateiy a: her what she been ¥ we asked, “Dou’t you know, hae Said he “* ‘chine f’’ She answered, ing ba much she had taken; ehe I bought for a shilling.” She said sho purchased it in Cleveland, and brought it with her. She was asked = she had taken it, and answered, ‘Many causer.’” requested {hat ber courin might ‘be sent for at the riddle House, but the messenger oer, taying that no uch was thi She died at about halt-past 4 o’elock, in the most excruciating agony. Justice (ane was cuiled, and an inquest was held, aad a verdict ren- dered in accordance with the facta. Among her effects was found &@ marriage certificate, showlag tuat her maiden Dame was Eiive Ann Inckinson, and that she wae mar- ried tm 186! to Williem W. Pingree. In her porternonnaie was found a paper empty, caretully labelled *stryen nine, poison, one ebiliing ’ Quite a number of letters paren ty Jost written, directed and sealed, all signed MBA. Pingree.”’ One was directed to the Cleveland Pietndealer. In it she says she was married ip 1855 to Mr. Pingree, that sbe lived with bim ull April, (probably last April.) when sbe leit bim and went to In Clapapoiis, Ind., and started dressmaking; she was doing until ber husband fownd out where =be when the left ard returned to Clevelepd to attond to ber tria’, One letter wea directed to ber brother, J. W. Diciinson, Villiams county, Ohio She tells bim that apd that she shall have ber ofecw One letter wae directed to Mr ty, Michigan, and another thout stating place. Jn this letter she iy ¢8 directions What her efiwots be rent to her mothor at Vittsford, Hiliedale county, are that Mr. Pingree have none of them; also wishe: fo be buried in Well ington, by the side of her babe, a nomber of letters were foand rom a Mr. Hovey, ber attorney m Cleveland, relative to # divorce, which he war trying to obteia from ber hus- band. A number ¢f letters were aleo found trom ber hurbend. In one of the letters sbe had written she says that trouble bad induced ber to take her own !ife.— Detroit Aarertue, Sept. 11. ve Jom sent 40 her mother. Metaxcnory AcomEnt-—A Youro Lapy Drown: rv —Intetligence reacted our alban ving, says the Jemrnai of the th inet. thata you 1 O'Sullivan—well known to all who ha eud the Cathedral, in the noir of Sc beneetady, yester peetary weveral da} 4 yertorday went out riving with rome of her friends. On nearing the wa.er, by some mishap the reine were drawn tight, and the borte backed the wagon into tbe stream. Her ccm Papion or compapicus escaped, but Miag O'S. became en tangled with the wagon. and wes drowned before any lance could be rendered her. She was the deugh f Mr. Michael O'Sullivan, ler, in South Peart We copy some of the principal details from the States. mon:—Sias O'Sall ‘wat Griving, and while in the vicinity of Freeman's bridge, the bore, which had not bern ovt of the stable for several days, took afiright, and becoming wnmanagendle, backed down ‘be em benkment into the canal The two ladies who were with Mise O'S. jumped from the carriage, but she re- mained Im, endeavoring to manage the The carriage of course went down, and the Iaty to the mercy of the water. Unfortunately, no present but the two indies aod a man—or rather the mage of ene—who refored to render the least assistance. ‘The ladies entreated him to save the drowning girl, offer ing bim at the same time a puree of money; vut still he sed and inhorwanly stood by and saw the unfortunate yourg lacy sink ton Watery grave, without manifesting ny cesire to save ber Seeing ber last stroggies, be remarked with perfect comporure, “There, now, she's gone, whatcan! co? My life is ae sweet as hers.” Hie namo We understand $9 be Joveph lambert. The sorcems 6 ee the sere & young man, James bo ran to the scene and pest waler. Sei ber, but all in vain, fea: tore of this affair ie, that dies o lesa had recently ex- pressed the 0 she would meet with a sudden death, and requested her fiends to woar evergreens at her burial was a very excellent young lady, be. loved by ail her acquaintanses for her nobie qualldies of deared to many warm frieods in the musical circles of thie city, of which ehe was a bright ornament. Coroner's Office. Tre Lark Ran koap Acrnes?.-Coroner Connery held an inquest upon the body of Wm. B. Mand, the boy, 14 ears of age, who wae ron over a few days ago, while at tempting to eet upon the front platform ofa Fourth ave- nue car, Verdict, accidental death. ACCIDENTALLY Drowser Coroner Hills tet't om inquest yestercay, upon the ne A of Geo, Sowden, w native of thie a eran BR years of age, who was sccidentally drowned on Wedverday by Sams of & boat in which he and others had been fie! Data From Brnxs.—Coroner Perry held an inquest on Friday, at Bellevue reo on th body of ee gem te native of nose death was caused by borne, “Wer clothes bare tanen bon ore while she was intoxicated. The occurrence he 20th ult. The jary rendered s verdict a verdict Tre Port Brrow Accipest ox tHe New York Crsteat Ratroap —The Acburn fy iD speaking of the recent railroad secident at Port Byron, when the eix drovers were killed, remarks:—‘'The scene \s eaid to haye been awfal, Strips of the skin and flesh of the viotitna covered the floor of the car when were taken Out. The skin of one man’s shoulder feli to the bone. The band of one of them, wrenched from the oe found upon the floor of * and the certified copy of a for: | MARITIME INTELLICEROE. ‘All packages und letters intendad for the Nuw Youx Tie RALD should he sealed. almanao 90m, Ew Tenet bar Port of New Yen pron Steammhip Erlesron, Lo cg verpool—E K Collins Shin Maichless, Tabbard, Salaun Baaaatt & Bacon. Ship J A Westervelt, Austin. ee acne on Rich ship Trene, Williams, St John, Ni s, Clearman & Fark Union (Old), Clausen, Rremen—Gudewill & Mohr. Bark Jno Parker. Roberts’ Brisiol—A Ladd One YT Damas: Penfield, Rio Grande—Corning, Bento & kT W Blodgett, Wait, Sisat-—F Theband & Son Hark J (Brem), Schweichel, Baltimore—Henntags, Muller & Fn Mh Brig Atila (Sp), “Loper, Cadiz—aguire & Galway. Brig 4 W Monenore. Green St Werre—Benner & Deske, Brig ong? Belle (Br), MeCoy, Halifai—Meaulitt, Whee- lock 4 Orlop. ote’ P Light (Br), Esdale, St John, NB—J 8 Whitney & Brig Rover (Br). Elkin St John NB—Kelly & Smithers. Brig Myshe, Pith. St Marss--Smallwood, Anderson & Co Brig B © Dyer, Bratman, Stamford~H_D_ Brookman & Co. Sehr Pollux, Leehusen, Rio Janciro—Wenberg & Weeks. Sehr Ocean Ranger Friend. Kingston~ Kk P Buck & Co. fehr G8 Adams, Chase, Attaknoas—G A Ferris & Co. Sehr Col Satterly. Stetson, Charleston—MeUready, Mott & Co. Sehr I, P Staith, Turner, Wiimington—Doliner & Potter. lence, Smaw, Washington—Davis & Moimes, ple, Baltinore-—Mailler, Lord & Quereau. ‘ver, Ohurell, Philadelphia—Mayhew, Talbot & 0, fehr Peilona, Coleman, Philadelphia—J W McKee. Rehr Globe, Paine Saiem—R W Roves & Co. Steamer Tacouy, Wilson, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Ship Eroptre State, Briggs Liverpool Aug 3, with mdse and 2b passengers, to & A Ringlanc & Sutton Aug 15, lat 49 Jon 25, passed n ship of about t) tous sod English bulid. as fir'as we could nd Bee no person on board: 46 60, lon 47 80, saw s large inard of ive; Sept 7, lat 40 69, pasted sh ut (of Boston), Lisle, from Hos Bong Kong: ‘ook a pilot from boat No.1; 8th, t Kelly, Barstow, hence for Liv the or deaths on ‘the pussag from the Banks and 8 days from Georges Ang 6, with mose and 77 pas sengers, to W Whi iat 43.50, lon 86 30. exchang- ed signals with ship Conqueror, from Mobile for Liverponis 22d. lat 44 21, lon 35 02. exchanged signals with a ship showing @ white burgee with black auchor in it, steering F; same time, passed Bremen brig Jobana, standing E. Experienced heavy Weather on the passa Ship Mary Russell (of Bath), Perkins, Bristol, E, 42 days, with railroad tron, to order Virgivin (of Machias), Wallnce Mayaguez, PR, Aug h sugar and molasses, to Thompson & fiunter. Ist inst. tat 201 Ton 68 17. spoke ‘orig Walzonding (of New York), from Demarara for Turks Islands, Bark John Benson, Burmeister, Havana, 12 days, with su. ar, Regars and tobaceo, to Sturges & Co. Lat inst, Kdward oesacy. seaman, died. ‘Rept 2, OFM, of Oaryafort Reet, aaw a large vessel botiom uj Tir Penobscot (of Bangor), Edgerly, Areceibo, PR, 1¢ days, with sugar, £0, to Bret, Bon # 6 Ticath. Brown, Cardenas, Aug 28, with molasses, to Mare a Nephewa, Avg. 2 lat 3825, lon 82 20,10 & gate trom E. lif sills, carried sway rail, de. Schr Ospray (Br), Wilson, Areceibo PR, 24, with mn: gar, to Bamilion Bros. Aug 25, lat 25 15, ion Of felt'In with the wreck of a topeadi schr. both masts gone, ‘snd the vessel snk: oniv ber spars and sailson the surface of the water; took from her a foreeail, topgallsntaad and 2 blocks. Fehr Wren (ir), Cow, Fort au Prince, Aug 28, with logwoot, ‘dchr Wide World Dickenson, Wilmington, NC, A days, eclir John Totten, Watera Peteraourg, 3 days hr Benjamin, Cassidy, Lubec, br Rescue, Burns, Portiand. F Calota, Boston. ‘ape Cod. .. Philadelpbia. Providence ‘Bacon, St mer Osceola, Cla’ Steamer Quincebaug, Ho!lum, Norwich. Are Hih—Schr Suwassett, Hudson, Alexandria, 4 days, SAILED. Steamship Tennessee, San Juan, Nic. ‘Wind during the day, 8. Herald Martie Correspondence, PHILADELPHIA, Se r ateainer Delaware, Capes. NYork: brig Evergreen, |, Carden: rs Jesse Wiuliemscn, winamore Wezmou CP Phultps, Smith, Bos ton: Orion, Bali, Vinal Havea Cid stenner Roston, Clarke, NYork: ship Highland Chief, Sturtevant, Baltimore: brige Susan Stall, Jackson, St Jago ya: Gov Brock, York, Boston schrs Laura Jane, Young: New Bedort: WP Phillips, Smih, and Orioa, Hall,’ Bostou, Jesse Williamson, Wiusmore, do. Miscelianevus and Dt ‘Tor CALE At THE IsLaND oF Cuna.—We are indebted to the courtesy of KUwood Walter, Esq., Secretary of the Board of Underwrilers, for the following extract from letters received by the Empire City i— aniline Havana. Sept. fend te t by the otic i tne a Bah ae Ti has eos: much more severe to ihe Eastward than we bal expect ‘We euiloned the toial las, of the brig Bandon, of New- port, KR. rhe molasses and ready for at danta Cruz re ‘sail ‘por, =a Zsore Havana Matanzas, on the north side. an the North rind, and a very dangerous p face. the. © Vinanzas and Havana, there was not much damage done but at Catdeaas most dri from ra ‘were riven on shore, but have beep go The t bark Main Law, was blown over and filled. The tain hus abandoned her, and she is to be sold at auction, as lies. At Sierra Morena there was but one vessel, the Wma Drew. She was ioaded with ‘aud bound to Portland. the ae blows from her anchors, both ebaing parting —the ‘ards apd sails baving blown away. She struck Feet bod bilged. "She 'e probably s total ioe, with cargo. ‘There were several coasting schoouers lying an anche, be. tides A wumber of launches: fait were swept away, and sioved the burricune was when oe ‘wind was so violent ‘thet nothing coult stand pumber were five American vessels, The bark Aquile Capt Baker, of Kennebunk, was loading woinssen, for Europe. Ehe Ind part of her cargo on when she commented to drag her anchors. captain ro every exertion 10 rave his vessel, but to no paper She was he low Keys, end now lies in two feet water at high «de. rye dhe wanes. board. ¢ i» a total th Kaneas, loeding for New vork, had most of her phe broke from her anchors, and her masts but she dragged ashore and bi'ged; vessel and “The brig John Hathaway, loading for Philadelphia, had part of her cargo on boar She bi T anchors ap Sheet “SiePatt wer wth her earge, a wal lees, The bark Warden, of Koston, was loaded with sugar and ready tornil. She lies ashore in seven feet of water. with one, ut has not bi'ged: her cargo will be saved, and Dably the vessel may be got off Jeowsters and launches, with sugar and perialved. > ‘Nubieon, from Boston, bound port indistress, She has a (ull tered th ft blew away the sails aad ail topmast, sprung the three r masts, and had Frulder head twisted off, AC, ge. She i@ one of the’ most ex ved 0. tracralnary wrecks that we have ever seen. bat rhe Mew 4 steaks Hist, and it ts astonishing how they her ie hold, i argo and ve thelr viten aoa. che is an oid ship, and ean ¢ closing our letter we have bad letters from “de which contism al] we have stated: ‘The brig was lowed with 24 bhda. sugar and (do, of mo lntaes, she is alo ® total lors. home of the cargo inay be saved. The four tiers from there is (bat all the vea- Wiil be shandewed exerptiog the Warden, ax they ara Fvanded in suck away an iocanee It tmpoaninie to get them airat of thet hed cargoeson beard, whigh are more or Jee domognd. were reveral nachers ar and m vines way of d A Drew, which how full of w $100, for New York ep. ‘The following ie mist of estimates of the values of the ves AT REeR lowe « damages 497 lone, built at New York, “Newport. Ri, built nt Praiikfort, 88, ING tome, A 2. Brig Random, Newport iT. isis, 83, ta anda Jane. aideboro’, is4, A 2 Providence, RT, vuitt at Bath uber, 468 0 Warden, & Total. #nir Merworoiitax—A tniegraphic derpatch was recetved by the steamer Fulton, which ates that the ship Ip this eity Metricolitan was reporied ronatadt, Abont one- se eer the carne would ve feral, (ibe above report pre bab! arese from the fact that the Metropol Caled the Lord Dacre. ns published in yesterday's Herald, un- der date of St Petersburg.) ich ad from Now Metord 1h pA By: in earzied away er tain ord, in coming Ah ig pew yard bag been and he is ready for sea. Rawk Prant. (of Bermndn), Leroy 6 days from Savan- poh for Parrelona, with a cargo of pi h pine lumber put into Ter muda geth nit,"In coneray chief mate (Mr Wm James) and some of the erew elon eek. Would proceed on ber veyage os socn as fresh Bands conid be procured for ANRLIN, Billornean, from Philadelphia for Bor. orted nsbore in tha Bight of Neweastie, was and retirped to Philadelphia yesterday (12th). CLARRMONT—The hull of Ay bark Claremont, eobtrdien Best pent Machin, Me, was sold for $63) ngor: after several attempte with steamers, Ac. (o get her afloat. the design was abandoned. been regokl for $167. The gross receipts at the were about Te Bank Pronencr—Most of the iron and con! has been dig- charced from Pe bark Florence, ashore on Foser’s Isiand, ‘ard the hull has been got into starbird sCreek, Reve Rova os at Boston from Baltimore, 1th inst, off ‘all from W lost both topmasta. Was towed Hnie Atiaxtie, at New Haven from Rarbadoes, on the 24h Aw 10 X, iow 9, experienced » hurrionne—wind f-om we continn'ng very 12 bonrs—barometer mn anile, bit Faceted we 2021. Suffered sor judged it was very gevere to the Southward; after- perenced ight westerly winds. Loretto, of and from Philadelphia for Montevideo, pat fore Barbadors 1th tit In distress, th one of raininast’ Kod other spars, Reported baving been ont 185 days. Senn Lorisrasa, Lawrence, from Antigua. bound to mete, ont 8 days, put inte St Georges, Bermnda, on the iit. The T experienced 8 heavy wal commenced on the 17th and Seeees ter tare’ aye dorin, whee he rout foropnil, maingatt, jib, &6. She was repaii ne A inst, and jroaid soon be ready to proceed on her voyage. Sonn AL Ceawron, st Salem from Philadelphia, Baker's lend AR wl contnat 11th inst, 4 AM. en iyi Ber as damaged 80 ie that he sank Ii bark Himmalays, evashe, of ai 19 in all, sugeceded in 1. The bar! Jprmnutes, The eve and passengers, The Webster Kelly, and fond Almi- anchorage febster: oy aie Albers, Capt Dorr, Lope g for NYork, had 90 getting on board the sehr, saving uothing bat what they stood Me Scun Patron, Gilgo, from Savannah for wr; m, NO, with a cargo of Sand ballast, afler procediig ag have Tryin was discovered to be w a leakivg condition, “and relurned ved Sth inst for repatrs Son Asnonr—Capt Crowell, of schr Mail at from Philsdeipbia, states that at 3 PM-on Tusday Oth fore and aft schooner of about 150 tons, appares agbore on Montauk Point, directly opposite She lise green bottom and bontion. sud apoes Nay weaned hroadside to tbe bea’ Benaing i the wbrthward., Her anchors and she had foresat) and jibs set, inorder to assist tm her ctf. the wind blowing ofl shore at the time, The crew in number, Were afterwares seen to leave the vessel in a boat, P| and go wo the lighthouse. ‘The above veetel remained ashore | At sunset me day, at which time her sai's were furled. and rhe oppeared to kave pilged. A pilot boat was standing for her. ‘Telegraph despateh received this morning by Elwood Wal- Secretary Board of Underwriters, date at Providence Po adh tO piaseons fine ‘The bark Thales. sekore, waa got off Inst eveain re port parueuura tomorrow, Brig Lawrence, and sehr Ste- tebk bs, bave put it farmer lost formast and was otherwise damaged the ning lost toretaast aud damaged in the gale Lavuxon—The ship Qeean Monared, will be lonnched from the vard of Mo Wan HH Web? foot of Monday morning. Nib. inst iol packeta, Mae cape Pager formorly of tae ship Washington, Park Zotof, at Salem, has been sold for $6000, and will stil eG Seo nt late of ¥ th, 10 tons. well rl Seo Washingtor jut Portemoath, f Ser puccbased in Manchester, Mesars Boole. AcACHRD-vAt Feat Roston 9th {8 by besutiinl pew packet of 18 owned Messrs Howland & iti ‘ay and ris inten! d for thee line of New York and Liverpooi pacsets, She is the fourth ship they or the same line Notice to Mariners, mm Buce of the 34 class, numbered 10, has bees, placed on Seventy Four Bar Narrows, oston Harbor, in 18} feet cf water at low tide, The following magnetic beari At Payal July 18 F Yunchinia, Tuck, Province! re ported (inee spo» en): 20th, Stafford, Prancia, ers sines leaving Payal in May Touched tdi uly 9, Phony Pope, Re 10 te ep oll; Laetitia, "Tito ‘do, Teh tad Lov wt Columbus, “Ward, New tie spell, Ra, ah Stewart, New Eedtard. oy “ab: etal Snow do, clean Sth Mary Gardner Nichols. Sag ee at Helen Angosta Worth, Holmes’s Hole, 15 bbls landed; 6th, Europa, Fhinney, New Beeford, 0 dodo: 9h Isaac Norie. New London, Cy a Gipsy, Smith, New Bedford, bbls landed 10th Re. ate a pre — tas clea form Ni puter Bippican, lan 7 . Fann ford. ‘aieas. Jobn & aa Eldridge peg ‘ution, Inne 40 bis sp: Lapwing, Comiskey, do, 3 co 13th, Ma. da Seors Wing. Dertmouth, no oil since last repo: bine. Allen, New Eoeene Clean: pore. hide Wipe lar ded 5 tbia xp: Sth. Ocean, Smith New Hoth. Union. Kili, do, ie Site en si pekiseaied Heard fom Aug 15, lat 36, lon 67, Acorn, of Provincetowa, 120 bbls oft. Foreign Ports. Rarnapors, Aug 22—Ln port brig Loretto, of and from Phi- Jude’ phia for ‘Montevideo, in distress (see Misce). Bexmupa, Aug 26—Arr bark Pearl (Br), Hutchings, Savaa | nob tor Barcelona (see Misce}): sebr Louisiana, Lawrence, Am- tigua for Baltimore (we Miscel) Ip port sept 2 schr May Queen (Br), Burrows, for Baltimore, Canpenas. «vg 26—In port barks Lamerting, of } aise: George Law, for Fortand. Wd h= Mobile, dis. NB’ Sept Stn port ship. Fila K Badger, ied rifrom Pariemoage Nil for Liverpool, rently. Port av Prisce, Aug 2—In port brig’ Vesta Ellen, Perry,| for — 8 oe La ‘Ye Ds, Aug 29—Tn port brig Sutton, ‘Thompsoa, for NYork nextday {Prat Sreamsme Forrox—Apprrion at | aerate Pitt, Aug 22~Sid Chattauocehe, Mason, Feroan- sone, Aug %1—Arr Virginia Ann, Wylie Cronstadt for) nt, Aug MAre MT Prank, Tas See Rug }hearr Powbattan, Simmons, Newport. B. 2¢—arr Geo Green, Fairbanks, Pioneer, ets Wel NSW. . A ae, xpress, AES Mher Zeno, “Luseom. Wilmington, NO (and ed ae “Be lian ‘nvon)s WA Dresser, Hatch, Bangor: (and si¢ 6th ult for Et Hire, July Weesid Jas Corson, Barry (from Akyab), i. ¥. Aug 18—Arr F W Bailey, Koopman, Havana; Hdson. Liverpoo' "igo ia? Delaware, Patten, Cadiz; Malabar, AU phorus, Vigo, Crocker, Aleante, (Pex Sreamemp Caynnta, av Hacrrax—Tecrcrarme.) ew York Aug 26, Emeu (s) at Havre. T. zi ¢, Douglass, Middlesex, Andrew Foster, an’ Ca nen. at Ll ‘tar trom Dalupore Aug 2% St Bernard. at Liverpool. AGtor NY ork Aug Sf, tlouston, from Deal, WC Povey, oud Betey Ames trom Bordesus, 27th, Wabama, from Home Ports. ALI /EXARDRIA, Sept 6-fild schr Fannie “— fa | car LEARY, Fept 10—Arrachr Belle, Job BR a ih en ge Pyle oy its ye ow ee Coe, Hoboken Elza River; slackmer, Boekingham, RT Graham den. NYork; Sterling, a atrfeld, Odell, do. Cli scht & P Burton, Deny, BOSTON, Bey Arr ship Pleiades, Child, Leghorn; Medal rae ih Ournens: se 2 Hortense, Port : Let yy a: tee rn Holmes’ = Holes oyaston Rohivson, Rall Jo Saxon, Con Nery ep: 2 Angeli Baltimore, Isaae eas ley. Sok i Mie iy : Te tani Aah Shaner and iM fever and shins Vitula, shi a) ial. ru Taylor, Chester, Tom Corwin; 7 KE HALTIMORE, Sept ]!—Are ship Annapolis, cerpool: emcee A Reveaner, Tyspel, troy, Oosas Provider Below at the month of o repens Ek from Callao ore rom Callao (be om " ork, ing, Derby Finer, New Haven. Si ships Georg (rem), Ho | men Morianre (Brem), Warkmeister, Amaterdam; sehr Eugenia, Crook, Windies. BANGOR, Sept ¥Arr sehr Arende, Carle, NYork, BRISTOL Rept Warr sebr Setence, Giaodi KYorky sleep ieria Lonioe, Cumsniogs, NYork. Cialg fiadep da, pCHARLESTOR, sept 9—Cid 1th. prov MES’ HC ‘ brigs Treat, voeders: Koloa, Rumball, alexan= in BK Eaton. Raton ortiand; Schra Semuel Rankin, Murphy. Haltiinure for Reston nd Norwood; Rachel & Miller, Mendorson: Jul 1H P Simmons, Derratt, and Brats, Blwell, Pritnaer, phe for Honton A awyer, Houstle, Honiout f yatio, Metis, Giray, New Tork for do; Jar wi err, Bhilaaeiph phia a foe i 7 ree 0 ‘Gandy, 40 4 : Abigal far, Morfolk for sport; Robert ¥ Stockton, Kid Mesne- Ben’ aston tyrone 2 iin. Eva. Taylor, We Tanie! Goo win. Wateon Duxbury for Ovtoman, Ouf- Hath for eo; Brazil Poole, New Bedford for. ‘rors Sid brig cover, Turks Isinhd for Boston ehiown for Newburyport: Aom mont: schra Alfred a ing heavy Arr beige Creeus tombe ll simes TS ington AmeronR, NYork for Bastport; Justinn, Hi Reekinnd tor NYor Ip port the abowe ar- 77M~ wind WOR, aguas. with fog. Medtord. ard HP Simmons; latter did 1 this morn. ae Sep! &-Tn port brigs Franconia, Uy rawierd. Sma. ver. Toi do. Bld pe te “Went to ven 4th, brign Willie, vor Western Inland de Casting, for do, MORILE, Sept 6—Arr sehr Gulf Stream. NEW ORLEAN, Sept Arr ships Jal Havre; Mirresota, Deshon, Boston. Below, coming Deneison, from He Todos Coffin, from. Br bark FL Wittgenstein, fro Abbot, from Metanene € ship Cieiliane Pui Doel: Hark Rose Standish, W ipieme, Guthenburg: Moloney, Wiléan, Matanzas; br schr Mary, Stevens, res Towed ye toa Ang % ship Tre ee L + Marcia. NEW HAVEN, Sept} ear brig Atl jermill, Barba- soess votes) Filen Perkin Stan- par! NYork: At, eat, N York. EDFORD, Sept 10—Arr echrs Lion. BA Ralti- more: ee Bite oe do, 1th. see > es ar x NEWBURYPORT. Fept 10—Arr schr Connecticut, Philadel RT, Sent 11—Arr echre EN aeons toieg: wey hone Monroe. oT, Reston, ide fee alten ny: aml 1 Hal, Pave ner oe eee Waris, Francs’ Reekland. for so. a for NY, Bristol for do: ities rom ¥ per" the abave : ier Maer atch erry, Murry, N Yor Mi he id, Kingston: are feet boheme oer te net aan ‘do. Sid john ard, Mullins, Peel rig. Zore, Themas, Prank nchepan, , Tortngas; Thales “4 ba Tine Hewiar. sopiegiien igen Mineo Sept arr bar! h Fish, Fig Or | soa vin York: tints Coleen, Fitna hia. ha brie | denne via f; ( i" rane ' nae, Hay ets ree dB come, Kellar, Phitade on, Bailey, pont se Fp steamship Pel rere ety Ba ay Tames & Samuel, , n, TC: Sem | Munsccond vas MB Carlisle, Winamore: Jones, Jones: snow Flake Weaver, Commander in Ohlef, ! Pilisdeipbia: Reaflower. Yerinings. and Transit ; Nght Becher and \imerteus, Wheeler grape dest Dave int Ninian Givbe i Wid rele Berek Lavine Homo or ink, Hu ay Baker: Hen) Hrown, I ‘and Tame man anys Margaret Ann Dayton, NY¥ork; sloop ears MOND, Seyi 10—Are echr Wm A Bilis, Nichols, New HAV ANN ATI. Sent ®--Arreche Storm Cloud, Highee, WYork- Cid bath Ranet. Fristoe. © igSALEM Sen? 10 Feving: brig Condor: Aven Ph hi Innd, Sierra Leone vix NYork: Rin Gra Berges, fown DC: Beiinse, Hitehings, Philadelphia; Marte Amal, NYork: 1th, sehr AT Dyawwt Blackaman, Phi phin (gee disasters). Sid Wh, Berry, Afrtem, sebr CA Heckscher, Stnbie it WILMINGTON. Sent 9—CM + Anchor, Comming. bam. fenth Mes 10th, brig O1tye, B and others, reaver, 4,0 do; bd hia.