The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1856, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1856. ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. aeerm i LE IN SWITZERL ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS. FROM SPAIN. CONSOLS, 94. &ao., &o., ko, ‘The United States maj] steamship Baltic, Captain Com- Stock, sailed from Liverpool at 12:80 P. M., Wednesday, the 17th, and arrived at the bar at2A. M. yesterday morning. ‘Tne Africa arrived at Liverpool at 7 o’clock on the morning of Sunday, the 11th. The news by this arrival ia extremely dull. A com- plete political calm appears to bave settled over Europe, and almost the only subjec' that offered matter for an edito- rial comment is the dreadful state of things in Naples ‘and the United States. The weather in Great Britain has Continued favorable for barvest operations, and with the exception of some late localities in the north of Scotland ‘and Ireland, the grain crops bave been secured. Noth. ing of interest from France. Gonzalez Bravo is spoken of as the new Spanish Micister to Washington. There are Tumors of more notes to and from Naples, but they are of very doubtful credit. In England a demoustration of welcome to John Frost, the Chartist, was made jo Loudon, on the 15th inst. A Procession moved along the streets to Primrose Hill, where the meeting was constituted. Ernest Jones occu pied the chair. The exercises commenced by the singing of a democratic ode, to th» air of ** God Save the Queen,” alter which various speakers addressed the assemblage. The proceedings were characterized by good order and moderation. About 10,000 persons were present. The London Morning Stur (abolition) warns the South ern States of the United States not to dream of annexa. tion to England. The Star seys the importation of a colony of lepers would vot + xcite more horror iu Christian England, than the admirsion of the South as British sub jects. Besides, the Southerners, every man of them, would be felons in the eye of the Is and liable to the punishment of transportation for owaing slaves. The London Times undertakes to reply to Josiah Quin- cy’s pamphlet on slavery. the Times argues that the position of the slavchoiter is forced om him, and is a po sition embarrarsing and perplexing. A meeting of the B-itish National Sunday League was held in St. Martin’s Hall, London, and a resotution adopt- ed that the music in the parks of the metropolis and ia the towns of the kingdom, on Sundays, has been produc- tive of great moral good Prince Adalbert, of Bavaria with his bride, is visiting the Emperor Napoleon at Biarritz, The Emperor will leave Biarritz on the 27th or 28:h inst for St. Cload, and will stay. two days at Bordeaux oo bis way northward There was a report that King Oiho, of Greece, was going to Paris next movth. L. de Cambacé és, graudson »f Cambacérds of the first empire; bas just married tue youag Princess Bathilie de Canino. This marriage required the asseat of the Em. peror, he being guardiau of the Boosparte family to the fifth degree. Signor Mavin, ex President of Venice, writes from Paris to the London Times that the French government bas not probibited bim trom receiving subscriptions to purchase canuon for the fortress of Alexandria in Pied mort The Paris correspondent of the London Times says:— AS yel DO preparstions are making for the Congress to be held at Paris this winter, and which ts t> consist of Ofthe second repres: natives who assisted at the Con- gress last spring; but there aopears to be no doubt that Such a meeting will be held, with a view to settle, with the least possible delay, questions arising out of tae trea- ty of Paris. One of the Galway, Ireland, papers, noticing the con tinuance of the exodus trom tnat province to America, speaks of a counter tide of reta-ning emigrants—persons who haye amased some woalta or who have fallen into a state of ill-health. Toe uombers, however, are saia to be merely fractional as compared with the out wardbound movement. The followizg is an extract of an official letter to Lon don from the British squairon off Greytown, Nicaragua, dated Avgust 14.— The (rion and Intrepid returned from the corn on Tuesday, where they had been for #uppties for squadron. ‘The versels lying here ia the harbor a Orion Imperieuse, Arrogant. Cossack, Intrepid, islands and Pioneer, The Impenease goos to sea on s cFuise this evening. The Pioneer ao sails, but to what place is un certain. The Dresden Journal, quoting from ® letter it has re ceived of the 4th of September, mentions tnat the num ber of the diplomatic corps in Moscow now exceeds one bundred and fifty persons, not counting the Papal Nuacio and the Ambassador of the Porte, who had not arrived there at that date. Five Ambassadors are there of the first rani; those of the three great Powers will each give ‘& grand ball, and each will be compelled to erect a ball room for that express purpose. The Duke de Sotomayor has arrived there from Madrid, accompanied by a few Spanards, although he occupies no official position, be is the object of very Mattering attention on the part ¢f the Russian Court, so that persons who take an interest in that specion of contemplation look forward to a spoedy re- newal of d!plomatie relations between St. Petersburg and Madrid. Prince Gortechako®, who bad been unwell for some days, was better on the 14th inst, The London Star of the 16th inst. says:—Very much interest will now attach to the discussions which open this week in Brussels on economic apd social questions, ‘and we hear from our correspondence that the Belgian Court is about to give the Congresses all possible patron age. Tho iatel’igence from Cabul, including news from He- Tat, \# conflicting, one account representing the Persians in the latter place as beiag triumphant, and another rep. resenting them as being cotvated A Gerpsteb from Constantinople of the 8th of September, consequence of the representations of M. de , and of the other ambassadors, the Porte has abandoned fis project of ap expedition against Montene- gro «This aflair will be settled by the conferences of Para. The affair in Kabylia, Algeria, which took place on the ‘2d inst., is Cetailed in a report to the Secretary of War, of Frasce. The crops of the French bad been gathered, ‘and were heaped up around the village of Dra-cl-Mizam, when 6,000 Kabyles came down to buro them. The French bad there bul a native detachment, one battalion of the 45th regiment, and « equadrom of Chasseurs @’ Afrique. The natives were put forward in advance, and the regulars remained iu concealment. The Kabyles Periority of discipline and arms ou the side of the French, the great disparity of numbers rendered the contest Severe, and result, for a time, doubtfal, until the Chasseurs d'Afrique charged finally, with great effect, and the enemy fled. (n the 6th the mountaincers came down again, but they bad ax reckoned on the consider. le reinforcements the French had received in the inver- ‘yal, and they were drivev back with loss, It \s said that an exped sion againat the Kabyles will at once take place. Any operations that the French may have contemplated ‘agrinet the Rf pirates are, for the present, postponed. Accounts from the Canary Isia?ds mention that the state of siege by Spain was proclaimed there on the %b, ‘on recetpt of orders to that effect from the home govern- ‘ment. Government bad recetved despatches from the Captain- ‘General of Cuba, dated the 12h August, announctng that the tstand continued to enjoy tranquillity, and that Its aa- Bitary condition bad |mproved. Count Berkendor'!, \t is expected, will arrive at Madrid shortly for the purpose of announcing to her Majesty the ‘ascension of the Cxar to the throne, as a first step towards the @stablishment of diplomatic relations between that ‘court and St. Petersburg. ‘Considerable excitement was produced at the Surrey Gardens, London, by a furious attempt which wae made by the democracy to witness the opera by Jullien and Madame Alboni, at the low price of two shillings. The people said that they had been deceived by the adver. tizements. We have additional news from China. At Canton was reported (as announced by telegraph per Canada) the suspension of the long established frm of Wetmore & Co. ‘Their failure wae quite unexpected. Liabilities aro stated &i $994,000 and assets at $318,000, The amount due to f ort om the spot is calculated at $50,000; and to ri about $ Ho mall brings io cones from Foochow i ad uuloruate allur wiish oveurred cena i there, and by which an American gentleman, Mr. How- ard Cunningham, lost bis lite. A street row arose be- tweem some of the Canton men belonging to an American firm and the people of the place, Mr. Cunmingbam at- tempted to disperse the parties, and was stabbed. Dr. Parker, United States Commissioner, was, at last ac- counts, at Mnochow, bat bad been unable to get an inter- viow with the Viceroy, The United States steomer San Jaciato broke down on ber way to Simoda, Japan, with Consul Townsend Harris on board, and bad put back to Whampoa for repairs. Money bad been in active demand, principally with a view to be provided against circumstances should the rate of discount be advanced this week. The actual pres sure Was not, however, so severe, practically, as in ap- prebension. Rates were uniformly at the maximum in Lombard street, while tho applications at the bark were numerous. On the stock exchange the inquiry had been active. Foreign securities had been all heavy, and moet of them further de- clined. Railway shares bad fiuctuated; but the trans- actions bad not been numerous. Consols, although slightly more aetive, were still languid, and there was a general disposition to wait for the turn of the money mar- ket before contracting engagements of any magnitude. hen closing prices of Tuesday, the 16th, were, for money, a Liverpool cotton market, under date of Tuesday evening, the 16th, was reported quiet, but tolerably steady; the market being freely supplied, but quotations unaltered. Middling Orleans, 634; middling Mobiles and uplands, 6){. Sales Saturday, 13th, 5,000 bales; Mon day, 15th, 7,000; Tuesaay, 1étb, 5,000—total sales of three days, 17,(00 bales—including 2500 on speculation, aud 3,000 for export. In Manchester a fair business was doing at about previous rates. ‘The corn market had been more active, at an advauce of 2d. a 3d. per bushel on fine wheat, and at the extreme rates of last week for flour and Inciancorn, The weather contirued favorable, and the bulk of the grain crop in England is now gathered, but in the north of Ireland and Scotland a considerable quantity yet remained out. Farmers having delivered iess freely, had thrown a larger demand upon foreign; hence s good business had been done at improving prices. At Tuesday’s market wheat was in rather lively demand, chicily for prime new. Quotations—Old red wheat, 68. a9. and 93. 44.; old white, 88. 9d. a 108; new red, 98.0 9s, 6d. and 9. Sd,; pew white, 10s. a 10s. 6d. per 70 lbs. Good flour closed with a fair demand and free sales ‘at about previous ratee:— Western canal, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 298. a 31s.; Ohio, 31s. a 33s.; sour, 2Js. a 27s. per barrel. Corn closed quietly, holders asking 6d. ad- vance, which buyers retuséd; mixed and yellow quoted at Sls, 6d. to 82s.; white, 338. per 430 Ibs. Provisions. generally unchanged. Lard quiet and rather easier; no transactions reported. Tallow dull, and decliaed 1s.; fine North American may be quoted at 52s. a 53s. per cwt. There had been large arrivals at London. Rosin 2d. cheaper; sales of common at 4s. 4d. Spirits of tur- pentine unchanged, with sellers at 33s. Linseed oil in good demand, at £10 a £41 per tom. A good request con. tinued for sugar, and a large business bad been done, a! full rates. ‘The Revolution in Switzerland REPUDIATION OF THE CLAIMS OF PRUSSIA. The Sutsse journal announces that the Federal Council of Switzerland had replied to the note presented to it by the Prussian representative, M. de Sydow, in reference to Neufchatel, in which note the Prussian government re- served its right of sovereignty over the ton. In re- ply, the Federal Councii declares that it cannot admit the rigbt cimimed by Prussia, for the reasvos already = pressed m the w negative reply of the Federal Directory the Ist and 6th of March, 1848; and tbe Gana expretes regret that events, in every way deplorable, should have given a motive for the revewal of th eck. According to the same journal, M. = Sydow had an ia terview with M. Stomptli, President of the Federal Coun- cil, from whom be demanded that the prisoners spould be treated wits kindness, and that the judicial inqairy and trial should not be too hastily conducted, as such a course might complicate still more the diplomatic relations of Prussia with the Confederation, and ot create fresh difficulties. M. Stompti replied that Swithzerlana was the last country to which such observations ought to be Aderessed, since its legisiation with respect to political offences aid crimes was tho least severe that existed. Justice, he added, should take its course, and the Confe Geration was tirmly determined to reject all diplomatic intervention, Markets. Lospos Moxey Manker, Sept, 16.—There is very little demand fur mouey On the Stock Exchange, but out of doors it remains unaltered. On Thursday next, the 18th imstapt, the last instalment on the new joan becomes due. It is 20 per ceut, or £1,000,000. ‘There ts reason to believe that it bas all been provided for, and consequently that there will be no material pressure causea by iton the day of the weekly board meeting of the bank direc. Oo Friday next there is to be @ meeting ‘Central Ameri: can bondholders, when steps will be preteing with reference to the debts of the States of Now: regua, “an Salvador and Honduras. Tae demand for silver for the East coptinues, without tbe least abatement, aud the price therefore, bas still an upward tendency. A letter irom Inoia estimates the arrivals withia the last Uree years at £40,000,000. Therecent arrivals of gold are being bought for shipment to France. It is to be ex- pected that the next bank retarns will show a further, though but small decrease in the buliion. e aires mace amonst the most careful dealers in in the coi. lection of an opinion that prices wheat mt will go down. rise yesterda: used sul There The yea great is a better feeling current today ia London with reference to our monetary prospects, and the funds and stocks bave, in consequence, improved in tone. Vonsols have gone up to 94 for the account, aad 93% for money. They were done Cog & the cay at 95°, for present de- livery. There has been a rally in Turkish Six per Cent Bonés to 101}, to (OLX; and the Four per Cents, 102 to 10233. Railway shares have railied also, and the market looks much firmer. The quotations have recovered 10s. to 208. per share Tue Fcxps —Four o’closk : Consols, money, 93% to 93% ; do. account, M4 to Dip; Excbequer Bills, She. to 16s, prem, The Very Latest. (Prom the London News City Article, Sept. 17 | The Stock Exchange to-day experienced an entire change of appearance. The fveling of vague panic which prevailed at the close of last week, and vestiges of which were still observable yesterday, has vanished. In every quarter purchases bave largely preponderated, and the immediate result bas been an important recovery from the late excessive fall. The rally in consols is fully half percent. In the railway share marke! the recovery was general, and varied from *%; to 1 percent. The prices quoted at the close of the stock Exchange were the best of the -— * the markets leaving of with de- cided firmness. money market exhibited no new feature, the general demand continues good, without change in rates. At Paris, Ysesned ic tbe eu mie of the three per cent rentes declined the money price |, Fh cent. Today the nse closed at almost exactly prices as youereay. Contrary ex the Sardiman, to expectations, the T568,000. 000 in gold, lg pot readliy taken by the continental buyers. Tore is © probability that a considerable portion y be sent into the bark. in the procent stringess state of the money market exporiers of gold experienced difficulty in the oa sums of money necessary for ibe conducting o| their operations. (From the London Times City Article, Sept. 17.) The funds have been more eteady to day, and have cloned ata recovery of 34 per cent. The rally seemed due solely to @ recognition that the present position of the monay market {s entirely attributable to temporary and exceptional circumstances, and that, although eron an increase of jnconvenience may postibly be felt during the next few weeks, there is nothing to weaken the character of our permanent prospects. The demand for money in the discount market to day was very hy ES the aoe Bank of were extremely nu- These may be attri! ‘gs the prepurs- \astaliment on appears for the moment to bave diminished, THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. The writer of the Times city article says it i asserted that if th ¢ provision of the charter, requiring Ita dissola tion epom one fourth of the capital being lost, Bad been treated as worthy of the smallest attention, the concern would scarcely have passed into a second year of exiat- ence. The first part of the affair will, it appears, prove to consist of a series of acts such as no persona could have adopted except from a studied determination to make the ‘bank & scapegoat of their own speculations and necoss! ties, Thus the advances to individual directors, as well aa to the general manager, and the securities taken against them, are aid to be of a nature and to have been carried on ‘or periods which can leave go doubt as to the of the transactions. A correspondent bas trans- a a t with respect to which there can. novbe much mistake are dated within a,week of the of the bank, and contain an urgent invitation to the perrons to whom were to join the ee Cong = f nage bie of aie means possession: the manager being meanwhile prepared te aftbrd the fullest information The London Times of 16th instant has the follow ing com. ae She commercial Where from, the Continent contain ne of interest, but Le J tion i# occupying much atten! ah BY various gov- ernmentas, ard a conviction is growing in France and elsewhere that a gold standard must soon exclusively be resorted to. The epecie by the West India steamer Atrato ie £166,000, of whic! “£02,000 is gold and £14,000 #ilver. ‘The Bank of London is to be admitted to the Bankers’ Cearie, House on the let of October, baliot at the General Serow Company terminated yes rday, when there appeared a majority of 649 to 2 in favor of the dissolution of the undertaking. Negotiations for the sale of tae feet are stated to be in active regress. ‘Toe following dividends have been adv: Per Gost and the Brasihan Five (per Coal basa or 1624 per zi ive per Loans of 1824 and 1829, and 1826 and 1629. Advices from Marseilles meotion that, in addition to the £826,4¢0 sent trom London, stlver to the amount of £160,000 was shipped from that port on board the last Pepibeular and Oriental steamer for China. In the general business of the of the past week there bas been little change. The number of ships reported inward was 164, being 24 less thao in ‘the previous week. Thirty seven cargoes of corn and flour bave been reported, nearly all from Russia. The number of versels clear vee was 161, including 17 im ballast, showing an i of seven. BROWN, SHIPLEY AND CO.’S CIRCULAR. LivxKroon, 6, 1856. We bave to report a yery quiet but W toloraby stoady cotton market sinee the date of the above ironlar, the eaies being 17.000 bales at the above q ‘The corn market bax been more active, at an advance of 4d. per bushel in fine wheat, and at the extreme rates of last week for flour and Indian corn. The Turf. ‘Three races came off yesterday on Long Island—s run- ning match on the Fashion Course, between Ellen Bate- man and Rosabel, a single dash of a mile, for $1,000, which Ellen won in 1:62; a trotting match at the Contre- ville Course between Honest Petr and Lady Riley, mile heats, best three in five, for $600; and a trotting match ‘at the Union Course for $1,000, mile heats, best three in five, to woegons, between Jake Oakley and Belle of Sara- toga. This ~ Sr attended, few bel race course was very poorly ing a except those Tmmodistoly’ in interested in the race. The betting was in favor of Roeabel; it being generally meppenes ‘that Ellen Bstewan, from her severe races the past week, would nok be able to make any- one like a sharp run. She, however, won very handily, The following is a summary :— Fasuion Coursk—Monpay, Sept. 29.—Match, $1,000, sing!e dash of a mile, Mr. Young named ch. m. Ellen Bateman.. 1 Mr. Gardener named ch m. Rosabel....... 2 ‘Tim 62. CENTREVILLE COURSE. Five closely contested heats were juired to decide the match at this course, between g. g Honest Peter and Lady Riley, the latter winning the two first heats, and Honeet Peter the three last and the money. Lady Riley was the favorite previous to the start at 100 to 40, and after winning a heat 100 to 30 went begging. This is the fret time she has been beaten in all her various engage- ments on the track. She was handicapped on this occa- sion, or the result might have been different. We give summary of the affair :-— vite Coursk—Monpay, Sept. 29.—Trotting match. $500, mile heats, best three in fivo. P. Voorhees named g. g. Honest Peter, in barnes. 22111 D. Piifer w1 ae 8 88 nsaiens 2:45, UNION COURSE. Jake Oakley beat the Belie of beats. The rain poured in torrents during the in three gion making the track quite muddy before the termination. The betting was in favor of Cay previous to the start. Nothing occurred worth noting during the race, Oakley tanteg the Jead at tbe start of each beat, and keeping it to the end. The following is a summary :— Umion Cocrsz—Mospay, Sept. 20 —Trottiag match, $1,000, mile heats, best three in five, to wagons, Wm. Whelan named b. g. Jake Oakiey.. D, Piifer named bik m. Belle of Saratoga. Time, 2:3234—~2:351,—2:38 1, ‘TROTTING FOR TO-Day.—The great trotting horses, Flora Temple and Lancet, go a race this afternoon over the Centreville Course, for $2,000—Fiora Temple in harness, and Lancet under the saddle. The trot Pig’ positively come off without regard to weather, and all that eo out may anticipate the fastest time ever witnessed. betting is even, horse horse, while any en of money bas Deen staked that the time made by Flora in her last race—2:24}¢—will be beaten. A race also takes place at the Union Course this after- noon, between Commocore and John Wand. This is also made play or pay. Personal Int Senator Mason, of Vir; R. of Alabama, and Governor of ‘Oregon, are ~ Wash ington. The Prince of Wales made his debul as 8 sportsman on Monday, the Ist inst. tm the Osborne covers, Isle of Wight, where there is plenty ofgamo, His royal bigh- ness ig likely to prove @ good shot. Mr. Thackeray is at present on the Continent fast re- covering bis health, whica was not since bis return from America lart spring It is stated that a new work in monthly pembers | may be expected from Mr. Thacke- ray on the 1st of December. Hon. Wm, Allen, commonly known ag Senator Allen, of Objo, is in Philadelphia, A Georzia editor, J. W. Jones, Esq., has been chal- lenged in Georgia for Emerge ag news item announciag that Dr. Ramsey, char; forging land warrants, hed coumattie’ suleiée” x * very properly refused to ac: cept @ challenge on such grounds. Americana registered at the banking office of the American European Express and Exchange Co., Paris, from September 3 to Sey eae: 11, 1856, Henry A. Stone, Som. R. Sanford, Mra. N. Sanford, J- € Mart, W. ¥ Grisnell J 3.” F. Johnson and wile, ¥. J. W: Robertson, € pateen, P, ys Bo ell, A. Salzman, ¢ Corning, John Knawer, J. te es, Wo kelly, W. Merrie, se ditros. HG. Sauier, Malton, 80. ‘allen, F. wiiek. Dr. J: i. Mintura, New. York 8: Meseiemey, Rev W.. Budd ogg. Megyiex. od G » Creevey, » R. Ford, Join W. Fo ‘harp, Wilson’ 7, Penn ay M, Bills Wright, . Clark, J. E. Shetield, Ohio. ARRIVALS. At the Everett Honse—Capt. ys v. rMtavazia; Robt, Waller, Hon; Aaron Clark: Bt K, E! Robbins, New York; W. P. Hunt, Boston; Hens Burde ‘n, Medina, Mr. soe Mra. Russell, w i Mrs. Lanier, Georgia: 8. Robb, New 0: fleans; J. o Hara Denny. sumer: D ‘ty ler, P Fetridge, New York: i. W Brown, Bullalo; New York: Mre organ, Londone From Liverpool, in the steamship Baltic—Mr and Mrs Ba. ward Davison, Misaes K and ¥ Davison. Mi Pitser Miler, Mina ier, Miss Butler, Mr and Mra J A lirunner, capt and Mrs a, Mins Olivarer, Mr dnd irs Same Bolen ir snd Mrs Chas © Trowaridge, Ju Je Henry X Waiker,’ Mrs Thorne, Miss aiden, Mr snd Mrs Herman Gelpeske, Mra Morgan, Madame’ Nourcit, @ Mackin, Mra Law. Mise nis ‘Allen, Mr and Mrs Joseph, § Zyna- Zimage, Magame | Sauvagent, Mr and Mra Sie ana’ ‘Lei ‘Mrs R Hoe, daughter and two sons; Mr © Gould, ‘Annghter and sons Mrs Dakise Me ad Mee Kvermore, child and aervant; J H Lawrence, Captain’ Sevmour, Dr W Bryarly, L u ark Geos e Jenkins, J ker, | iB Moura, rimmer, Horace Wo. Nich Seleolof, Wm Cresry BF Holmes, Geo & Suliug Heinsohn, Fi Ogden, Jr, PB » Engler, A Hi Merryman, F Jones, H Yamags, WD Bi B HElinaa, Ah Alex MeConoctie, ate, coon 5 PF 4,8 Te anle Ws Wall alli, JB Wi B pet td RE, Ta 7 4 Fi M iternanden HT ce EL KH . ber LF Te F Rutter, 2 Deming. R Goodman, vost, Mr and Mrs demon Mi'sad firs Per lagher and 2 children, Min, Howard, Miss Asher, Moaars J Grimes, J Neville. J Pras. Pie H Schafer, BS Aird, J € Berta, L Tense, Yorn fowny, D bimmock, Fa Burgeas. Thos Lee, M Thompson, D Labatul, . © A Compton.—Total 139. From Liverpool, in >. ttip Bee TmeradLiet Lewis Rohrer and ‘wife, Lieut, Paul Vou Swenson, Joseph Musgrave, Miss Anna Brombead. From Tiremen, in the ship Mon —Mrs E Serbo and three children, Mr J Saas, J Hiklenke. Hi feinz, A To From Hnenos Ayres, in bark Mary Frances— in Rhorall. Fre he bark Flash—Misa Caroline Wiobe, AL Desmees, of Germany; Cosmo Casi ‘and 3 of Bpalny Capt A Mr Miicanee, of ‘Nova soutin; Focieaboins, of Roglan James MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. | Movements of Ocean Steamers. Por. -New York New York ‘nilwtelphin ‘New York Boston New York Antwerp... Southampton |. Philadelphia. Kew York.....0et, Boston. ‘anad NOrloana STREAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA. Farms Orry on Naw (ias4pa From New. York 17h, ar riving at Havana 21 and New Orleans 3h. From New Or. Ioan oth, Havana mh due at Neve York th axgn Citr—From Now York Zu) of each month, arriving and Moblie Lith. From ‘Movie Sake Mavens arth. re dates fal] on Sunday, the steamers wil! anil y leave New Orleans a8 nears A. M. aa tide the leaves Charleston aud Havana at THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA. The fouowing may be of value fo those having correspond ence in the 9 — leaves Southampton on the 4th and 3Xb of cach month, and Arrives at Gibraltar abont the 9h and 28th of same month. Arrives at Maita about the 14th and 30th of same month. Arrives at Alexandria about the loth Of same and Mh of fo! ing mor Leaves Suez about tho Sth or 2ist of same and Sth or th of following month. river at Aden about the 25th or 26th of same and 10:h or 12th of following month. Leaves Aden about the 2th or 27th of same and day of a val for Bombay, and Lith to 30th for China, &e. Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about the $4 to Mh ‘and 19th to Ziat of the following month C, steamer arrives at Point t de Galle about the dth or Tih and 22d to 2d of following month. Bar Al pochogrs and laters intended for tha Naw You tie RALD showld be sented. ‘aumanac 702 rit youn—rmm bat. EaReD, Steamship New Yor Craig, Glasgow —J MeSymon #—Dodham & Dimon, \ Baltimore ken New Orieans- _Avola, Charleston, and brig ip Courant, Gray, G! W Lancaster. Kerk Mary Ooe, avery. Surges Clearman & Co. jerk Wi 3 Vera Cruz—Hargous Bros, Bork Chio (Lirem), Rengid. Akyab —Gelpcke & Co janham n—Robinson, rk Carolina. Elwood, Charleston—Di ‘& Dimon, turk Ellen Noyes, Rossiter, Bosto Wiggia & Brig Virginis, French, Mobile—Jas K Knap) Brig Alma (Bry Brown, Nassau. NP—Bacon. Sargent & Co. Brig Lucretia, Wallace, Philadelphia—C & E J P. Be Joaiah Je: Munson, Beaufort Thompson & tiunter, Hidalgo, Ingalls, Machias—M ryhew, Talbot & Co. Brig Florian, meets, —W alah, Carver & Chase, Brig Bristol, Allen, Fatladelpbia—W, Schr Martha Marta, ‘aiem—R W Ropes & Co. Pauline, Davey, Rapnakannock River Master, McMurray, Laytin & Hurlbut. br Behr WH Gililand, Erickson, Charleston—Dolner & Pottor. Behr Kifoi Cornaliis—D 8 DeWalt son, Monrovia— Yates & Porterfield, 1 Oaborn, Norfolk Surges, Glearman & Co, Le Wyatt, Charlestoo—McCready, Mott & Co Behr Hengal Pleroe’ Portsmouth W & Brows Schr H Martin, Perive, Lavacea—Wi Schr Pocomoke, M Sebr J M Taylor. Sinith, Wilmiz.gton—B Blossom Sehr Charm. Nickerson, Salem—! Ropes. — Baltimore, sleight, Baltimore—Mailer, Lord & Que- "Seamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphia—Sandford’s line. ae on Biseaachip Resneke, with mdse and passengers, Ladiam ad "Sep 2 off Sinepuxent, i ped rte ip queen of of the Kast, Heel 001 1, with coal, een. ley, Li egal, to Crocker & Warren, Bept tai aah oP wing Tay ‘8 lon 69 60, spoke US sloop-of war Vandalis, Portemou' 81 eta (Brem), de darde, Bremen Aug 2, with mdse aasengers, 1 Oelrichs & a ip tin Aug 17, with mdse and 18 passengers, to ere} roen tb yyy pts, aber Jon 63,apoke Bet Sn lenry Henrickson, a Seaman, a nativeof Holstein, fell from ‘nel bowsprit overboard, Pci Lb drowned. Has had light winds and calms the entire ane “Raleigh (Hamburg), Pa: ees 41 days, with oe and 166 passengers, to'W F Schmidt & Ci Rock Light, Drummond, Liven erpool ‘Aug sl, with mdse and t48 pamoosers. to 6 Uriauoll: Kad two danny on the pas: sage. Sept 21, lat 43, lon 47, exch: signals with shio Vic- Reed; Sept 1, on the banks of ‘Ne #foundland, George Clarkson, of New York & seaman, fell, from maintopgallant yard and was instantly killed. Sip Emerald Cook Liverpool Aug 18, with mdse and 65 passengers, to Howlana 4 Ridgway; ‘nad light winds and calms the whole pass as not reefed a fopsull since leas ing Row Fee eee + ates vt Pradhan 16, lon 27 2), spoke akdstove from Quebec for Live hip Hemisphere, coer lL Liverpool a pe with mdse aud a1 peaeenners, toJ'A p, Ariel, Cutler, Foo ‘chow foo 186 days, passed An; June 7, with teas, &e, to AL. & G Griswold. iy zo oft Cape oo ‘Sosa Hope ai. Joun ‘sevens, steering west. Hud ‘off Cape of Good Hope. ah Tiwood Waites, Helene, Liverpool Aug 21, ‘with mdse assengers. ard) "Ship Arabia (of Brunswick), Boutell, Liverpool $8 days, with mdse, to Nesmi ate Homona (ew), Merrithew, Boston, in ballast, to How- dn: Sundberg, Marseilles Ang 13, passed. Gibral- tar Suh, with mane and 6 inch & Meincke. ert fe Yotanna item Joram Bi Bremen 40 ma with mise “ark ork Bartha‘ FCharienbs) Jerk! fenkins, Li Ps with onan Sosa irae os by ay zat at ‘a ‘blue and ‘white pai aed 5, Wit feel oh main, to pealant mashed ged; Sept 4 51, lon 62, passed, brig Everion, of Liverpool. steert ‘east: Sept 22, lat 40-13, lon 6 at] AM, passed French "parcelone, hence for Charles W rorinen, Conant, Bordeaux Aug 29, with Treaty eo'e ee. Sept 26, of Block Island, saw bark . for Bos! Bark *Gerotine ‘Elteras ( Penge Ege, mi ier Sexy viremant Spain, Aug 16, passed Gib: to order, Stancl omanter Aug 53 off Cay Cape de Hal spo Nathan, Hanan, from Leg! mn ‘ork; jus lon 8 30, spoke bark E Sherwood, H. eae ow York chia eure ae nates Ork ‘Bark ‘Hertha (of Boston), Leland, Shields 45 days, with coals, Mercer. ere n Tralt ae Pg nay & = ne a id , with wine, cy e Ww fave Maine (ot Wells) Farnham, Havana 17 days, with su- aster. Shark WA Chase, Chase, Cadiz 32days, with wine and salt, to Bark Flash, Wilson, Vera Cruz Sept 2, with specie, coch!- og Ys to Hargous Bros. Elbe (Ham), Winzen, Hamburg 40 days, with mdse and a ers, to EB Beck & Kunhard! ua | roy shin Norton, Buenos Ayres Ang 4, with 8, &e., 10 De) ew berk, — lone, towed from, New Bedford by steamer 8 II Stevens, to Underwood & DuBois. Brig Jenny (Swed), Westerborg, Geile 67 days, with ironand ‘6 passencers, to Funcke & Meizcke. oe ‘ursaia (Hano), Kulken, Bremen 36 days, with 257 ; # ire teal Gin MeBonaa, ‘Malta July 8, with mdse and en Bee awk Bear avon i Flee Bi River, Jam, 21 days, with wog = imenio, to rae a Wy eo at rene Island, via Homes ‘Thole, di with Brig Waverley (ir), Raynes, Protos, Suave, with coal, to JL Beg ie ‘Naomi, Hall, Sydney 14 days, with coal, to J P Nevins aot Charles (Br), Eaton, St John, NF, 7 days, with oil, hides, ©, D B De Wot mci Oe, Thompson, Nantz Sept 1, with mdse to George Vin rita 45 5). lon 15, spoke bark Leo} (jwed), ce verpool for Lt @ ual for ‘Sept Ey 44.30, lon x 40, spoke ship low Tow: HNO, ‘57 days ‘out; Sept 2 at 5S epoke oo ‘Richardson, from Hike, 45 bowen or as ri Sa gh ot (ot Boston), Small, Pictou i 10 days, with coais, 0 tet «& Brig Andrew Peterss Macfarland, Pictou 12 days, 1oC & EJ nate Acadian, Lockbart, Windsor 16 days, with plaster, to more Celt. Dobbin, Machias, with spheres to G Simpson. Brig Reiief, Sawyer. Millpridge, with lamber, to master. Schr Wm is Scranton (three masted), Cathcart, Genoa 40 days, with mdse, to Scranton & Tal!man. sehr Emily Keith, Penny, Babia 82 days. with mdse, lo Na- jer, Johnston & Co. Sept'12, lat 22 42, lon 5804, spoke bark irkland, 27 days from Rio Janeiro for New Y« AY pueare, Tyler, Savannah 10 days, with cotton, ‘0 G R ote Smith, Chase, Stonington. Bohr Ht 8 Harnes, Kelley, Boston. Sehr $ McDonald, Hall Harwich. Behr arab Mille, ley Ne' ~4 Fountain, Day Pall River. Wells, Wella, Gloucester. Gloucester. r Lebanon. Sehr Bilen Barnes, Whitman, Fail River. Sone Momezuma, Ryder, Harwie! hr Barnstable, faiem Sehr R Gartine?. Clark. Fall River. Schr Hannibal, Richard, Dighton. chr Howard, ton. Schr BR Jones, Davis, New Bedford. Schr Jenny Lind. Coombe, New Haven. Schr New Zealand, —, Lubec. Behr 8 © Calhoun, ‘Kellay, Aarnstablo Schr Elmira Rogers. Spauiding, Barnstable. Ser Henry Clay, Nye, Rarnstable, Sehr Detroit, Nickerson, Sehr B Brainerd, Sheldon, Portiant Conn, fehr Kancy Mili, Card, Dover, Nil Sehr Lexington, Cobb, if Homer,’ Parker, in. fete ary ca (gc meme wr Abby. Frieote, Weta Machin. chine. Behe 1 rone, Whiting, Sehr J ‘Davis, Nickerson, Barnstable. at Cape Charlies. shop Thos Hull. Hull, Providence. Slob Oregon, Rhodes, Providence. Steamtug Enoch Tra, ee Henn Propeliet Bhatk, Roviason, Philadeiphia Wind during the day, ‘SE and frexh. Tel lc Marine I BOSTON. Sept Przives Brig Trene, Mecosta, Orino+o, Tsola, and ieleira, ard + Palmetiomall (rom Phtta: deiphia. | Also arri ivedeenip * “ciee Liverpool; bars jercus, Herald Marine mflones, PHILADELPHIA, Sept 29—Arr steamer City of New York, Mattkiews Boston; bark Peri, Thestrap, NYork: ship Baltic, Morse, from Liverpool: aches Kendrick Fish, Shaw, Cala Me; Chris Locser, Wow, Sale Te Shailer, Pr Boop River; BW Pratt, Smith, artord: CM geathahip ber, Hand, NYork; bark’ Stevens, Ho wes, NOricans. sobrs © Loeser, Know, Weymouth; B W Pratt, Saiith, Norwich. Roo ont Fopt, 23, 1 A Canp.—8nr x Ligut, at +5 the undersaned, on board the shit Hecek gh, rons Liverpool, aboutte leave the vessel which has safely brought us, We trvist, to. our future hesriat homes, cannot part without making this ‘of ovr grateful fe to our worthy eapiain” &.. Drummond, ant Ii exe t tome cient first officer, Mr. ‘tenant "Day, a traly “noble tar,” years may he live a thousand hia teniory never grow leas in our recollection, and to the other oflicersof the ene. ally, for their huthane and kind treatment tos all ducing our voyage trom ayn and for. the cleaniliiess of our noble a. ss f-tate) oy Pr the Sretlt Hespecitully, isan H Ti Jones. Joh S Temsion, Sos expeeifully, Powel Job Thoma Ht a iy ts ings, Pavlt og eo. . on, Ar, elley, Lavie Thomas y eksaas esr Buc ‘on behalf of the pas sevgers. jhe steamboat Commolore of the Eloningtn ing. wae hi ring taken on the sectional dock, owing toa leak being discovered round her water pipe. HOON, At oe in distress, will probably be e% denned The in her lower holt were commin out very ry mueh and the heat was #o excessive that It was most tm 6 to get men to endure the iabor of out and roe ion The ship Robert I, La tons. ia also on the balance ack toe te he will be re caulked, and receive her rst suit of copper. poses ee Broriens, Sheriff, at Buenos Ares, oe daring 4 i, the —_ ot August 2 = in cot ston wi er mizen mast’ Sod nome staunchione ree eet ide, boat and ral aed unshipped rudder, The foreign veasel lost cutwater, had ber stern broken up, bow- spritand jibboom gone, and ‘boats Bank, Pent, hence for Philadelphia, was aground 3th, on Ready Island bar. B Chase, of the Sur Liont Rock—Mr Ber lot boat Gao _Fequests ws to sate that the ship Rock Li ht ret Site Roan that boat on the B0uh etn int 40°28, ion Ore” fonn Burx Daun, at feo Provinesiers, haa twain ‘and foremast head carried away 25th, off Capo Fiizabet! Four Taaxsir, from Savannah for NYork, when near Mat tin’s Ledustry, nd to be leaking badly, os Dut back {ine ttonsh Sik, where she will Glechatge and FExtsacts from letters received by Ellwood "Taner, Eu, “oe had the pleasure, on the 18th we vel edtreuang ji Jens or sins that Use Five Bir tenae eaten haa got ashore In Straits of Banca on the Luambare side. near {Tackare Isla while beating ine sid Bhe has tweive feet mud on one mde, ‘ ee Nonrour, Rept 27. The schooner Meces, of Providence, 1s ashore on the igance, ‘fa litle to the north of the we; eA) to be inaw with fou. The captain, before week im hi, had contract ed with the Marks to get her off for $1 000. sliowing extracts are from letters reealeed by Riw: Walaa leg terctary boord of Voaergenere 7 rt Srvcaror®, Aog 1—The ship Izsek Walton hea go! ashore in the Stratis Of Banca, on the Srambarl side, near Licibard Trlars wiite ne down, Bhe has 12 feet of water on one wher, “Nore: hep The sehr Mecen, of Pro on ‘he Isaaes, & little 10 (he aorta of the Cape, touoe, is ashore Whatemen, Sve from New Bedford oa bark Kingfisher, for Pacific ‘Cid at Ban Francisco 26th wi r wheling voyage. via Honolulu; souk’ TN be Remick. ama tMunganui Mareh 14, Frances Henrietta, rew, NB, for Ochotak clean; Draper lo, 350 wh, it Roratoogi June Es Cort ten se 4g) ap swe ving Sand- wich Islands; Appbia Mari we’ Nant, Edw Cary, Winslow, do 100 sp di ane, om wos &e. Ship Stephen Glover. Kilham, from Hiosion June 23 for C outa Aug 8 lat S Jon 32 08K peed Saip reen Wiihel from Boston for San Francisco, July 3, lat 53.40 8. lon 77 43 W. hig By St Pierre, from Taverpoo! for Charleston, 21 days 22, lat 40.43, 1ou 80 40. Fiera MeDoral, ee, or FY pla from NOrleans for Leghorn, lat 87 05, 1 plc, ftom Philadeiphia for Melbourne’ (perhaj . sat. va ird, from Philadelphia for Demarara), Sept 17, lon 64, ‘Ab Aw ship, with emigrants, bound to the westward, show- ing over the ensign a white flag, with red star in centre, was peaned Reps 9, Mat 43 16 N. out, on Ap ‘ship, bound eastward showing name ona flag“ W fhense. ok eee Reptt, te » lon 2413 W. An Am bark (red flag, with a star in the inner lower corner, Pty 1 Was seen janding soulhw ard, Aug 5, lat 7 20 .N, Bark Kedar, Fessenden, from Bombay for Marseilles, Aug 25, lat 36 46 N, lon 21 SL rig Jas Wakefield, Troit, from Savannah for France, Aug 27, Int 40 82, lon 81 55. ‘An Ain side wheel steamer, steering SE_ apparently new, painted black witb ote and red streaks showing a red bur- fe with white e massed, bat could noe distinguish nate, Aug 14, lat 2) 60 Non Ot W. Sept 24, ship Nantucket, bearing north 30 miles; ship Emily Bt PI Stet of and for Charleston trom Liverpool; 26th, lon Jat 4013, ship Wabush, for Philadelphia—by pilot boat George Weng Ports. Axgoermas. about Aug 2—In port sch Sullivan, Haesloop, from N ne, 25-—Te port bark Roebuck, Chase, for Rio ee Id sch J Darling. Terry, NYork BUENOS AvmEs, Aug 4—In port ships, Dam mie Elliot, Robia- ‘son, from Portland for Calcutta, A} ng ae Sohn Knox, Gion, hence for Calcutta. arrived Jul hag arks Prescott, Hallett, ing; California, Higgins, for ise: New Light, Brown Upton, from “Montevideo tor Salem Aug ding: O J Hayes, Shiver: hence d gs do” Indus, Thomson, from and Bio Janeiro. do; Three Brothers, Sheri brigs Civilian. Smith.’ from Boston, ( Steen gmied J ly 19 fe sailed July 19 for bark’ Lion, for N Yor! ri Oth eats: ‘for Philateiphia bt. The bark Lin lontevideo, to load bone lore, sailed for Calcutta July ella C Jones, Woodburn, { and others as before, sid gy Rodmond, ue iaftgiand or Genoa; 14th ships Gowper, Stevens, U States: l6th, “an ce oye Cunn iy ‘on ford, Havre: 2st fuiney a Humboldt, New do. Crenrurcos, Sept S—Arr bark M B Stetson. Castner, Roston; ¥. brig Amanda Jane, Gove, Cardenas; 14th, schr Mobile, jowes, CARDENAS, Sept 18—Arr brigs Elmira, Elmira, Lovell. Balti- more: 21st, Maria, Gitford, Havana; 22d, Zoroaster, Drinkwater, wanna, Atdo do Stat, bark Jubilee, hese for Boston ldg; Ottawa, Rei- mer, wtg; and the above arrival Cowal Gent 4—In, por bri ela Ann Elizabeth, from NYork arr 4th; seh org! for NYork t 1S—Arr are "Gor Mphhard, Smith, Boston; a ae, jeans, Sierra M¢ sid 20th for Port. her return) ashipe imatead, fork; = ailadetyhie MeGowan, NOrieans, (sid kame rk: Grenada Grin, Aspinwall for NOrleans. Hdwar: fit Ten ia 8 See sedi ae Fatma, F K; aa bark, fel Hey Rt; 1a act ark ia, Spar, Saga a Sane Sagua; schr W D Miller, rai NO bens: Here brie ee Washing to'load morasees for: ortand or Boston at Super i gallons; B M Charlton, Lighthurne, NYork: ‘Adela, Byers, = ie In port, 24th, sup Rublesn, Beckett, that week, ma sia fe riyall wer for London 2 days: ov Hubbard, Smi leans, would be discharged'in gualy dams ed; barks White Bea, re finina F Chase, B dieg: ys ed oy wil Simpson, ainca, from Wil: one are the mst ie bark Lunette, Jordan, Charleston; brigs Montrose, Davis, eye Soom 10, Jos Philadelphia or all. New Orleans; 9th, b BIL i be ty Yackes,Tniey, Peruse rig Yankee, A Bt ar ks Overman. Sterling, for New ferde lig; 15th, f Maloy, 's, Ga, Jan digg; bi vis, for Philadelphi fe Pk B sg vr for Boston do: ‘Aurora, Kendall, sa Mina, Staples, do. Kate Anderson, Bailey, Bos- food, brig Three S waning Robinson N Fagus, Se} ris me ‘Diligence’ Young, Havana: brigs neva, Sept S—Arr oe. Youn 1 Andrew’ Kean, do and all 1 ve tng, Has 16, Hea: riett Sr Jaco. Sept M—Arr bri; tat Ai 4 pRcwig na Sas Jan Den Sen, Aug boa e Raynes, a PD. ye ie ‘bark Mary, ations beers Ith, i Tiayes, tar tank Sid ith, bark Aloab, Nev! (Per Sreamsnte Baxtic.) Axrwnur, Sept 12—-sid Josephine, Buaneg, NYorl Sir John Franklin, Jonson, do. Bristow. font 13—Arr at the Pill, Ma: rey Bray, Rich- mond; lith, FH Fanning, Pierce, NYork; 16th, Josiah Quincy, Sprague, Havana, Mpoupeacx, fepi 1l—Arr James Briant, Howe, Wybares. Sid 1b, Margaret, aret | Wood, Phi‘adelphia; 13th, Resmur, HAVEN, t 10—Arr Johan, Kohn, NYork; Teresa, Sl iets erhard, Knebel, NOrieans; 12h, Judi Saum" Wenke, do. Bekoex, Sept I—Arr Gertrude, Boren. NYork. Bance,oxa, Aug 22-Arr Erm! Torres, Charleston; Sept 11, Laurd, Wright, NYork, ALCUTTA, July 3—Arr Orisea, sy ras; Wizard King, Cone’ Liverpool: Aug 4th, Beverley, Chace, Melbourne; e Hastings, Hall, Madras; 7th, Lawrence Brown, Pierce, Liverpool; Coromandel, Bautry, 'San Francisco; Wind, Allen, do. Cid July Zid, Vandalia, Patten. ‘vsndon; 3h, Wile Ranger. Sears, Boston: 26th, Sebastian Cabot, Gales, Mauritius: 2h, Windward, Smib, Boston; — Wattendach, Kersting; NYork; Aug 3, Sieylark: Dorr, Bosto, Canpirr. Sept 1l—Arr Joseph Park, Park, Havre. Sid Uh, 4 R de Wolt, Holmes, Cadiz; 1h, Ocean Belle, Kelieran, irieans. CROOKHAVEN, y 10—Of, Daniel Webster, Campbell, from st cat NB, for Curtis, NYork (and sid Sept . Sept 4, Hesél, Miller, do. Sid 16th, Hortensia, — ist, Tip, Fi NYork; sane Pree. a: Zh, Caroline | x Kelly, Pote, Bork; Vascongada, na: Sep 8, ; Holcombe, "Lowden. 'NYork; Si, Pre tthe Sen, Bickmeirter. sib, Des Se; ‘ikea id Vermont Mar ai (and ad Ae et Are He a for London) 15h; "Balsto, Harding, Boston: to dor ube, Soster, Calcutia do do}; “Margaret, Mcrryman, iiavans {and sid Yor, St Petersburg); 16th, Alice Tuorndike, Sleeper, Tat, St Plekerson, from NOrleans for Ant x Dosis, Sept ¢ 1sArr John ‘Richards, Churchill, St Job, | Sept 15—Of, South Carolina, ap aE N York for Antwe: ASINORE, Sept 10—Arr Mary Watkins, Willia Dantzie for Boston ith, White Cloud, Hoyt, st Peiersb ar Patwourn, Sept 16—Arr Tacotinta, Anderson, Sid 13th, Ann Johnson. Lothrop, GRAVESEND. Rept IS—Are Blue “Jacket, Brown, NYork; Hermive, Raschen, Richmond; 16th, Edisto, Harding, Boston = Macdonatd, Macdonald, NYork; Danube, Coster, Cal- outta. ig anor, Be Sept 13—Arr Big Pry Ete. Huffinger, NYork. 8 Marth: Vineya fept Arr Geo Harris, Frengh, Vigo; Rochamn- H aie ‘1b nar nee, Rony NY ly Ani rr France, Biiftens, tn’"Aiine (0, Bocand di 3 Barney, Harney, N Orleans. jean. Morin, N York; Werks, NOrieans; 12th, Rattler, tor: - ee Tawnena, Sept 12—Arr Howaen, Mémann NYork. Hoxe Koxc. July 22—Arr Haidee, Manton, NYork: 13th, beth F Willetts, Sisson, Cardif, Golden n Cily, Avery, Ban isco: 23d. Path Bi Smith, He itrh, Bai Rose, Crowell Melbcaraes Anuandale, Grockeg, ingapore. Livenroor, Sept 13—Arr Porchester, Henry, Mobile; Isaac Wrigit, Abeel, and Louisiana, yt ving ee Auburn, E! lingwood, St John, NB: lth, Afric iN York: atmes Carson, Berry, “Akyab; Golden Nren’s, Qdesen, Harsters, NWork: Toth, Join racer, tter: harietons Kensior, Godin, NYork! Lady. Bisssiigton ‘oung, do; Geo Huribut Post. do ; Warbler, Oldham, an Was tt, Haus, NOrieans, O Old England, Delaio, do; Carolus ithe ini, ‘song Biane, Oxnard, Savannah: G F Toten Mitch- Baltimore: Belle, ewe, Boston; GW fforion, Ulmer, Bueksport: Bt Patrick, K inne: mOckcans, 3 P tHar- wood, ‘Andros, go: Chan 8 Perinell, Melcher, do: Montmoren, ¢, Brown, do; Northern Chief, Warren,tlo; Empire, Zerega, York; 1th, West Point, Harding, do; Plutarch, barks uo, Saranac, Rowland, Phila. K Pare, Hlirklge, Boston (not BOrieansy, 1h, ‘NOrleans; Courier, Robinson, Johan, jee Coance. Singer, haat tga 8 ‘St Patrick, Ken- Falcon, ‘Patten, Savannah; Ocean Queen, Hale, mbps Bi Pool, Phitadeiphia: 180), 8 Ber eae Gaivenina: Din Br hare Miller, ai on Bradbury er, “Wheel Tirrell, Hiner, ao: Norks Franklin iin ing, Borland,” ladeiphia: Consul, Mortimer, Sayatinah laholth Trovadale, Rio Janeiro; Cl per, 8 Africa (s), Shannon, N York; Pete 15— Arr Eastern State, Ross, Bassein. e)phin; 16th, Celia, Bearse, St John, it Ti, Barly Bied, Cook, San Francis, inter, Humphrey, Xewoaste ani Salem: A Stet- son. rige a _ Renee one Tg Times, aad a ergs, pa Francisco; Telegraph, Giles, ‘ena , Rept 5—Arr Maas N; Kal NYork; Crim oar Wika es Brees Eas a MansriLees, riety ier te Mapas, ii et Rate Hasting Australia, ne Pat. Rew, oston Jane, and Castor, Harding, oT" Ninus, Mt A, ‘an, Try ‘ork. n Maki Lizzie T Nichola, Wiebols Havre. bet Art Aleatie fo Minbo, Porto, N York. virad NYork. Sethe Sari, Danube, Costar, from 10-8\4 Dare Zep! Caleutaa for CERRSTOWN. it 18—Off, Rdw Stanley, M’Nitto, from Cal- tack Routh, Tne ei 8-0 irom Go. tand tea ondeted te Any Weep). Sit Lith, “Arete (US weamer), Lt Berryman, st Grate Boiter, Sept Donan, Trantmavn, from NYork for Tamu ft an tags, and Innded one pagnenger. t ima Anderson, Bremerhaven, ‘ HAs M do. Rabi, Northern Beli, Chage, R, ras i ined oe YR A, Aug S1— ie in Boston: Sept i, Pratter,, Dawes. ‘Trieste; Wid. Waves Wil Sept —An American ship, jorted to be "chaciemen, iias — Viller Sarin on 2 Art A hi “inexson on Bors otion Be cata dike, Bombay’ ‘a ks York; Kensington, Thrane. Siam, el a Or ee man, ship Gaston, Blank, trom TRIESTE, kin, Kove A Aare, Manson, Liverpool. Sid 6th, “ies Franklin, Richmond. Oth, Joun bg hom, ret h wn os . Chas Brewer, Penn, Rita iM Rrexer 2 lng Bh, Georgian; i Monnta' ‘oath, Wiwes Coun, Den o rit ma since, from Artwerp for Gothenbu Canale 3-Th i of the Ben, Ruokmeister, f loge for New York, 4 into this port on the Mb of AN repele damages, having been in eoilision with a steamer. Loxno, Hep! 16—The Chernhim, of New York, reached Bu ckwall yesterday, Rad Was Lauled in he Bas} Juda dovkg from Liverpool for Baltimore, off and a 5 ae aoe, eee teeny ne, Mendy. hariesan (and sid 21st ‘on to dischars ‘The damage she sustained tn her fatal collision with the haa Wave appeare uot to be eo extensive as at irs: represer ted. Livexroot, Sept 14—The Dorchester, from Mobi, tn.» {nat tempting to dock Isa! night, got tou! of the steam. ‘e bowts d Yowerful; the latter losiog oe Grids \ o chain mea sn aachor, she aiso fouled the United Siates and Queen MataGa Sept he Norwegian brig Aloyan, from Torrevieja for Sa Kalianborr, sborg sali. foundered after being to contact with the At ‘@» bark bastern Star, of boston; crew Hlcked up at sea ot! Cape St Vincent, oy the fetish bark Let 4 Asiley, Cresswe'l, arrived here from New York. umivs, July 24—The American ship Maritou, Hon rom Yorobay and Colombo for London, put ta bere I! Bh, leaky, and has been hauled upon the slip for examiaa- Rancoon, July 19—The George Law, laden at Basson, ud back July | 5 leaky, was lightened, | the eee eicens Tue cargo Was reshipped without injury, and Sixcarone, & Aug —The American ship Serena vat wa. liama, theuc ew (Stratis of Bauea). assistance, x ALEXAN' Tearracucs Win Cobb Dighton; J 'DRIA, Sept 26—Arr sel mm Black Bird Prowi ne, ch, Wi Cargil, G Inberiaad rovidence; Palestine, fargill, Cui 4 AY Bedell, and White Squall, NYork; 8 , Salem, Mase) 3B Jamee, Pai Raver, ia. sh pool; sebr Wi Cambridge. OSTON, Seog 2, Beta cate ‘bark Oak, Ryder, phia; sebr John ‘Wood. Gonaives; just Suse pro ty Koiterdam ‘kamen i iver, Va. Zavalia, Ames, Chas Heath, nd Harriet Newell Hatch, hiladel ve, Call ard Vincennes, §, and Round Pond, * _ Nog . Mulliner, Cardenas via Norfolk; Fannie Rogers, Richmond elipse, Hatehings, L M ‘Strout, Watts; Susen F Abbott, Ludlam: Buena Vista, paren Clark, Nichols. John § Show, Horrey, and TP toner, is "hiladel phis: Kelley. aude Hurd, Weok’ NYork. Tele Praphed brig’ Mocosia: from’ Philatetphier the ortmacd tole arape reports ap outward bound brig ashore on son Gallop Island Jd Saturday. wind SW, steamers Joseph City of New York; ships ‘Cromwell, Bemosn Gs tow at of eh Forbes, for NYork); bark Lauraetia; brigs Panama, Geranium, Venus, Pints; schra‘Hlenry Payson’ Biliot "Nothing ld o6” | wunday. wind from N to E BALHMORE, Sept 271%8— Arr ships Ann BH Liverpool; Luu iy Z rem.) Hilken, Bremen; ‘agram, jera; brig Idlewild, Jameson, Calais; 6 schrs A I hyde, Foster, ‘Kastport; Win'P bucknam, ort, Pints, Latham, Newport. Mo ee Halopton Roads} Cla brig Caudnce, Matinews Bosbenoehen Helen, Long. Demarara; southerner, Bellows, and Emeline, libert, NYork; steamshi ip 33. Jeakins, Tall Boston; ship Iffland, (Brem,) Henke, Shurtz.'Stickney. St Johns, NF: cons oes Spe ton. Sld, brigs Eliza Grieve, (Br,) ash: W DShurwz, MT. Heien, Keynolis; and Hound, (Br) +) Harvey, Se Johns, N schr Louisiana, Lowry, LaGuayra, and Po rto Cabell 4 PLAS ATY schrs Brasil, Pool, Philadelphia; Lou- tot, bailey RYork: ndelien’ Brett do, ROCKPORT, Sept 18—Sid schr 'S E Pai Buckminster, New Norfolk. 5 ’ Pat | tarReonet A- ee er, Rains, CHARLESTON, Sept 4—Arr bark Cherokee, Orleans. ‘Cid ship Moultrie, Chapman, Lepreaux, N id 6 Brown, ng, NOrleans; schr Matron, Taylor, Pi 26th Arr ship Yemossee, Chi [Averpoot; barks Betsena, Phinney, Hoste Jag er, Benoa NYork; brig Martha Dunnell, Boc sehré Theodo ve D Wagner (new), Samiti, RYork; ‘Cor Suiterly. Stetson, do; Maine Lave Roblasoa, Gata: Me; Eclipse, ones, es, Cottrell, GSltnd. Sid’ sche Zephyrs Gaye, West Indjes, RDANARES, Se a rr ches neal bt LE Be fens, Barr Baltimore; Cerro’ Briann, N York: Senay Und, Suid, ite ee Opitee amen "Ale od. York. Old bi Rebeca a F Br schr El be ‘Johnson, “Barbee ch oie a and tne coo tea seine oak. HO! ILE, Sept 26, PM—Arr son, Finladelphn or How ‘Roston; Celt, Dobbin Sesiseact alice sata A Le see lo for it er, anda, Giflord, Boston for se fe mihi aw slant, irene 1 J Wi ir, Wi i erase "tim, ‘elles. Roxbury foe oughty, Li nudge Tenney, ra + Leben on, Norw Eiki <4 NYork; Post mere ‘Rockland’ for do (wilh head of Reems. ©. Orinoco; sche WR Noweomb, Orris Frances, mn, Abby. Pallas, E'S Janes, Silas mee inher le, Blatesman. Mary. 8 Maine (ir), Jane Fish, 8a rah Clark, Medora, R G Whi din, Gannett, J C Brooks, C Hale, Dresden, Mars Hill Toecoa, Fiti Savannah for St te Wehr Orion, fall, Phiiadelphin, for boston: KG Pore, Hudson, do for Daversport; Baltic, Hinckley. Boston ion for Phil= adeiphia; Georgia, Sweet, Newburyport for do; Emily, land, Solem for NYork. ‘Sli brigs Waverley, EH ‘Ryder. Orinoco, John- and for Daniel cee for Fortsinouth, 6) = Phillips rod ordered to NYork: Ataka? Judge Tenney. Orion, RG Porter. oa ip fo ‘oshua Mauran, Barton, Havre; eure |, Boston. Bint t “arr jelfast, Gater, NY¢ bent wn ry he p' Spare i ei aa, pan ‘ork, en NYork, put in to finish loading; fr echs Florida, Boles, Bales, Ni +4 NEWPORT, oe, 8 AM—Sld Lops | Confidence, Melville, Hh i Bort ‘tch Commerce, Charleston; sebrs pK c rarfee, James, from Yall River fr’ Alexandria; Jas H Aah for Baltimore: ¥ tand: wind a BW, pes Hey Zwttebel fa Fiying Fish, Geof W. “fay sous ooo : ‘witel . o A pa iam, Fac’ lying on meer Ds others as before—ail’d “EW Debronn, owe os, ld 26th, U 1 28—Arrechra Lamartine, Robi in. "Gaward, Sugets Deleware Fire Fly, Houston, NYork, Sid Neamer'8 A Stevens, Chase, N w send Rainbow. RG, Sept 25— Baroard, Stiles, jeanor, Chandler, N York ve tkmod ers. Boston—Captaip | with typhoid fever; feasie Kynas, poke, Skinner N York; brig Pendleton, Cardiff, y sobre Henson NYork for Petersburg: Kobt L Crooke, Chandler, do do. Bid ship tuck, Poster—bas dropped below Harrisou’s Bar loud TORTLAND, Sept26—Arr bark Tonic, Hutchinson, NYork; y ‘and, Hodgdon, Delaware City; schrs Cora, Kelley, randill APROt IDENCE, Rept igus 1p Onsen Once la Gi ‘Clark, rj ‘i arr steamshi York; schrs Panihes, Souper, Gccrgetown, Dr ‘Lavinia & Barnes, Suannard Alexandria; ‘hase, ‘Cullen, Nortolk; Wing of the Wind, Pearall do; John G Wright, Peares Rap: noek ; Isaac Binokieg. arvey. Rappahannock; Almir, Kewell, i, Fhilade|phie, edron, Per ly W Ponder Ei worth, ‘Milton, cier, Haskell, Philadelphia, re nen Oi iii! Allen; Hamy den Bell, Alexander; Madonna, Smith Smith. and Marietta Hand, Terry, do; Gardner, Albany; Sylvester Seu <inrion King, Fort Ewen; Florida, Stowell, sloopa Brush, Hallock, Fort £wea; Pearsyt- vania, Van Keuran, ‘York. Arr steamship Pelican, Sitrich, Pak bog Le myhs tScogd Tay athapt rigue, V delphie; Rmppeiet age jelph a dein, nein, ‘rake te Fire Inland, he yore Powel brig and A penes, a lad from ache en Witch hers, Nortolk Hlerney, Ciik Rey Bteciinan, en x Fy Pawtneket? Finan: Sarah’ Ann Tint: Hersey, ‘Gilkey, and Ga tiajoha eT eee ot eerie, Menta bed thts Been any MIFroe . Mason, and Chas fi Aen NES Wee: Mila Hewecks River Gace Fee ‘ork. Mite UMOND, iD ye 40. och Elizabech x Fleanor, Grant, NYork. Bs Seater ata” Ways ate ie Fy rebar Tag Bava an rr " sehr orth State, Horton; Jol Boston, ass, and Terry, Boston; Prim, Camden, Me, “OM brig: ste pa, Young, Kelly, Boston; schrs Jonas Sm, ‘putes, and PONE et wer Sinan Wah, |, Thrasher, 7h, HW Morse, Phillips, and Jas Neilson; PWILWINOTON, N.C, Sept 26—Arr schre Comnectiont, AP Mowe, RW Lowa, Marion and Vermont” NYork AChmns. NYork. "Cld 206, sches Path Pinder, N¥ork; Ware daage ‘Midget, do. (VO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, nnn MERICAN CARNES, ATTENTION.—THE AMERI. | Aa Fillmore and Donelson carmen, wuck and express men of New York and velghboring cites,’ who tatend to ert Parti nd torehlight procession, on Monday ev ihout places, at 7 0 ‘clock Divistox—-Comprising Ist, and inch wards, wil Toray Cf cage 8 tian on Tensey, jot Brondwa Bess, Te 4 Bxcoxp Drvisiox—Compriai ward, will form on 15th street, Pit resting on Drouttwagey gu! ~ L. D. PLACE, Marshal, , bond Pv J Aids, LUCAS, Tutap Divisiox—Comprising 10th, th and 23 ‘on lous nem ine 10h, 30th on ‘wards, will aig _— “OBO. MERRITT, Marshal, Solty fa Fountn Prviow—Comprist oon Irth Trth “ Ly va Mh oy Het &e., will Furtn Dreiion.—Brooklyn will frm on, B i ing on 4th avenue. 4 OK, i, ixtH Divistox—Comprising 12h. 1 wares will form on Bast 16th sire, cet nee [ig CS Fruows, iC PARAM, Marsh 108, CUNNINGHA Alia Seventn Dives wards, will form on ast fe cr righ Cecting on th do MCRL Hh , Marshal. nue. Pern Paarts} aus. Rronrn Drvision- Comprising ‘and 13th ‘will form on Kast 17th “ata z pai en Daviw Poron: ‘ _ inr De ‘Divgor of horsemen, will f avenue, right on reste . pater” The procession will move at 4 0 Bole prom te Hae etre, ret BE OT “hid, Jom HN TT. BRIGG, ? apeeial Aids, ATR, Ih.—If the weather should prove unfavorable, the prooes: # “ae be deferred until the Arm fir evening folowing oe above procession is postponed until the tirst tair even- THE WORKING MEW OF THE rOURTH WARD. “1 TS. RTH WAR) aap. ou are hereby requested to meet this event at Bugene 0§ iat ss treet wo Fhe nation OF OLMES, the people's eandidate yarrell, Pp in, i jobn Howard, Ge fe wean ces Fee eon ny ‘iychard (oughlin,' Patel iiliamn ©. Bea it, Jobn. Re John Stadtiander, Fra man, James Dow, Desmond, Pennie Har Vavghan, Jobm Hurl b CO" Retly. Fames Kelly, Rody Konnédy, Patrick Medes, Ar | drew Suiiynn ‘Timo! F Conroy, Jeremiah Farrell, Jeremi jardon ey Fiynn, Robert may yam, of the Assembly Convention, a