The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1857, Page 8

err 15.—The People, on the Relation of Charles Devlin we. Charles Peabody, one of the Justices of the Supreme ‘@ourt —In this caso, at 1134 o'clock, Mr. Field rose and ‘moved that the writ of certiorari be superseded. ‘Mr. O'Conor said he had @ suggestion to make in re- gard (0 ibe hearing of the motion at thie Ume. He vader. stood this to be an application to snpersede the writ of aod notwi hetan ting av onde: made st Spotia| form Ghat M thochd not havo teas etloo..” Ifthe scr- ‘Worari were not a stay of procsedings, or if by reason of he order at teria {\ could o0t operate iu vais par ioular case, t motion would be eagenttally avad- Yeas. Therefore the argument be post. fugeerted that pened unti! after the delivery of Judge Peabody's decision, ‘on Friday, as to whetaer he would regard the certiorar a wey of proceedings or not. That question being disposer ‘@f, the argument on thir motion woul! be yory much aim- ied and shortened. Mr. Ficld wished to know if the counse! mean Sune the question whether this was astay of pr ‘or not. [hey had assumed throughout that it wat o stay. If now they changed their minds and concoced it wae not a stay of proceedings, aud would ¢ re a stipula ton wat that would not be arguet, be world agree (> an adjournment. Tre vertiorari cither was or was not ™ stay He comtended that it was not, because premetarely issued. The other side bat argust that 1 od that any modid sation of it wat w nallity wad they ever eseeenee: aes Peabody tha} any proceedings would be regarded as @ trespas reeton he bow saked tba it be euperseded 0 Judge Davies considered that ihe Supreme Court, caxe of Lynd va. Noble, had decided that the pak a graptec under there circumstacces was not a stay of pro ceedings, and he was of this opinion. Ifon Friday morn- tg Judge Peabody should decide that be considered it a way of proceecivgs, then be (Judge D.) would ett on boat dar and hear the argument for superreding tho writ. ‘Mr, Field did not belteve anything would be gained by te delay, for the same questions would cowe up for ar. reed ‘Even in the event of Judge Peabody decidiug Ube certiorari was not a stay of proc sediugs, he wold still ark to have it quashed, #0 as to Kyoid any proceedings for trespaee. Judge Ing ed after some further argument, deciied to the hearing of the motion to Friday, immediaisly afer delivery of Judge Peabody’s decision, when he ‘would continue to sit until the argument was ‘couclidedt, confining counsel to she question of the propriety of aliow ing the writ originally. MR. PIELD’8 POINTS. ‘The following are the poit ts on which Mr. Ficld proposes $0 argue the motion for saperseding the certiorari:— 1. If tae writ of certiorari would lie in thi: case #: would epadie the Court only to look into the question of Jurisdio- ‘von, No other errors could be inquired iuio upon the re tarn. Uniese, therefore, the papers apo which te cer- horari were show an apparant waat of jurisdic. tion, the writ should noi be granted. (2 Hill, 9; 23 Wend., 380; 2 Seid , 308.) 2 The writ of certiorari is not a writ of right but of aay Ite allowance rests in the sound discretion of the ourt, It will never be ailowed when i! will tend ty souptervail the policy of the law, or when it would pro- duce delay incouveniant tothe public, or when therein any othe adequate remedy. (15 Wend., 18; 2 Hull, 398; 21 Bard , 667 3 i would be of the greatest public inconvenience to this case. It has been aajndged Oy the order made by Mr. Jeatice Pesesy tbat Mr. er is in porsessioa of the office of Street Commissioner. He hes bad the fran chise de facto since the 13th of Jang. There cannot be two [=g) Porsession of the office atthe sams time. Mr. Tip cavnot ect, were if Mr. Conover iz to be prevented from acting the public cannot be served, sod Laat depari- meut of the city government is paralyzed ; whereas, if Mr. ‘Conover is allowed to have the benefl: of the order made a Mr. Jostice Peabody the office will be executed, snd Deviin’s rights (if be has any) can be asserted by quo ‘warranto without detriment to the public. 2 i not lie at ati inthis case, The [Tresodings are intended to be summery, 62d no; linbie to +tayed by any other order or ing. They do not decide the right, but on'y who Is to have the booke ua'i! the right is tried. To suppose tha’ the Legisiature imtend- ed w leave the summary proceedings for the delivery of off :da! Doors to a successor in office hiahie to be suspended by oerticrari, is to sugose that thay intended to meutute ‘a useless ceremony, (20 John. 80: Lynd va. Nobie ) 6. If the case were one in which # certiorari would ile, ‘Weboul) not be issued anti! the dua! determination of Mr. Jurdoo Pe body, and that will not be until (he warrants are signed, (lat R 8, 326, sec 63), and the books dispoved of en the return of the recond warrant. 6. I having been streau wely contended hy the plant cast the writ stays all Proveadtngs, notwithstanding U ification sought to be effected by the order of the ct, and great embarrase ment having been protuced by the doubts thence arising, the 1 relieve the care of all embarrasement by superseding the writ. (13 Wend. 865 671.) 7. Thie may be done immediately. (12 Wend. 241) properly aad Commismoners of Health. IMPORTANT LETTER FROM TOE AWERICAN CONSUL AT EINGSTON, JAMAICA, RESPRCTING THE YELLOW FEVER AT THAT PORT. ‘The Commistioners of Health heid a meeting on Wednes- day noon at the library rooms of the City Hall—Jonss B. Phillipe, Prerident, in the Chair, Prevout—Health Officer RH, Thompton, Resident Physiciac; Wm. Rockwell, M. D., Jedediah Miler, M. D., and Joun Clancy, Provident of the Board of Aldermen. ‘Toe minutes of the previons meeting were then read and aporeved, after which the following letter was recered from Mayor Wood, addressed to him, from Rober. Mouroe | Barrisou, heq., American Consul at Ringaton, specting the yellow fever at that pori— Coneci ans ov rite Userey Stare, ) Kuxcerow, Jamaica, Jone 27, 1857 maica, re- ed that of the proper autborities of the port of the Oblenial Sandant of thus piace, dated June 26 (yesterday). Cases of yellow fever have manifested themselves, ar therein sinied, on board the packet steamers from St. Thomar recenfly, and on board of ocber vessels in this Berber. The persons attacked have been removed to the public Dovpital bere and to lodgings in the town, aod some ceaths have occurred; Dut I canyot ascertain Unat the dis- sane exits among the residents. @The cases in every in- Nance except ope having been imported, I enclose a cop; ora communication from the President of the Royal Ont logo ofl ysicians and Surgeons of this taland in anewer to my inquires concerning the dixease, With great respect, T have the honor 10 be, air, your obedient servaat, OBER! MONKOE HARRISON To How. Fraxaxno Woop PFxiract from the Colonial Standard, Kingston, Jamaica, June 26, 1867 Wo regret to ptate thet the fellow fever hax manifested exient at St. Thomas, whenon it ap has communicated to the crew of the Royal Mat! Company's steamer Clyde, several of whom, incinding the Few havo died of it. Some serious cases have been removed to the public and we learned yor- terday ubst further cases have beew seat to that iastuitution from the ripping in the harbor, Generally epeaking, we Delieve the city to be healiby, The weather is, however, very warm The following is the letter of the Presideut of the Royal College to the American Consol — Kiwostow, June 26, Pin—Sever tl cases of yellow fever of a vory agers type have within the last weeks been admitted into the public hoepita’, and a few have been treated in lodging but I believe person who ruflered from it arrived on the island ‘exceptional cese arrived in the pablic hoepite! in a patient Brecieporest to the attack. but adraitied with a sald form of fever. Iai meesion wae here a few weeks aro Yeliow fever is not considered by the medical men of this itiand to be a con- inease. 1 obedient servant RM. Hanmison, Eaq., American Consul. ‘The commonisations were on inntion ortered om Alle. The following vessels wore reported detained at the tower bay by the Heath Officer — Brig om Havana; bark Cel'a, from Mayaguen, we the honor to be, si”, your very J. MAGRATA VIOLATION OF THE QC ASTIN LAW Tee Health Oflloer reported to the Board that he hed Eigired warrants for the arrest of the parties who vio ‘been sent down to Qaarautine to arrest the ‘od bring them to the city for examination before Svverne The Bourd heartily endorsed the actim Seotre of the Health Officer, and expressed a hope that the par ties would be severely panished for thue endangering the public beaith. The Board then adjourned ‘Fires in flew York. IN FIPTY-FIPTH #TRKET—«1x HORSES, TWO COWS AND OTHER LIVE #TOcK BURNED. Svorily before two o'clock on Wedluestay morning @ fire broke out in the stable and barn belonging to Mr. Gar ret 4 Mott, situated in Fifty-fifth street, between Eleventh fad Twelfth avenues. The flames spread with astonishing rapidity and very eoon enveloped the whole of the stabloe fund & baru in one abeet of Gre. The Fire Dopsrtnent, on bearing the alarm, burried to the eoene of omntiagration and succeeded im arresting the progress of the fro, and [rerented it from spreating further smoneet the piloe of ber in ite immediate vicinity. Mr. Mott isan exten sive desler in lumber, and the piles surronnding the fire atorded a wide epread surface for the flamer, had been arrested firemen had but a poot scyyply of waier, (he nearest bydrant being on the onrner of Fitty cond street and Kleveuth avenue, and just as they got water ‘Yn the bore, across the railroad track, the Hudson River train came slong and cnt thelr hose, causing much delay, which rendered the fire all factities to increase. We fare informed that many persons on the track pave ample notice to the engineer stop, but he, nxt heed following ar@ some of the princism! jms :— © horres, valued a!,. $1,200 11 aets of harness. ane 2 cows and one calf. 200 Hay and foed 59 1 pointer dog, 100 Ptraw cut’g mac’e, ko. 60 ¢ ght wagom....... 800 Chairs stored ia barn, 100 2 carriege 200 Barn and ptable . Loco ‘B eleighs oe 460 Lamber hed adjoio 406 2 ~~ nlcighe 1°0 Lamber tn aed MIRE sisi hieaialihs Mr. Mott asterts that no | ghiis ased im either ihe barn or @table, and that beyord a doubt the fire bas been the act oo Reman) Oe rae, Be Mott offers a reward of ma and conviction ef (6 perzom or povoons who baa wilfully brea te promioaa LC inte ites: | | | | | the proceedings of she Board ; NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1867. Board of Ooanciimen. AN ORDNANCE FUR THY APPONTHENT OF DOCK MASTERS. ‘The Board met yesterday aiternoom—tie President, Mr. Phillips, presiding. As poon as the minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed, Mr. Boous eslled up the report of the ‘Commitice on Law of the Aldermen in favor of adopting ‘an ordinance for the appointment of two Dock Masters for each ward, as amended by the special committee of this Board on re orgeuising the departments. It was laid over under the rule. & petition of Hose Company No. 1 for new bose was re- ferred. THR RATTRRY ENLARGEMENT. ‘The report of the Commitiee on Wherves, Pies and Slips on the Battery enlargement was, on motion, ordered to be prin.ed and laid on the table. THE OBSERVATORY AGAIB. Mr. Boous moved to dissharge the Commitice en Arts and Sciences from the further consideration of the osiab- lishment of atime and weather observatory at the Battory. He was of the opinion that the Con.mitice on Lands aad Places abould have the control of the matter, Mr, Wanxxe was opposed to the motion. The ohject in in ‘was ihe fixing of uniform time for tha city, and Therefore the Aris end Sciences was ihe appropriaie 'coz- mitiee to act upon it. Mr. WavcH was apxtous to have the matter given to the Committee on Lands and Pinces, because be was desirous of giving the preference Wo a citizen of New York rathor than to go io Albany for their ime. Mr. OrraRsoy thought 1; would be highly improper to take the subject out of the hauds of the Committee to which it was referred before they bad reported un it . Brapy could not understand the cause of this fight Detween the two committees to have the control of the wobject. He wantec to know if there was anything to bo mate out of ithe operation? The Committee on Lands and places wanted to have the matter referred to the: because the communication hinted that hundred rquare feet of land were wanted upon which to erect the obser- Board of Education. ‘The second meeting of the Board of Eduontion for this month was held last evening, in the chamber of the Board, corner of Elm and Grand stroets—Presideat Green in the chair. Mr. Warmescey moved that the resolution of the Fi- nance Committee recommending that the salaries of ali teachers and janitors bs limited to what it was in January last. The motion, after a slight debate, was laid on the table. An invitation from the American Associalion for the Ad- ¥ ncement of Education, asking the Board to atiend the anova! meeting of the association at Albany, on the first Tuesday in August, was received and accepted. A resolution was adopted, authorizing the school officers of the Fifteenth ward to re-arrange the apartments and in- terior of Ward school No. 36, e0 as to make it more con- venient and healthy for the achool; the cost of said repairs apd changes not to exceed $2,200, The foliowing report from the Finance Committee was adopted: — Resolved, That the fo'lowinz sums are hereby appro- herein named, to wit:— Salaries of teachers and janitors in the ward pri- MATY SCHOO... 0.5 stseseeeee seen er, $140,000 Incidental expenses "of" aid’ schools, current repairs, &C,.... stresses 16,000 Books, #aionery, and other suppites ‘for ‘said echools,.....+ + 10,000 Is... Repairs through the shop, Incidental expences of the cluding Salarice Support of Free Academy... Repairson “tt Sopport of normal schools. Rent of premises occupied for Balance of apportionment phenmshg poe ‘an hk Brady was heard indistinctly at the extreme end of the ‘chamber, Mr, MCUaBILL’s sonorous voice was heard at the report er’s table, calling upon the speaker thus—ipake out what you mane,” Mr. Ortarsoy believed it the Committee on Arts and Sctences made a report based upon inielligent scrutiny, they would never hear of Mr. Spert for an obser: If the Commiitee vn The Finenee Committee presented a repon appropriating $8,760 for the purchase of # yiano for the ‘emale grammar department of each of the ward schools that do not now have one, being $260 for each piano, tie same to be purcbased by the trustees of the ward, ihe raid sums not to be psid until the pianafortes bave in ‘rem. Iity been purchased and paid for; eaid planofortes to be considered pablic property, ‘also to be registered with clerk of the |, and the expenses of tuning and repair- THK CROTON AQUEDUCE BOARD. On motion of Mr Cans, the Board non-ovucarred with the Aldermen inthe amendments suggested to an ordi nance re organizing the Croton Aqueduc: Deparimeat by a vote of 22 to 16. Mr. Boots and other members of the majority fought desperately for a reconsideration of the vote. ‘Mr. Noyes was to a reconsideration, because the new charter provided exoressly for @ bureau, the exclu- rive control of which should be given to tae Water Pur veyor. The amen¢ment of the Aldermen was, therefore, unconstitutional. He asked Mr. Boole to give agood rea- son why the vote sbould be reconsidered. Mr. Boous declined to do so. Noyes then said that he bad evidence that there was something wrong, and he was prepared to stay there {ill morning rather than reconalder the ordinance. The motion to reconsider was carried. Mr. Boorr then offered to modify the amendment of the oiher Board by appointing a Deputy Water Purveyor, and in the rame breath desired to have # commitice of conference appointed. Pr. Joxrs said that {f the amendment were adopted, the Board would be violating the new charter and wouldthrust upon the city & series of litigations which wou'd cost the jaxpayers four or five thousand dollars. Finally, after wasting an hour io an useless waste of words, the motion to adhere to their former action was put. While the Clerk was calling the roli, Mr. Oltarson called Mr, Boole to order. He was not in hie seat. Mr. Boor promptly exhibited a paper of tobscce, re- marking that be rese innocently to furnish himself with a He had no other object to rising from bis roat. A motion to iay the whole subject on the table was Jost ‘An adjournment was moved, but lost. LAGER BIER FOR THE MEMAERS. Mr, Wavart rose and said, that insemash es the pro. spect was that they would be kept there all night, he moved that a committee of one be appointed to procure a barrel of lager bier, io order that the members might quench their thirst. TUE GAG LAW. ‘The Pamspext would wo: entertain the motion. Mr. | pe appeal fron. the decirion of the Chair. Mr. WaRvxn seconded the motioa, but subsequently by eee it. On the main question being put, Mr. Warner said be had ® motion to make. acne declared bim out of order, and caused the Sergenst-st Arme pisce bin under arrest. FARSON Buggested that the gag law should be ap phed to the minority atonce. Mr. Joes, in order to qued isturbance, moved to recommit the ordinance to the special committse on re-or. gaizing the departments of the city government. Carried by 8 vote of 22 to 15. ‘The Paespest announced the Pepecial committee on exe- mination into thealleged partial reports of the Herat otber journals of the proceedings oft Their pemes are Merere Haswell, Doughersy aod Noy Mr. WakskR was, op motion, Uberated from arrest. Mr, Boour calied Str. Crave to order for not betag {a his reat while tne rol) was called ov & motion of ar. Jones to afopt the report of the special committer on cleaning streets; and tha! gentieman promptly called Me. Boole— origi ho was the #0 jo of this unparralied scene of tur. ito order for having his feet on the desk. Tne Board adjourned 1 meet on first Monday in August, A CARD FROM THE KEPORTERS OF THE HOARD OF COUNCILIEY Op Tuesday las. a resolution was pasted by the Board of Councilmen of this cliy reiecting upon the accurasy and character of the reports furpiehed to the daily jourvals of and in the discussion grow ¢ out of the offering of that recolution remarks were made by several of the members which evince not ouly a decive to misstate face, but ihe ingratitude of those who wade them. The undersigned, regular reporters of the proceedings snd debs tes of the Boar’ of Councilmen, declare, that ac tasted by motives of generosity in their estimation of ha- man weaknesses, they have avoided the publication of ac- counts of many of ths exhioidons of ignorance, rewdvism, and even drunkepners of certain members of the Board. But their generosity in this regard being met with aa invi- ious altack wpon the accuracy aod character of their re ports, they feel called upon, ia self defence, to make this | statement. A fulland accurate s:count of all the exbibi- tions that transpire tn the sessions of the Board of Council. men would fully vindicate, not the juatioe, but the gone roity of the reporters. EDWARD F. UNDERBILL, Tribune, WILLIAM. ANDERSON, Ama, J. A. SMITH, Ties Naw Yous, July 1 General Jackson's Gold Box. The «pecisl committee appointed to aiapose of the gold box which was presented to General Andrew Jacksou by this city soon after his election to the Presidency, met yes torday at No.8 City Hall—Alderman Moneghan in the Chair, The box, in accordance wilh the will of the Gene Pal, ie to be awarded to that man who showed himself ihe bravest in defence of his country’s rights. General Soot hax been invited to co-operate with the committee in se. ‘eotiog the perron who in jastly entitled to it. A letter was read from bim stating that he was abseut from the cy at tbe last morting of the committee. loformation was re. ceived that be had not yet returned. Various opinions exist ae 10 whom the gift should be awarded, bat as yet Bo person bas come forward who amsumes wo beve aay pervcular claim to it. Phe friends of Col. Ward B. Barnett sugeest that be exhibited great valor in the Medican war ‘und i. perbape, more than any other person, entitles to it A pett'ion to tha! effect, signed by a pumber of soldiers, war Inid before the committee. Several of thove eagaged in the war appeared before them also, aud were inter: gated respecting the con‘uct of officers Captain M Fair. child aid be had deen engaged in all the battles of the Mexican war: he parsed through al! of them withoot being wounded. He claims vo right to the box on accquat of any superior , but does claim that he performe no'biog but bis duty in all the engagements in which he wa rticipant. He remarked, however, tha: his name #as meotioned in the reports to the Commanler-in Chief of the four of the battles, Various queatiens were prc pounded by the committee to him, when he eaid that he was not then prepared to give « history of the war, althougb he war in pression of many in'eresting reminis:encer « nected with it, During bie reu>ontres he bad seen « great deal of trouble and & great dea! of fan Ait compaay was in Chase of Santa Anos when the latter jost bit leg, and he came very ngar geting it. He draok plenty of lemonade made oot of pivesppler and fought Cocke with General Captain Fairobiid’s cock was named “General * and General Twiggs’ “Santa Anna,” and old Soutt the other without mucd ceremony. Captain © W Innis wad he bad likewise been in all the baitles of the Mexican war, aud also claimod nothing, but that he had done hie duty. In the lart battle—the battle of Cha uite. peo~at the Inking of tbe city of Mexico, be entered the castle first and ordered the American flag to be dir olayed from the upper window, as accees to the roof could not be obtained. In this engagement he received « slight wound. He waa then promoted to captain, and subsequently waa ‘our dedi at the battle of Chereburoo He was reported officially to bave distiguirhed himself at the battles of Che rabusso and the city of Mexico. He had observed what red at the various battles, and considers that Cap tain Fairchild exbibited more bravery theu Col. Barnet Captain Fuirehild did not desire to detract from the merit of Captain Lanir, but be wished to state that Liewt. Darden ville placed the fisg upon the capols of the eastie. Ser feant Matthews said be served throughout the war, aud that Captain Fairchild distinguished himself more than Col. Burnett. At the battle af Cerro Gordo Cap'ain Fair ebild took oemmand and Col, Burnett was not to be found Captain Tonle ssid that Oot. Burnett, at the battle of Cha poltepec, was atrack by @ ball but was not disabled, when Captain Fairehiid took comi of the regiment. He to ve found at the Oaptain Pairotilt The committees at and to diepose of journed tli Fri¢ay to hear other the subject Hobbery nt the Navy Yard. UNITED OTATES MARSHAL # OFFICR. Jety 16 Three men, named Tergmoe Riley, Samuel Bennet, end James Brennan. were brpught §o the United Ftates Marshal's offes, in New York, by Lieut. A. A. Ulean and officer Joho F. Waugh, charged ‘with stoaling & qnamity of copper from the Navy Yard, Brooriya, the ae, of the gerernment. Mr. Jorchimsren, asatetant my we having distiogcithed himeeif in | ing thems, Mf Dot exceeding $15 a year ehall be paid as part of the current acme ‘the ecboole; raid pianofortes to be purchased Janaary next, and ® ano for each similar male schoo! may be after January next. Considerable debate was elicited by this report. Mr. Brockg moved to amend the reaolution by appro- priating $12,000 for = — for the use of The male gramubar schoo! le was entirely opposed to ving plenofertes to the Pale schools; they were too im- = aig 2 and the adoption of the report and resolution he Finance Committee would tend to make them ek £0. ‘The amendment was lost, and the report adopted. Phe report of the Finance Committee, recommending that the bills of Wm. Stoddard, Chas. Newhall and Wm. H. Martin, for work to various ainoants in connection with schoolhouses, be not paid, as they were exorbitant and illegal, war adopted. Some corrections, renumbering of articles and other obanges were made'in the manual of the Board, so as to make references to it more convenient ‘The Executive Comaittee on the Free Academy reported some changes in the organization of the a argeped of studies, and the compensation of Part of which changes ‘were adopted. , WaTeRBURY, a8 chairman of the special committee sopeiued for the purpose, made @ report analyzing the ae which was pretented tothe Legisiature last winter, in regard to the government and direction of the schools of this city, but which was not passed by said Legislature. ‘The report was adopted, and ordered to be printed. [PROPOSED HEADS OF DPPARTMENTS IN THE FREB ACADEMY ‘The report »f the Executive Committee of the Free Aca- demy ended with the following resolution :— Resolved, That Dr. Webater be appointed head of the De- partment of of Philosophies. ‘That Pr ‘of. Bartow be appointed head of the Department of Englieh Lan; ‘That Dr. ‘Owen bo appointed head of the Department of Ancient Languages. cian P70t, Roemer be appointed head of the Department Motorn Languages That Prof. Anton be appointed head of the Department Ta 1h odaeie ve npaninled bosd of: the Depertanta . the q otras Pret. an head of the Department Cum Toat Jeel T Bent diot be appointed Adjunct Professor ia the Department of Mathematica "Asdstant V'rotesso* Hcoteman be appointed Adjanct Provaner ts ae Department of Pilosophies. pina: Oakley Nodine be appointed ‘Registrar and I RATES OF COMPRNSATION. $2,000 3000 Registrar and Librariao. Tutors bereafier appointed . They sball meet at the academy during torm time, remit monthly, at such (ime as shali be fixed by them, and at toch otter times as they may be called together by the Principe’, to consult and act on such mit ere at may brought before them. They thll keep minutes of their proceedings. The Principal abali be president of the Fa culty, and they shall appoint ove of their number as secre tary. Kach member shali be entitled to bat one vote, whatever be tbe nomber of subjects and instractors repre- rented by bim in bia department, but when maitors rolat- tng to @ collateral departinent etl be under connderatirn, te professor shall be duly notied to be present, and shall Lave tbe righta aud powers of members of the Faculty at euch meetings. All com eations fom the Acalemy to be Ex: cutive Commitue shal’ be forwarded throngh the Faculty, and be entered on their minutes. Sec. G10 read as Art. 16, See. 5, of she Manual of 1886 See 7 See. 6, “ Se 8, z And sirtke out Sec ®, “ “ The renumbering of these sections is for the conveut- ence of reference. ‘Art, 16, 860. 15, of the Mancal of 1854, the seventh line from below, after the word “four,” tnrert— Tne Professor of history and Belles Lettres sball be om- ployed iu the cepartment of Englith language when vot engaged in teaching in his own department, The Profes: sor of drawing sball teach —— geometry in the do partment of pure mathem tics when not ongaged with hie Clagses in drawin, A mipority in the Board objected to its adoption and to the competency of Pret Roemer wo be at the bead of the nepartment of Modern Languages,as it was ailegod be did pot ondersand Spanirh. ‘The mejority preesed tbe reeclution The minority, oF persons opposed in the resolution, had the boure celled to eee if there wae a quorum prevent. Twenty two members answering to their aames, the hair wtated there wae just a quorum presen’. One of the mi nority immediately left toe room, whoa the hoose was calied agaip, and @ quorum pot being p:oseat, the Chair declared ibe Board adjourped ‘The bylaws of the Board bave been eo changed as to on- abiivh beads to the different departments of study in the age of the above resola- them without being filed op PUINT BOSPATAL—SMALLPOX AT QUA- RANTINE. C. Verplanck, President, ia the chair. SMALLPOX AT QUARANTINE. A report was received attbe Marine Hospital inrefe- rence to vorsels arriving in port with cases of small pox on beard. Itreems the Ellen Austin and another vessot arrived from Liverpool with 1,101 passengers, among whom were 26 cases of smallpox. The Health Officer has the vesnelé in charge, and they will not be allowed t» iand Aboir peerengers opti they are fo whorevatly fumigated. The a ip the meantit it be cared for in the hos- al TUR HORPTTAL AT RROUINE'S POUT. Although there wat no public action in the Board yee ter say on the wubject, it # well understood that tne Com missiouers are very much dimeatistied with the brepitsl erected at Seguine’s Point, and it ts doubtful whether in any event they will take porsession of it, There are 00 accommodations fueh ag they wart, and they think the | Quarantine Commissioners should have cansale! ther be fore erecting any buliding, aa they are the custodiame of the sick ana would be moet likely o know what they re quire t take cere of them. It is doubtful, therefore whether they will bave anything to 4o with tbe hospital So the oystermen may sleep in peace. Number of emigrants arrived to daly: 8, 185% Since, to July 16, 167... 6.666006 Total , To mame date in 1866 Increase Number of inmates in institution at Ward’ Island... Marine Hospit Tota! oo. c ees Overdrant on bank Receipts to duty 8, Since, to July 15, (or cominitation Of wilen PARBOURETE .... 6... Joueary 1, 1861 $195,091 08 Total... 2 oy Disbursements an per, previous 8: count, to Joly 6, 1857, + B128, 890 84 Knee, 10 July 16. RUnGLAMMS.—A man oamed Joba Short, residing wt the 001 per of Becond and North Second streets, was arraste | by Capt. Gurechard, yesterday, charged with entering Alley’s brewery in North Second street aod stow’) Per pipe. Short, afier stealing the pipe, beled bi ely to beer in the brewery—vecame homat!y (0% was found lying outside on the » ty by bia wide. He was sent tothe petuic Yetriet Attorney, fixed the rale of bail cumed at $100 each. ca oat Fe 00 Warar Cror mw Viaorta,—For the rather of years (he papers of Vir ia Sema We Galpal of bee WouM crop tareoghous the Ow: Jebn ‘Thomas war arrested yosterday, fist after baviog left the dwelling of Henry Riener, corner of (:vieion ana Harriton avenues, where he had entered by taeune of fale keyr, and stolen therefrom a rliver watch, Aocuoed me for expmmarion by Jusuce Qlarry. priated out of the school moneys of 1467, for the purposes Bt. John’s Coltege Oommenvement. ‘The Twelfth annual of this ovilege took place yesterday, at Fordham, and white presenting a fiat- tering view of the progress of the students, afforded a ine day’s enjoyment to the vast audiewse assembled, ihe ma Joriyy of which was from New York olty. At the north of the spacious square in front of the college grounds, # vast ‘tent was erected under the shade of statcly trees, and gracefully ornamented with festoons of evergreens, afford. ing a delightful spot for the exercises of the commence- ment. A spacious stage was erecied, upon which were fea the collegs choir and graduating class, and ta front of them a formidable array of prizes. Im front of tho stage was stationed the excellent orchestra of the Academy of Music, which, with the college choir, under the direotion of Prof, Welsswuller, pleasantly varied the proceedings ‘with their delicious music, The invited guests, among whom were Archbishop Hughes, Rev. Dr. Nelligan Very Rey. Dr. Moran, Very Rev. Wm, Starre, Rev. J. Smith, Rev. B. J. McQuaid, Rev. W. P. Murray, Rev. Mr. Bro 1 dhy, Rev. Father Driscol, Rev. Dr. Pise and others, sat ia * reserved seats facing the stage, and were surrounded with the parenis and friends of the students, to the num-" ber of several thousands. The beauty of tbe surcounding scenery, the cool, refreshing breeze, tbe amenities of 80 cial intercourse, the music and the exercises lent an attrac tiveness to the occasion which seldom accompanies annaal commencements. The bsedloeacte was the EXERCISER. Music by the College ge Ctr, under the direction of Prof. Weissmuller, accompanied by the orchestra of the Now York academy of Music. Overture, Discourse. —M(Characterietic Featores of Gentur,"” Mr. C. A. Farrell, N. ¥. Grand Chorus, ‘William Tell,’* Borsint Discourte.—Genius io Literatare,” Mr. G. P. Byrne. The Commirstovers of Emigration met yesterday—Julian An induence pr edieporing and preparing the mind, # leading you to greater distinction. Aw | Uemen, wishing you pee, anda N. J. Solo, Bass and Grand Chorue, ‘‘Nebucodonoser,”’ Verdi. ree —‘‘Genius in Action,” valedictory, Mr: P, A. Hargous, N. Y. Grand Chorus, Mercad ante. Address to the Graduates, Rey. Wm. P. Morrogh, DD. Solo, Soprano and Bass, “Grand Chorus,” Rossini Conferrirg of Degrees Distribution of be Pre- “The ‘Characteristic Features of Genius,” by Mr. 0. A. Farrell, ot New York, were ably He gave a rapid abetch ef the achievements of the famous men of anciert apd modern times, drawing a beautiful paraliel between the divine mind and the mind of man, showing that the pearer tbe mind of man ap; en in its resem: biance to the mind of God, #0 much more does it exaibi\ thet which bas been called genie. Thus have the greatest achievements of astrovomy, of chemistry, of mechanics and of every branch of art and ecience taaded to advance ‘the moral condition of man ~ag bis Lard a Faber’, a weil ax present happiness. In conclusion, be said that “when the true character of genius should beaj appreciated, then would it bes faithful imitation of the divine mind, of that ocean of trath, beauty and per- “(The Genius in Literature,” by Mr. Y. P. Byrne, of New in a spirited rtyle ‘by the young or from the histories of the great- y heroes more—much more—of lustre was added to thelr records iban by their bloodrtained warriors. The neces- sity of genius in all departments of art and acieace, and the failure of more talent to compere with It, were ably shown. Enthusiasm he deemed to be the de fideratum of a titerary genius, fospired by the natural; spcntaneous [eltngs of the cccasion Genias placed itrelt before the se, and commanded the age to follow, and the age would follow; but talent endeavored only ta plowse the pageing taste’ of the age. In conciusien, he said— “Who shal! say that when the Powers of id World shall of her tyranny, may Bot arise, who, by. the power of his gentus, shall rake America of grandeur such as that #he sbal! rule the world by the genius of her people not less than by the power of her arms. jon” was the subject of the closing dis- . &. Hargour, of New York. To the phi losopby , improvements, eloquence, beauty and refinement of man in lierature, and to the proerese of the manners and customs of nations, he arcribed genius as the agent. He illustrated at some length the idea that successful men of genius hare or been men of one iJea, men of fized- pers of purpore, and an iron wil! them ever on ward with an unwavering aim in a fixed direction [a conciusion, he delivered the valodictory, expressing tho sense of the graduates of their indebtednens to the inatita- tion in which they had received their education. He ex- Preesed not only thanks but gra'itute, and hoped thet the day was not far distant when St. Johu’s, the highest Ca- thoiic ecllege in the United States, should have a reputa tion ef which she was worthy, as fully equal to those now more widely known. In conclusion, he enid—‘‘And now, ind fathers und tenerous friende, "with apprectation for your services, with acknowledgments for your kindners, ith thanks for the friendahip you have shown us, we e bid you ail farewell.”” ‘The acdresees were well commitied, ard that of Mr. Byrne delivered with creditable precision, gesture, and due attention to emphasis. All three of the’ young gentle ‘men were received with flattering demons:rations of ap- Rev. Wm. P. Morrogh, D. D., delivered the address to the graduates. He — ‘thank them for the ere which they had forded the vast audience ou am half he spoke, but tbat upon him devolved the graver A4 of delivering to them a parting aldreas oa the oovasion of their separation from their Alma Mater. & fellow graduate with themeeives be took greater pleasure jo this. He exhorted them to repay the duty which they owed to their Alma Mater and themselves, and to have ever in- eribed op their barver the motto, “Love of truth, order and country.” Should they forget there dutier, and dis- benor themselves, the rame floger of scorn which would de pointed to them would lead their Alma Mater to disown them and declare that they bad drank at fountaias other than theirs, Let them not remember the inetruciious which they bad received merely ax 4 remembrance, bat ag an active, ennoblirg, vivifying inflaence, to be constant. ly a guice for the present. Let them hold fast to these prizelples, and when in future times they should return to thie spot no dark clouds would press upon them, but that city above, whore walle were jasper and whose gates were early ‘would still be plain before them, exhi>iing and cheering them on to the bright future [p concisaion be *aid, let them remember as they came forward to receive their cegrees, what the State and their country demanded of them, what their Alma Mater expected of them, and that their brothers were awaiting with joy lo reoeive them into their ranks, expecting freah laareis to be placed on the brow of their Alma Mater by their banda. CONPERSING OF DEGRESS. Tre degree of Master of Arts was then conferred on the following gentlem Petor A. Bargou Joseph Woods, N.Y. Degree conferred fier a John R Haseard, N.Y kecond year's study in John ¥. Power, N.Y college of the bigher Denis J O'Donovan N ¥ broches of philosophy. MT. MeMahon, Bait ,N. Y. ArthurG Francis, Wil, Del. William McNally, N'Y. Thomas Killeen, N. Y. James L. Conron, N.Y. The degree of Bachelor of Arts was then conferred on the foilow ing students — George F. Byrne, Middle John M. Fizpatrick, Blens- town Point, N. J ington, Ireland. Frederick ign. Christie, Cas- Cbrtstopher A. Farrell, New tleber, Irelant The dégroe of A. B owen sine cxarerves on Henry Bran, of Jersey Ohy, student of the college of St, Francia Xavier, New York ey, N. ¥. ‘The liet of premiums and distinctions, ror reveral honérea, was then read, apd sa tho young geauemen sdvanoed for their premiums they revolved them. gra ciourly from the bande of the Archbishop, To pabish tho whole hat would oocnpy too mach apace, bat 1t may with Provriety be stated thal Rishard Merrick took nine pre mtrane, J. A. Guraiuze took eight, Thomas Gibney seven, 4 Wiliam and John Sheridan tix each. As the students | advanced «@ receive their prizes they wore warmly ap- peaved by thelr friends. At the conclusion of this bragch 11 tae exerci Archbishop Accims advanced to the front of she plat- form and aid -— My Dain Youre Permvne—You have just very succor. fully, and fahbfully accomplished your collegiate career. Some of your companions bave terminated to-day not In- deed the auiiee of study but the carrioclam of preparation in this jearned institution, Your time will arrive, You oilers whore great object Is as they ret out on their journey to reach lie termination, however distant it may be from the starting point. And fo yeu are prepared not to faint by the way, bat to reach the goal to whic your ewer companions have to-day obtained, the meant! mn bowever, 1 know you so well as to be satieied tbat without being very weary you bare still objection t a little respite and rest by the way. The traveller himself does not ¢ Op for ® moment the end of the journey, becanse he pauses to reinvigorate bis strengia; and so it is that you to-day, baving ended the labors of stady through which you bave been surrounded with every bieesing of health ‘and happitess among yourtelres, bave now a respite an til the early part of September. I know yon love study too well to neglect your duties through so long a period (inugbter), still the everinsting beil ‘and the termination of our recreations will not distarh yon #0 often: you have Weard to day genius epoken of as the Dighest attribute of the cman tutellect, and you se well as this 'arge and reepectable audieece must bave been sirnck wit Section bat thet same genius whose panegyri¢ was wo eloquently pronounced, not passed by the orators without notice that #be bad shown favors to them. Aud you will be to the name distinction when the time ben, #ithout soy panegyric, yon aro that od liberally to you—« genius cultivated be here, by education, refinement, improvement and sequisition of knowledge in every depariment of relence that can prepare you for distinction and render you bonorable and respected citizens of this great republic There i# one ad Jitioval satixfaction which I must pot withbold from you, an it is thie: that your frien te around you, and the lenned and devoid fathers who bave been your teacher®, mret enjoy ae from your rource, the consolation ‘nthe confiience that whilat you have given attention to the preparations for this oora. inn, you have not, at the same time, neg cted the oppor tunities that went before it. Ard this satisfaction, gentle ment, in @ great copdfence in the etvantages which you enjor dge to you of the wutivipations of your fe ‘no time or money baa been in your eduention. Ite the confidence that the very ¢ us, the very atmorpbere of tho college, will operate as todiows year, wishing you all ° your retern ‘to your domestic lie, ander the foofe which you quit in order to bring back stores of Knowledge: wiebing you all there plearurer rome own feolings and Me feelings of your friends, thre you will bave no objection if we should stir our limbs a litie in the fresh air, (Laughter) The Arch bi bep then retired amid thunders of applause, and the audience 4 for their homes, well with the oce eo iugr of ibe day. ta inert pleasing, id to the atudente creditable feature of the day's exerciees, was the choruses. Their accord with the inet music, the accuracy of the rendition and the many fine voloes, gave an effect whch | § mely it, and refie credit on Professor Welsmuller. Our is indebted to Fuabars Franct aud Moy Jan jor kine mttentions, MABITIME INTELLIGENCE, ALMANO FOR NEW VORK—THIB DAY. 4 42| moow mises... mes Waaee eve 334 Port of New ¥. York, July 15, 1809. CLEARED. qbicamship Constitution (Bel, Pougin, Autwery—A Bel iercimebip Southerner, Murray, Charleston—Spofford, Ti penne Roanoke, Bkinrer, Portemouth, 4o—Ludiam & Hemisphere, Taylor. New Orleans—N # Brigbara. Bak Mery Hie, Maldman, Mainga~J W Klwell & Oo. Brig JB Lovett Byrnes, 8t Johos—I eS Braine Brig iu Waveneld ‘Olivers ath Walsh, 7 Bohr May Q (Br), Talbot, Berm Maen eon! a Friib chr Neyuuuve Bride, Gillett, Bavanuab—Melready, Mot & Sobr Worth, alien Wilmiagton—Metievady, Bott id Kehr Alice. Fo -ell, Leet a! Sehr Whirlwind, Chase, Ale xandriae Wordeatl & ‘Rohioaon. Behr ship Corpenier, Burrows, Philadelyhia—Jes ‘Aand & fovr A Sawyer. Huston, Calais, Sebr Jas Tawrencey Allon, Bosion—0 ion & Soregue 4 Bloop Fxce!, Cobb, ce) U Rdvwarde, noob Peerais Re herd, New Haven—J 8 Edwards, Ri Steamer jackson, Bieamer Georges Oreek, Gager. Haliimore, m een of the fouth, ites), ¢ oie Sage 24, at mid. being Steamahip Qu Birt, wily mdve aod passengers, to © h experience’ eone'ant head winds from X See aP cl sen ions alinas on the tits Jaly, ana lott ow the ‘ath at 8 AM. | From the 12th experienoed thick fog a8 caimna until the 1th, ‘when we spoke the Am ship Plutarch, beund to New York. "Saw no ive thip Anna Tange (Brem) Raschen, Bremen, June 11. in balieat, with 494 passengers, oH Koop. Had a pilot on board ‘Wilaon, Vera Cruz, June 2’, with svecte, skins. rae Bros, lath inet lat '88 $6, lon 74 2), spoke henee for Vera Cruz. (Br), ae fe, Mayages, PR, 12 days, with sugar and to Ham! Hark, lien re ter, arene, June 29, with bag hides, (&s, to Maitiann, Pheips 4Co Teret an Am herm brig aod reNooner, bousd in. July 1, Ist 29, Jou74 40. sooks chr Joreph mt tag Of New Lenton; July. 1S lat $308 Jon = saw one of a or Charieston sieamers, bound S Wilh pome verse! in tor Brig DB Doane (of Brewer Me) Warren, Neuvitas, Juno 36 wiih meer Ae to RP Buck & rd rd (Br), of windsor, ‘Allen, Windsor, 13 days, Brig with, a er. io D 8 Dewol Fish tou), Heard, Gonatves, July 1, with logerdod tof Hableht B Oo. of Bate Woodbine, Allen, Bay Port, Florida, 18 days, with ce dar, 1» MoCready, Mott & Co. 7th ins, off Hatteras, spoke eonr seine. pemees me Charleston. Behr Tey! ia. 14 days Sehr Wi tcgien. Corte bei hort for Balen. Reve HM Donton; Love, Kastport§ days. Behr FI King, Calais. 10 days Behr mY Farabow, Franklin, 10 days. BSebr Ya. Verrill, Roskland. Rehr RB Neon, Ri Behr Medoi i Rotiklend bi Rook and Bey BG B Bibr Margaret, Pendleton “Meet 10 days. Bek Rivay 14 Williams from wreck of ship New Hamp- F spire, sbeee at ‘Long Branch. spose «slide. with mdse from wreck of ship §amuel Willets asbore near quan. Bloop Comet, cere Port Ewen for New Haven. ‘Steemer Boston, Bellew. Philade!phia. Steamer Oprav, Kinney. idenes, Steamer Decatur, Geer, Norwich. BELOW. a Hermine (Brent), from Bremen May 30, with paswsen wane Cordelia, Bishop, from Liverpoo!—By pilot boat A B Ship American Congress, Mather, from Londen. xin Carver, 48 daye trom Cronsiadt—By pilot boat SAILAD. ips Routherner, Chariestoo; Roanoke, Norfolk; * bags mag GAibert, Fon NB; 8: barks Zephyr, Gibraivar; Jane Daggett, Glasgow; and Wind South. Hersid Marine Correspondence, PHI ADELPHIA Joly 16—Arr bark Usk, Ryder Boston: briga ge Watson, NYork; Volant, Coombs, Ne « Phage 4 Savanna la Mar: aoe tee, ar ae H Laurens. Cla P Biting ester, ee Benes J Tretan jee hms Bascom, os epee: & rs, Enon, ambi Helen Mar. ‘Tooker, Fort eon Wes P Corbitt Fair fashin rion, Yorersct, Bex nj Bawan Orlean, Chas Miller, ‘Coon! yr apeley, ary port; Phittipaensitn, Pi Pine Isiand; Je ing; Helen Mar. Tooker. and Washiogton - dence; Wm P Corbitt Ross, Pairbaven: tar Lizrie Taylor. Tay- &_B Bascomb, Hand, Sa'em; Snaan ‘lark, Port anes \Hlenry Laurens 9 jateh, Bangor, Jcbn Compton, Sharp, Sarr G avious!; intr GOSPORT. pre yas iy repented. ashore nome ee ee Ty, ia workit g out of her bed, and the prospects are fn rorenle fe neling her aad ‘a cteam bony ‘was sent last evening to ie estan 1% i wh, from ered ain uente uamdoetn ann, jane 1. by Cant 4 reported a ater and bilged, while fou art on rocks, sir abt adh oh, and arrat Havana 31 inst’ Sho was under repair on Barx Ligntroot, wreeked on the om the rovage from Manila for San Francisco, was assbe lay tor $175. Bric Me. ty *taKk—Bhip Eastern Henry, at Liverpoo from St John, NB. reporta that on the Wn Jue ae apoie the me ae from Boston for Melbourne. dismasted we wae at the time ranping for Core under jaye supplied her wih provigobe a od cooking ulensils, cabin compievely washed ont, cook —h-— 9 pone. or with {he forecastle, abd nil the moveablon from the deck. The eap tain ataied they had lost all their clothing, chronometer, charts, books, all bis nantical instramenta, ac. OGNARD, Of Foor F J ‘York, Jacusozville, om ihe right of the Sih inst, IN Mton 33, rier ced & heavy durieg a which ioat's portion Brace joad of iosater, Boat, epi and other Notice to Mariners. Capt John C Hoyt, Agent of Underwriters at fan Praciciaoo, received the ring letter in Aaswer to « request for infor: Elation concerning the several roske seen ‘Unirep States by “i 4k. ee At Providence from a Ace Dean Sin—Yonrs of the Ibn instant, sana or a descr pion of cqrain dangerous roche ta thie bay snd he viciaity, 1 1n reply, I wonld state that Bioweom Rock lies about « mile from Alcatraz Iniand. and * direction of Ye ba Suna Imad, with but five feet of water on itat mean low water One bandre¢ and sixty yarpa to ths eastward of Rincon Point there ia an rock, with but eight feet. Invincible about half a mile to the southward an: thers. rear the enirence of San Pablo Boy. of water 0a |’. All the above named rv Ing Dut A smail painted surface, avd could, I should think. be removed by biastiog ard at a teifing cost,” Commilssion Kock jein Napa Stile, pear the Navy Yerd, ‘This rock barely Joweat eprn eee Cae Respect inlly, J win ‘ours tie N low waler, its enrface. however, is some | chr Masonic, Perry. do do, lag np port York $ days; Ediaburg, Bartlet York S days: Ke tt, ger nw seckion; echrs Si Law sepce 2b. wie ord Riizabetb it ton, NC, via Bermuda (ava eld Zlet for Ranta Martha); # ‘WH Tiwomd, Manning, Guadato wES Commander 0 8 Ny y Jonn © Hort, Bog, agen: of Underwriers, 4¢, 20, Bon Fravciseo Caples Hoyt and CO H Paldwip heave been appoluiet to pro enre eng rest « memorial to be forwarded to the Seeretary of the above rocha. Whalemen. Hid from New Bedford 12, bark Cornelia Indian Ocean, $'4 bie. bark sary & tu Jian new. a0! 5 ions), Stewart, Pa cifle Ocean Bid omy! ian Osean are ot 60 15%, whip ooukontan. from Holmes’ Hole, to ft cit ian, ‘he eral, Cash. Pacific Cowan, bark Bwif., Bari, do fo, nhig Kmerald, Pierre, Pacite Ove At Gecrrant= Ser Feb 5, Pacific, Sherman, NB, ¥0 bbie Mr David # Rdwarda); lraco, 24, off wt, Got enae ih, NY, 1300 bi 8. 5°) do do, om a eras Rite ariand ri senin 2bih for Cnevinn tenn At nen June 10, Morning Light, NIB, $2) #h 12) sp aed 6X0) Apa! 3, Viestain, HB, 20) ep all told, bound on 8 At sea March 2 Wt 48, low ‘ios 99 w, J) Nan, WB, 96 since last reper. On the 28th, suruce two * Lu bat Jaa them, together whh a’ whaling fut Som ances, 13 At Talenbuano May 18, Valparaiso, NB, Inat reporied, wang May 18, ott ae » rend for nen. Ar? at Honolulo April %, Julian, Cleveland, NB, from La nf. man, Sion, from do (arr of the port Fath. Adsiagn, Lawrence, trom Lanainn. 6) 9 (ar of And valied for Cebotek): May i, Mary, Ann. ill Silzer Clend, Sree ireradall, do, from Hite same day for Qcbotek), ‘ahh, Kharon Mion, rom ES M) sp, (put in for potatees and sailed same day for Dartmouth, Benth, NB. for Koriak; 1th 2a Bavieator, Fisher. own [or aa arciic, bh, Jan Andrews, ble ott for Kod a Andrews NB. io obarge of Ist ofioer, ‘al “ ee NB, Koti if 1 Tah, WL, Podink, 10) ep. 80 = int,’ M’clenwe NI. 02) #0. (no wae y 12, Phowotx, Hine’ no date, General Soot, mn Papta fe ott, Obie Maker, © bie, Of and on A, Splevcid, Reith Kagariown, Tousen, altoid, 71h spe fim, m Darigouth ia) do a3; loth, Thos B, 09 off; Seb, Worniag aoe. Norwn, do, "Vaih Adaatis. Wrer, Ned Atianwie, NB, Tovep, lam erase; Ohio, NB, Daggett, FH. hing, in all 899 bb " , Ontharine, Hull, Nis 120 ap 400 wh —Wonld reoruit for smother season nae! (ibs, Btetson, FH, Ginda, Pant ao *p; On 1a, Weniport, out Nn Hen) comming, Jenkins, Dartmouth, 180 ap sing ba Payte, 890 al! tol At Tombex no date, Mermaid, Wemport, oil not mated Hower, "A. Manritiye April 10, Cav#ler, Hoorne, Ni, bound on a eruise. put Mor ret tn, Famuel Robertaon, Babso vk, FEL, put in ah medical advice Heare from ro date, ae. en 1p bb)s aimee Capt I.) Reen—July 6, iat 99 40, Jon 67, x light whaling bark, siner Spomen, Ac. A bark propeller, ateeriog B. with a white stripe around her pmoke pipe, WAR paased July 5, Int 8 48, on 27 Bip Lydia (of Charleston), from Rotterdam for York June a of Holman'a Uigaihrnse Bierra Nevada. Pe a ancisen, J ip Planier iverpool, July 4, lat 390 4 = Wp John Ravenal, of and from Charleston lor Liverpool, 4 aperous, dav X ton 38.18 tom €8 J Carver, itom Maiatras for Seareport, July 1 Int 4 16, Jom 09 80, hy tare, Lawrence, NA. bad tam ed her . trom Boston June 16 for 3 10, Jon 44 . from Mobile for rile cx Cavea, Juve 18-1 port echrs Bema V. Cook, from une Blot, Wood. trom do po ane Ar Inaor, dead gnne 1—In honeer, Mon’ PY pd for Cowes Sian K Howell, Kafiva, aod dol sn sed for Hampton y Crees | applewn, . er oll; is $1 098d for Chines Me ico. for sale; bad mad~ 9 charter wi pe zotatiouhe to lene Ruano, owaieh afterwards wae item Chioehna May 6 bark Hoatagion, Baldwin, United Caipens, avout May 2)-In port Dr shipe Busse.) Eilioo, rea-ury, Washiegton, in relatiin to the removal ot the | | eee Se oe, wailing or¢ers; 30th, Reo wood, thea, Gay, news Clay, apites for Sin, Piise, at bay ae RLY. ip = Fyn Naisd rr from. caltmbin at Premen: 29h. Blucher. Aen at do Merwin, at at Helvoet, adolphine, at Deal; Creat of the Wave, frown sors Ber ship Unie more: Ww eeks, Blenthers: mon, Fiankstank Rivers dey don <sebra intr. Philadelphin erp Times: barks Orlando, Zidon, be O m1), ba tee) Crowell, N York oeire Paw Everett, EP Lewin son, Smith. do: at quarapilae sién Kin pa vie Key Weat. the oy id wentward ¢f the Bro | Hull. Sid shi Bihan Ph (from Cardenas), Austere, Stevens, from Bel\s innd PFORFOLK, July 12— Sad t+ 9 Jame dance for Rowdont. lain, and Golten Kage, Keiser. do from below, GP Ran, Ibn With Charles Lever’ “neerone DUNN, Moore for Bosion soon, Florence Nightingule sles, for do. Loxarvas, July 1—In port belg HC Becoks, Driak», for 8. oxy Bavana, July $—In port, rigtga forecast ea Sprague for! imu Romethy Oo ephe ae ete ee te te ee, eftla. pkg ‘a Da iin sth yy ‘Taglor, hia Honda, to load molasses for Porland; scar RL BW Foater, who died 6th inst, wig. Goivg in 10th. Expess, Ross. from NYori Saceen June 2%—In port sehr Leo (not Bea), for Boston 10> Manita, April 16—In port sbip Fagle, of New York, veel w ver inadvertently onpied trom Wen Premcing’ poe > rari spe im ar a oa i Toston) MANRANILLA, June 4—Arr Brem bree Florence, Piekstt, pe. omg o oh bask seemed Mason, Hambi rom WavAGUEe, about July 2-Sid ashy Amelia, Batley, of and for Newburyport. Maracaino, June 2—To for NYork, Ct rma, brig Paulas, La bark Ooier, riety Sh, foston. et barks Clara R Sati wtta! art bares O ait Beamdstia/ from Carneos for BY wegdph oe. a icsiee palestine, Smeal). for for do 4; B Cook, Leighion, Pictou, July $—Cld brtg Meteor, Anderson, Phil URREG, July 6 Arr shipe Oeruaiic. Sialker, ork: Tith, 10 Ohi aJberta, Cameron, N York. Sr Chase. Dorey, from: Couthony, Sxvvitas; Juve 25—Tr s b hase Liver pool; bark owas. June %--"n port bark, Waa town, arr ‘9D. for Arecibo. briga uayra, arr loth; ik Ware, King, from Taf, from Demarara, Jere: plant, Barnett, from Trina arr 2416," or Taco lth steamer Antiogiia, Manday. Witntng- hee Champion, Gaskill, Martinique (and ald 20th for St-Joums, Pts, (and sid 230 for Any, a cnn aldt 26:h for” Seandeiin, Mara- ton, Forester, “Baca, July 1—Arr hark, MO Portar. Porter, Barina, kuepiic July Sid berk Serie, Cole, 8 York.” Sr Jonn. NR, uy 0 Arr, ships Alarm, Matthews, NYork; Berold, ¢ Crowell, Philadelphia; Meridian Grow at par Ohare, vost, N York 0th sh for, do;, th, bark, Sarah Ts Bryant. Jones, Eaion, NYork: 14h. ships United Statrs, Bonne, ‘aed he f the Wave, Todd Polar Star, Boston, Old sib, ipa Bah Biained tinh ‘Tdpe. Penarth Rotts’ , James Brown. ens Grivoxby. 11h, ‘chr eae Fale rales, i F ANDREWS JD arks Helicon, Cole, Hulk; 34, Al. Oe sae Briel Goel ship 1 yar oh TEP EN ry rr love} int, N York; gone Sete nen. MaGrego pip VatraRsiso, Moy 23—Sid bark Kmtiy Banning, Manly, San i Freneieco. Arratdo Cayes): 24th, brig Liien, Sumer. Bay bt TorksIslance) Sid 24th bark Olara 8 Sut eaibo (tee Maracaibo), 2508, brig Toulsa 1 At do Sist, bark Con-ant, Gray, for Calleo; and olkers. a (Pex Steawsnte ARAGO—ADDITIONAL } - Axcenah, Jum 3 2~ald se ney Ba endereon, Shlekie Bid Tin Rea Brecre rors, ne ney § ‘th, ‘Arr al the Fill sith, Kearssreé, Derive, Rt George 8B, anc ™ ‘Ross, 83 RONSTADY, Jnne Z—Sid Rialto, Chase Bristot mnzxoom, June 27—8id Frances Klien, Temple, ‘Teign- Farwourn, June 25 Arr Robin Food, Beara, akyab, ‘ ob tne do "doh, Barnonc, Bullerdick, from Wikwingtia NC, | Livemrool, June %0—In the river outward bound, Leneo- it ‘Salies"ind Boepeia uae Re Went ni “inne WON Stella Matia, from’ New York for- Nrwront, June %—Arr Kentuckian, Merryman, Havre. Papane, ‘Mareh arr Cossack, . Boston (wad aicy nore). une 27—8Id Julia Cobb. Ross, London; 23h, “Jones (irom Rangoon), Liverpool rch 27— Arr Rylohide, Btevers, Calontt . Suve 27—Are Chevalier, Woodbury, Londct Binoaronn, Way 10-814 Burf, Porter, Ampansm. ts Sreseniy Awenioa at HaltraxTeuronarnic ms juve 22, Gerhard, B to at Hamburg: 19h, Kate ® of Belily, Yor, Helvoct: Kordsjrmee. i at Conenbaen, 3h," Donau, 3 sola, at Barre; Tely 1, oes ahd Revere, u A Hearn, rr from, coe et "2, Bir Lense Newton, off Scilly; ngowan, at Peotiand Fri jolly Sark, At Qoeenstow: Gibraltar, ib, from Charleston June 29 Wm Perrie, at Deal; 30th, NOrleans Jone 29, A @ Adams, at Bordeaux; C grat Bem BROT Pare at at Ki fieen, ot wade. at fimore Jinn="l3, Clarence, at . at do. Arr fr eeEE SI Die ei ort York Jone 26 MB Harriman. from Rochell: Bristol: ‘o, Tremont. from Bordeans: 2b, Dieos, Diira’ With, Carlo Alberta. frow Genos: Geone: Saly 1, Ba mion, and Heary Ciny, from Deal; 24, sleamer Dee, from Sid for Boston June 27, Urania, from Boréesux. Flome Ports. r] ALEXANDRIA, Suly WS—are echt Prowens, NYork, July dare steamer Wan Jeokias. Ui Ne AvarRAD! onme id, ‘ood brees= rblvs Wim sp fe P # mgntan, Mane); brign Themtt, avsttw nly 1e—Are’ abi, Awnapaile, at ye Charnes Cotnie Becaaee, ieee t . Raoo, Ma: a Quarkn ine, Kertch Crmet, Brown’ ship Adiar (red), Bremen, ei "0 Mattbe wa, arp; Routherner Peliows, NYork weet Wind, Maru de Stetson. Hi Ly Mowell, Smal, do: Ses yecan) amore 22s urtise, Nickerson, N¥ork; sloop Sid aches BN Hawkins, Griftn, < You 120-—Arr sebrs aun € Susan, Myers, N York Albert } Np Kabel, Rolling: Tw the eine. ‘bark Chance, (Br), MeCaer Aurelis (Sonn). Aovenguy ira Von's chin Oropper & Brother, a Horde: ‘ail River : 2—Arrand anchored below, bars | Fork. fale tre ‘Arr schre Francis Kimore, Jarvia, irigbira vn, Port Ewen; sluops Mary Dallas, William 8 Mount, Wheeler, Rowdvats tame asae k Bit Rockingham, Tal- Son. Wrigblingin, std. BAW Moree, ibe Pitadlphn 14ib, Richard Borden, Arnokl, do (or | GARDINER, July § Arr sehen Alexander, New Yor: ihe ig id Sth, sebre iichar WEoek ’ 13-8ie bark Delphos, Cushnsa SER. Yon Are orig J B George. Atwill, Aspia-y ; sf hh] t H la > t KEY WEBT, a), with sickness Tad ibe veseel wontd sult on the Teh mba a ion Baltimore, Herrison Jones, + pa. San 4 Ven do: sth, Bric Rovern r. Witema M Yorke Mahlon Keotin Godfrey, an tee, et i rons ate Jacksonville, Hd Wb, Woostbine Alien, do. ‘yay Jo Arr steamehip Phitadedpni lana: Ardennes, Marsh, do. below. Vimer. trom’ Rorklaad, Me, sche Mary, (80), 1 Ne nies Nepiune, ‘Snell, Liver. pabsnncck, Dione and Revecca and Rook 5 . Banton; Frank, Bureber, Prineeton, aud bark \ inet; Md inat Stipe he York: York. nr. NEW Hl Arr achrs Angusta, Perry, and Ber} ‘York: Sarah a: dant ite, , Payal: as Neila Bahimore: Harvest, Lag rence, 3 ’ RT. July 13-—Arr xobr HW Morse, ‘Taun- ton for Phisdeiphis. sloop a'harine Marin, Prov. * ret Gardner, Parker, and Viet gins PORTLAND Jy) wit OH mark 08 Haminon, Heard, oezae ET hs 7 Wilson, N York. y \S—Are sebra Com Tucker, Faller, Yow Ricbiwnnd rcelan, Wantbowe, Pht FROVIDEROS, Joly is—arr swamer Curlew. Wiliams, © Yorn ship Marz Wammend. “cleos. ; votre IF rd. Nie’ rip te ringing, y+ nade pa. sobre Goren Bird, ‘at Baitamore:47 Wil, Rich, Bappahanecek: Soph ABS, Sue, Philadelphia dior tard Srart, Allen de (or File. Lane, and H Franter, Allen en. 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