The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1857, Page 8

—-- MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. werent ‘The resolution directing the ferry Company to run their ‘boats from the foot of Twenty-third street to Greenpoint as ‘often ae they ere rea from the foot of Tenth strect, was teken op. alderman Sramus opposed the resolution. He said the sempany were losing money a} present, and could not af- Gerd to norease the number of tripe. Akerman FuiMER favored the resolutioa, and stated bat bebad bad personal experience of We wantof the accommodation. Alterman Aclams stated the grisvances of the So veuth ward where ibey had no ferry accommodation, ‘ough they had ten times the travel in that ward that was tn Twent, -tbird street; all bo assed wee ihe samp ao Semmodarion for (ho Seventh ward as was claimed for ihe aes town wWeras; there wore from tw to Ofieen bundred ed cally over to te Brooklyn Navy Verd, aod yer there vax no ferry for them in the Sevewth ward; be Donrequence was { at many of them bad (r-quenily wo go ever in smail dante, He rbonght (ne Seveuth ward was eanitled to ferry socnmu odatioa. Aloerman Ooct1rs spoke taice in favor of the resola- aon ana of the nevestiiy of the Lecressed nom ver of trl, Alderman ~Teexs moved (o refer tho matter to the Com tuimee op Ferris, which was lost Alter some fur bor debate A derman Daaxw paid be was woaried wiih this forry passage, they baa been an hour toda ba'fon the ola dost and bat ot got ashore yet. [langhter.) He» moved the prevtoas question. ‘Alocrmso STREKY ayaiv rove to speal, when Alderman Bea y or jected t his speaking as he bad already spoken feor Umrs Alderman Seas contended that he bad not spoken to @e amepement The prev.our question was then put and carried.’ Alserman Tr vo leftthe chair, which was taken by Alderman Jacks+a Alderman £1 mE%: Alderman Jack and raid that the q on of tho original re carried terman to take bis seat, »1 hefore the Board wes the atop tution, which was then pat and Alcerman Fixsry swoved that when the Board adjourn, they adjourn \. meet on Friday next. Aljerman Dr.ke moved as an amendment that they adjourn to the iirat Monday of September, which was PAY OF TRE OLD FOLIC Tee resolution authorizing the pay of the old police up to the time they w: ispanded by the Mayor, and which was lost at the last meeung for wart o @ ccustitational vote, was called up and adopted by a vote of 14 to 5, THE FORT GANHEY OORT PROPERTY The report of the Special Commi tee rewtive to the pur. ehase of the Fort Gansevvort proverty, (ihe substance of @bion has bera already pub ished) was callyt from the ‘ad.© on motion of Al erman steers The report conciad # with a rero'ution authorizing the purchase of the property Ser the sum of $45,000, aod that the Comptrolier be di Fected to iaeue bouce ip ‘waticipation of the civ reveaue Alderman Ti ckER opoceed the adoption of tho report, And said that by the 534 section of tho cuarier ibe cliy were probibiied fron ies ulpg Woods in apilc!p tion of city feverve vnlees by a special «tof the Legislature. Hie auoved that the subjent be postponed uni! after the decis wa of the Court of Appeals on the iegelity of the ale 0” she property by the Commussiouers of the sinkiag fund in 1802. if the etty would purchase Aldermen Bayta said that uek this property and give a goo! title to it, he wi Worized © way bat be could mame a man who would Ahem $1(0,( 00 for their bargain Alderman Bucyt was 0 ypoyed to the buying of ports, for the reason that he believed that t ready owned it; and he bad vo doubt the © mal 80 decide it. He seconded the mo. wut | pone the waiter. Lost alderman OwaNs moved that tt be postponx! until the Pret Moudsy in September, end made a opeotal order for that mectirg Lost Aldermen Buunt moved that the whole sabject be lala oe the wdc Lost. Akiormad BicyT moved to strike oat the sam $393,000, and insert $160,000. Loxt, Fer ding toe disoussion # movlon was made to adjourn, wuich ag lost, Siderman Cortrer moved ths previous question. Alderman Tockar moved to lay that ‘mose on « ‘natadle, which was lomt apa ee ation wae thon pvt and carrie’. The re- tiow of the cor: “wittee for ihe pu chase of prope: "y was then carried :— ea arn, |, Corein, Beal, eoffoire, Adams, Bants, grid, Puce, MConbell, Momoghan, Falmer, boulter, genes Tucker, JecGeum, Blunt, MoVoukey, COMET NTS TON FROM IPE kAyU! WITH LETTER FROM ¥ITe PogT MASH TH GENFRAL RESPECTING 4 NEW YORK POST OFFICR. The following communicat!. p was shen presented =The reading war surpondod and tt was ordered tu be printec Mayon s Ornics, Nev Yorx, August 3, 1857. To tH Hosur nis the Commox Cocxcit j— Gm Lank. -( trensalt oe 0! correspondesse with the Prstmartor wouoral, in parmance of a resvlation of he Common Counci! ia May leat FESNANDO WOOD Mayor. Mavon’s Orview, New Youk, May 29, 1857 Am—I have the bonor to enorose & copy of @ joint reso Jution, passed by ihe Common Sounci! cf thie city, on a wedpct of impor tanc: to the gemoral govornment as well mw the people of Now York. ‘Wwhoot any ‘nforme on as to the intentions or wishes of ihe Fresiaent or of the Post cifice Devertment, on the wadject, | shali be bappy Wo hear from you at your conve Miance io relation therclo With reapec!, yoar obedient servent, FER 1ANDO WOOD, Savor Hon. A. V. Baown, Postirastor Gancral, Washiag: a c Pom Once Ueramiemet, Jaly 17, 2857 fo Bis Hiovon “Wt WAvor oy THR ity oF New Yous '— ‘Sm—I bao tbe Ronor duly to roselve your comuunice- don of tbe 20.b May, enclosing a resolation of the Uouacia on the subject of « Post office for the city uf New ) rt ip consiveration of my official eagegemerts, aud of th fevubles exiting since that tims i your cay jo "eemaent, Cthowgat {2 vest nov io roapoud until @ wore muss«) ot won, at an early day, it was tled rut of paley i reiston "to the Nom Houses, Pag fives, st, ne @ commence my pune wk of tho kind oe & fale which the amcust appropriaied — by and as it was orttent aoa my ¢ ees would pot complet: Of $500 006 pe for (hone purpor ho furiher action on thee the wabject, thet it Gunvey, without chargs, « pi hor public groutds OF parks, the erat on quie sefficient, net oaly to Tarnint & with & magnificent fom Uilce, bat also with oot c fed: ral court rooms and offices ta the same & Were ihe dulicing of tae Post ofixe mow abs the subject again referred to Coagrese, it cao har expecto! iba agrant Of more ibaa amouni could be obiained; and if ga appropriation o° be doable the presous | millioa should he ootaiaed, the talf of ft would be «pont. ed ip the purchase of a ni from come lwdivic ual pt (se present aun wat to be capeated end ihe ox veatonoe of ber prone mive wo advan age to tho sity iu doubiians, wep a quite a9 aay Waingeo 26 ~ Vulted datee, co pe harm would be toe ts putinéfal, bowever, that the city wutao “tis au |t ecvivabie to mrrender aay por Cpu GT ub7* se part for ue exercise aud reer: er peopit, even for tae svnvevicace of & Pant cise ani Dirwict Quart fioure; and i: tae) 90 determine, I cxanot @xcap» the neces! y of svandouing the projec: aud rea xy the rue wubject back 10 Congrome £ ©™% Tr me to suggest whetner the city bas any opem growuiis which eve oxght wo apare (at tne pron somtemiaied; but it aeons tw me Uhat the 2a hen Mmipie Sed oH the oreetion propred buat inge, ell then be to email io ner. one of the parpwos orginally {utendod, aad that, ere:re, the remaiacor of | ar i migat be approprinied to supply a great waal of y cuy—e conremont Post offic 11 pew Oly ReCRaRry to COSAFTE thet eued a bai! tine visiow |r the Distrios Court, i@ pra tioally 4 Staves, but for the ase, comfort aud of New York. npediemt to convey to the !'c.tod he Park, soot @ alte should D6 selected tue peop! ofce ae wunld barmoase with tae bulidiags WOME AF oo Chy eathorives. I must beg of you fir. au o' tbe Olt) Cou ote, to anderstand dietinory that te ugerriom here nate have not beew prompted hy a gerdid vesire drive & gow t bargain for uhe United Staiss, bat solely a aif ding « revty moans of reieving the de partment | be srrarern im wdeg ve Proprintion. and af enaniing 't to furnish with the preseat Means, aut without loss of ume,e buvlding for a Poss Ofiice aud tue Uulved Svaies cousis woruy of your great mor to be. very ¥. Tiare ree wn) communiontion was rove the Inw rowolating trot cleaning Tt was ‘aid on ead, and was ordered (0 be prinied. The Bowrd (Len adjourned, BOARD OF COUNCILMEN, THR STREKT CLEARING QUEETIUR, The Board met on We needay eveving purwoant to a4 journment, J. N. Phillips, the Prosident, preeding, After ihe minotee of ihe previous mecting wore read and approved, the special order of the evening was wn nounced by the Prosident, namely, the report of the Com smilie on Conference, to whom #as referred the eubject af Preparing pect cation for the perman: nt cleaning of tho ~- They recommend thet the epecitica ious which they rvgeont be appfored by the Oommon *nune'’, and the Qty lor pector @t once to advertiee for prop ale. We have y a Obedient al fGen 2ty Lae pector cat on matter of lable wituout being ovmmit too, he wae interrapted by Councilman Warner, wh) was derrour that the gentlemen who ertured & postpone ent of the epariat orcor til! to-night, slvald present their Bm: nd meow at that stage of the proceeding’ Mr. Oriawon rep'ted by eaying that if the 3S Board would mt © petition which he belt la hie head, tobe real Bt Let Lime, the gentioman world be satiated. axing yway The following pou ion was then read:— Ave. 6 1997. Po re Hox onsen one Th paition of Be wwderwost. 8 om @ bebail of ths property greet es oar renwal iy ato tm walioanes + . degtenue that eval Wrren gow yns ey 66 Made ag whl a! au Bes keep Breed: ines ty pubiiahod the Pp ciudations, aud itis | ope member of the Board had meiter was presented for their atjudication in an unfair wenuer. Mr Crawn called Mr Warner to order, but the Presi- dent de Jared the poin: not well taken. Mr. Waxknze did pot orject to a reference of the paper to ‘be commitee, but affi:med that it should have been rigned by rentua'ly referred ‘back to the Commities on Conference, and were made the ayecial order for Thursday evening. MR M'CATLLL DISCHARGED FROM ARREST, A member moved that Councilman M’Oabill be dis- cherged from arrest, whicn proposition was unanimously inp CONMUNICATION FROM THR MAYOR. ‘The meseege fom bis Honor the Ng ny relative to the new Post atiice (for which see report of the proseedings of the pap pin) Me was reosived and referred to the Com- mittee on ‘and Places. ng AND RESOLUTIONS. surben lows between 112t0 and T1dth at-eets and First ano Seoend avenues filled up. Re‘erred to the Commitiee on Pabire Health. The ReipeNT offered an ordinance to amend an ordi nes as t> sureties of estimarers bidding on contracts. He also offered a resolution directing the Coansel to the Corporation to mai tbe rights of the ci'y to lands Jeased to the Nursery and Ohi d’s Hospital. It was adopted. PAPERS FROM THE ALDERMEN A few upimportan: documents were received from the otber Board. The of the Sommitice on Police ia reiation to the rooms iately occupied by the Chief of the Mupicipal Police in ibe basement of the City Hall, and as- ‘ign ing sad rooms to the use of the Superiotendent of Re- paire and Supplies, was referred to the C»mmiitee on Re- pairs of this 4 ENGIND COMPANIES 8IX AND FORTY-ONR. A oommut iesiion from the Boa d of Aldermen relative to the compiiat of the Fire Commissioners concerning Ea give be ea Nos. 6 and 41 was then aonouaced, pead- ing sic A MEMBER moved that the further reading of - paper be ci:nented with, which was violently op; Mr. Wanvam, who demanded that the whols or tno do comeptrhovld be read ~=He knew ty dn msjority were #0 anxious to suspend te reaali report, for it re flected on the official anion of Chief Eogineer todayy He wanted to Know if Harry Howard was the Mayor, the Board of Common Council, Chief Engineer of the Fire De pariment, and the Almighty? He was called to o der repeatedly for persisting tn ask- ing the reading of ihe paper. Mr. W4vxe sill persisted in demanding it asa -.. Mr Orranson boped that the rights of the minorit; would be respected, and that they would not be dictated ‘0 by men who discarded parliames tary rules. we motion to suspend the reading of paper was The Board of Aldermen recommenied that the report be referred back to the Commitee on the Fire Department. eevee ot this Board concar with the L. Mr, Wakwar amended, by suggesting ite reference to yr opus moti prevailed 0, . Ancmber —— ee were roferred to the” Commitiee of the Chic: roglctér Ho wud, ts me nee ‘why an exgine sireet, avd a track placed aoe, ulting with the Comptrolier, be ibe Deilding. ‘This was the sigual for Mr Waren making against Barry Howard. He was ly. and the Presideat was urged to malate aeehy of the Board ‘After coveideranle angry discussion, the mater was re- ferred to the Fir iment Comiuniitee. RUKDRLL MCRDAR AGALS. Mr. Wacon aeked for the adoction of resolution pre- sented by bim on Monday, arking offering of reward Yor the discovery of the murderer of tho late lar. of Harvey Burdeil sh ula be ‘minced. Mr. Wavon was convinced tbat the perpetrator of that decd bad already been tried. Mr Trasainra’d that while they were tho | mubyect, iney ofter rewards for the deteciion of the murderere of citizens «" our city Gartug te wet few mo cths. Mr Ortanson tal¢ tha «nen he propored to offer a re- ward for th Bu by all the resuction, Toe murderer ¢r murdere Reyer been caugh!, at inart not convicted. Ho was as sirenuour !o urging ite edopiion ae Mr. Waugh was desi | rows of be ging hie moon pare’ now, and be regretted bas be dic pt sustain bia (Mr Otarson) on that occasion. | Be sug ceria bat $25.0 pony gute bd Livomms thoogt: $1,000 was & proper ru ‘The mowon was lust tur ns constitatlonal vets, and ieiden tho table LEPTER PROM THE NEW COTY RAUL CONMTSSIONERS The eubjoinea leuer was received fr m the Commission- ert for the erecvon lhe vadersign we Clty Hall — Commis loners Mt 7 call tbe ait Of the eity of 3 “ inst wed upon walod powladge ex leave to repeat thetr desire expresved in tat om 9 enter apen the active nerf imance of their perexeury co-operation of F, tla 10 tepew fqn they tun’ ennfer in this bab ject may he ty the Cmmos Co ti. higned by the 1 was referred to the Renaire and Supplies Comm''tee. Un motion, the Board atjoarned to meet thi: evening. The Board met last evening purstant to sdjovrawe Ay. Phillips, the President, in the chair As so"n ay the ninulew Of L ¢ previous mer ting were read aot approved: # Cow routine papers wore referred to (helr reapective oom mites Hore Company No 41 petitioned for a new carriage, The petition was referred to the Fire Department Com miitee. A vumber of repo-te were received from the board of Aidermen, among which were @ reeoluti 9 directing the | Twonty third Street Ferry Company to un thelr boats as often ae thow on ‘he Temth street ferry Laid oa tue tabs. Also, hat the roller pay the M micipal poticomea whe cuvaned w im duly unter the od law thoir er aries up Wo the img of thelr disbandment, 1 was laid over, SUSSBRY 28D CarD'* RORPTTAL Tt wee moved that se Board oovour with the Alfermen in Imetrucuing (be Connsel t2 the Corporation to ma'neaia the rights ¢f the city to the lands leased ty thy Narrary and (bila 4 Borpite! wee (bat the Comme Coot! protect the sbove sot tution (rom all loses growing ou! of the oncupa on of raid Ian», OF in Coareqacooe of the creeion of any bulldieg: \ pou them ovneeted wih thie poblic charity Mr Conse raid thet the institation was erected for the prrpore cf taking a the children of poot wemon ta this city who wished w #0 out to caily labor, aadon their re ture prooare the. euilJrea. ineludent for the iniias and they esked of ihe Common Counell ton against them affirmrg thet tne land cid the Corporation. Thay ¢mcurred with THD MOTION To OFFER 4 REWARD FOR ThE Mt MR URPELL AN VAN LW TAMU Mr Wacon's ree amended by ar Ottarecn, ofter | we the dewedea of the mar derer of murderers of Mr Var Liew and Dr. Rurdeil was egsio leet for want of om Utodonal Foe, amt afer mart refer: ed to the Committee of ihe © BR OPGANIZATIO® OF THE URPART ONT On motion. the ordioanon re orgavizing | faance D partmest and the Cuy Lnapec'or’s opartm at was mate the #pecial order for next Movtay ereatng immediately afer the presentation of resointio INTER ETL The motion of the Commissioners to ovgasizing ® com 7 in the Seventh wart von taken from the tebie aud refered tw the Com- mivee cn Fire Department he report of the Committee ov Fire Departmont giving | Fewe Company 648 vew carrisge wet takou from the | Comminee of the Whole and aco,ned. Pal. POLICEMEN ARG TO NB PATH close of the ression Mr. Horm moved from the table the resolatien reinige to pay- um o amo of taer to take Postage to Ports Via tinglands We are at tho Betieh mall_ paces! in the went cosst of Afrion proceeds ma far Mt O, calling at Madeira Teneriffe, Gores, « Cont Castle, Aoari Whydab, Baiagy, Lagos, Bmny, Old Calabar, aod Onmeroon ; and that'the ratte of chargeabie ia the Cried States upon le ter addrowed to be forwarded vis fupland to the several ports bore mentioned are 61 cents per taf ounce to Madeira and Toveritie; and 16 coats per belt ovece to Fernand, P. 0, Gores, Buthurnt, Sierra leone, Mou Cape Const’ Cnavie, Accra, Wh Fags Lagoa, Boum, 01d Calabar and Camer rater should be propald fn a!l cares, and are in fut Cited Prats and British charge to port of dewtioe: 40 no incin te any foe local postage whi Jovied ab nay of ee places. r | Sierra Levee, Monrovia, the on, bot | oh may be | THE HOMICIDE IN MULBERRY STREET Continuation of the Coroner's Inquest—sit More Witnesses Exarained—No Positive Evidence as te the Murderers. ‘The Coroner's inquest in the case of Theodore L. Tomp- kins, the young man who died om Sunday morning lat, from the effect of injuries received the evening — ‘at the house of prostitution No. 3 Mulberry street, resumed yesterday at 43; o’olock P. M., in the Town mt, Hoboken, before Coroner Crane, Mrs. Mitchell, the landlady of the house, tho bar-keoper, Ferdinand Simon, and Terese Markel, ono of tho girls of tne houte, previously arrested upon the charge,;were present A large number of spectators were ip attendance. The interest in the result still continues intense Mr. Littell, ibe District Attorney, azsisied the Coroner on the previons dav in the exam'nation, Waiter Littlefield was the frst witness called. He tes! fled as follows :—I reside at No. 26 Mulberry atree:, in New York; on the night of the disturbanco at No 3 Mulberry street, I did not sce Mr. Tompkins, the deceared; I was in the house in the latter part of the evening ; somewhere between 12 and | o'clock ; Mr. Webb was in the house and one girl, and Mrs. Mitchell ; Igaw nobody cleo there; Webb was standing near one of the windows and bis head bleeding p:ofusely; he was ‘wild and out of bis bead and dio no: recognize me; be did Dot defers saw Mr, Frazer during the evening but notin the be bad ju-t come out the door; {oll out headforemoet oa bis hands and koeer; he craw! i taglg oeekye aereg pana gn Toau’t may wheter, be bata Bat oe: F not; he must have had rH bat witb bim, becaus + found aferwarde in the basemmvt; I saw Do one pinay Frazer; 1sa@ no Germans tm the house; i saw Simeon, the Darkeeper, in the house I think, butam not positive; I took # white hat oat of the bane and gave itt> Benry Rice; the hat was covered with blood; I did not observe whether it was out or not, but I understood it was; Idon’t know «here Rice iver, but think it is somewhere in the Sixta ward §=Q Ind Mire’ Mitedel! say snyth'ng aboot a fight inthe house? A Sac rald a party had been there a fighting with her brother; leaw the brother, but did not see aay evidences about bim of having been in a tight; I think he was sober; I said nothing to him; I saw no clu> tn the house that nigh«; efor tla night Thad Lg toh Debiad the bar; this wi fore Mrs. Michell kept th house; the clob war ont tenis of @ 90 toeman’s cud ‘and tome two feet in 1 have been im the no #6 shoe be night spcken 0 ma Did you ree elturr Wend or Fragor struck? I saw Webb struck; the barkeeper sirmex bisa; this wan at he hood of te sisirs; @ vas try- ing to get Webb down statra and truce bem with his Gxt becsnse be would not go down as directed; Webo a bolajag on to the bannister: I don’s think woe barkeepe bad apytbing in his hands: I never noticed at the rouse & German with bgut sandy whiskers an¢d mowteohe; | Boticed no person outside with heavy biack whiskers ‘ead tell ene beasy botlt. A Ho # ofter bave you been in we Debit of visiting No. 3 Mulberry street? A. Sometines often and sometimes ly, not over once or twiea week; I beard somebody speaking about fompkins sunse qvent to the affray; i: was said that he Dad ran avay towards Chatham streoi; be nad just gone when I arivei; I assisted in takiag ‘Webb to the hospital to get his wounds dresset; I did not go to the ferry witn him; I doa’s know of any. body in the babit of visiting the house who carries a rmall cane witb s round bead. Q What cansed you to Beara 8 Molborry street last Saturday night? A. { oe Teaw Fravor tebe My Rice and myseif helped pick him i ment afer he foll im there were plenty in the house afier the disturbance; the room appeared as tifugh there bad bee a fight there; there was blood on the tloor aad other demonsirstions Of a muss; the girl | raw iu the roam was c ose eyed; her name is Melinda; I don’t kaow hor other name; there were otber girls who belonged to the houre—one called Teresa, one called Pauliue, another Eliza, ard two others wboro names [ do not remember. [the bat worn by the deceased, which was picked “p in we street subsequent to the , was here prodaced— traces of blood were upon it. There was one * se on the back, about two Pat the left The cut wae over trounds found io be inflated upon ibe Noud of destaned Witmwess said the hat was the ose be picked up in the aireet; atter Picking up wep saltio.t 6 went ap sates ant ton ¢ Joror—=J was + acquainted #1 a. fT bare known Webb for soreral years; tha night of the feht was the first iime T ever ‘saw Frazer: I pond Frazer falidown stairs, but cannot sey whether ho Pushed down or not; since the fight I bave heard that ire. Faiebell reid that the young Bea came to the house ed tobe were iar ieee Webb; Webb was bolpet down stairs by t eons present; after Webb came dewn aie, ner; 1 did not ‘notice Frazer's conitton, and retard fe rike bim; ] adended Frazer round to Monroe Hall, | ao that Frazer bad been taken ont of a « op tite before Tarrived; I saw the white hat protaced in court the day after the difficalty: a young man named Kice rowed it to me; he aid it belonged to the young maa ‘No 3 Mt ~~ +f street to Castiam mag oamed (orealr; T Ire, Mit*bell standing a barroom door; she Gid not look as thoogn ehe had fainted or was likely to faint; I eaw pe girls in the house; I nsver Dave been to the house over © doven times ia my lif; Dave pever seu any club bebiod the bar; | Kve# woe of be German frequonters ef the house. @ ‘Did_you bear ‘anybody ay any hing about fomp: ine having been bart that night’ A bgp by did pot; Fever arke: where be hed one to, and repliod that be bad gooo down feate three's no etm valtios to aay kno wledgo bare evar eoourred at the house be‘ore the caaracter of the ba keeper | know noth’ one way or the other, By Jorore—| enw Tmpkines, Webb ant Fi nner at 8 o'clock on the corns of Mulberry and Chatham strees they were going up Chatham trot and inquired for Lit tlefield; dun’s kuow anybody who would be likely to give f the areavit on Tornpkios. copnenaat of the #ixth ward Metropolitan police, New Yor qvainied with Mrs Milcbel’s house in Mulberry at eet; the List of young Tompkins wae prozgut to the station hoase on Monday lett; Sergeatt Dickeon knows the very eo Uhen that {i ls now; T went to the house of Mrt Mitohell oa Bonday night and made some arrests, I nave been looking | ater rmen trequenter of the house roproreatot at being ip the boore on the night of the Oght, aad haviog « logind cane; | have in wired of the grit at the hruse to tee if Tconid arn who be wae, but they give variowe Ceseripilons of the mer; gome raid ho nad light sandy ir Mre Witche!l was bebind the bar; Frazer identited Mra Mitebe!! and Terera Markel, one of the girl#; I acked Mra Micbell where the ba keeper was; ber repiy was toat be hat poor over to Rob ken: I asked if he was sure fone sway, when shp raid yor: 1 told her thea who I was; she eat! som® of the blows were givon in the ouse emo ix the sro: t; ineagw hile | commenoe tt» search the coors and wked Mre Mitchell for the key t> unlook 1; thin room wee at the head of the rtairs: | nxee4 the door ben t occupie! the room wea aick and had gone home. told Mrs. Mitchell her story was all humbug, as 20 women wou df alin yh a noare to ro say. A. She por- her! woalt opsn the door any way; wilh the avrivtarce of up officer with me T boret ibe door open Q what dit yoo fad room? A, We found the barkeeper oo the bed with his clothes on; he bas taken the precaution to lovk the door on frightened, and came oot: Frazer \eptided hin as the man who who frock Webh wih eclob curing tho night pre- view; Simeon. the barkeeper, answered the description ¥ Franet; Simon G.d not appear to bave beea ageep; are noire eoough about the door to wiken any man: aN the girlie colneidea Mire Vitebel! aout the room being oscnpied by a sick girl, who was mbrent, and bad the key with ber, ( aeked Mra. M shout the clab which i bad neon told was kopt behind the she kne# nothing abont ary club. the girls raid toa’ Weob and Frazer made all the disturbance; one of tuem aid she wiswed it as Frazer @bo was kiled a0) not T apkion, at Tome kine was a quiet young man: air geting Simon out of the room I eked her why the wanted to Iie wo me in the way ebe did; 1 f'\ vexed and told her that If she waa going 10 nol in Wob & way | would bromk wy hor crib; ehe wae evidently confured, but trie’ to lang I off; the reovtating of the house je hed: the bannistors are iron, T have been told that the original bannisters were made Of #o0d, and that Mre. Miwhe!l awed t tn beating customers rhe did not like over the hy Where were your peliermen on the pirht of the ence? A. Lean’t way; i have three officers etatione’ ta Moiberry street every night, as Wit is the we fo the ward; 1 t in this strect the Foorth of July were, aed whore the Dod Rabnit® moe ty lire, A recess was hero taken til! 8 0 olvok. BVENING BRSeION. At the hovr named the fary re assembled at the rame | piace, and the evidenor was reromet Robert Trobel was the firat wiiuess, and tow! Mod as fol jows:—I reside at No. 86 Rose eirect, New York, do not know scoured; on last Saturday might, after 14 o’tork, T 8 at Mire, Mitshell’s bouwe, No 8 Mulberry event: I went Gp Into the barroom; 6ix men aed two women, I tu were in the room: Mrs Mitchell wae behind pr ret entered: two of tbe men were siting, aud the o'hor four were statding in the ni dle of the barjomn; a {sale wae standing wih he four mon; the iwo who Werw wittiog On the bench Ith nk were Germans; the four on the floor I erieene; one of the Americans had oa & one of th hen I won the wigy 23 wee talking very ake A ghes of lager bier, and directly afer words 4 fight commenced between the four mon the jargest of thy Amer .caug wont up to 009 of the Ger- (v0 ettting o {nto thé O4troom loud togetmer; T who brought the bas there; it wae lo the same condition | ad | the house to seo if | conld fird any olabs; I went to one of ered the houre, Mrs Mitehell raid that the teken the key with her, Q What did Fondo theat the insite and take the key oot; I told @mon “won are | bere are you you are the man I want,’ he said nothing. but apjeared to be very muon ‘we ue fg - hen 1 wens mm ihus iighting »! went oe of the Germase I remember hat was Diack | thiok, the head and a)’ hen I ‘eft Mrs Mite hell was bebivd ihe bar; I raw a thing of she two Germans apd the large man who he! ore way before; oe 1 gos ont [thin I heard a Garman voice cryieg out ©Caich him’; [lee who a meuy afer the (eo Germans eudpbig man left; the man who had bad light moustaches and uo wh skers, be a medium rized man, avd wore Diack vlother and @ tank bat; Mrs. Mitohell was crying as I left the room;a gir! was at ibe door asl wentoot Q At any time while you was tm the Houge did you sre any one swine we largest of tn ‘bree American gendemen (fompking, the deceased)? j 1.dia not; I have hed some convereation wiih Mrx Mitebell since the rresent exarminstion commenced; | never { Dad even an, of the Germaza I have spoken about mao | named Kohler spoke to mo abont coming to be a winees in this case; the barkeeser bed rotate, bend, as fara [ ge the men with « white ba’ (fompiins); bai his bat on wben be left; tue geptiemas with a cane followed ‘irec'ly afler him, I uc Di tace him strike the white bat gentleman; the Inet fsa of the geptieman with the white bat on #as {a the bar room. I went wo the house to get a drink of lager boer; I bad ben in the house once before; I dia ot know the darkeeper, By Ju-or—I have no particular bwiness now; my basi- inese is tabio waltiog and [ wark whenever I get « chance. William Boy co sworn—I resi ie tn Hoboken, aa4 am ea gaged op the Barclay street ferry; on Saturday nigh® la! Twas at tbe ferry; I know Tompkias, the daoeased, by eight; carly Sunday morning | saw ry bust by two gentlemen; bo waa hiss on a bench; I cid not goup to bi ‘him; i Deard him groaning; Webb and frezer came over Ju the boat aferward tbat Frazer bad bi) apyrbig to me about any difticalty they had been in; they ¢ to other persone en the boat: a liuls Aner dayligbt a man weighing about 160 prands, five feet ome inches high, and bleck cap, cama w me and asked if bo might rest himself; be baa dino o2 bis left cheek and on bia right banc; 1 earno: say whether be wore whiskers or not; be asked i+ if ther was any blood on bir fece; ] think there was i004 on nis ahirt bosom; I cannot say whether he tad any blood on his other “clothes or pet; be did not wash bimeelfas there was no water, but to’k bis finger and tried to wie eff the blood; ne raid nothing as to where he bad been; I don't know as I over tay Nim before; if I shoutd eee him again I thins I coal: sell Dim; 1 ba ort of an ides that | have seon bim pase frequently over ihe ferry; sicce Sunday morning J ave pot geen him; I kaow about bis basiuce my partoer, Mr Hie, anys that he thinks he works in Mr. Stewart's svg Joreph A reed, 8 a reside at No. 83 Washington street, vavoken: T knew deceased very intimatly; for several weeks -aet i bave seen bim nearly every day: 1 worked ip the same sbop with bim; be wore a white felt * i bet; bo ordered the hat in Nassau mreet; I recognize the’ bat preduced as the oue wora by Tompkins prior to his death; I saw the deceased last Saturéay at 636 PM. ’T came over the ferry witn bim, and in the evening at Kopp’ 's drug store; he wore the bat ae wo on Saturday; he had no other white hat w my rthe | = + en sworn—I am an officer in the Sixth ’ bp of New York, the firet I kuew of any diffl ity hav- ing occourred at No.3 Mulberry sireet, was a statement of the fact by Capt Hicke; I atteuded the captaia and «ix officers to the house, aud as+teted in arresting some parties ip tae honse, twess corroborated the evi lence of Capt Bick» ag w the statement of Mes. Mitchell, thas Simon, the | Darkeeper was a rent, = that one of’ the roome was locked up and the key way by one of the girls; he confirmed also whe mubsoqaent evidence as to ihe arrest of ‘Simon ip the house; Mrs, Mitcueil sald her busband, was io Hoboken: since being breugat to the station hozse, ebe bad told Dim tbat the party attacked the barkeo ler, and ‘at thes ail set on to Bim wiih stools. An cjournment at 105 o'cloak took place till 63 P.M. pe Saturday. It te expected that oge more sitting will vermunate the evidence. Commissioners of éleaith, _ The Commissioners, cousining of President Phillips, Dre, Milier, Rockwell aud Toompson, met om fuesday nom # the City Hall. Tho health of tho city and port continaes remarkably good at this season of the year, nota single ‘vessel from an infecied part, and lying at Quarantine, was the day before on Tuesday, after discharging her cargo, Bo mitted to ga to Hissbolbport for a for a cargo of coal the the Commissioners of Health to allow bor 10 proveed w our wharf, but they would not ive anything but the permit to go to Eliza ‘bethport. is must be quite aa int & our New Jersey Py, ok who retain eo fasta grip om Sandy Hook Some complaints have been mate reapectiog tho uphea'thy con*ivoo Ch Ty Bowery, and we uader stand it 14 the Ip*eption of the Commissionors of Health to lake rpeedy action in (be mater, ‘The folios ing business was Tae petition of the bark Clara Windeor, from Port ac Petuoe, was was referred to the ciealth Oificer for spesial re. Brig Bovaparte, from Black River, Jamaica, took the sume conse. The following rotice was promulgated — QUARANTINE NOTICE. Mastere and pilots of vessels arriving at the port of New York are bereby dircowd not to throw cverboard tn the bay, or permit the same tobe done from any vessel ender thetr command, any bids, beduing. or othor refuse matorial, inside of sandy :.ook: “and masters and owners of verrela are beredy notidied that an iron scow bas been onps'rocted by the Comtules'ouers of Heaith, ant ard der the control of + ve Health ONcer, for the 5 affording fact Mapmaeiers tec voply with te ho - Feptine regv'sione re-pectus the duping 6” old beds, dedcing ned other refws mateoels, ‘The Board then a¢}rrnes. The wsval mening 9. (he above body was held Wednes | day noon at City sir!) La Present, Dre. Thompson, | Miller and Rock we?! | mo following appllew'one haviog been referred to the Health Officer, thay were reported on as below. In the carcot the bark Clare Winteor, applying for permiasion to come to the ety, De. Thompson replied as followa:— % Tar Commisstuneks OF T tacrn oF tHe City or New Onn the petition of the oh ene asking to proved with fhe veel frtvwith to ine rei of ‘York and here din 0, reepecttully, fepor Veet ae, the oerivon eoontly arrived from Port an Prinoe with » ew and lopwood. with all hands on bowd aving the crew hls im ber port of depariare el ow fever of @ very malignast type bas two months at Port aa Prince. the anove any thot alee t oat tne eretiin’s © (6 ber captain sa well as ter con ‘experts ue of the Uiara Windeor in respect to Rerevrion aed wot the weoeral rule xf vee jaaranting from Port au Prince and several Q other West indie ae wil be seem by the | been wo loknews on board iow, the fact of there having no to obiain an acclimated agaivst rélio@ fever eyeing lato port wilt her men Bave ben enticnit fact | Ree isenee, ane | Wel on the Dot be adem as tests free (roam infection, ‘othe city” Ve irc rele | “pd wood Yring wih them ths infection of ysllow fever whieh r un freq rae | Broces me pert from. w which came the ed ae} ordered to ¢ischara va and ow ieners pro selaring that he Aoynvm optiogadle vd in the «incharging of the Born of Soe lies in be i a view * binek vor aiy, kT PioMPaOm, Health Often, Tors, BT, At gust 6, 1857, Po 40 Reo. To rue Heatte Ur —_ a, Aue 4, 1987. ‘om ain of brig Bonaparte, crm Bleek river, Joma gn, reocresthat Jou hove Feqearea bam to <0 08 lorwooe at wpver Quarat ‘ing, The expgo of 0 vewwel goa 9 Of the ship Joum Mf yon will perm! bien i pale, Celiverable io rm BR for autwerp, 0 | $f » discharge tt alory Sod tate, Bat vessel. yo9 will oon ern : fere rrengements of the elty andor — —« ; reese! 4 fore to" om on Fours rrepocualty, WAY DE CURDSON. % que Commmeromens oF y Wnauen O° ene Ott or maw Tie indorsed, to whom was referred the petition of the Wir eigne es of fom to Bonaparte from ee. river, Spears king Dering ta Pring thelr the whaet » a ar fork, a'veraet b roapeat ally ‘rapore fenk a quenion toon in ber barge from ax inteored port, whe-e the air sphere was mirebarged wiih praca o- yellow fever, sha’ '« nakes this @ cement from tn | Gounts reveived of ‘he ganitery onadition of Black river. | who sito from he the Feesels reogpuy be J fon be} port tothe por ew Tork ave t 5 on the | Fever, ned het therefore, he crews | th th erawl (he pena of the ye whoa Rit eng aily, EHOMPE YL, ge snaneurn, 8 Lede 6 Haid Offices, reports were accepied and sriarotgn Me, mend diea therein euntalaed was Adop! Sehr. Nermao, from Kingston Jqmalss, arrived Ang, 1, hoving diecharged, was ellowed @ stream permit. Cormpiah (wna mate regarding Condition of o)*ag hier hovre at 74 Third street, between First and Seood w | we Referred to the City Long ater, | _ Position of brig Col, Penuimam ews aid on table unite | mer ow, GQ \ROSTTeR pomered. ‘The following was reocived by tio Board, and om mo- tien Of Dit, Rock well, was 0 on file, The Qoctor watd bet the Byard # ont remember (hat Uapt. Actdey, feferred 1, Apormred @ few anys giao and itv permit to jand Lie Cargo in the oly, nc) thet he war told toat euen permit would or wo iu mot be granted afier the cargs ha’ bean inepectot Hy tue Lg. from ’ dim ard the shippers, bet ites thal b= sboulé reabio tha cargo from Kew Tak. Capt dt ie bas In pereom advie avited wh the Board of one, ant intended Y é 6, ‘Sl as at * show bow m cb contagion waa ty be warad from “bla was nat T noer only sey that 1 he ian offer to 0 and stay on hoard it that for tive dollars The mst ob: But on tbe o mnusiesion tw, fs that it was written >y one man « by tay ronqun I) who wag ‘neared vs dextho™ ny $29 drt hides. ae de veare) mr cldast oraatic! ner sad rice va tee rae'lon oven ay he bones whi sh thay once coverad are now Thy aad Inoking: green carile gape agination lke ihe veattlen lets d the abold, and thes thers, wiv spear may bave nigued it ont of = teparay or trom thought or proper e3@ain ot! n, &4 i910 often the case ‘nalmilar raters "Ment sacneed the. that aelbor "he tare or yellow jack bas as tet harm d smy one hare 47 king buat is comet sloation way meet wih pubiid'y, ae did wes of Parke @ Go, 1 am, gi Wr uch respected servant faut Tek, J Peace. justice of the Greenvont, LL. yey @vutsr4 Talo vem this morning a certirate from the ‘Supervis.r and Pbysician relative to suid vesse) and Fy To THe Conmussioxens or Huaunt or tae Cin or New The under: tened having ees on board ‘he schooner Oryeo Ire, Capt Ackley and having inacert-c the wnid veaael and caro conslsing of Toad, drs hides, aod few’ nmmall, boadien Of goat and deer sing, do say bat We fd bo amid nides wad thing in a a eg that hay are remarkably free from 1 well, and, fp our opinio | not dalewriyus .> health, DIKBL ANU. Supsreibor Oe DAREN TER Jt lic af he Peace RINNE, M Ezckiace 3 T4EADWELL 5. IRELAND, if. D. G@rrenrorr, Fey 4, 857 The <j then 0 journed, This Buasd met yesterday neon, et the Cy Hal! Libra ry. There were prozent President PhiMips and Dra. Rock- wel, Thompeon and Miller A petition was received from tho b+'g Col. Penaiman, to be allowed to come to the wharves of the city. It was iaid ever entil Saturday pext for consideration. Naval Intell nee, Pe United States sloop of war Porte mouth, Capt Lite od rertanors. for Siam on the 2let of Msy, conveying WV. , LL.D, with the ratification of the wreaty between he ts Uniled ¢t:fes and Siam. Commander Edward R. Thompeon bas been orde ed to report af the Philadelphia Navy Yard on the 71h of 4» cnat gee Officer, in the place of Commander Thwas ‘crner. vente! United States sloop-of: war Germantown. Cant. Page, ral Anchorage at Norfolir, 4th iostant, for Hamp pes bong from whence sho would sail direst ‘for ‘China, via Madeira apd other ports. MA RITIME INTELLIGENCE. aumaxac yg Ss Dar. meu waren, “Port of New om, August 6, 1857. more W 3 CLEARED. Fbip Touleiana (Bree), Muller London—O uti Fa ie Van Beaulieu (ld), Fesenfeldt Cochin Jtins—Man Bark 1 IW Bio get, Moore, Turks Lsiands— Bostock & Benjx » Bork Borex Beas Bey, Pictoe— Voter. & Porterfield " von, Savannah —Meranton & Tall "Ee pee ents ears Syne oye e Yea Aarne (Fe, 0), Laatecre, @ Pierre, MF—T W Say- Brig sudhh Somers, Raymond, Mount Nesert, Mo—abs2, ‘Carver & Onase. on Hanover, Eager, Sierra Lecne—-LeGranche, Atmeda soe ne dot Wal Cole, Arroyo. Tecmreen @ | a omer. 7 ine, Amie Karan ot & Ge Behr J WWebnen png te man Bebr B Onidwell, Hodson. Chartenior —Mo ready Moit & Co. bebr Marine, Powell, Wilmipgim NO—% & Powel Rebr Yorktown, Woglam. oft pS or BO Rehr Heloto, Young Kt Bd Borr J Rogers Perkion Bangor tt, Bo & Oo. chr er Tre! ' Master Bebr Gib. ‘edmore Havea—4@ Godwin. er Biver—Weeks & Moss, L Kenny, Haveo—J 6 Rd ip owe. Fe ond, £0 with mdse aawengers. to Ln’ 6 american Union, Hubber d, Lavergoot. Jane 3, ¥ ain madoc and 30 pacer Gree 0. ont (of, may ls © taste. Jot een ouger a bar Case lark RA Allen (ot are Hobart, Savannah, with lumber, to Veil & A. Bark “rothere Philadelphia. ¢ dave, brig RA Welles, Maasaniile, July 2, wih y ac to Oa Bs P Bri i Tene At . Tayler. Braves Waaya, with wal, to au | nderson, St Marke, 3 aly 21, win owon 1. Feo Be. sus Som Powida Bert, Bat, oF Begone ring Hue 2 6d baw thick genib-r wlace pacaing F ne 1, Noman, MILD ES, & Gays wilh lumber, to | iy tebe Pilots Bride, Clark, Jaly 14, with {net's to 4 do Agred cats Menena. ter ion 78.00 epave brig Grey {rom Banger for Bétansee, same day one bark or brig diemasied and ‘waleriogged, she was painiod Schr Lane, Bherman, Ja, Joly 18, with angar &o, to Wawvor & co, Wanye itd ii, i 04 41 wae Vontaod Oy 8 $9@! from the | B toresblo Ravtel | rom Aaplowail tor Row Feporied taving sickness on board. snd required teoticing, whk which shorman supplied them. uid not lesen how many were Dow loug. the Keiiet had been oat from Bett Old Dominion @ ), Raith, New Orieana, July 1, whh four &e. to jan ’ ne. _— es Seb» Eaprens, Brome, Piymerah, Y la adden rr ~ i Schr Bartar', Hodges, Virginia eesye” Behr Ella. Kiobardaon Yaginia che Van Za at, Terrell, Viret NO Towne Barker, Vir Bohr Ira Bliss, Hadten Vircia's * “aye. 000, Kimono, ie and, fe, 6 Gaye for Fort Harwies pa aos Tate, Senge, neh Ki Iphia, Haven for Philately? ts J yon, Gone, Now iaven for New Brure tok Felir Barah Rozsa Stuiih, New liaven Serr Lucy Blake Ma den for ¢ Behr J Woaling. Dresser Pro Soop Eigen, Brown Fray tor Riverheed ) Albany anung ‘oe. tice hi me, Bava on Ly for Provicence Bieee oof Glana, sca for Provitence, Blonp, feo AL avia, Dem Port uw Vrovidence, prop Neport. De wey Port Been for Aliya'e & Reser elaware, Phila tein bie. Ricomer We Rigmouts i Rye. New sealord Roamer) 8 Na herr smith, New London. pleamer Decatur, Geer a BETA Ay dy Orient, HIN, from Laterpodk Sune %, to Ppoford, Tiles SaTLED. me 1 Lym - Berets, of and for Bremen, th, Broan brig Wil ¥ wy "2. Misceltancous and Oteasters. Bank Monssco, lost off Muri, MF, dist alt bad Iron eet aseengera, 85 of whom were (ror. -<, Yee i lost by roped and Roried. Ph shining ot her care iam Rale of wind ‘Trem macia were ed And went down, ait oot away Dut he bark room water the 13 perove sexed were ta the ie bout. which 1 been bent ing The yer, the washed overboard ae they were the following partion iare Mr uronded 10 g@4'ing the iifeboat ready Fant 39 third inate writes fire. mate, bad jonbt could have jumped fais It Mat he prefer ra ty Caring, the, sapiain and the remalnder ihe men who wore joarib'® to get the boat vatled out and ny to be tdown The men raved were in Serae im] oy Sere pleted us by a Be Ray | to Portiend 4 the stew hig Ole u m Come! ‘The captain first and eacond feamen went down with the vessel Norn von'ige of the snip coud be Gheovered after she went down Unotete iy fon, =bo command the ship, wean highly respec Fe poten, brusewiok. Mr. kawyer, the first mate, asian hy the Am: Delage! on—The bark Virginie Ann ai hey loston fi nore, rovort having yaaa on daly fy tat $830 lon Ta a f,,fisamns ed and To ‘water. brat gone, ani none ler vulwarse were patatod grecn isseet sould Sat ae) ont her na Daox tHannier Booker, at Naw Ori ‘leane. erpert me the Sth Jane, lat ic OF slinnamat, ah BA ne wis ae TUaplain Stevens of brig Azores, daring experienced a severe gute Jog 12.8, a4 10 iantg it C0 ping beter in get nwernanton, the frst vreiing te ave rovelmoamt head eh! tonog rayklonnat 1 ena ara maaan tod ‘he second siriking’ foremunet BORG, er cant {ime ashore on Long Beach, NJ: rpector of Vessels, depeuding upow tty eondition == pay | To TH Commissioners cr om oF tee OF pias Coma ve on or Rey | ite Lorne ata Seat JPA TIMMRR =F nOtige Pyne Nw ome Heap Tone and weirs vt he follow! ag fe entree of by pray d wives! " b) .% 4 * ‘Regretar; Ro of Ty fopweiters, } sesvmmment re'aive wysoitie, *h oh " alas the part tow woek” cquantiy af carey owt sorpr ging, Oud w a justice @ Onpl, Ackley, as wel , pine and rage) besa Washed up om the shore of Old | Childe, Pacific boy eke will show « fined Wig eee SUOCONNESS ET para. 10 LiGaY vesseL. Succonnesset repaired bas been see ‘upos ber station, ge gr rigget Pallpalnted ret, wi We lat ight, Grn. Big lickt Vem} is repaired sie will be wstlgned, ot reich a mt be gt “eapomaailaed eter at ae. wwe foal miaset to sunrise 008 a. be given. , LPWELL lighthouse Ins, 34 Dist, 1 Arr at New eeators Ast, bij Lahaina date & I ach A Rates Cpe ~| B es Re ol tty iW do ‘io vols ap $d) abipa Fabina, rimict ton. N Paetfic Ocean. man, Pasific Veean lat 3° 51, lon 61 47, bi 22d, I ont! 16 Eoimes, hb 8 ap. June 27, ing be rind tM avoke Feb 16 ovar French ‘tock, out crua Dib, Repos Davie, of Nantucket, 5 aou'h Island, sbipe Minerva, 24 twain NB. 600 ris, Lawrener, Salem 23g Juve 11, bark Soar-sn, jeara fom of Faimouty S0¥ Alpas, newell, Mantucke, Bo bie wh oll sD wan sume dae, Two Brothe #, fi New London 4th, oark Laurens Morgan, Sag Harbor 27h bark Excel, Wiaters, South Atian- r hve Swale, jay 2, with 350 0 bis geand td Bleck a ok " Doard, "sent home LU brie ap li, Report ve, Hill, NB with 68 bois an wn 8 bole sp. 1h do: “aah of nti one months out clean, ‘one id spoke 37, 1st $0, on 62, Having taken 1). bois sp vil singe low: | having oven thoroughly Brut ts heard from, BO and Wi'lam Thompson, iM dvd 4d) bth Wasotegun Pt ee Se oa arring: ‘Arr at, Provincetown a © Nick ven), Jerne: no dwe, ap; 14th. Com ‘March 17 (no lat, dc), ‘end builiaga Td da NB, 480'*p ‘Desola- 2 Coean rr at Fayal June 10, Homer, pine, Mant, from Cape Vera: Inlanda, 60 Wh; my, oe Ak ame Oy 44,90 wh July & sce Orray “aft, NB, 8 | a og of wi wor mber Wile Matt polsett, clean Tih, Wiliam F Fasord, Biabop, inv ihe Guvt of Guinea, clean, port in quest of Oa.t Kizce te, Provme-town, froma, j dem Uns Pome : Harbor, md id on ths SO for Livers : ' 0 Hower, Fisher. Nan- Ricaet, rom Capo Verd Islands, “0 bis h olf aad ald og ther Pu, a John Adem: %o le, of Provincewown etes % wh - Doyle sbisped y*: boa chai Bark Von Stein, of ani the whole of th» crew with tue Yeserted with one of the 19'b of Jane, om thy Ie'and ame ye ‘and prooneded to Piores ers, July § © e “900 A la tat seomber, Nd, wit rea, clean Ue New Sedieee, a fran Paya sey t ie ree of the inate. Mr Webb, who wil Capt Macomber having retarned on aecount ef ows of i —_ . with passsngers, Ang: 2, int a0 67, ion t9-By pilot boat Bawtn’ Forrest. Rees ‘venxe, July §—In port brig Frederic, pam a ° Lock Tamar, Cowes. July 38 Arr snip Loe aun Jaly e—Felea bry te relgu, Mores. BREMERnaver, J ‘aduring, Wiley, Shielda, Burson Jol SS rr Content io Grande. Os Frederic, Brown, duly Fusia irom stadt for Veean Star. By: = ee etnl, ion, Dishogton, a, Somoas i Powrsous oer ' Fatmovs, July 21—Sid 4G Hill, Man (from Matanzas), ee w, July %—Arr Pr steamebip Edinburg, Cumming, jana, WI July 9—Arr brig Julie B Arey, Bione, Ban- passage ‘July ti arr Claringn Bird uacoa, July S4-in yer. woke July 24—Arr Bell Re Q ahip exon. As ‘Maxaauias, July 2i—arr T falas Cader, Buck: ‘am, ieee a, cher, Lay's W lowland, Rowland, New penser Portaad, Beriver, Ma'ta (aad lef on 3 uly 1 —In port bark RB Sai “Suton tock date) port lara dy parmtas, July 29—In port brig Mary Meass, Hopkins, Qcramsrown, gi bets ‘Arr Urania Cole, ashes, ben, 4 ie for BYork, Can Bastnan Qozseo, Aug aa Sark Tntrinele Darla, Bre. Surinam, Glove: ster ies Ciara Jones, Beton 10 aoe. ‘TURKS TsLanDs, next Soren + vane 84 Cita Ria Sa bay aia ~e be tin ila baal w oalding, trom tna ship Mow!" Aare eeue thine Bee Phiiadelphis, Cid Fegoner Cain SCH UST «R, Aug S—are sehr cenoe, 0 i. Port ALEX ean wou fear etre BH Abe: - Pcirs Tram Ran, Pell Rivers re rr kas Kelly. get ON ae ‘Newe for asi rw . LAU eh Fn Togs orth ‘Thos fd OC EMMiags {aliman, do; Preomar, Sari, |, Mareei le 7; Buck squad ee ieasife Hiatey ae 4d} abby Jouee. Tec ker, DERLAND, July 2—Are Comnotora, Bian, Sicanen, Taxrieo. say 19 58M ache Kvormtown. Ny yu cg t brag Oortora for Provi- Fis: ec nqued Niork; @ a comna pe eae teen yy 4 ma og reach a, a, Del a'r sehr Satin Bortth, BYork. O16 lane aA Tet iene: iit, Surges gerer ~ Ar ew AnD inane: 3 im, Bae WHTOA Aig t—Arr sobre Jan T Braty, Pageack ath "WP Corot, Moss, Bhaabe! ‘ operon Ra’ Adame, Davia, NYore. 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