The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1859, Page 8

Put EP IP Oa Se The Alleged Mortars Oe is nur Buon Haz RS. HagGERTY’s ADVICE TO ‘LEON PREVIOUS TO THE ITALIAN WAR—THE TESTI- MONY OF REV. DR. STILL FURTHER COR- ROBORATED—THE COURT INTIMATES THAT THB DE FENDANT MAY CLOSB HIS CASE. ‘SUPREME COURT—SPECLAL TERM. a Before Hon, Judge Ingraham, ‘Avover 20,.—Jn the matter of Ann J. Haggerty vs. the Bev. J. W. Oummings, for the custody of her son.—The court room was densely crowded this morning during th’, bearing of the teetimony, and until ite abrupt conclus’ yn, Mr. W. H. Browne was the first witness examined, He @eposed that he was an attorney and counsello” at law and one of the counsel in this proceeding; knew ’ 4r, Riker, who served the writ; the first time he bear’, of the csse was on the 20th of July, when Mrs. Bagger’’y ouiled at his wflice; she stated that she had been recov’, mended to hia; ‘wccompanied Mr. Riker when he ser’,ed the writ; went with bim to Dr, Cummings’ house, a? he was in the nelgh- Dorhood, and did not desire bims.jf, as counsellor in the ane, to serve it; we inquired for Dr. Cummings, and wo Saw bim in bis parlor; Mr. Riker made the service of the writ, and statcd that this boy was alleged to be in his por- sertion—tha’, the proceediug was a formal one, and if the boy could Vo giver up What everything could be arranged amicabl Q theye remarks were made after the service of the wri? 2.. Yes sir; I dou’, exactly rememver the precise lange sy .e of Dr Cummings, but ne stated substantially tuat abey Fad a boy Haggerty, aud that as far as ke (Or, Cum. ming ,) wes concerned be would give hun up, ag be could evr no object in detaining him; we then wens into par- how are, apd just at that time the Doctor was calied away to Per (orm ® marriage ceremony in his church, and he lett UB at thet ume Q. let me ask if the Doctor had read the writ? A. I think ne Doetor nad not read it; he seemed to be rather lo @ burry: be genta gentleman, Mr. Geoghegan, Vice Prest dent o* the St. Paul’s Society, to us, whom tae Docter said woud give ue ali the inforc ired; the gen Heme came in and 1thisk be said that bis sge was about eleven; he said that the boy oad been in their inetitution or under their eherge and bad left some time since; it occars to me thet I then stated to orm that the boy that ne was spoak. wg of and the poy that we Wanted were two different per- pons Q And Dr. Cummings had confounded the boy Hag- gerly who was eleven years of age with the Haggerty you spoke of? A Iba not ibe :wpression then that ihe Doctor bad confounves ine Lwo boys. @. Did not Dr. Cumminga tell you that he bad not even teen thie boy Baygerty which the gociety had takea in charge, but that hy knew all shout bimand had given ali the information geceesary? A. I tbtak he did; be paid that they bad a boy Haggerty, and inat gave me the impression tha} this was the paruicatar boy; I think that ap the Doctor's conversation with me he confined his remarks exclusively 0 wwe boy Heggerty who nad been under tbe charge of the Society; (tne witness was then examined a8 to bis opinion of the sanity of Mrs. Haggerty, ‘Anu be siaied that, in all her conversations with bia, she was perfectly eane; did not velieve that she ever wrote the jet ers publisbed to the Emperors of France and Rassia. Delieved that sane person mizht bave wriiter sash let- fers, belongs to the Bpiscopal church, but is nut connect 6a with any Sunday school or Bibie or tract society. The witcess wes cross examined by Mr. E. 8. Shafer, ‘anc sisted tha: be believed Mre. Haggerty was sane; he aever saw her write, aud believed she could not write. Bien Mulrempan deposed that she resided in the same house with the relator 10 Desbrocses street, and that she bad frequently heard the ron, Francis, =. Mrs. Haggerty Weateo theeon very crucily Indeed; she baa told witness that the boy bad run awey once before, in Philadeiphia; Mire Haggerty tole ber that the boy eaid that “ne coul Rot live with bis mother any more,” often gave the boy bread and money, at he bad said that his mother gave bum nothing te eat. {he winers corroborated the other wit- Reeses a8 to the incoberent statements avd sayings of Mrs. ‘Haggerty about the double headed eagle of Austria, and ihe oa of France and Russia. Mary Oster, a young girl, stated on examination before Judge Tograham that eho bad never informed Mrs. Hag- rerty that Dr. Cummings had her boy; abe also contra- dictea every siaument of Mra, Haggerty point biank in reference to her. Jobs J. Danne,a policeman of the Seventeenth ward, depored tbat, by the direction of Captain Hart, be visited Mre Hageerty’s reeidence in Thirteenth street, about fonr MODUS ego reiative w ber joes zon, aod from ber conver- gation and incoberent teik wbont pombarding New York, “the double hedged eagle of Russia,” and her informing him (witness) that ue Had writien to the Emperor Napo- won,‘ telung bin oot io draw bin sword in the Italian War uptil Ler soo was restored,” he came to (he conclu. on that she was int«ne, and told his Captain ao. Cross examiced py ar. E. 8, Snafer—Came to the con- Chunion that she was inecne from her rambling talk and foolieb conversation, Q. Have you ever been in an intane hospital? A. Ihave, Dx; not myself ae a su -ject, though. @. You are nota physician? A. No, sir. Mra, Hoggerty—ide drinks too much to be a phy- tician, (Iaughter, Sarah Octer testified ag to the cruelty of Mra. Haggerty Sowarce ner gon, and cenied whe statements made by Mrs. Hageerty with reference to her; is Protestant, & member of Dr. Tyng’s church. Mr. Osier, busound of iast witnees, testified that ho considered lire. Haggerty 4 Innaxic; she visited his room the morning the cbila was lost, and her conversation and ravings were those of 2 lw Mrs. Haggerty—I guese you were drunk that time, like yoo were ter day,and I expect you are now. (Lavgbier.) Afier n few other witnesses were examined, Mr J.B Fogerty, cefendant’s conupel, stated that he ‘waste of time On pis part, and a of pubito tims, to fatrodace any ad- dmonal evidevce ou Wwe matter, He had upwards of twevty five witnersce to exemune, but did not think it was mecetsery to go further, Mr. Sater said thst hus position would be fully stated at (be opening of the court on Monday morning. Tne case will be clobed by Judge ingrabam on Monday morning. News from the Iio Grande and Northern Mexico, ~ Orleans Picayone. Angust 18 ] nited States tail etonmebip Indianola, Capt, Fian- Gera, from ago the Lith inst., reached her e brings tie Batoin, Mr, wharf abous one o'clock this worniag. folowing agvengers:—P. Senweiilia, D. Ratton, J. Bracarnon, and two on deck, and $515,208 ‘0 a the ith achr. Flo- York; algo the British brigantine Mallet, from Liverpool for fampico, which, not suflicient water on the Tampico bar, was ordered $o Brazow, where ne srrived on the Od inat’, and was dis- erargipg her cargo outeide the bar, & The eteamer Arizona, Capt. Smith, left Brazos on the Phin inst. for New Orleans via Indianola, ‘The conducts, woich lef} Zacavocas on the 8th ultimo., ens even bundred thousand doliars in specie, most was brought oy the Indisnolx, The whole moun! was previously enguged by ber, but the actiag agen of ne Brun of J. Hale & %, sends’ his share of the game, $225,000, by the Arivons. All the other mer- cbunts complied wita Weir agreements, and the balance of the conducta, a half million, comes by the Indianola. At the gubervatorial election on the 26 instant, Browns. ave a large majority for Runnells. It was there Sonerally believed that Aouston will be elected. The yellow fever excitement in Brownsville had began tosbaie. The purscr reporis that medical men of the Pisce wore of opinion that no genuine case of yellow fever 4 occurred under their practice, On the other hand the Brownevilic Flay, of the 4th saye:—We regret to Btate that there have boea several dewhs frou: fever mmong the the omactimated portion ofthe residents of this city, which the physicians have pronounced yellow fever. Ifitisan epidemic here at presont it has not proved wearily so fuial as last season, and our physiciaue ant hurees are better prepared to trest \t; yet we regar’ it ag dangerous for those who baye not had the dise: © ven ture to our town, They might eacape, but the chances are against them. A great many transient paseengors, principally Mexi- cans and Germang, (roi the interior, haye lately passed through Brownsville, au 1 the rooms at the fashion- nble reataurant, Victor's, were engaged. Gen. Guadalupe Garcia haa left Matamoros to join the Wheral army, and #lroog hopes were onvertained in bie fuccess. The new volunteer regiment was prepariog to leave for Tampico alto, to join the liberal army. General Delgollado bac lately returned from Tampico and had made arrangements with Garcis for the next campaign. On ibe 10th inet. the decree of Juarez, “ netionalizing” the Chureb property of blexicn, war publiahed in Spanish und Kogiteh, and the occasion was colebrated by the firing of gone end a genoral parade. one in Browasvilie and Watamoros wero covfisent in the opinion that Sr. Lerdo de Tejada would succeed ia negotiating a loan in the United States, The gentlemen who lately passed through thie city on route north, D. Octoviano Yerez, D. Joaquin Ortega and D. Antonio de Saviiezo, we learn from the Boletin, of Monterey, are commissioned to bay arme for the Stave of a8. The Monterey Rvietin records tho death of Don Jore Antonio de la Garzs y Garza Cantu, of the eathodrai of that city, und the founder of the extensive hospital now going up. The annual Monterey fair commences on the 4th of Sep. tember. Grand preparations ure being made for che os. casion. Terrible Marder at La Crosse. (From tbe Dubuque Herald, August 16.) ‘We \earnea from Dr. Workman, reachod this city from La Crokse yesterday, that a terrible and flendish mbarder took plecé near that city on Wednesday last. The Doctor war present ut the prelim{nary examination befo: he Mayor 0 the city, aud there learned the following pf Mr- Dennison, « prominent lawyer of La Crosge, a gen- Weman of talent ana character, ia company with laomner ahd that city went on the land of a German far- mer wo fieh for trout. coon after arriving on the ground two daughters of the farmer came out and ordered them off, Mr. Dennison told them be would pay, and offered ‘them a dollar for the privilege of fishing. ‘This the elvis refused, and thromtenca that if thoy did not leave weir Sather and brothers would come and “ki them.” Mr. Dennison and his friend continued fishing, and soon « ater sew the old mun armed witw # gun and two or three oung men armed with clubs, approaching, On obrorv. ‘g them Mr. Dennigon starled és thm two dollars for the privilege of fishing No couly ‘was made, but the old man attacked Dennignn, +\: ik'n him with hie gun on the head, fracturing his knock ‘ug him at the same time into the creek, Troy trea set their Cogs upon him, mt the same time beatiog nim until he was Mielens and terribly mutilated. ies attacked and moltreated the other geutioman, bet i» oy caped with barely big itfe, being bronzht into court bod, Five perecus wore arrested and wore cader exirn, motion, “The guys NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1859. eed ps . i Crone were to” Ch of Lo a rey WA scr J bs 18; fan a : gle creer eae uM. cannot be 4” ,iily puniahed in thal Bate. ae they At ibe Brera eres Te si a mn Wa, Face, Dara pectinyar (aunts bla. $5.26 lor pots and $0 81 for % i . WY. . TJ. Orogge ten, sc 5 39 ‘WOTTON, fy 1p Gemand at buoyant prices. Prenat arate Tendon? Willa Wats Brae | Vours. asae1e9 | aeee'oan 1,890,129 | Fiov'a'ban been eatvely iogeirea for"ab.1Ce. a 200. per GENEP" cy FALLS CROSSED ON A WRT CORD BY MONS. | Yervall, F O 3 * Baoon ne Corp meal, | 167.1 ee ple 4,638,709 ar 2 avance ca the loner, Ene Salew 38,04 An DBLAVE—20,000 PEOPLE i — 27,181 oer: 35: ae, wie re ert ato cromnng th Genabe ige ant Fal eka Joga, Me ate pista mani | encore att eee OO tnd owes ¥ : ro yeatorday af acer W Ven Bemisrien 146s eae X | 3520 t6r old and fread ground, oo rte : —— —— Ss —— 9 — | “ rend ar wa : aad Kia, ie Dealt, SR eee. Seen bere} Micbigat; rapeseed ver id wie in a re ces ig sas ; Obio; Be. for old white Inciana: for yew , margi ‘The amount received for toils during the second week in ‘bi , and puround red Southern at 9, b. % phar Mees pe ps2 eo eee te ani ngen, | _ From Charleston, ta the steamship Marton—J H Revd, Indy, | "A dpugt, 1869, was weCOnN sales 4 800 Ouehe!s, at 820. & 890, for round one. Daring all the forenoon people were flocking to the | $<huitign ana cehyay ‘oven ad Wig TB Payne, wry | D0) 1868+..4. 2006 low, and 7c. for white Sontbern per bushel, mixed West- city apd by noon the public houses were overflowiog with | Walker, F M Kamberg, © Wahlbam, J W Ammoad, # J Turn ern ig held nt 78c. ® 806. per burhel for ola and aw, as guise, \housands were in the streets without taking | Dull, W , diss Powelson, T Wi . TN Fonllain. b Decrease... saeee eens eee B1O481 89 Oats are doing bewer. Sales 16,000 bust aU A ie, quarters at all, | By two o'clock a large number had guth- | 1 Freel F Hants. 4 Oxgood. Miee O'Oonne!l, Mies ¥eiti’ | amount received for tolls from opening of navigation to | 400. a 4%. por bushel ered about the river banks, upon the mills, and wherever | bone. J som yoo Gounelt, ee end including the second week in August © Rye and BaRrey are inactive. iar hee eae in ate Position in view of the rope could be obtained. | Nr Lincell, Mr Couch. # Winter, TB Poandamen PF Qnistan, @ 1869... : -.- «$784,999 08 | Pore im in better request, at $14 25 for w Failte |, Which had been comfortabiy arranged for the { borion, K'K Walker. K @ Caren and CL Peulkn Amount rece tolls from ing of - $10 20 for peime per bbi. accommodation of a few thousands, by Mr. Hotchikiet, was | Wl Dodson, HL Golaon, P Mann, TJ le, JL Neyland navigation to and including second week In Jann ond Brer sre unchanged. fast filling up, and at three o'clock the seats were all taken | Downey, Mr Wright, M Brown, @ and lady, and eix August, 1858........ vi 1,048,633 76 Wunskry.—Sales 350 bbis,, at 26)<c. per gallon, Ker epee ‘eral itd, ch ee gates inthe abtp American Fagie—Mrs Ann Noble | pecrease. $203,694 08 a igi le the crowd was pocring to Fall jouds rom , 1 psacusaanranacinasantaaneareneaeh same aces Sega began to vetber, and astorm was throstened. mur. | 8nd daughter, of W 3 Mrs Geo of Richland; y L DIRECTORY. muripg of the distant thunder admonished the ladies that laces, Bilks and crinoline were in danger. There was no Fhelter at band for such @ vast multitude, but all were so eager to witness the fea: that they remained until the rein came down in torrents, and then all did not leave. Some rougbt shelter where it could be found, while others stood firm and met the storm in the open field as tho storm came ou there was a desire that Delave should perform the feat by anticipating the time and disappointing those yet to come rather than those already there. This course would, we think, bave been tbe beat, under the circum stances, and M. Detave was disposed to do so, but obers, who had something to say about it, arged delay, alleging ‘at the shower would bo light, and that the feat crald bo periormed afterwards. A few the grounds thinking sbat the walking would be postponed, asthe rope was wet and thus made unsafe Indeed, many who had croaked before yeaterday, and who went to the groand t find fault ‘and belie Delave, said that he had not the courage to walk over the rope, wet or dry. They wero mistaken in the metal of the man. He had determined to walk the rope, and, Id have done 80 just as the rain came on, but by some singular omission BO rosin was at hand to apply to his shoes. gore were despatched for this indispensable article, but ere they returned the clouds broke. Soon after four o’clock the sky became clear, and the sun shone with a power sciticient to dry the apparel of those who had stood out in the storm. “At ten minutes past four Dalave appeared, Gressed in his circus uniform, and went straightway to the end of the rope upon the Falls field. With his ap- pearance there was a general rush to the bauk and con- siderable confusion, but when it became evident that he bad determined to cross the river, the multitude became quict and soon breathlestiy slient’as he took his position and made ready for the journey, Delave made his bow to the audience, took up his pole and waiked boldly but cautiously forward. He had not gone far before it was apparent that he labored under dis aavantages The rope was imperfectly stayed, not drawn as tight as it should have been, and his balancing pole was 80 limber that it frequently caught in the guys. And what ig more, the rope was wet. But Delave moved on, balanc ig bimeelf against the swaying of the rope with 80 much skill as to eat! all that he bad confidence in him. self, As he approached the sheet of falling water over which the rope passes at the west end, it was thougat by many that he would falter, but he did net and pasm@d sately to the roof of the sawmill. His arrival on the west Bide was greeted with cheers that rent the air and echoed slong the chasm of the river below. After remaining about four minutes upon the west side, Delave again took up his pole for the return. He walked steadily forward to the centre of the river, and there seated himself, throw- ing his pole across the guys. He then laid himself ee the rope lengthwise, first backward then forward. proceeding a little ‘farther he stopped, and resting first upon one foot and then yu} another, bowed very low to the audience in Falls field, He next walked rapidly te the place of starting, making long strides as he ascended to the east bank of the river. His was the signal for immense cheering, and the success ful adventurer was seized by his friends and borne ‘away iv triumph. The audience then speedily withdrew, satisfied that Delave bad successfully performed all ‘that be had promised to do, and he performed it under great diradvantages. The rope was wet and not properly stayed. Those who have seen Biondin walk at Niagara all agree that this feat of Delave was more perilous. Blondin’s rope is firm, and does not yield beneath his step; neither is there # side are so arranged that his weight tends to make them tighter. But the reverse was the caso > terday with Delave. Some of his guys were siacki by the depression, and the rope had a great deal of side sway, far more than it would have bad if the stays had been perfectly adjusted. On the whole {t was a great triamph for Delave. Blon. din was present,and we are told that he said a few minutes before Delave went upon the rope that it was not in a sate or suitable condition for aman to walk Those who bave saidso much egainet Delave, and endeavored to make people believe that he lacked courage and ability to perform the feat, are now silent, and find their guns spiked. Not one of them can be seen to-day, We are told upon good authority that two of the guye to Delave’s rope were jerked violently at the shore by gome persons, yesterday, while he was passing over. Wo are hardly Willing to believe that there were thoze pre- sent 80 fiendish ag to do such an act with malicious intent. We know that there were those who said a great many mean things of Delave and of the Rochester peoplo, be cauge they were come how in the interest of Biondin ‘and Niagara Falis; but we do not waat to believe they would do so mean an act as to attempt to throw Delave from the rope. Theae fellows will be geen here no more, Delave will walk sgain next Tuesday, and woe to the man wno throws any impediment in his way. The people of Ro- chester ca take care of him, and they have seen enough of his enemies to be able to identify them every time they appear, Beyond the damage done to clothing by the rain, which must bave been great, nothing occurred to mar the plea sures of the day. ‘The multitude of strangere ieft tho city im the afternoon and evening, and all was quiet ut an early hour ef the night. City Intelligence. UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.—Late on Friday evening ar empioyé, named Michael Logan, waa brought to tho New York Hospital in a dying condition, baving been run over by the express train on the Hudson River Railroad. his body being horribly mutilated and ove of his arms entire ly cut off. It seems that he was at the time under the in fluence of liquor, and fell off while the train was in motion He is said to belong to Peekskill, and has been bat a shor: time on the road. His recovery is thought to be very doubtfal, Sap Accipent To Two Lirrur Boys,—About ten o'clock on Friday evening two small boys, named Jobn Soully aged six years, and John Halsey, aged three years, were playing in frout of the building No. 152 West Thirty-fifu Ftreet, occupied by John R. Hendricks, maanfacturer of chloride of lime, when they, by some unfortunate means. accidentally fel! into a quantity of the above material, bows being so badly burat that their recovery is doubtful. Ren Over.—The Assistant Foreman of Hook and Ladde Company No. 11, named John J. Mullen, was accidental! run over on Friday evening by Engine No. 17, while pro ceeding to tbe Fifth district fire, through Grand street One of his lege was broken and his body otherwize badly bruised. He was taken to his home by the members 0: bis company. Ficnt in tog Forrts Warp.—A party of rowdies go into a regular street @ght in Pear! street square on Friday evening, during which stones, brickbats, &c., were freciy used, and one of the party for some time flourished « knife in the crowd. Two of the ringleaders, named Jas Griffith and Jobn Sullivan, were arrested by the Fourt) ‘ward police and locked up. Fink ix East TWELFTH Streer—Fiye Horses Bcrsep 10 Dxats.—About eleven o'clock on Friday nighta fire brok out ina range of frame stables in the rear of No. 2) East Twelfth street, owned by Peter Maginn and occup|s by cartmen. he firemen were promptly at the pre: ses, but owing to the lightand combustiole character the buildings the flames were vot subdued until the who's range wae destroyed. Five horses were burned to deaiv The foliowing is w list of owners and the value of th horses:—James Harkins, one horse, valued at $150; Bo: nard Coggins, one horse, valued at $150; Mr. Powse one horse, valued at $40; James Higgins, one ho: valued at $125; Mr. Milier, one horse, vaiued at $2 The sheds are valued at $200. There is no insurance 0: apy of the property. ‘The origin of the fire is unknov at present. Fire ty Norroux Street.—Between four and five o’cle yesterday morning a fire was discovered in the ¢ Jar of the dwelling house No, 107 Norfolk atreet, oecup. by policeman Samuel P. Hyatt and Mathias Bruen, i alzo by Mr. ©. Wyckofl. The fire was extinguished bafo, the flames extended beyond the cellar. Mr. Hyatt’s lo+ witl be about $50; no insurance, Mr. Bruen’s loss w be about $100; no insurance. The building is owned by Jesee Smith: it is damaged about $50, and is insure’ Mr. Hyatt had about $100 in money stolen during tne fire. ‘Tue Couusion or THe Merororis.—We published on Friday morning a brief account of an accident in the hay bor on Thursday morning, by which a boat was run dow: and one man drowned, The account was somewhat has tily written, and contained one or two slight errors. Tho steamer Metropolis was running at fall speed, when 1 yaw! was discovered croseing her vows, a8 stated, but tov whietle was blown and the engines were stopped, though hot reversed. It they had been reversed the boat migit poesibly have gone clear. Our informant—Mr. O. C Gibbe—ie not a sea captain, as was reported, though he hes bad @ good deal of experience at sea. ‘Tag Ixevit To THE YounG Lapy at Nisio’s —A corres poudent informs us taat Mr. Chas. Parish, who has boen secused of insulting a young Indy recently at Nidlo’e theatre, isin a deranged state of mind, and has been placed in the Insane Retreat at Hartford, Conn., in con. Bequence, Graxp REvNion oF THR Sons anv Davourers or New vort.—The steamer Governor left thie city yesterday af ‘ternoon for Néwport with « large number of passengers fo attend the grand reunion of sons and daughters of that city on Tuesday next. ReExection or Carer Joux Ross.—Late ac- ounte fioin the Indian etiam! f state that John Ross has deen re elected, without opposition, principal Jhief of the Cherokee Nation. He was elected to that office by the Cherokees under their firat constitution in the fall of 1823, at New Echota, Georgia, and has been the Chief ever wince, being re-el every four years. Hoe was the Chioi in 1898 when the whole tribe moved West; and after their pettlerent there, and the adoption of their present constitution, he was chosen Chief, and #0 great is his popularity that deomed useless, by thore opposed to bia to Fon aby person ‘against him. He is now over eixty h. age, nad has been @ puniic man among the Cho \his lite, He is nearly white, being the desvend Poe,» Seotehman, who married s daughter ual’, 2 Brotebs » who married & ULerokee Daniel Higgins, of Philadelp! rn Pa irvine For Southampton, in the steamehip Fulton—Mr Francis Cor bin, ‘Philadelpbins Mr and Mrs H xewis, Jr, do; Lewis, do; Master Henry Lewis and a James Gallatin and servant, New York: and Mre J Locke, Miss Locke, Miss Cayler. Mr and Mra Edward Toney, ‘Miss Toney. Mr Antonio Giro, Havavra; Mr Havana; Mr Obarieston, 8 O; Mr Samnel Josbns, London; ire Whelan, Phila. fcuasis Maven eter A Cary: vans: epat wo Relgtum; Mre M Werk and ‘child; M' . Master O Werk, BAGLSch APA Vacamyuuerene meat Boston; Mr and Mra Kamiere Vitanoen and ella. Spain: Me 4, Paria: Me J Gandohan, France; Mr M Maacks,Mr harles Pardis. For Liverpool, in steamabip Ci! Manchester—Thomas Alatlery, George Tomlineon” Mra’ Mary esrensed, Mew Baker, V Wood, Marcus Bueif. R MoMabon, J ‘McMabon, ce ae ‘ a Godkin—and 100 in the steerage.’ Bpecie, $54,000. Pueate, Bilas 1B , JP Cor Hantos, Clandle'8 Hodrignes arturo Pest, Marius’ Garis Bae: males W Schmidt, Pedo Mario Tito, F 8de Mena, Dr J @ Hava, James Hi Fry, @ Thedon, Juan Hernandez, M '¥ Campoana— For Savannah, in the steamship Alsbama—J Kleinbauer, @ R Coley, PH Behn, W A Hcranton. M H Hopkins, Mra § G Wood and three children, Joseph Bichel, Francis ‘Wolf, A Jef OR, Rowenlld, BOM Bushnell, Puiney, Shellid. M A Prentice, J By - M 4 Feucktwanon. Mr Tl Meyer, Mr and Mra J 8 MeSudd, Chas a I , H Btelohart and two ‘child H Woodman, J © Porter, Julius Chamanski, J L Wilcox, M Baker, W H Jemigan, F @ Hi ‘Taylor, L Mou- lor, Mr and Mrs F M Bernard, T Lawrenoe,'J L aad ‘A Angeer, aml. Lockhart, Mra A imson. bull ctildren, Stmon Mack G A burckhart, 8 P Bell, Seth K lor, T Pavker, W Bralverd, Charles ‘Hinzher, H Lipman, Pendergrast and 16 in steerage. For Charleston, in the st James A¢ger—Wr Edger ton aod Indy. Alan Porter Mire Grouse, Mee Wellbors ‘Ateol, BU Bioomteld, HF Clark, Jona Molloy, A W Barnet ‘. Joba Molloy, ‘A Canalle, WB Fairchild, Isaac’ Holmes, H 8 Shelton, JL Daniels, O J Riddell, Thos'Allen, A H Jones, Jno W Clark, Jao Bisck, BW Force, J Jordaty ¥ VouSaulen, lady an fast, C Bi Ievi Rose P I Siley, Kelley, B I X Willman J. Freaden B Peck and lady, I tchws W Mores, M Jes Young, 8 Duyfus, J H Stan C Hanck. E and lady, Andrew Love, J W Ca iady ond daughter, W H Fiquet, E W Lloyd, & Nebhut and Indy, 0 P Remson, 8 Simon, A L Jacobs, M! ‘Dounell, M Imnan, ¥ J immell and daughter, J © Hinckley, a J Burke, G ard, © a Kuntz, D Forarty. HD Lampley, § Rosenbolm, J Creighton, ‘Bi Bots, Mrs J Clancy, H Hustin, J 8 Fairly, and 27 in steer: Yor Richmond, &c, in the steamsbip Jamestown.—Abrabam Mordecat, C. Dufour, G. Katley, W. Matthews, Edward Morris, G. Gil Pretzier. F. 8, ith, J. Wilson. J. Nesl. J. B, tteele James M. Burr, K. & Hobson. Jose; m Hlgyee, ‘Wiltam H. Kent, &. W. jengu, Mrs. Gam. Misa Bel Cov, Mrs. WEATHER AND HEALTA ProspgoTs aT SavAan- NAH.—It seems imporeible to soy when we will have bright, clear and settied weather; for while the sun tries his best to make a good showing on the fsce of day, dark and threatening clouds come up to dispute his feebie euc cere. Yesteruay op cool and dreary as ap autamn day, and made one forget that he was in the midet of summer. With the wind at times fresh from the east and iittle totbe north of east, and an cbecured eun througa- cut, the atmosphere was by no moaus unacceptable for out door business. The bay consequently presented a busy gcere, and merchandise waa rapidly moving from and to our steamships and railroads; merchaats were az- dive in their operation; and the Indice, too, were availing themselves of the opportunity to do their shopping, and take the exercise that in sultry weather they woult yearn or, but dare not indulge in with a hope of pleasurable en- Joyment. Physicians wear the most meiaucholy counte hances of apy of our citizen. The times are getting tongh for them, and that, too, in the faco of the high price of provisions that sugurs the general succese Vat por vades all branches of business save theirs. Waile wo but exult inthe bappy influences exerted upon ear ait!- zene in the growing health and prosperity of Savannah at | this time. While the earth, which had previously been in @ thirsty condilem, bas abeorbed the heavy rains that by fallen 20 reearsity upon it, the clouds bave not per. mitted the severity of the sun’s influence during the pro- cess of abrorption. Ip a word, we would say to onr friends everywhere, our city is enjoying the beet of health, the finest spirits, and the surest success—the fabrications of her slanderers abroad to the contrary notwithstanding. — Savannah Republican, August 18. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarvrpay, Avguat 20—6 P. M The steamship Hungarian, which arrived this day w Farther Point, in the St. Lawrence, brings four days later news, The funds are quoted 3; a 3¢ higher; cotton steady and breadstuffs dull. The details will be found in another Would be orry for them in their sai plightwe caanot | } column, The Fulton and City of Manchester sailed to-day for ' Europe, and carried out, the former $416,280, the latter $648,000 in specie on freight; making the total shipment of the day $1,064,280, rather more than wae anticipated ‘as occurred at the close of last week, a leading foreign banker decided, at the last moment, to ship some $200,000 in gold. The increased ease in money is quite marked to-day; feveral brokers have money left with them at five per cent, Exchange on Europe closes very dull and flat. Some decidedly firet class bills have been sold for to-day’s steamers at 109%. Next week the foreign bankers look ior bigher prices, The activity in the stock market continues, and the prices of to-day are,as = goneral rule, higher than tne highest of yesterday. The purchases seem more gene rally distributed than they were yeaterday among the members of the board, Several commission brokers tated that they bad filled orders at the board this morn ing. Parties who bought stocks at 10 @ 15 per cent higher prices than those now ruling, are quite likely to teke this opportunity of averaging. The most active stock of the day covutinues to be Michigan Southern guaranteed, which advanced to 25, and was in demand at that price at the cloge of official business. We haye little to add to what ‘wo said yesterday in reference to this stock. The earnings Of the first fortnight of August fall about $14,000 short of the earnings of the corresponding period of Inet year; and from various causes, chief among which isthe fact that earnings of the two last weeks of August, 1868, were un usually large, it will be well not to expect an increase till September. Toledo was algo active at an advance of one per cent. Galena was steady, Rock Island was higher. Now York Central advanced one-half per cent and was in good demand, There was no change in the price of Hud ‘on River or Harlem, which for the present seem neglect- ed, State stocks were firm at yesterday’s prices. The marke) wae quite strong at the close, and though, a8 usual, there was no second board, there was a good deal of ani. mation in the street throughout the afternoon. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lowe :— Total receipte.. Total payments, Balance..... Treasury notes received for cuetoms during the week... 51,243 42 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Houre this morn- ing were $16,060,105, and the balances $934,214. The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week:— i ——isss—— ——1869.-—, Week anc'g. Avg.18. Amount, Value. Amomt. Value, Cotton, dries, 8,461 $187,792 Fleur, | 18,870 = 70,721 Com Meal... 6 588 ‘860 3,672 Wheat, bushels A 1,823 1,823 1,292 1,403 «8,678 1,287 563 12,029 '¢62(9,808 2,143 35,289 2,793 31,681 FOND ia tcadpense — $347,718 — $312,194 Decrease of the week aacompared with that of 1858. 95,519 The following 8 a comparative statement of the yalup ‘The annual report of the directors of the Boston and Maine Railroad has just been published, and from it wo take the following statement in regard to the financial condition of the corporation for the year ending May 31, Foreign and Domestic Malis. - TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFF Domustic....Norh— albany, Buifalo and Canada «+e 827,668 27 Vat 25,831 86—$818,631 22 1869:— Rorth and Geet way mall oo verb Dall vi rr ? Receipts $405,181 00 Bouin and’ southwestern Mand “ Running expenses,.,.......... .8379,327 91 Gwnpay Mar Otner expenses, including renow. als of Iron, depreciation of loco: Cauavone1a ty sienmatip, Moses Taslon, Monday, MOLIVES ANA CAFS... 5 sere0eeee he ‘The Uveriand idail for Galitorula leaves st Lon'e every Monday and Thuretay, at8 A ™. Letters deslsnea for itshould be marked “Overland, vim 8t Lov’ 8, Lane Crry.The Overland Mail from ft Joseh (Mo ) to Balt Lake City, leaves 8 Joseph overy Saturday. as 69,181 08—~ 448,453 99 $870,222 é 3 ++» 3L2,677 50 Net earDingS....s.eeeseress eens Deduct 73g per cent for dividends. , Earned this year over dividends, expenses and 2: Eg ~ "LEB Ps = 8 edera should be marked “overland, opreciatlon....sesseeseeeesersvee cece sees $08,644 78 mbt Jone A comparative stetement of the earnings of the road for eamshlp De foto, Saturday, &u ot 2... WPM steninsbip'sloves Taylor, Monday; * | Fept 5. + ead : Bawama istanes..(in the day afier ibe arrival of each alter . Bate Cupard packet at this port, being ouce a month, the steamer Karak wil) he deapatyhed with mails for the Bahama Islands, to be lauded atNasean 9 P EBvnore......By steamsbip Arabia, from Boston, ‘ clove here Tueadsy. Aug. 23....24 M 44 P. TIMK OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFIC Bomnay.....The Overland Mai} to Bomhay closes tu the years 1868 and 1869 shows an increase for this year of about $40,000, and a decrease of expenditures amounticg to $18,776 16. ‘The report states that for the first time in the history of the road, they are able to say with truth that the company is free from debt. The indebtedness of fifty thousand doi lars to the commonwealth, which was the last of the por manent loans, #¢ called, negotiated in the early stages of So. Pacivic. ndton The stearvship Fulton, Capt \ ope, aatled yeste at noo for Southampton and Havre, with 62 passenger, — The Br sleemehip City of Manchester, Ur ealled yeaterday for Liverpool, with 119 passeny.arg, ipa ‘The ateamusttip Marion, Capt Foster, “om Charleston, arrived at anesrly bour yesterdey morp'og We are under amy obligations to Capt Foster and bis attentive purser, WO Buller, Beq, for late papers, B:e report of abip Robert Kelly. from Liverpool. Puot Boar Many Tayton, No 5, while lying to on Friday might rack Handy Hook, was run tnio by an unknown bark, and bad mafnmast carried away clous to the deck, stera stove, and other damage intlictad. i J.auNoH~ About on6 o’¢lock this afternoon Mr Samuel Suse den wuscessfully Inunche! from his ebipyard at Greenpoint, & new screw steamabip, ca/e¢ the Kichard R Vayler, owned by. the american Atlentic Stesmabip Company Line, and will ran detween bere aud Pavannah. The folowing are her dimen- nt: Levatb oo deck 45 reat of bod 45 feet, aca 1 809 Chap Avo wil beef f foot fleam lammer englaer, of 7 i ) Stroke: aleo tw" Subular holler s, saga aime Bd Laur fi thes, will be placed amtaabiy He prapailor ta fo saat af cast won, supposte by ® wrought frow port. eee maa Bars tan Jaci —Borton, ag 2" be by which relied yestordey or Galveston, ta tnlopracten somata back, with lots of fore avd waiy varde aud tore topsall yard (By \elegraph vo Pliwood Walter, B3y, Secretary Board of Underwriters Bank JOun Kane, Sweetuor, fom Richmond Va for Glas acw, put inc Searaport 3b inst to bury the captain's ave, woo died atwew meee Pont Hoon, Aug 20- The brig Bliaa Paddonk, bound to Liv- w expool with a'cargoof lumber is natore bere. al . ‘rg ber deck Ion, and the prospects of geting ber eae fe. voravle, foun Mrssexcxx—Tho uffelo Courier saya thet sche es: seoger, purchased by Dees" Dibbie & unos of New York, # ying at the dork m Patfele leaded with a cargo of gavea, for Cate. pam dire. She bas Lee fitted up at a costof $10) ibe owner e cullur ‘rade of the south shes of eH he Hurtbet. commanded by Capt James Ml Avertil ot Sufaloy and will be the fizet vessel io leave inst port direct for Barupe, sinh ceh eed me rng eat ny inat. Sea Leon wale &t New London Powers & Oo iow. ton, for $2000, without ber inventory, "7 Notice to Mariners, Tho vow Lighthouse on the Groat Ieuace having been com- pleted, Was lighted tor the first time ou Monday, AUg 1. Whelemen, as totlows:-- Via Marseilles oo the 34 wad (8tu of is “ the road, has bean paid during the last year, Of the law each month. Via Soutsempion ou the !dihaxd | , ee ray ieeicare ry fost che antarctic. Youn ¥orty vi ly three remain unsett ed Aceme, Caton. of Provincetown; ‘1 Ketelle © “do 8D sults sapiens the copgoranien. Coy fo 25 ng, | TAtO EEA en BS Mil Oth SN, vin, Mareoilien, di, 1200, 1B'% int #0 oC, lon 69 50, Nilligoket, Taher, Nor cleads ith The Portsmouth, Saco and Portland Rs a continues to Bases he eeeilee Oe tee Land 2 ‘Vie South- 2209 lor #1 6, Kare Crrey ‘Trip, ot Westport v1 lee Nd from sycoey, NSW. Way 25 Mt earn sufficient to pay @ dividend of six per cont, guaran np at and 20:8 ad iesend tvez onthe 16th Via South: pa Suez. th jen on the 4\b and 27th of the month the 9th of the month. teed to it by the Maine road in conjunction with thy, Eastern road, ‘The Reading Railroad for the week ending August 18 Drought down 31,080 tons, making a total since January 1 of 1,067,369 tons, against 1,001,919 tons in the same period last year. Tho Schuylkill Navigation Company brought down 30,716 tons, making a total tonnage this goason of 737,128, against 647,696 last season. ‘The Schoharie Republican states that Judge Gould has rendered bis decision in the cage of the Albauy aod Sus quebanna Railroad against tho towns of Seward, Rich. mondyiile, Cobleshill and Schoharie. Last fal! injanc tions were granted on motion of citizens of these towns restraining the town commissioners and Board of Super visors from issuing bonds to the road and raising monoy to pay the interest on bonds that had been isgued. ‘This was diseolyed, and the railroad company brought an ac tion for damages. Among other questions raised in the suits, it was claimed by the towns that ‘the consent of a majority of the tax-payers, representing a majority of the taxable property”’ in the several towns, bad not been ob tained, and the bonds of tho several towns could not therefore be issued in aid of the company. By consent of parties the case wag referred to Judge Gould for de cision. The Schoharie Republican says :— Wo have not ecen the report, nor pave we seen a pad lished statement of {is contents, but according to our bes te information he bes declded tint a amajonity ot the tax ben 1a Por payers here consented e igsued, and also | arriving at New decides that they represent a majority of the taxabie Canawea—Frow New York )7b, arriving at Aavane 17th property in each town, and thatthe Railroad Company are | *"¢ now aneee ee ae ew Orleans 17h, Havana 20th entitled to bave the damages they have auatained by rea. | “7/¥ing —Frem Wew York 17th, rrtving at Mavana son of grapting of the injunction assessed against the | of ee eee ee eee ver um Orlane tik Havens plaintifie in the geveral suits, deapatchee the foe vento; ed the folk ni {Phe Lontbamptos wails are despatched on the morning of abowe daten nid any of theae dates fali on Bunday, ihe tail te despetehec the morning previous of MARITIME INTELGIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers. ° weom #UNERR. + Southampioa...Aug. 18, {HP MAVANS AND NEW ORLEANS ormamcan ¥xom New York 94. arriving et Havens From Few Orleans ta, Havana eurine 2 snd New Or! ? tb, arriving at New York * Dr Soro—From New York 27th. arriving at Havana let 2n4 At the Railway Convention now holding at Niagara, the Sau Grloaia a4. Rew Orleans 12th, Havana th, ar- Pennsylvania Railroad Company has reduced tho rates to | riving at New York 1h. Above dates fall on 8 the steamers wil! bet tage | abe pel eaters salln Monday, exoupt trom New Orleans.” ‘To Mempbin, via Cairo, and above..$1 80 144 102 82c. ‘To points below Memphis. +185 149 107 870 We are advised that these rates have been nsrentod to by the preeidents of the trunk lines and by the receiver SPROIAL NOTICE. fedende all packages ane letters d for the aw Toux Eerawy of the Erie. Freights are likely to be increased on third Secu Poll eats ara sad Tonrth lene gvoce! Som BETES. 661] mow waren Btock me SRS Sa SATURDAY, Aagost 20, 1858. Port of New York, August 20, 1859. $1000 Tenn 6's,°90... 87 100shs'Reating RR. 43% a ' 4 ' 100 vires ee oe mags sacar te a” Steamship North Star, Jones. . apinwsll—D ® Allen 1000 Musouri G's b30 823; 50 43 Browraship Star of the West, Aspinwall—M © Roberts. | 1000 do... 825 100 433g | Stesmantp Quaxer Cus, Shateidtlewann —tiarrooa Hos | 6000 Lonigiana 6’8.. 863¢ 100 do......230 43 Bon. 1D AuAbaMa, Schenck, Savanuan—cam! L stint & | G060 NY Sie. 12°61 99 260 Illinois Con RR... 65 | Gieamanip James Adger, Adams, Charleston—Spoftord, ‘it. 1060 Erie RE 2m 0......b80 654 | ieston & Cor 1000 frie RRQ1m bs 72% BO MISE NT get.b30 21}, | Sieamemy Jamesiown. Skinner, Norfoix, Ro—Lndlem x | End reels loais = do sp 2424 | “Steamship George’s Creek, Geger, Balttmore—it 3 Crom. | 2 ah ea 48 ebs National Ban! 10 Merchants’ Ex Bk 5 Bank Commerce. 106 Det&BudCanalCo. do... 860 Coal Co. Ship West Wind, Baxter, San Francteco—Wm T Uoleman Sbip {Elles & Mathilde, Nordenbolz, Melbourne—K W Oa meron, | | | 50 10 Penn 200 do, rk Lyra, Gibbs, Rey Weat- - H 20 do... Thompson, Savanah Tamil! & Go, | omb'd srk D 8 Goodsell, Lee Wilringto ler & Loughion. oy Pacite Matt SOC. Kark Brazilewa Baxter, kichmond Berk J W Andrews, French, Hoaton—Walsh, Oarver & Chace. Brig Vexice. sweet, London—Coltme & Marsh orig Crest ot the Ocean (Br), Jago. Kelfast—G F Bnlley, Brig ( Jeudia (Br), Green, StJohn— N & Graw & Penny. ] Brig ‘Thomas Achorn, Tibbetts, Maneanilig--Yates, Porter. | feld & Co. Schr Masonic. Perry, Point e Petre—B P Back & Oo, br J W Willlsina, Jobneon, Havena—I # waver anter. za vutberine (Br). Johnson. Sleuthera—J Douging, chr © Keen, Stacy “¥ranklin~O Keen Schr D Goewip Peaston, Pepeacols, Schr W Smith, Fisher, Charieston—Sernnion & Tailman, Schr Jos Grice, Thompson, Charleston ~ D.C Murray. tepr Ben, tynch, Wilmington— & 8 Powell Schr 1. a Jompson, Day. Mewbern—J L Davia, 1200 NY = 100 Hudson RiwRRBOO 100 Keadiog RR..b90 200 Schr Paniloe, Broadstrert, Washington~—J L Davis. 200 Schr # H Vermilyes, Holmes, Fetersvurg-—-Van Brant & 100 Slaght Behr C Jayne, Fmith, Baltimore- Matiler, Lord & Quereaa. aus, Smith Pbtiacelphi and. Sehr MJ iphis—J Imports (Other than Dry Goods and Specie) Behr T Taylor ‘Wixon, Philade!phia—J W McKee. = werva, Swain, NB, See eatracls ver renga . ort Levin Meuriting, Juse 1¢ Wiliam Wi ait Warren, Wadopaecar; Young Fbenix, Bhockloge ttur froin Coot allen of bark Tanten Packet, NB, dated 169, Int 22 &, lon 187 ¥. reporse him with ‘00 ile a May cruise, alter repe— 5 Old at ber. Ta ‘NB, reports Wem &’ Uliza Crooker, 40 bhis sp: Norman hey, Neat, about 850 all told: beard of Narragantett. Gardner, ®ant, May 15. no oll ence leaving Sydpe~. Desdemon's, Smith. s B, about 40 bble since pave Lay Fond pe A deter frem the mate of bark Cornelia, 8; ports ber in Lite Fish Ray WO. sort, > wn aid pching and 40 do blackish oflon board sil well Would sail that day ou a craise. ‘# lester from Cap* Kelley, of ship Gov Troup. NB, her sines July 20. Tat 65. fon a7 W. down Led sone on the 14th and b of Jnly; on the ‘6th had a heat while fost to ® whale, by which Janes White. boateteerer, and isaac N Hendley seamso were drowned The Gov Troup cru’eed on tbat ground about one month Avg 18 off West Choy cu Spokea, Ke. Ship Armorial. Couriand, {com Havans for Falmouth, Aug 16, Int 48.05 100 56 40, eed ‘Berl, Fejuce. Har’ iman, trom Wi 0, f July 38, teh 4686, on ATA, Wmington, NO, for Barope, ‘nig Magnet Cf Raaipor, from Ardroagan for NYork, Aug Niger isn Crowell from Pbiiadelphia for Portland, was seen oor , rowel! a te Y Aug 18, fn Long Tslavd Souna “FPO a Foreign Ports. Axrwanr, Aug4—In port shins Josepbua Walton, for Bos- tou Slet; Sir Bobt Peel Larranee for N York 16th; Kredw Geb- Berd. Godtrey. and David Hordiey Mazaa. for do soon: John Bencock, Coflin, for NOrieans Sept 10; Lizzio Oakford, K Pe noroeaae hag 4 Br Ringdove, Mi |RDROSAN Ang 4—In port Br harks Fiegdove. Mutmen, Rostou dg, Ths Kitisun, Crosby, for a Br orig Peerleaa, 198 0 ready. arnoyo, Aug 2~In port sobr @ B Cadwallader, to sail next ng for Esjar‘o t+ loud for B York. make GipkaLtax, 0! rk ‘arrington. Gortam (trom ‘oston). Malta and Sryrre Jevmuis, Sus 2~No 4m veaeel to port ae ONDON * ug In port Mary » Rich Rich, for Bosom Ig; iN, Kinsman for dodo Harvard, aderwom 12 Uiilee Standish, Gardrer; Tahez Snow, Snow, hort. apd Undaunted Freeman, for Ualcutta, do; Alban’ Ro- lan~hard: Bospbo- . for Part Feito, 405 cl Mogu), Spooner for Rom: Bameang, Bogers for Ais Janstro. do, ChieRan, investigator, Carver Cordeila, bebop, International, rinse. Pitta; HB Fier, #1 k: Leanine Water, Gar Ballard, snd Parlisment Piemes. disc, A for #ele; Meguntiouok, Zsirbtoan; Rell: vine: Mary’ Fierce, ‘Bartlet; Vanguard, Davis, and Wind, Morton, disengaged Failed from 'Graverend 4th, Goy Brown, Axworthy, ‘Acton, NeLanghlin. for vdney NEW; Korest Eoule for Wales to load for Hong Kone: 8 Day, Ida, Mele te idence. Lovint (land in Mediorronean), July 23 In por: whic Win- dermere, Vardine. Oslin via antivari (where abe axr 18th)— expected to be ordered .o Al; Messina, July 0—No Arm versal in port Mataca, July 2{--Only one Ax. vewsel in port, the name not given Msnseuses Aug3—In port ablos Arita; are 20d i tease leanea, Cooper. from m a Conver, Cofin trom *ntwerg; -rmede Snow, Marnden (or New York, lee; JP Whiner,’ Whiddes une: burke Daniel, Nidridge ior Adra and Malaga. to loed for Boston; Convo} Oratoer, 10 losd for ew Fort 5 Mi Porter Roubiates tor Roaton: Ve'estia, Howes. tor Lene; € A Cochran, allen; Foviberser, Army, and Mary lea, Morten, from New York; Fea Drok, hody, from Havane; brig Orto- san, Lord, froma Kew York. 810 3d,'sh'p Laneastire, Olsen, Dew Or'ees. 0 8. Maurittus, Juv 7~In rortebicg & B Thomo - All, {rem Rangova fer Fsimonth; Joho Q Adama t aw- @ Csleutta for Lon put tn for repaire); India, . from Onlsutta; Park Saxonville, Garduer, from ‘cn, from Aleiers, IK Borg Keng (pnt in for repairs). Old Jnne 14, ielen, Mouinw Tucker WBectnrd, bitacapii ' CTOU Aue 6~ Old brig JD tncoln, Webber, Philadelphia; ny ver. O'Brien, BYork (a , Sug i7—arr achr 1 ¥ Warner Manalog, Ardrossan. Old steamtug Uncle Sam, MMler. Moston - Ta gort abipa Edward D Peiere. Curis, and Byzancium, Hil jon, tor Lor don dg. Sr Serena, Jniy 12-14 ship Kineo (of Bath), Conary (from Karrachee, London Br Jory. "YR, Ploomer, Brier, WYork. O18 Ihe, Hig AD‘ alexandria;’17th, ebip Jenny Lind, Larratoe, Penarta Yanxoutn, NB, 4 ug 8‘ rr sche Rever, Bilion, NYork. ome Poru. re echra T Depew, Edwards, Aleran eth, Cag Aarbor, 4 A Morgan, Mor- ALBANY. Aug if dria; M & Hildreth, gon. NYork. BOSTON Aug 19, Are chipy Adivoodack. fm "itaingtoo, Nv, for Europe; Lelia, Baines. Kotterun: taliso owrk alma, Paris. Leghoro; ark Vivid Light, Sis chard, Antwerp: sais wel em, Uinekley, Alexandria; West 1 at the Port of New York for the Week Schr Suran, Bearse, on—S W Lewis. Alexsudris, JB» usin, Mav, Pbiadelphis; Tantamonn? Da Ending August 20, 1859. Bedi Cabot, —— Boston W Meee, Fede ie Oc e eo rawarpe, New Tore. Vis Packages. Value. cia Can R cS 4 Ker, Livervool “‘Tq@egraphed ship Lucinda’ trom Rrspant ina, glass & earthenw’e— ARRIVED. ‘br Sadi r China, glass & eart! Br brig Jene, from. + Bigval fortwo bei Botties, — $166 steamebio Marion. Foster, Chariesion, with mdseand passen | ghio Rorpe. ‘ror Singanorened Butne a. Oly abi Karthen 85 2.648 were tovpotiord Tilestow Co Fbursday, i) PM. 4) miles aw aac Merton ‘Mervilt, ol Glass, 16 "969 one signalized steamship Coiurbia, Berry henes for of New York) Ames- Glassware, 63 1,528 Steamabin Georges Creek. Gager. Baltimore, with mare.to | } 04 dria Renee Haste Cae ene Glaes,plate. 22 4,459 UB Cromwell & Co. 8th inst, off Obincoteague, spoke bark Ivmouth Rock Norris, do; Orvetts, Semn- China...... 68 3, lis, bound N. r a mais de; Pentl. Chase, do. Sla—Wind 80 to NNW. ships a Drogs, &0.—— bbip Henry Clay, Caulking, Liverpoo). Joly 17, with mdse | trices, Helvetia, Mongolia; barke augusta & Teapelic, M's (i Acide... 07 12,724 Iron, oth.,t8 839 eal Bowe Mee Poles, of tumterans 30 daywaiathse | Grd Palins bylohs vy ert Nocens Brn incite Taba ammoila.. 35 1695 Lead, pigh 2.412 inna for Quebec, and wunpiied her with provisions lta, ict | Wappee; ach Fontieas tok seme Biome nta peatndae Ay etal goods. Jon 63, #igne! T al ip Kaggaroo, hence for Liv Batu N— iy go and jogos 108 gpg Hab, off smnmecock Light, received w plot from bow | _ REtsxoty aug iOCArT alos Predeviek Brawn, Cre, Kew or % ip Anterctic. Stouffer Liverpool, 40 days, with mdae and 30 "1 bony Bald- nee pavers Sermon no Zerege ACD Wiad light moderne win, Por dens Oth Sih be Rowton MSU TaNe , wenther the entire pa CHARLESTON, Ang 17, AM—Arr ehip Emma, Agry, Philer Brimstone. 640 1,61 Shio Fobert Kelly, Sherman, Liverpool, July 9 with mdne } deiphin + : Ip, A Castor ofl. 20 1,060 nod +9 passengers, 16 boyd & Hiincken uly 28, 1at49 40. lor | Sa Vance, sitters velund, Bucksville,’SU. Bld ochy Beaty ‘| 4 $40, uw ebip i Bulaley; 0 1 at lat 490. toh 60 ‘ KUHESTER, Aug iS Arr achr Alabawa, Vangilder, Phi rmine.... 54 40, i i : a tome y apake R i Tr sehr wa, Vi ts Phi- “hip Trumbull, from Havre for New York; 19th, Jat 408, loa bia. 10 aa 0 bo te aac ete a Larder, nceasiod, weber ard |b SRUON, og 10—are cchr MK Plerco, Smith Bangor. i sa m he e Old can ae Kat Gs I os 200, : 2ye04 “Gelber beg wita some articles marked Capt RA Bayley -ahe | Priker Yoreemeic Wc 9—Arr eoar Joba R Wa . 18 917 «remed to have been in collision. a her port onarter nad been FALL KIVER, Ang 16—Arr sehrs Minvie Cobb (new). Ham, Gume,crud.1,030 5,785 siove in and boarded over, wnauc day, In 4, on 7110, ook | Rockland (aya eld 19th, suppored for Nvork); 18th, 8 Bind 714 . AIAN, W ve HE A ip tment, Hare, Moore Lendon, and Portamont, Tul ine oe {1lta FW Thorne, Davia, doy Adele Felco Cart De 7, with mdse and 121 passeny organ. weight, Hiizabetspor Teeches.... 17 617 SL Miley (br, of Yarinontn, NS), Corning, Grennosl:. 45 | “HAWFTFORD, Aug !8—Arr stent Licr’e paste, 188 6,837 cay wind iron piven dc, tomauier, nd Ugh W Wisse oa" | woneouts aonrn, Ke Weuinard, Chetanen, Placa ete eee Licor’e, root 600 1,896 Ht wh fog tbe eptire parsage. Bunith, Wileox, NYork. bid 8th, schrs Mary “9 Medien Ot Carr chip bavarie Pavey. nvr, July 18,with mdse and 10Bpae | ‘Agnwoe Trenton 10h, sehen Mobs Sian Wace cod Mek Wasdlis ce OW. vengert Sa te 12th inet tn a HA ta oO rege et ernie @ ¥ . A company wit Ip Tuscarora, o! lanelpbia. bound W., JGth, NORFOLK. Sng (7 —Are por Harriet St : y 45 U8 ‘at 41 85, Ion 68, paayed nelte uupposed the Hallie, Jying tun’ | NAW BUDFOWD. Aug Io are Srnming ton Gee tet - 7 2,968 cer clore reofed mato topeal’, the wind at the time blowing @ | froy, Nentucket for NLondon (with ehtp Muatienilo ip tow), put. Ol, linseed. 69 4,243 anle from EXE. tn to repetr a lees io the boler; anchored the ship in Tarpaniin Ol}, olive...4100 11,159 ship Wm Neleon Wood, Rotterdam, July 4, with mana and | Cove, Oil, palm... 256 16477 ‘ pansengera, to Wm Whitlock, Jr. July 29 Iata’ 50 100 26.10, | NEWPORT, Aug 19—Arr echre Satence, Gindding, Bllzsbeth- on Palm, yd spoke eblp Trumbull, from Aavro for Sew York. The WN | port. Janbella, O ark, NYork: sdmiral, frefethen Dover for byes ht eae Bs bad light W winde and calms the entire patenge. Philadelphia. Fld schr BF Woolser, be Sate w F 4 é Bark Wor Howe (br), Barris, Melega, $8 days, with fruit, to ‘Arr at Quarantine cb: $e) bare Lucy. Ann, Carrtenn, 8 Pal 7 f Somez, Wallis & Co na Also arngehra rettit, toston for Philadelp! >, bic ol bark Pilot Fieh (Br), Pedgeley, Rio Janeiro, June 16, via i d, Lawton, Provineeto: fer do; Kes! - ayaa’ $4 2602 ua pion Acnons Gaya vigrdee, to trom Gehreeder @ Go| lead Rares am Bell Chase. Cones ey et BO 91346 pease store eel eee tae bd 4 ore hay a A kha LONDON, Aug 19—Air echr Bertford, Smith, Eliza- 1,657 atk Jubilee (ot Portiang). Boyd, Cardenas’ Anga, wits wn. | “POLSLANM, &ug 19—Arr steamsbin Ohosapente, Crowe 6,188 lawner, to Bwi!) & Uo. 12th inst, lat 84 43, 1on 76 44, parsed a | NYork: sche 8 Appleton Grant Windsor or alexsndrn 901 bark bound 8, sbowing white burgee witb red border and blue PRCVIDENCE, Avg }9—Arr steamer Pelican, Alérica, New 8,445 letters in it (the Pamohylia), The J since the 14th hag had no York; sebra EO Knight, Whirlow Alexandria; Vermillion, Frond vey heavy N% winds and a beavy sea running from the reg da ete tet ae of Went, beh — 100 custward, or, hackett; Spencer D, Penny; 0 a) Mark J W Andrews, French. Rondovt for Borton. Lt Cae slizabethport; "arab Jane, therton, do * 14,062 Brig Ben Campbell (Sr), Forrest, Sierra Leone, July 15, with | Pextucket; Tela, kaw aed Newner: wreck eee a oe idee 4c. to Fierwith & Rocholi 16th inst, lat 30, lon os 23, | Daniel Webster, Perry, and Gen Marion, Port Bweo, 74 spoke achr J W idiner, 14 days hence for Sombrero. Vadot, Tit, Lovdout; Jorepb, ——, wen for Pay 6,688 Brig Vhantom (#7), Knight, ernsmbuoo, July 11, with: | tuckel; Kully M Weils, Fox, Port Rwea for Pawtucket; Su- 19110 gar, 10 Geo F Stulley. tan, Webb, and Jasper, Racket, Rondout for Pawtuck 004 Brie, Bion brachuiry (of Castine), Douylas, Arroyo, Aug 2 | fowl, Davis, Nori; sloopa Commerce, Tyler: Li : ee eithingar,tomaster ington, Srith, snd President, Unter, ‘hport; New "988 Sma), Calais, 5 days, with lumber, to Simp- Soria, v, Newarr Ghia Norton end = icant wnt 506 Brig Forest, Balley, Oherryfield, & daya, with lumber, to | BMC rete ns iocee, urtsties fe ‘young, and 8B 2,989 2 “impron & Olap Packet, Tyler, Port Vwen: Samuel Hell, Tillotamn, fort Bwen 6 “chr Cordelis (@ magia), Hora, Giasyow, 88 days, with mdse, | for Pawtucket: Oregon, Rhodes, NYork. Sid schra Edward Mi 419 Hemp. 418 “*tehr Nas Wiad OF Provincetown), Bush, Jeremie, 17 days, | CMT ,Cmue, Fauaseloble; Danial wi are 5,122 ‘With iogwood, to master uso 'D, ‘Aug 18—Arr steamship Roanoke, Conch, New Optical. 7,658 afiht Jams (Bn, O'Brien, Haltfax, Banya, with fi, to Rome | ycrn ae Finliego, Brlih. do; Sig sohr# ald Cary nters, ui, Dinwiddie. ‘ ; z ST ee as Oa NOL ickr mama (Br). Hardenbrook, Windsor, NB, 12days, with | REA MUPCRT, ang Scar UnrE;tobn Kerr. Swoeter, Rish- Watches 43 687 plaster to A Dewolf mond ior Glasgow (eee Miscel), and sid 141 eather, Hides, do. Ey Giyatat face rahinas Weebl agua co beeen caer Bristies .... 20 7,004 fonr Diawatha, Bail, Rockland, 8 daye. TAUNTON. Aug 18—Bid ecbr Dart, Withere!), FYort. Boots&eh’s 2 79 Rebr Union, Ranra Viueibaven 4 days, WILMINGTON. NO Aug \7—Arr gckve BL Berry, ‘Weaver, Hidee,dre’d 119 47,000 Sebr Juativa, out for Boston. Boston; jtth, © Denals, Ubee+bro, N York idee, un'd, — 202) oop Geo Lewia, Walker, Fean’s Grove, M3, i arr sche Caroline Anderwa, Bryant, 1,816 Steamer Kenneves. Hand. Fbiladelphia $ lasioe, few Weatehester, Baker, i’rcridence, BELOW Bark Lucy A Nickels, Nickels, from Priatol, July 1. ‘Also one bark, unknown. BAILED. Pleamablpa Oily of Manchester (Bn), Liverpool: Fulton, Ha vre via Houthampion: North Star, kod Star of the West, aspin- wall) Quaker Ofty, Ravana; » iabama, Havannsh; Jas Adger, ubarleston; Jamestown, Norfolk Ac; pik bout AB Nell oe 6,386 (No 21), Rew OF! Metals, &c,— Wool, Wind during tho aay NNE. Brass poode 2 249 Oshorartic’s — 9,606 ——- Ch’nekane’s 45 3,164 —— Weiegraph Marine Report. Copper. - 712 “Total... p2,555 82 #ANDY HOOK, Avy 20, eunset—Ono bark going uy tho Be rer oad ck eal porters and whaleadle @UN VT LRBY, Pus TED WA ‘ewsuay, Pawey Goons, USE GER? ARD' ROAR.