The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1861, Page 5

Opinions of the British Press on th? War News from America. "WHAT IS THOUGHT OF THE BLOCKADE, Lord Palmerston Fears England May ** Drift Into the Quarrel.” Cotton Quiet and Firm---Bread- stuffs Drooping. ‘CONSOLS, 90 1-4 A 90 3-8, Sr. Jonns, N. F., August 20, 1861. ‘The steamship Canada, from Liverpool on the 10th, via Queenstown on tho 11th instant, arrived off Cape Race ‘at haif past feur o'clock yosterday (Mouday) afternoon, ‘Tho Canada has 134 passengers, and $100,000 in specie for Halifax and $114,900 fur Boston, ‘She reports that on tho 13th, In latitude 61 29, longitude 1 93, passed Great Eastern; 14th, at 7:40 P. M., latitude 61 22, longitude 26 10, passed steamer Arabia; 17th, at <6 A. M., latitude 5 55, longitude 38 20, passed large screw Steamer, bound east. ‘The dates per the Canada are two days later than those a@troady to hand, As regards European politics tho news is unimportant. ‘Tho steamship Saxonia, (rom New York, arrived out on ‘the 5th instant. American affairs claimed undivided attention. ‘Mr. Russell, in another lotter to the London Times onthe Dattle at Bull run, asserts there were no daring deeds on either side;and no desperate struggles except by those who wanted to get away. ‘The London News defends the Northern army. ‘Tho Bishop of Durham died on the 9th of August, The American houso in Liverpool reported suspended by the last steamer is that of Whitworth & Co.; liabi- ‘Mties not stated. : The Bombay mail of July 12, reached Malta August 7. ‘The African mail has arrived. ‘The slave trade was being carried on very briskly. Adespatch from Queenstown of the Ith of August ‘The stonmship Canada has £38,000 in specie. ‘The steamship Asia, from New York, arrived here yes- torday, the 10sh inst. ‘The mammoth English iron platod war ship Warrior bad tmade a successful trial trip down the Thames. THE AMERICAN REBELLION. Undivided Attention of England to the ‘War Question—Farther Reports of Mr. Russell, of the Lendon Times, on the Bull Ran Battle and Retreat—The Lon- don Journals on the Bloekade—Lord Palmerston’s Opinion as Expressed in the London Post, His Government Or gan—Arrival Out of Ships from Savan- mah and New Orleans, é&c. American affairs claimed undivided attention. ‘Mr. Bussell, in another lotter to the London Times on the ‘Pattioat Bull run, asserts there was no daring deods on ‘either side, and no desperate struggles excopt by those ‘who wanted to get away. ‘The London Times, in an editorial, takes the recont speech of Mr. Vallandigham, of Ohio, as an evidence of tho charges that will be brought against Mr. Lincoln if the South is successful. It says that only a victory by which the stain of Manassas may be effaced and the South indaced to come to terms,.can secure the President from ‘the consequences of having begun the civil war. The Landon Globe observes, with regard to the blockade question, that the blockade is a right of war; but by what right, whether of war or peace, can Congress em- Power the Exccutive to desist from the blockade and substituto the levying official duties on goods about to be landed in territories where that Executive can afford no ‘Protection to them from further exaction or speculation The Shipping Gasetle complains that the blockading ‘@quadron on the coast of America appears determined to interrupt marine commerce in deflance of the best undor- ‘atood maxims of international law, and at risk of col- Tision with the forces of a maritime Power. ‘The London Post, in an editorial on the blockade ques. England should be compelled to drift lame will not rest with England, but ‘with a government which has endeavored, to the ruin of Gnnocent commerce, to enforce the validity of a blockade ‘which it is manifestly incompetent to maintain. Tho London Daily News defends the Northern army. The London Times of the 10th remarks that the Ame- -ticans of tho North even take pleasure in tho sensation aused by their recent unparalleled dofeat. Another letter from Mr. Russell says, he having acquired further information respecting the fight ,has come to the following conclusion:—There was not a bayonet charge made by tho federal infantry during tho day; there was nota charge of any kind made by the Confederate cavalry upon any regiment of the enemy until they broke; there was mota band to hand encounter between any regiments; there was not a battery charged or taken by the fede Talistsy there were ‘no masked batteries in play ‘Dy the Confedorates; there was no annihilation of rebel ‘horse by the Zouaves or others, a volley fired by one battalion emptied three saddles among a body of horse, who approached at somo distanco, and tho in- fantry, which performed the execution, then rotired, sand there were no desperate struggles except by those He then alludes to the ap_ Proach of the Confederates towards Washington; says ‘the Unionist troopa were complaining of nothing having ‘Ween paid them, and about 80,000 three months’ men had ‘felt, or were about leaving. ‘The London News warmly defends the Northern army from malignant attacks on account of the retreat from ‘Manassas, the estimates formed on the hurried fight ‘of a mere panic stricken mob of camp followors, and <@ulogizes the gallantry of tho Union troops, In the same article the News says the aim of the South is to extend @ad perpetuate slavery. Mr. Bernal Osborne, » member of Parliament, in a ‘@peech to his constituents said he believed the American ‘quarrel moro attributable to the Morrill tariff than the Mave. He hoped a reaction would take place in England. ‘& Lancashire was pinched there would be great distress, and he could not foresee in what issue this unfortunate fratricidal struggle would ultimately end. England’s only course was to calmly await the result and abide by ‘tho policy of non-intervention. ‘The Canada reports the arrival out of the folowing ves- eels from blockaded ports of the South:— Arrivod from Savannah, Genoa, at Deal. Artived from New Orleans, Kaler, at Barcelona, into the quarret, ‘who wanted to get awa; ‘The Moniteur confirms 8 report current but not credited, ‘that the French government has sent despatches to Rome asking satisfaction within twenty-four hours. ‘The monthly returns of the Bank of France show an in- <erease in cash of over 12,000,000 francs, ‘The Emporor has bestowed the military medal on tho ‘Bing of Sweden and the Prince Oscar, ‘The Bourse closed flat and drooping. Rentes 68f. 300 ‘The Italian government has cancelled the order for the withdrawal from Naples of the Swiss soldiers formerly in {ghe service of the King. In the lower House of the Hungarian Diet, an address from the Diet to the Emperor had been proposed by M. ‘Deak and unanimously and enthusiastically adopted. The sdemands made in thie address do not differ from those in ithe first, which refutes the Imperial rescript and declared ‘hat further negotiations are broken off. APesth despatch of the 9th of August says the depu- fons from the magistrates and electors had congrata- ‘Mt. Deak on his late conduct. M. Deak has refused ‘@ serenade offered him. ‘The reply of the Dict to the Imperial reacript would be ‘\Geppatched to Vienna on the 12th. ‘The dissolution of the Diet was anticipated. ‘The modecate perty and the party of action in Hungary Commercial Intellig MONEY MARKET. Funds qn pee 91% qpened etendily, Dut elgsed dull and NEW YORX. HE ae ens hd TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Canada Off Cape Race.” ~. lower, the market being prejudiced by sales, Money in rather more demand, but good bills wore readily taken at 49¢. Thore was a limited onquiry at the Bank. AMERICAN SROURITIES. ee areal Sr Seer ices ostiten fo very dull, The etd discount; Ho shuren, 02%, ‘i LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. 4 Liverroo., August 10, 1861, Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., ‘Wakefield, Nash & Go., and Bigland, Athya & Co. report flour dull and tend- downward; American quoted at 248. a 288. gilt, with «declining tendency: rod Western, Os. d. a LIVERPOOL POVISION MARKET. Mossrs, brewery Spence & Co., Wakefield, Nash & Co.,and Bigland, athys & Co., report beef steady for the better qualities, but inferior qualities slightly de- clined. Pork tending downward; bason declined 2s. a 3s., lard dull at 478. a 40s., tallow flat at 446. a 47s, 6d. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. ‘Tho Brokers’ Circular roports:—Ashes active and ad- vancing: pots 308., pearls 348; rosin dull and declining: common 68. 04. 4 ¥%s.; spirits turpentine atill declining: sales at 45s. a 465; sugar unchanged and steady; coffee quiet and unaltered in price; rice firm and unchanged; cod il quict, but stoady at last quoted rates; linseed oll ateady. LONDON MARKETS. ‘Loxvon, August 10, 1861. Messrs, Baring Bros. circular reports:—Breadstufls steady, with an improving tondency and an active de- mand for France. Iron 8 very dull, at £60 £6 23. 6d. for rails and bars. Sugars quiet and unchanged. Toa heavy and irregular; commoa Canton 11d. Coffee firm, with an upward tendency, Rice inactive; prices un- |. Tallow quiet, with a downward tendency. Spirits of turpentine at 48s. a 498. Linseed oil steady at 82s, Sperm oil quiet at £04. Cod oil 35s. Linseed cakes Qrm at £10 a £10 10s. THE LATEST MARKETS. Pines August 11, 1864. The sales of cotton yesterday amounted to 8,000 bales, including 2,000 to speculators and oxporters. ‘ihe market cone oy oe — frm. Breadstufls heavy and rooping. The weather is not yery fine for tho crops. Provisions dull, def kt , Auguat 10, 1861. Lonpon, Saccle closed to-day at 904; a 90% for momey and ac- AMERICAN SECURITIES. Thinois Central shares, 3934 a 99 discount; Eric shares, NG 8 2356. HAVRE MARKET For the week ending August 8.—The sales of cotton for the week add up 7,500 bates; New Orleans tres ordinaire, 118f.; do., bas, 113f. The market closed quiet but firm at ‘an advance of one franc. Stock ia port, 271,000 balese Election of Officers of Albion Lodge, No. ala, 1. 0. of O. B. wRGo, August 20, 1961. ‘The Indepondent Order of Odi Fellows have elected for the ensuing year John H. White, of Albion Lodge, No. 212, Most Worshipful Grand Master; Cornolius A. Marvin, of Principal Lodge, No. 170, Right Wershiptul Doputy Grand Master ; Charles F. Clark, of Stato’s Rights’ Lodge, No. 151, Right Worshipful Grand Warder; W. H. W. Pratt, of Syra. cugo Lodge, No. 18, Grand Seoretary; G. J. Gardner, of Onandaga Lodgo, No. 19, Grand Treasurer. Markets. PHILADELPHIA ye K BOARD. L4HANY, August 20, 1861, Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat:--Red Stato, $1 15 a $1 17. Oats steady, at 32340. for Chicago and 'S3c. for State, heatod: sales, '18,000 bushels. Corn market closed easier: sales, 10,000 bushela Western mixed. 47c., 6,500 bushels at 460., 2,000 bushols at 470, and 6,000 bushels, hoated—47c, Whiskey—Sales 100 bbls. at174c. Rocoiyod by Central Railroad for Now York, 181 bales of weol, 431 barrels of high wines, 4,601 barrels of flour, 64 hbds. of to- bacco, 37 cases of tobacco; for Boston and’ the East, 457 barrels of high wines, 575 bales of wool and $37 barrels of flour. Slipped by tows to New York, 19th, 146,700 bush- ois corn and 81,00 bushels wheat, CYFALO, August 20, 1861. Flour unchanged. Wheat dull aud no sales. Corn dull, with sales of 13,000 bushels at 88¢. Whiskey nominal, at 1534e. a 160. Canal freights—103c. on corn and 11 c.'on wheat, to New York: Imports—7,000 bbis. four, 95,000 bushols wheat, 10,000 bushels corn, 39,000 bushols oais, Canal exports—2,000 bbls, fleur, $0,000 bushels wheat, 113,000 bushels corn, 34,000 bushels ont et Oswxao, it 20, 1861. Four unchanged, No wheat on ere . Sales last night 3,500 bushels winter red Western at $114. Corn. very scarce and market better: sales 6,000 bushols Tinois imports—7,000 bushels wheat, 46,800 bushels corn. Canal oxports—497 bbls. flour, 48,400 bushels wheat exports 401 48,400 wheat and 70,600 Cmoaco, August 20, . Flour dull and 10c. lower. Whoat 40. ee emer no sales; No. 1 at 680. a T9c.; No. 2 at 65340. a 6% | Corn Io. evista Save he it wa . re. . flour, 117,000 bush- els ‘wheat, 250,300 bushels corn, 18,008’ bushels oats, Shipments—6,000 bbis. flour, 7,600 bushels wheat, 5,600 bushels corn. ’ Freights firm and 1c. higher, Exchange City Intelligence. Daownep waux Baruinc.—Jeremiah Coffee, aged twenty-six years, was drowned yesterday, while bathing at Long Island. Deceased was a young man of sandy complexion, wearing a light mustache and side whiskers. Any information relative to his body will bo gratefully re- coived by his aflicted wife. Address John Scott, No, 15 Spruce street, New York, for Mrs, Coffe. A Lona Isuanp Vouunregn Sraupxp py an Ex-Porice- MAN.—About eight o'clock, last evening, a man named Michael Dalton, whilo standing on the corner of Centre ‘and Franklin streets, was accosted by aman named Ed- ward Sherlock, formerly a member of the Sixth Ward police, who, before Dalton was aware of his intention, drow ‘a knife and planged it in his left side, inflicting a severe though not fatal wound. Dalton, who is a mom- bor of the Léng Island Volunteers, was conveyed to the Now York Hospital and placed in the care of the physi- cian. Sherlock was immediately arrested and locked up to answer. Portrait or GENERAL Simaxt.—We have been favored by Mr. E. Siogel, the artist, with an excellent lithographic portrait of Brigadier General Franz Siegel, who, a8 second in command to the brave and lamented General Lyon, of the Union army in Missouri, has won unfading laurels by his bravery and sagacity. General Siegel now commands the column of the late General Lyon, and we doubt not that he will add to the roputation which he has already achieved as a brave, skillful and energotic offcer. The Portrait is pronounced by those who know tho Genera; an admirablo likeness, and it is likely to have a largo sale, especially among our German fellow citizens. THE FAMILY HERALD, The Latest News from Washington—The Proclamation of President Lincoin-- Threatened Attack on the Capitul— Plans of the Rebel Leaders—News from the Rebel States—Important from Mis- souri—The Work of the Privatcers— The Latest News—Review of the Mar- kets, d&e., &e. ‘The Faury Herat, for the present week, will be ready this (Wednesday) morning. In its columns will be found:—Tho Latest Despatches from Washington City, giving an account of the Operations in and near tho City; ‘The Prociamation of tho President interdicting Intercourse with the Rebel States, and conflacating, in certain cases, Rebel Property; The Threatened Attack on the Capital; The Plans and Movements of the Rebel Chiefs; Groat Ex- citement in Missouri in consequence of the Movements of the Rebels; Highly Interesting Account of the Battle near Springfield, and of the Death of General Lyon; Accounts of the Operations of tho Rebel Privateers; The Arrest of Agents of the Rebele in New York, and elsowhero; Mr. Bussell’s Letter to tho London Times, containing his Ac- count of the Battle at Bull run; Letters from London giving a description of two new and effective woapons of Modern Warfare, the Perkins’ Stoam Gun and tho Terry Rifle; The Latest Intelligence from Fortress Monroe, Western Virginia, the Rebel Statos, and all prominent Points of the country. 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Refera to physi- cians and surgeons of Unis city. MENTPD BREAD, Absolutely purer, made by a process which is do- Clared by the College of Phyaieians in London to be tho only tene and natural one, aad by which alt the nutritious: and palatable quatities of tho wheat aro preserved; raised without yeast, baking powders,alkalies, or any corrupt- ing ingredients; keops molst for many days, sever sours, contains twice as mich outrition as any other bread an warranted tho best in the world; for sale at the manufac- tory, 141 Fast Fourteenth street, one door from the Aca- domy of Music. Sold also at 448 Sixth avenne, oxo door above Twenty-seventh stzeet; 320° Vourth ayenne, near Twenty-fourth street, and at 375 Kighth avence, near Twenty-ninth streot, N. B.—Regulurly delivered to families in all parts of the city. DAVIES & CO, TRONG’S PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE SD Bedstead combined, corner of Warren street and Broadway. Price’$17 and $25. ” SPIRIT.—LBTTKR FROM THE WAR by the Keilor. American Victory in England— Starke and the Goodwood Cap—Ten Brogck Denounced. Heenan’s Challenge to all England, over his own Sigua- ture, and all the Sporting News of the World, T= NEW NOVEL, BY PIERCE EGAN. LADY MAUD; C THE WONDER OF KING'S WOOD" CITACR. Complete in one volume, large octavo, 366 pages, una- bridged and unaltered, Price 50 conts.’ Mailed post paid. FREDERIC A, BRADY, 24 Ann sixect. §. PASSPORTS.—N@ PERSON CAN NOW LEAVE e the United States without one, They are furnished in_ thirty-six hours, on application to and by EDWARD BISSELL, U. 8. Passport Agent, &c., 271 Broadway , corner Chambers street. Married. Jouxsox—Lovanuy.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, August 15, by tho Rov. Fathor Malone, of Sydney place ‘church MAncaiwr, second daughter of Willidm Johnson, to Isaac N. Lovin, all of this city. Diea. yAueue—On Tuesday, August 20, Anau VaNben: ooRT, youngest son of Jumes and Jano G. Aai aged Lyear and 8 months, neaies ‘The friends of the fumily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his fathor, No. 24 Fifth street, Williamsburg, on ‘Thursday afternook, at ‘ane o'clock. Baxaxy.—On Monday, August 19, Catimenuve Camm. Ber- GEN, the beloved wife of Daniel Bergen, @ native of the pariah of Clough Tintoro, "8 county, Ireland, in the 86th year of her age. The friends of the family, and those of hor brothers-in- law, William Tynan and Patrick Fitzpatrick, are invited to attond the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’elcek, from hor late residence, No. 102 East Eleventh __RELIGIOUS NOTICES, —_ IAKE NOT ‘HE CONGREGATION SHEIRIS ISRA- ol, 179 West ‘Twonty-ninth stroot, corner of Eighth avenue, makes known to. the frionds of Israel that RALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 180." PERSONAL “NOT RECOGNISE @. ©. J. OF THE | $y Kolipso (br, trun’ Hla dunolen “and 9th until to-day, 17th. Can you | B&FkSalwin (to Coue. Seoing you, 1? it was yon, Mae} Brie LWT Johnen, fod hos stuptuity? Write mo ‘immodyitely, same | Bris A ir KW. * name'2u before, at tilt Gem. day should bo pleas tc nt HARLES,—-PLEASE ADDRESS 3.4). \ME DE C—.o, Broa: of: ANNY.—I SHALL BE IN THE City O® THURSDAY, and will be ur fouston street at 1 0’ shine, Will you not be there? 1 am tis Lo see yi Vony a i RANK AND HARRY —FULTON Fi way.—If agrecable address Frank and Harty, care of P. ©. Goatrey, Union squary Post office. F DENNIS D. MURPHY, OF COURTMASHINY, County Cork, Ireland, who lately arrived in (bis country, will apply at No. 83'Peard street, New York, iw will hear frota his brother. F MARY AGNES P—— Wit, NAME SOME VME and place where she wil! meet a friead, she will hear Of: something to her advantage. Carrie, Union squexe NFORMATION WANTED, OF TERRANCE who came from Ireland in the Harvest Queen, on Friday last; about tive feot ei color and brown Bair. thankfully received by Michael MeGov" ra, Now Bruns wick, N.J., corner of Carman and Jolin steeds, sieam- NFORMATION WANTED—OF "Mot NIS SANDS, who will please send his address to A. Levingstom, NFORMATION WA) who will please sond this address to James B. Munrooy box 4,618 Post ofliee, NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOUN STEWART, A native of Montreal, Cavada, aome twelve years ago ‘lu cot His sister, Margi to hear fromhim, Address: care of Mra. papers please copy. NFORMATION WANTED.—-THOMAS CORBETT, OF DO. t who came to New Who went to California York about sov ? liy received by his brother KC. ERSONAL.—Bere*, | LEAVE ON TERIRSDAY, MEET y, the 249t,) from 6 P.M. AL tlie rendezvous: Hi street, near First ayenue. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cometory for interment, ‘CrockeR,—At Morrisania, on Tuesday morning, August 20, Anne Joagruye, only daughter of Wm. H. and Kliza ©. Crocker, aged 9 monihe and 18 days. ‘The remains will be interred in Greenwood. Carriages will leave Harlom Railroad depot, Twenty sixth street and Fourth avenue, this (Wodnesday) morning, at quar- ter before ten o'clock. Casay.—In’ Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 20, Mrs. Bruvarr Casmy, in the 43th year of her ago. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond tho funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late residence in Portland ave- nue, near Myrtle. Crovas.—On Sunday, August 18, suddenly, of disease of the heart, Mr. Joun Cuovan, aged 58 years. Poughkoopsio papors please copy. Couca.—At Morrisania, on Sunday, August 18, Josuva Covcn, youngest son of Captain Goorge W. and Mary J. Couch, uged 4 years, 1 month aad 8 days. Roslyn, L. 1, and Norwalk and Wesport papers please AMBERLIN.—On Monday , August 19, of apoplexy, Moses: Cuasosantan, in the 50th your of his ‘age. bas ‘The relatives and friends of tho family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 99 West Twenty- sixth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o’clock, New Hampshire F sea please copy. Cattauan—On Tussday, Anguat 20, Joux Catianan, aged 44 years. Washingt Barina Conga Nor aby and the friends of pany No. frien his pin oat hry ‘MeKinzie, with the friends of tho family, are invited to attend ‘the funeral, from his Inte residenoe, 41 Butgers street, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, ‘Daviin.—On Saturday, August 17, and Monday, Axgust 19, respectively, Jams Avovurus, eldest son, and Sakai Taxa, the beloved wife of Patrick Devlin, formerly of ‘Armagh city, Ireland. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late rewidonoe, No. 13234 Wost Thirty-third atreet, this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Armagh papers pause copy. Easr.—On Tu Soon token ANwa AUSTIN, youngest child of Josiah and Harriet Eust, aged 11 months and 27 [he friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attond tho funeral, thia (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 11 Fourth avenue. Her remains will be interred at Yonkers, Fcax.—On Tuesday, August 20, Conne.ivs, youngest son of William and Catharine Kgan, aged 1 yoar'and 17 days. The relatives and friends of the familly are invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 33 Vandewater street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’olock. Forsrek.—On Tuesday, August 20, Sana Forster, aged 72 years, 9 months and 11 days, ‘Tho relatives and frionds of tho family aro respectfully invited to attendthe funeral services, this (Wednesiay) aftornoon, at four o'clock, at her late residence, Nv, $03 Greenwich street, without further invitation. Her remains wil! be taken (0 Pleasantville, Westchester county, for interment, on Thursday morning. ak ae ‘Tuesday, August 20, Exuizamern Fixx, aged years. ‘The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon, at two o’cloek, from the residence of her sou-in-law, William Doyle, No. 12 Whitehall street. Her friends and acquaint. ances, also St. Audrew’s Conference of St. Vincent do Paul Society, aro respectfully invited to attend. Fooir.—On Monday, August 19, at Mount Vernon, Wostchestor county, New York, May, wifo of Dr. John Foole, of Bradford, Vermont, in the 65th year of her age. ‘The remains were taken-to Bradford for interment. California papers please copy. Gasu.—On Tuesday, August 20, suddenly, of croup, CuanizsH.,son of William and Mary K, Gash, aged 7 years, 6 months and 21 days. ‘The relafives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral,on ‘hursday morning, at ten o'clock, from 169 Wooster street. Harericox,—At Southfield, Staten Island, on Tuesday, August 20, Wanter Harrison, aged 62 years, ‘The friends are-respectfully invited to attend the funo- raj, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o’cluck, from his lato residenc Chicago and Fnglish papers please copy. Hagan.—On Tuesday, August 20, of consumption, Joun comfortable seats can be obtained for ladies and gontio- men, for the ensting holidays, at moderate rates, Order and accommodation will bo guaranteed. Application for tickets, Ke. can be made at the above named place every Sunday after one o'clock P.M., and to Mr. Abr. Harris 360 Highth avenue D. KEMPNER, Pr. 20' BLACK AND TAN Slut, from No. 281 Lexington avonuo. Whoovor Will return tho same will be suitably reward OST—LAST WEEK, IN GOING THROUGH BLEECKER atroet t» Sixth avenuo cars, a gold Bracelet. A li- deral reward will be paid on returning it to 76 Beaver street, first floor. OST—AUGUST 19, BETWEEN DEER PARK AND Jamuica, por Long island Railroad, one o'clock and dirty four mitutesfrom Deer Park, a ‘lady's silver en- amellod Portmonnaje, with silver chain and ring attached; it contained one side of a locket, a two dollar and a one dollar bank note, watch key, &c. Please return the port- monnaie and half locket (retaining money) to D, W. Bart- lett, 44 Wator street, New York, or address eatno. OST—ON THE 11TH OF AUGUST, THREE SMALL pigs, sight weeks old, oolor white. By rotarning: tho same to Mrs. Molone, Forty-ixth street and Secon avenue; you will confer a favor on ® poor woman, besides Teceiving a roward, OST OR STOLEN—ON THE 147H INST., NEAR THE New Haven Railroad depot, Twenty-seventh strect, ‘gold Laver Watch, gold dial, No. 11,716, maker's name, Savory & Sons, London. A suitable reward will be paid and no questidns asked by returning the same to 68 Front stroet, Now Yorlc, RR REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, 19TH INST... A +5) Black and Tan Terrier Slut, called Minnie; jong cars ‘and tail. The finder, by returning her to 129° Kast Twentieth street, will receive the above reward. REWARD.—LOST, ON THE BOWERY, BE- tween Broome and Fifth streots, a single stono Diamond Breastpin, The finder will receive the above reward by returning it to T. Tate, Jr. , 449 Broadway. ©). REWARD—FOR THE RECOVERY OF TWO gold watches stolen on the evening of the 17th, a lady's French hunting watch, long chain and key at tached; a gentleman's gold capped English watch, 22,667 with chain and seal, white and green agate, marked’ W. P.F. ‘The above reward will be paid by leaving the arti- cles at 757 Broadway. G. H. MILLER, 5, REWARD_WILL, BE, PAID TO ANY PEREON 242) who recovers the body of Charles Toux, who was drowned on Monday, tho 19th; he wore a black coat, plaid pants and yest and blno shirt. He resided at No. £98 West 30th street, and was 16 years old. OO REvaze caution To PaWNBHOKERS. Lost, during the excitement at the fire at 405 Fourth street, on Monday morning, the 19th inst,a Biue Enamelled Diamond Closter Ring, seven stones, a jittle off c The above reward will be paid by leaving the Ring with Capt. Turnbull, Seventeenth Precinet Police station, corner of First avenue and Fifth str MAG: VEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte for sale.—Richly carved Jos and case, all mo. ern improvements; fully guaranteed; cost $600, will be sold for $250, ineluding Stool and Cover. Also’ elegant Drawing Room Snit; cost $300, for $125. Inquire at 70 West Twenty-ixth street, near Sixth avenue. GREAT BARGAIN.—THE ADVERTISER OFFERS . for private sale one of the best rosewood Pianofortes ver made, full seven octave, rich carved legs, overstrang bass, a very poworful and sweet tone; was selected by an eminent professor for tho owner; has ‘only beon in use #ix months, and will bo sold at less than half the cost. Appl: immediately at the private residecce 218 West Fourteenti street, between Kighth and Ninth avenues. A met SACRIFICE—$105 FOR A $925 PIANO- forte, a short timo used, a magniflesnt seven oc fave, with round corners, iron framo, ovorstrung bass and a}i modern improvements; city makers of twenty years’ 0; in perfect order. Call at the residengo 28 reet, near Second avenue. IGHTE & BRADBURYS’ New Scalo Overstrung Bass Patent Insulated Full Frame Grand and Square Pianofortes, No. 421 Broome street. What everybody says must bo true; everybody says they are the best, therefore they must be the best. Haaay. ‘The friends of tho family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 228 avenue B. The remains will be takeu to Calvary Cemetery for intertaent. Lewe.—At Morrisania, Westchestor county, on Tues- day, Angnst 20, Giumer Lewis, in the 91st year of his age, a resident of this city for the Inst fifty years. ‘The friends and relatives of tho family aro respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son, William N. Lowis, Fordham avenue, near Soventh stroot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, with- out further invitation. Muyau.—On Tuesday, August 20, Caaniza H. Muvun, aged 80 years and 4 months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from his late residence, 562 Seventh ayenuo, on Thursday afternoon, at three o’cfock, without further invitation, McNuttr.—On Tuesday August 20, Praxarp McNurtr, son of Cormick and Sarah McNulty, aged 1 year,9 months and 8 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of (he family are respect- fully requested to attend the funoral, from 335 Fifth atroot, this (Wednesday) aftornoon, at two o’clook. Pusir.—Ii Hoboken, N. J., on Tuesday, August 20, at four o'clock, ADaiuiem Mvtuzr, wifo of Martin Pundt, aged 39 years and 7 months. ‘Tho relatives and frionda aro respectfully invited to at- stend the funorai, frem her late residence, 106 Hudson ‘street, Hoboken,'on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Surrt.—On Monday, August 15, at 'Nowtown, Conn. Euza Jane, daughter of Ziba and Augusta Blackman, and wife of Delos B. Smith, aged 28 years. San Francisoo papers please copy. Suvrn.—On Sunday, August 18, Cargnin, wife of Wil- liam Smyth, of Brittas, Ireland, ‘The friends and acquaintance. and thoso of her brother, Thomas Eagne, of Moute, are réspectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from hor late residence, 132 Kast Twon- ty-fourth street, this (Wedueaday) afternoon, ut two o'c! 5 THORN.—O Tuesday morning, August 20, of paralysis, Wriuam Paory, in the 85th year of his age. Tho relatives and friends of the family and those of his sons-in-law, ‘Thomas Garner and Joseph L. Clark, are ro- spectfully invited to attend the funera), from ‘his late residence, No, 74 Clintan place, ou Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. ‘TemaNy.—On Monday morning, August 19, Joa Exstox, infant gon of Julius W. and Marie A. Tiemann. i Witxre.—On Monday , August 19, Mary Buza H., daugh- ter of James Wilkie, Jr., and Mary O'C. Wilkie, aged 10 months and 29 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family ar respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, fat nine o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 243 Weat Fiftieth strect. Wrwax.—On Monday morning, August 19, at Schooley’s Mountain, Husgy M., wife of Samuel Wyman, Jr., of this oy. The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, from hor late residence, No. § East Fourteenth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o'clock. Wrman.—At Schooley’s Mountain, on Monday morningt August 19, Haran M., wife of Samuel Wyman, Jr., of this it city. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. § Fast Fourteenth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o’clook. ANTED~A FINE TONED, WELL FINISHED seven octave Stoinway Piano of recent make and improvements. Any one having such for sale at a sacri- fice may address, with price, Piano, Herald office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION IN A CHURCH AS TENOR V singer; would take charge of a quartette choir; good references given. Address immediately Henerico, Herald office. INSTRUCTION. CABEMY OF PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING, No. 6 Fourth avenue.—Ladies’ writing class daily At TLovolock. Lessons 60 conts. No money in advance, Brooklyn academy, No. 15 Court street. Open day and ovening. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. FRENCH LADY, GOVERNESS IN THE FIRST families in Europe, wishes to find a situation in a ol or family; teaches French, Italian, drawing and painting. Address Mrs. C. L., Herald office, YOUNG LADY WISHES TO TAKE A QUARTER’S A schooling in tho country. Address C. E. M., Herald office, stating location and terms. YOUNG LADY THOROUGHLY EDUCATED IN THE English and ornamental branches, desires a ro-on- Zagement in a school or family; no objections to feave the city or to travel. Will instruct in the common and higher English branches, with music, French, drawing and painting. Terms moderate. Highest references given. Address A. P. W., No. 4 East Baltic street., Brooklyn, LADY, OF GREAT EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING AL “woutd give lessons in the English branches, ra French and drawing, as an cquivalent for board. ’ No ob: jection to travel. Address box 211 Herald office. OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC AND WRITING ROOMS’ 362 Broadway. Students are recejved day and eve" Ding, and fitted for the counting room A active business, by a'thorough, practigal course of instruction. Circulars obtained on applicati W. J. RENVILLE. WORD EXERCISE—NOTICE TO OFFICERS.-OFFICERS who have already applied at 481 Broadway, and ail others desirous of becoming thorough swordsmen, are in- formed that the last clase that will be taugbt here is now forming. WO YOUNG MEN—DESIROUS OF ACQUIRING the French language, would like to make arrange- ments with a Frenchman having a knowledge of either the English or the German. Address R. K., box 4,189 Post office. DENTISTRY. __ es Annan RTIFICIAL TEETH.—ONLY $8 FOR BEAUTIFUL ‘and substantial Sets on pure silver; on fine gold and Platina, $25; single teeth, $1. Tecth fliled and extracted ‘without tho least pain. Artificial bone filing, 60 cents. All work warranted. Office 138 Sixth avenue, betweon ‘Tenth and Eleventh streets. Dr. LUTHER, Dentist. Lg BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH— fod RESTAURANTS, RPE RRA AAAI I AR AADRAL RINK DEEP, OR TASTE NOT THE PIEP.AN SPRING. ‘There is @ fountain in this city where Ale is found Superior to the waters of the Pierian spring, and that is Roencer’s Alo at three cents, No. RGortiandt wtreet, northwest corner of Broadway. SPENCER, great comfort, and the Fh nied it to partes: | “ ure by the discoverer, J. PEARSON, M. D. Bread- | fon, in the wa! ek hoes reas ahipee cod relics with way, west side, one door ahave Seyentoonth atgect, All | Hammer's brewed Champagne Alo, is at ROGERS’, operations guaraasert, ‘ TiBprage aired, Insertod while soft, without pressure or pain. teeth or mere shells can bo Lge clon A. CALLAGHAN, A PASSENG) Jago in the stea ward his addreas to E. JL MR, LOUIS BONARD PLEASE co of Muna & Co., Sciontiic American, CALL AT THE ILL KATE 8.—WHO 177 HAS RETURNED FROM WASHINGTON, EVA TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, NDERSON ZOUAVES, COLON four or five first class Masictans, to complete the splendid band now formed, to join this regiment in Washington. Apply to H. N.'Deacon or Sf. C. Griswold, Band office, 422 Broome street. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. RIKER.—WANTRD, 5 nn ret PEL weomwenwceeon | Sib Rollo of the Ocean, from Live ), fram om, Prot Alexandria, Va, weak enn HY Dito haat Manes ved. Brig J Stalthors, teow Aneonaiby pilot bone Notte, Neda, petlehevun sich ahaa ap etacecrmsena SAILED. W. ARRIVED CAST wen,” THIS 18 THE my, "RD | guage gn hiP* Roval Brido (Ur), Uristol; Cleator (Br), Kings our " t aNsoviations: will al '¥ 1 torase , “OU A Old Plane, ne Seraph Soler (South American), Truxitio; ships Hartiepook, Mobile, Liverpool; ir’ bark Canopus, Wind during the day SE, stron, Bare O8D0RN Towns, fre i and'mpod Cit prior to 12th ult, and would be ready terme suiue kev m Yas? about Aug L, Bark Owe "Ut, from Kodiac June 27 for San Pranciseay struck a pratt ky SQUb Out Whilst in charge of nook tng off povtines T ahe kool and aternc atid noe Bk Foturn, discharge CARO And go on thé beach for re from Cape Town for Bont egmued by ariviuia NeW Davia, waa Dill at Thomaston i 6 ons, dat ome LNB id, from which port she BaeK Jose Waxwe |. Dis, from Philadelphia for Lae Buay Ms, captures ity prbra iver Sumter, was built In 155.%, 290 tons, ADM, ama ow. ed in. Eutiadelphge. i ina Bria Sante Cara, Eiingwod, from Porto Rico for Bla ton, capQured by privatver Seal D.W, Wan b a Soh 190 Yous, £2) wad owned in umpore (ON Mt Bastport dae Biro Ruwxasciam, at Boron fronx Port an Paty, co; haying experienced’ furrfeane A wimst 15, tt lat'39 34 lom GO 0, AL tte mame ine wes fm coin, WY wil a ship, gape posed to be w Now York aial Liverpool packet, aud say bse Der ralgreaest, i bardbl Sonn Hanwem & Anigam (of FMaworth}, Cook, tre ‘e tou for Lepramx, NB, on Sabuany might, th inst, in these fox) and wind lewing frost from AW, rant aghore about ix mits sowth of wrk Harbor, Grand Meuan feland, and wae totally lost, The crew saved themselves in sheir boat. The Maoriah & Abigalt wax owned by Mr John Govk, Mr George Fisk and Capt Da vit Cook, who commanded mer: Sor Banc, awnnt by Capt William Mitcholl of Mach port, wax wreckad one day lust Weer betweea Bantport ai StJohn, NB, No yoarticaars, me 1—The ship 1h (hefore reported), ef » from Liverpedh with ® cargiet cot ‘arrived here on ther 2it, ina looky com- i to be discharzed. ‘The ship Rau ® omthe¥Ath nit for Beletil. ‘The ship Masonje ’ aultou 23th for Cork. (BY letter to Elwood Walter, Eq, Be eaetary Bolatt of Undearwrtters.) Steamer EB Forbes, whicl has long Most owned and’used by the underwrtters of Boston for wresking purposes, hae been sold to therU 8 government for 965,00)" cunh, y . Bag. in the fall oe st ancsn at New ork 19th by award 5 Innia, ship broker, of uylies, under the ben Boston for $10,468, The hip jaw fae vense lot 416 tonn, fully Figgod, anid lurniahed with chalay aad aerhoce | We tude stand that (he prive realized is muck less thau’ tht sum for which she was libellng, Whalemen. A letter from Capt Briggs, of ship Sophia Tiornton, reports hor olf Frowch Rock April 2h. 1851, haviog taken eo bbis sp oil since leaving Bay of Eslands, sll well, Syeke n, &e. 7 Shi apee (Be), froin Rio Junviro for NYork, Jily 97, tat N, lon 48, Ship Alliance, from St John, NB, for Mapana, A: Int ei Avian $), Etchb adi iayk Adelaide (euppasod), Etchborzer, from Baltimore far Rig Janeiro. set ay fo, lat 14 213, lon 86 55 ite Cloud, from de} ph ia yrs, w 4 pie oud, from: Philade!p! for, Lagua; Aug An Am bark steering 8, showing » wirite, blue and: white gional striped perpeadicutarly, was acen July 14, lat 239, loa 0 W FPeretgnm Ports. Awrwene, Aug 5—Sid Centurion, Zerega, Sunderland. Atiganre, July Marm lankenship, Cardiff, AU Gaur, Aug I—In poet sehr Dan Sudth, foe N¥ork AY. Brrsros. (Pill), Aug 5—Arr Noemi, Johnson, Cronstade passed for Bristol), S10 6th, Abby .Brown, Curtis, @be- ine Barnunst, WCA, July 9—No Am vessel in port, Baxacos, AngS-"In port schrJ M Holmes, Browster (met Campbell), for NYork, Bekavns, Aug 13—Tn port schr J Grice, for Hayti, had pat in for emigrants, Canpiye, Aug4—Sld Glata, Wells, St Paul de Loando. HATHAM, AUg5—Air Harvest Home, Piper, Betive; Beot land, Thomas, Wilmington, Capiz, July 29—Arr BG Chaloner, Keni , Aug 2—Sld brig Ornate, Bost ier Br schr Atbion, Martin, Wi OOH Frost, Hopkins, Philadephia; rankfort; 10th, bark C4 . | Ste 19) ve Deas, ‘Ang 6-—Art Samaritan, Small, Gallaofor London apd proceeded); Harpswell, Stover, Shields for N York (amt anchored), Pasned by 6th, Simon, from NYork for London. Daven, Aug5—Of, bark Fores! Bolle, Percival, from Shield for Barcelona. + 6 51 inGM waTeR, Port of New York, August 20, 1861. CLEARED. Steamship Cleator (Br), Lord, Kingston, Ja—Walden & f ‘Ship Shawmut, Merrill, Metbourne—R W Cameron, mand, Liverpool—J W Ellis Co, by, Liverpool—J WeSuuth & Co, ree, Havre—Wm T Frost, ‘eresita (Sp), Cardona, Bui Ship Caravan, Sands, Aspinwall— Ship Arnold Boninger (Brem), Hashugen, Balttmore—Chas Bhip Portsmouth, Bor Ship David Hoadi Ship Commodore (Br), I if Howland & Frothingham. 4 Saye} Moxley, Jr, Holdridge, Cork and» mark 0. patch (Br), Fader, Barbados—Middleton & Co. ail Ney, Darling, Rio Grande det Sud via Wil- on, Del ¢ ig Wobt Mowe, Duell, Demarara—Hi Trowbridge & Son, Brig Thos Tileston, Sammon, Sagua la Grande~P N Spor ford. Brig Cygnat (Br), Smith, Walifax, N! A Smithers & Co, lizabethport—Thos H Sanford, rath. rucoa-—Miller & Hough. ton. Schr Havelock (Br), Reed, St John, NB--P I Nevius & Son, ing, Milton, Del—Master, thews, Keg Hark —J wr (Br), Waygotty € Schr J Runyon, \ rE Sawyer, Tracy, Millride ryland, Knight, Porth Sehr 0 © Acken, Ps Steamer New York, ARRIV! Ship Eliza & Fila (of Boston) ut, Shanghae March 15, ay 10, Cape odd il struck by lightaing ‘arried Away the maintop in lat 12 N, and ¢ had light #outherly. a Was in company. olf Anji York; May 26, lat 23 48 terly winds with much vite Tor Hambute, 65 days ov hip Shin Dumnlog (0 with coal, Ac, to he whole passage nickstep, Wade, London July 4, and the Tale of Wight Has had strong westerly gales aids, J) ng 15, lat $1, lon 66 44, »pol Hawarda, Newcastle, 53 days, with coal to tinual, by , with a» territic sea, Tas Banks, Has rotled away the head of the lat 39 59, lon 35 49, spoke bark Eliza Scott, of and for Sunderland. ‘Aug 1, lat 41 39, tong 49.6, spoke Danish b having beeu chased b paris Br bark Galnsmor und east, who reported p Florida, bound east. tucket Shoals, spol nip Mercury, hence Nat noon, off Fire Island, ) Mongolia (of Boston), Meicher, Boston, 4 days, with t. h Thornton, Tarr, Shields, 66daya, with conl, Has had heavy westerly weather; split nails, Ac, Aug 8, [at 43 15, lon 563), spoke fishing sclr dranca, of Bucksport. ina, Barton, Havana, Any jones Taylor & Ci AP L CBr), Landry, M &c, to Arthur Leary. wreck; put about for It itwas; Aug 8, lat 40 for Greenock from 64.46, spoke Br brig Car to John A McGaw. 9, with tobacco, se- sina, June 2, wit 5 ), 1at 34°43, lon 4480, saw par it Aw nothing to diatingnis! on 61 23, spoke bark Equance, of end na, 1 days out; 13th, Int, 42°04, ‘olin, Lenoir, from Pictou for Boston, ra Brig A B Cook, Perflns, Bathurst, WCA, Jul ound 1 rc, sreat of Beraiuda, saw a ship of about towards her, and'whon wi Was becalmed all day in wrecked stuff fr boats: picked up one of her royals, Had seen lat 30, lon 68 30 spoke sehr from Elizabeth City for Simpson, & Clapp, tons on fire; stood in four miles of her she sunk. ‘om her; aw nO fire all the night 2 Baltimore, of Elizabeth City, Martinique. She showed the American Union, Aug I a Br bark Eliza Barss, hence for Bermnda, Hachtinann, Port au Piatt, ii ny, dc, Wo OF & HG Sohmid ith walt, to? Ht Sanfor "RE, for'onders; while coming oub of Grand ‘Purk, shetstruck ori a reef, and threw overboard: between 500 and bushels nalt to got her off. nie ‘Wate (of Fail River), Pannell, Havana, Ts at the Lower Quarantine. wana for Philadel- sloop-of-war Dale, in ballast to order. 15, off Hatters, saw sehr Dirigo, ell. Fenno (Br, of 8t John, NB), Cuba, 24 days, with sugar and meiado, Brig Princess ballast, to Smith, Jones Brig Hudson, Smith, New Haven, Dresser, Hatch, Rondout for Bangor. iat Crockett, Rondout for Boston. Bent arzae Boas, Cette, 43 days, with wine, ‘off Cape de Gat, saw brig Fanny "But Int 3h, low 67, spoke » for Hanspton Ronde, Hume, Mayagues, 19 days, with su; . ‘enniston, Bermuda, 6 days, with vi Lingan, OB, 14 days, Lawrence, Sackville, wot. MLienan, “uly 12 to : ‘ ler, from Ceite for New York; Au shi ene: Lunt, 95 days from Schr Harkaway (Br; ton ly Mulgrave (Br), Hartigan, ‘with coal; to A Smithers & Co. Schr Lucy Ann (Br) with stone and fis! ‘Schr Flying Clo |, ——, Newark for Portsmouth, Schr Fakir, Heath hr E Warwic ort for Providence, Bel jzabethport for New Haven, Schr George & Edgar, Selleck, Elizabethport for South Nor~ walk. 1, Velzor, Elizabethport for Fall River, ene enty roniey bial Pe for Somerset. rt for Fail River, Clark, Elizabeth; Schr Mary © Tarbe! Bebr. beg a kag eee we Sehr Thos nn av | ‘al vi Behr Nigh Martin, Providence, 2 days. ite, Snow, Newport. lance, New Haven. Sebr Nightingale, Schr Jabez L Whit Schr A Heaton, Vai chr Laura Jane, Ed ‘wards, Brookhavem. eiz,on, Albany for Boston, ‘Alvaty for Boston. “Albany for Boston. \wen for 8t Joba, NB. East Harsoe, TT, abt Aug 8—In port brig Julia B Arey, of Bangor, for NYork lag. s four, Aug 3—Arr Lepanto, Martin, Antwerp; 4th Ca- rotina, Packhard, Havana, Sid 4th, 8 Duncan, Tyler (from. Havaiu), Govienburg. Grascow, Aug3—Sld Moro Castle, Rosa, St Lawrence, Gaaxnock, Aug $—Arr Marongo, bougniy, ‘Sagua, Gunoa, Aug 2— Act Topeka, Church, Troon, G, Aug 2—8it Wheatland, Beacock, Skelteftea. ‘AugS—Arr Br achr Adoline, Smith, Savanmaby GLb, brig Suttan, Suiton, Philadelptts Mystery’ (Br) Boston; 7ih, schis Fred Howell, Car Barbour (Br), Roberts, NOrleans; 9h, bark Bt Jago, Ber Portland: 10th, brig Onward, Higgths, Boston; 11th, Hamutivon, Jarinan, Piladedy Sweeney, Newbarn, NO; 12th, Cos Sid 3d, bark Priscila, Newton, Boston; Br schr’ Androme- da, Ashby, NYork; 6th, bark Savannah, Polleys, Philadel- phia; 7h, rclrs Suithsonian, Conklin, and AH 2 Ook. 7 8th, bries WB Dean, Flint, do; 9h, John Baloh, Borie, Wowport; {1th a 12th, schr Adeline (Br), ‘Srulth, New Cid Tih, brig Guapehe (Sp), Seris, NYork; 10th, barks Gem Atthalin (Fr), Barras, do; 12th, Cowa (Br), Gulton, do; brig el (Sp), Sanchez, do; 13th, bark Restless (Br), Ro- Uh, b chra Prinea bt Wales (Be), amopolite, Gillay, NYOrk. Eid July 4—In port ship Franklin Haven, Sears, from Francisco, wig eargo; bark Oak TH, Garton, for , reps (see Miscel), Livenvoot, Aug t—Arr Col Cook, Tamphrey, Quebec; 6th, John Spear, Butler, St John, NB; America, Sater, NY¥ork: Wandering Jew, Stackpole, Akyab, Sid M, Mary Tt Campbell, Morse, Callao; 6th, Jobn Fraser, Herbert, Melbourne. Ent out Sth, Gity of New York, Salter, and WL Bu jock ford, Emily Augusta, ‘Strickland, Phifidel , 40; Colonel Vook, Humphreys, Te- y, Tarn th bese pox, Aug é—Arr Fanny Lincoln, Parsons, Xibara. Cla 3, Shamrock, Doane, Cardi” and Rlo Janetro; 6th, Ocena Belle, Brown, Cardift'and Montevideo; R Caldwell, Hudson, Newcastle anil Barcelona ‘Arr at Gravesend 5th, Mary B Rich, Jamaica, Sid éh, Highiand Chief, Barstow, Damariscott Lizarp, Aug '3—Off, Ocean Favorite, Norris, from the Downs for Geno MATaNzas, Avy Arr schr Challenge, Pera Parent 12th, bark Grand iad ‘cher ues Boston. Sid 10th, Chas Sprague, Pike, Cork. 7 Newrowt Aug2—Arr Architect, Potnam, Gtoucoster; tb, ‘kett, Bristol for Bermuda, pe Aug $—Arr Margareta, Redichoff, NYork; 4th, earnn do, AU Pratt, —~ 6—Sid schr South Boston, London, xsrown, Aug 3—Sid Col Ledyard, Butte jelfast; Sth, Lucy Ring, Thurlow (from 1K, July 12—In port ship Osborn Hows , Baker, from MeKean's Taiaud for New London, repg—woutd be read toxailabout Aug. ‘There were no artivals between he Bt and 12th, Surenos, Aug4—Are Paragon, Robinson, ster Antwerp; Sth, Voyager, Freémi aly 29--In port't ‘St THomas, Joly %—Arr brig A J Ross, Small, Barbados (and std 26th for Turks Islands); schr Deborah, Peasley, St Kitts und dd 26th for, Finda), Slat, bark Morava, Griftin, Port Spain; brig CC Billings, Cort, Demarara. 2th, ship Masonic, Sebart (from NOrleaus), Cork, Aug 1, sehr Hy W Johnson, Hoyt, Nassan, peAuE Cay TE, Ang B-In port bark American, of and fue Philace St Jonx, Su ig Cronatadt, Hi ton 10 pays. yyAug 19—Arr ship Edward Hyman, Neilly Aug 2~—Arr Aberdeen, Cochran, Glasgow. , July 17—-Cld Sparkling Sea, Wiswell, Cad! [Pee Steamsuie CANADA, AT HALiPAx—TereGRarntod Arr from New York Aug 4, Ercole, at Genoa; 6th, Harry Binil, Narragansett, Arno, Conservatory, and Empress. af Havre; 8th, Ohein Dahl month; G MJohnson, at Daxt- month; 9}, Agnes Garland, at Queenstown, ‘Sid for New York Ang 6, Webfoot, from Liverpool; Tus Kitty Floyd, and Ashburton, do; 9th, Atlanta, from (The Latest via Queens! my ork, Tentvelli, we Jn,” at London- derry; Sultana, al Havre; Greyhound, at Gibraltar; Domi mica, at G naerwriter, at Liverpool, ‘Arr trom Baltimore, Bilen Siewart, at Bremerhaven, American. Ports. ‘ON, Aug W—Arr barks Moneynick, Smith, RioJa- ™ Alice Tariton, Rowe, Surinam; Carib, Hopkins, Omoas Macion, Fowter, Ha Monte risto, Northup, Aquin; Caroline (Br), Sanders, Turks Islands; schrs E Cro well, Foung, Aux Cayen layti; Hero (Br), Fow!lo a ler, Cardenas: W Dillon, Mario, nod Herachell, Bird. sail, Philadetphia; Rodman M ‘Price, ‘Kelley, and Annie J Ruksell, Hodges, Elleabethport; Samuei Gilman, Crowell, State, Hallett, NYork. Signal for a bark'and three ‘Gld ship Forest Eagle, Sleeper, Se John, NB, to lona for Europe: brig RW Packer, Studley, Cape Haytien; achrs Annie M Edwards, Somers, and P A Srancers, Somars, Pht- ship Mine Bliss, Buenos Ayres; schrs 5 iv; William @ Audenried. Hewett; Meriatta , ilton, Tiltom and J H Burnett, Ireland, Philadelphia. Also, ha (Dutch), Warner, Portan Piatt. ‘Calentta; Molooy Blandma Dudley, Cr overt Wing. aud St, ee IER Te oaTe Aeeamanip & Tt Spantdl LTIMORE, Aug 17 a 18—Arr beamship 8 niding, Beton? acitt Secing, Batford, NYork. Gla ships , Adniphing (Brem) Meyerdieck, Bromen; Falmouth, Hatne Amsurdain; brigh Chesapeake (Be), Gwynn, Demarare (an ail'iivee aii: KR Kirkland, Knight, Weal Indies: robre Kingtsber, Harvey, do (and sW); L Debow, Lander, aud Fiygfold , NYork:. paar Ie —Belon phipy Ramee, Clore from Havre; nid, Murray, from Cadta, Sld sehr Cherub, Bailey, Sy VORTRESS MONROR, Nay Aug 15—In port, selr Oceau, Arr from } Also, st indy Bird, Coaley, from Baltimore tor Providence. MACBIAS, Aug 16-—In port brigs Volga, (n1 chins) Whittemore, for River of Plate: Tidal Jouiah Jex, Munson, for West Indi ‘Sawyer, uae; MaryAnn, Bryant ‘Bradbury, for Boston. Below, ¥) Mary Towels, Johentm, for Jamaica, and Centaur, Kelton, tor Hasan, wi wort! orders, PHILADELPHIA, Ang 19~Arr brig F Neison, Morsipil, ree E hme Ammytts, Gookin, Saco; Tolegrath, ioyen, Diamond Slase, Carey, NYork. Cli driga V Heard, and Orinoco, Nash, Boston; «irs Corrine, Willetts, Porto Bley Alabaster and LS Leveaing, Corson, Beaton; Alex Blue, Growell, NBedford; RL Tay, weppard, Boston; © Newkirk, Hijber, Salem; Joba F Crouch, Henderson, Manchester! W Ni ton; Emj fanas, Folly Landi bary; Try mpson, Salishur Rorwich; Sedons, Wall; Sarah Star, Crowell, Boston. % PORELAND. Alig i7—Arr schrs Fred Reed, McCalsaon, Blizabethy ra, Heath; Adelia Keliey, Kelley, aod & K Hart, Ker vi York, SAN FRANCISCO: July 25—Are ship Coquimbo, Rand, Seabeck: brig Arago, Simpson, Coose Bay. 23th, cid barks Live Yaakee, Wiggins, ortiand; 26h, A A'gidridye, alot, ans by rl loonl . a sf SALEM, Aug 17—Arr schr Kereb, Happuck, Kelley, York. TAUNTON, Aug Arr aches 8 T, Crocker, Presbrey, 1S Dean, Cook, Bitzabethport; 1h, Whisker Presbrey, NYork. Tih, ald Nhe JOP Wallace, Staptes, ork. N TERRITORY—Art at, Port, Towusend, gure banka WB Scragton, catbart Ba Francs fox Fort Ludlow; N,8 Perkins, Bun he night, probably the W 1 iy etter on Teokalet (Potid not have been the Jenny Ford, down on the 4th). Suly }y eld aie She Sot, eeu Gy a Mie Renae Om iO Torrent, do (or Australias 2th, brig F een oe Os or Pity 1, NG busk Gleopstra, Smithy remont for Valparsso. ‘Seabeck, 12, ship Caroline Reed, — tor Adstealia, Ades 3 , Crom Sen Fi ue arr, ae CARH AI: Atltaqia, wuuward; Wab,] E 8b Wane ton, Phinney, NYorka ‘ BY a