The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1862, Page 8

WEWS FROM MCLELLAN'S ARMY. Re-equipment of the Army of the Potomac. ARRIVAL OF REINFORCEMENTS. Narratives of the Experience of Fathers Seully and Hagan in Richmond, _ Merit the Only Road to Promotion in the Rebel Army. &e., ar Harrison’s Landing Correspondence. Hannison’s Lanoina, July 22, 1862. The Anniversary of Bull Run—Hooker's Division Hos Pilal—The Cause of the Reiel Desperation—Pather Hagan—His Brperience in Rebctlom—The Value of Quin ine at Richunone—-The Hebel Hopes About Bagging General McClellan's Army—Merit Seg Only avenue to Army, ée., ‘y of Bull run esta was a very bot gy; but tho Yaokeos staud it remarkubly well now they 8 can stand up to any- &., &e. fare out of the swamps ¥ thing thot may be faced and endured by white men. Several surgeons left belind in care of our sick and wounded men iu the iospitals have arrived hore, and re- port quite favorably their treaument by tho rebels, Flooker’s Division Hospital, at the Carter H Popiar fill, was weli supplied with provis She retreat began the division commiss Deores to the bospital, which furnished an abuudant supply of fresh beef, which was Used by permission of the rebel officers until the sick were removed to Rich- mond. Two of the cattle which remaine! were confiscated, with other provisions and the medicines le{t on ha: Some of the officers assured our surgeons, that cve great cause of the desperate energy and perseverance of the South in the rebellion, is che belief that if the Yankeos conquer them they wij) be stripped of all their negroes and other property, and said that if they believed snch would not de the case they would never again raise their Bands in this war. They cannot be convinced that this would not be the result; and, feeling certain that, if they yield, they will certainly be ruined, they see no other alternative than to fight for their independence, as they call it, to the very last extremity. 10 is this which has cmitéd them to a man, and extinguished whatever .of Bion feeling may have existed among them. Father Hagan, chaplain of the Fourth Excelsior regi- ment, Sickies’ Brigade, who was taken prisoner, Bas returned, and makes an interesting staie- ‘ment. When he was carried to Richmond he was taken before the Military Governor, Gene- val Winder. The General asked him what regiment he belonged to, assailed him bitterly, saying he had disgraced his cloth by minist ering to New York ‘hieves, who bad come to kil! and plunder un innocent eommunity who were defendicg their rights and their soil. Father Hagan simply replied that he was 4 non- wombatant, and be thought Winder took an unmanly ad vantage of bis condition asa prisoner toassaii him. Ho was sent to the prison, where he received a piece of ‘Dread and meat, and was kept until next day. Svber second thought prompted Geucral Winder to Send for Father Hagan, and apologize to him for bis rude treatment ou the prertous day. The good fathe: horse was restored to him, aud he was allowed to lod; with the Archbishop, and wo yerambulate the city at pleasure. He visited the hospitals, und found our wounded Tecetving the same attention as All the sick in Richmond—our prison- with the others—are suffering from a scarcky of medicines, and the confederates complain bitterly of the action of cur government in declaring medicines coutra- ‘Band ot war. Quinine is worth sixty dollars aw ounce in Richmond; tp New York, five dollars or less. The confederates admit freely that thoir losses were tremendous in the late batties. No attempt to conceal Mais (at fran the poople is made. They also acknowledge that ibe reee: e in the position of the federal army was exvoute stm ly manner, and wag essou- = yey saivati.ne They wore in no hurry to drive us ‘om Fa: chtnond was, that Mc! id certaiuly be bagged wheneve Bhonid make the atvemp ‘tod to see our Groat was their intinenton learning that McClellan bad escape vena and gained a position much better than be oceupied jore. ‘They expressed a fear of McCie!lan ag well sgadmiration for his) rollitary genius, bat took comfort from the divided eounsels of the North respecting him. They appeared to Rave 4 perfect knowledge of the strength of ‘and astonished Father Hagan by their familiarity with the na:nea and sirength of different regiments, und he ‘decane thoroughly convinced that they knew more about this army—von quainted—than he tid himesif. They said that they jevtly weli that from the character and proclivities of politicians who were interferiog with the conduct of the war, that MoCie! reed until too Jats, and (hey base much of their strategy upon their Gucgment of what Congress will do and what it will Bo: do. The pot.ticians of the South have meusured the qalibre and range of the Northern political leudera 80 ac- eurate'y, and anderstend the motives that govern them Go well, that they can calculate with precision the pro- Davie course of their condue: for a long time in ad- vance. The city of Richmond and its environs are one great oan Father Hagar lewrned much about the spirit that An:na'es the army, and enjoyed opportunities for jady- dog of ts extent. Ho says that morit is the only avenue to yromotioa. There are men iu the rauks worth large fortaues serving under officere who hare pot a dollar. Money and political inSuence are of no advantage, bus ¢ and skiil everything. Father Hagau, ‘who has travei'ed {a the South and forme some acquaint- there, found one ef them serving as @ private who cwealthy. Apejvate inthe same ¢ompany was one of ‘the late battles uear Richinond, leaving @ ote family, and bis wealthy neighbor and comrade drow his check for five hune ston a Rich. mous jy. The Samps abo ti clean, as well as the *treets of the city, am epidemic or pestilence being Sear 4 in cunseqvenos of massing so many men Shere, Phe mos! rigid diecipiine is maintained, and the Feverend gentleman says that a sight of the troops tn 20/1 around Richmovd would give the Northern people « ilferent of the magnitude ef the job they have un- deriuken from that euvortained by them at present. They Would also see the necessity of going julo the contest ‘with the sane united and seif-sac spirit that ani- mates the South, who foe! that struggling, as they boner for their very existence The seceshers wero jubilant im the belief that Curtis ‘would be cut off, and his forves destroyed or captured. it reported, toe, in , that large army was moving in the direction of Washington. ‘ether Hagan, who is pretty well xdyasced in life, ts Righiy esteemed by his regiment and all who know him. Re is one of the few chaplains of the army who are not ‘Of the class described in the Heraip a few days ago by @ vor dent. The strictures alluded to, by the way, some goud effects, aud several of the groves ‘Within our lines resounded with prayer and prt Tue remarks of your correspondent were By the wayside, whith produce here July 23, 1952. The Arrivai of the Steamboals Kwickerborivet amy Spauld ing—The Budy of Csloml Woodbury Nit ¥et Oviaines— Our New Healthy Location—Recent Daatht in Camp, de. ‘The steamboats Knickerbocker aud Spaulding arrived * Mere ibis morning from City Point, with additional instal. ‘Tents of our siok aud wounded from Richmond. There Haarisow’s LaxDin, fre about six hundred on the two boate, The Spaulding gore from here direct to New York, and the Knicker. Docker goes only to Baltimore. Fach boat is supplied ‘With abundant attendants and comforis for the men. General Dix Wook suother trip yesterday up the river, $n the Ariel, under a fag of truce. Another conference ‘was bad with General Lee relative to a general exchange {Of prisoners, The result of this conference I am not dble fogive,as the Ariel touched here but a moment on her Peturn, and is Low on her way to Fortress Monroe, It is wnilerstoo!, however, to have been entirely successful, end that ali the pre\n very arrangements have at length Deen made for a speely cxchange of prinoners. A second attempt was made yesterday, by Quarter. goavtor Granvis, to secure tho remaine of Colonel Wood- Dury, Fourth Michigan regiment, woo was killed at Mal- ‘vern Hill, Be met with the same {)) Giret attempt. None of our men are rovent battie ground. The beliof that the rebels are afraid to lot us see the extent of their lows on that day, or @ise that they wow bare troops statioued there ant wre Putting wp fo tions. Attending Captain Grannis wns @x-\inyor Barry, of Aun Arbor, who vame on here wt Metallic eofin and other arrangement Golouel Woodbury # body. ‘There are no military m yee inues in the a ruption to the monotony ange by this diy Jost of Our regin ments to reed, aNd evar y 0 quiet state, The oniy sv of cain lif6 bas been « n to-day of their exmp grouud (6 were encamped in 9 piece vi Sroods. which was believed to be les healthy than tio Open Held. We are now occupying a spacious yin to She rear of our former location, A new and ¢ ible Soave of camp life is afresh supply of tents, © 10k Stood greatly in need. Tt will be remennored pT opty recent battles nearly every regiment lost their tants, to say noiling of their haversacks and viher ump eqrspmente. To make up for the lose now haver have been supplies most of thi regiments, and still Iacking thet are to be wenpiied ihe daticieney y or two. ir ateo boing furnished ep. Mont of th ro (hose fort fs upled ee a Hall's and Minor’s bills, iy Mont of These manifestations of thougruiness Br the veatert of Our men do net fay to command just appreciation snc eare ta tl as the past ve q gotta nnn ws nnn fore ahapen id its new heroes in the late fights. foremost in faci the shot and f field and line saat who steed side by side with their men in ibe terrible ‘conilicts for victory. The deeds of there are not apt to £9 oye ead Root. hs. the real fightivg, ge rarely privates, who do ghtiog, get thelr mend De heard to-day of a pri me recent fights enti ae ‘hum whi i ng tO the highest prarse, gad, when dead, to a monument as lnsting os brass. His name is Win, Caunov; he belonged to the Fitth Masswchusetig regiment, one of the three months’ regiments, and was captured at Bull run. He was kept a prisoner a long time, with no. prospect, as he thought, of dehveraues, Until ho oered to join the vevel army, which offer was accepted, He made this profier of hms tervices with a view ‘o make his esespe the drst opportunity that oc- curred. On tho night of the Mechaniesvills fight the ea foe opportunity presented itself, and he has ovary, battle since with Lerole pluck. he Ninth Massgchusetis regi he will re. istment having reverence to per secondary to him tofight dof the war, such matte interest, bei The following deaths of soldiers have oeourred at the general army hos: B aon GL. Wh War, Mitebell, pattery orrison , Berd Harrison, Co plete ont a thou sand. ure rocetying the ‘pest’ care aud attention. It is proposed W end to Norther ho: boat load inaday or two. Alrexdy two boat loads baye been despatched from here Our Fortess Monroe Correspondence. Forranes Moyrox, Va., Jnly oles AN Quiet in the Deporte’ of Suffolk—-No Arrival from City £ roundel Lion Movements of the 3, Jatn vuab’e to-day to chronicle a single item of All is qnict in the department, and likely to remain in that condition for some time to eo! Wo are not yet prepared to move, and the reb hardly dare try to accomplish anything while the beat of summer continues, Half a dozen rebol scouts made their appearance near the Nansemond river yesterda: ably from the rebel force near Petersburg, aud when a party of our horse were seat in quest of them they had taken (he pack track and were beyond reach, They were probably down to ase: in our movements ju and about Sullulk and to gaina knowledge of our numbers. Whether this isa preparatory move to an attack on our forces at Sat- folk.can only be conjectured, Our force at Suilolk is deemed sulticlently large to take care of iteelf agaiust any forge the enemy oan spare te annoy us, No boats have arrived to-day from City Point with our sick and wounded; but one is due here to-morrow morn- ing. Ou Thursday another jot will come down, and by the middie of next week all our sick and wounded who have been in Richmond will have doen delivered up by the rebele, and placed in the charge of the Sanitary Commis- sion. The charge in the condition of the poor fellows who have lingered tong in rebel tobacco warehouses and pesthouses will be greatly conducive to their com- 4 health. Their suferiugs in Richmond were nd they will bail their deliverance with joy. shal! as heretofore, forward full lists of their names. A flag of truce goes up to-night from General Dix, to convey despatches aud some paroled prisoners wo City Point. Acouple of surgeons of one of the Virgivia regi+ ments have been here for several days, lionized by many poe who might have boen engaged in better business. One of the surgeons was attired in anew suit of gray, i lorned with au indefinite quantity 4 gold stars, &c.. which he exhibited in lich style during hif stav here. They seemed to de- mand the homage of ail, end lord ft over us in grand style. The Rip Raps would be the proper place for these officers, and they should not be permitted to walk around the Point, inspecting everything of interest as freely as the most loyal. The propriety of allowing them so mach freedom is certaluly questionable. The intelligence of General Pope's activity and dash has given great satisfaction to every one here who is anxious to see the war conducted in a warlike manner, Iie vg time that the other generals adopt the same course, and, if my information be cofrect in regard to the present views of the President, it will likely be so ba ge from headquarters. inboat Marblehead, Sdeutenant Commanding denied ¥@ Nicholson, came down from Yorktown this morning. and will proceed this afternoon to soa, bound tor Port Royal, where she wiil become one of Commodore Dupont’s squadron. The Marblehead has been doing ex- cellent service iu the York aud Pamankey rivers, end was the last gunboat to leave the White House aiter the evacuation of that place by our forces, She covered ¢ retiring vesse I doubt not she will do excellent service in South Caro- Mina. Her commander is of fighting stock, and believes im the persuasive power of shells, and he and bis ollicera and crow gye anxious for an occasion to test the fightiug qualities of the craft. The Marbiehead, being afast steam~ er, will prove a great acd lockading feet, as well as a suitable vesso! for inland water work. I ap pend a correct list of the oflicers’ names: Lieutenant Commanding—Somer ville Nicholso Kirn Liadenant and Executive Oficer—George ©. Rei- mey. Acting Masters—George Martin and Brown Ailen. Acting Assisiant Paymasier—J. H. Mulford, Jr. Assistant Engineer, Acting as Chief—Ciark Fisher. Amisiam! Surgeor—t. F. Ridder. Third Assidant Engineers—Jobo B. Carpenter, William icol, James Long. * Acting Master's Males—Goorgs Winslow, D. ¥. 0. Low, Theodore Laben, Jr Captain's CierkeC. 0. Bro sol Oficar—Charles Beary. Levy, third midsbipm! . Gross, B. Fonrress Moxnog, July 23, 1862. ‘The Hygeia Hospital at Fortress Monroe was closed to-day, and the patients have all been removed to the Mill Creek and Chesapeake hoxpitals ‘A flag of trace left Fortress Monroe this morning at ten o'gloc’ with a number of rebel prisoners for Rich- mond. General Dix returned this morning froma flag of truce mission ap the James river. The object of his visit wes to arrange for the exchauge of prisoners, bot the result of bis mission is tot yet made public. Itis to be supposed that he was uccessful,as immediately on his arrival at Fortress Monroe arrangements were mado aod in three hours after « flag of trace was despatched up the James river with rebel prigonere on board. The steamer on eUs GUT. rea them up the river. ‘he mail boat Jobn A. Warner, from Harrison's Land- ing, arrived here at balf-past four, aud roports all quivt, ‘ud no pews from toe army on the J: ‘iver. The steamers Knickerbooker and Spaul ire ou the down the river with 600 additional sick and wounded prisioners from Richmond. QOnegoesto New York and the other to Baltimore. Hyg: ja Hotel. Old Point Comfort. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Hivomia Horan, Fortaes Mownor, Oxo Powss Comrort, Va., Jaly 20, 1862. In the editorial columns of your paper, dated July 16, yhere appears am article headed “Sanitary Coudition.of Our Military Hoapitale,’t: Sbic nevicle, sneended me aowhe foc the bowed @f the medical stat of the hhoupital reterrod to, contains a sentence reading thus:—“‘And for this wretched building the government ate paying the large aun of one thousaad dears per moath,’ &e., which I cannot in justice le myself let pass without contradic tion, and at the same time give you and the public a cor- rect'siatement, particularly as your informants must be very iguoraut of facts known to any person who chooses to squire, of else must bave know ingly and wilfully mis Jed the writer of the sentence referred to. The sluple trath is that the building was taken (not rented) about ae yoar ago, by order of the commanding officer, for the use of the government, and at atime when few wected outside the walls of the rape purposes, and up to this time no Wract Das beet entered into by me with or of Fine eo vernmant for tiie rent of the oulldiug, nor have | re ceived any money in |i a thereof. Having no control of that part of the building used ae the hospital, I leave the furgeous to defend theinselves. Whatver the govern ut may éventually pay for the ase and damages of the boilding 1 do not kaow. One thing! do know: | sbail never ask the United States Treosury for rent ules the government are perfectly wMling to pay, and think | am justly entitied to the sane, ©. ©. WILLARD. Oar Released Prisoners from Richmond, The following additional released Union prisoners were brought down from Richmond by the steamer Vanderbilt to Fortress Monroe on the 19th ine! 8. Fox, wagoner, Co. 1, 16th Michigan: Alenyo 0, 4, Gist Now York; Mich. Mora, Co. 1, 12th A. Bahol.Co. H, 42d New York, H. Storescer, dd Massachusetie: H. Rell, Oo. A, iat New York Pr. Pant, Oo, 1, 24 Michigan; A. Hawkins, 3d vania reserve corps; 8. J. MeCauliy, Co. ©, 9ub ebusetta: J. Sinith, Co. HM, 63d Pemieyivania i q 13, Ist Peonsyivania reserve corps; Corporal J. Sunderland, Maine artillery: J. Tracey, Co. ty infontey; Lientenant J. H. Ponoyan , C - yan; W. rs, Co. H, 10th Massachusetts; M. He Vincent, Oo. 11, 10th Massachusetts. J. A. Jokason, oad York: M. 0. Gorman, Oy. F, ‘ea * Ist artillery, If. ¥, Passmore, Co C, 6th Penn ayl¥npia rererve corps; Kavifinan, Co, K, tat Phepayivanie, reserve corp Corporal H.W. Kauifman, iid ist nm ig reserve corps: D. Lafferty, Co. Massachusetts: D. Ranie, noe E, 5th Peunsyivania met ¥ ewart, Kedaas tee ' poanaprt tenn i eg % ee Hoe, vives hy ii ney wna Chas. Wheeler, Co, D, 1 VOU tageachusviio, r =e POSTCRIPT. NEWS FROM EUROPE. eee Arrival of the Etna off Cape Race, FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE. British Opinions of the Battles Before Richmond. Advance in Cotton---Breadstufs Dull, &e., &. Carm Racm, July 24, 1802. The Cunard steamship Eta, which left Liverpool Wednesday, 16th, and Queenstown Thursday, (uo 17th inet., passed this point at eig’t o'clock this evening, en route to New York. She was imtereepted vy tho nows Loa! of the New York press, aid the following despatch odia ned: — The fighting before Richmon@ waa eagosly vanvassed, Some journals regard it as a great reverse for the North, and reproach the Amserican government for treating it in any other light, Others contend that General MoCte) jan bas sustained io serious disaster; » practi cally, vud, aud may congratulate himself | on the greaiest and most successful operation of the war, Hopes are freely is inde eased that more pacific councils will soon prevail a! ington. The Louion dims ia particularly bitter and sarcastic, and iroata the matter as a decided rebel victory. It thinks that there are good evidences in the North that the beginning of the end is not far off. In another article it depo nees the insolence of Genera} Putter in his intercourse with the “foreign Consuls, and says thag is not the way to conciliate neutrals and superiere, and he should consider whether he is not doing more harm than yood to the federal canes. The London Times deprecates the new American tariff, and predigts that it will result im far greater injury to Amerien nerself than to any one else, The Losden Morning Post says:—Affairs approach the crisis which will necessitate some decided course on the part of the federals, Neutrals ennnot much longer re, main passive spectators, and the question is—When shall the South be considered to have vindicated its right to recognition? It points to the past policy of England in recognizing suecessful opposition, and says if the North would take the tnitiative and sail with the cur- rent which it cannot stem, neutral States might be saved the disagreeable necessity of discharging @ most disa- greeable duty. The Iyuden Daily News points ont what would be the feelings of England if situated Nke the North, and argues that secession will be crushed out at all hazards. The proceedings of Parliament have been unimportant. Mr. Forster in the House of Commons gave notice that when Mr. Lindsey’s motion for the recognition of the Sonth comes up, he will move an amendment pledging the House to sustain the government in the policy of non-intervention. ‘There was inereasing distress in the manufacturing districts of England, and bad attracted tho attention of Parliament. It was denied that the Prince of Wales will visit Russia. Lord Palmerston, in @ speech ‘before the volunteers, spoke impressively and some eay significantly of the importance of maintaining efficiency in movements. ‘The Paris Potrie says the interview between the Em- Pperors of France and Russia and the King of Prussia takes place in September. ‘The Bourse closed eavy at 68f. 50c. The Italian Chamber of Miuisters explained Garibaldi’s course at Palermo. It regretted his attack on France, and said his journey was without sanction. ‘The Prussian Mivistry had introdueed a Dill providing credits for the increased navy. The steamer Kdinburg leaves Liverpool on the 17th for New York, to accommodate shipping merchants in an- teipation of the new tariff. The Etna bas fifty-five cdbin and two handred and eighty steerage pussengers, and a ull cargo and the mais. ‘The steamships Jura and China, both from New York, arrived out on the 15th inst., and their news was re- ceived with a great deal of interest. Commercial Intelligence. LONDON MONEY MARKET. Consols closed on Weduesday at 9244 a 925% for money. AMERICAN STOCKS. The latest sales on Wednesday were:—Erie Railroad, 28 a 20; Illinois Central shares, 492¢ # 483; discount, LIVERPOOL, COTTON MARKET. ‘The sales of cotton at Liverpool ou Monday and Tu day reached 16,000 bales, including 11,000 bales to ay culators and exporters.’ The market is buoyant, and one-quarter a one-half penny per pound higher, owing to the American advices received per steamers. Jura aud Dina, MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT. The advieee from Manchoster are favorable, the mar- ket for extion goods and yarns being drmer, with an ad- vaucing tendency in priees. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. The market for breadstuffa is dull, with a downward tendency. Wheat, however, is quoted steady and un- changed. Messrs. Wakofield, Nash & Ce dull and —_— Whent steady. ( tendevey, market ‘at last quota tions ; sateadl anil yellow 27s, 6d. a 27s. 9d. LIVERPOUL PROVISION MARKET. The provision market is generally flat. Various cir. culars report—Seef dull. Pork nominal, LIVEXPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee inactive, Rice dull and unchanged, Linseed still advancing. Lingeed off firmer, at 42°. Rosin firm; common, 22e. 6d. Spirits of turpentine quiet, at 1158. LONDON MARKETS. Preadstuffe steady, but dull. Sngar steady. Coftee firm. ‘ea firm. Kice active. Liuseed oil active, at 420. Tallow steacy TMS LATEST MARKETS, Loxvoy, July 17—P. M. Cansols closed at 93 a 02% for money yan account, ‘The market for American stucks is quiet and gveady, at upehanged quo.ations. LaveRroot, July 17—P. M. ‘The aales of cotton yesterday and today reach 20,000 bales, inclusive of 14,000 bales w speculators and ex- porters. The market is quiet at macbaoged quotations. The breadstuff market is quiet, with a downward ten- dency. The weather hae been favorable for the crops. ‘The provision market coutiunes flat, Sh: Intelligence, Rew fort, R. taster Oraville, ~ _ Arriygd from & \ veranter, At Warren PbInty ds. L, Bogart aw 8. Lindsey, at ‘Liverpool; Undia,’ at Dunkirk; B, Colcord, at Queenstown, Arrived from Akyab, Amulet, at Portland. Arrived from Baltimore, A! Arrived from New 15th, ‘Trieste, and. Alhambra, Koaugth, at Hong Kong; "Jone 8, Independence at Mol bourne; ’ june 3, spirit of the ‘times, Singapore; June 5, Young Greek, Shanghae; July 11, Derevent at ‘Kit town: Rosine atid Molonie, Heleset ‘ih, ‘Arthur Childe, at Havre; J.C. Boynton and Arronia, 18th, Fawn, Kirk: chaser, at Desl: Harvest Queen, ‘at Liverpool! 14th, Frevea; 16th, Andover and Millet, at Queenstown, Arrived from Hoston 11h, Fanny, at Helvoet, Satiod for New York 13th, Morrigh and Minerva at Cardiff, May 4, Keimlin: July 16th, J. F. Ransom; 17th, Sea Lark fron hanghae; 14th, N. B. Palmer: June 21, Tornado, Straite of Sunda. Satiéd for Boston 18th, Derby, Manilfa, tho Keindeer, Cetver, for New York, was abandoned at no date). ue Mary Merrill ran ashore near Wellington, Now Zoaian’, Apeli 21, and filled. The wreck las been sold. , from Meibourne for Calcutta, ran ashore near u © port. Alice Cameron has been sold at Sydney, fume 26, Governor Morgan's Reco Stare op Naw Yorn, Kxrconve rues” } AUBANY, July 24, 1862. Martin Van Buren ia dead. One more event ix added to the long catalogoe whieh will ever distinguish the year 18¢2 in our country’s avnals. Though past Vho time of life when his personal services could be fully exerted, it je end to separate from one whose bistory connects with the more aispicious days of the republic. Few man have enjoyed moro iargely of the pubiig confid ence than Mr. Van Buren. None heave more worthily executed the great trusts committed to them im this, his native State, Ho has held successively the offices of Stato Senator, Attorney Genera), member of the eon- gtituttonal convention of 1821, Scuator of the United States, and Governor. It is most \tting, therefore, that he be honored in bw death by ailPand especially by thors in authorit this State. Under the general gov. ernment he wae -ecretery of Stale, minister to Vice President and i’resident. His fame is the common roperty of the country ; bie death © netional lows. His fice qualities of mind and heart, the p rity of bie pri yaw character, bie devotion to ‘he wational 200 ond usual manner, EDWIN D. MORGAN. THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST._ Lovisyman, July 24, 1862, A party of twenty-two guerilias in Todd county were attacked, mistaken for Unionists, by another rebel squad of forty coming into Kentucky, The former whipped the latter party back. Seveu or eight were killed, and quite a pumber wounded. Nasnviius, Jnly 24, 1862. Ex-Governor Wm. B. Campbell has accepted a Briga- dior Generaisuip, and takes command of the Union troops in Tennessee, Great satisfaction is manifested at this arrangement. Captain Broden takes seven hondred released prisoners to Camp Chase to-morrow morning. Pnor Kxos, Mo., July 24, 1862. It is reported this morning that the detachment of four companies, under Major Lippert, sent out from tion hy Colonel Boyd to Intereept the guerillas who mado the Greenville, has fallen in with the enemy, coinpletely dispersing the band, tuking sixteen vecovering the booty t@ken at Greenyiile. No further particulars are yet received. Escape of Prisoners from Camp Dougtas. Cincaco, July 24, 1862. The city was considerably exciied last night in conse- quence of the reported escape of a number of prisoners from Camo Douglas. 48 near as ean be ascertained only four got away, ono of whom was captured this morning. Arrest of an Ex-United States Marshal for Trenson. Borsineron, Vt., July 24, 1862. Cen. Lewis Partridge, of Noswich, Vt., was arrested a few days since by United States Marshal Baldwin, on the charge of treason, and taken to Windsor, where the United States Cireutt Court site next week. His trial is exjected to take place during the coming session, The evidence against him is said to be very strong. Gen. Partridge was United States Marshal for this State under Bochanan’s administration Fire in Toronto, ©. W. ‘Toronto, July 24, 1862. The weet wing of the Parliament Buildings, recently occupied by British officers stationed bere, was entirely destroyed by fire this noon, The Buffale Board of Trade and the War, Bourravo, July 24, 1862. Ata primary meeting of the Board of Trade $850 was subscribed for war purposes by those present. When all” the members can be seen at least $10,000 will be raised. A grand festival takes place to-morrow to raise money for volunteers to the new regiment. The entire proceeds will be devoted to tins object. The Use of Postage reas as a Circa- lating Medi There appears to bea very ple ‘al misapprehension with regard to ie act authorizing payinent in stamps aud to prolii cireulation of Lote of # less aenomi- nation than vu. ‘olla, which was approved on the 17th of July inst. Under the provisions of this act the Secre tary of the Treasury, and not the Postmaster General, isdirected to furnish postage and other stamps to the Assistant Treasurers, and such designate depositories of the United States as the former may seiect, to be ex. changed by them on application for the United states notes; and from and after the Ist of August next such Stamps shall be received in payment of all dues to the United States less than five dollars, and shali be received in exchange for the United States notes when presented in sums not less than five dollars to any Assistant ‘Trea- surer or designated depository selected as aforesaid. Hence the law docs not make postage siamps a legal tender, nor does it require postmasters to receive them in exchange for United States notes. It is expected that the Secretary of the Treasury will furnish postage stamps to be used as a circulating medium, under the taw, in such form that they cannot be attached to letters or other majlable matter. Such stamps il be exchanged by postimasters for the regu! stage stamps, besides be- ing redeemable in ener a notes by Assistant Treasurers and such designated depositories as the Secretary of the Treasury may select. No postage stamps can be thus ex- changed at post offices of redeemed by the Treasury De. partment unless furnished through the agehcies of that departinent. ‘Postage stamps now suld by postmasters are not ex- changeable or redeemabie by them, and if euch stampa are gummed to pasteboard or other paper, which soils or renders them unfit to be used in the prepayment of post- age, they will be rajected for postage, begeuse when 80 soiled they cannot be distinguished from stamps which have alroady been used for postage. Another Postage Stamp Law. AN ACT TO PUNISH THE FRAUDULENT SALE OR USE OF POSTAGE STAMPS. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Stats of Anvrica in Congress asemblet, it any person who shall wilfully remove or cause to be removed from any postage stamp or stamped envolope the cancelling or defacing marks thereon, with intent to ond use the same or cause the use of the same the time, or shall knowingly or wilfully sell or buy washed or restored stamps, or offér the samo for sa! give or expose the same to any person for use, or kno gly use the same, or prepare th the second use thereof, every such person shall, upon conviction thereof, be adjudged guilty of felony, shall ba punisbed by imprisonment not exceeding threo years or by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by both Imprisonment and fine as aforesaid; aud one-half such flue, when collected, shall be paid to the informer. Approved, July 14, 1362. Arriv and Departares, ARRIVALS, New Onteaxs—Schr My Rover—T B Seymour, T Rich, N Farrow, + Philips, Mies M Goodwin, L Gaiilart, % Lacoste, Vanle co Princess Royal—J B Richards, J Haywood. FRLAND Hannon—Brig Breeze—Tohn Ragen, J Craig, J Batreken, G Eisibant, all of Philadelphia, Toxasco—Brty San Juan—Mrs F Nemeggie, BF Armeagol New Onteaxe—Bark Charles Keen—Carl Kuhn and fami ly, W West, D Perry, GB Albert, J Bendet, Manicaiz0—Dark Ilva~—Capi © Scandeila, wife, five child ren and servant Savaninia—Bark H A Stephenson—A HH Simmonds, P jayes. DEPARTURES. Liverroor—Steamehip Burgua, f fold and wife, Hg | Narre nan Miss Henriotta. Barnes, Providence, RI; John J Whitmore, ‘Maine; c; Mrs MJ Walter and } Bartlott and yi vm fics EC Nobls, Miss Rowe Woo'sen, wife and Peter Collins, Virginiay D Orleans; Mi Byron, Madisoa, Wiso. 4 three “hildreit, Kausma: Chas Lo. Wolfe Spurr . M Franc de Bherauon Bt ‘don, NB; Coptuia Sr Hear Huntley, Bricish Navy; AT Galt, wife and son, Montreal; Auguala Ventsi, Devey, Loma Jove Negron and Jriin Negron, South For Walifac—Mra C Ww. Pouk ‘one, daughier, York ; Furman Green, Havre de joaton ; Mrs Exner and P Foley, Mack, wife and two children, Ttouay Grace, NF—2. Total, 55. SHIPPING NEWS. ee nanny AUMASAG FOR KEW YoRR—tut8 Da: SUN RISES... 2 SN sere. Port or New eon Jui Ship Gulf Stream Bas Bhip J jeremiah N + irk Otittie lon—| iho ee acorn tesa Liver ae | peed tesmnsnon Garman, Bark Sarah Mandel} (Bp), Bureb, Queenatown-3J Puckson. Bark food, po raed Paimouth— “34 Hie & Co, alt Emma or oe Dixon, Bawcelons—Yates & Porter- “Bark Wilhelmina, Ewen, Port au Prince=H Becker & Graeves, Bark Mino Meo smal ny eed & T Browster. Bark Zinga: anker, New Orieans-Aymar & Oo, Brig Argo ( terw). Aalberg, Leith—Funeb, incke & ends, Brig Gold Honter (Br), Rogers, Cork—Boyé & Hinck Brig duinate, Meage, Cork and Facet EF Ww Brig ‘John (Norw), ae ae Metucke & Brig Joe (for), Camuse, 4 Brig Ley Baring Boat Fit baa rt—Thi TH mer, im BN Thompson & Hunver. a soe Jobn Williams ra a Bt Thomash Bt oh i © D Davidgon, Nassau~-Darrell & Co, cbr Lutaita, le woe Eivulberaienry de ordov oherta, Chariouetow aA DT nbull. Hele Boston (Ir), Smith, Rackville--D R Dewolf. ns Behe Margaret Avis (Be), Whelpley, bt JoNn, NBA Smith. ome Schr $3 Waring, Sm&h, New Orleans & Schr WO Lagett, Gibson Port Koysi- we hen chr Chae C Cluale, Wiggins, Alecendria—Van’ Brant & Jas Nixon, ¥ vi kneVi 8! athe dns Nixon, Young. Yaugatack-<Viin Brunt & Slagnt lin, Soon e Hib Maine, Crom'y, Baldinore—W Dalzel Schr A Heaton, Ryan, Phi itera Brunt & Singht, Bebr ja—Van Brunt & ‘hha Sehr Wav Behe eee ay Pr Rehr Melews (Br) Rnvens, aD Sancerd, nal, July 16, with pas. AM, lut * set Ship Prima Lest nap, Ban ‘ranciseo, 99 4 with indse, to Joba, Was 18 days to the equa in the Paritie; * Yar SB sales whieh continued 16 days, making 41 days to Uape Horn; b Mueh aoW and for and very cold weatuer of the Caps: wae from thence to the éqastor in the Atlantic. and .3 frou thence to Sanp Hoo; have had light B winds the last 6 days June 12, tat 62 20 8, ton 8640 Wy apot Washing. Jton, of New Yawk, trom Diverpoo! for Un la ch gts at, x 132 sigualizelt Br ship, 2, \at S196 N. | Ww, Lesvanas’ tote Tor tamara Tat 30.52, pe Sep T eondorog Rew ¥ork, 8 a ont Fa spore for ‘Newvsias oy from Boubay for ry Bay by hea the PD left Bon Prat wr same with intent for .| oc tees. ‘ppelia Barta plist from ey tema Ta tana Branders, London, 82 days, in bal- ipa oar Pee” Btbraenen fy ge ee eety Bark Hi¥riet i Sayanilla, July .3, ‘ith hides tf wen ade to EN gS Ge al with coffee und hides, Ww bari vk Phelps. Co, at ‘Sh 23, ton 74 45, whe Ad ‘of. Provingetow seas "i Golden Bit Br) porate i ark Golden Eagle (Br), favana, 14 days. in ballast, fo master, Is anchored at the ‘lowe caprantia. Bark Charles Keen, Sawyer, New Orleans, July 6, mane. io J W Mo! Brig Thoinas Euvearas (Br, of Sellly), Graztter, Palormo 80 “ain ‘aud $3 days from Gibraltar, with fruit, te Baring Bros, brig San Juan (Mex), Barreveaga, Tolases, 25 days, win igen, i, (0 ¥ Aleaandre tre kon, Had rough squal- Brig len 0 (ot Harr Gray, Guay sip Ja ¥ jen (ol Harrington), Gray, : pit inore meen en eee “3 ny, Hreroors tluinsena, PR, July 6 with oo a “io Mis Nou £00. "Had ligut’ winds asa calisn sllte pre @ Chaloner, Kenny, East Warbor, July 10, mit, 40 Jab spoke Simpson & 13, lat 30, lon 4 fort, trom Tuske Talands for Now: Yor = ore a Or rage te ‘Snail, East tare 16 Pistol 72 20, Cn as 12, lat 2759, ion vie). Onoute Fendt. duly 2, wit jen), route, Tri lorion (of Causden), Oroutt, Trinkdad, July 2, with Caitsle, Zana, June 39, wish P M Tinker (o* Boston sugar, to Walab, Oarvar é Chase 5 Ostminidge, 0 ‘ (of Philadelphia), err umberlas Harbo: 2B days with avant dey to ast as nas Brig Pringess Royal (Br, of en cane, “Newbold, Bermuda 6 days, nal , ith, Jones & Co, B Tax), Poaa, Cow Bay,CB, 9 days, f Sunni. re gd ¢ pongeon (Br), Forbes, Lingan; CB, with coal, to H iy with coal, ion J&OA Dew Brig Lyra, Gray, Suaia, § care with lumber, Brig Elvira, Clark, Muchias, with lumber, Sehr A F Linnell '(of Oriedns), Sno Curncoa, Iuly 8, with salt and nitex, to Joseph Foutke’ sw uly 3, with debr Joseph Grice, Jackson, Port an Py ies o Bobet Murrey, duly 7.5 ‘Gonaives July, 4, writi mn & Ou. BoM Oocan Bird (Wir, of Winds», NS), King, Arroyo, PR July 9 with “ugar, toD R De fr (of Harrington), Nash, East Harbor, 14 days, with salt, to GF Pennision & Co. cmpicton (ot St Andrews), Barnard, Bart Harbor, 15 days, with salt, to Middleton & Go, July 1, lat poke Rolin "Abby Hh Brown, whaling, é months tae With 80 ble biackishan | 80 sperm oll; 2tsf, Cape Hemtoven, bearing NW 15 miles, fell in with the wreek of brig Edward Maron, 01 St Jotnay dismastedy water ebe had been on fire alt, as her cal aw charred; took from her # foretopmuast stayaail standin? rig medny, saw brig Win © Clark, of Wale dovoro, sanding Fat (Br, of Nassan), Schr Emua NP, July 15, with cotton, tJ Hf Woodralt. Jon 41, was boarded Sehr Blien (Br, of with iruit, to Ja. Wedmore, Nassan, aly 19, lac 27 10; U atsvile, ail well. ‘sa, Kowey, Bieutherd, 1 days, a Dou Hu em ew Orleans, 23 days, with sugar, <i Sprague, Shulee, NS, 6 dava, with Norfotie 9 days, Virginia, 2 dayi Foriress Monroe, 4 days, ltimore, 6 days. mi aitimore, 4 days, atladelphta, za ste “t for Boston, Bugdee, Elizabsthport for Taunton, by. Ezabetiport for Hartford, ane ry, Oulata, Vinalhaven, 4 da Rackiand, 4 days, Sehr Robert Fish, Jawestowy Sy oeaand © incre Behr 5 P Godwin, Schr Aimerican Ei Sehr Caroline, Hicl Scbr & B Pitts, la Sone St Latrar, Adana, Roeland, ¢ dye Schr Warrior. Crocket SOCK An 1, 4 days, Benr Hover, Raukin, Portiund, Ms, faaya, Sehr Win Arthur, Siow, Portiand, Me, id, Kelly, New Bodford, 3 days, sas Schr Sarah MeDonal Schr UH adams, Hinekley,’New Bedtori, 3 da: Behe W D Cargit, Haibkins, Hosion for Baltimore, Behr Pivinouth Rock, Norris, Boron, 3 daya. Schr Whiatier, Presby, tainton. Steamer New ‘York (U8 transport), Hunter, Horrison’s Landing via Fortress Monroe, me? «| Thompson, Oundiff, Baltimore. Beeamer achin ‘er. Adams. Baltimore. Steamer Oseida, Trout, Philadeipnia. Steamer Fire Brick. Fenton, Pailaceiphia, Sieamer Anthracite, Jones. Philadeipnia, Steamer Faicon, Jones. Providence. 8 Foire, Jeane. Providence, Steam oat rion, Beaufort, NC. She railed hence Jone 8 for New Orieans abd on the veniug of Jae 8 went ashore on Lookout Snoais; after getting oif as towed into Beaufort. BELOW. Sehr Garland, from West Indies, e ‘Wind at sunset 8E. ee aeNSE SS eo ous. es ring, heace at San cisco tn the first two and a half days out; is 3 i “53 unites to as fronre was 23 days to the Equator in the Al had light winds mostef the entire passage, not yee occasion to Peef Copsatia unl in lat 89 5 in tue Pacific. Frederick Rec , ® ative of Pruséla, fell over- board Mareh 28, aud was drowned, a'thouzh evory effort was made to save him, Suir Aki EDR Ly: “1 Buenos ae, (before report- Suir Furry Sov: 38 days, had hard » got. on a sand bapk on thé morning of May 5, in goln tine Massel, and bad wot goof om the Lith. Te was thoug ie would sustain no damage, Sur KC Wistsmor, at Baltimore, bas been sold to parties in New Yor’. op terms not transpired. Scur Caro — M Witson, of Great Bgz Harbor, 160 tons built at Cape , has been soli 0 Mrgoterh Eaton Jr, aud Cape’ ea rvoy, of Narragansett, A, ou private terms. She wiii oreafter bail from Newport. Havas, July 8A ship, apparently on American clipper of about 500 to @) tons burthen, disinusied “gt waterlogged, {its vaseed June 19 in lat S88, jon $9 W, by the Mozarh Da: arrived here bowaprit was aull a forecastle aud @ square hous: on @ Waite and color, and belo carried away .from the foreci stanchions atill standing. Sne with @ white streak five 10 six * black, with a white border; her forecasth were in condition, and have were but few barnactes and but Iictle seaweed attached to her huil, Key Kast, July 10—Br wer Julla, of Dighy, with cotton, captured by the gunboat Kit: MD Seht Unele Mose, of Matagord b 4 Schr Uncle Mose, of jatagorde, severe! capture tne gunboai Tahoma, on the coast of 'C . Cares, cotton, 27th—The bark RA Allen, Capt Paiten, arrived from New Xork on Lith, with 82 nagseiigers and oue case of small Tie passengers were allowed to Tand lo quarantine, and the vessel was sent t0 are tis be ‘still remains there, bay aischar, rf The sca Willen a5 450 bales beg from Sabine™. Texas, captured by the steamer De Soto, off the cvast 0 loaded le and house on decc ‘Texas. Has (wo more prizes on the way ‘here, all with cotton. The my ay Schr Will 0’ the ©.» has bee released and re- stored wo her owned. Thees:. -cll# cargo to pay bis ex- peuses. The Adrairalty Court, Judy by the numerous prize cRses 9! aie now thirteen in the hare uount of praperty, privelpaliy «oon, The bark Pikgrtin ig now toads. ih eotton fiom mume- rows «mail prigvs, aad will leave so 4 for New York. Ow Boano Uxirep States Sit. feaxaront ARAco, Ors Fourwess Moxnen. Va: July 20, 1982, i At a meeting of the pa tiki day oh board the United States steam transpo Colonel Thomas Welsh, ig Forty afi regiment {oanayirenia, Velunteors, Wicd to the ctiair and Captain Jos Reynolds was appoluted secretary. Upon motion ‘of Capiain John Hainii- 5. A., the following resolutions were Unanimousiy ny are deeply occupied ed here. of which there “tded, embracing a large That the officers of the Forty-Afth regimen vania Volunteers do Lerab; tender thelr ainoer thanks \o Captain Houry Gadsden, hie oflicers and crow for their polite and unceastiy nitentionas = their inner tard nag f fick #e the passage from tou Head, Resolved, has, the medica) stall ¢ isden for the liberal supply of fo rovisions and other leacles ‘uralahed grata ously tortie “sick soiiiers under vats That we cheerfully estity, to tho urbantiy ani ees of every man connected the steainer, and oftan revert to our trip with feelings of unalioyed plea- sure, Resolved, That the officers attached to other regiments, spr ernment employes and elias, who. are about 10 con- fine the voyage 0) New York, k, most heartily coneur in jons. Je proceedings be published in the New clone Fost fifth Pennsylvania, Pe a eh job Yaa. Ghee sat obit of the Ts ea aw For nes, ou. gc Captain New on vee, Color Notice to Mar: ae ee CH OFT BLAKENEY, | word Wr nha gan ore soy, § Veto sunk just off the inner edge ag 8 The Buo: 30 fathoms at low water t we oe at ‘ing com, spring tides, HL wobec —- jiemen, ma » oon see SAMO Jui rw Ie Sle cree, ot Pepto 96 bile spi Oresto, 60 10, t 82, lou 61 60, bark Civilian, of Provincetown, Tat 8 40 8, ton 111.28 WF, hark & Corning, 800 bbls ‘not seen a whale for @ mon oe Boston, April tao, June’ oy renee sestiyttar we aint eo, from for Spain, May 11, lat 41 aati ie ren, Fai from Liverpool for Phila. en He ohtond from for Plymouth, June 4, B Benskee, Kes Kane, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, June arian, from NYork for West Indice, Juiy 18, no tat Fredonia, from Clenfuegos for Boston, Jul; “ malice SE by 8 from Highlande—by pilot boat Jane, or Foreign Por gai eay 9—S1d°Genon, Street pip Aesth threm. Hanke, for New 0 (Aus), for do; BTL (Uhil), Sehroeder, iparaleo dud, Geilng, m. July 7Sid Sarah Biirabeth, Kniper, a Sear Te Are Maaebentor, ‘trom jd SF mia ih, ‘mh, Tt Avr bark Sime Rule, Whiteberry, rigs Caroline, snipes NYork; tith, Ara- jarford, do. Annoto PR, July Tn port Andes, for Salinas to For NYork. aches Magee from Mar setae, just art. RESTOR (Pill), July OAre Perbelsen, New Yori Vv A net Accra, 27 Sid Mary nose aed » to load for philaelpie hay. batood duty iiias Maes Work, Snat “Dreat, duly 9—Avr Christin it prooeeried) Wilt oversea vat wees gaa uk Faschosed)} 2th Ap ‘ ‘Oliver? ft felxon, bial Webste fand att a poor); Mary iar eit Escaen for from Baltimore for B ete Dunn vate? her aain ‘Mouley, Wallard, Po Ble ‘Amelia, Masa, bye Ores Ny July Bint port Br bark Delaware, Steed, fot. Baltimore next day, wourt, July 9—Arr, Berkshire, Williams, Rangoon: Priscilla, flair, Trieste: Marnie! i ha Akye). ol Bound Arrat do wl Lak Rangoon: ret: evan OB Wie q pad terns ct QOBN Winnington, Masters, outer Grew ac gaa QUAVANILLA, iy SN Am vessels in. fraseerfoot, Suty Scare Vil ‘ ieee. oe eee rLvore, Jy, "doy & Pai, Sachs, Haver, July 7—In port eiije Ine Revsell, Kelley, for RYork, rbadys Quesnel Vrauk for do Ju 13:8 1 AL Lester, for 18th; Baten. Sun Guttenberg, ack der, NOvieaus. nd "Nuremberg, Schel fe Surate’ (Fr), Blowet fordo Lith; Se Anne @ (Br Beli to for San Francisvo 10th; and others, Sd ay rk Ocilla, Ashby, Bt Paul de Loands (and was of the Huacos, PR, July 6—In port i York in Sor days, ine age iat, NT {ek Sacawa, May 24—In port bark Renefactor, Davis (or Corning), from gong Kong. for Shanshae in afew a. Liviupion, July Seder Coors He fork; Young Som. $ jerryman, and Anvora, ‘Barker, tH doz lbth, Bm: Bre, Coombs, do.” Bid id bik, Carissa’ Currier, iltner, New oF: he. pobiles moe ‘ota, oubw udp vepegtor. MieXnars Alexandria, nt. Charlotte, Gaetzen, for ‘or Callao, a, Hamilton. Ulsveland and Toronto, American Union, Alul , for NYork: "Sen wraneoed; Be Boned Keleee Vale 0. Lonnon, Jutv 9—Arr Brazil Packet, Boysen, NYork; avwine, Mitchel}, and Statesman, ‘Covaahe + 30th, farts, Gay Deshon, Rayna via QucensiowD; » ein Shielle. ‘ork, Are at Gravesend 9th, Tirrell, Mor Toxnospenwy, July 2-8"! Maxacaino, duly In post in distress: brig Ady Switt, aes Goinz in 4th, @ Br brig, fom St Thomas eset with foretosvuast and main bonis bel aa about Jane Wein port brig Beaver, ‘Tapley, rom Bangor, (ise, ‘Newport. July $—Arr Pratrie Bird, Wiley, Garrncha, Pour ac Prixew, Juiv 8 (hack dato’—-In port bark Helen. Augusta, Catts, for NYork aboyt ly d: rigs Sihy!, Mul- ean, Cor do, dg; Rockinghwn, for Miragoane July to load r Rosion. meat 4 July 8—Arr Bernadotte, New York; Richard UL, Greenongh, Callao, Sid stn, Henry Booth, (from pei go penis a York), Trale me Nvoke coe xb, Eng, say 7—In port brig Black Swan, Podger, from Grimaby for Aliean'e, wind bond. July 3—In a bark Timperador, Powers, fos setectt Cricl aig a pee emeerareare Troma Welahe ior Phiaded Lapwing, Kelly, from Baitirove, waiting; Traveller (Br), Randall, ¢0; Leighton, Randall, do; yh ‘ing Wind, Ha- Free from Monteviieo. une; Seneca, F' inhagen, tre dischg; brigs Estand. ‘Queen, Conery, from Monte- vite ; Ta lulah, Plummer, for NYork about, Buy rrRvann, “Faly D Cooper, Howard, Ta abt aay June 1—Sia Griding Star, Hale ( Boston. AVANILLA, July 3—No Am vessel in part. Sr THomas, July 15—In port ship Globe, of New Orleans, laid up: brig Timothy Ficid, for Turks Is and; sehr Gentile, for Foriune Island, Tonsaco, June 25—In port schr Celestial, for New York 13 sor ry 2—In port barks AC Small, Hara: Nichols for op AYon weal 6 a; Windward, Ei Polmeont eae in, for NYork 10. ence Bac Atr ‘varia Tole, Miller, Liverpool; 28%, eine 2-19 port barks Bila and ana ‘Maryval tor NYork. Bark Laura, 4) raleut wis Willa: hence ar Sune 27, ‘American Ports, et Mary, Wison, Buenos Ayres; Soe ROSTON, July 2—Ate bel Willaun More’ (Dany, Kivnn Saxon, Mattnews, Phindeinhia? omuon (hg (Hp), Orieasia; bare Specdwot!, Tas lor, Cudtag. bei My (Boeri agin Honginve Pickett Fi ee ihe D 0 10, ett, 1 ie Mt wind’ BSE to SE, sen hall Sid, Wind’ 8! Cae ee | eres} mer Saxon, ship J Wadstor ( nh Pemalas a nthe et, July 22—-Arr bark Queen, Kirwin OEE Te eee ae Des Hetty A fe a/araras Cotirell, Boson; Canina, Pinel ‘do: Gute, Portland: nat 4 Sou HANGOR, July 22~Cld s La ‘on teal bars Tose Garo i), tie Ean, Gee Ladnaire, . ants Hy Ba Ti ache B, Furbiah, Kendal, Baryland, Below 220, shi lerriman from Livery ool. ‘qizaberhe ivionts, July 24--Cla brig Wm Micha, Boston, sehrs Hy ON, ‘Terman, re New Bedford; Ghdwin, A Briderport rt, Smith, Poughkeeprie: a naeue STER, July 22--Arr sehr Lookout, Harper, Calate fran AND Pyne oe Tuly 2, Seorenteiee by, steam- er a w Bi pnt 1 trom Roe sn atioe a P Pye asst “on afeyon Mer Ensij aw gan , You! me ian! . Jonu Tone, Osmant, Rif, Conrad, ‘dena (Pe), i seen early Parmele. Piso! ‘Leroy, Ni Nt Mary, Mahlon withing a ee | Foeveie bs Darien. Guor roine, iE Travis, © rally Ri Town'en . dlinw Jobu Gila, Chartes Den NEW ELPA. Jy dolphin; MM Rent, Kell tnoket. for do, | Sid’ 22, eur more via NYork. . NEWSORT, July 2—Arr sobre Starlight, Whit Christophers WI, for Boston; lenrictta, for New Bedford. 2M Arr sours Jersie B Allen, Allon, Philadelphia; North- ern Light, Lane, NYork for Beuyor, ‘Bhi s:hrs ion, Natter, Rowton Au ‘Arecls: Sigh New Bedford; EB ‘S—Ave ship New York, Dewbyy Ri Hava; steamer Guipin Baker, i achrs Dauiel vester, ‘Berry, jary, Terrell, Kilzabeth| for Frovidenoe, J 8 Wiew. ‘cer, Fuwards, Fatgeaemas i eeny, ArVavo, ley, New York for New ai Be eit 0) foie scar Mineols, Holt, Elizabeth. (PHILADELPHIA, July 2—Arr ship Hornet, Dirtene ‘ ‘en BY ad Pissqua Fleotwing, Jayne, Lon iW rerio, ER; Canton Bed 14a (Br), “Mocrisou, Porto Cabello; J fF, Waldoboro; ath, nedy, 8 uith, Bue: rh; Forres- ler, Murray, Bath: renen © W Bentley, Ohass, Sippieads ig, ton; Albert Treat, Bowdoin i na se, Mi Bic Smith, NYork; beth, Kell, ‘Bostos M.Datile, Rib Thana Verklus, Sed) ; Sarai dane, oe Sik Torre Gaui ; ‘chart, Konda Jeantngs, Laie iba Boston; A’ Rens, HQ hy, eDounell Silavens ford. 3 Hubbard, Williams, 1p LOMTEAND, J ily S201 sehr iy oe July l6—Arr sehr Anvil, pe i ag NYork,, DE! aly Bare avr Pak Joacs, NY ork; . weastie, B; ech ke, Ey: kon Mewcasti roast sie Reed Haz- a, Norirapy aud mo atte moad. N Beeman ELE uy shearer 8 Barnes, Raymond, NYor! SCERANCTSCO, Juno 27—Are sh . aime, N¥urk 1g ps Flying =saee : a DRDe oem oe 3 for won fae mate prvi do for do’ Jann sf Y ; cpuniuty, Bass; sloop Ertl ee tt, Se Ea FORD, July 28-814 sehr Airatre, Pressey, NYork: RIDCRSLASaEa TEMOV, ad red aa cine EST THING YBT—SM ALL tage fret pl sate TRADES. es % ae at a ARRR y NARTEE GAR, Hav up SEER so ATE Ry BaP Rutgers slip. peeves WANTED—OAP. pay tenes door relaiey a way, co peorter of a MC de pie BRS AND FUR Lez: Wavren. y at ana way. BAKERS. WANTED, A, SITUA’ TO TAKE osttatee of oa aad with 1 good pin gaa ud “4 (feo Wear Wagan sk SOMERTEN? WACHTWIBY, APPLY at ES feory) suet ia haat We xteo—an \N ENGINE? new «mall paint aad businens-prompers, One powealnigy