The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1863, Page 10

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Heela Off Cape Race and the Arabia’s Mails at New York. THREE DAYS LATER NEWS. The Effect f England ef the Late Rebel Reverses, Panic in Regard to the Rebel Loan Stock. A Decline of Eighteen to Twen- ty Per Cent Discount. Whe Reverses Indicating the Hxhaus- tion of Southern Resources. ‘Tho New York Riots Considered an Insurrec- tion Against the Government. THE QUDBN’S SPUNCH. ‘England’s Neutrality in American Af- fairs to be Observed. ADVANCE IN COTTON, &e., &., &e, ‘The steamship Hecla, from Liverpool on the 28th via ‘Queenstown on the 29th of July, passed Cape Race at eight ,@’clock yesterday morning. She was boarded by the news ‘boat of the press and a summary of her news ob- “tained, ‘The Hecla has‘’b53 steerage passengers. She makes the, aoliowing report —On the 29th of July, at half-past four A. M., passed the steamships City of Washington, Kanga- woo and Great Eastern, all bound into Liverpool. ‘The European mails brought by the Arabia, at Boston weached this city early last evening. ‘The dates per the Hecla are three days later than those previously received. ‘Tae news of the late rebel reverses had reached Eng- Jand, and the effect was considered so favorable for the ‘Union that the rebel loan stock had declined to 18 a 20 percent discount, and @ perfect panie ensued in that Gencription of stock. ‘The London Star regards the news from America agjn- @icating the exhaustion of Southern resources. ‘The London Zimes considers the riots in New York as am insurrection against the government. ‘The continental news is without any degree of im- The steamship Hibernian, from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool July 28. The steamship City of Washington, from New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 28th of July. Our London Correspondence. Lonpon, July 25, 1868. No Intervention or Recognition from France or England— Successful Blockade Running—A Grandson of Stephen Burroughs Runs the Blockade of Wilmington Twelve ‘Times in a Steamer that Runs Seventeen Knots an Hour— Two More American Ships Burned by Captain Semmes, and $100,000 in Stlver Captured—Why Not Conjiscate Revel Property to Pay for the Private Losses by Sea and Land?—Brituh Merchants Anxious to Have the Laws Altered Before the Tables Can be Turned on Them— Excit-- ment in France on the Polish Subject—The French Army Does Not Want an English Alliance—The People Sick of the Mexican Invasion—Counterfeiting Postal Ourreney in Birmingham—The Galway Seam Line Resuming Their Mail Service—Piracies Next in the Pacific, de. Every rumor of vention and recognition in Amo- Tica ie idle talk. France has over aid over again stated, by the mouth of the Emperor, that that country would ‘Sct with Engiand, and the British Cabinet as well as Par- lament has declared that this country cannot interfere. And now the overwhelming news of the capture of Vicks- burg and the defeat of Lee has covered the rebels and their friends with grief and despair. During this week the secesh have been so ill natured that one ean hardly get a cheerful word from them. The stupid correspondent of the London Times at New York telegraphed, several days after you had the off- cial news both from Porter and Grant that Vicksburg had fallen, saying ‘ there were grave doubts”’ on the subject, and that business men in New York gone- rally believed the report false—got up for stock jobbing Parposes! Can mendacity go farther? Shrewd lars weun'ly tell falsehoods that will be believed at least for a period, but this haa not even plausibility to sustain it, 1 sw George Sanders near, the Royal Exchange in Cornhill yesterday, conversing with three or four sympa- thizers, all baving very rueful countenances, Poor George € prophesied correctly when he said Lee's raid was a fatal move. Whatever may chance, all pros- pect of « recognition of a eonfederacy that does not exist has gone by forever. Blockade running goes on swimmingly. Mr. T. 8. Begbie, of this city, boasts that his steamers are all suc cessful, and the port they run to is Wilmington. One of his commenders is Captain Burroughs, a graudson of the s Stephen Burroughs (the counterfeiter and jail- r),and he bas run the blockade of Wilmington twelve times—six times in and out—from Nassau, Tho steamer be has is four hundred and fifty tons burden, and Ofty horse power (scrow), draws ten is painted lead color, and runs seventeen iniies an Loar. He has been chased’ repeatediy and fired &t; bot none of your biockaders can catch bim. Will soine of your Rip Van Winkles put more steam on and capture these fellows? ou will see by today’s news that two more large Ame! liners bave been captured and burned by of the privateer Alabama; and on one of » the B. F. the rebels got a nice haul of $100,000 tn etlver. Sic transit d'argent , More Steamers are ov the stocks at Liverpool, and three are described a8 iron-ciad rams of the most power: ful des Uniess you lay down and build ships , twelve months will leave you but a that vast commerce which made you the second m in the world, and this will all be at the me the Foclich pirates. Many of the leading mer- Shants «od politicians here are getting very uneasy about the «la, joutive justice that must diwn on the Eng Hei uate | this infamous wroug and robbery. They are already bringing ® pressore to bear against the gov ont to bring about an alteration ta the Foreign Ea- mont act, ‘provided the United States will do the same That Is 00 idedly, After they have nearly ruined your comme-te, und your war is about over, they dexin Wo beg toac your country will do just exactly’ what ero Sheir natin has not. Perhaps you will. Cannot the President seize and confiseate the property, both real and persova), of the Suathern rebels as fast as the armies advance, and take and soll it for the benemt of those ‘who have euffered in the border raids, like Loe’s, and for the merchants ships have been seized aud burned by the secesh parates’ And could not that game be kept up till they cave in oF recall theie cruisers? And if there is any distinction shown, conid not the first estates that are nfiscated be those ef the rebel President, Vice , Cabinet and members of Congress? ‘Your reach mony of these ina ia Surely thie e justice. The people of the na tion should bear the burthien of the war, as near as pors) bic, juully. If there is no precedent for such @ pay- ment. make one. All France is greatly excited on the subject of Poland, ead { hear from a private soures that the army desires to onter tif lists alone, without Engiand, SNowriy everybody fo France is sick of the Mexican expedition and wishes the government weil_out of 4. of hear (bat with thasroope im Mexico, and more in Ohina, o Alger@, the Emperor has not ap arm: ter (nto a war with Russia. 1 doubt if t néred theasaod mon to spare for such a pur. the truth—and I am inclined to netance—Karl Russell is strongly | a on the Polish question, while to be belligerent. I am_io- @'ined to chink # will be dissolved and Earl Resell retire om (his question. If that occurs war is cer Jo fact, | look Om war within eight months as inevi Pai sitar Pent everything hangs fire ‘and the poor « euder some patriotic Americans are on the track of err age Amerean ae on the irc ot someon. ‘of your #' ty cont postal enrrency. Mr. Ad: Picad Miniter, on bomg applied to for, horn te joation, declined, veyin there were no tends Be could une for euch a parpowe. Why is wich a matter | Belt to th» chance agener of Awerienn private cittvene way eteam line hove go bsidy voted raet signed ond are toy egin th ete war with Lord Paimereton i y dernovening the [/bermiaon t* 1th of August. tye Bext stoumer will Be thy ‘driauie | 9 Pritieh commerce ‘ bite Amerjero » the Bottom reticg) iptellizence wr! oS 4rom the Pacite, * mail service | fone which she bas adopted, @ good deal of bitter iropy and keen par Bh wm her an- ewer. The mteresting, all-absorbing question here—one which even compels journahsts to pass by almost without comment the stirring news which comes from your side Of the ocean—is, what will now be done? Here there is no little feeling of uneasiness. Upon the publication of the reply to the French government the “rentes” went down sixty centimes, all other securities followed suit, and the market was crowded with sellers. At he first glance it would appear that, the demands of ‘the three Powers having been met by Russia with a flat re- fusal, there was no road open to them but that of war. Austria seems inclined to follow in good faith the move- ments of the Western Powers. The people of France are enthusiastically in faver of going to war for Poland; but England, always roady to bluster and bully, and then ‘back out of the consequences when her material interests are threatened by them, is now evidently crawling out, and will avoid, if possible, a war with Russia. This exhibition of English selfishness will not have any tendency to raise her credit in Franco. Already she is receiving shot, both hot and heavy, on al} sides from the French press. The Opinion Wationale, the organ of Prince Napoleon, and one of the ‘best exponents in France of the inborn hatred of every true Frenchman for perfide Albion, in referring to the English tendency’ to back out, says:— Poland cannot, in fact, found any serious hopes upon the action of the Cabinet of St. Jamos. Wesay this with a regret which will be participated in by a portion of the English people. The arricre pensees of the British aristoc- racy , ite conservative spirit, P tiasimulated beneath the garnish of a false liberalism, its traditional jealousies, and the cowardly indifference of its “‘shopkeepers,”’ seem en- tirely to control the situation, and the English journals have already taken their part in this shameful retreat. After mak! some extracts from the English journals, and particularly the Star, Herald aud Times, in which a Se policy is recommended, the Opinion con- ues :— Ah! If the matter in hand was @ conflict with any of the small States of America, with Greeco,“Japan, some Tajab of the:Asiatic world, how we ‘would Bee the Times - its position. With ‘its clenched fist upom the han- die of its sword. and with a menacing eye, it would point hiees es are to the shining cannon of the royal A is the Czar who is in question. France aneiae again exhibit an the battle field a su- igh pe humiliating for her ally, and, what is worse, make a new stroke at the venerabie treaties of the year of our salvation. 1815. What matters it if women are abused and men hung and shot; if fire and sword are exterminating an entire ulation in the Polish provinces? ‘*AmI my brother's ? said Cain. ‘Must we defend Poland?” say they other side of the channel. Chacun chez sot, cha- bot pour soi, and rule Britannia. Every crime has its expiation, and every coward): its punishment. The Czar, some day, will kill Eugland ‘upon the banks of the Yang. ‘tse-kiang, the Indus and the Ganges. To-morrow, it is said, a concerted reply of the three Powers will be sont to Russia, This will of course not be an ultimatum, and will necessarily, after a month or two daily, bring another answer from Russia; and so Russia will prolong the Aiplomatic action until the ‘close of the year, by whieh time she hopes to succeed in crushing | the revolution in Poland. Of one thi we may rest assured, and that is, that until the difficulties with Russia are settled—which, whether in peace or war, will require several months for ee Nace will not permit his sympathies for the South, and his conviction that the Union cannot be restored, and his Mexican interests, to lead him to the commission of an: overt act which will lead him into trouble with the Uni- ted States. The secessionists here curse both Russia and Poland heartily, and say that had it not been for them the Emperor would have lent their cause a helping band Jon The of officers taken —s in Mexico are expected to arrive here in afew 8. eee are to be sent to diffe- rent military posts in The Paris journals have ¢ generally confined themselves to the publication of the news relative to the recent fede- fa successes in Pennsylvania and the fall of Vicksburg. apo = is surprised here; for, ie. their cue from the English journals, everybody supposed the cause of the io M. Boudet, the new Minister of the Interior, publishes ‘this: ‘morning’! his first newspaper warning. The Siccle has the honor of being the journal upon which M. Boudet draws his maiden sword—the occasion an article by M. Lem Plee, en- titled “Un Plebiscite pour la Pologne,”’ in which the writer recommends putting to vote to the entire French | pod the question whether France shall demand, and en- na if need be by the si ae ag independence of Po- M. Boudet says this I ong gets which eee with the imperial "eens re, warns the Siecle, ig the second icc hanging over the head of that journal. ‘The Empress went to Vichy to remain a few days yes- terday morning. ‘The iiluminations for the coming 15th of August will, it is |, be unusually splendid. One of them is to repre- sent city of Mexico. List of Americans registered at the American bone | houses in Paris for the week ending July 24:—Ric! Lathers, Edwin Burr, George B. English, Mr. and Mra Robert H. Berdell, John D. Locke 1 G.W. May, Jr., Mrs. L. R. aay, Jobn F. Greene, C. art aden, c. ot New York; J. Richard of Delaware; Mr. C. Brittain ey ane . andrews W of Shang , of California; E. A. George B Farnum, of Chicago? Daniel R. Knight and . Lippineot, of Phuiadelphia; Albert Jones, of Providence lar} ugustus p . R. Hamilion, of of Charleston’ 8. C. 8c, Fearing and W. J. Wi Owr Berlin Correspondence. Braun, July 22, 1868, The Telegrams frem America—Impression Produced by Them—Warlike Prospects—UUimatum of the Western Powers to Russia—Proposed March of a French Army ‘Through Germany—Opposition of the Prussian Govern- ment—Skirmishes on the Polish Frontier, dc. Wo aro fairly bewildered by the magnitude of the events detailed in the last American telegrams. Lee de- feated, his army broken up, his retreat intercepted by the rising waters of the Potomac, Vicksburg fallen, the garrison prisoners—all this sounds more like a dream than sober fact, so little were we prepared for it by the previous intelligence from the geat of war, transmitted, as it was, through the partial and distorted medium of the English press. The importance of the news can hardly be overrated, and you will not be surprised to bear that it has created an immense impression here, and has revived the hopes of all those who feel an interest in the preservation of the Union, but who began to despair of seeing their wisbes gratified. To all appearance the great debacle which Dr. Mackay et hoe ge- nus ownehave 0 long prophesied is at length taking place, but it is the South, and not the North, that will be submerged by it. We cannot but think ‘hot under sach circumstances it is impossible that this frat: idal strug. glo should continue much longer. The :obels have done everything men could do. Their exploits have commanded the admiration of the world and of their un- willing antagonists; but,jopposed to a popniation equally resolute and infinitely superior in numbers and natural resources, they must perceive that ultimate success is out of the question, and that unreascnat'e obstinacy on their part would only expose them to utter annihila. tion, The terms of a compromise might casily be ar- ranged. The people of the North,{who have all along car- ried on the war reluctantly and without a shade of ani- mosity, would not be inclined to impose harsh condi. tions on their erring brethren, and, reconstructed on a new basis, the great transatlantic blic would soon be stronger and more firmiy ostabtis! than ever, to ‘the terror of its enemies and the confusion of its de- tractors, While a gleam of Nght broaks 1 jh the clouded oar has. shown horizon of America, the —_* ve growing darker and more pluck than was ge of ats and, in- Stead of sbrinkis from @ contest with the Western Powers, ly to provoke it. Of course he has ne theoretical objection to the ‘six points,” which, as the Polish national govern- ment pointed out immediately, contain scarcely thi but what he bas already i foe or promised Wielopolski, and what the Poles have scouted as joxumM- cient and illusory: but he will not listen to tho armistice, and will only agree to a "hs Us sumes the form of a Bul Cony whion bot Srey esters rons vue maa eae Schleswig Holstein—in abort, all the Hones weraice which diplomacy 1s anxtous to shelve for the present disens That bis answer is considered highly offen tive by tho Fronch government \s evident from the Janguage 0: tho official Lorgane, which breathe war and defiance; ana even the Nation, which i under the influence of the Dec de Morny and has alwaye been throw- ing cold water on the belitcose ardor of ite colleagues, has nothing more reassuring to say than that “ there are ell chances of peace.’’ Our «private accounts from Paris are extremely ainrming. They state that Louie ‘Napoleor hae Already mined upon bis course of astion, and that, though tria wavere, he ‘ts certaw of the co-operation | of England. Both France and England r rd an ermis- tice between the Russians and Poles as absolutel fary, and will make it a sine gua non, ‘riko iu indeed. —, ot ag A might very object “and be met w ne inexorable fait hed for after the series of disasters the wi a ac Tate. wantained—the failure of their expedition Mace a ct » deen of Sunes, Tearencwens aan A jokes. to expect that the inearrection ean | mats juseit many wgeke longer, nnleae it i¢ eithor < | lowed a short breatbing time to recrait ite forces or ie | buoyed up by the certain prospect «< eventual ascistance: | the courte of the Tuileries ant St | bp, tm allemed. addrene a new “identical note.” or ra ther ultimatom, 60 the Cabinet of St. betersbs cs i which bina wtpeusion of hostilities wl the enriy am fontorence Fo debate exelieir@y on the dentanded: aud if thir shout ‘nna Fevelve Orders (0 ask FOF thelr vassvor's. and if Qe8 Prussia is aie and net 'onty friendly neutrality, which cannot @ French army to mareb i ber neutrality, but 0 80 far as to allow Germany into Poland. But to this we may be quite sure that the Prussian go- vernment will never agres. Not to speak of the difficulty Sontag Se Teoma of the count once been suffered pay oat the restoration breaking up instead of conniving a tating it by an attitude, utmost extremity. Thus the first obstacle the French Emperor ter in the disinterested enterprise he hy yutralit) they would deem it incumbent on = eet tot rosiat It to the try again after they taccater i, Bot aly M. de Bis- is comvinced that statesman, Poland would be a death blow to Pros- sia, depriving her of two of her finest Provinces and the erent into fragments; and, attempt or facili- of Provaia is the would have to encoun- 8 about to under- take, and a campaign on the Rhine would be the neces. Bary precursor to one on the Query if the Prossians met Vistula or Neva. with a Solferino, might not the humane and self-denying Emperor de tem to make peace with them, keeping the left bank of the Rhine for his _ pains, and leaving the Poles in the lurch, as he did the Italians at Villafranca? No doubt such suspicions are highly un- just; but the world is censorious and virtue is too often traduced. Meanwhile the Prussians with the hope that he may not be led flatter themselves into temptation in the manner referred to, Though inoffensive people, and heartily desirous of peace and quietness, a have great confidence in their army, and are they are beat in the ‘rst two or three actions hold their own in the end and not yie! man ground tothe “hereditary enemy.’ Na: an of the ultra feudal party, jeclares that @ war the Prussians are more likely to get Review, the o1 rg in the event of to Paris than the French to Berlin; bu is only laughed at. led that even if will Id an inch of Ger- , the Berlin it such braggadocia The want of military experience, which has alway (ol been a drawback to the efficiency of the Prussian army, is being partly remedied by the cordon service onthe Polish frontier, where there is a great deal of marching and countermarching. patrolling, bivouacking, &c., to do, ana where now and rencontres take pany are taught at least to stand fire. party of some six hundred insyrgents, all place by which the The other day ‘ised in the Grand Duchy of Pomerania and commanded by a French- man named Ganier, who had foug! were about to cross the lines, stopped by ® Prussian detachment, and Pruséians had one man skirmish ensued, in which the killed and three wounded, but took seventy prisoners ice of and all the baggage train of the Poles. The balan nt under r young de Blankenheim in the unfortunate battle of Ossewie, when they were & smart the latter succeeded in getting over the frontier, where, according to some accounts, they were set upon by the Muscovites and dispersed or captured, while others say that part of them, includiny way through their hostile ranks into country. Prussian soldiers of Polish national! The rumor alluded to in m: the cavalry, forced their the interior of the y Jast, that many ity had deserted to the aa is now confirmed by the government journals, THE AMERICAN QUESTION. Tho, British Parliament had been prorogued, and the Queen’s speech, delivered by commission, says:—‘‘Civil war continues in America. It inflicts much evil not only on the contending parties, but om other nations. We see, however, no reagon to depart from eur strict neutrality.” The advices received per the steamships China and Bibernian were generally regarded as encouraging for the North, and, notwithstanding the drawback of the New York riots, a panic in the rebel Joan has taken place. ‘The London Jimes seeks to palliate the rebel reverses, ‘but acknowledges that on the whole it is seldom that in- telligence has been received eo gloomy for the rebel cguse. It regards the riots as little short of an insurrec- tion. The London Siar regards everything as indicating the rapid exhaustion of Southern resources. ‘The London Daily News expatiates on the victories of Grant, Meade and Rosecrans, and the unimpaired effi- ciency of the North, and its uniform and rapid progress. Mr. Laird publishes an anonymous correspondence ‘Detween his firm and some persons in Washington and New York, to show that propositions were pending in 1861, with the Navy Department in firm to construct vessels for the Union navy. Washington, for his ‘There !s nothing, however, to show by what authority the anony- ‘mous individuals used the name of the Secretary of the Navy. Exchange continues depressed, and specniative securi- ties show continued panic. THE POLISH QUESTION. The Polish question continues with out change. ‘The chances of peace or war are actively canvassed in Paris and London. ‘The Polish insurgents continue to be movements. very active in their The London Morning Post maintains that a union of the three great Powers against Russia The London Herald controverts thi is insured. is notion, and main- tains that Russia is disposed to defy the Western Powers. HOW THE RUSSIAN NOTE WAS DRAWN UP. On the authority of a private letter from St. Peters- Durg, dated the 18th ult., we give the following account of the deliberations which preceeded the settlement of the terms of the Russian reply:— PE nd Seeded of the Russian despatch was not a mere ema- the finesse or the pride Chapeollor io hie individuat capacity, of collective and solemn deliberations of State, under the immediate of the Russian Vice but It was the result held in the Council Presidency of the of Russia. Not only were the high, oe Emperor vite nobility, the members of Synod present at the Counc’ principal generals were simmoned to the il, bat x take ‘tbe part in it, with the exception of Generals Rocasowski, Berg, Annenkoff and Mouravief, who are at present on dut Poland or elsewhere. Prince Gagarin, who is the the Pre: sident of the Legislative Council, acted as secretary; and it was unanimous! hours, that the yi resolved, after a discussion of four ‘var and the Russian nation, fully com- prebending their —— look forward to the future with confidence, and Bu! fully armed. rope may see the holy Russian empire THE LATEST NEWS. Lonnon, Jt ‘The rebel loan has rallied from the quoted at 13 discount. 20, 1868. Hine, and in Political pews to-aay is unimportant. J Livanroot,, July 20, 1868. The steamship City of Washington, arrived last night. Qvrexstown, Jul The steamship Kangaroo, from New York, Financial a from New York, 20, 1863. arrived. Commercial News. LONDON MONBY MARKET—JULY 28, Consols closed at 9236. a 92°,c. for money. Miinois Central Railroad, 25 discount; Erie 266. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET— JULY 28. Sales for two days reach 16,000 bales, including 6,000 Dales to speculators a exporters. The market is ‘buoy- ant at an advance of The Manchester market was firm, tendency. with an advancing LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET—JULY 28. The market culars report :— quiet; corneasier; mixed, 27s, a 27s. is generally quiet and steady. Various cir- Flour quict and steady; wheat firm but 34. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET—JULY 28. The market is quiet and steady. Atpya &'Co, t:—Beet steady. inactive. ‘Lard ac active and.advanced A ce 4. i. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET—JULY 28. Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar firm. Linseed oil firm at 468. 6d. 0 471 ow: Spirits tupentine quiet. Petroleum Rice active Se eth |G ive at LONDON MARKETS. Breadstuffs downward. Sugai Tea quiet and steady. Rice quiet a THE LATEST ioe firm. Coffee steady. Tallow firm at 43s. Leverett July 29, 1863. —Sales ‘actadl 2,000 to whenira ora enpersere The marke te Boma ebe to BRRADSTUPTA.. Deen favorable for the Provisions. —The market is steady. Propece steady, Console, 92: road, 38 0 22 —The market is casier, The weatherhas Bacon upward. snow, July 29, 1863. 204 9 tor money le tral Rail- Prapeema, August 6, 1868. Salen of five-twenties to-day are reported to the amount 260,000. Deliveries of bonds are being made to Jolf 2. Safety of St. Joum, N. F. ‘The Pacific is safe in Trepassy Harbor, She leaves fer ‘St. Johns to-day to repair damages, accompanied by the Vesuvius. The Africa Outward ‘The eteamebip Africa sailed at noon ceven passengers for Liverpool and tb She takes out po specie. Pacific. , Angast 6, 1863. Reand. Auguat 5, 1863. to-day, with forty. irty-eix for Halifax. Tre Fewenat oF Mas Gewerat Cone Elizabeth Corce morn. Na Ww be vresent al the services, ‘onaw.—The funeral wre of Genera! Michae! Cor hor late residence. tp early yester'ay __ SHIPPING NEWS. 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Jul ld Dendaia, Ny uly Eta pe port sche Win Mifers’ Sa Buh from Rio Burn AynEs, June Four bark Edisto, Flinn, Baltimore. July 22—; Brg altering (Br), Hi Para—Burdett & Py rett. Kibby (Br), isiamoros—J an " lurray, Mi Smith Rarbados, Can Arr W E Anderson, Nickerson, Ply- $e sated, aay Rat Barbados—Jones & | jnout iy seven Crowell, Bowman, Londonderry; Cumber- J Baker, Stevens, Point de ‘Brig Leonard Berry (Br), Shute, Kingston, Jr—J Nerman Pacific, ‘Brig Alice Maude (Br), Bdgett, 8tJago, Cuba—Brett, Son Canao, Seip i Ta ost tahipe Northern Crown. Merri o. Beit Stara ee ee apoaieaes Mare Geek. Brig Diton (Br), Rowe, Gaspee, CRW W Merriam. from NYork,atrZa. diag’ Mary Bangs Hangs, fom M az. ‘hag: Mar inte Brig Heme Ives (Br), Waters, Pictou, NE—Sloman & | Vill) ‘arr och, do; Mousilia Hackney, tee Che hee ae Bil Milo (Br), Fougero, Cape Breton-—B F Small & Co. 7h. for eran arresting ready: bark M Frank, Haskell, aridee Vigilant. (Br), Lightbourne, espethte ap ” watt af bt eae ces aa ls, ord Chnzhass aa. ships ott. 0. Hi jlanon paeie, Cas Oe Rehr OH Com Prince Brot 00. bed -Hesper, i iano Cork: 9th, ship alfred Storer, Ryder, Bohr Venus (in. Rnaing Teac ay SH poAnEnan, July 2—8id bark, John Aviles, Hutchinson, Schr John Gilpin, Ginity, Fort Clinch. rkiniy NYores oe aereadetphie: 26th, th De Battin ‘Merrill & Abbott Perkins, NYork; one W E Alexand Tucker, do: ; Soe Rebeca Saks, Pe ewore Merl & Abbe ark llen Maria, Marsha Boston: brig Abby Watson, Al: Sehr Prank Marie. bry Ha Suite eS Pom & Ot. Draw, July 22—Ary Liverpinl, Corbett, London for NYor Schr Vickaburg, ‘Haskell, Roskian toalt Sehr Wm Carrell, mk, Bangor P Buck & Co. Scbr Harriet Fulier, Hamilton, Portland—G I. Hatch, a 1 tg ‘hall, Portsmouth—W # Brown & Co. — Ni Sargent. ost ‘Windward, arviane® Boston—Walsh, Carver & ene aoe Angrabam, Warmcee—w 8 Brown &Co. and proceeded 24th): entenary, Chay n, Dunkirk for . (and anchored D5, 2th, fi agi Wing, Kelly, Akyab tor Lone don (and proceed Fatwourtn, Ci 9 25—Are Atlantic, Hopp, N York; St He- = Bpinger, Akyab. Sid 22d, Alexander, Baxter, Liver. P Gtascow. ‘uly 22—Arr Chas Cooper, Short, Portland. Gorrensura, July 17—Cld W H Townsend, Hill, North America. FOL Bayley, Tooker, Fort Jefferson—Van Brunt & | Oo vie suly 21—arr Palermo, Ingham, Baltimore. Sid ‘Steamer J 8 Green, Willets, Wi 21at, La Foi, Gaboa, Cardit! and NYork; St Nazaire, Leloup. Cardiff, Aspinwall’ and NYork; 23d, Princess Royal, Whi more, Boston. Haxnuno, Jul 23-814 Donan, Megat, WTO Ae weal rom.’ Coxhavel ; 1800; Windatiel, Lob isbmaga. NYork iuaiwlbees fashington. Steamer Octorara, McLaughlin, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship Northern ae yd Riakinenee, psig July a) 6 PM, mi specie and passengers, to je, Adame, Havans, Rug 1) dg Pi Havand, July 28—Arr steamer Warrior (confed). Wulf, Taasokgers. io Boofford, Tilesion & Go. 34. Inst Mobis ria Gaby Mig Judge Hathaway, Meyers, Polls: Gig Pal iad 38 10 lon 7880, nigualed steamship Columbia, | deiphia: sche Loyailet i'n), Willlama, ‘Beaton? iby ach hence for New Orleans, Lil ica (confed), Penington, St Marks Steamship Eagle Corie, Br), Acting Master Gould, Key ith, bark Ella Adele (Br). Brown, NYork: brigs San West 18 days, via Port Royal, and 36 hours troy Hampton mipvel (3 ), Sanchez, do; 30ub, Mechanic, Hosty, Sagua and Tal inet. off Lookout, ‘spoke U8 steamers | Philadelphi Tena" trom. Boston, and, Minnesota, otk grulsing. “The | Cid sith, brig W H Parke, Randolph, Neuvitas; 31st, ship Eagle was captured between Abacos and Nassau by US | Mercedes (Chil), Eveling, Nxork. steamer Octaroro Ray 17. Hartrax, July 28—Arr sehr Mary, Day, Baltimore. ‘Bark Scotland, Rollins, New Orleans, 15 days. in ballast, | _ Liverroo: July BeAr North American (8), Montreal: to Starbuck & Cs. Had light winds and calms most of the | Ravenna, Mal troit; 2th, City of Baltimore (8), Mire- house, NYork rast Mersey (w) Dy Frond, do, i (nied . Dollard, Sid 22d, Aurate, Clark, Bost NYork 234, Dreadnought, Lytt » do; 2th, City of Cork (a), Pairig Marian (of Bristol, B), Andrews. Bahia, 34 days, with rosetood. cotton and mide, 16 to Kirkland & Von Sachs. B le. cy 16 days, with sugar, to | Tibet simon ee ome a yee ures “of Gla 4th, Fener , Caulking, NYork; Aurora, Barker. do; Bi ee de Castine, Haskell, Zaza, 13 days, with sugar, | R i Lane, Shillaber, do. & Duncan. a5 thr Charl Charette (Br, Lewis, Antigua, 15 days, with mo Rig ‘Reabec, Farrell ‘St Mares, 9 days, with sugar and mo- Bnt out22d, Anne Po Carrick, San Francisco; 234, vd (8), Gill, NYork; veland, enna, Mallett, Montreal Gi and Loxpon, July 22—Arr Melbourne (8), Benson, NYors. Ent out 24th, Chas Gumm, Crosby, for READ AND REFLECT, READ AND REFLECT ‘ort — Bens Kate to (lgmmeriy 3 Brizeachr Bustle. of Mobile), Acting | | Loxpoxnxniy, July 23—Sid Elwood Walter, Warner, Car- N " wa Chee i fovea, USN, commanding, Key West'10 daya, ig xy ne READ AND REFLECT, james. saEinBICR July 23—Arr Lidskialf, Olsen, New York. sid o U8 Marabull for Suthers Fl appraiaed at $52,000, consisting of ue, olls, Lisvon, July 17—arr e was captured off Ke; ‘eat. Durin, ney tes i? Hen weral-U Obristine Brocklerian, Voen, NY ork Crimea, Patterson, N’ a Tiquore, &e. Make sure of health. jut how!" you ak m ‘Hatteras to Maraweas, July 24—Arr brig m Tan (Br). Soiline, Phitader- ‘We answer, 'tin an casy task, ining, Acting bia; 0th, John Stephens, Kennedy. Boston; sith. sehr Strengthen'the stomach, and sustain leave the service, having of late Sled very rey, at the ears, Evelin oe Hin. a York, * 2541 ae S Emery, ‘The nerves, the servants of the brain, ing much from the effects of hiskiifiiculty in France. bon. Lincoln, Bibber, Portland; The liver keep to active p’ Schr Rebecca & Harriet. Brennan, Chincoteague. iattie tone W w cake Boiledei phia. And regulate from day to Sobr Sophia, Ganney. Chincoteague. “Wansantio, ‘July e—Arr Br brig Augusta, NYork. Bach organ ald, Sehr D B Warner, Alden, Alexandria, 9 days, Newronr, July 2¢—Sid Enterprise, Francis, NYork. Brace and 1 i hr Magellan, Lippincott. Virginta, 3 day, Newny, July 21—Si4 Wm Sinclair, Sheohan, NYork. ‘And like a wal 4 Schr Shooting Star, ‘Haskell, Minagsane, July 34—No Ata vessel in po By constantcare, with railroad ti:ne Schr Bay Stale, Verrilt, Rock! Port Spain, July Port brig Reporter, for NYorx, e aystem’s tone and strength renew } Scnr Ralph Hewitt, Bucklin. “a, sehr Ajmeer, vor Ph for Phhaelpbiad days, ‘And thereby cheer the spirits, too. Schr Grace Girdler, iorou, July schrs Matia Jane, Crosby, NYork via, “How" you inquire “an this be done? Prince Edward slat, Quaxxstows, July 23 Arr Louisiana (#), Brookings, Liver. pool (and ald for, NYork)., Sid 22d, Criterion. Stetson Hull Siigips, July 20—, Emery, Perkins, London to load for Boston, “Sid 28d, Fortuna, NY or Awansna, July 1<Arr Com Dupont. Gifford, London, R Baker. , ford. Bent EF Smith, Burse, Nantucket for Albany. ir Charles, Coleman, Taunton. nder, ton. This victory o'er disease: “HOSTETTER'! RS.” we reply, 1s bealth’s supreme protection—urv Ana means of regenerating the disordered and enfeedled system, regulating every function of the internal organs, ae ene Da Surana, Julytz Sid Champion Mayo. reviving the depressed spirits, invigorating the const tuiion, it ‘4 and prolonging life, no medical preparation, either of the: Be alee erste era eee i, Jovepiue, Paine, from Rangoon pastor present ume, has been so completely and universally loonlight, Tuttle. Provice: casas, J4Go, July 21—Arr brig Leader (Br), Vigneau, Boston, | 5¥ Behr er Sucen. ain, Provuiea Bieta Jal; Oar brig Redwood, Buvle, Cardenas BOSTETSRE 8 Sebr Em J 1B, July 31—Arr ship’ Vi hon rg. MeCallum, Beet Grane uttinsPromdouce for Rondzat. Bath: bark Mutual Young, do; Aug 1. sohr Gnward, Fitz: Sohr Mary Eliza, Jones, Providence. Bate NYork: sieamer Dora. do. Cla July 81. bark Orion, Tr Alex Law, Smith, Providence. Cook, Penarth Roads: wchrs Halutia, Barbara, NYork: Aug 1 Brandywine. Hart, Providen: 1, brit Hi ton; Fowler, Dundaik; sehr Batavia, Me Schr Henry Gibbs, Snow, No Farlane, oN Rohr Grator, Gibbs, Newport Texvr, Ju id Fovea Helena, Redder, NYork, h Tuoon, July 2—Arr Chris Hall. Freeman. Londonderry. Schr Virpanaiso, Jnpe 20—Arr harks Suerte (Chil), Adams, NYork; 20th, Mamaret Pugh (Br), Owen, Liverpool for Sun ‘Wilson, ior, Sout! HOSTETTERS, HOSTETTER'S ch ; ee ow ELEBRATED Scranton, Scr pridger In port July 1, ships Eaw O’Brien, Seaver, from Callao ¢ Echt Joseph Hail, Cole, Portiand, Ct for Valencia. cu. Tei ‘ohn Wills, Chadwick, dixg; bark Bet- | CELEBRATED Robe Alida, Douglass, New London senay Jones, atortng oil ex Louisiana, CELEBRATED W W Brainerd, Bowiiitch, Green; ‘Westrot, July 23—Sid Margaret, Turnbull, York. ; 4 Stoop Isaac H Borden, Collins, Fal) Warerrors, July 23—Sid decane’ Rahl, NYor xgieamey aivan FT sen Jackoway, Newbers, {Pau Sreawenty Hect.s. ovr Cars Rios etacntoney Biramr Sanat Crane, Rowers, NC. 8 hour, to aL gilts aN nal Sin Wet Gata deaety = Jant, to DH Arr from San Francisco July 26, Hornet, at Lverpool; 28th, | CELEBRATED Bieamer Octerara Maan. Baltimore. Steamer ce. Balti Ags ata CELEBRATED Steamer Laure Tare Ch soph, Ba Baltimore ae id for York July 26, RL Lane, and Aurora, from Liver. STOMACH BITRRS. jteamer A! - b, y it, Green, Phitadetp (Latest via Queenstown.) Bicamer Berg pat Richard, Philadetphia. arr from NYors, Neptune. at Allens Maria & Adelaide, at racony. Pierer, Phiiadesphis. Belfast flcamer F Massey, Rodgers, Philadelphia American eng 8 jteamner Kingfisher, Nye. Providence. ALBANY, Aug, ge cone, es Ceoree, ree We ington, Fee: erry, reporie 01 ‘schr Gaze “ asthe Br bark Wilhelmine, from, Londonderry reported — | Risa, Ferris. Porchester: Mary’ Blizabeths Phiten Nene STOMACH BITTE is STOMA Thee STOMACH BITBERS. BELOW ON; Aug4—Arr steamship Mississippi, Baxter, Ne Brig Favorita (foreign). ee Tyark Artis, Mammond, Honotuntb Drign, Nahant, wetns heety ain. Sal ront, Bast Harbor. 11: ore Wall, Miragoane: Drink not uninixed the Water found ulti Ship Sarina: barks Ann, Emily & Ada, Ju- rence, Fuller, more; Hattie B Wheeler, Tarr, and In prairies, woons, or marshy ground, jes, Prestiagien (0, Baltic, 8 B Johmeon; achrs L K'Cole, | Mary Means, Tibbetts, Elizabethport; schrs Ruby, Connor it iedemary toil you ply, rhe Dougian; and outers pe RO ee ae Johns ain, vo Nature you must ‘asnint—or dle— “ “itt hn Stoel - t 8, Hight. yey, and Jane Patterson, Weaver. ‘Philadelthiay A Ham. ja peep ra Bit: samt dix hoes, Encore Ha epee steamal « Lverpool vie Hilfe sresmure coumetigeetiameons, | a Transit, ‘Fierce, NOrlenoa: echr Hagom, Willian ‘And Hf you'd bo relieved or spared AMSHI now @ great Balance doct coppered, Philatetphia. uso cit, 8 sip St Albann (BY), feecond clearance, before reported as the Henrietta Marey)} Howes. ‘Grousindts brig JT Abbot ott, Ha wind NW to E, hark Transit. BALTIMORE. 4 Augusi Arr Hoop Onward (Br), Brown, NYork, for Kinuston. Ja; put in leaky. Cid bark Delaware Br). Steed, Demarara: wr Fred Howell Norris, 8t Johns, RK. Sid_brig Beho, Benson, Mavaguez. P FANGOR. “Aug 2-Cld brigs Harp. Clay. NYork; Den- mark, Perkins, Washington. BATH, Aug 3—Arr brig Lincoln, Webb, Lloyd. Nassan; schrs IZ Brown, Mace, Philadelphia; Jennie Norton, Hut: er BATMiSTOL, aut (Sid brig Croton, Ingraham, Elizabeth. BRlehs Hi B Metall, Hull, NYork; slogp Fredene Broan, to be co} Sutr Jos Mxios. Baker, from Boston for New Orleans, was grives by ‘a strong current upon the: 6th um, ae 3 30 AM. when 22 days ont. bis ahip xinder date of afternoon of 17th Florida Are ith abi jn corn, w from Bath for New Orleans, winch. had oly get.an anchor down when the position of the. was ob. id that ahe was then lying In a critical i porto ust rockers were At work ma of unhealthy soils, the pot- nwholesome water, the efluvia of crow: rooms and factories, and the baneful UTE it fs Oly necersary to be forearmed with it a torn arted to Ke Wen JM was built at Fr do, fapoteate tn 1842, 354 yee rated A2, and owned in a ari mm Ang EC ei Ree ybliadel- BOSTEsTE antic, Des rien Uisemen Blizabeth; . ¢ Sarr Vorixo, Townsend, from Hong Kong May 17 for San SPALL RIVER Arr schts Pauline, Mackey and | HOSTETFER'S CELEBRATED Spee tee hat ta ee ee ae Conklin, Norton, Klivabethport; 8d. Gaston T Hubbard, Sisco. to have gen lost in the Onina Seu, ‘the erew and | Conklin, Nort jul T'Sinith, Gobb, Eltzabeth parts B ies haces W, oma Mev gyhonds ‘rhe Vika rae 18 W'Sainders, Aldrich, Jo; Constitution. Darling, Pert wen. can o preg king tones rated A was built 1d Bath ta 1865, and Wan Bpareiirun HeGoodepeet, Ricnatta: MYore Mackey. in New York, HOLM ‘00d pa) HOLE, Aug 3 PM— ‘Suir Avexaxper, from Bath for New Orleans, was at an. bt chor June 17, off Capes of Florida, just clear of Fowey Rocks. She Was in a critical condition. Snip Syrvance BLaxcnarn, Meady, has to“pat ina new mizenmast on her return to Callao from Chincha Islands, a Ordered by the Peruvian government survey. Br Suir Benin, of London, from the Clyd eon, put into Quesasiown Jaly 23, leaky. Mekiwes William Ht lader, Day- , Hazelton, 1, Roanoke,* Ro Pioneer, Alu Ww. Louisa rebar (Be): joover, Boston in, do for Greeny ton, Danvers for Philadelphia; Jacob. Bird Salem for NY ork. nett G hares Moore, Ou. A, fayia Wall, Daniel Williams, Hera’ Te Waish. Juliet, Adaline, Ra ‘ED STOMACH u StoMactt STOMACH ure Sieroecaveneeepeeeaees Catlao | Pequonr'ock, ACE Pearson and Williann II Rowe STOWACH sob EE Sere re ce, set BEV REDYORD hr arr Uitons eo ae HeMacH ] a IMAC’ Snir Goupen State, hence at San Francisco, on the thown New London; 4th, -Armadilio, Chase, Deaule fer TOMAG H wee bi ee EE OR. vn cneen aee Snes ‘an picked up ‘Bld (4th, bai thampion, Tracy, lelphia; ache a's pen, at rack aud ~| drond cnyper fastened. con a ofpou: | gaan Bevern A ( Edwards, Barker, and “Austin, Par Brestasateaa toes. onides, three deck buckets ‘and two oars. Therete-a | Sarat, Benen: York! George W Bnow, Agnes th nd come, large hote in the bont, which appears to have been made by Haskell: Mary Elizabeth, Chase; Ellen Rosmas, Bowman Ma some sharp instrament. jeasenger, Doane, and E§ Downing, Thorne, d'o; Guthrie Go Snir Farontra, hence at Sen Francisco, was off the Cape | (U8) Springer, supplying lighte in Long Isiaid Bound aud *Neath whia 10 days, with heavy gales; lost fgure head. on the Hud Bilious co. plain NEWPORT, Avg 3—Arr sche Choctaw, Parker, Elizabeth. rt Spit Graze, ras Oenan, from Wales for Halifax, with wai coals, t Payal July 5, having put in leaking badly, Sid ache Hattie Coombe, Coombs, Hansor pit Georee. Smtr CausooN is on the large Sectional dock. She will be yRarah, R Baker, James Barbour, Sf Garrison recaulked and newly coppered. Bric Mrstic, A2, 270 tons, Suit of Mystic, Conn, in 1836, Marmora. ‘thold bark Elida, from Providence for NYork; br has been sold on private term: 1 Emeline, Green, Bangor for do; Mi Dutch, Dix, Digh- ton, for do. schrs 8 L Crocker, Tasnton for Phila- ‘Presbrey, Scun Mayan Martix, A2, 122 tons, built at Weaterly, RE. | Seiptin; Choties, Norris; do for Elisabethports Bl 1a, Bourne, fn 1855, has been sold at $9800, Ba. for | Philadelphin: Commerce, Mulles, to: for an Mowrez0™ 120 tons, built at Port Jefferson in | NYoak; Fly. Di ladelbhie: Good H¢ 1847, has been sold at wun. Mi w Bx Soo? Onwano, Brows, from New York far Kingston, Ja (00 reported), put rato Baltimore 3th inst leaky. oy by thick the Steauen Exta Monse, of Bath, bas been seid to parties in Oe 4g 5 ye inior, for Pictou: harks I New Yor ‘na and Jason, for NY: Neaouyn 3 ly 24, (by tel)The Marianna, arrived of ae GEFEN RS Rs LUT Fitts er, roster, and TroweMon lee for Amt on the Rea snavioan shine frees Benton ADELPHIA, Avg. 4—Arr san a Weeeh. Sau wnseh was captarea Us tne Pitan dane Ia ty | (hews. Boston; aac R Darth Hand. te ‘ong, which was captured by the ‘on 30, | eleo, the, mag Falmouth, ae ioelda dune I6, in Int 10'N, 160 ship on fire, having bine, was June Aunie Scott, porord on the th of J w steamer, ne, stakming, an fanvis, welsh oa obectving ths Apate ty course and came ap in their wake, yey tant masthead. OTT AM PTO} 26—-The Juno (n), of J nad St te he same federal warsteniner Kearsage leit ato Federal ican Kearse eA i icra eae cactus, Honeywell, of NB, arr at Fayal July 2, to ip Laeiana Kelley, of NB, remained at Valparaiso . “a cae cee Swift, Gistrese, remained July |. and was offered Spo! Rae eee Ont. trom connie for England, May petig ror Partin 0d, 2, Eevee, from Akyad for Falmouth, no date, “ cummings, from Liverpool for San Fran- | hip Ocean Pear Kong. ait hg Ath, ahi Shonting Star, Drtak ter ed foe 9 N ’ 8, SALEM, Aug 3—Sid Charles A Heekacher. Smith, Phila Brown, eno e delphi vig “0 sop WARRIAM, Aug <Arr sehr Rosciua, Lincoin, Woot \jom, Webster. from Philadelphia for Shang Mary, NYorg. Sid 4th, sebee Benj 7 N. lon 2) W 1p Dr Burin, from Hacrbarg for NYork, July 1, iat 48 @ Wo 128 re. Taenton, Martinate Narrows dd, schr BC Denvison, Hath. Sold by respectable re eae Sura New York Ofves. No, $28 Brosdwar Tt fron oy Philecelplia