The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1863, Page 8

/M NEW ORLEANS. Arrival of the Columbia at This Port and Creole at Fortress Monroe. NEWS TO THE 13TH INST. TRADE OF THE ‘MISsiSssiPPI. Its Effect on Prices in New Orleans. HEALTH OF THE CITY, de, &e., ae 2The United States mail steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, from New Orleans, whence she sailed on the 13th fast., arrived at this port yesterday morning, ‘The steamship Creole, which left New Orleans on the ‘Ath inet., arrived at Fortress Monroe on Tuesday. Weare .t0 the Parser for favors. Our New Orichns Corzespendence. New Ontzaxs, August 11, 1863, Arrival of Steamers from St. Lowis , with Cargoes of Provi- siens—Restrictions Upon Trade—Interesting Intelligence from Natches and Its Vicinity—Military Movements— Something in the Wind—Army and Navy Couris Mar tal—Dismissal of a Colonel and Adjutant f a Negro Regiment—Freight for Up the River—City Matters, dc. ‘Three large steamboats Have arrived from St. Louis, Yeaded with produce of all kinds, and the market is now @lutted. Potatoes have fallen in ten days from thirteen end a half to three dollars per barrel, four to five and etx dollars, and other articles im proportion. First rate beef could be purchased in market this morning for twenty-five cents per pound; thirty-five to forty cents ‘Ras been the ruling price heretofore. If these shipments @oatinue the sale of cargoes will hardly pay the freight. ‘There will be a change, however, when the West India ade is open for the winter. Then much of the goods ‘eoming from up the river will be shipped to foreign mar- sete, and I have no doubt there will be quite a large busi- wessdone in that way this winter, There is na popula- ton bere now to consume the large amount.of produce arriving, and what are. left have to live in the most eco- wemical manner, They cannot afford to buy more than enough to supply themselves from day today. There are Bo planters tggbuy for the interior, the purchasers being @enfined to the vityand the neighboring parishes, and they purchase on a very limited, Both merchants and plang ing bitterly Placed upon the internal, or, ot Go reatriésigas aa they term it, the infernal, revenue, The planter who eomes to tho city for the purpose of ‘purchasing supplies for his plantation hands is charged five per cent on the smoont of the invoice. One gentleman was obliged to make a depostt before being allowed to send five hundred pounds of ice weekly to his plantation. The merchant, Before going out to purchase cotton, is obliged to pay in ‘S4@vance so much per pound on every bale he cxpects to Bring to market. Yesterday a vessel arrived from Mata- mores with a cargo of cotton, entered at the Custom Bouse and paid the import duty. At once internal reve. Bee pounces upon it, and will fot allow it to be landed ‘enttl an additional four cents per pound is paid as their @uty. All this.is benefiting trade immensely. We cannot @incover by what law or regulation these charges are. trade, and why # 1s that such a course is puraued by the government; for it will effectually kill the little business ‘Phat is now left to New Orleans. The merchant will not ‘Bring cotton to this market; he will ship ét up the river, (md everything else in a like manner. The levee bids Geir to be as bare of produce @ime since the war; and in @ifairs, if merchants do not @ rouble and annoyance, gwey from New Oridhns. bere from up the river. probably go North by ‘whieh will be formally opened once more to Brashear (Qty on Thursday next. We have not heard what dis- position has been made of the cotton that formed, ina “Massachusetis Yankees,’ who appear to hava the mo- papoly of the cotton trade. They probably can give an feveuns of what has become of the cotton referred to. No ‘me else can tell, that’s certain, A little may have ar- ttved here; but its coming has been kept very quiet. Collector Dennison, who arrived here after- poon from a trip up the river, brings very interesting in- formation. He had some conversation with citizens of Masehez,and they represent the majority of the people ‘sf Mississippi as being thoroughly subjugated. When Matches was first cocupied by our forces the people of if ipe8; veal, the farm. The capture was small, but we must remem: itle helps.’ Natchex has been fortified & manoer to reader it entirely se. There is something in the wind rogardtag military Movements that at present we can only sarmige. Al- ‘though our suspicions are strong as to the direction, uo feformation can be obtained that leads us to suppose them to be correct. Sovorsi gowors! officers have mado r appeargnes ia the city 2 Tw Tes sam aS nk aie not voFy (nr o ing Seems to Ray Motive Operations will sodn A imence, and we hope (hat o5 time may ve lost, Now is the time (o strike, batore ihe re ‘ebels lave, in the emaliest Tat? ATT ORT Ate disasters, We can have eve. ything wow ou own way, see a “Pie all the rebols ap tg ¢ ony take “ ane ad. ( the Sbrtonity now ‘be in oar possession at the oarliest ible moment Qniy to cut Of the aupplies received there, but to enable the eqnadron n6w off that harbor to reanme active opera- tions at ena, Mobile in our posession, Charleston closely Snver (od Wilmington only remains ag a feeder to the con- federacy, and that city can be bad by merely knocking at the door and asking (or admittance. Where, then, it the @ocalled confederacy’ While this is being done, which will cloee the wor, Messrs, Stanton and Halleck may amuse themselves with the Army of the Potomac, pro- vided they will let the rest of our generals alone and not other them jv Weir operations. Lieutenant Commander A. P. Cooke and Acti r teor Lieutenant [/pton, receatly tried before a gener! court martial, have been honerably aequitted qnd Festored to their respective commands. The army court martial now in sossion in this city for the trial of Colonel Jos. 8 Morgan, of the Nintieth York Volunteers, on ebarges preferred by Brigadier General Grover, is ‘pro- ing slowly. General Weitzel and Colonel Birge have | ay ined | by the prosecution, and their ovisence is vory severe The trial wil probably occupy two or thres weeks, A court of inquiry is also in sossion regarding matters between Brigadier General Dantei Ulimann, of the Cory# Afrique, and Colonel Walker, of the Fourth Maa- Sach isetts regiment, The different divisions of the Nine foooth army ed have not moved from the positions they vcoupied when | last Se ee rron's Giviein, which, | anderstand, ts expected to arrive ‘2 this vicinity to night. General Franklia has _ sumed command at mace 5 bly do mo ina Genera “berman ime entabliahed 8 reputation as bynes in the army. A fow cars since a ooloet of one of the negro regi- monte, with another, while oat driving fa @ dash ing c wine tee horse , Look ‘them. solves the roealy aga an ‘Of the pavy whe ag rd on with the wite or another officer, case was at once nid before General Ranks, and an it made to the facts: and | onderstand they fro doth to be sommartiy dismisred from the for then aid applies for a onloneley only (or the ra NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST BW, 1863. Winona . Itasca and Kineo ail days. ee are badly in need of repairs that nee pons are very quiet. The authorities have, in the kindness of their hearts, determined to give us a Tittle 5 Cog i ‘the red, white and red colors—as much as to say, ‘we are rebels, and we do not care who knows it.’” ‘The full blooded negress, the siciaday, Sus ecaeeen ees ‘octoroon almost invariably wear, in full dress, the red, white and blue, which cok colors wDenk for themaset ves. There is a nice little squabble going on between some members of the city government about a brick culvert. Thorp, the Cit; rveyor, bas resigned. Miller, f5" Mayor, bas published certain correspondence, the True Deita, bas taken it up, and altogether there 1s a nice time. New Onuzans, August 12—8 A. M. ‘We have nothing else in the way of news or excitement. ‘The city continues very healthy, and the weather very warm. The latter, however, will soon be over, when the most delightful season of this latitude will have arrived. Strangers will soon commence returning, and we hope for a gay winter. New Onteams, August 12, 1963. Quiet Himes tn the Gulf—Arrival of Troops and the Prospects for the Winter—Our Good Fortune in Baving a Healthy Season—Mililary _ Executton—Our Citys Concerts—Movements of General Franklin—City Matters—Rumers, dc. Is requires more than a few hours in the present state Of the Department of the Golf to furnish matter where- with to make a letter. The troops who have arrived are the class of men we need here, hardy fellows who are capable of standing anything; upland opswamp duty is all the same to thom, and, what is than all, they are veteran troops, ‘not requiring months fo make them fit to take the field. With our present force it will be “How are you, Jack Magruder ?” this wintey. ‘We can give our ‘undivided attention in the next campaign to either Ala- bama or Texas, and probably ; apd the Northern people may rest assured by the Ist of next May the work in the Gulf vAji be over, unless ‘Johnny Cra- peau” sees fit to step in aiid try bis hand, The absence of an epidemic during the two summers that New Orleans has been occupied “bg our unaccli- mated troops bas been most fortunate.*s 1 dread to think, however, of what the mortality” would be if yellow fever had made ite appearance; 80 many would be found in @ condition to take the disease, and 80 little fitted to resist it. The hospitals are well filled, to be sure, but not with many cases of a serious nature. Men who were ex- poeed,as our troops were at Port Hudson must neces- sarily suffer more or less, and it is those who now are sick, They who remained in the city, or in the imme- diate vicinity excellent health, and probably will conto tas oy ee i healthier pnieoll 4 was known ‘leans. We have been blessed never with onan og ts 5 "2 cool southerly breeze hos rolio ed the int inten! “5X ‘of midday, and enabled our sick ‘wea 53 atrength. 7 hhave been no arrivalsfrom up the river to-day as late as fourP. M. We are to-morrow the first convoy under Admiral Porter’s notice, from St. Louis. | Thi wit depress the market for “all kinds of fear ye arg bre at less ex-. Denso than for somo t ee eee: ‘A small lot of cotton” made ite a) es leree tender sek Con neacent, and {ity bales. ‘Whore'it came from id not Karn, There is to be a military execution on the 14th inst. — Friday next. The culprit’s name is Scott, a private in the First Louisiana Volunteers, white rene He Layee commanded Bullard, who the = some weeks since. The execution wilktake place In Spe ees oe en eere Snes at the Vicke- rs Press, in the presence of quite a pumber of the garrison of thin city I shal’ endeavor to visit the to-morrow, and be present at the execution. He ‘one of the men who enlisted in this city. and is, I under- stand, an genre ‘and a man of bad character. Tam not aware of there Raving boon sma cage tn ia - Bovoneenen tees ul? cepren possession, and this will @ lesson that will, I trust, prevent anything of a like Avaver 12—Evening. Our band of musie performed this evening in front of the Clay monument, on Canal street. Quite a large num- ‘ber of persons were present, but not eo many as I for, The location is a bad one, there being too mi ‘soise from passing carriages, omnibuses and cars; and then the hour is too early—netween six and seven o'clock. Major General Franklin left this evening for Baton Rouge to assume his command. No general order ha tiene ee te oh cing the fact; but it is well wn throughout the cigs The divisioa of Pte oe 1d, 60 it is ing new hi com aity.” Various secesh yee sheet te orcre oe bare been nich ie that the pon of x al 4 8 entirely without ‘This fi . A tle in* Virginia was also eeet ek Feinore aro wheas soca brompen, Br. jere it for them the merchants and brokers, who once did baginess on delet street, would cease to exist. We are hoping to have late roe ig) to-merrow from the North, and it is. ‘anxiously looked for. All are watching the operations on Morris !siaad, in a hope that General Gillmore will soon get ion of the key to Charleston harbor, Oar wontertaly. Fd that port, once relensed , wil! Delp our case wonderfali; Rae. eg uguet 13—-7 A. M. ‘The United States steam sloop-of-war Brooklyn, Cap- tain Emmons, sails this morging for the North. She will stop at Charleston, I understand. The Monongahela leaves to-day for the dlocake off Mobile, and the Seminole ‘0 ecruise, The Princess Royal has sailed. The Ossipco will undergo somo repairs before leaving for the squad- Ton off Galveston. a Tho steamer Columbia leaved this morning with a full freight apd passtnger list. The Cromwell will fol- low on Saturday next, the 15th instant Nope tt we telegraphed from below since last night, bea Tong gap ling of the A ‘between steamers after the well, on account of the accident to the Morning Star. number Of passengers have been holdimg on for vhe latter ship. gne Boston 1B Reward for th Pirate ‘aco: 10 THE woitoe OF f the m HERALD. New Yorn, August 14, 1863. Some two months ago, when the pirate Tacony prowled “pone OSEAT bed {o the great conster- My Ante Od shipowners in that yi- ty he ens rewards wore offered by the Chamber of Gbinimerce of Béston for her capture and that of hor crow. But immediately upon her fons re- he | jetus thi b voluntarily prompt ceiving their quietus and patriotic exertions or taptate Sr AMOR maaca es Jobnron and o' Gy, participated ta the the deetn * ipa ir, ae scented to. subato mith Sreameat Tie ihe hoor Gue the officers of ‘boen in some in- stances very sal to leas active oe it not bee ma a tatser of oe a ga ke {itunes of a dlatetondio af hictiede “The Col. Cornyn. New Yorn, Avgust 17, 1869. Col. Cornyn, at your hands, on the 10th instant, at Co- rinth. You have a court martial there—ite origin I know not— Dut its resultno time will enable me to forget. Col. Cor- nyo doubted the truth of your testimony; and when he doubted it be had ample reasdns for doing #0; for truth pS ah on For this fe, ou of sacrifices iy waking Union The Twenty-cighth Connecticat Regi- ment Homeward Bound. Borra.o, August 19, 1363, ‘The Twenty-cighth Connecticut regiment left hero for home at eight o'cinek this morning, via the Cantra! Rat). roud INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE Blockade Runners on the Pian- katank River. - ARREST OF THE RINGLEADER. AGUNBOAT ATTACKED BY GUERILLAS DEATH OF CAPT. HOTCHKISS, &e., ac, &o., Mr. W. H. Stimer’s Despatch. Forrazes Monnom, August 18, 1863. Arrival of the Frigate St. Lawrence—The Heat—Raising of the Old Frigate Cumberland—Funeral of Caplain Hotchkiss, de. ‘The frigate St, Lawrence, to which Commander Dawson has lately been ordered, arrived in Hampton Roads about noon to-day,from Portemouth, N. H., Navy Yard. The St. Lawrence bas been ordered heve to serve as an ord- nance ship, and will at once be converted into such. ‘The heat hag toa great extent abated, and since last evening ® nortbeaster is in prospect. The tide is running very high, and astorm is almost inevitable. We are thankful for the change, and would at any time rather stand a severe storm than the caloric pressure 90 dam- aging to shirt collars and the buman constitution gener ally. Besides that, we are greatly in need of rain to lay the dust and replenish the cisterns. ‘The raising of the frigate Cumberland ‘s progressing slowly, yet surely. The contractors have worked dili- gently, and will have everything in readiness by the end of this'month to bring the ill fated but bravely defended man-of-war egain to the surface. It is only pity that the gallant Morris, a a the Cumberland, cannot be present at the interestin; his ship. As! close this a solemo 4 ra] notes emanating the Of raising from following ‘Taine of the gallant and iamonted Captain Hotchkiss to ‘the boat. An escort of the Third Pennsylvania artillery ‘accompanied the hearse, and officers brought up the rear. ited States propeller morning from Boston. Tho Rev. Father Ouilet has arrived at Fortress Monroe, where he will remain. at Newbern. @ar Yorktown Correspondence. Yonxtown, Va., August 18,1863. ON PIANKATANK, Two more viotima to the insatiable hatred and mur- ® bumber of the army and arrived this He had been with General Foster derous aim of thieving guerillas have sacrificed their lives at the shrine of their country’s altar, and their blood now cries aloud for vengeance. Captain Wm. G. Hotchkiss, lately commanding the side-wheel gunboat General Put- nam, doing blockade duty at the mouth of the Pianka. tank,and a sailor named McDonald were the victims in the case, as also two gallant tars badly wounded. The particulars of the affair are as follows:— REPORTS OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER AND SMUGGLER. Lioutenant Commander Jas. B. Gillis, commanding the United States gunboat Commodore Morris, also, the fleot on the York river, received notice that on the banks of Piankatank river a noted blockade runner and daring guerilla, named Pritchard, made his rendezvous, and if an expedition, judicionsly managed, was sent out on a certain day his capture would be mdde certain. CAPTAIN HOTCHKISS, who, in his little boat, the General Putnam, had been doing blockade.duty on the York river and tributaries for a long period, had an interview with Captain Gillis, and proposed to him a plan whereby Prichard might be easily captured. It was therefore agreed that on Monday, the ‘170 inst, AN EXPEDITION, composed of the gunboat Commodore Jones, Acting Mas ter Hathaway, executive officer commanding the General Putnam, and @ cutter from the Commodore Morris, in ‘vharge of yt 8. 8. Lewie, executive officer, the whole in command of ‘At an easly hour yesterday morning ‘THE PIANKATAWK RIVER, and, leaving the gun’ . took to the cutters, ta in umber, and with silent strokes of. muffled oars, reached the spot which the guide indicated as a landing place. TRE GAME CAPTURED, at once surrounded the same, and gh Lor ia securing him. reside here, but was only paying 6 a tren visi malt to tie people with whom be was staying ad- mittance to the house Famine BA naked thelr ness, and atone time it wae thought Pritchard would offer ‘renistance, but, finding the house rounded by blue ue Jackols a and im rendered at numerous plincmieny in” blockade Punnip; assumed a defiant Moye and sullen demeanor. meeeey Poe gen object of ais J oe ts the party returned with their captive. was about four o’clook in Oe noraink, 281 Stes turning, when Captuia fotcbkes proposed 10" ran. up the Captain river about three miles and then ascend one of the creeks for the Purpose of of a soon very aseely engaged i io ling con- traband goods from eastern shore of Vitginta: A of war warhold. and as Captain Hotchkiss urged that vhere was then a sufficient force for this purpose, and he was the commanding officer, all the rest assented, and the Commodore mS Sage tne and General Putoam were headed for whe Pen oan ane . Oh nearing as before, the cutters were LJ Drought into requisition, and the gunboats left to watch. Several vigorous strekes brought the cntters around a bend, Captain Hotchkiss’ gig leading the van. When the boats were absent from the gunboats about ten minutes, and abreast of a clump of trees, the boats were fired apon by a party of guerillas secreted in ambush. At the third @ minie ball scrnck Cay Hotchkiss io ap ome vein, and he fell over the gunwale of his 1 Ds jess form. A sailor named McDonald was also lied by this fire. ‘THE FIRR with vigor by our brave tod the cowardly rofians in ambush had the ‘advantage of position, and continued their fire, succeeding in Areanatngs Jove Joreph’ Madden, 8 sea- man, inflicting a sligut be gms and another, Wm. H. Prospect, in the hip. Five bullets the outtct of too Contmodere Jones and pioro- bod Fat mond Finding the resistance that could be brought it bushwhackers of little or Soaran, vate fe Payronater nodore Jo RETURNED the Commodore Jones row- od in bis dinky to where the gnoboats Jay, and ina very short time was opened upon cowardly rebe's, who skedadd! ‘once, and ielt thelr poeition, A ab, abandon the object of this second expedition, iy an Captain Hotchkiss was the only one aware of the lo- fality oF hu vessels, and his untimely: death Preciud -Prosectition of the object. theretord, returoed, and continued shelling the woods pasres thelr preareea up ape river. THR UNPORTU Although tho origival object of the expedition, as sent out by Commander Gillis, was aceomplished most satis- factorily, still the termination of the affair cast a deep over the entire squadron. The zeal of Captain Jotchkiss led him to plan an expedition which, tf carried on: euccessfnily, would bave secured him the eocomiums of his superior officers and a certain promotion. AS Tr Was be paid for his temerity with his life, and thus the a lost a valuable, aay iy eateome’, aah ars, ere hte sod oa on the rebaltion. “On the 30th of July. 1961, he wae to the command of the ck Py tnd did some YOrY Arden a eemeth¥e Barvico to, North Candlinn. ror a upwarde be has si) doing daty sete ror rivers “A wife avd varus chiliren mona Bis untimely death. Joseph Dailey, of the General Putnam, who Paymaster ey, of the General Putnam, has beea in service with his late captain upwarde of two eare, has been to escort the remains of his Seanea commander to their last resting place, Ventilation of the Iron-Clads, 70 THB RDITOR OF TRE HERALD. Naw Youe, Angust 19, 1968. Lobserve that in your paper of this morning, under the head of “Navy,” your reporter rintes that he visited the Monitor Lehigh, and was plcased at the improvements made in her ventilation, and in bis remarks upon the subject states that:— On the Lebigh the fresh sir which is through Nuapel ts curried te tee heec ye tubes tea Scere Gack ool can enone low deek, as was former- Sescecmertanniears Srieee ton of the vossei. ‘Au your reporter appears te have been misinformed ‘with regard to several particulars in this matter, resulting im a gratuitope thrust at my professional standing, I bate to request that you will grant me space in your paper for making © proper correction of it, The plan of conducting the air from the blowers to the ‘various registers in the cabio and wardroom ta my own, and wae carried out fn this case by my able ageistant, ‘Mr. Gri fic, asetant inspector of tron-clad-steamers. The most potable change, however, which has beer! ‘Made in the ventilation of the vessel m the iptroduction of & pipe ‘orward of the cabin, down through which the air is drawn Wy the blowers, on its passage to which it is compelied to blow through the cabin, wardroom and berth decks of the vessel. boroughiy yentiiating them. See MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. eee Raxwie Banairap.—Warewnicer. We » August 19, at Trinity Chapel, by the Tor, } B. ‘Cw Wai Lieut. Gotouel i... Banxnmap, U. 8. .A. oid orca ¢ AMELIA —: ‘eaten the late ‘Blaiop W He Sossant Dumiamn—Friay.—At Hudgon City, ‘ainwright N. J., on Sunday, August 16, by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Hewny L. Duxmam, of Hudson City, N.J.,t0 Eeruma J. Yeon, of New York © Siewrvax—Dosconcs.—At Buenos Ayres, yeeacly A ‘on Wednesday. June 23, at the Amer! rch, by ev, ‘William Govafeliow, A. B. Mota, ef of New ort to Miss M. Apa Dowmmicx, sonabios of the ie late Francis W. Dominick, of the former "place, and formerly pf the city Port of New York, August 19, 1863. CLEARED. Steamsbip Potomac, Sherwood, Portland—K B Cromwell of New 4 Co, WoopwaRb—Howarp,—On ‘Thuraday, May 14, by the ous, Now Origans = Ht Brigham. Rev. Alfred Cookman, oe ¢. Woopwanp to Lorris B., i. i ae ‘Aux Cayes—H Becker & Co. daughter of Nathan Howard, Esq., all of this city. Juno Green, By Joh Johns, wee ‘& Currie, rig Means, Glace Bay. CB—Walsh, Carver & : Dieas ~ Chase, sgh cot—On Tuesday, August 18, Cxantes Broce, aged abititee cata c HEP Ray Lor a hy ears. 0 triends, and thoee of bis father-n-law, Daniel Mur. Behe Golden Fierce (Br), Nixon. Laguayra—R B Bidridge, phy. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ir Sol Br), Lay ‘Aux ppeht Lo Lond ar’ ‘of the Isles (Br), Be), Camming, Pe Port au Platt—G'F geht Mary Stedman, Tucker, alifax—N L MoOready & Sehr Juiia (Br), Parr, — dale, Pei Lary Balter J & A Dewalt, CEES Yin Desi Rea Yan Vam Cleaf, Brunt “Shr tniivonia, Ret Washinzton—J. “th, Schr John Jones, Routh, Philadelphia Bentiey, Sunith & Yhureday) gape at two o'clock, ffom his Inte resi- 306 Pearl The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Boars —Un Wednesday, August 19, Euzassrs Burns, im the 524 year of hor age. ‘The friends of the tusnily, and also those of her brothor, Arthur McAvoy, are invited to attend the funeral, thi fe falco, Ne afternoon, at half-past two o’elock #from lave range) uae . 8 Oxford street, Brooklyn, without Kelty, Philadelphie—3 W ee rie Gs Friday, August, 3 4, at Ohapel Hil, Pintides Montgomery county, Md., of scarlet foyer, Lipm Many er Guano Grate Base e eat ‘Oo. Louise, daughter of Charles and MA cr A. chelor, aged Sehr Angeline. fi x poremontrd V Haviland, 8 years and 6 months. pays a ao Gate. bal tas ee Hyp eaxiand, —On Wednesday, re ol jaRan Louisa, ‘Schr Bee: daughter of W. and Mary Louisa Brown, aged 1 Bene Teleg raph, Nickoraan. Bog Beton Ve ¥ttevtiand, year, 11 months and 36 dae. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully Sanne te to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at t! c’clock, from her late residence. 260 West ‘Soventeenth streot. CaLuoun,—Suddenly, at Point Pleasant, Ocean county, N. J,,0n Wednesday, August 12, ee Canno' aged'16 years, son of Commander J bored Hare ee oeene of the Tate J pire 4: Steamer ‘M Btevens, Chance, ‘Baltimore. Steamship Virginia (Br), »» Liverpool, ai Pireinte ¢ (38),,9) iver town ai nnd Si) peanengoray to Wilkaane juion. cainahiD Golam bia, Barton, New Orleans. Aug 13, with 1) Spolford, Tileston 4 00. “Passed in ps Alone Blane, aud Victoria ood, of Baum: Gra- hams Fol ley: of New York: barks Damou, of do; Fisety TW Rowian. chantress; at’ anchor, atramahlp wha, walting for a tow, having broken wort chaft on the termaater. are ip De herrd (U8 transport), ——, Washington, tt Ship > Br Herth Han), Hartang, Hamburg, 42 inva, with mdae and 19% passengers, to R M'Sloman & Bd, ly 29, lag 44 30, lon $7, ayy ke Hevzn ship Carl, for New, vor! manip Neptune (Bren), Brandor, Bremen, 51 days, with son of James and Julia Daw, in the 20th ‘year of his age ‘DREKLAN. , August 18, TuomagDmexiaN, of consumption, in the 19th year or his age. ‘The relatives and friendé of the family, also those of his uncle, Morgan Drulan, and also the members of the ‘St. Vincent de Paul Society of St, Patrick’s Cathedral, and passed ie French, deal loaded, t eptachogeed and abandoned. Day, a native of the’ parish of Glanmire, county Cork, roland, aged 68 years. Bark Native (Br. of Yarmouth. NS), MoPhlel, Cardi, 44 ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are invited to days, (with cos, to Edmiston Bros, Veh inet tint 4) 4, attend the funeral, thie (Thursday) afternoon, at haif. | $7 shoe bark Frazer, rom Providence, il. for Ble. js late residence, 17 Van cea em 40 di past one o’elock, from bi ith mdse hark Gauss (Bem aria Sehr Schr Corinna M, Jones, Plymouth a Newark. Bohr Gazette, Boult, Boston Behr Galots ‘Lovalle Howton for Albany? Sehr D Webster, Lovell, palveay. sear + acy Mil Miller, rel os Peridenee, ican ree x by th aha incony. Fierce, Phiiacerphia: Steamer Crpras. Aldrich, Providence Steamer Kinghaher, Nye, Providence. peoifrats "Hivos —On bogeys neg bow the beloved ot eee ee nt aan cee aged 3 years, {4 days. Tho relatives a..d friends of the family are oe sulted to aviend tire foneral, from 298 West Twaaty drat | doen Lartceasran aired Yesterday, wae from, Lon, street, this (Thureda.¥) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. jonts.—On Tueeday, August 18, Many Axx, the beloved | BrieKeoks (Nor), blade, of days, wife of Henry R. Jones. Brig Billow (Br, of Plymouth). ‘The fr! (bee elegy ed omen ‘SAILED. this (Thursday, A NOST laroome ‘at two o'clock, from gite-s Georee ap dag oom poke; Deane; brie fepben’s church, "corse Broome and Chrystie | Henry. Colum =| aed otnere’ poy ith~-Steamer Hecla. Jouxcon.—At Jamaica, L.J., \ Weduesday, August | winds: sunset WEW. 19, rom M. Jouxsom, aged 46 ye 8, 10 months and 8 @ relatives and friends of the fan.Wiy are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, ®t two o'clock, from his Inte resfMience in Jamaica. Cars . oo tireut fry a leven elo, ast Now ors at half-past TAMTERT—At Hoboken, on Wednesday, an \east, 19 = Heway Taomas, second son of Henry and ‘iary 1. wmbert, aged 2 years ahd ee ‘ManNxmw.—In Flizabetbport, on Tuesday, August ref Miscellaneous. Srzausurr Hxota, Captain Hockley, sailed yesterday Queenstown and Liverpool. ot 1S BtAe fan Ber 2 Berstet from. aes, XC, reporte ‘oan of “beatieton taints saeeeee nbyrag hy de atanchor [in z Gosia . ving broken her cholera ere prea nant) fet 10 acl a ora, Levraa foons, from New Orleans for New is.aape da com rag remeron | wth Tuas Dated In the Missietppt River om the 18tn inet, teks wok retinoe last trytied to emoathe apron inom, Having lon her prose Miokerson, heave fer Baltimore with ber way up, Chena {a wae ran into oes oR onary nt <f SF seetacenmey Roe Gent reine, to Greenwood cemetery, this (Thursday) after- en? , noon, at two o’clock, from No, 22 West MaktiiNo.—On Wednesday, August 19, Mrs. Mary, mis wid ol yauanp ipsam Daniel Martling, in the 98th year ¥ to relatives and friends of the tne Ro invited to attend the funeral, ine ciiameaay) soe Clay, No. 20x, hence 12th iat fae, St Orotx, into Wil. 66 Clinton piace, ‘this (Toureday) morn og, at half-nast mingee , cr ae aac: aro tearen si tao to Tr fea cada ve Ss . July =" ped * any fakes ie dpdecalpmeeee PORES EAR | toe Moms ia Jersey ty. on Tuesday, gern 38, 18, Senay Mra. Ane M parry wite vk Bes da Mulrheld aged oT years, 1 month and a. ria agp which would SENT Panel ah : ste Toate Pheats, yas at Maurit{ was at Mai pe hy Hus 6 JN gas eee eran 770 ee natee Cherokee, Mekeorie, AB. wae at Monganu! in april, Schr Union, of Provincetown, ‘Atig 12, Int $7 40,100 7600." * STUNG, was spoken on ae J. orm Y., and Hen Chhelanatti, Obio, papers copy. a ile sah ies ey August 19, Rowan Marnin.—On Marzty, in the 54th year of his age, @ native of the town Jand of Corbane, parish of Magheross, county of Monahan, re! ‘The friends and acquaintances of tho ey Hon re- spectfully invited vo attend the fan foneral, from his late residence, 224 East Nineteenth street, on after- rahe airy o'clock enneae His pel will be in- WAR Tueedag evening, August 18, Mrs. Many F. Seeman aged 64 years, 2 mouths and 4 days, daugh- Spoken, &e. Steasnship, Hudson, pay By Orleans, Aug 14, off eins rapt a aH Mae He ion rom EiverDool Aprit ter of the late Fosiab ‘Sturges. Ship W Empire, {iiness . from Mauritius May 3 ‘Tho friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited | for Londoa, a July 2. lat 12 N, lon poteenaeeh reemertenreens amie +h chanel dpetnengan met a ee gare Ee eam, ‘eases eb Dres tom orn er ny [|B ad oti Me Y6 months and 3 days, | 16,08 Piuin a tog Ang, ren en and family are reo Lick insted Tied the funeral Fin {Tuprday) aitertigon, | ites » Avg 6 ANT Fer riren, ond iy at beo o' -wenty fourta surest. Savacr.—ID Seno ‘Wednesday, Au- rr Twat Sth. by York. gust 10), after » long aba fourth ay (eden | ,Atauama. Venconrers Inland, July Li-—Arr ship Arno, No- Lanp, relict of Robert Savige, Flushing, L. 1., in the 3d Bhotwananaren. Stockman, NYork. year other age... inbror Aran She f—in por aha ‘The faneral will tai fromm thé renidence of her land, for =n} rand Maal, fon, Eid. Savage, ny Ebireene ayeniis, eremeners pers. Sy ay jonteri: avenue, eee ag Ry iy oe ten o'oloott. “Tapa of tee femmiiy, family, ond reer at of | genre ame oy, a fad ta of consnmption, on Monday ee earns re, Ly |, on * ‘ee 17, Vicrona Fhaxces, da (are) ht m Jad frat Bigr kee. Sarah Spowers, ag ears. Her remains will be taken be. . i wn treenwoce Gametry for arent Braet eee for eee |S Siva At Long Branch,'on Monday, acgeat 17, Joan. | “Ganctee Joe, Nichola, WYork oles Panes, infant apd Margaret ©. Smyth, ae lost, Sat % ‘Hopp, and of thie city, months and ays, - et morn! . " ‘gon of J wot chriana Baylor, agea tt tat Hat ow ‘The remains will be interred in Greeawvod J. tiles, Kone ‘Tusm™.—On Wednesday, A 10, Anwa Frawcus, eld. Sees oe Hilen Tobin, aged 19 years, 4 montrionds and relatives of the family are respectfully Paes eat, LA Board Bonam, in the 824 year of bis age. Eee BD het a une eto er taroan snd Sarah. Wan, ged Yor, 6 cet afore rake eee bones sad 11 eays. —At Leesburg, Va., on Wednesday, A July $0—In port bark Jehu, Smith, from Gie. shes i, wn Core D. Winlameos, aged os women ts, . theta port bart io Seah nh Saki . - semamdees Wednesday, August 10, Davin M. riends of the family are rma y MF from his late residence, 7 Fortieth street, between Broadway ant Sixth aveoue, thie (Thareday} aneracie, at three o'clock. New Jen copy. Wartacr—O0 Pu Relay hk 18, painful Wines, Wiitram Watsace, ‘The relatives and friends of the fauily are rosyectiuliv a ae Saoiy from do | suanghae,. Tr Gerrude, also of St. Mary's, are respectfully invited to attend the ‘and 242 Sassongers, to C. Luling, funeral, from the residence of bis father, No. 22 Prince Gomprogse my + Caulking, Bordeaux, Saly 12, in bal- street, die (Thar day) afternoon at two's "o'clock. His re- Ieherea "se "4 be In lat 48 30, lon 48. passed two large mains wil tert vary Cemetery. 7 ‘Datx.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Auzast 19, Tiworuy hae igus Selb hye joa Haver pet BY car asl Oe jupid, and Pan. fast; ye pith, Geres, and Gy August, Dublin, ax rr frou. ndro, at Belfi Bid for NYork 10th, Vivid, trou Deal 3 t via Queenstown. from N¥ork, Marie Anu, and Gu slatken, at Tere? sion, Reon, anu Rullemire, Ai ‘Nordsela, Ip ashore, and Dover, Dubling Ramaay, Deal; Cray Seca aide, Liverpool; Borents, Colotabo, aud Arobimid ni hit from New Orleans, Creole, at Liverpool American Ports, ALBANY, Aug 18—Arr schrs Young Ston! ivania, Warner, & aanre, Baran 7 ald Phoenls, Warten, Hartford. “Cid acura We Steed, Cash, Providence: 8 M Tyler, er eb. Boston ; Davi Anderson, Paul, Jersey City: T B ‘nner, Portche: ter; xioop John Henty, Allen, Providence STON. Aug 1s—Arr US bark Ethan Allen, Penne’ tung cxolans ‘bid {Tir). Moodle, Liverpool via Sante Moen Washing BO: fic "Chamberiain, N¥or! bbott, ‘uller, more: schrs How Bite Yortiowny Gay eter Seaman, Beaman. Phila hin, Bid. Re: to BE, aleamer ch Ares Aare re, ere hennebre., barks St, Dominique, Dunkel fennel lather Be Dank Rha inde, Pictou; Br brig Ben Nevis Ror es sohr Peart, Chase. Cis sebrs Ellwoot Doron, Jarvis; Union, Smit, oma OF Petr, Clark. Boston. Arr barks Mondamin, BioJansitos 1 Lord Baltimory id en. Barnet t B Wright Yor! brig Kaglet, Derby, do; schra hank, Se Anuress; HA Contin: and We Capes. NY¥o Beiow, sh. Oasiide, Rtalford. front Bouerdam vie Hall Acr{s| Hampton Ho ith, steamship Creole, NOrlear for NYori BANGOR, Aug 16—Arr. abt Alice. Ball, NYork, load for ‘Liverpool. Gid ith brig Enis banadern - HATIN. Aw 1S—Arr Julia A Decker, Danton, XYork, 81 35th, brig B Chadvonrne, Port Royal, SC; schra | Ev ing: 4, Glenroy, Jvilisor Cuanaron.—0n Wednesday, August'l9, Mhomaet ALAYEIUs tor ‘Steamer Louies Moore. with loss of -propel- ley. NYor', Cramrrca, only son of J. A. ‘and El "Oiza 6 Cranitch, aged 11 Jer; at anchor gia the the Bar, ‘ship Maya Mayflower, of Rictmond, NTON, ug —arr schr Speedwell, Nickerson, New ‘The: fen aii take place this (Thursday) afternoon, flier ‘ines sitatelia geal monmner’ pation blast ed B ain aectly OS eM Lipase = th, » NYorks for Ns zl, do for Bangor (and at one oslo, from the residence ot his paroite, No. Sf hog frame; 17th. Yat 8230, lon ne saw pet wae NEW ORLEANS, Ango—Arr steamship Geo Cromwell West ‘Thirteenth street, between Fifth ai ixth avenues Steamship FuXon (U 8 Post vy, vyork iy Alamo, Godfrey, Boston; Ange» Bea ae deal ous - Foca Y suet Angle. os ‘4 ortermibster i at io oa lon ze 17, ar rari eas, Racers N¥ork; Powhatian, Pe: * yctoe of funeral in Friday's paper. eae Sannin Moraing iar, Foruine: Hence for the-art bn Eugene A. Read, Hayden, New York, ©) Cuniuy.—On Wednesday, August 19, after ashort but ‘Steamshij Empire City (US trans) D8 Baxter, Charleston | steamsh|) Ao thes it ‘ork; schr Mimi,gHansor — illness, frem an accident, Taomas Curuey, aged 25 asia PM. 16th inet, lat n 77 Os. signalized | Ship Tali nd rage Pe a 7 ar of the Soh lat 38.57, Ion 7 steamal|) by a eee Panet ¢ ir), Oba len, iat nt moray beri friends and acquaintances, also those of the family, | Cumbria; lat 34 i ‘steamship Continental—all | Acton, Drane, do low, CO nee yy ) a wer spe recentaly sees tant eral oe, Pay | Sos noe eee eae ene aes sehrarh it Paririage, No dence, a1 Ninth avenue, between Thirty sixth aud Thir- pd caret. Bo oi tbe chao, but After 12 hours purl ‘sea on theSth inst, barks Brilliant and 2% ty-seventh streets, wi UJ re inv! lon. Steamship 8 R 8; it UBti . He Charl Fe ane a eceday evoking August 18, Parc Hwny, | ion Samni?.§ # Spaulding (US tranaport). Hower, Qharies- | P?W BEDFORD, August IT—Arr achr Beni Englia Harding, Bilzab-inbort; 18th, sot Almon Bacon | Bake Elizabethport Cli Ith, achr' Lightfoot, Levare, Hort Koy. Bld 18th, achrs Monterey, Cray, Philadelpiia: Lebano: Dreamer, NYork. NEW POR’ 18—Sld echre Hampton Hart (from Ro) ho NH: Marmora, "Smith. (inom vapor pp. Haverstraw. NEW At P August 18.—Arr propeller Charl s Osmo Geer to take conscripts. to Alexandria; schr: Budmow Blair: Vigilant. Saun era; Sara Angus, p Franalation, Lyuch; barge Bice Mounvaln, As ‘PORT ROYAL, Avg S Att schre.Caroling Gorne'f NYork; 9th Wedmore, Farrell, do: }0th. eT = if, —, Feira Monroe; Achilles, Hennessy, f er, Morris, do: Lh, achr Avetta Ik, pee hi "arish, do: A2th. barks Ts nade sla hilad’ ipnise Eventide, Cunolngham. do; ‘euiae jeebe, do (and ‘cld Lith to_ return) Retd. At Derren On Monday, August 17, of obelera in heneaerttas: beter ier barers. | sonra Lontes Rite FBieeiman, Ehilsdalphia (and. eld Lit se nda, hen isa Frazier, Sicelman, n¢ ; Yroxxxon Josmrmn, you oH. H. Ted MOA, v. nage of the Tanks, saw pr daa ral bongs: Mth, Ayn cae to return); Fulford. do: 14th, sehr J W Allen, Doane Dexter. aged 1 month and rag irae raat aaee tig ey me Sea eo eth pe, Nort: 150 Durr. pre ard read 16, Many Bosse, eldest | Bark Martha's Vineyard, Luce, Cronstadt, June 18, to Thos Booth NT ork: bem a B Coot Mekensee aa pt daughter of the inte Williara Dufl, Esq., of the Forty Dynsen ine: Sad mca ome. seb Ivy, Henderson, Philadelphia; 12th, bry Beco! lighlanders, ears. mont (of imore), Peters, Cardenas, 12 days, Ld ‘rest ernie “Aberdeen (Beotland) an Gh aad ttn a Wiebapeiaanes: ta: adit at : », Pel - - iam Manna str Be 8 P P Moose brig, Ide (Br) copy. Bark » of London), Petessor, Cardenas, Anas dence; Jain DonKme,—At Mount Vernon, on Toseey, August 18, oni ner ¢h Prua). Muhrer, Ipgremtaus with Secale Pr rine Bie Sen Hbrook, i ins Brxgaun T. Donker, in the 48th year of his bes rw ite + Weneeagnd King, Pawtn or hamyplin, Prov: The remains will be interred in tne. family tomb at (rae) 4 dava, with coal, to | dence; Southerner, Dariini Reina! uy Pomfret, Conn. Be ine, ack & Went sat Taek ia 4018 on 6 avoke Brights an. wrrte Misport, ety Te Cumin nt. ne fe Fixck,—On Tuesday, August 18, Ws Brig Pandore Che ot tote conten r New say families Appieky._ Be john B:thoe Gi nme Say its Saar ah iy (Oh Band Coe By ow age teen Wick es tory Settee Sema a ne} . a . quail, Haley. do od tead the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 237 | to & Dewotts h Caw Bayon ‘with coal, | ora, Coombe. f v'L sinel, Garield,. Groger : Nua marouss,, omrner: ot Beenty fifth street, this (Thurs- a Newkirk, Weaver, Bowion: Pe Bir ainog ord Lioya, Saget heennarn nt two o’clook. a On Tuceday, Anguat 18, Mra. Jawn Fam. | giotity' to" ng Are, bres S Welch. Rosen ® Hasdn Reckinnds muy, widow of Joel Fairfield, in the 58 68th your of her age. Schr Etta (Br met Lath, San evened 1o | tn, NYork. Below. bark Celestia, from Genoa. Gopparp.. Dr. W. B. Goo: ad as a YORTLAND, ‘Aug 17—Arr steamabip Chesapaike, W illete, Bitzabethport for Boston, iy Sehr J Engl Brake, iizabethport for Boston: PROVIDENCE. Angust 18—Arr steamer Petre!, Davia, William H, Vanderveer, 126th street, between Third and | Schr d Re eee aeos i ced _ ork; Ohmriar Qui, "Stuer. i Jonna Sparks, Fourth avenues. hr Z A Paine. Jones, Eat 7 days. dont; ee Kilborn, Neorwe Hartford apd perinatal pene papers please Amelia, Huntley, Mach! di i a Tat roe Or tad tare Gate kage is, Lamas Behe Pewee mab an ca Staten Island. weawrockET. ey tt cranes Free ae a 0n! Ht fobn ie mooths. for is] oT Bear 7 Hike, Kaliy, Giearaoter, ¢ 6 i, Cousias, NYork: Fiying Flak, Huveil Hating oa FRAHCIAOO, Aug 16—Arr abips C: 0 Sea, ‘ork: Mazo) est Seare of the ore pa. Stool: ith, Dariog. Henry. NEoEk ‘iramship. Be Koni Panaina. Sid 17th, Ham bark Hamburs, Teen. SALEM, ares nt ockingue. leron. for RVers orton, om Gamceons fortanate for do Caria ves shale a yee 5 ir ue, bri jflognt Oliver Ames, Coleman, and Mondt Ilope, EMENGTON _Del, Avg 18—-Put ia, sehr Dragon, from Yor wOODe hol Asa I? 9 Warren Hal ee, York tor ‘Devercur WN ior for Bos i eg iatpncce an rca __... MISCELLANEOUS. REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.. LOO! AD- ment under the head! Madea i to- en onl entitled as above. Dr. ‘tbor CLARK, No. & SECRET oe Bonen be one —G0 TO THOM A Raxnws. wich strect and. 8 Muay street? and see the low woe he, is lie. upwards, selves. __ EXCURSIONS. SSIONTST, AHOY.—REFRES Be vg taghlngton Marae bora BAG NE KT SARGE OP VI BANKE! +, 452 Washin, Market Ng RING Ba: AHOY !—10,000 — | pigs teemet SEatiON gL MbER, spain | ars aay, ‘9: 4 aT A cok in a ‘A Twentients ee ok sorte Bier ans Nort re, Hirer, ga i anaes Bait and SHING BANKS.—STEAMER MARYLAND L” AV’ CPP A. M.. rene Twentieth airee. nt 8, Jey Dey North river, Wi, « Dior No, 4. Norit river, dusty excent Ratner, af ‘AND ION EXCURSION TO Ps Ee ete eae = A frat clase mod | ee Twentier i roy mittis apentiecone ae "Tadien. eT eae ealad Gees a. pac eetts Meceea's jonny by Yo. WE ee pp, S2SUMENT BARS OF THB WASHING?! A ‘acfal Club tole Inquire of LEVI ee om Ms Market, deiore 12 0’ ta Jowk M., oF 217 ing manave LIP, WAS Aix, FA a Me oat = en a ier» att ion esierminat cents per boule Dogs boarded, traned. ed. he, Maat oreeee sin — So R BALL —& SCHOONER TAOUT. BUITADLE POF i 43 (eet in length, 9 feet denuahi of waiar, i) 7 it. weil ene SB 3 Pine stzeet. Weak SALR=THE REMAINING FEW OF MY STOCK ie OF Dogs, consisting of Italian Greyhounds: New found gers Fach ape atta” pecemctrtan wt wk ym Pes and Tana, Poodles. Tony are the R SALE—ALL THE CHOICE BRI a OG DS ° DOGE. foci Boll hy mane = sete i ‘ert i u — py aig oe ca vat bree para oa P XAG a? ARIEE, Serety City Gr un ae Vocae "Yor terme copy aptain You WELL & MORR' Roe SUSE HER, KAceanys Penal eee t, onion wving