The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1864, Page 5

TROUBLES IN THE KITCHEN CABINET. Interesting Developments and Row in the Kitchen at Washington. Corwin, the Wagon Boy, and Raymond, the Little Villain, Seeking Information. Old Blair Pays a Visit to Gen. lan, and Promises Him an Important Command if He Will Not Allow His Name to be Used at Chicago. Chevalier Forney te Leave Europe in Disgust. HIS ARRANGEMENTS WITH SEWARD. The Sage of Auburn Looking Four Years Ahead. The Republican Ship Leaky and the Geaders Deseorting, &e.. &., oa, Oar Washington Correspondence. Wasiincrox, August 3, 1864. The Kitchon Cabinet at Washington are sorely trouble Everything goos by sixes and sevens The cooks are eoustantly spoiling the broth, Tho dishmalds loave the @rockery in a greasy and sticky condition, ‘ibe old ‘Washerwomen are continually hanging out tho dirty linen falf cleaned. The boilers are leaky, and the kitchen is Constantly in bot water, Uld Blair smuts bis own face ‘while blacking Old Abe’s boots. Forney leaves his bro. en bottles lying around loose, cutting other people's feet and hands, Young Blair bas smashed nearly all the rockery iu bis dispute with Chase, The littie Blairs are running around in everybody’s way aud thrusting their-noses into everything. Thurlow Weed looks in and Bays, “Lack!” ond **Aiack-a-dayj” and starts back to Al- Dany to wie a letior. Old Abe is so perplexed that he ©an thiok of nothing but to order Hay to denounce #omo of his appointees. O!d Blair, in cespair over the mud- @le, starts oil on a tour to empiey new help. Thus matters 0 on from bad to worse. Old biair is constantly wonder. fog Why be cannot maxe the kitchen arrangements work fs harmoniously as under Jackson, and why the Blair family are not as potent now as then. Old Abe, he says, ‘$s as lank and lean as;Jackson; but his legs won’t work ‘well in the race, Ho is constantly getting siuck io tho mud, keeping old Blair oocupied in cleaning aud blacking ‘dis boots. With this muddle, which some of Blair’s followers and worshippers of Old Abe may consider a littie over- wrought, but which the fuots that Ihave will fully sus- $ain, there is a decided muss uli around, and affairs, not ‘Only in the Kitchen Cabinet, but generally, look gloomy @vough. What is to be dove? is the great problem wirich tho cooks, washerwomen, disimaids, bootvlacks, bottie- oldars, whitewusbers, and men of all work, are just now Brying to decide, Tom Corwin, who has witnessed fail maonor of muddies in Moxico, bocame alarm:d and Game on to Washington a few days since to see what wus the matter. He applied to Soward, at the State Deput Mont, for information, Seward could not fully explain the matter. He had seen so much of the muss that bis ‘Drain was a litle bewildered, asd be could not explata. {wu bis dilemma he proposed to Corwin to take a ride @round among the fortitications, in bopes that the fresh air ‘would revive bim so that he could explain it, The ride was taken; but to Corwin’s dismay Seward tried to avoid @li allusion to the kitchen troubles, But Corwia, deter- ined not to be dluited off in that way, flatly asks ward—‘What is tho matter with Liocola? Why fs be s0 Ditterly opposed by the mea of hi own party?’ “Ab,” respouds Seward, “there does seom to be a great deal of disgatisfagtion among tho people, gud perhaps tnore opposition to him as a caudidate, than Chore would be if some otuer person ta the party had een nominated; but,” says he, giving Corwla a hunco with his erbow, u mast not mind that; the army ‘vote this year, aud we can probably mauage to save Bim with their vote, even if a few in the party do vote M@grinst hin at home.” This soomed to satisfy the Minis tor from Mexico, who, on his return from the ride, was @3 bright avd hopefal as a morning lark, He declares hat thore is vo doubt of Lincolu’s sucecss, and relates the above story as his evidence and proof of his position. But it will be een, as progress a little further, that this was only a ruge ou the part of Seward to biind Tom Corwin, No sooner had the latter got out of the way than Ray- mond rushes into Washington, pulling and blowing as Phough he had only just got himself out of his dilemma Yn the elbows of the Mincio, or bad not ceased rusning from Solferino. Without stopping to shake the dust ‘off from his clothes, he rushos to the headquarters of the Kitchen (abinct to ascertain where all the dirty water eomes from. He has had his committee together two or threo time: to fix up the machiaery of the campaign, ropaired the broxea whcels aud olled the trunn.ons with rocnbacks; but 25 soon as everything was arranged in unning order be waa flootied with dirty water (rom the Kitchen, and all bie plans and work epolled. Being de- Gidedly out of humor, he pitches ia generally, declaring Ghat this has got to be stopped or his help will Jeave him, Ho suggests waking up Weiles, and placiag him on board Of one of the Mouitorsand sending him to sea; also the Fomoval of Stanton, Halleck, or somebody else, and fonibilating the rebel raiders in the Chenandosh alley mstanter, or some other desperate ‘cod, and to revise matters geverally, With e!! lus pitorts Raymond was not able to get matters siraightosed out, Old Blair bad a few days previously placed Mont- gomery Blair in charge of Old Abe's boots and started off Yor New York to see General McC ollan, to ascertain what ‘gould be dono in that quarter; and as this Kitcben Cabt- met and all tho arrangements aro managed by the Blair family—Lincoln, in fact, even, by them—no persou would take the responsibility todo anything in the absence of Biair sevior. [ will leayo them for a few moments, to follow the latter {a bia trip to New York. You have already advised your readers that Frank Biair, scnicr, had been in New York; but mothing bas trauspired as yet as to his mission. That secrot I now have It appears that his mission was for the parposo of seeing General McClellan, and tue report that ho brings b Just what be desired, Old Blair fovnd, on bis arrival in your City, thot Movleilan and wife were stopping with a friend on Throgs’s , in Westchester county, He iramedi- ately peated off to ese him, bet on bis arrival there finds Mrs, MeCiollau, who informs bim that the General wes in the olty that day, After ascertaining where he could get trace of him ho retraces his steps, and succeeds in ob- Raining an interview with “Little Mac,” at two P. M., in fome private office down town, After exchang- Jog the eval compliments of the day, old Biair proceeds (to bneivest, and informs General MecClellan ‘that his services are needed in the fleld, and that if he will address a note to oither the President or himself, stating that he bas po political as. Pirations, and that he will nol allow his name lo be weed at he Chicago Convention, he ((he President) wiil give him CMeClellan) an important command at once.’ This may Mot have been the precise wording of ir atements in every particular; but it is the precise substance and Purport of his statement, Genera! McClellan's reply was dost soch as an indignant mon of bis ability would give to such a proposition, As @ matter of opurse he repudia- tod making ony bargai refused to write any such otter; but it is said that he intimated that be, aaa mill- Sary officer, was under the orders of the President, and Je tho Iattcr ordered him to take the fleid he would Dave to or resign, Thus Blair was compelled So return to Washington with a big flea in his ear, and ag Dadly nonpiossed a8 Montgomery Biair was, a few weeks G@ince, when be wrote @ letter to General Grant asking Dim to pledge himself not to allow bis name to be used Ds 4 Prosidential candidate againet Old Abe, when that officer nope that be was not a politician, but a military possee bape had nothing to do with politics, and would ‘The pnrey yn this fe that Blair returoed in a de. aldedly bed stato of mind. He declares that It won't do te give MaCiailen © commana gnices he agrese not to NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1864, allow bis name to be used; for that will be equivalent to the administration taking everything back that they have dove against him and acknowledging to the world that they were all wrong in removing him and treating him as they have, which will be equivalent to giving “Little Mac” ove-haif of the republican vote ia November. This, of course, won't do. All say that even if McClelian should agree to it he could not expect anything but tem times worse treatment than he has ever had before just as soon as the election ‘gover, or perhaps immediately upon the Chicago Con- vVention nominating their candidate, The interests of the country, w say nothing of his own, make the acceptance of apy such proposition a@ Blair’s abeurd, preposterous, and,I might say,criminal, None but an old, worn out Political back like Blair could hi possibly made apy such proposition, In the meantime the troubles in tho Kiichen Cabinet are on the iacrease, New perplex- ing eubjects are constantly turoing up. Forney aod Seward are both uveasy, and, seeing the drift of aifuirs, have arranged that Foraey shall let some one else take charge of the boitles for the campaign, and he go abroad. Accordingly fursy Fornoy is to leave soon for Europe The oxpenses of his trip are to be paid out of the secret service fund of the Department of State, thia having beon arranged by Seward, The fact of the matter is, Lincoln, Seward and their colleagues behind the scenes all have great Goubts in regard to the success of their party io November. In fact they are convinced that defeat is not an improbable thing. Secretary Seward is shaping, bis course accordingly. He still aspires to and lives in hopes of the Presidency, and has an idea that he can accomplish it four years hence, and in that view may pot worry himself much about this campaiga, or whether his ruse to Corwin proves true or faise, But Forney feeling that the defeat is probable, goes to Europe to avoid taking part in what he fears will be an unsuccessful campaign He will remain until after the election is over, and if Lincoln is defeated will say if he had been in the country it would not havo happened, aud thus shirk all rospousibility. The truth of the matter is, everything looks very much as though the whole pack of republican manugers desire Old Abo’s defeat, excopt the Blairs, who are running him, He is the Blair family idol just now. Events which are transpiring Nere look very much as though even Cameron, who labored so hard to name Live In first iv the Baltimore Convention, wag about giv. ing up the contest, and that the leaders in the Weat are fast folding their arms tn diegust, The above facts of tho working of matters bebind the scenes you may fully rely upon, Tho visit of old Blair and his interview with McClellan T have upon af good authority as though Mr. Blair had written them out or informed me in person, ‘That of Forney going to Europe, and bis arrangement with Seward, ia from a person high im the republican party, and intimate with both, and can be rolied upon in all its aetails, I might add other facts; but these are enough for to-day, to give the readers of the HuraLp some idea of the present condition of the Kitchen Cabinet. Old Blair is agtin back at work trying to make Uld Abe's bo ts shize; but he appears very sour and uneasy. No wonder that Yorney wants to leave the country, ‘The sight of tho kitchen arrangements is sickening even to such old hands iu dirty water as Forney. I shall pro- bably be able to furnish another chapter in a fow days, M’CLELLAN AND THE PEOPLE. Meeting of tho Central Exccutive Com- mittee, i A meeting of the MoCiellan Executive Committee was held last evening at the corner of Broadway and Kighth strect, to complete their arrangements for tue groat mass meeting to be held at Union square on the 10th inst. Mr. Hiram Ketcham, Jr., presided, William D. Murphy and A. V. VY. Dodge, of Albany, being present, Dr. Stevens introduced them to the mect- ing, and they were ifvited to take seats upon the platform. Loud calls being mado for “Murphy,” tuat geutleman briefly addressed the meeting. Me said he was there by necident, although he had the ploasure of visiting Moclel- Jan clubs on various other occasions, Tye MoClelian clubs of Albany, although not so formidab‘e “ta numbors os those of New York, were nevertheless as warmly da ‘voted to his (Mc'le!lon’s) interests. There is bo one ques. tion upon which the people of Albany are so thoroughly united upon as (hatof making McClellan President of the United States. The times demanded that ap abe and men should be placed at the head of affairs, and Jellan’s brilliaut carrer and well kuown patriot ism, he wag the best man for the prosent emergen It the country will ever be rescued from its perilous condi- tion, it is Decise human hands could not destroy it, and that God bad given a Mevlellan to be its pres erver, (Cheers. It boing known to the club that Judge Evans, of Texas, was in (Le city, & committee was appoluted to walt upon Lim, for tie purpose of inducing him to remain and ad- dress the great mass meeting on the 10th, The committea provoeded to where the Judge was stopping, but could not find bim, aud returned end reported accordingly. A(ter the reguiar meeting adjourned the Commiitee of Arrangements on the mass meeting held a special moet ing to make their final SE: mots, Everything hos been dove to recder the nion square meeting a most glorious success Nearly every ward in the city thoroughly organized, aud from tho enthusiasm mani- fosted for MeCielian by nearly ail clasges of this comm 'y nity, there ia no debt but that th will be the pravdeast affair of the kind whict piace ia the cily of Now York, To-vight a large Meclelan mectiug will be held in the Fourth ward, and, iu fact, every ward in tho city secms to bo views with oach’ other to see which will be best represented on that «coasion. McClellan Demonstration at Hempstead, Long istand. | day last, As soon as his arrival in the village became known the nows spread with reat rapidity to all the villages in Queens county. Crowds of citizens begin to Visit the house of Celono! Lavsing, whero te dis- tinguished vis.tor wes s‘oppivg, and many called upon him betore the day was closed to bid him welcomo to the village, On Tuosdy the Gsseral and a large party of ladies and gonticmen drove down to the bay, whe: Genoral McCie lan embarked on Mir. Powoll’s yacht avd procecded on a fsbivg ston. Another yacht, owned by_ Mr, Snedeckor, sccompaniod the Generai and his patty, aud he subse quently, on the urgent invitation of the owner of the second yacht, transferred himgelf to it It was late at night when the party iauded. Genora! MeCiclian waa received on the waarf by a committee of jes, and accompanied by them and mapy others of ott sexes to tho house of Colone! Lansing — There, be fore retiring, le received a number of Lis (rieuds, who before bad not an opportunity of greeting him. Yester- day till evening the General remained quietly among @ fow {riends, eugaged in social and friox idly intercourse. Whenever eral MeCietian has made his ey in the village since the time of bis arrival, be has been greoted with cheers and the waving of hatg and baniker- chiors. In tact, big reception bas amounted to an ovation from these usually qmiet country peopio, The following Was the programme for Inst eveniag:— Atsix o'clock the General's friends, represented by delosaticns from pearly all the villages to Queens county, were to assombie at siewlett's Lotel, iempstead, aud thence, accompanied by @ band of music, march iu pro- cession to Colonel Lansing’s rosidenice, where they were to wait upon Goueral McClellan aud present bim with ap ad¢ross. The whele company was to be entertained b, Colonel Lansing, to shake banda with (he General an: return. The deiezation from Jamaica numbered several hundreds of the most influential citizens, who chartered @ special excursion train for their conveyance, It was hoped that General McClellan would fayor the delega- tions with a short address, Colonel Lansing served under General in his penin- suler campaigu, aud it is uodersto d nis distioguishea guest will honor bim with bis company for @ tew days more, The Navy. Grarp Gcir, 9.—The following is the list of the officers of the United States steamer Grand Gulf, which arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, from the blockade off Wil- mington, N. C., on Wodnoeday, August 3, 1864:— Coaminder--George M. Renton. Livuvenant and Erecutive y—Froderick Rodgers, Acting Assisiant Surg jeorge B. Higginbetham. Ac ing Assisiont Paymaster—Faward B. Souvbworth. ‘Acting Master—Wiliiam MeGloin. Acting Ensigne—Charles H. Frisbie, Charles H. Cadieu, Fadward K. Smith. Enginerrs—Acting First Assistant, Sooree. W. Shank; Acting Second A: ants, Charles ‘an, Benjamin a Acting Third Assistants, Joel M. Meneses Levi rd. Acting Gunner—Barzilla ©, Bett Acting Masr's Maneo=tarrione B. Cleaves, James Courtney, Ghomas Mason, Commander's Clerk—Wittiam Ahern. Paymaster’s Clerk—Aibert B, Gillett, ABRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATBS STEAMER HUNTS- VILLE. Tho steamer Huntsville, Ralph Chandler, Lieutenant Commanding, from Key Weet July 28, at six o'clock in the evening, arrived at this port yesterday. July 81, at haif-past six o'clock in the ovening, spoke United States oamers Niphon and Keystone ey , Cruising, im latitude 82 23, longitude 77,18. Pm ttt Ny: «fh noon ke pi one o’elock in the itor Jobo Jonos, No. 15, in company with the W. . As inwalt, Py Bi tot Port Royal, Auboxed a list of the obtcers of tho Huntsville: — Lieutenant Kagan pone Pm Chandler. and Executive OficerGeorge A. Smith, Samuel H. Field. Aaststant gurgeen Fr eee B. Meera Acting Assistant Paymaster—' to M. fart Acing Enaigns—George C. Campbell, charles B, Scoffn, E. B. J. Stvgteton, ineere—mActing First Assistant, Joseph ber Thir ‘Anaistant Sisley reusinere, Conrad J. lutetgh! —Mre, PT oret, Patrick J canon, — ;, Qa) Acting Master's Male—Anoe H. a. aah fHunterite. brings th Balto Anis two obi avy: EB = ae poche ore red hethowe Gereral McClellan arrived at Mempstead, L. I., on Mon- | Obituary. Tans 8. Suorrm, Esq., died Inst evening at fis late re- sider'ce in New Jersey. Mr. was for macy years @ memb of the law firm of Field & Sluyter, of this city. He has beew an active member of the democratic o was amemicr of the Assembly in 1856 and 1357, aud, although a young mae, bis death will cuss a gioom over bis many friends (roughout the city and State. ArkxAN Ween, Attorney General of the State of Mis- » died on Sunday last at Jeflerson City. Jouy CxiGG, an old and well known Phiiadelpbia book-/| seller, died in'that cily ou Tuesday, Hila wife was sister to the late vr. 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Coun of New Yor, to Wee's Rome Foro, of Bristol, Boglon Dr Bavomr—Covmnr.—At the Reformed Duteh choreh, pee, & 1.,0n Wednesday, August 3, by the Kev olloway, Isaac G, De frvoiss to Kare M , dawg tor of the Inte Thomas Covert, Hartman. van the residence of the bride’s arents, on it 2, by the Rev. J. M. Rogers, Ruge FP, Anne New York, only eon of Henry Hay ae, Faq , ¥ Weaipbatt, to Awnre L , eldeat dangh- bash: { Benjamin P. Cooper, aq, of Middletown Polat, N. No Van Stcrev—Lott.—In this city, on Tuesday, August £ Mr. Jawea Van rosie Jamaiva, to Miss GuRTRUDK ort, of Newto —On Wedrerday, August 3, paronta, by tl 0 Rev. Ln Livrsaatow F, Van Boexine to Joerrmne A. ,daugb- ay rt dh aeeckiennen! ‘Keq ¥ ‘all of this city. -ANDEREON.. Wedoeaday, August 3, at Tri- ag wy fears New York, the Rev. fr. Hixbeo, Frepr i to Aticu H. Awpxnsox, daughter 0; the of- wr Ph cerengt ey this city, on Wednesday, Augus B, at the residence of 4! mother, by the Rev. % Nichols, Mr. Dania o Wriir to Miss Mary E. AckLanp, voth of this city. Apre.—On Wi wm Loves, only daughter of ccharien Yad Vv. acd sgh 3, Fan ‘aged 11 months tnd 23 days. day’ ‘The friends of the fam! i ‘ited to at. ted woo funeral. from (he ov Soakedlbae Allen street, this (Thursday) afternoon, The remaina will inerauae be taken to Cypress Hill oH. —At Newark, N. J,,00 Tuteday, August Carsanive beat, relict of Joseph Bouck, and ‘stghtas Of the late Thomas Garniss, of shis city. The relatives and frieude of the faunity are invited to attond the fuueral ser log, ab the residence of he: sister, Mrs Eliza Baker, No, i Orchard, Newark, N. Omg. Gore lear t ° a baie tlandt street at lu A. M > —la Brooklyn, Wednesday, fon ad WARD Gak'NeR, only ch or Lemuel aad 4 Fag Bure rows, ae 1 year, 2 months and 12 =a The relatives and trmuds of the family are eae anor ges d tho funeral, from the residence of his pareats 14 High afvornoon, a two igh street, this (Thursday) OOMPZED.—On Wodnasita: , August S$, Mancater Broom ino, ih the 28th ycar of her age. The relatives and frieviis aro respectfully invited to at- tend the (averal, trom the residence of her friend, Ars. Parcel, 216 & vat eventcentiatrest, on Friday morning, at ten ny clock Buvamn a Wednesday, August 3, suddenly, Pareice Burge, in the 29th year of bis aye, & native of the parish of Forety, county of Roscommon, Ireland His friends and those of tbe faroily aro respectfully in- Vited to attend tho funeral, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two o’elock, ‘rom his late residovee, No, 9 Mouroe strest. Cannou.—On Wednesday, August &, after a short tit. poss, Wictiax Josara Canuots, ta the @0th year of bis ‘Tho relatives aud friewds of tae family are respectfully luvited to attend the feneral, from the resideace of bis father, 86 West Thirty ninth, Street, without furthor notice, this (ihursday) ofternoon, at one o'clock. iN —ip brookiyn, oa Tuesday, Avgust 2, Henny in the 29th year of his age. metho tried. a the family, and thos@ of his brother Joho, wre respectfully lavited to attend the funeral, trom his late resideuco, 138 Prospect street. Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Trae OR a Wednesday August 3, Parriok Casny, a native of the parish of Emper, county We " - land, n tho STth year of his go’ 2 Vonmeaths Ire ‘tho relatives add friguds ut tho family are roapectfalty invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one O'clock, from his late residence, Kighty-nimth street, be- tween Fourth and Filth avenues Caarmay —In this city, on Wednesday, August 3, Many F, Cusrman, tho youngest ohild of Job and Keto’ Chap- mun, aged 3 months aud 4 daya. The frieuds and relatives of the family aro invited to attend the fuueral, from No. 8638 West Vorty.third street, this-((hursday) morning, at nino oe DONNKLLY.—On Wednesday, August 3, Carmaning, the beloved child of Phomas eud Mary Ann Doanelly, aged 2 years and 6 months. Her remaius will be interred from the residence of hor Pareais, No, 371 Bi tah street, this (Lursday) aiteraoon, at hali-past two o'clock. Downing, —On Wednesday, Augnet %, at the residences of hor nephew, J.D. Dibble, Ng 816 West Twenty-third street, Miss Mary Dowsina, tu the STth year of bor age. The friends of family ore tuvited to attend the faneral, from her lite resideace, oa Friday morning, at two o’olook. Cometery for tea o'clock, Davis.-At Elizabeth, N. J., on Wednesday, August 3, Mre. Catuanixs Davis, relict of Nathaniel Davis, of Alva ny,N. Y., io th ch year of her ago. Her reiativos aud ‘ricnds are respectfully invited to at- tend the funcral, {rom her late residence, No. 115 Union street, Elizabeth, N. J., on Friday afternoon, at two o’clock. Dv Bors —In Brooklyn, on Monday, August 1, James Oscar, Son of Catharine aad the fale Grant Du Lois, ‘The remains wero tuken to Catskill for interment, Dow1inG —Un Tuesday, August 2, Cantanive, the do- beloved wifo of James Dowling, iu the 42th year of ber age The relatives and friends of tho family,an4 of ber sons, Jobn and Patrick Connor, are reanectiitly invited to at: tend the fuveral, trom her lato residence, 760 Second aves bae, betwoen Thirty-niath and Fortiotn streets, Ubis (Toursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Dovp.—In_ this clty, ou Wednesday, August 3, Jony Dov», aged 63 years. The reiatives and fri bers of the Ancient Br: ed to attend the funeral, 25 Commerce street, oa Utica papers please copy, Dexr.—At Montezuma, California, suddenly, on Thur: day, Juno 30, Joun Der, of New York, aged 49 years, Doxruy.—On Wednesday, august 3, Saka, youngest reitty of Joho aad Macy’ Cc Dunphy, aged 1 year aud mont ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her parouts, No. 35 Second st ect, oa Friday afierucon, at half. past one 0 Hovucuior.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 2, of sup- strole, Jasrzr Hovauroy, & native of Eogland. Jip triends are invited to attend the funeral, without further noticg, (rom Christ Church Mission chapel, coreer of Clinton and Luqueer streets, this (Thursday) morning, at nino o'clock. Honmns.—At Melrose, Westchoster county, on Tuesday, August 2, Harmer, only son of William aud Frances 1. Holmes, aged 3 years acd 11 months. Tho friends o: tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Hhursday) afternoon, at bali past three o'clock, from tha residence of his grandfather, Harley Watson, 101 Amity atreet, Brooklyn. Huroums.—la this city, on Tnesday, August 2, of che infantam, ELLA, iifavt daughter of Josepu and dary ©. Butchina, aged 7 months, The remains were taken to Montgomery, Orange coun- ty, (or interment, Hurcnktoy —Ou Wednesday, August 3, Hutonuow (painter), sged 53 years. His relatives und frieuds are respectfully invited to at- tond tho funoral, from his late residence, No, 240 Wert Eyghteenth street, this (Thursday) afternoou, at two o'clock. His remains will be taken to New Jersey for in- terment. Honars,—On Wednesday, August 3, Joun A Harates, ears, 9 months and 16 days, The relativee and (riends of the fam! invited to attend the fonerel,from the residesce of his parents, No. 19 Baxter street, ou Friday afternoon, at two o’clock.” Her remains will be taken to the Licueran Cometery for interment. Hoaax.-—In Brooklyn, on Wodnestay, August 2, Mania, {ofant daughter of Frank and Maria Hogan, aged lyear, 2 months and 20 days, Keu.y.—In Lrooklyn, on Tuesday, August2, Mary Ma- TILDA, youngest daughter of Patrick C. and Sara Mf. Keres, aged eleven months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully fovited to attend the funeral, this (Thureday) afternoon, at half two o'clock, from the residence of her 3 of the family, also the mom- Mia Socloty, aro respeotfully inyu- from his'daughter’s residonce , iday afternoon, at one o'clock. Witt pares Hudson ayen ue. Lort.~ At New Branswick, N. J, on Ta 2, Mee. HF, hort, widow of 3 Wo. Tote Funeral this (thursday) afternoon, ut Aye Lawrrxce.— On Friday, July 29, of ‘convulsions, Epw. Jy only gon of Kate Sf. ‘Aad Edward 7. Lawrenca, aged 1 Yéar, 1 mOnth and 4 days, Funeral from the residence of his Parents, corner of Grand and Gatos avenues, Brooklyn, this (thucsday) afternocn, at two o'clock. Lonaon and Sydney (N. &. W.) papers please copy, Lvprs.—On Toesdny, Angnst 2, HELaNR Soraa Mama Fuse, ovty chitd of Albrecht and ‘Adehine Lubrs, aged 1 year auc 7 monte. The relatives and friends of the famiiy are respectfully juvited to attoad the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, No. 103 Spring street, corr lercer, this (Thured»y) “afternoon, at two o'clock, The remaias will be taken to the Lutheran Cemetery, Mapprx,—In “outh breokiyn, on Toesday, August 2, Mavurw Mapogn, after a short but severe illness, in the 87th year of bis ago. Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his iate residence, this (tnurs- day) aft Facodye ane-8 clock, in Conover street, between Elizabeth and Vondyte. Maren,—in tb < city, on Wednesday, Angust 3, after a shert and painful iilaeds, ienay L. MARSH, aged rN) years. Vhe selatives ond [ridnds of the family, the of the Eighteenth precinct police and the Polic ment gcrerally, are respectfully invite! to attaud the tuneral, from his late resideuee, No, 433 second avenue, ou Kridhy mornlag, at tea 0 oe without further invi+ tat‘on. Morsx—At Rookland, N. Y., om Tuesday, August 2, Bua \, Mouax, widow of Cageain Nicholas’ Morag, ia tas of her ends of the farn! vited to attend thef une. ‘hedral, New York, this y) incening, at ‘ate -post pine o'clock. le Norr.—Om Tuesday night, August 2, after a short i) ness, Micnagy Mc ‘Deastorr, ‘8 uatlve of county Roscomn oa, Ireland, aged 2) years, The relatives and fricnds are respectfully Invited to at. tond the funeral from 16 Ludlow efreet, this (Tharsday) afteroocn, at one o'clock. Molo: aip.—0n Wedneaday morniny, Ste. after a short j'ness, Evizanetn, oply daughter of Jonn and Jane MoDonsid, aged & mooths and 17 days. The fr ouds and relatives of the family are respectfully invited \o attend the funerel, from the,residence of ber parents, No, 150 iase Twenty: ’-iifth wtredh, this (Thursday) Nicsy! £0m,—In Brookly: D, on merge 2 morning, August °, of cholera ‘iofeatens, Josnva F., youngest sou i relatives and friends of the family are respectful'y invited to attend the funeral from tic resideuco of lis jour o'c! Ck. Panker,—At Shrewabury, N. J., on Tuesday, erty bode age. The rel tives and friends of the a aro respectfully” Seventy; clgh th street, between Second and Third aveuuce (dteenth t of Third avenue), om Friday after. Provpi oor. -0n Wednesda, rf Provpro.t, in the 35th year of his age. atweod tie funeral, (row bis late residunce, 308 Washing- ton ayenvé, Brookiyn, on Friday afteruocd, at half. past ep. OU reesiaty Auge 2, Jossea Prrnaesw, in inet fou OF ied aod Emma Reed, aged i year, 2 months od 23 da; bors of Allen street Presbyterian church, and members ovine Temple of Honor, ‘ocial Tetapte, ar house of big parents, ol First atreot, this (Thureday ) aftornoo®, at one o’¢l afiernoun, at two o'clock, with ut further notice . * Josh @, Jr,,and Laura Nickerson, aged 1 year and 8 pareuts, No. 178 Clinton street, on Friday afternoon, at Busan, wile of Thorwais' L. Paiker, in the 72d year invited to attend the funeral, from her iate resideuce, in noon, a bale twelve o'clock, Avgust 3, ALrxanvEeR His relofives and friends are respectfully inyited to ag ‘clock, The : elatives ‘and friends of the family, aiso the mrm- apectfally invited to nitend tho fneral, froin, tbe Rerxonta.—On Tuesday, August 2, Loy Reryouve ; gon of Lawrence and Alicia Reyaolds, aged 2 years and 6 months. ‘The friends of the femily are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, coruer of Car- roll and Van Brunt streets, South Brovklyn, thig day (Thursday) afteroon, ‘at two O'clock, Reury.. ‘ednesda; Chet August 3, at two o'clock, Of Apo) MAS, 800 james and Ann Riley, in the Fit Year of bis nge. The (Fiends snd relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, (rom tho residence of his parents, 206 Weet nie first street, ou Friday » at ‘two o'cloc Sywvnen,—On Tuesday afternoon, Angust 2, Catmanina AMavm, youngest daughter of Fred, Win, ‘and Marie Stouber, aged 10 months and 12 days, ‘The friends and acquaintances of Seas cocaetinar fully invited to attend the fuveral be residence of res id rete hor parents, corner of South 4 August 1, Daror acne, Infant oon Wisamebat, tis \ Captian Secor, Wednerday, Aurust 8, Manx Mpamcix, oul or famag ‘aod W. ‘Sap. oe trienda and retatives of the fatty aro invited to attoad the fuuerai, (row. the residence of his parents, 54 Henry street, this’ (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Without further notice. Stovtee.—On Wednesday afternoon, August 3, James 8. Suuvis, aged 42 yours, ‘Tho Folativos and friends 9 the family, and membors Of the Rar, aro rospectively (nvited to attond the fuser from his Iate residence, No. 44 Sassex stroet, Jersey City, +. on Saturday alternonn, at two o'civck. His r aiad will bo taken to Cavers, Columbia county , for Tuomson.—In this city, on Monde ey afternoon, August I Gevnan THOMson, late Of (he frm of byice, POluamus & ed 46 years. rine relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attegd the funeral, (rom nid late rosiieuce 68 Se Place, this (Inursday) alernoom, at ove c! Boston and New Pedford, Mass , papers please copy. Van ALtan,—At Madizon, N J,, on Tuesday, August Wie verre, only som of Wililam ©. and Mary Fe Vac Allen, of Now York, aged 9 years, 3 months und 12 days. ‘The foneral will take qlee from the residence of his grandfather, Mr, J. 8. Patwin, in Madison, day morning, at eleven o'clock. Witson,—-On Weduesday, Angust 3, Marta Jas, daugh- tor of Andrew Wilson, aged 9 months and 3 days, The friends are requested to attend the funeral, from ve ed James stroot, thia (Tharaday) afternoon, at two o'clock. _SHIPPING NEWS. ALSANAD YOR NEW YORK—TUI8 DAY, 460 | MOON aan 7 i3 miGH WATE eve 7 55 seve 941 » Looe. Fort of Now York, August Steamsnt Liverpool Onnard Steamship North Star, Jones, Aspinwall—D B Allen Stenmehip Votomag, Sherwood, Forsiand—A B Cromwell ae apne City of Brooklyn, Cousins, Léverpool—Newmtth & Bip RM Mills (Ur). Trundy, Liverpool—A Leary, Hark Parsee, Baker, San Vrancivco—O Comstock & Co. Brunton, Few th Roads—() F Bulley. loman & Kise. ‘Hark Leighton (Br), Blachford, PernambucomJ b Phipps Bac Barlow (Br), Bulmer, Matamoros—Miller & Hough- 0 Bay—R P Back & Co. “Thirk Luey Frances, Porry. Gis Pernambuco—Holinboe & Brig Carita (Aus), Crauol Balchen, Brig astern State, Ward, Barbados—Bisho Brig Orinoco (Rr), Biderk re Ocean Traveller, Bri inala cry cant Halifax—D R Dewolf. Brig rw i New Orleans—E D Hurlbut 0, Brig W Peck. Facet, vabethport—A M Pentz. br Lanra (Mano), Helle, —— —Baetjer & DeVertu, r Ozell Cathcark, Varad Bishop & Co, » Reaoting, Bleut H Sweeting. Br), Albury, Eleuthera—J Douglas. scart, Cow Bay—J Bishop & Co, , Douert, Cow Bas--C 1s Swain. Sehr Quoea of Gilppe St John, NBA smithers & Co, Bir D dilicapfe (Br), Smith, St John, NB—D R Dewoit. Sehr H W Morse, Gardner, Georzetown—L, Kenny. Sche Ida A Jane, Jayne, Baltimore A Abbott, 1 Nickerson. ve Co. Bomtoa~$ W Lewis ¢¢ in Ho ton—R ff Bradshaw. w Bediord—Ferguson & Wood. Young. Baltimore. Steamer § F Phelps, Brown. Philadelphia, Steamer Saran, Jones, Philadelonia, ARRIVED. US steamer Huntsville. Lieut Com Ralph Chanater, Ke: West, July 28 GPM. Jily $1. 6:30, PM In spoke U 8 sieamera Nivhon, and Keystone Bta ruling; 2d inat, 1:55 P. oke pliot beats John D Jones, No 15, and Win H Awpinwail, No 21, b for Port Royal. U Satesmer Grand Gif, Com Geo M Ransom, from the bigekade of Wilmington, NC. samnehip Bremen (ius), mpton 2th, with mi 200. July 29a 30, in lat 43, lon w large ice- Ist Inst, tat 42 Jo, lon ot Ti, saw ship Buersy, for w Yor) NEteainabip Roanoke, Drew, Havava, July 99, with mdse and passongers, to Dudlain, Helacken & Co,” Ist inat, 10 AM, on Hatteras, pa-se 1LAM, saw a ee ender and US tra: apes both bow July 17, yin und passenger saw steameh! hence for New Orienast Stenmenip Star of th ath (US tranaport), Woodhell, Alexandria, Aug t, (0 G 8 Quarts in the Potomac, of Marviand Point, saw steamsh bound up: found Steamship Atlantic ashore on i Hotton. and towed her off; 3d, 5 AM, saw a bark ashore L mile 5 of Barnegat Lich, with all of hor sails clewed up but ndt furled, apparently but Just gone on. Abes! or Liverpool, 42 Jaya, with mdse Ship das Fost Jttly’ 6, Int $4 40, and 610 passenge: 0 lon 29, saw a steamer showing ree rebel Gag, stecring SW, s apposed the A D Vance, blockade raaner. Ship Escort, Fli:ner, te erro July 16, with ™ and 852 Passengers. to James y 2 lat 13 23, Ion 25 41, saw Bhp a Beadehaws bound TAS, Tat 43: da tom 47 08. eave bound By Loch, iat 4330, ion 49 20, passed Aan G brig J Godfi several teebergs, Ship # W Stetson, ribnt, London, 61 daya, with mdse } Minturn & Co, “OF the pas 2 ln, iat 5, ton as from vie, and sapp vision: many tceberpa: on. the ‘Banks tonrded’ Fr tris Jey Opariit tay with 12000 La Elen me Bremer, Havre, 43 dare, with mdse oh tfincken. Four deaths nuers, to Boyd & | . Singapore. April 2 passed Cape “Good Hope May 2: 0. Burk Fmfly & Ada (Br), J witiglogwood, to Jowiai Jez. Bark Casco, hnson, Belize, Hoa, 15 days, , Trimdad, 19 days, with sugar, to GS fosew a (tir hituey & Co, ark Fanny Faler, Perkine, bar 13 days, With cotton, ty NL it Marz Brousuton, Trask Brig Uhia {f31), Lincoin, Aecghorm, 65 dare, passed Gibrat- tar Jiine 14, with 'marbleste JE D Brig Ceres (Dan), Storm, * lovnuciro, 52 days, with coffee, 0 order. Brig H Have'ook, Smith, Carthagenn, 25 days, with coffee, to Ribon & Munoz, Brig Jon Bavier (Br), Knowles, Mt cotyon, ta Sinith & Dunning, Brig Marco Pola, R . Humacoa, M4 days, wita molas. ses. 10 master. Brig Trovbajoe (Br). Tucker, Aux Caves, 10 days, with | logwood, to P71 Nevius & 80: Brig Flying Ragte. iion, Matanz dk w Orlenns, and from the “Oready & Co. Loston, 7 days, in ballast, to noros, 22 days, with 0 days, with sugar; | Brig Mary Kelly, Reod, Gt Jago, with sugar and m to.J Mason. “Iza, Thompeon, Zaza, 18 days, with sugar tc, to R P 809, Sw lirig Relief. Grow'ey, Bt Andrews NB, 11 days, with piles, to Holy Brig ressey, Fal Sear LB Br), Naeucie, Rio Grande, 49 days, with hides, to Jo# Bento. Revere, Berger, Curacoa, 13 days, with wood, to 8 W vgche Win ® Alexander (Pr), Upton, Bast Harbor 12 days, with sat to Moore « Henrs Schr Bnterorise (Br), Coon, Gincs Bay, 18 days, with coal, to D R Dewolf, Sehr Marwola (Br), Locknart, Windsor, NS, 12 days, with Plaster, 10D RB Dowolt. Sehr Witrearet Dit ¢ BP Dill, Windsor, NA, 1S days, with ¥ Wht Peel, ee Fort Pickens, 14 days, with mdse, ba he Ne ATathea, sidy, Port Royal. 4 4: Sehr J P Betakiey ‘Adams, Beausort, NO, days, Bett J Predinore. Cranmer, City Point, & days, » Fortreae Monroe, Scher Const tation, Suni hours, ieee enor, Meade, Bene Union. Denison, Hi it ier i . ae chr A Ca a Wright. itaelner| for Providence: Schr Canema, Riel, Bangor. & chr W u Seor Spr bok, I eile Wn: iit. fadazagcar, Heath, Sullivan, 14 Schr Mirror, Nickerson, Harwieb, 9 DA Stetson, Stevens, Cores, Stanley, Bristo, Schr Cabloet, Burdiex, Wickford, Sehr Henry, Hudoell, Providence. Sclir Gor Cony, Brown, Prov denoe, Hope Bey Bia e. Verriiiy Newport, r Pilot, Thompson, Newport. «ogi New London. Sebr Col Eddy, Sehr Hame, Schr HB Drew. Bohr J B Bleecker, Nash, Stonington. Schr F Newton, Holmes, Dride Behr Sehr hr Sport, 8 Hubbar joper, Bi ohn Walke er, Prowtees, ft Bort de Jefferson, © Speim Brewer, — —-. istow, Newbern, to Prat! toamer aay « . ‘renepert, US Quarterm T ern. Phftadetphte, Ritamer O'Cnivitock. Drake, Philadelphia, Rteamer © Comitocn. Bteamer £0 V siker, Sherman. Philadelphe, Steamer Kimgtisner Kenoy. Provicenos. Rark Wild Horse (ir), reported from Matauzas, was from Matamoros, 8 Jaya, SAiLeD. © ba Mareb, steliation; barks J E Brett, Eagle; vrige Acadia, epienary, Ocean Wind at sunset Ni, with nh, Miscotlancous. Braausnip Maxatio, Captain MeMickan, of the Cunard. Quilon line, sailed yomerday for Queenstown and Liverpoo!, Steamsutr Noase Gran, Capt Jones, sailed on Monday for Aspinwail. Sixaminir Mataxras, Capt Liesegang, hevce at New Or. Jeans, bas been taken by the authorities at that piace for the use of the government. It may de some time before she re- sumes her place on the route between New York and New Orleans. Purser Cook, of steamship Yazoo, from New Orleans, has ber tony See Prompt delivery of full files of papera, aes Nichols, of bark Genoese Ley oh % oA tite hen, Sener rated aa ty yon the. cotate 4—Sevoral coke of shay ahaa anc | Os eee a Cn LARK EI Marathon (Br), HMettiokan, Queenstown and | omen. we nit Beret. cn sid {m New Bedford 24 inet for 4 poken, de. way Bi En, ey Fe mn hence for Sao Francteoa, Rangoon for Queeustowm, hue. Hike, from Callao for Quecastowm We py ott, ea i'd a a Callao for Antwerp, June Mm ip Washington, White, from Callao f e 0. an Ce ae are ite, Callao for Antwerp, Juae Y G Pearson, Callao £4 " 5 iat ina lon s from Callao for Antwerp, July Ship Buter, fri mT 1 tet 1 eee De ey Callao for Hamburg, Juse ¥, iw Heleve, eu, of and fi bblp Hoiene, Rase 24 from Bremen ‘for Baitimore, Blip Maduga, Jimme Il, lat 29 N, lon 38 W. ile Fesbing ston, siocei N, Aug hy Fepates. - mini y $id 47. loo Le arava tp Fatindeipsin Suty td, Stevtin, from Bangor for Jamaica, July 20, tv Cates i ‘Bark Laboramus, for NYork, warns tat 49, low IT. #oretgn Port , lat 34 37 8, lon 2140 B pap Charny apres. 1 Fike, June ze Avrwane. July 1—Sid Garland, Heirons, Boston (from isin); Lith, Blue Nose, Shelirake iifore ¢ ausuaven, Duly theater Hanes (oh Von Santom TaNOS Aviws, May 27-—Arr Jult Clausen, Mew Bid June) eo Durk b'o, Ani N¥ork; Ath, Ann & en, ‘Phitadeipnia” sia Tn Pollux, Sechusga, \y 18—En port bark Wintfred, Witkins, Cow Mathit ero Oliben do; brag i Young Republie: Libby, P Comrogcos, duly NY ork Knborts, Kimeston “Cholit i aranill, ad lin, Saguis Cosmont Talbnivon, Hart. oe homey Harris. BYo: Sid Lich, brign ‘ork; Geo Crump, Piilladet- 19th, Rolling Wave, NYork; "20th, Sco! = do; tint, Undine, Boston, 1, Joly" iewA re Ant London (and ald for NYork), Jone, eo ii ave 17th Mal, {wosen, Bjorneberg for ortlanit. ima, Arr bri nop. Baltimore kjalf, Soitand, and Quebec su cn 4 hei avon, July 17—Sid Chatition, Toufet, NOrte h, Join Bryant. Gardner, Swansea paaetorse Tivaw a, Ju'y Arr brig Ant! ir RA Verwilyea, Lawton, Wilec hing, v Texaa; bark stn yeteu, Broverg, das MW titan, Rah; 24, Pomnsctt, RNevine, Brags mua, NYork; Nobfaskn, teamor GT Watson, Vel NVork Wie. steamships Havana, Greene, ud Liberty NYor! sit Vitu, Darke John Avitea, Buckman, Boston Osmualt Gerry, Gidntuogos; 15th, St Jago, White, Portinnd vee, Sohie Bivelines Laughita, Paiadeipuing *tsth, fuliameme Conner, NYork: Toland Belle, Aideraon, halite clat, brige Martha’ Washington, CLoiand, Boston, 22d, cl Boowe, Tucker, Portland; 2a, ‘Alex Blue, Marray, Bostomy 2Rb, brig Antilles, Theat In’ 0th, Harieax Joly 37 —Arr brig. goth sour Mary D Haskell, Hi Sagua, ‘1p Anberty, Wilson, for N¥orwe for do Aug lat; Mesivo, Buus, for JB Ring, Collil, NYork C1 wskell, Wilmiugion; 20th, ship Fo: Lesborongh, Grimsby. mpoon, |vly Are Africa (s), Btone, Poston; Pe in (4), Broking, N¥ork; City of Mauchester (a), Bab oe th, slow: Greene, crow. do, OM ‘Tiiskar, 19th, Bxeelssor, Pendleton, and Florence Nightingale, froi N York for Liverpool, Sid (7th, Aga Eldridge, C nvand Laura, Blink, New ler York; I8th, Gons-tvution, MeNay. Cid 16th, MR Ludwis, Har tag, "Qrebec; 18th, Virgints York; Constitution, McNay, do; ‘Favorite, M Fentout loth, Sytem Sears, NYork; St David {2 Montreal and Quebeo; 18th, Africa Stone, Halifax Boston; City of Mat Lonvon, July I= frora Deal i7th); Taub, Kato Sid fiom Gravesend 1th, London (8) it Foyer, Ju'y 18.<Arr Hiberni 2 16-—Arr Victoria, Locicstoe! iy Tis are Waverley, Sinall, Phitadelpbieg Andrianich, NOrieaua, nghait, Plaster, Shields Couch, NYork, SON Quebec. Liweniox, Ja Mansiinchs, 16th, Katica a, Monrevipe panes S—Arr Voyager, Riley, NYork. Si@ 24, Don Diego, NY¥or ATamonos, July Meta port bark Daniel, for N York next day ; brig Zero, for do. W—Are brigs Calmuck, Pettangill, Porte Hinks, Newpor » Weary, Persing, Fry, Portiand; Set, J Poiiedo, Mag» le Matanzas, Jul tani; Jon ‘Bale NYork; Minna wick, doz 28d, CE Sit Tin tite Ortonm Gooding, Portiand: 17th, art Linda, Lindsay, Pulladelphla;,brigh Lil lan Bessey, Bisiey, Boston, Why kiyiia Kaglo. ‘Yorks Biss. ee vet Haitie Ro. sand, i posto er 058, brig © ee, . AMILEA, roar trig Bariuel Lindeay, Leo De marara, sche Tigris, Porter, do; loth, brig Lucretia, Wale Q York, Sid tity, bark’ William, May, Bostoa:’ am, utler, Nickerson, NYoric. Arr Poweidon, Meyors, NYork; 1th, Oee Victor, Heim, Philadetpht Ith, WM Dodge, Pouny Roe , from LAND, July 15—Off, bark Peep o’-Day, Fentle, from tor London. July A)r bark Jenny Pitts, Haskell, NYor&y i bos Watery do. Gd 234 bark TF Sponces ‘ork TOWN. “Inly W—Arr Venue, Colla: Tengen, NYork; l+tu, Rhea, Bucktol?, do; do, suptier, do. Rio Jacwino, June 18—Arr st, Maria, Larsen, N Yor! | Frankien, Pb phin, Sid Lith, Lith, bydia, Nilson, Baltimore; bventog star, nu, and Ceres, Le= hy Wilheimiag, noch ‘Talbot, Merryman, Jogdus Adrianoe, Storm, NVorky ino, Goldman, Jeres, In | r CB, 17 duye, with oval, to | In port June © Warwick, | Heroann, and An aid Mary Spar iewepion 2— Chase, News h, Brig, Negrita, Mitodkton, Baugor; Sith, bark Mage 51 0 25th, ship Mountaineer, ‘Emma fall, Goggins, Portland; 27th FS Brown, Waltack, NY In wort vs { omulas, fer, N t Sno ‘Aid, ng, Tan ‘Trig dow net, Phila: Bane barks (aa, Elen, Rood, f~ | Anderson, Hartleti, ¢0; 22d, brig Anna D Jordan, Pap triage, Nior wie JAK, Jn Wy Q—Arr deig J Molntyre, Marshall, Machiag; na inte, Winvers? NYorE! Toth. beig ‘Marianees . Gardner. NYork; Sth July 4tb, J D Linco ROSTON, Aug2—Arr sobre NO, vin N¥ork; 3 A Bi Corson, Philadel O'S siner, Muy, and J Max do; BY Sharp. Jermitn JB Clayton, Brewer; ee ee hob, Halovy, da; Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, Rariian rivers , Blizabetppart, Tolegraphod, bark Traa= Ci ip Buropa (Br), Andersom, Atsins, Malaga; Pre ‘a (Pris), Nebis, An® 4. NOricanas Mariel, Giipatri sit, from NOx lean’. Liverpool via Haifa: Gonta (Bry, Burk w A Panther dn 5 G Hotgden, NYorm, ig Sarton: enip albare, Haste: Liver ; Sid skip Nunyuam ‘Dormio, Brigge, john, N Sist—Ary sole Marcaret, Baltimore, DANGOR, July 30—Cld brig Hattie (not Nattle, as report erday), Koxs, Barbadoes aud market. ‘Ang 1, ip Parl Exchange, Smit don. BRISTOL, Aus Z Are brig Croton. Tngraham, Delaware ity. Sid sehrs Oakes Ames, Fren hitadelphiay Ure Uaua, Witeor, ‘aud Copy, Wheeler, Mio; sloop Harvest, Corvei STON, Aug 2=6id schrs J P Ross, Stap'es, and Roaa- § rte roRT, Sely #2—Cld schr Alligator, Wooster, Phite ao} RIVER. Aug l—Arr ichrs Silas Wright Seamam, i "keloy, NYork; 4d, sobr Mexican, Me p Neptune, Hatch, do. rc echrs J B' Alien, Chasq Son tor Philadelph'a; P ifoliner, Lo aeliaes sobre Jas Biiee, Hi bingor, Pathway, BR B Clark, & Crowell, B vain J B Alicea. rt sohrs Caroline Knight, Panning, Lubec for New July 21—Arr ships fai Pendle tou, Boston ; Harris! ane, Wiswell, “ada ely aie ay York; Autocrat, Burwell Boston amman NYork: 3 Wao trucks, Taylor, ‘Pultaterphia; d Wwlevah, Besse pole, do. ‘Hdmare steamship Matanzas, Lalsega' NYork; bar& Qereee, kita ons ele tet Org MTerey, flartsen, NYorey itm, Tar eae rrscamanips Geo, Washin jr, Now. Yorks ie Galena, NTors; ‘© Titcomb, Titeo: foe tid b Ny Garioald, Bort, Havana. aa Transpors bart pee F Bortnthian, Guetitt, Washington, DO. Below, rigs, Marie Angelign (Fr), from Borceaux; Dara Cox, Trom Liverpool tim Nassau, JK Ward, from Phil i pent J © Homer, Parker, frot Baugor, Me, via Keg 19 pate Se ington, ex 29th, ore ag s0; sour Ls and Transit, Wh Grace, Lyne for ae tite 8 iw ORLEANS. Lc Towed dow and to Old Dominion; barks Antonia; Zist, barks SEW BEDFORD, Avg JnAre sehr Sarah 7 Jones, Fa, rmadiilo, Chase, NYork. ORT, Aug IAre sehr Rovers Brace, Ore toarr b oe ' “it Moston WMuCarthy. ites 8 Sea Bi 9, Orehile; artiott, Seguat bigeye Swasey, Matan Altred, Tatuacia Beauty: ole. Ames, Cal mrs ea, Vroman, Ne Forest King, Bi Salisbury, Mase; us, MeDeviih Now Lindsey, Matan Wheaton, Conn. ‘ea Co! pivtkeLiveryeolt tours, 8.8 B wma C Jones, Sita cast © Newkire, Wear ine, Champlod; Brovigence: 9 Sawye Mans: WH Howe, Harrla, New Rowland, Providence. Sd—{n ‘Quarantine, beiga, Thos Wal St arin, Speedaway, Wheaton. fr Rich, Boake, and Jobe, Ire PORELAND, Aug l=At PNovIDRNCE, Aug 247 at NYork; orig Be ahgone age, Magehos Wiigced, Catton Jayme, wer, Weeeriy*®, (rom a Reriedio#, ache ee do: Giivert Green. Wea Gord Gre gulstop, " ; Favorite, Lovell er Saineey es fri hinhal NYork, c ol oe port; ington, snor, ‘and Dan Neen, Aug de arr sche Yarmouth, is apd oe FRANCISCO, oe cmd Derby, Lord, Hoag Tuly Bder ons Uanlon, Bal MEO