The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1866, Page 8

picteedaiaiaaiel POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Tus Rar oN Troeves AND PIOKYOCKETS— Ammons ‘Yewrenpay.—Under the new order of things at Police eadquacters there is an unveval degreo of activity im he efforts of the detectives and others to rid this city of pekpockets and thieves, Yesterday a special detectivy ot the Fourth ctont, arrested Patrick MeD chard Smith, James Martin, atlas Shinney, and Batrick fasion, ‘alias Old Sow, alleged to be four fC the most thieves ju the country, They were severely eeprimancded by Inspector Carpenter, and alter baving abeir photographs taken, were warned to teave: lt An accomplish rkpocket Tavaceieune rte aes @Polan”’ or “Fatty Davie,”’ was arrested in a Bleecker murcet cay yesterday by another specis! detective, In- spector Carpenter reco.vized hit as a member of the gang who had deen before bin om Friday lask Davis wefored to sit for his picture, and was taken before Jas. woe Dowling, who committed hum %o Blackwell's Istand Jor wixty days as a vagrant. Tex Fare op Prexrockers.—The following secion of the stainte in relation to * Beggars and Vagubonds” is ‘v0 be rigidly enforced iu future:—"All idle persons who, wot having any visible means to maintain themselves, Jive without employment; all persons wandering abroad and lodging mm taverns, groceries, beer houses, sheds or barns, or in the open air, and not giving a xood accont <af themselves; and persons wandering abroad and bog- ‘xing, or who go from dgor -to. door or place themselves wm the streets, highways, passages or public places to beg er receive alms, shall be deemed vagrants." ‘Tue INcoxvesteNce OF Having 4 Bap Name,—Between tree and four o'clock yesterday morning, while Corne- jius Burtick, a private watchman at the Pautodm County House, was sleeping ona chair at the front door of the evintice, be was relieved by some one of a valnablo gold watch and a wallet containing $48 and some cents in currency, together with papers and a daguerreo- type. Burdick, on awaking, discovered his loss, and aecing one William Brierly, sometimes known as **Wax,’” whom the olficer designates as an old thief, standing om the sidewalk in frout of him, he made a dash at him, and seizing bim by the throat took him into the house, ‘hoke him he would teil all about it. nis hold on the man, upon w Burdick the latter ing by releases darted into the street and ran, as if for life, Murder,” “Police.” ‘The tngitive was interce) +a policeman and searched, but nothing to indicate guilt ba. found on him, Brierly protested his innocence. The y ground for suspicion i this case was his alleged bad repntation. Brierly is at present engaged ax a hack- driver, "Ho in also a shoemaker by trade. iis age in ‘twenty-two years, He was committed, for want of $1,500 bail, to answer at the General Sessions, Pocxer Picking 9N A Srarer Can,—A young mand mamed Rober Hanson, aged nineteen years, was taken Before Judge Ledwith yesterday on a charge of pocket picking under the foliowing aileged circumstances:— Morris Igel, the complaining witness, states that on Sun- day, the 12th inst., as he was in the act of leaving # street cay he felt a strange hand in his pocket, and turning snd- goenly, caught the accused just ax be had withdrawn his hand and was about to make his escape. The oveurrence ‘wok place between nine and ten o’clock in the evening, while the car was coming from the Bowery to Broadway, There was a pocketbook coniaining $3 in the pocket Hanon was searching, which be failed to yet. He was committed for hearing. The acensed is a native of Mt. John, New Brunswick. His occupation has been selling Jewelry by samples, He pleads ‘innocence. ‘Yur Ormrations ov ‘rue Youn MAN ny THE Nawe or @xwrz,”’—his individual, who was mentioned in yes- terday’s HenaLp as having of lus ‘own motion entered Into partnership with his employer, David Brown, a hat- ter in Third avenue, without previous consultation with Brown, and, as was afterwards exhibited by the fact of is arrest at Brown’s suit, against his wishes, appears, feow the number of complaints made against him by @ifforent ‘parties, to be a} geutieman of enterprise, and ene whose acts must secure him a lengthened residence im that. institution which the State has provided for the their neighbors. There are more crazy ina poli ri. Th er in which this ee A a police report. The mavner E wort SMustrated butcher up town, from whom Geuts sold him the knives and left the hats at. his 1g in a lager beer saloon one «i in with Goutz confeases bis inability to reach any correct con- “You must be in the hat jeutz ad- OF reeeption and safe keeping of individuals convicted of” an a aigod imterfereuce with the rights of person or c Ene the te! than see who are, at or in nnd asylums; there are more clegks in this city operati ‘iter the manner of this young man than find a re thing is managed si fully is ‘A principal witness against’ Geuts ‘was obtained six felt hats of the value of $15, and scouple of knives worth about $4, Reges says that place, which be afterwards returned to Brown. Geuts ves a little different explanation to this. He says, ay, called iis attention to « straw hat he on, ed him what he thought he paid for it. siusion as to the exact amount his friend had expended article. ‘Fifty cents,” replied Reges, and con- business.” hi mitted he was. ‘I guess,’ said Reges, “we can do some ether.” It would appear that the expecta- im this were realized. wn likewise ob- ih $8 and « felt vt to and which Adam re- fer, residing at No. 302 Kast Houston of having been a cuftcrer, the necessities. or ambition of ES Fa Aly Bn an in which a a ing experiences and ite oe confesses to ‘obtaining his vteek in trade by other than lawful means. In one verse some clothing, he rays, “some wen eee af, but f fads it just us easy fur to them ready made.” So it would seem thought Phifer had a trunk containing some twenty-five worth of clothing. Geutz procured access to this degrees it is said he removed the ciloiles, ing carried away and appropriated to his own wre or of, he concluded to make a complete Jeb of it and socarried off the trank, Another vieum Mil Miller isa tailor. Geuts called sack of he expressed satisfaction, we a glass of lager. Miller went. They drank lager, then ¢ taking the eeat with him, having neglected to pay Miller ways tbat Gentz has since told him that he pl eeat in another tailor’s shop for $5, Justice Ki mitted Geuta in $500. “Save Me prom My Pecmxns,’’—1i was stated in yee. terday s Herald that Samuel Murray and James Martin were arresied, charged with stealing some property fret eue of the burning buildings at the fire in Sixty-firet street, and that they stated they only took it for the pur- peseof saving it. It may be co. It in a be: Ww which asserts the preswn H i : i tH i F Hi i Bil ly com- facts are such as would suggest to most pe than trendy imterest on the part of the saivors, The Property consists of two pictures of the value of $5 each, and a lamp also worth abont $5, $15 im all. It appears that Samuel and James’ were wen to convey the Lenin to a house m Pity. second street, and were followed. The oiticers npon en tering the house on this inte notwithstanding a diligent search, faitet to ditcover its whereabou torcsted salruré may have had doubts about « it ncharee of Metropolitan Police e Perhap= Meera belonged to the detective tov e. ed the preraioes and discovered the lamp and pictures stowed away on the roof—for ita better security against Jud Janes were committed to ans pve Prisoyens at Black we stan — @n application of the Commissioners of Charities »nd Serrection Justice Dowling yesteriay divcharged one hundred persons from the workhouse on Blackwell's Ietand, The application was made on the ground of 1s fect on the sanitary condition of the islaud. IL is « te curious to observe sowe of the facts ¢ the comm) iments of those divchar been committed one fines, # five times, 6 six timex, 6 seven Limes, 6 eight times, 5 mine times, 6 ten times, 5 eleven times, 5 twelve tines, 1 fourteen tines, 3 sixteen ti Lseventeen times, } nineteen time twenty times, 2 twenty-one times, 2 twenty-sit tunes, 2 thirty-one times, thirty «ix (mes, Zlorty Cimes, 2 forty. one times, | fifty-two times, 1 fifty-three times, 2 wixty ene times, 1 seventy-one times, T seventy forr timer, while Matilda Wilson had been only one handred and Pfty-tyreo times. Mexponrene ax Crime.—A very interesting young tirl, aged aboot fifteen years, wae arrested ye a afternoon at the instance of one. Francis Smith, keeper of e bagnio on Walker street, who alleges that om wonths ago she etote a watch valued at about $12 and ® ‘Vhe gitt's staternent fs that only a ame from Albany. her place ty. wi wong & stranger she wae tnveigied into aden of infamy ‘and soon found hersel’ a poor fallen being. She became en innate of Sroth'e aatanianment, where she wi reduced by his exactions to a condition bordering on de sWution. “She saya that she borrowed the watel and breastpio from another miuate of the sam. honse, who wae Wearing thera temporarily, and beng without money amt desirous of coing back to Albany che disposed of the two pm to obtain paemge money, and at the Aluany depot sold the wateh to aw for $4. She recently remrned herday ree eed by Sm 26 of amucervent arr the Fighth precir she ex. willingness U af the property a Ta. Fone years, was ar A.young man named ThomaxWileon, yesterday by wn Hit precinct, at the instance of one Kline goa him with having «tolen $4 trom fy money drawer daring & temporar, ee from hie dare of bosiness, omen The ALLroro Grees® Srerer Teer — hen sronght before Jadgo Ledwith on sunday last, Danvel Y Meare, wie is charged with having robved « 1 hous on Greene Stree a what he © variendar for Isnac Barch.” Mr. Burch devives to have 4 understood that O'Meara never was 9 employed ated stuply TO Te SMTOR OF THE MeRAL 1 There apy ared in Sunday morning's 614 in Frinton te receiving ainlen good® and ehoyy We whieh the pames of wily were mentioned. The Piatennant woe itp | ceny ai) ewok charges — me Ree my femiy. W OSOWNTEN — ry sund people, nestled in the beautiful valley of’ the Over ereek, almost under the shadow of the Green Moun- taiug The air is pure and invigorating—the scenery heantiful and picturesque, Chipman’s bill hack of the town rises to the height of about three hundred feet, aud afiords a eplendid view of this valley, with the numerous hills and mountains adjacent. Dunmore Lake, a beautiful sheet of water, lies embosomea in those hills to the eastward, You wooded range on the northwest is Snake Mountain, from whose top a magnificent view of the Champlain Lake and the vast Adirondack range—tbe Alps of the North—is afforded. Otter creek, which is ‘a respectable river by the way, is a curiosity. From its entrance into Lake Champlain from Vergennes it is navigable for steamboats a distance of #ix miles. Then, for a distance of about twelve miles to this place it is broken by falls. Belden’s Falis, a few miles below, is really a romantic cataract, by which the stream passes. over and throngh a ledge of rock by a fall of about thirty feet. The surroundings are in their natural ro~ mantic state, and the spot is o great resort for picnic «parties, At this point also there is a fall of about twenty-five feet, whieb is partially employed for manufacturing purposes, South of this the stream is navigated by a steamer of pretty good size, for 47 to Sutherland Fails, The North Middlebury Mar- ble Company have opened an extensive bed of tine mar- ‘ble about three miles north of the town, which promises to be as remunerative as a gold mine. This valley is cel- res and cattle, but also for Spanish merino sheep, intro- duced by the Hammond brothers. This is superior to any gold inine that has been recently opened. These sheep are raised for stock and command fabulous prices, almost throwing horseflesh into the shade. When abuck is valued at $5,000, a yew at $3,000, and lambs at from $1,000 to $1,500, you may consider that woo! has riz, A respectable fortune might take sheep's legs and walk off. ‘Tho special pot of interest here during the present. week has been the commencemont exercises of Middle- dary College. This institution is the lion of the place, and @ very respectable one it is. It was established In 1800, and has graduated elovon hundred young men, great numbers of whom have attained to distinction both in church and state. Among her sons are enrolled tif- teen members of Congress, five Governors and six Judges of Superior Courts. Among the most distinguished of these are Silas Wright, Sotoinon Foot and Judge Nelson. The college has persevering}v held on its courre, striving to turn out men thoroughly discipiined and furnished for the work of life. It has experienced great adversities, but the day scems now to dawn upon*the expectant eyes of its friends, They are actively engazod im raising $100,000 to add to the endowinent, and expect shortly to see it accomplished. When this ts done they will ha $175,000 interest paying funds, besides lauds which are on lease, The college buildings are spacions, and oceupy a beautiful site of thirty acres upon the western side of the town. They contain a respectable library, cabinet aud apparatus. The college oecupies one of the best pos- sible situations and ts fortified in the hearts of the people. On Tuesday the college societies held their anniverse- ries. The Philomathesian was addressed in the moruing LB Hion, George F. Edmunde, of Burlington, Vt. theme was “Learning Viewed as the Principal & gard of Liberty and Order,” both in mdividuals, In so- ety and the State, ‘The Pbiladelphian Society wae addressed in the after- noon by the Rev. Profestor Edwards A. Park, of An- dover Theological Seminary. The reputation of the speaker ‘ont am assembly which quite filled the church, and the speakor did not disappoint the raised expectations of the people. His discourse was directed ww the exposition of errors in sentiment and practice ting the personal duty of young men to ‘prepare for and entor the ministry of the gospel, and to pointing out the means whereby an influence shall be created fn- Yorabie to this result, and vastly increasing the namber Of Inborers that the moral, fields of the workday be tilled. The address sug! 3 of weighty import end wore effectively presented. The subjoct was appropriate here from the fact that this college pro duced a large wumber of ministers, and its founders and friends have thia in view as a special object, Four hun- dred and sixty ministers gone fe from the walls of Middlebury College, of whom three hundred or more are now in nine Christian devorainations. ‘The prize on Tuesday evening called out a full house of young and old, she ladies in large Bon the exercises passed off to the mutual satistuc- of all parties, On Wednesday morning the Associated Alumni held their apnual meeting. were out in res numbers, and were anii by a hopeful spirit ot. pgp dan Among the distinguished Alumni present were the Mr. Henry Chipman, of Detroit, rip in his cighty-third year, made the pilgrim- age wo his Ali na Mator, which he lettsixy-t ears ago, Prof. J.J, Owen, of New York city, who ise bere assoniation; Prof, James D. Butler, of the University of rseonsin; Rev. Dr. Hall, of Auburn Theological inary: Rev. D. Kitebel; John G. Saxe; and Parker, of New York State. marrete of Wasbingion, D.C tipon tive Vrowinee of ». C., upon “the Provinee mC deal in its Relations ie Semi Ju to the Practical.” The poet, " reece unable to atten, Mr. Suxe oaaeere, to sup- M lace, by repeating a mn" poem on “New ‘eaglana,” ‘This won greatly relished, by the andi- ence. ‘The Aluinni dinner, spread by mize host at the Addi- s0u House, was a pleasant occasion. The feast of reason, under the guidance of Professor Owen, flowed delight: fuily along, and ere ey bv pind became aware of it, the time for separation come. President Kitchel gave his levée m the eventny at the house of Mrs, Wainwright. It was Jarzely attended, and the occasion was a pleasant one to the elite of the vil- \age and the crowd of strangers prevent, ‘Yesterday morning was a seacon of specia) interest, be- cause of the juauguration of Vresident Kitehei into his oifice. This college has had but four presidential al ministrations during its bistory, Rev. Dr. Benjamin Labaree, the outgoing President, has filed the office since 1840 with great advautage to the institubon and credit to himself, and retires with the regrets of all the trustees. They filled the place by appointing Rev. H. D. Kitehel, of Chicago, and formerly of Detroit, The ceremony of inaugnration drew a full house; Dr, Labaree presided, Rev, Dr. Tenny, of New Hampshire, offered prayer—Dr, Labaree, in an appropriate address unfolding the aims and spirit of the college, on the part of the trustees, tendered the President the office, and handed to him the charter and keys the coll Having accepted the office and received the insignia of its authority, President Kitchol detivered an able and eloquent address, showing chat the great ain: e iege education ix to develop fall and symmetrical Manhood by the instraction, discipline, and dircetion of the minds of noblest youth. ‘The’ inangural most happily elaborated this idea, and fully sustained the rep- jon of Dr, Kitchel aga thinker, writer and speaker, The commencement exercises were hell in the after. noon, and despite the clouds deopping down the rain in 4 copious manner, the church was densely crowded, The degree of |. B. was couferred upon the following, lec viz. Willard D, Brown, BR. fddy, J. S. Grinnett, R. Nichols, 1. M, Pieres, H. Porter, KE, J. Ranslow, LR, Suupard, Abner Smith, O. H. Stéarns and Thorus 8 Ford. degree of A. M. in course was conferred upon the following, viz. ;—Lyman H. Blake, Myron L. Strong aud N.B, Stnith. The followmg honorary degrees were conte! A. M.—Rev, Be Eaton, Middlebury, V A. Wyman, Essex, Y., and M.D. Brennan and i. Conant D.P.—Rev, Newioan Mall, London, England; Rev Norman Seaver, Ruthand, Vermont. 1.D.—iton.’ Henry Chipman, Petroit, Mickisan; ‘axe, Albany, New York. nediclion by the President closed the # of one of the most interesting commencern abis college has held. The trustees ha Profawsor 6. W. Webber, of Lowell, Massactus the chair of Natnral Philosophy. All the frients o college are jabilant over its prospects, the THE DETECTIVE MUDDLE. The Golden Case Again Swern Statement of George Hyer-Very Like ** Di a Diamond.” Taken im connection with the affidavit of Timothy Golden, published in Sunday's ivue of (he Hawann, the follow ing afidavit explaina itectf — Southern District of New York, City and Coty York, George Myer, of the said city and county, iy sworn, deposng and says that the follow ing isa true ar int of his tranenesions with Timothy Golden, « polies d ye Lime IW the menth o an ui have einer learned that he was not, My object Spon Metiounell was to obtain bie ndvloe And peu cfore T would consent 10 sell to the German, vive! me Lo sell the stamps, and he would Jey reed! lim WF eRLES tee T then went and «ol 940, 1 feet oon Metonnelt for bite a AMPs. whieh he pald ne $15 the corerr of Spr ed him into the Pour: Tam informed, took r rge of an A POT UP 08. MeConnell Informed me that it was a put up job to have ime nrredied: that the German was in the employ of Gelden. Meclunne waked me what he showid do with the Genuan. J told him he could do with him whatever he Hked, better let him go, for the Germad was dem and no chance Of em It Was WOU fw short time afterwards, and men i the aaked we what | thougut {wae worth for him to int ime go and not (rouble me reap, He asked ine what! was willing io give wim. TF told him T wee willing £0 leave ft co Bim, but to be ag Tight open ue as not much monay, He then propperd thar $10 and he would give the Gayman $15 ips me thet Se would the! TD appeared tke « good Fellow, and be would aol GVO me to the fet " fe pay the ober A raront. On Pr wee arrested Py one of the tye ato July . b iy . Meeteo? Oke Regret eigen. Om Pugeday, the int bs Brought Sagara arena and mae . to him amy in ’ her with we eo He With polier ERTS AOL EW 4 24} war ogi otenaent ihe brought berore Mar ody, and relersted District of New York. ‘Thus it will be seen that | ‘the less comptes: ‘Prom the pressure bel is none re Di broucht to bear upon the q) m it is evident that me portant developments ‘bo looked for within @ few | CITY INTELLIGENCE. EES BOTT Festival oF THB ASsUMPION.—To-morrow being the Festival of the Assumption, livine service will be celo- brated iu all the Catholic elurehes of th - memoration of tho ocensind tno: keares Nos bias jary. Scaoor, Fusstvan.—The fegival of the German-Ameri- can School Association of th Nineteenth ward came off yesterday at Landmann’s ilton Park, Notwith- standing the unpropitious of the weather, somo six hundred persons availa themselves of the rather doubtful opportunity of ppjoyment, The amuse- monts were of necessity of jich a character as could be enjoyed under shelter, and cfisisted of dancing, singing, orchestral music, &e.” With's truly philosophic spirit, thoso present seemed deternined to make the best of a misfortune, and enjoy Vek @& well as possible under the circumstances, rs. Bteinway & Sons gave their employes, numbering ant one pentret enn itty, the entire for the put of attending the festival, and bat for the disagreeable veather a large assemblaye would doubtless have been ppsent, ‘The axsociation has now under its control neart three handred. schviars, and appears to be in a prosprous condition, haviny cently erected a #plendid schol editice at a cost of nearly, $30,000, of which sam $5,00 was appropriated by the Legislature. Twpiscrerion oF a Dereolve —A “sufferer? writes the Hxranp that a man reptsenting himself to be a de- tective arrested him on Sday last, while riding ina ‘Third avenue car, on a charg of being a pickpocket and ‘the man who worked te Broadway cars.” The arrested party was a respétable business man of ths city, and on bis way to thejtation house was identitied by a friend, whereupon the pliceman graciously aliowod him to depart without offemg a word of apology, and implying by his mavner tht it was tucky he got off so easily. Cap the Potice Cotmisaioners not adept some plan by which sub inetancespf indiscretion on the part of their subordinates may be;voided ? Tne Moncur.—-A colored woman, who was tempo- rarily engaged on board theteamer 1. A. Stevens, but whore name ail connection were otherwise unknown, died suddenly on board the tamer and was received at the Morgue at half-past tw o'clock P. M. yesterday, where the body now hes for tentification, The woman was about fifty years old, fiveect five inches high, slim bnilt, black hair mixed with pay, hazel eyes, and wore at the time of death a light a white fi nel and blue petticoat. Coropr Wildey has been fled to bold an inquest to-day Issorep WN A Ficur,—A mo named Patrick Fagan, aged thirty years, was founqesterday morning at the corner of Thirteenth street an Fourth avenue bleeding profusely from a severe cut othe head. He was taken by an officer of the Fifteenth precinct to the Bellevue Hospital, Fagan accounts for is injuries in the follow- ing slatement:—He was out wh the Plasterers’ excar- sion, and on the steamer a disgte arose between those who had favored the cight hur system and those who are contented with the ten bars, “9 words ensued, and a row was the result, igwhich Fagan and others were severely handled. Fags doos not seem disposed. to enter into detail about tf matter, When he was taken to the hospital anoth¢ subject, in like manner affected and from the sameause, had just agrived 1’ there, FENANS, THE Return of the Fenian Leaders from Ver- mont-enerals Swern and Spear to be Tried ln October—-All hileve in the Success ot “the Cause” —An Ajpeal from the Lrish Refugees of 1866, Ie, General T, W. Sweeny.atl ¢eneral Spear, the Jeadins spirits of the Fenian attac on Canada, returned to this city yesterday from St. ilbane, Vt, The Grarid Jury have found indictments ajinst them for violation of the Neutrality Jaw of 1814, an their trial is set down fur the second Tuesday in Octobe and will come off in Rutland, ‘Vt. They are now at latgen bailof $5,000each. General Sweeny has entirely wevered from the illness which mp ecatraied, him whieander military arrest in Xt. ns, resulting Ina fet measure from the Saprin and, digappotntinent absdant upon the failure of his plana, in the complete of whieb he anticipated no such vigorous intervermn aa the United States covern- mont foand it necgsxatto employ. For several days during Is confinementt St. Albans, General Sweeny’s olde everest pay hand is now rect. ied and prepared taccept whatever responsibiltt Ihe local trithinal beforwhieh he is to appear in Octobe may feel compelled tampose upon him. It is to be | erage however, tt the government will deal ightly with a brave siner whose greatest crime was risking all for the iibertof his uative land. General Spear and (eral Mai who have alto Albany. Thoy «ll, y espially, speak hopeftly of “the ey are evicktly Not disposed to “give up cause”? the ship,” but the propeis of the realization of their hopes they very prudem keep to themselves. AN APPEAL TO THE CIXENS OF NEW YORK FROM THE TRISH KUdEKS OF 1668, Owing to a combinaon of circumstances we have deen compelled to fly xin our down trodden country, from our homes and i we Lold dear in life, an re(uge under the flag ofour great and glorious republic hearts the day whe omy whi #0 long « ple in a state of compative starvation through anjust laws, unequal taxation al a variety of other causes humerous lo mention,e bave no desire Weal of idleness, @, therefore, earnestly pealy to the Liber minded enizens of New York for etuploymen Nutabering in our ranks « few repreeentatiy of nearly every ° and calling, we of seek an = Opjport w enerous jtrons that we are as Zeaioy rity as workmen ag we are de reat eflort to regain the Jong lost liber race, Eiuployers are respectfully requested » on Genoral John Hf. filoesan, at the Central ace, 19 Chathaia street, Witt great respect, we are teu yours, THE MISH REFUGEES OF 1966, about nfe o’clock on Sunday night, was relieved of a watch, valued at $400. Yesterday a ar- Fined en sumplaien, ana bow llos for examination as the ‘AM OPERATOR IN GOLD CERTIFICATES. McKellop & Van Pelt Take Leave of McCoy & Van Wart—The former Firm go to Alex- andria, D. C.—Are Arrested as Horse Thieves—The latter Firm set out in Parsuit— Are Minus 3,750 in Currency—The First Firm Cuptured, &e. In November of last year Messrs. Van Wart & McCoy, a firm doing business im Beokman stroet, engaged as a clerk a boy eighteen years of age by the name of George McKellop. Since that time MceKeliop had so demeaned himself a8 to win the entire confidence of his em- ployers up to the drst of this month, On that day they yave bim greenbacks and gold certificates amounting to $2,500, with instroctions to go to the Custom House and pay the duties on some goods of their importation. Sieketiop went, but did not come back, as he was ox- peoted to. Instead, a young fellow about three years bis senior, formerly a mewsboy on the steamboat plying between here and Keyport, and now a stage driver, living in the vicinity of that town in Jersey, known as AATON VAN PRET entered the store of Van Wart & McUoy inthe afternoon and left his card for MeKeliop with a note requesting him to go to a certain place in Williamsburg. The mem- bers of the firm, thinking that something was wrong, one of their number determined to to the place desig- nated in Williamsburg to kee wi was in the wind, It wasthore found out that Van Polt was fiving near Key- port, On guing to Keyport it was ascertained that the two bad been seen jn company with each other in that vicinity, and that they had gone to Philadelphia. At Philadeiphia it came out that they tad purchased tickets for Pittsburg. By this circumstance the detective, who was on their trail was put to bis wit’s euds inasmuch as he had heard it ramored that they had gone to Washing- tou, and from what had been already learned the siory looked very plausible, A CON®TABLE TOO SIARU BY ITALY. Thus matters stood with the detective when Messrs, Van Wart & McCoy received # telegram {rom Washington, simed by aman by the name of Hotchkiss who was on duly there ax a special constable, saying that MeKellop and Van Pelt were in bis custody, and that he would deliver them up on the receipt of a bonus of $500. The free- dom with which the fast young men spent their money had led to their arrest on supicion of being horse thieves. While in durance McKellop conlessed to Hotchkiss his relation to the firm whieh he had betrayed. A CONSTABLE IN LIMO. sre, MeCoy & Van Wart, instead of 'y demanded by Hotchkiss, tuformed theii of the offer that had been made and (he whe the absconding thieves, as they were regar detective at once Lastened to Washington, applied to the chief of police m that eliy, who had Hotchkiss arrested, and the privouers that he hud conceated for the getting a bounty taken from his enstody. They were jound at the American Hotel, where Hotchkiss bad hoped to keep theta ont of the way of detectives tll he should get the money he demanded. EPOCE OF A PEW THOUSAND DOLLARS never before bad a hondred, is e. The first though’ of « lucky is to “rag up,"?and the second to have a gold watch, Aaron #nd George ciifered not in this from the mass of their kind. The first bought a scarlet nec anda gold watch, with a chain attached; the xo bonght a white silk nec! and a gold watch, also with a chain attached, What else they bought was obtamed with an eye to having ali they had of apiece. After staying in Washington a short tme they went to Alexandria, and obtained board there with one Captain Pettit they had got fairly settled they began to think iness, and commenced negotiations for a porter house and a ten-pin alley; but their negotiations were brought to an untimely end by the suspicious Hotchkiss taking them for horse-thieves. As soou as they were taken into court for examination McKellop, not for a moment ) and in paym | Broane, a colo NEW JERSE’ INTELLIGENCE. devey City. Rankoan Acripent—Causion Berwres Two Tears Intelligence reached the ‘entral Railrowl depot at fil teon minutes past eight esterday morning that a coal train from Scotch Piaingtation ran into another going n the game direction, bi with less speed. The second and third wagons of thefirat train caine off well; the others were ‘ore or le shattered, Almost all were either embedded in orouried down the embankment, pe train hohind fared bile better. Tho front wheels of the locomotive were wried away with the axle, and the cars toed and smased m confusion. The engine driver was thrown fronais seat into the tender, but no one was hut, ‘The nujher of cars on the frst train Was fiftecn, on the <ecod sixty. Rexewas.or tan ForuWarer Surrir.—An order was issned yesterday by UheWator Commissioners removing the restrictions containd in the notice of the Ist inst. The citizens are called pon to exercise econo: future, and thus obviate any danger ¢ Axornnn Cash oF CHnt) Desention, siting at the corner ¢ North Seventh and Provost streets, having lost her }fant, advertised a few days avo for « child to nurse, Avoman, giving her name as Mre, Harber, residing at theToutine Hotel, New York, re- sponded, bringing an inknt about three weeks old, left her card’ and departed, (ith the understanding that ahve Would rewrn in two day to arrange terme. hoon seen there sinee. She lett’ tho hotel evening she intrasied tle child, and ber wherabouts aroystery, The tasterol the Poor House will not re- ceive the child, as i wa brought from New York, and tlemina, This case, however, elsewhere cautions in similar cireamstances, Svrewe ny Haxcine.—At Inquest © Rirston yesterday on the thily held by Coroner Hel, proprietor Of a amall fancy store al fo. 24 Newrk aveune, who abridged bis own existemehy hanging hiuself to a door about ten o'clock on Suniay evening. Deceased was « Gorman about forty tive yi rear of his store, to the opinion thathe committed the terribio act jaboring under the isleence of liquor. Asovenm Ixqorer.—A ferman, named John Kull. mann, residing at 197 Grant stroet, retired to bed on San day night in apparently god health, but did not make hie appearance as ueval pestertay morning. The doar of bis bedroom was forsedmpen at pine o’elock by Joseph Alcorn, « tevant rootdiny m the house, and Kallman was found lying on the flour quite lifeless, In this case, ton, the evidence pointed to intemperance as the ini. roct, and apopiesy the immediate, care of death, An inquest was held, ond the verdict was returned io a cord anoe with the foregoing apinion. Te PHOLADKLPHLA CoxveNtiON.—Loon Abbett having notified that he cannot altend the convention, in conse. quence of ‘Thness, Moses Bigelow, of Newark, has been appointed in hit stead, General Sutler paeved through a to Elizabeth on Sunday evening, and @ experied to return to New York, med Gill, ronid jog in South Brookiyn, while om his way to the ferry deserted of his wits, bethought himself that he might possibly be searched, As he was not exactly proparod to be seurched, he watched lis opportunity and slipped a thousand dollar gold’ certiitente which he bad in his pocket under the window-sill, but not wishing tw loge the money he watched bis opportunity once moro, and caught first the eye aud then the ear of Captain Pettit, his landiord, To him he whispered of his concealed tyeasure, and the caplain went and got the cortifivate, fe looked at ii, and pronouneed it worthless; yet, not- withstanding it wae trash, he told MeKellop’ he would xive it up for five hundred dollars. As it conld not be rh THE NATDNA\ GAME. Baker & Gojwin jnrper Brothers. An interesting of, ‘was Er on Bat- urday, the 11th ini, on thy Grounds, Brooklyn, between the emppyis of & Godwin’s printing house and those of/Harper Broters’ publisbing house, which resulted in. vie for Baker & God- win after a cl oon! Fine of eight Innings. The score is as follyws: Ranran mvorupes, naxue & GODWIN, MeClinn, Ist 2 a | j & White. 5 3 26 Rosenques 2 { 6 Nolan, 1 ‘ « Moray, 2a 3} 52 vy 25 1 7 Rosch, i 6 2 6 ‘Total HR eqctOtes eer) iNiGs. be 22 fh, Oh Oa. 7H. Oh, feta. Baker & Godwin 3 oe RR ¢ co J Ee * te ay Leet Wout gh, St paths Fly catches—Hamer Bif.. 4; Baker Home ruvs—Travy, 3; pohaun, 1g Harrier, ‘Tine of game—Threo burs and forty minuves, DREADFUL CATH OF A BURGLAR. From the Rp Despatch, August 2.) We ait now .to elpnicle another attempt at robbery quie as bold and implont as any that have yet taken place. Wednesday gernoon, while @ young girl, the daughter of one of of old citizens, was Lae hy, the ‘arawing room she hed «slight noise tn the hall, She walked goftly to the (or und discovered the door ajar and the thief walkly quickly, though very stealthily, up etairs, She waitl# moment, then following cau- tionsly, observed fe oonaee ye chamber, the door of which being epenedex wo view re, array, articles of — bijonterie of jewely and. other seattéred ‘about he toilet bureau. With a presence of mivd wonderful in one 80 8 she hastily closed ail fastened the door, but not before catching & glance of; moxt vicious looking pair of cyes, She descended to th drawing room, almost overcome With agitation at th success of her bold experiinent, for she was aione inhe house. She waited in breathless anxiety until dark, /hon her parents returning she com: municated the stariug intelligence to them of the thief she had so dextrouy caged. Mr, Smith seized mailet and Mrs, Smith another and both ascended tolbe chamber, Upon entering they discovered the thé, partially screened by the bureau, Mr. 8. donsanded 15 business there, received no reply save a malignant gnce, accompanied by a dagh toward the door, which Mrs. 8. quickly pushed to while Mr. S. gave hi a blow with bis maliet. ‘The Wretched crea now rushed from one side of the room to ti other, making frantic efforts to es- cape the blows jeplled at him by Mr, and Mrs, Smith, Fivally a erash xe biow on the head siretched him senseless, Onc jould soppose humanity should now have prompied avessation of hostilities, but Mr. Smith was seen to kick/he inanimate form, and then carried him down stairs nd threw him, all bleeding and sense- jess, into the stret. In the morning the poor outcast was found stark ind stiff, having probably bied to death during the nighy The Common Counc: have taken no steps to reinove he remains, and they are still to be seen in the vicisty of the Baptist church, During the mice a blow from pater familias aimed at the robber cane near disabling Mrs. Smith instead, while a fierce Inge from her mailet (they were croquet mallets) shatterd several valuable panes of glass, It is. to be hoped th¢fate of this unfortauate thie! may prove a salutary lessq: to other evil doers. POAT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 13, 1866. eve 911 eve 12 16 Cleared. Stegmiblitp Rebevea Clyde, Young, Wilmington, NO. ry Martha | Prus), Sawin, London-Slomon & Ed John Bertraun (am), Edye, Hambwe— hs Maddalena Vaseallo (Ital), Gnilo, Bristol—T B Phil- ips & Co. Bak Rescue (Br), Thompson, Dunkirk (Franee)—G F got without, that sum was given, When this fact eame, to light Captuin Pettit was also arrested. Yesterday the suspected parties were brought before Justice Dowling, and held to answer. ; UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE, More Alleged Counterfeiters. Before Commissioner Osborn. Yestorday H. C. McAllister was’ brought up on a war- rant charging him with having on the 11th instant at- tempted to pass three fifty cent counterfeit sampa on the keeper of a lager beer saloon named Henry Miller. ‘The facts of the case as at present ascertained appear to be these:—The defendant, in company with snother person, entered the saloon, called for a drink, and offered to ply for it with A fifty cent. stamp, Mél- jor said it was a cownterfeit and threw it back. In some minutes after the = defendant —_pur- chased a botite of wine for $2 50, giving in payment 91 in good money and three ifty cent stampa, whieb Moller said were coonterfejt, and, calling in an oiiicer, he had MeAlhster taken into custody. 1» McAllister wua arrested he, it is said, stated be was an oiliver in the employment of the government. The exemination is set down for Friday next. Catharine May and Mary Harding have been arrested on acharge of counterfeiting under the following cir- cumstatices:—[t was charged against May that she attempted to pass at two different times, and did pase once, a $2 connterfeit legal tender note, She wae watched, and the evidence brought against hi show ‘that she was in eat Mary Harding, upon wh other notes of the . that she found the notes Ged up in a handkerchief at’ the corner of Kast Broadway amt Division street, May alleges she did not know the money was connuerfeil, Rarding gave May one of the notes, with whieh she went into a store and pnrebased an arucle of the value of ten cents, olfeting a $2 bill in payment, She received back $1 90. Subsequently he wpterod another store, nt of an article of sinall vale offered a $2 bili of this alleged counterfeit mone; lie officers now ame Wpon their track, ait at the be of Harding they ted her husband, rt Aw zo had three $2 ounterfelt not d between the leaves of & book other motes. The parties have been held for examination, The Alleged Murder on Board an American ship the Bay of Palermo, Sicily. The farthe aring of thie case, in whieh Loyd «i aan, has been acensed of the murder of James Dempsey, second mate of the American ehip han Godfroy, at Palermo, sicily, Wael been «et down ring yesterday, but wae postponed tii « abeence of counsel for the prisoner. SURROGATE'S COURT. Butler WINCH Batler Appears in Court. Surrogate Tucker resumed hie duties ngain brief vacation, ‘The session of the Ont ested cases were ple the Surrogate to complete the season A hearing upon the motion pending in the case of the will of the late Rdward Mott Robingon— @ full report of which hae already appeared in the as expected, but this, too, was put over onul h September, The case continues to elicit large amoant of public interost, and considering the im- Menge ammount of property involved, as well ae the dis- tinguished array of talent employed on cithar side, a eg! contest i¢ confidently anticipated, Ju (he matter of the accounting of the executor of the will ot the late Andrew J. Butler, and order forthe filing which was granted at the last session of the Batler, sole executor, appeared in persou and nt Of his proceedings. His account is a and evidently carefully prepared instru. sots forth im erfeno the fall particniars of aseets and disbursements It states that the property of the deceased, as vained the appraisers, amounted to the sum of $76,991 04, Wath this sum the following disposition is made: amount of lowes on sales, $i); debts not collected, $34,086 52; disborsements (for medical attendance and for services ax counsel) wrrOw meral Aveose 12 this n put over te of his rostication, $1,426 66. Amount of jodgments obtained aguinst the estaie on claims not allowed, $5,956 61, leaving a bal. ance in his ribution of $35,021 44, Ixcenmanie in Rast Mownsaxts,—On Sanday night at about half-past ten o'clock, a small storehouse on the reer end of the lot belonging to Benjamin Ward, on barned to the ground, Mr. Ward's loss i* about $200, with no insurance. On Friday night the incendiary eet fire to the same building, but 1t went ont, owing to the boards being wet from the rain of that day. Mr, Ward is a harmless, inoffonsive colored man, aud cannot think what enemy he bas who would thas injure him, Tancer Excerstoy ano Presvc or Moanieanta Hook axe Lapoen Company, No. L—Thejanoual target excure sion and picnic of Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 of Morrisonia came off yesterday afternoon at Morris’ Park. ‘The bors are «o weed to water that the rain could not keep them from trying (heir ski!) as marksmen, in which they did credit to themselves, soveral of them hitting After the shooting was al supper, ¢ finished, they repaired to W ton Hatt oyed themeelves in the dance wnt! neur morning. NOT THAT Famity, ‘The © Beglina® met the “ Biwtins.* tO THE MDAFOR OF THR WHKABD. In (he potice columns of your paper of th there appears the announcement of the arrest of two brothers, of the name of James and Thomas Begin, for stealing corpet from East Twenty. h street, mm the Pwenty-liret ward ; and as some of our frieuda were lod to oo by euch announcement that we were in some Way connected with |, We take thie method etalon | that we knew nothing of the affair unt)! we saw it in wie neTopapers, and we are in ho way counected with tom 1 whatever, “By inserting the above you will much obige, yours respecttulty, JAMES B. wIGLIN, | New Yous, August 13,1806 JOHN A BIGLIN, 10th inst, Bulby. Primo (Ital), Cafiero, Mull—Slocovich & Smith. Bi ‘: Picked ‘Rab! . ekadilly (Br), Sims, Pernam\nico and Rablad F i o Tt Cole (Br), m, Matinzas—Waydell & Co. Karan Sanders, Sariintiett Ww lead &« Hg Perais Hinckley, Foster, Jacksonville—Dibbie, Bg? a Big 11 Means, Hopkins, Sulem—Jed Frye & Co ee Miler COD lage, Diuck liver, Ja--it B Eldridge. by sees ¥ Barner, Farren, St Pierre (Martinique)—B mbere. oe Grahaan (Br), Roberts, Hailfax—A J DeWolf. Fone Be ° Tas . Weaver, Charlesion—Van Brunt f Staght. sohr AWD ren. Robinson, Boston—M etwall yancan. Rehr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston—-Rackes., Tooker & be ‘ard Ponder, Jv, Springer, New Bedford—Ferguton & “SehF Anivcodent, Shefield, Providenee—Rackett, Tooker & “Taylor. ‘Steamer Tacony, Mlerem, Phitadsiphia. Arrived. Bieamsbip Catharine Whitney, Baker, Wilmingion, NC, @ houra, with mdse passengers, to UH Pierson. Lith fone ene yo “; steamships Leo, and Flap ind 85 Jbeaapenne, Micon henes for Aeptawsik if Bteamsbip —- bine, Wilmingtos, NC, with indse and passengers. steamship Valley Cts, Snyder, Richinond, with mdae, t0 Jue Hund. Steanuship Saratoga, Kio rfulk, de, with mdse and to G Heineken & re. ip Albemarle, Bourne, Norfolk, dc, with mdse nigers, to Liviugs.on, Pox & Co. Ship Carglua’ Magnus, Ashley. iverpool, 38 days, with mdse, vo dT. Baik Auna E Garden, Leavitt, Bridgeport, CB, 11 days, with coal, to Brett, 8on & Co, ~ Wark Henrt, Blair, New Orleans, July 4, and the bar 11h, with ise, 16 CA Roberta, Brig Willam Nash (of jaltis,N3), Cow Bay, 14 days, with coat, to DR DeWolt & Co, : Brig Olive (of Phiindelphin), Foss, Bangor, 14 days, with lumber, to Flolyoke jurray. Brig Castiiian (of Portland), Hardenbrook, Calata? days, 8 & Ward. ‘with lumber, to Me Brig B ‘on. hera, 10 days, with fruit, to ens. William Flint (of Thomaston), Post, days, with coal, to HW Loud, asics’ Deanls, Pierson, Galveston, 40 days. with fo Tupper & Beattie, Hak lind right winds aid calms niire panna 3) days to the Tortngas. Sear Cutted, orgetown, SC, 10 days, with Navas Flores, to master, dir Oregon, Monrve, Washington, NC, 8 days, with naval yw vay, 12 ashington, NC, 9 days. , Washington, NC, 9 « wards, Virginia Virginh RCaldw re. gor, 1 days, with lumber to nusster, Sehr Ml Coptic, Howkell, Bangor, Sehr May Day, Suiall, Bash, 10 days, with lumber, to Hot- voko & Murray, ‘ SMonlton, Crowley, Calnis, 6 days, with lum. Frye & Co. . Strith, Brown, Cherrytield, with lumber for Port and, to Simpson & Olepp. + Mount fope, Farnham, Roekland pti, |. Rockland Sebr Oregon, Galt, Rock!) duno, Hisll, Rocklan Ser Cosmus, Hall, Rockland. Sehr Alfred Keen, Rovinaon, Ronsont for Boston, Schr Henry Clay, Sears, Now Redford Sebr Whistler, Strange, Taunton. Sehr Sallie Smith, Chase. Fall River, Schr Rlephon K Lane, Puller. Ya-month, Hall, Barlow, Sandwicn, Kor, Providenc Schr EJ Munsell, Barlow, Providonee. Sehr Milton, Raymond, Providener. depr Elleo Perkins, Bidris ovidence. Sebr Minnte Wariicld, Reville, Providence. Sehr Rebecca, Smith, Providence. Below. ship w innedl, Minturn & ¢ posed to be the Rhine, London sera, Marine Disasters. from New Orleans for Boston. be- on ae bar at Southwest Pasa, had lost ber rudder. e‘bur at Tpisnola, Feta, had sweated bar Mile damage at Indianola, Terns, ie to the I Uide, would pro- bahly float Sreamyn Kw fore reporind aaiier i Iasi, and Wake two feet Sstre Island. was driven on # suickaeud ber in and after thro some $30) cane off next tide, leaking badly; repaired, her trip, and returned to Savannah 8h Inst. Soun wn, from Baltimore for all, River, before rn. Foriga amk in the Chesapeake, lies off Willongnby Foie in fathome water, A wrecking firm in Norfolk eon veswel. tr the Senn Resicicity, of Glocester, in reported to have bern orton the Coast of Nava Seotla within a monte past. She was at Newfonndiand durin ob g Ay of (he toe be or Teasel got aehore and hat remalned of her for the oo Insurance. The ‘ton burthen, built penane took about the whole of that, so owners received nothing, there bet twas a good vos! of 66 at Essex in 1863, and was valued with ontit at One eighth of the vessel belonged w thie town, 11de ia Qhiney, and 17 de in Weymouth.—Glowcester Telegraph. Miseelinueous. Three-righths of sip Ruropa was sold at auction in New Bedford hy Turis, of Edgartown, 10th inet, ne die charged frm her iat royagm, th the following pares —1-16:h to Ramuel Cevorn, at rate o| a 1 do, at $20.40), Leiten w do, st $20,900 to do, at $21,490; 1 16th to dared Jervegan, at §21.400; 132d to do, at $21,600, 116th to Goorge Barney, of New Bediord, at $21,900. wa Conn a Mepota, of athamn, has heen pur. eat is Cant W iba Bintehtord and ouvera, of Reckpori, she will run as ® packet between Rockport and SLoor Ronsavt, 0 tone burden, bnilt at Stonybronk, LI, now lying ot Herard’s wharl, has been sold to Cap: Wiliam A Beard, « ve terms, Notice to Mariners. SAVANMAI RAY HOW, ngih been completed, 4 fo a iors the close of the war 1 kant, bat owing ebange in the « _ ‘operiy na? fot a quide, aad i will Gout: reentry wo romove it. Savannah Rep Whalemen. id from Sag farbor th inst, bark Ocean, Hamilton, for South Avante Orest. ‘A letter from iles W Som, o» board vehr AL Potoam, lat Se hae Cutetate, trom - hia, Aue wie ene wm Laverpool for Philadelp! i Aue Bric A J Ross, {rom Segua for Boston, Aug U1, iat ‘is 44, lon 76 06. i" Cow Bay, C! bark E Sebule, Anderson. fui NY ian. id haa ue 9, bark ‘August, Gali : ‘ork. fore ene PEI, Joly %—Arr sebr Alena, Kr ork. wt tavtrax, A TArr brig Lady Washington, MeLeiian ‘Lavarpoor, Aug 1—Arr previous, ship 8t Peter, Goo: ce ly 29—Arr steamer (Br), MeM ions New York tor Li prev © Aug I, bark Caiberine roam: MBs hug the-ae bark Id, Taylor, Bo — |, Taylor, Bos ee eer Poledelpnicy Tock, Mobile, Wieting, Cla hth, aly 8 » Morse, Liverpool, ie Ay 8 » loontight, Small, Rene, e irtmen, tal af Gld steapuer ia (and ald 22th). Sd stommers Neer Kennedy, Salvor; ship Aberdeen art, 2th—Arr steamers Delaware (Br), Thompson. Liverpow via Queenstown; T D Wagner, Baxter, Chariston; Mets Burton, ‘ork; , C) York. sum: Nore Mary Sanford Glare N¥ors. x, eras PC steamers Rowell. NYork: Helow shins Rival, Doans, from NOrteans Aruzan, from NYork. BALT! Janeiro: PR Thompson, too, Sl sbips Molock, Boston; Uulan, Bos thon, Pembroke: brigs kono, Cuba: Minrici Wth—Betow bi faredaie, Molseed and Casior, Mart from Porto Rico; Ida C Rogeit and Muscorads, Loore, fy ra. BANGOR, Aug 10—Cld echr Knight, Romoo. Maltimore. BATH, Aug iearr ship Crescent City, } lwell, Liv ” But schis, Melliourno, Marsan, NXoRk: | Cheriex Motnr| rey. hel he CHARLESTON, Aug 8—Arr sehr Ella Crocker, Roekpy le, Olt bark Addie becker Pennell, Kio de Plata, & k Rockwood (Br). Lowry, Liverpool; sche Suplia Jameson, Jameson, Boston h—Cld wel, iF Sallie Mears, Lewis Port Spain (Trin). DARIEN, Ga, Aug 5—Sld brig Undine (ir), Meleung At Jago. BAST GREENWICH, Aug l0—Sid sehr Randolph, Philwtetphta, ‘ VORTKESS MONROE, Aug 10—Arr in hempton fa) fehrs B Arculanius, Richmond for Boston, W it Kel, NYork for Georgetown, DC: N © Hart, Flushing Bay | j Boston; Vesta, Baltimore for Providence; 1" all. Gear) town for Providenee; P shearer, Ally Fou Bu for Fall Rig town, DC Moselle Bediord; 1th, MJ Rue. Pot of Shoals for NYork; 15 rk Marelet, ‘luc, itio Janet for orders. GALVESTON, Aug 4—Arr schr Wm unter, Heski), NYork. GEORGETOWN, SC, Aug 4—Cld sehr Lath Rie! 10-Arr achrs em, Aley.§ Vn) STER, Au GW Baldwin, Long, NYoric. fg W mali MOAtr schrs’ Platten X¢ Tur Or for N hy bat haven for NYork: HOLMES’ HOLE, Aug 1, Chi joston, Albert Jameson, Cand Dagge mark ' for Rockland for NYork; Jamea Henry, Sid barks Sniiote, Ande KP Chase, Wentworth, Phage, Gurdlver olson, Tih. 7 AM—Arr hark Arleita, Colcord, Turks Islan ir orders; sehrs Ht Endieott, Endicott, Ph Indelpnta ror By ton; Z'A Paine, Jones, do for Bangor, Sid brigs JP eott, Wm A Dresser; achrs Dindem, Pearl, Sarai Gen Lewis Mulford, Plat Remaluing, Dark Avlet EW ORLEANS. sebrs Matanzas, and Z Paine ng S—Arr sehr Talisman, “hompson Cld barks Cepbus Sterrett, Gregory, iad Wan Van », Gook, Philadel at ‘ousted the bar at AW Pass 8th, steamship Morida, for Liverpool, Steamer Kenaineton, for Boston, and #hip Phen- dor Knoop, for Liverpool, are willl on the ber. Bark by renee Clupman, from Liverpool, still outside the bar. oun Cr NORFOLK, Ang 10—Arr schr0 LD Weies, Moslander Philadephia for Charleston, putin on account 01 slexnes, aud to get a ni ow crew. NEW BEDFOED, Aug 10—Sid rehra Thomas B 5 Rowman; M A Howland, Fuller and Lanutatine, But'er NYork. Baltimore. ker, from HWth-Arr sehr Sarnuel 1 Traverse, Applegarth. NANTUCKET, Aug S—Arr sche Pavilion, NYovk. BW HAVEN, Auglial2—Arr sohra Pickup, Curtiss, Godwin’ Lady Kowa. Philadelphia, EC C Burdett Hart, Dentan, Align’s Point; Henry NY. Thowas Ware, aud Neptune, 3 for sloopa Grape, Young, NYork; Stay, Toum n eee tee York? © Godwin, and Tabitha & Hannah, Elizabethport, NEW:ORT, Aug 10—Arr senrs. BJ Munsell, Ba and Elie Verkina, Eldridge. Providence jor N York, « All sid AM Ith); sid sehrs John Randolph, Nuacott, Thabsay Wood, Marin Van Buren; slodp Ann B Hol 4 Lth—Arr achrs Ney, Borden, Delaware ¢ f, Herrick, Di mabewaport, Bld schr Natit Holmes, Rrreut, ‘ltstethpare At anchor of Gould Talaut, ach Jonas Stu, Nichols, supposed from Georgacown, DU, for Fall River, PIT ADELPH Arr acbra AH Cali, Stays, LE ae AUR Warefionn; Rnwadurn Bennet Dighton, ld iL himer. « ‘Antwer S » ley, Cat 3 Darke Didite, i ; Ellen Stevens, Crouch. Boston; stirs Malue FS » Blake, Moridnnd: §o ikon, eotey! ae roa: Sr pion eg a wee eer; .. icy, Boston: HG Irvin, AAiking, Portsmouth; AW en Simpson, Boston, Wh—Arr sbi o, Caseidy, Londoniterry, I: * | Anite ‘Aagenk, cy ‘NVork: Vorto Visit, Mbyer, New Orinanss wor Be. Sato, Fook, jelpata, Cid Bri, hr Sunny Side, Greente ACR “Po HAND Ane Teche bg ADble © Titcom)s, Tih 3 Islnd; 8 Franconia, Sherwood, \¥ork, | M—Arr bark Ema © Litehtens; BenEtsApora? Rat atc. "Peey dr as voony Ser 3 Ru , Terry. ah itigtony ‘a0, Bon: Buller, Yowler, NYork; Sarah Jane, Gard h, Bakor, do; J MF ise: Jun, Biriige »VIDENCE, At Ibert Fi J. Vervitl, NYork; sloops Willard, dant Warren, Middleton, Philadeipis Evans, doy Sallie 8 Godfrey, (olfrey, i Parke Mery atts, Bliven or Angeii arker, dio; Jatt, Bliveo. do: Angelit Hoovers do; Erase Brainard, Wells, Waahing: NJ; Cloud, Seaman, Treuton, NJ; Sarah A one ‘Kelley, Go: Julia Maria, (eit, dr: sebre JohasDorraiae, Rice, Pb.) Frost, Nelso. MAVANNAIL Ang 2d bark Manitou, North, Porto Rico, brig DU Caatier, Boston, SALEM, Aug Arr scenes Herschell, even. Patient, Pilladelphia: Teane © tery Mi 10th, Larnue Richard frvin, Sher dur Foruand, “Sid web. tslizabeth 3 WILMINGSON, NC. Aug 10— Arr bari Cardenas. Cid brie lda (BE), Or Tits ate bark Tat Le (My t Mary (Br), Willigers im. An n, a0. » Malbtas, Cardenas; sobt Murine: Horus, ta bark Eligsbeth New London, Cony. 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