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NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION.
iMoricai AiMclatira for the
A4t uceaeat of Sciemcc.
f|MUIK?pwt mt (Im Hew York HenM.
POUBTH PAY? 1H1TERAL SESSION.
Clbtblimb, Aug. 1, 1S43.
Tba Anoci&tion met (hid morning, u usual, in tho
IimhmihiI of the Second 1'resbyterian Church, Prof.
Pieree in the Chair.
W?e President announced that the first businwe
Was the report of committee*.
Previous to these reports, the following gentlemen
wen elected members of the association:? Dr. James
H Nichols, Massachusetts; W111. C. Turner, Cleve
land; Jess* Ma.kham, Salem, 0.; Dr. J. H. Pulte,
Cleveland; Rev. J. F. Bi. gbam, New York; Joseph
BuUrvant, Columbus, 0.; Wilhelm Blazius; W. S.
Bullivant, Columbus, 0.; Rev. Samuel Newberry,
Ohio; Isaac N. Mason, Cleveland, O.; S. iJohnson,
New Haven; J. J. Husband, Cleveland, 0.; John
Gandry, Cincinnati, 0.
The Standing Committee recommended the ap
pointment of the following gentlemen, each a com
mittee, to report on the subjects assigned them at the
next meeting, and by no means to be delayed beyond
the second session, which was unanimously adopt
ed : ?
Prof. Baebe? On Rc -oct Additions to our Knowledge of
Mm Theory of Tid*..
Pref . Hsavr? Ou our K.ao* ledge oi the Laws of Atmos
Eeetricit*
Pro* Hall? Ou Recen'. Additions te our Kaowledg* of
the Poleoxole Rock -
Pref. J. L. Sal'O- On Micro- Chemistry.
ftref. Oifcbes- ?>u tbe Recent Progress Organic of Che
Snietry.
Dr. OonM ? Oo the P-. icr^t* and IVvelopements of the
Beetro Chronogram n Method of Observation.
Dr Leidy ? Od ? R-a.aiu* of Exliaot Mammalia* and
Beptili* in Notth Aii-ei ic*.
Pief. Pietee? o?? the Present State ef the Theory of
Planalary Perturbation.
Dr. Burnett ? Ou Reoent Advances in Anatomy and
Physiology.
Pref. Agaisiz? On 'be History ef oar Knowledge of Al
ternation of Gerer* ion iu Animals
Prof. Daaa? On <be DUtrlbuttMi of the Lower Animalf.
Dr. Wolcott Gibbes then read a report relative
!? the tunds of the association and the sale of the
volumes of the proceedings. This report strongly
condemned the custom of selling the volume? of the
proceedings at a high, or at any price at all, and
also the custom of collecting so large an annual fee
from the members ; expressing the beliet that we
had no possible need of funds, except to pay the
permanent Secretary and the general incidental
expenses > f each meeting.
Dr. Gould remarked that it was the primary pur
pose of those forming the association to make it the
means of an easy interchange of information, atten
dance. Ac. He knew that tkus far the assessment
was buithensome, and had contravened the benefi
cial purposes of the organization. He knew that a
lady of Boston had presented to the association a
large number of volumes left in the library of her
husband at hi.- dratb, which were to be presented to
tbe members of the association. These volumes had
been taken. and sold, to the extraordinary mortifica
tion of the lady, and derogation of the association.
He deprecated the whole system as unnecessary, op- ,
pressive, and positively productive of dissatisfaction.
Tbfc remarks gave great satisfaction to the asso- I
num.
Professor Hall said, that in the old association it
had been the purjiose to keep the assessment law.
It was once as low as 12? cents. True, the number
of members was small, if the citizens of cities, or
individuals, chc-e to publish the volumes, then let
ttie members have the volumes free of charge. It
wis wrong to assess in this way by selling volumes.
Bather pay twice the sum in any other way. He
was, and had been, opposed to a fund; thought that
Jt was unnecessary, and would prove disastrous.
Lieutenant Hint thought that this would be beg
ging cities to invite and assist us.
Professor Hall thought not, and would despise
bncha process.
Professor Bache thought tliat we should be inde
pendent of these pratuities, that every member should
pay, and then we would a-sfc no favors. We never
nave desired to speculate or raise a fund. We
have discussed the propriety of offering premiums,
and determined to r>tier none, as the British Associa
tion does, and therefore there is no need of a fund.
Com. Wilkes wanted information, and thought
that they had better be printed.
Professor Glints said that a committee often was
desired to consider wisely the whole matter of the
revision of the constitution.
The Pubhidunt said they bad come from the com
mittee unanimously, and were considered wise and
important, or they would not be presented.
Professor J. L. Smith thought them wise.
Professor Hall thought they were unanimously
sustained. The ass< wment was among them, and
the volumes should be distributed gratuitously.
Prof. Bachk regarded it only as one of those mo
difications so accessary to a progressive body. He
did not refie;t on the past. It would reflect on liim
Belf. We huve advanced, and must change to keep
np with the times.
Dr. Gould said, that as there seemed to he a mis
apprehension regarding the resolutions, they had
tetter he read.
Thty were read again.
Mr. Eedfiklp wished it understood that even un- j
der these res lutions it would be very long before the |
constitution could, or would, be changed
Prof. Levekino thought the first resolution might
be so modified as to relate to future collections, asd
that, a* it now stood, it would reflect on the furmer
administration. As it is, we are now a year ahead,
and it was. probably, but commendable business
foresight in the offi -ers.
It wa? so amended as to read " farther" collec
tions, Ac.
Com. Wilkes asked what was the number of the
edition.
The President replied that it lormerly had been
1,000; but Wis now l",'JOO.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
A resolution passed the Association modifying the
resolution of Saturday last, which authorized the Per
manent Secretary to purchase copies of the back
volume". It was so modified as to demand that he
should furnish these volumes to the members of the
Association at the cost price.
Dr. Gipbks w w moved that the President ap
point the committee of ten gentlemen to revise the
constitution.
The motion was carried, and the President an
nounced that he would make tbe appointment to
iBorrow. as it required some time for reflection.
The standing committee recommended calling on
the Perrrai ent Secretary, Prof. Baird, to make a full |
report to tbe Association of his operations fir the j
year, and of all the moneys received, disbursed, and
now on hand by him. |
We believe that no report has aa yet been made
manifesting the condition of the treasury, which is
said to he unnecessarily fi ll. The only necessary ex
penditures arc f r programmes. <kc., for the sessions,
stationery, and the salary of the Permanent Seore
taiy , which is three hundred dollars annually.
The general meeting then adjourned to three
?'clock this afternoon.
A Sixoi'lab Cask. ? A Miss Read, of West Boyls
ton(1took chloroform a few days ago, for the pur|io?e
of liaving atooth extracted, and after the operation
wan performed she was attacked with severe nain in
Ua: bead, became unconscious, and apparently died.
Hu fiiet.ils supposing her dead, laid her out for
burial, and V>egan to prepare for the funeraJ cere
monies'. bi t their grief was unexpectedly tnrned to
joy and astonishment, on finding thst the supposed
idead began to revive. She eventually recovered the
full possession of her faculties; but what Is still most
singular in her case, as we are told, she suffers vio
lent pains in the head as regularly as evening ap
proaches, and a' length, and about the same honr
each night, fall* into a swoon, very similar to that
?vhicb. in the first ii stance, was supposed to be the
uleep of deith. Th:s <? certainly presents a most
mmarkab'e ew ape from premature burial.? IVurtt*
ter Transcript.
Doihjim; the Spirit Rappers' Prophecy. ? An
ccceLtrie individual in the town of Essex has, dur
ing the present season, built a small vessel. After
having finished her. he had communication from
what purported to be the spirit of his deceased
father, who informed him that he would not live six
months after his vessel was lannched. He imme
diately procured the assistance of several of his
neigh>K>rs, loadad her on wheels, and with several
yoke of oxen she was drawn into the river at low
water, and placed upon blocks, where she remained
until high water, when she was afloat. She is
named the " Lyvancha.'' and hails from "The
Kingdom of God.'' She is believed to be the only
vessel ever built there that waa not hanabad
Glouct'/er Telegraph.
Gathering of Reporti?*!*. ? One of the most nu
merous gatherings of reportera that we have ever
known outside or a large city, was at the Plymouth
eelei>nition , on Monday last. There were no less
than fifty three of the profession present Over
twenty quark-red at the ttimoset House. Of the
Whole c>rps present, about one-third were from ths
rfty of New York. Seventeen were skilful phonogra
phers, sixteen practiced various systems ?f stenogra
phy, and the balance appeared to be content with
ihc elongated band. It was a .nticeable collection
of workers, and represented a respectable degree of
takut.? Boston Bet.
Co nit mt Oiwil BwIom.
Mar* Hla B?? Reoardar Tiftaa.
?roam 0.-TU Coon mat jwMnl*; it IS o'olack.
fUNUt to idiMriMt dtx pirxu were eeateacad
to the Stat* p risen ud paniteatiary far rerieas offaaoea
ooaaautted wlthia the laat fair days.
SMNTENCHS.
Mtaqf ChtOtf ? A Fraachaiaa, unxl Chailes_ Jeaa
Gaddaid, iadie'ed for grand larcaay, pleaded guilty to
the above offence, ha having stolen a quantity af goo is
from Frauds Brawn Tha Court sentenced tha prisoner
to ba imprisoned in tha State prison for two year*.
Robbery ? John Stewart, who waa ladicted for robbery
ecmmiiud on the peraon of Joka Bishos. pleaded guilty
to aatault and battar> oaly; aad tha Court, having ac
cepted hi* plea, srntenced tha prisaner to be 1*M $30, and
stand cuminit'sd ustii the dee waa paid.
Malic*ou? ilirhuf ?John Moote, convicted of tha
above ofleuce, he h?*iag set fltx and destroyed a carriage
belongiag to Levi Ailaum of Harlem, was sentenced tj
one gear's i?i;ri-.or urut in the penitentiary.
I'etxt Larceny ? Jane. F Khar, c mulcted of petit lar
con v. having xtolrn two tuba if butter from a rrocery
ttoie in Baxter sutet wa* btutencaU to six months mi
pili^smttni in the penitentiary.
Matulaughur ?Alexander fatterson wai next b -ought
op for aentenoe. he havw g been convicted yesterday of
the above i Qrne* in having canned the daath of Mathiue
Wa'lus, on the fjiit h of Jul? la?t by nhoodng him ac
cidentally with a loaded uiuikm. Tbe Recorder, ia pro
nouncing the miu aLC? of the Court, ?ald that. al-heugh
tearly everynody c*'riod fi -warms oa the Fourth of Jaly,
?till the lawa 01 the rita e do not allow any man to c? ry
loadvd firearms tu a ci<y oa aay day. The jury baviag
reccmniecdtd bin to tt>e mercy of tha Court, c.i? H >nor
suspended judg&ent in this cue, aad the prioantr waa
ducba gad
Matulaughier. ? Char lei Baerner, who was ladictad at
the July term, for man Uugh'er.'for having earned the
dtatb of Joh?m<a Mary Wall ay malpractice wai then
brought up for trial. Fro a the following eridahce, tue
data:l? of the shocking a Hair will be louud highly rnter
erting.
Dr. Cameron. b"cg duly sworn, deposed ? That he lived
at 89 Chr'ktia ?trevt, he M?miaed the body of Mrs Wall,
and gave hi* opinion teat her death wax c*u ed by a rap
ture o! the ttomb. Whea ha opened the abdomen he
fon ad the cavities fnll oi blood, which shewed that farce
had been Uf-eo; on tbe left side of the womb he tound a
ruptuie, about six .ncoe in length a hich gave issue to
the bleed found in tie cavity, Ihe Inflammation was so
expensive that the iut?:stiaee had stuck to the womb. No
such rupture could tal>e place without a disshvite of
blood on ihe per? of the parieut. Tae womsa's stomach
wiui quite bealtny, mj that tha rupture could uot have
bten ? poataneous
Hete tha witness tan cruaa-examined by tha prisoner's
eour pel.
Madeline Ellen, being dalv sworn, deposed? That she
wan a n< 10 wife; w?c io Mrs Wall's houee on the morning
of her confinement; the prisoner wis there; witnens did
not i-ea anything dove by the prisoner, as she waa ia
another roaai; /ha afterwards saw him operating; ha
used a poker to oetaio the deliveraaoe; It waa rusty,
acd he greeted it, ha said that ha would have to take
the arm off the child . the 'ODaan several times said tbat
he would pull her oo'r all ta pieces; he commenced ta
work again, when ? he said ha would tear her heart out;
the decior thea ouraed at her. Witn?sstold the prisoner
tbat he ought to send for another doctor wheu he said
*? if the'e were tkree cnore thee tbey could not act aay
better than he coulrf " Dr Wilhetaa was seat for after
t: e prisoner gave up tbe operation. and he aucoeeded in
deliver ii g the putn&n ia a few minuses.
Dr Cameron again to< k the stand, and testified that
tha way in which the prisoner treated her was barbarous,
and sot legitimate. The puling oat of the a*m waa
uielecs.
Dr. WUhe'm, the Coroaar, wha delivered the woman
af'er the unxuxa^aful attempt At the prisoner, was than
examined, and testified to the coaditi m he foun i the un
fortanaie womaa in adetioription of which would stiock
tbe eari of all perrons po?>e>?ed of aay degree o! modesty.
Several wiine< ?es weie then produced for the defence,
testifying to the great skill af the prisoner as an as
caocheur.
The couniel for tha defence then eumaiad up the
evidence for tha defenoe. arguing that a man of skill, aa
the prisorer was, would never have c* i?ed the rupture
of tie womb sod that it lau^t have been spoataneoui or
caused by Dr. Wiliirim.
Tbe Assuftant District Attorney, Mr Hall, then inm
med up the evidence fcr tha proaecut'.oa, contending
tbat the greater '.the prisoner's skill the greater his
culpsble negligence, while attempting to celirer the
dtcaa'ed.
The Court then charged the jury, who after a few mo
men ts consultation. >eBdered the verdict Ot " Guilty af
map&laughter in the fourth degree "
Higher Law in Ehie ? The citizens of Erie, Penn
sylvania. are in a state of great excitement, on ac
count of a proposition by the Lake Shore Railroad
Company, to change the gauge at that place, so that
the preheat delay and inconvenience arising from
different ranges may be avoided. The alteration is
abeut to t>e made under the antbority of an aot of
the last Pennsylvania Legislature; but the poople of
Erie are determined to resist the change "at all haz
ards a?d to the last extremity." They held a meet
ing on the 19th ult. and passed resolutions which,
the Post says, H amount to rank nullification, and
are likely to lead to open war." They say the law
was procurred by bribery and corruption, and is not
binding on them. They are determined to tear np
the railroad at all points where it crosses the streets
of the city of Erie. The City Council met the same
evening, and ordered the high constable to tear up
the rails, and made it the duty of every citizen to
aid in the work when called on, under a penalty of
five dollar*, and imposing a penalty of 1100 for re
sisting the order. Truly, they have stirrincr times in
Erie. We hope the matter wili be settled without
bloodshed.
Destructive Fire at Fairfax Court House.?
A destructive fire occurred iu the village of Provi
dence, Fairfax Court House, yesterday morning.
The fire waa discovered about 1 o'clock A. M., in the
printing office of the Fairfax Newt* The office,
with ail its materials, wai destroyed. 1 he lower
part of the bui'ding was occapied by Dr. \7. P. Gun
nell, as a physician's office, atd Wm. H. Dr.lany as a
law office. Dr. (innnell sa?ed nothing? loss about
1200. The books of Mr. Du'any in the front room
wsre saved; those in the back room were destroyed.
His loss is considerable. The liames soon spread to
the adjoining buildings on aither sile. The law
e ffice of Wan. L. Edwards was burned, but most of
the books were saved. Soma valuable papers were
lost. The building occupied by Mrs. Hunt was
turned down ? mo^t of the furniture saved. A build
ing next ta this was burned. The buildings destroyed
were all owni d by N. Conrad", and were not insured.
His lots is estimated at about 31 .000. The principal
loss will fall tip >n the proprietor of the Fai.-lax Nevs .
who has, as will be seen, not only lost the material
of his printing office, but ail of his accounts and
books. This is the largest fire that ever occurred at
Fairfax, C. H Alexandria Gazette, Aug. 4.
Shooting Affair neap. Alleoany, N. Y We
learn that a murderous affair occurred near Allegany,
about 10 A. M., yesterday. The circumstance, as re
lated to us. is as follows: ? Mr. John Murphy, agent
of Mr. N. Deverenx. went up to the Chipmunk Creek
a short distance, with a party of Dutch, to look at a
lot of land. On their return they came to * spot
where a fence bad been thrown across the road, dur
ing their absence up the creek, which tliey at once
proceeded to remove. While engaged in this work
the party was fired upon three times by several per
sons concealed in the bushes near by. At the last
discharge, iflr. Murphy was dangerously wounded iu
tho head? a bullet taking ctt'eet near the temple.
We underctand that he lies in a very critical condi
tion. Another person was slightly wonnded. Bul
lets and buckshot flew pretty briskly nntil the party
managed to get out of the way.? OUan Journal,
August 3.
Hoi'.rirlf Affray? Three Men Killed? Six
Woijbded Dangerously. ? A party of about sixty
workmen, engaged on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railway, rear the month of the <ireat Miami, got
into some difficulty on Sunday, which resulted In a
serious encounter at a temporary grog shop that
evening. It seems that the men were divided into
two parties ? one from this city and on" from Law
renceburg ? and that bud blood had previously ex
isted between tbem. On Monday nit;l?t the Law
rencebnrg paity, having been discomfited in the lirst
encounter, returned to take vcngeance upon the
others. A terrible affray ensued, in which shovels,
pickaxes, iron bars, clubs, Ac. were freely used, and
the final result was three men killed, six badly and
probably tftelly wounded, and a large number of the
rcmaincuswarfully cut up and beaten. The excite
ment in the vicinity was very great; all work on the
road was susf ended, but nobnrjy had been urre t'jd
np to twelve o'clock on Tuesday ? Cincinnati
(jazett*. Aug. 4.
More Commissioners to thf. World'.! Fatr.-?
The following namad gentlemen have been ap
l>ointed by Gov. Bigler. of Pennsylvania a0 Commis
sioners to the World's Fair : ? Gen. Robert Fatter
son, A. L. Hl'wyn. Hon. J. S. Gilpin, of Philadelphia;
Isaac (?. M'Kinley, Esq., of Dauphin; Won. trcle
rick Watts, of Cumbenund; Wilson M'C ind'c is and
Gen. William Larimer, of Allegheny; John W. Gary,
of Westmoreland; William F. Packer, of Lyeoming
C. L. W aid, Corueu F. Mason, of Bradford: William
Strong, of Reading; Asa Pa"ker, of Carbon; Luther
Kidder, of Luzerne; G. W. Ilalenhake, of Clinton.
Cniini in Alj!aj?y*? The following is a statement
of the arrests of persons charged with criminal of
fences, and brought before the police magistrates, in
the city of Albany, during the month of July, 1853 :
? False pretences, 8; forgery, 2: embezzlement, 1;
attempt to commit burglary, 1; perjury. 1; Grand
larceny, 9; Seduction, 2; pacing counterfeit silver
coin, it/enter, 4; assault and battery, 96; assault and
battery on officers, 11; breach of the pence, 07:
drm.k in the street, 33; keeping disorderly house, 1;
disorderly persons refusing to support t-hc'ir families,
11: threats, 5; misdemeanors, R; petit larceny, 43;
riot and affray, 1H ; bastardy, 4: vagrancy, 27: mis
?fcllaneous. 23: violating city laws, 27 ? tot il. 425.
Tub Delaware and Martiand Ship Cava*.?
Wt learn frem the Delaware Republican that several
?f the directors of the company which has been or
^anized for the purpo?* of constructing a canal to
connect the OMesapeake and Delaware bftJR. Waited
on Got. Ross a fow days ago, with a view of getting
him te call an extra sesaion of the Delaware Legisla
ture. They < fJercd to seeure to the State >20,000 a
ye?r for twenty years, if a c harter shall l?e granted
to them. The Governor held the matter nnder ad
visement for a few days.? Baltimore fjvn, Aug. 2.
IN wml IntcUlgcaM,
Ik* late SpaaUh Minister Boa Calderw da U Bare*,
aad family will take their departure la the United States
mail (teenier Washington the Uth laetaat, a ad aet
b y the Cunaid i tea me r of next Wedaesday, u stated
yeaterday by n la take.
At the avaoal meetiag of the Phi Beta Kan pa Society
at Paitnouth last weak, the Hoa Kdward Kfarett was
elected Orator for rext year, and Prof. Shedd of Aubura,
substitute, and Mr. 3 T. Fields, of Boston, Poet.
Henry P Harm E?q , whig. has beea elected Merer of
Hew 1 or. doc.; Conn.. by a large majority, over A. C. Lip
pert, democrat and lata Incumbent.
R H Coles. Fx{ . has beea appelated PestmMter at
New Kucbaile In the place of Mi C. N. Deaa.
The Pieetdent bas apuoin'ed O B MoFaddeu. of Wash
ington c?? ny Pennsylvania, an Associate Judge for the
Territo- j of <t?eifon
Bxevet Oaii ?iu Van B.kkelan, of the Seventh infantry,
h?.a UfO M!iiK.iii'fd &?hiktant Quartermaster in the army,
wi'b the .stV: of cap'ain. vice -ie*rle. deceased.
J B -to\*U. F?<i , has arospted the office of Treasurer
of ib* State Virginia, and euteted upon the ducharga
of hia official duties
DBrABTt-RES.
In tbv dtoBPiclan Ati.ii/tic, for Liverpool ? Hon .Tamca tin
cbsi.au. I' S Miu tier to the Court of St Jame.-i aDd mrvaafc;
C J Merriwether ami lidy.Va; E P Moore, N T; Hon Pierre
I Souli\ Jill later if Spain, and lady; N 8oulf, Secretary, W F
| HlcVa, Atla.be, Mias Allison, Phlla; II Lynd. lion J J
: f??ihele, I tarire to Belgium, lady and .laughter, J Chun, N T;
J Stowoll and laiiy. T VoCarty, D F Dewey and lady, N V;
I II J.-fleraon and Mi?a E JrflVruon, White Haven; M Otera and
| M I'ei'a Central am?rica; K U Barnwell, Consul to Am
i ft'rdain, and b??rerof despatches to Pari*. London and ttia
liaane. F boll 'lb to. N Y ; IV Thompaon, bearer of deapttohsa;
I M Walker Fnirlai.d; 3 A Wade. N Y: Alfred Thompson,
F.ng; Mr> F "orli and two daurbtera; Mr John Morris, NT;
' J II Almv. J hlrra W O Cotnatook, J Douae. N Font, and M
j I'ul#, of Havana; M I.acai-tte and lady T M La Harriers,
two Mi<r?a La l!?rr<ere uiiil Maater La Barriers, Panama: G
I Corl ran. I retain! Joseph Thompson and lady, R M R Ker
| ehival, Y Vivaa, Mexico; .1 Ayre?, 8 Sistlon, U R Cromwell,
I N > Lonprr D Malcolm and eon. Mian dell and James Ken
nedy. ti'klaml; II' Roner*, E Ducatet, E Chaaauvge, La;
| Aadrew WU1 1, Philadelphia; F S Kinney. J C Priokett, Mr
i hauls, hiaa Itaiika and atrvaut, Mew Y'jrk, J B Kaufman,
J Slaw, B Cuouie, New Orleans. Robert llutohssnn and W
I C Betl,< I V\ fit I. diea; K J Smart, Loodon; N W Honker,
Georgia ( CaMtgllola -?nd F Lin o Now Granada; P Tabb,
1'blNuelpbia. J S Jnaephb California, ? Fnnbena. New Or
ient; t-tu G B-irrl'ia. Mexico; J F.ateve, France; B F llsff
man, E Rood and lid}, Detroit; L P Bayne, F Lacoix, New
Orleans, Mi>* F McCabill C E hriglit, J Wadsworth and
lady, SI ifa i.eo Will rs. Bullalo; W 8 Camplell. Consul to
R" tterdam; C H Mc<'orinlck Illinois: WD Wa^'agaa, l*dr,
tnr-f si.tl tl ree chil0r?i>, New York; P ponan, EnKlsnd;
('harle* '.inrmire. Pbiladelpbla; G Machivella and two
frienda Italj; Vlnoent brewer, Germanv; II Walker, D
Mr.rray, Soi tlatid; J lli-ll, Louisiana; J E Thome and U
Vizard < anada; J Killan, England; Mra D C Bailleul,
Franre Vict, r Hiron, Panama; A Bontoaa, New Orleana;
Mra J ba?citt, Canada; J Cauldwell, New Orleans; J Cor
radan, J F Sarac, M Laralle Mrs M Hanford, L Billow, W
Mann, < bs> le? lie la Parte an'1 lady, J Sampeon, P T Ueartt
lady ar.d two children. Misa Hart and nurie, Troy; A Men
See, Hon W J Schoolcraft anil lady, A Sandoz, New York;
H Jo> ea H B Scott, Mew Orleans; S Fstigozie, D G Ssr
bc.'S. Total. 138.
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah, in the atesmabip Alabama.? Col R H D
I.ovell. Mr ch-??ver M Smith, lady and infant, D P Lander
line. Jndge Welbourne, J Brsatern. J Honsman. M Barns
tern, MUa M f hackelford Miaa M Hast, Mis i E Haat. Miss
Flewellen, A Vl.i Koche. D Vsador. E Ileaton, C D Stew
art Dr H Flewellen, Jolin Rogers, J C Phillips, J Prnett, B
8 Ilorner, Mrs I'oit and two daughters. MUs Hears, Mrs
Seynn ur, Mias A Bardwell and servant, Mrs Bardwell, Alex
H*i?is Jobu Campbell. R Schwartz, J A vet, A R Iiarrlaon,
H P Connery, Geo Rooney, A G Richard I aud aarvant. S M
lleisbam P D Mnmford, Vish Julia Hurt, Mi?? Rebecca
llort, J E Hurt and l&dv, Mi.s H Stewart, Miai M Fountain,
Miaa k B Hardawav, Mise Virgiaia Hudson, Misa L Hudson,
Mias C Toombs H W Williams. D F Prout, M Marsh, C T
Hatch, Mrs i. T Dorsey Miss L C Johnson, R W ltonner and
l&^y, J A Strothor and lady James Rogers andladv, Major
R S Haidaway, Role-t Flournay, Master Chas Shorter, J B
Str>th, A Diftcnbocil'er, T McKenna, Mr Van Dyck. Mr Alis,
lb< n.as Gilhcrt, W W Aiistlu, C R Haywood, T U Davis, w
F B-rry, Misa BarTy, Mias Bradley, Mrs Howiand, J W
Tkompson, and 20 in the steerage.
Naval Intelligence.
The U. 8 ship Macedonia, of the Japan expedition,
failed from St Helei a Jure 22.
CITY TKAOK BKPJRr.
Satuhdat, August 6?4 P. M.
Aain?? Some 80 bbls were taken, at $5 12>? for pear la,
and W> 76 for pots, per 100 lbs.
IJke*dxtuffh ? Hour was less active, and, partially,
6)a0. per bbl lower. The sales included 6,600 bbls. :
sour, at M 81'^ a 91 93^. superflne No 2 at $1 93. ^ a
S5 OCi^i ; mixed to fancy western, at $6 26 a $6 43
' prciaavy to choice State, at $5 26 a $6 43^ ; and other
grades at proportionate figures. Nothing of moment
transpired in Caoadian, and only 800 bbls. Southern
changed hand- at previous prices. Rye flour and com
nea! were unaltered. The movement* in wheat were
confined to 6 fOO bu-hels Western white, at $1 35, and a
fear Email lots Canadian, in bond, at $1 28. Rye and
oats were as last stated. There were sold bat 23.600
bushels com, at 76c a 77c. for mixed western and aouth
era. and 74c. a 76c for unmerchantable.
CoFna- ? Only {0 bags Rio realized 9>?o. per lb.
Corn in ? Only 500 bales were diajiesed of within the
eDsextd ratge : ?
STRICT LIVKWOOL CLASSIFICATION.
OrUa.it Other
Atlantic, and Texat. Gulf port*.
Inferior 8^a 8*? 8)ia 8% 8;ia 8^
Low te good ordinary. S'/.a 9% 9,'ialO 9J,'<i 9%
Low togood middling. 10>4all>f 10Jiall>4
Midfairtorair Il?ial2 12 al3 ll?ial2 )i
Fii.lv fair to good fair nominal. nominal. naintnal.
Photiwo.vp. ? Pork was less valuable. The salts did not
e.rieed fMO bbls Wesiern, at. $12 87 K a $12 93 ^ for
prime ard $15 50 for cierx per bbl Cutmeats were ne
glerted, and but 189 bbls. IfiiJ found buyert, at 10^o. a
11c. ^er lb B?"ef was moderately active. The bu-ioe^s
embraced 250 bl Is., a' $3 a *1 37 % for primp SX a *ui ,
?cr cointry mess; auil $12 a $13 f jr city do. Batter and .
cbeete were unchanged. ]
.Weasrs. Baring Brothers' Circular.
ItECKI VEI> BY THE NIAGARA.
London, Friday, July 22 ? 5 P. M.
With a proving Impression that tbe Kusso-Turkiah
question will have a pac Co solution. there has been
more generi.1 disposition for business this week, and in
the coi??ial and foreign oroduce marked a good d?*l of
uc'ivity has prevailed. The deliveries of most articles
exhibit ?? extensive home consumption, aad exporter*
are .now beginning; to ope*ate more freely Money for
at! commercial purpotes continues abundant. Consols
hnve Improved, leaving off 98 for money. Bar silver is
\-t loner ? 5s. i;; i. PWMTI ? UJfA* Amorxaa eigtss
ir moderate demand, at 76*. 4
The C' rn-in?rket was in an cacited state aa Monday, in
c<r.?equence of wet weather, and wheat ma 3a. ft M.,
and flour 1?. a Is. 6d. per ha/rel, and 2s. a 3s per saek
dealer, with a good deal of speculative baying. Tne
wea'her. though ?till unsettled, has been finer since.
On Wednesday hardly anything was passing, but holders
onncueJ firm; while tody's market mast be written
decidedly more buoyant, anJ importers lees inclined to
Bif?t buyers last week's average prce of English
wheat was 49s. 8d., with & raturn of >>?-200 qui-rterB.
Hue white American wheat we quote 55s. a 60s. Uait?l
SUites fiour, 28a. (.J. a .'8a. 6d. per barrel ; fancy brands
Is. mom. Bpiing corn kesos quite firm ; indeed, fine
oat ar?6d. a Is dearer. Kloatirg and arrived cargoes
of wboat. onMmdiv, were Is. A '2s dearer; and to day
this advance c >uld be made, leiian corn, on the other
hard, lia- become quite diJL
Corroy ? We ha'e had more inquiry, r.nd the sales of
the waeti have been 4 !S iO bales, at prices which could
iic tree! j have been made last week. At Liverpool there
has been improved dumand, and the :ales daily have
be?n .'a-ge, >i;oe? of Atntrican closing a point dearer ;
ye.tinday's quotatiau of middling Urle^ns was 0)?'d. a
ek 4.
lhelcoN trade generally Is firmer. Rails are in de
rnhtd lor aiitumrhl delivery at ?H 10s. a ?8 lfts , end
makeri no: eager s*Hers the.eat : while for an earlier pe
riod thei* U vi iy little to be li^d to order under ?9 in
Wales. Bars kru firn er at ?7 10s a ?8. Scotch pig bus
adv?r.ced to 65s. Cd- for good mixed Nos. on th# Clyde
i-nd AOs. asked for Gartsherria, all No. 1. Swedish ?11
10s a ?12
li.vsctn Cakes are attain dearer. Now York, in barrels,
are held at ?10 from quay, md for shljmanta on the .vav,
and that pric Ins been pai l (cost, frtightand insurant*)
for a?.tuii)D?l deliveiies. ^ r.akei scarce at ?9 19s. a
?9 12s I'd. Lot don made, ?9
Tallow leares otf quiet a*. 61 s. 8d. cc the spit; rj?i 50>.
Od. la^t thie# r ooths.
Tra quite nominal, and no'.fcinjj d-,lr>g.
Ti"' vtry firm tt^eks irederate. fcunee sold at 109*. ;
Straits 1' Is. Tia plates dearer; I. C. c^ka 25s., I.' C.
chaio"*) 3!n
Ti ri k>'tnf. ?Uougli has sold a'. la.j. a 9s fid. Spirits
? <??.??? Kl for Am?rie?n; Britlfh, 44s (Vi a 44-.
WifAiKi;oNK.? BeyOLda nr.aL lo'. of PoUrat ?179u?180,
no sale i? mentioned.
AntRTCAS Stockh ? Th") demand cnnt'nnes limited, but
i notation* are unaltered. Buyer) c f I nited 3'ates C's at
1 10)? for b' ndr. Maryland sterling fi'a otTe-ed at 07,'i.
M?r?aehue4tt? s'erlirg fi's scarro st 108 a lC9. J'enn-yl
v. ' la e.&'e f>'s, sell"r at 85^. Bo?ton city 4 >?'h, 101, '?
a 102 vi'h bu;ers. ('anida 6'i, 115 a 110.
3I'url?(l
On Put^ay, Julv31,by<be Be'. Br. pis*, M-. Jwv
nn.r.T t? the arr iab'e mkI keocmpHfhed Uisg B McVouj.
OAjr. both of tbe eitv of flrooklyn.
On .Siitu ''ay. Jul? CO, by tho lie v. J. B. Mt'eley, Mr.
John a Sot i.r to M -? Caiiiab-nk A., leconi daughter of
John H am' Calbarirn Cox, both of this rlty.
On S?tur?lay, Anru t ti, b? the liev C F. K. IT''"lm?"3,
a at. JUtfVewX hurch.Mr. Accirsr Doxop to *?? 0. A.
Mf.vEH, fcoth of thifi city.
')n Friday tvjrilna, Auorir t 6, eudierdy, WiLl.tA5I Mi
Bkitb Id tie )7tt jeai of his aw.
His rel- ives a?,d fr!?:.dp, and ai-*> of h's brothers,
Ma'tbew, >->n u*l an'l J I is* on MjUrHe aw >e?(,ee'.
fully lr vittd ti attend h f Mineral, en Monday afternoon,
August 8, at 2 c'c'oe* P. M , fratn his l?ui residenea, No.
2'il ThemprOf* ht/aet, without further Invitation
On Frtt'ai irnii nil g, August of consumptiin, vfrs.
Mak(iauft Ihi'ioy, a rauve 'if Mitebclstown, 05unty Cj.ic,
helm d. aged lift jevs.
lha friends of the farolly are rt sp?".tfnllv inritel to at
tend her funeral, tbl* day. (i<rrd?y,N. at I o' 'lock, from
her la'e. resi'lenr? No 120 Eighth street, wltlio it far
ther Invitation Her .-erna'ns #ij b-> taken to Willnms
burg Ceroe'ery for iaterment.
HV/./y IbUffraph y'<?Am? eony.
Or > * riday afternooa, August u, &*3fTEL f'flifK, Ften., in
the 69th year of his ag<4.
Iho rel?tire? and friends of the family, and the Toem
berf. of Enterpriso f?dge, I. O. of <). F , are respe'tfully
incited to attend htsfmeral, this (Sunday) afterno >n, at
thr?a o'clock, from tho residence of his son. iteubea
V'risft. Tweatv ftist stieet, noai Tulrd a venae, (JowArius,
Brfioklyn. Oonveyanoee wlil be in attendaDiHi at Fulton
fe*ry at twa o'aloek
Od Saturday morning, August 6, r>Am> W. Thhh, ha
the ISSd ^ear of hfa ag?n
His relatives acd frn nds, and those of his father,
Thomien Pricw, ara reapefrtfully Invited to attend his
'tiueral. from hit late re-idene?', No S3 Bast Broadway,
this (Suaday) afte>aoon, at two o'clock.
On Friday. Angnat 8, AurtKli, infant son of James and
Wtrabeih A 'barter.
t-an Kranci.cn papers please copy.
On Fri'.'av. August 5, (.'iiaruch Warik-j, younge.i son of
T?ul and Martha Jane L)urando, age 14 yars, 1 nionth
aid 11 cays.
The relativea and frleida rf the fam'ly a-? raspectfolly
Incited to at lerid Ills funeral, tl ? (Sun1*y) aftarnoon,
st thr.? o'clock front the reaiileneo of bia uiotner, N?.
4 1 Mulberry attest.
Ob Nfcr Srtninc, Auguat ft. MllT Jul PATTOir,
daughter W Michael ul Alio* fijtM, l|*4 1 yoar, S
months tod 0 4*7*.
Their fnao4> u4 acquaintances M re<peetfolly In
rited U> attend her funeral, this day (Suaday), at 2
?'clock, from their late restdeoce, No. W9 Sereoth
arenoo.
Oa Friday. August ft, at Kordham, tUifliin J., wife
of Walter Talentiao. aad daughter of Jam** Bathgate.
The re la tiro* and Meads of the family are roepeotfully
la riled to attend her funeral. this day. at 4 o'clock P. M.,
from the roeideaoo of her father, without farther tart
tat lea.
Oa Friday, August ft, Sarah Euzaboth. daughter of
Benjamia and Sarah Ana Foster, aged 2 rears and 8 day*.
The re la tiro* and friend* of the family, alio the men
ben of Pclar Star Lodge of Free and Acoepted Ma-ons,
and Corin:hlan Lodge I. O. of 0 P., are Invited to attend
the funeral thl? af--err.oun. at two o'clook, from the reoi
4ei.ce of her parent*, No 286 Seventh street.
Oa Saturday. August 0 of consumption Rosa, wife of
John Farrell, of the county Langford, Ireland, in the
35th jeer of her age.
Her friends. end those of her brothers, James and
Thomas Dost hue, are respectfully requested to attend
herf'neral, this day (Sunday), at half past 2 o'clock,
fro? her late retidence, No. 110 West Twenty flt'th street,
between data and i-o?e*th arenuet
On Sato 'day morning, August d. Cuahum FutrcBim, In
faat son of David C and Mary Atkln, aged 2 months and
17 dajs.
The relative and friend* of the family, and the mem
bers ?.f Na*?au IxxJge No 30 I. O. of O. F., and the mem
bers o I LexingW'n 1/ dge No. 310 Free and Accented
Mrsons. are renpectfully inrited to attend the fuueral.
tbU (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 03
Adams street Brooklyn
At Rauapo, N J., on Saturday morning, August 0, of
com-umption, Mama Hac.erma* dk Maktiw, the wile of
Pro'escor Anton o do Murtino, and youngest daughter of
the la'e Judge Jacob Hvgerman, o' New York.
The relatires ud irieDds of the family, and of her
br< t her in law, Wni W Uroesheeck. are re pectfully in
rited to attepd bar funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at
4 o'clock, from the la<e residence of her deceased brother,
Col. Henry B. Hvera nn.
At Sheep's IUnd Bay, L. I , Joanjia Baiseier, wife of
George Deri* a|it?ti 34 \ ear?.
The funeral ?>U take wince from ber late residence, No.
96 l'ritce utreet ou Moncar, August 8. a* ten o'clock A.
M. The relative* aud friena* of the family are requested
to attend, without further invitation, Hit remains will
be taken to Oieenwood Ceanetery.
At Day'on, Montgomery county, Ohio, July 29, Olivb
P., wife of S. A. Bataford, aged 20 years, 9 months and 8
days.
Ber remains were taken to Aurora for interment.
? ARITI3IE INTELLIGENCE*
ALMANAC FOR S TCW YORK? THH DAT.
ww mnm 6 04 I moon sets 9 ?
am nm .....7 07 |bjob wath er 10 23
Port of Kew Yorlc, August 6, 1833.
CL?AR?D>
Steamship ? Marios. Foster, Charleston, SpolTord, Tiles
ton & Co; Florida, Wood hull Savannah, S L Mitch HI;
Jamestown, Pairiih, Norfolk, &o, Ludlam & Plea-ants.
Ships? Prince Oscar (N'orw), Swphansen, Little Metes,
St I.awrence, Schmidt k Rale hen; ColnmbU, Erickson,
Chailesron. T Wardle; Malabar, Crocker, Quebec, Ctosby,
Ciocker & Co; Sea Witch, F razor, Canton, Howland k As
p in wall.
Barks?1 Cornelia, Thompson, Havana, Moses Taylor & Co;
Chilton, Pennell, Marseilles, Perkins & Delano; Maine
Lew, Deming, Montevideo. Brett, Yose k Co: New York
Packet (Olo), Gardes, London, Henniogs, Mailer k Gos
ling; E A Kinsman, Wymau, Maree.llos, John B Sardy;
Cloelia, Staples, Sisal. Nenmith k Sons.
Brigf ? Itasca Pomroy. Bonaire, Crosby, Crocker 4 Co;
Whitaker. Handy, Philadelphia. Thompson & Hunter;
Beronda. Webb, Philadelphia. R P Buck & Co; Balticus
(Old), Reife Newcastle on -Tyne, Henniugs, Muller k Gos
ling; Samuel French, Carr, Turks Island, Tucker k Light
bourne; Mic Mac (Br), Crosby, Yarmouth, NS, J H
Braine; Eliza Aon. Chase, Jacksonville, Brett, Voae & Co.
Bchrs? Neptune's Bride, Gillet, Malaga. Mailler k Lord;
Henrico Chester, Richmond, Charles H Pierson; Cabot,
Nickerson. Boston, Foster, Nickeraon k Co; Watchman,
Chase, Philadelphia, James W M'Kee; Ellicott, Disosway,
Baltimore, Jobnsan k Lowden.
Steamer ? L<>cust Point. Lay field, Baltimore. H H Taylor.
Sloops? Jobs Adams, Halloek, Bridgeport, J H Ha vena;
Fashion, Bljdtnburgh, Brliitol, master.
Alt RIVED.
Steamship Alabama, Schtnck, Savannah, with passen
ger s, to Smnuel L Mite hi 11. August 5, 3 3? PM, lat 37 42,
Ion 74 10. exchanged signals with brig Clinton, from
'Charleston for NVork.
ebip Samuel Appleton (of Boston). Doaae, London,
June 19 and Portsmouth 28d, with 240 passengers, to
Grinnell. Minturn k Co July 7, lat 45 20, Ion 28 15,
spoke whaling bark Julia Dawcon, from New Bedford,
cifaan; 17th, lat 43 35, Iod 42 24, spoke Hamburg ship Po
tempkin, from Haiijbujg for New Yerk with passengers;
August 2, lat 40 28, Ion 6 6 18, passed ships Joseph Walker
and Guy Bannering, hetce for Liverpool. The S a has
experienced light west winds during the passace, and had
not gteered the vessel's course but twelve hours since
leaving London. Had two births on board.
Ship Niagara (of Bath), Hynes, Bordeaux, 09 days, to
T W Bay and k Co.
Ship Old England (of Bath), Holmes, Havre. 50 days,
with 040 pasrengers, to master. July 31. lat 42. Ion 60,
spoke fhip Columbia, 50 days from Antwerp for New
York, who boarded her for provisions; could not supply
them. No date, spole ship Victoria, for New York.
Ship Lanark (of Boston). Knapp, Akyab (Say of
Bengal), March if.; pawed Cape of Good Hope June 9;
left St Helena June 22. to order. July 8, lat 1 30
u. lun as oo ve. a clipper ship nauie up, a ad jnaod
us, tailing at the rate cf fifteen knotH per hour, steer
ing NW by N; all sails set; had bright lower ramts.
July 29 lat 29 15 N. Ion C8 30, d<ed on board, of consump
tion, William S Ilambleton, of Baltimore, aged 21 years
and three months, a midshipman of the U S ship Mase
donia
Ship Shannon (pkt), Thomnso-n Liverpool June 9, with
385 pusstngers. to Lverett k Brown. July 24th, at 12 30
AM, lat 42 48. Ion 65 50, pa,??d an American Rtea ner, I
steerirg E; 17tb, cn the Backs, saw a large number of
fishing schooners one with a b'r.ck ball in sails, and one
with u cross in faiU.
Ship Jenny W Pa'ne (of Gardiner). R?ed, Cardiff, 45
days, with 24 ps sseogers, to S W Elweil k Cn
Bark HaBtf^e (Olden), Lauw, Hamburg, ,r)4 days, with
252 i avengers. to Beck k Rnnhardt. June 29, lat 49 58,
Ion 22 14. saw an Am clipper rhlp steering 3E. showing a
black ball and name: .July 22. lat 44 40, Ion 63 30, spoke
fishirg achr Suumit of Denin; 23d, lat 43 30 Ion 54 10,
spi>ku Spanish schr Manuel Bargo Martina, 32 days from
tiinidaa for St Johns. NF.
Bark Gimle (N'orw), Snell, /telfavt, 45 day*, with 149
{.a feneern, to order.
B-.rk Yuba (of Boston), Robinson, Tarragona, 51 daya,
to Francia. Goiuez & Co.
Br!? Fanny (Br). Florian. Opjrto Jane 6, to order.
Brig Isaiah (Br), Fitzgorald, dt John, NB, 14 dajs, to
master
Bii3 Marcellne, Norton, Addison, 8 days, to J FSnow.
Brlif Brazilian, Bray, Robblj-on, 8 days, to Brett, Vose
k Co.
Brig Billow, Stevena, Wh?lfor, 10 days, to master;
bound to Newark.
Brig Neir.emiah Hand, Turner, Biliia (Brcctl), July 7,
to K R G-ovej & Coilirs.
Brig Cuba (of Millbridge), Sawyer, St Marys, Ga, 6 days,
to mailer.
Brig A I mat i a (of Cohassot), Merritt, Port au Piatt, to
A C Boss ire & Co.
Brig R & S -amson, Wallace, Doboy Island, Ga, 7 days,
to S H Rochenbaugh.
Brig Zoia, Bartlfctt, Dotoy Inland, 5 days, to S H Roch
enhsugh
Schr Forest (of Bo?4an), Gitllifer, Port au Prince, 14
days to H ft W Delaiinld July 23, off 8t Marks, was
stru<*k by lightning. pe.?Vuj? flown the fore topmast,
striking Jueeob Bairitt, teaman, of New York, and killing
him instnctly.
Schr British Queen (B-), Smith, Eloathe.a, 8 days, to
Older .
Schr riuph ?cott (or Fred?r!ck-burj), Terrier, Taba co,
Juty 9, to Lohich it Soh?fcfc:r.
Schr Lone Star, agorda Bay, Tott.i, 30 d'ys.
t'chr Maria y Jemtng Tbrt.er, Wilraington, Dei, 4 diys.
Schr K'a Chaaab?rlatn, Boston. 3 day.,.
Schr Boston, Nickerton, Boston
Schr Yartic, KelHr B>i,t Maobias 8d-v?.
i-'chr Bert'ne. Berton, NVwheyn NC, 4 dsys.
Hf-hr A ^ele Apple'on. Wit-cipgtin. NC. 4 day.
Fchr William Hine, Cole, SwiLnah 4 days
Pchr Ksen:p!ar (l!r), t'u.iih, Windsor, 12 days.
Pclir Richard Cohlen (Br), Cliisno'.m, Wiudwr, N9, 14
da?s.
t'chr Ytintic, Keller. Mschias, 8 days.
Scbr Bengal, Alley, East pert, 6 days.
K^hr Ai a-vam He? cy, Wareham, 2da;a.
Schr Ophir, Booker, Fastpo^t, 8 davs
^chr Advance, Harrington. Calait, 10 dayn.
Hnhr leopard, Harvey Lubec, 8 oays.
Schr Pbenix, Atkin, Franklin, 8 days.
Hter ajtr Ken'if-beo, Claik Philadelphia
Sloop Henry, Hodgman, Portland, Ct, 2d. vs,
Sloop Blackstoi.9, Reyaolda, Providence, 2 days.
BELOW.
Br brig Yklot, froia Glasgoir, and an ther.
HA1LKD.
tea m ships Atlnntic, West, Liverpool; Florida, Wo >d
ntill, Savannah; Marion, Beiry. Chaiieston , J'-mettown,
Tatri h, Norfolk ko.
Wind during the dsy, from PE to NE.
By Hook Prttivo TBLur.iajn? ]
lirr. BlOKUxns Aug 6?7 T'-f
T'c s'-eame-s Florida, Maiior, and Jam?'-to<?n h'an<* !
Pouth, bave paesed the nigblandi No v easels ia :<>i{ht
hmdin> Win i fie.<b from the Ki-.t Weather h'/y.
[Pbti STKiitamr Nuo^i a, at BotTtx.]
AiiW ? Arr June 17, IojCS, ieabody, Zanzibar. Sid
4i.li, Js "is We llie, do.
AlTil-Sd May 13, Geo I, aw. Cooper, Falmouth, E.
Eak' <ii/)\a ? Arr July 13, Triultano, N Orleans; 14th,
lAntaro. do.
iixiciiT IlfAD ? 0:i Jn'y 12 Albert, Relchl, from Uiltl
n'oie lor Bnmtu Aiipnnte. Lndocin?. NOrWnn for do.
Bn IMK ? Arr July 15 CoorUir, f.ickary. Philadelphia.
BKfMFN ? Air July 16, OaroUoe. Strieker, NYork; It) h,
Ix>?nV no. end Frederick August, do, ls.h, Jo-,eph ilolmrs,
A''?n.s, N Orleans.
Bhakk ? Arr June 13. Fred Grouse, Sunders, NYork.
BohiiUCX? Adv H N y and I) T Martiu. for NYork;
Charles Cooper, Mont, eat; Brothers, and Mn'^or, for
NOrleans; Alexina. ar<i Mbrgaret, foT San Franolico.
BRfMHMUvro? Arr July 12, Harriet Aagusta, Trott,
Riebmocd.
Bitmot ? ArrJ.ily20, Miesl ire, Rtoh, and Miry A4e
lla. J-'cars. Ht John, NB; Nimrod, Wens, NYork ('Id
Iftth, Geo W Hoiton, Paslurd, Cardltl' (and s.'.d from the
PiU?aa>e daO.
Also arr loth, ?1ngaoor?, C/owoIl, Itle ofFraoee, vU
Queenitown; I?Ha Rn?kh. Haoall, St John, NB. Also eld
16th, Arebimedes, Mitebfll, Cardiff; 18th, N Doynton,
Smalley, and John Spear, Spear, do.
Bid bom the Pill 19th, John Hcear, Rrear, and N Boyn
ton, Emalley, ( both from Bristol) Cardiff
Arr at do lHth, Columbus, NYork; 21st, Mtldon, Mer
rill, Mirlmaehi for Bristol'
Carmfk? Arr July 15, Albert Gallatin, Storer, I/mdon,
to load for NYork: 16th. Geo Turner, McLelWn, flavre,
?o load for 0 Sta'es; 21<t, Austin. Mason, Dublin; sld
18th Sarah Ann, Itantay, NYork; 19th, Hi hernia, Nance,
San I'ranoisco.
Cowv? I'at In Julf 21, Jamea Shepherd, Silk, Cm
Leodca far Baa Franotse*. 814 Mary GUvec, Chase (frm
MMmu), Antwerp.
CitoKPTADT? Arr July 11, Ttetoci*, Mailer. NOrleans. SU
11th Rovsr, Cole, Liverpool
Cuxhatto-SW July 19 HamboMt, Paulsen, NYork.
Draj,-- Air July 20, Horisoa, Thonpsoa, L?n4oi for
Newport he., (u< uikortd.); 21st, inlmb, Loach,
8t Jobs, NB, fer Hall (a?4 proceeded) ; Kalnbew, lavage,
Ix>ndoB for CkrlilT.
Hd 21 ?t, Yorktewn Meyer, (frem Lent on) NYork.
Fasied by lBth Gaston, Vaaderheyde. rrem Antwerp
for NYork; babuiy. Halnriohien, Hamburg for 4e,
Dublw? Arr July 18, Industry, Kent, St John, NB. EDd
20th, Almedia, Gate, NYork.
FXshibvb- Passed July 12 Sewall. Merrow. from Cren
stadt for Gottonburg' 16th, P R Hnseltlae. CottreU, for N
York: Hesper, Prl'chard, Havana for Cronstadt; 10th,
Rouble, Benson. Matanzas fur do.
Folxstome? Off July 21, Colombo, Harris. from Antwerp
for NYork.
Genoa? Arr July 15, N H Wolfe, Porterfleld. NOrleans.
Glasgow? Sid July 20, Amertea, Holmes, NYork; Chas
PeWolfe. Card, do
In the Clyde ldg 22d, Majestic for Boston; Spencer
Kirby for Havana; renn.ro, Cornelia. Delia Maria, Erie,
and John Wiley, for NYork; Colder Era, Denmark, Nau
tilus, and Jacob Prentiss, for Philadelphia.
Gottenbcbo? Arr Ju'y 12, Sagaiahook, Fisher, NOr
leans.
Gibraltar? Arr July 11, S 1 Roberta, Dutch, NYork.
(and eld 13th for Malaga ) MB
Havbcrc? Arr July l'l Peutachland, NYork; 19tn,
Howard, Niemann. do. Sid 19th, Marbs, Peters, Valpa
raiso and Sen Francisco.
Havr*? Arr Jul* 18, Hungarian, Patterson, Mobile.
Sid 20th. Irene. Williams, and St Nicolas, Bragdon, Mew
Yerk; Rhine, Barnes, U States.
In port 20'h, ldg, Trumbull, Smith, for NYork soon;
German!*, Wood, for do end of July; Hope Goodwin, Par
sons, do &0th ; Fairfield, Lovelaud, Aug 10.
Hull ? Sid July 16, Delaware, Patten, Cronstadt (and
was off Spurn same d?y).
Kingwqwn? Arr July 20, Asia, Calhoun. St Jjhn, NB;
21 nt, Syien, Williams, do.
1 iMSJticK ? Sid July 18. Antelope, Comerr, NYork.
Liverpool ? Arr July 19, Charles Holmes, Pillsbury, St
George, NB; Zephyr, Gunn, NOrleaas; Flora McDonald,
Merrill. Rotterdam; 20th. Ocean Star, Lord, NOrleans;
Sarah Jane. Stevens, Charleston; Franconia, Moore, Riche
bucto. Sid 19th. St i ii at turn, Croker, Boston; 20th, Tay
mouth CaMle, Webster, a> d K D Shepard, Hamilton, do;
Noith Carolina, Fli<ncr, and Ltdy Bulwer, Tobin, NYork;
Hartley, Merrill, NOrleans: 21st, Yorkshire, Young, and
New York Parget, Gray, NYork; Mermaid. Robin ion,
Philadelphia; 22d, Jas Gaidar, Wright, NOrleans. Old
21ot, Ati.erica, Lawrence Win Rat.li bone, Pratt, and Cul
Cutts, Sbaw. NYork; Pi?cataqua( Weeks, Boston; Sarah
Sands, (a), Dsley, Quebec.
Also arr 16th, John and Albert, Wilson. Rt John. NB;
18th, Charlemagne, Singer, St SlopHen. N3; Oxenbridgtt,
Taylor, fct John, NB: 19th. Baltic (h), Corns took, NYork.
Also aid 16th, Prince of Wales, brown, NVork; 17th,
Commerce, Bevan, Boston; 22d, tlardiner, Harriman,
Pertla&d; Compromise, Riley. NYork.
Adv America (?) for Boston 6th inst ; Andes (a) Wickman,
do. and NYork 81at; Levi Woodbury, Nickerson, for Bos
ton, 27th ult; President, Comings, do 6th inst; Forest State,
Pollster do '6th; Chas Huoiberaton. Williams, do 7th;
Chariot of Faae, Knowles, do 20th; Baltio (a) for NYork
27th ult: Africa (s) do S0-h; Ashburton and Continent
do 2id; Golconda, do 24tli: Jas Neemith and Robena. do
26th, Middlesex, Parmelee, do 27th; Great Weatern, En
terprise and Honghton, do 1st last; Empire State, do 3d;
M J Soger, do 6th; Liverp ? ol, do 6th; Benj Adims. do
10th; John Hancock. Leviathan, Wm Stetson. Northern
Chief, and Eamereida, de with despatch; Chace, White,
do do; City of Glasgow (s) for Philadelphia 27th ult;
Ailra. do 26th ; Henry Grinnell, do lat i"sj: Flora Ms
Donald Annapolis and Sea Nymph, for Baltimore; 3wtt
zei land, for Charleston 26th ult: General Parkhill and
Waltham. do. Grans da, for NOrleans 26th; Mayflower,
do SOth; Sovereign of the Soaa, McKay, for Melbourne
with despatch.
Ent for ldg at do 18th ult, Icca, HiggiiB, Calcutta; 19th,
Iowa, l'ettea for NOrleana; Hazard, Baltimore; Shanghae,
Philadelphia; Chariot of- Fame, and Lacot'ic. Bos ion;
20th, Ontario, Holmes, Charleston; B L Harriman, Balti
more; Enterprise, NYork' 21at Wm Stetson, do.
Alioln portldtr, Muscongua, Kelleran; Saml Lawren-js,
Patten, and Wm Vail, Berjainin, for Boston; Tonquin,
Alfred, Yankee Blade, Rhodes. Kate Hunter, Vanguard,
John Currier, and Telegraph, for NYork ;"Thos H Perkins,
W V Kent, and Lizzie Harward, for Philadelphia; Junius
and Alextna, for City Point: Ontario, for Charleston; Kit
ty Cordes, for Mobile; J P Whitney, H H Boody, May
flower. and International, for NOrleans.
London? Fjitered inwards July 19, Cowrant, Bradstreet,
Miramichi via Queenatown; Marcia C Day, Chase, St John,
NB; Orphan, Williams. Quebec: Elizabeth, Sammi; Ga
briel, Collora, and Hendrick Hudson. Warner. New York;
Almade. Brewer. Havana: 22d Abceilino. Hall, St John,
NB. Cld 21st, John Ravenel. Pitman, NYork.
Also arr 21st, Screamer. ScolQeld, Quebec.
Also cld 18th, Horizon, Thompson, NOrleans; Glenburn,
Springer, Newcastle to load for NYerk. In port 22d,
Margs ret Evans, for NYork, abont ready; Patk Henry,
do 28th; Hendrik Hudson, do Aug 4; Mary. Marshall, ao
ldg; Catharine, Edmends, for Calcutta, do; Arothusa,
Candler, for San Francisco, do; Cassiterides, and Amelia
Thompson, for do.
Londonderry? .Arr July 19 Creole, Shields, Philadel
phia- 20th, Jane Hudson, Leslie, do.
Malaga? Sid Jnly 10. Turk, Small, Gibraltar.
Newport ? Arr July 13. Annandale. Hutchings, Bristol
for NYork. Cld 16th Bell Rock, Pendleton, NOrleans;
20th. John Haven, Riker, NYork. Sid 19th, Elizabeth,
Strout, City Point*
Pknartii Roads ? In July 15, Hebron, Kilby, St John,
SriLLY, July 16? The Lemmella. from London for San
Franeit-co. has put in here with Ions of foretopmast, c*p
off bowsprit, and jibbsom.
Shieli .' ? Arr July 18, Florence, Potter, London; Ten
Des^te, Eeckwith. Havre: 20th, Etiwan, Wicks, Hivre.
914<ll>.t, Qnnen OfSheba. Rued. NYork and Ka?t Indies.
Sijgo ? Arr Jnly It'. I.indeu, Gillen, NYork.
Stockholm ? In port July 12, Gleaner, Flitner, for Ame
rica ldfr.
Sydney ? NSW.. Cld April 15, Monterey. Lecraw. Rata via.
Iexel ? Arr Jufy 17, Pursuit, Barnea, Mobile; 18th,
Fi-i-on, Helena NYork. Sid 18th, Arjiteidam, fS), Capt
Lt Spanjaard, NYork.
Elpinet'ii, Jnly 18? The ships from the North ffca, as
well as tho?e from the Baltic, cld since last post, have
proceeded, with a few exceptions.
Home Porta*
ALEXANDRIA ? Air A u it 3, sclirH MUt, and B Strong
hetce: Henry. Philadelphia.
ALBANY ? Arr Aug 6, sloop Republic, Houle, NBedford.
Old steam schr Albany, Marble, Fall River; pcbr Jose
phine, Eerrla, Nor walk; slocp (ieorgiana, Bowman, NBed
lOM).
BANGOR ? Arr Aug 3, brig Allston, Mitchell, Rondout.
BOSTON ? Atr Aug 5, Br steamship Niagara. Leltch,
Liverpool 23d ult, via Halifax 4th iruit, 6>j A M: arr up
at 2 45 I'M Telegraphed ? Brig My ra, from Port au
Prince; signal for two bubs, cue gone to the North
Shore. CM bark*> Southerner, Walton. Australia.: Ionia,
A\erl!I, Rio Jaceiro via Pictou ;? tf odena, EHridge, Balti
more; brign Minena (Sw), lijdln. Cotteuburg; Oleron,
Petrtlaton, Pictru, to load for NYork; schrs Daxbury,
Smith, An* C&yes; MorU, I>orr, Norfolk, FJBrogaarl,
Brown, Philadelphia; Ontario. DrfirpiU. do; Plymouth
Rock. Lacy, NYoik Sid ships Duntel Webster, in tow
(and was 15 miles K of Boston Light at 6 PM); R C Win
tbicp, barks Race Horse, Mary M B .'-let son. Oxford, Ly
roan, Con o. Ecno, (W>rgiana. A Koge.v., brigs Miaona,
Albatroa. Russia J P Elicott Leni. Cornelia Conductor,
Purchase. Helio T Ryder, China. Eraoire, Isadora
CAMDEN? Sid July 27, brig Keoka, Nicliold Char les
ton ; E8th, frhr Challenge Stinson, Norfolk; 30th, brig
Frederick Eugene, Flinton, Richmond.
DIQHTON? Arr Aug 3, schrs Experiment, Shenett, N
York; sloop Mount, Hope, NYork. Sid sloops Factor,
Norton, Rondout; W D Mangum, NYork.
EAST DENNIS? Arr July 30, schr Mall, Cobb, Philadel
phia. ?10 Aug 3, schr Mall, Phil&dtlphla.
FALL RIVER ? Arr Aug 4th. aobrs Jac >b Smith, New
ark for Taunton; J Comp on, Philadelphia for D'ghtoo.
I.UBEC ? Sid July 27, schrs G ftussell, Rumery, Phila
delphia; leopard, NYoik; Oregon, do; Aug 1, brig
J II Kent. do.
I LINCOLN VII LE ? Sid Aug 1, eshr Flyiag Arrow, Pbila
delpVa (from Bangor).
NEW HAVEN ? Air Aug 5, tchra Emperor, hence;
ion, BunII. Albany; iteep Lady Ken-ink, w,Uat,
lence Sid t-cbra I Merrltt, and Wave. Albany; Ecbo,
K Shaw, and Ljcurgus, Philadelphia; sloop H I Scuddar,
Aibetv
NEW LONDON? Arr / 'it' 3. prop Chas Osgood. Smith,
NYoik for Norwich; brig Uyos, Merchant. Philadelphia ;
fchrs I.ucv, Robinson; E.len, ? R-bray, and Kite, Skin
now, Rocdou'. ; lhos Hickv Hall, liesce; Henry L*e,
Cilon, Philadelphia. Bryon, L Burg Philadelphia f->r Ne v
port , sloop Jus Bennett, Brighton, heuae for Warren,
t-ld >loop New I/ondnn, NYork
NEW BFDFOKD? 31d Aug 4$h, brig Alex MiUiken,
Fish PhOsdelpbia.
NI.WBCRYl'ORr? Air July 4th, echr Arabelli, PliiU
deh.bla.
NEWPORT ? Arr Aug 8, birkn Plymouth, Coker, l'tallv
(Vlbhii, of ard for Nc ?bu'vport (and ?M4th); toUrs
Watchman, Malony, Calais f r Aiii>on*ug: Fl1/* J*oe,
II< we. lit roe for I'rovir ci town; Eliza 1'h ? ro, Hanson, end
11 Marcy, Wlllett-i fr iu Philadelphia; 4th, Girullo Emer
son. hence for Addifcn.
Sid f.ib, brig Ilos'on, :.'orrey (from 1'iovi ienee) Phila
delphia; scbrs Ann (iardiner, iA'-ri-T.e (from do) New
York; Mica June, 1'rovLiceto <11 ; Emm so j; Ad
diton, (b-'th her ee )
Hebr Rich" Oid D. irk'-ater henee f.-?r Kor.lImJ, wai
offW?tcb Hill Hd, bu ' ]. bacU and, west into Stoniogton,
on account of h<:ad wind.
NEWARK ? Air Aug 6, echr Alfred E?ll An<lt ,vs, Port
lend Ct.
NOhFOLK? A?r Aug 8, chr Seraph , Peine Boston
i'MILMJEL' III A ? Arr Aug 6. hteauier DtW? are,
bc'ice. ( id bri< I'or'o Rico, T.rr R.th M?; cbrsJIl
Mclinpon, Oandy. Providtnce; II Hillock, Smith B'irer
ly. T Bttcdiu'. Tl'(.rre, Mlivcn J I/>tm'ig Uor'troy,
Newport : M Marcy, Willetts and J K HaalaU, B.?lrer,
Bo'V>n; Jai McGee, Nell, Hartford, Eidad, Jarvis, Ve .r
Ilavm.
Arrivfd A> jr'iat 0, steamsbio Virion!', To*', Ricb
lucmd; bri?:H Mwan rtray, New York; William Nijhlls,
lighten, ?epon-et; snhrs \\ ">V Mii(Cy. Wlllo's. Boston;
Coiuiubm, Nichols. XHtvtu; M>?na'Aw:,ey, Stamford, Ct;
Ellen *<oyer.-\ Port Wnltball; Ger.r^e Washington, Ctuap,
PortWal'hall. Cld s'eaiushipi City it Bo*ton, Fl>he,r,
Boston; Iielawine, Sandford, NYork; brig Wm Nichols,
I.e((ihton, NejKinset; Manatawny, Frame, Harlem.
PROVIDENCi;- Arr Aug 5, schrs S k J J Williams, Wil
i ov, Eden'on NC. Isasc Hinckley, Harvey, James Rivrr;
Wiliett !? Robbins, Cartwrnbt. Rondout; Chase, Oaks,
do; t loops (rimu erce, Tvixr, Rondout; H-ictor, Chami
ne y. ber.ee. Sid, r.chrs Henry B B*sc m, Corson, and
Tliornas Page, rcott, Philadelphia; sloop Wtn II Boweu,
H till. ok. ?ew York. ? , ,
1\ RTL\NI>- Arr Aug 4. fchra Sarah Talbot, Phll.viel
pbia: Js F Hall, Tibbett, hence for Castlne.
RICHMOND? Arr Aug 4, steamship Roanoko, Cavendy,
hei.ee Sid -hr JosUh Achorn, Morrill, NYork.
ROCKLAND? Arr July V8, schr Bay State, henee Kid
2d, schrs Granville, New Yoik; Corinthian, Spruce Head,
do.
SAOO? Arr July 28th, schrs Mary Crockett, !??om; l?t.
Tiger. Philadelphia. , ? , _
SAI EM? Cld Aug 4, brig M Shepard, Manning, Para.
STONINurON? Arr Aug 4, ?chrs Hume Ondfrey, iienee
for Providence; Hannah Chave, John-on, do for Boston;
si' ops Henry Gtbb?, Feward, Saugorties for New Beilferd;
Wavo Hill, Rondout for l'rovidenoe.
WARl.lt AM ? Sid July 30, sehrs Alexander M Phi'ad.d
pliia Reaper NYork; Aug 1, BrtradlleM, Philadelphia;
No tn's NYork. .Id Agswam, do.
WICK FORD? Sid Aug I, schr H>nrr, Baker, for Pert
Ewe^ sloop YtoUry, Baker, NYork.
F
EXCWB8I0N TO NEW ROOBBLLB iK> SLBN fOT*
I teaching at TkitiiilM ink way.? The afluM
?r BAZEPPA. CajUla Jaau KmiWjt k*Tta? chartered
the iktTi Wat, la eeaaeetien with Frank Spaiahta. will
naki aa axoaralon to New Reehelle a?d (In 0?v? mrj
Hub day marniaj, wit ken t fall leaving ?? fellewe:? Fe?t A
Spring atreet, N. at < a'alaak; Peak alip ?.R_at gg
?'?lort: lrwat atreet, K. R , at K; Tiatt atreet at f; aal
Twenty aixtk atreet at 9K; aad will retmra te tka rity at
o'eleek P. M. Captain K. takes tkis opportunity er uriM
to kit friends tkat ka has keoono oatlraly disoeaneeted witS
tka steamer King Philip. Grateful for favers kltberto re
ceived, ho truaU hy rood management to marit a oonttnuana#
?f tka aame. Boat nealitv of refreakmenta t'urnlahad OB
board. Dinner provided. Fare 25 oenta each way.
Excursions to toe fishing junks, every
day except Saturday ? Tho sea steamer H ISRO, Captain
Hancox, will leave Spring atreot, 7!tf; Hammond atreet,
Broome street, E R . ?S; Peek Slip.H*; Pier Ne. 3. M. R..
9 A. M., returning by 5 P. M. Fare 00 cent#.
IR3T TRIP OP A STEAMBOAT AROtXWD LAM
_ Superior, Auguat 13, 1863.? The splendid nteaater SAB.
WARD, Capt. Eaatabreok, will learo the Sanlt bte. Mariau
Saturday afterauou August 13, on a trip of pleasure aroma
the whole of Lake Superior, stopping a reasonable tin s*
tka following places:?
Grand Ialand, Marruetta,
Copper Barbel, Eagle Hirer,
Ontonagon, La Pointa,
Fond do Lao, lie Royals,
Pigeon River, Prluie* Bay,
Mitiohapitan.
This trip will offer an opportunity of seeing all the weadwa
of thla great inland sea, affording oaoh paseengor a Tiew m
the world renowned
Pictured Rocka, Copper Harbor,
Iron Mountniae, Eagle River Mines,
Ontonagon Mines, Scenery at La Point,
Seenery at lie Royale. Casoades at Pigeen Rivsc,
Tke famous Pie Ialand, Ae., Thunder Cape.
The bam Ward can accommodate and berth one hundred
and ft 'ty passengers The atate rooma will be reserved Up
pr' ?sly for pusteugers taking tho entire trip. Ti mete for tk4
excursion to he had of ?. B. A 3. WARD, Detroit.
LetroitjJuly 27, 186S.
N. B.? The iwamer I'soiflo will leave Detroit en tha 11th,
at 3 P M. for the Sault and will arrive in time for pasee*
gera to take tbeS. Ward.
Grand excursions for coney island, lamb
ing at Fort Harailter, each way .? Fa>? 12k semta etM
way. The new and splendid steamer EC0N051Y, oaptata
L. D. Abell has commenced ber regular daily trpa for tht
season, te Fort Hamilton and Coney Ialand, leaving aa M
Iowa
Foot Spring street, at 9K A. X., 12# P. H., SUP. X.
Pier No. 3, North Rlrer.lO A. M., IP. M., it. B.
Leaving Coney Ialand, last trip, at C% P. M.
Tha new and elegant ateamer OCEAN, will alao leaf e aa
follows
L Spring street, at 10>? A. M., t P. B , p- *?
Pier No. 3, North River, II A. M., 2K P.X., 6 P. *.
Stopping at Fort Hamilton, on the last trip over night.
The C DURANT will also rnn every Sunday, leavlBg
Spring street at 11 and 2K; *nd pier 3. at 11% and 3 o'oloek
JOHN F. RODMAN. A(?i_
Grand excursion and picnic of the cox
l.ined German Glre Associations of the oity of Naw
York, will take place at Ba lem PI en euro Garden, on Mon
day, August H, 1833. The festival will ho opened by a general
chorus, performed by three hundred Dingers, followed by
songs performed by the various clubs, music, and dancing.
One of the best brass ootilion bands has been engaged, ana
all kinds of refreahmenta will be provided. The oommittaa
beg leave to inform their frienda and the public that they
have apared no pains to make it one of the most pleaeant
and doligbtfnl excursions of the season. The Harlem Rail
road Company will provide a sufficient number ef cars fW
tho accommodation of persons taking part in it. Tralnl
leave tie City Hall every ten minutes, and Twenty-soveatk
street everv hour Tickets, 2S cent", (admitting a gentlemMt
and lady,) to be had at the entrance of the garden.
S. HIRSCH, Secretary.
PLEASANT EXCURSION TO NYACK A'ND OAK
Hill Cemetery.? Fare 12k cents for the whole ?xoofc
sion. Tho ateamer ARROW will leave New York from
Chambers street pier, touching at Hammond street. Ml
Monday, Angust 8th. 1853. at eight o'clook, A. X. Return
ing to the city about live o'elock, P. M.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO SHREWSBURY, HIOH
landa. Ocean Hou?e, Long Branch and Ocean Port ?
The new ateamer JAMEh CHRISTOPHER, Captain Prio*
will leave pier foot of Barclay atreet, on Sunday morning,
7th Inst., at 9 o. clock. Returning, loava Ooean Port atOP
M. Fare each way, 25 cents.
FOR LIVERPOOL.? UNITED STATES HAIL 8T1AK
abip ARCTIC. Cant. J. C. Luoe. This steamship
will depart with the United Statei mail! for Europe, poal
tively on Saturday, August 20, at 12 o'clook, M , from bar
berth at the foot of Canal street. For freight or limit,
having unequalled accommodation! for eleganoe and oon
fert, apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS A CO , 06 We*
street. Passengers a<-e requested to be on board at ll^? A.
M. The steamship BALTIC will suocoed the Arctio, aal
sail September 3.
F
OR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.? THE UN]
States mall steamer WASHINGTON, E. M. Fiteh,
$
mander, will sail for Bremen, teuohing at Southamptoa te
land the mails and passengers for England and Franea, oa
Saturday, Anrnst IS. from pier No. 3, North river, at 18
o'clock M. Price of passage :?
In lirst cabin, mats saloou JW?
In first eabin, lower saloon
In second cabin
An experienced surgeon is attaohed to eash steamer.
letters must pass, through the Pest office Specie dellvenA
in Havre and London. Tor passage or freight, apply te
HOLLER. SAND A RILRA, Agents, 26 South street.
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington, aai
sail Sept. 10.
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YOSK
and Bremen.? Bremen Mail Line.? The side
steamor HANSA, 2,300 tons, ana 3ERMANIA, 1,000 I
will (ail a* follows:?
mow sksmu, r*o* nbw rew,
Germaaia August 1. September 1.
Mansa. August 29. September W.
passage from New York to BqPqp:
Seeond
First cabin $100 Second cabin .M
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS A CO., 89 Broad street.
For burmuba and st. thomas.? the steam**
MERLIN, Capt. Cronan, will sail for the above island*
on Monday, August 8. Passage money to Bermuda M(
to St. Thomas ?!>'. Fer passage apply to E. CUNA&D.
No. 4 Bowling Green.
FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.? UNITED STATES
Mail Line.? Ti e new ?nd splendid steimshlpALAli AMA
Geo K. Schenck, cap'ain. will leave on Wednosday, Aagost
10th, at 4 o'clock P M , from pier No 4 North river. Ap
ply to SAMI'EL L. MITCHILL. 13 Broadway.
The Augusta, Tlios. Lyon, on Saturday, August 13.
FOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.? UNITED
States Mail lino. ? the now and fast going steamer J AS.
ADGER. J. Dickinson oorrmander, will leave pier No. 4
North river, at 4 o'clock P. M precisely For freight ap
ply on hoard, where all tills ?f lading <rill to signed and
for passage at the office of SPOFfOKD, VI LESTON Jc
CO , 30 Broadway. Through tickets to Florida as follow!:?
to Jacksonville, 931; to Pllutka, $33.
FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RXCHMOND.?
United States Ms'l Line, twice a week. The steamship
ROANOKE, E. Cavendy, commander, leaves pltr 13 Norta
rive*, every Tuesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, and thB
JAMESTOWN, Lewis Parriah, coramtxdor, ewery Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. No freight received after 3 o'clook
on Hays of sailing For freight apply on board, and for ca?
sape to LUDLAM A PLEASANTS. 32 Broadway.
For sale-the sloop vacht ariel. will
f?nnd. with new sails, and everything in the beet
order. Inquire of John C. Baxter, shipchondler, Ne. 9N
W est street. near Spring.
Three small centre board schooners fo*
rale, carrying 166, 120, 110 tens each. Call on S. M.
g(>l'(HAN, Ne. 12 Newark avtaue, Jersey eity, where tfca
vetsela ean he seen.
PARIS ADVERTISEIHIBWTS.
C1HINA OF SEVRES AND OTHERS. MANOURT, m>
/ passe, Sandrier, No. 1.
CHOCOLATE AND TEA WAREHOUSE. MASSOK.
By appeiatuent to several courts, Cto. 28 Rae lUoholieta.
Prize medal to London exhibition.
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE COUR. ALEXAN
DRINE, Rue d'Antin. No. 14.
HANOKERCBIKF9, EMBROIDBRF.D AND PLIIW.
LOUIS CUaPP.ON. Furnisher of the Court, a la SablinM
Porte, hue do la Pais, Ne. 11.
natural ox marrow and pomatum, jeah
DRON, Roc de la Feullllde, No. 2.
PIANOS DROITS WITTS EXPRESSIVE PEDALS.
MONTAL, Boulev. r and Mentmartre. No. ft. Honored with
nine medals and thu Cross of Legion of Honor.
EXPRESS OFFICE? COMMISSION, IMPORTATIONS
Mid banking aB virs.? Messrs. TAturd ,t Duvivier. No. 44
Hue N ?tre Dan e des Victolres, Purls, beg to inform tba
A merles ns ??>?) the public nt large, that they have org:ini<e*
tKsir l iuincss en a plaa which will eoable them to under.
ti>ke all sorts ef commission, importation and banking alfaira,
at onlv two per cent. A pre-paid letter will bo immediately
attended te. and replied to by the following steamer.
ASH IONS AND ARTICLES DE COUR.-ALEXAt*
drino, Rue d'Antin, Ne. 14.
F
Handkerchiefs, embroidered and plain.? .
1,S. t'HAPKON, furnisher af the Court at the SuhliiM
Porto, No. 11 Rue- de la 1'aix.
Q1LK EMBROIDERIES, BALL DRESS FS. AND CLOAK&
H M. DUCHY No. 2 Boulevard Pui sonniere, t'.ins.
/ HIRON IC DISEASE"?, THE MOST INVETERATE, AL
V wtyi relieved, and generally cured, by an sspsniioed
physic nn. I y a metliod of t eattoci t foundo t upon the true
prfr.cii'lti ?! physiology ml patholoiy, and the phltoeephr
of health arid disease, at 20 Howard street, between 10 A. M.
and 3 P. M.
/CONSUMPTION? THE UNDERSIGNED WILL AT
\ J terd comuinptive patients without charging for advij?
ei medicine He thl ik.1 that a treatment or late discovered
h> him vill euro that her. tofnre lepurahl.. disease
DIt. HEINE. 3.1> Broome street.
DIl WAHD, 6# CANAL STREET, ON* DUO . EAST
of Dtundway, may be eoaeultod. Hou;sfioa A A. M.
tillUP.il. Sundays 0 A. X. till 12 M.
Dit. Ct ARIES MUNDI'S WATBR CURR E9TAB
lishTCi-t. at Florence, (?? orthampton.) M.ies.. ha,. b**a
? ieat,!y eniarjied a' d improved. her.* is n >w room for ona
Lumlred and flftv pat lei ts. Tin location and Oiuntrjr
S'nnnd sre very pleasant and healthy; the water cf quite ?
suroflor quality; and the Doctor, whose works oa '.ydta
pathy h*ve h*cn known all over Europe for the last twenty
rmm l* the old< ?t prastlonsr ef Prlessaiti's ech.-cl exlev
ins Teims, el'1 T r week. Clrcnla s Ao , to be had at
WhSUhMaNN a Oq.'B book ttote, tEiO Brea4w*y, N T.
DR WM WARD, OFFICE 80 CANAL STREET, ON*
door east of Broadway. Attendance from a A. M., a?
til 0 P. M.
DR. CLARK, MEMBER OF TIIE UNIVF.KMTY OF
New York, ean lie consulted nt 4H Canai st.eeit. t wo
doers east of Broadwsy,. from H to 10 aud from 4 to 9 P. M.
Stadajs II to 12.
Dr. r a i.ph.? nouRfl of office consultatio*
fri m 'J to 12 A. M., aid 6 to !) P. M., exospt Sunday. Ne.
043 Houston street, near Wooxter.
MLARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHTSICIA/C
? and surgeon, oan be consulted from 11 A M to .1 p.
M. snd from OtoP, evenings, (Sunday txcepted) t'j
K ide ttree,t, oornes of Broadway. N. B.? Not the d?a*4
l tore.
N'tW XtRR PhlVATE I.VINf! IV INhTITUT ? Co*,
ner of borth Sixth sad Eighth streets, Williar tghurR w
Dr llolmos, late examiatng physician for the r kroner* A
New York:
THE GVF.ATEST DISCOVERY OFTHt *.GE ? CHOLB
r* eure.l in a few bouts; dvsentery an J d' arrhirn In half a?
bout, colic Imai-llately, toothache In tt mliotej, era*
raj. Th. uasrid* of ***? e"r<jn?d 'hat the aeon
!>? a been dune by Or TOBIAS'S Vtu'Alan Llaimeat, m&
all orti Ui Unit il StMi* <H*et. QmtTrloh *t< ?k