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awl st Dartatewra CnUego Hea- aa tW Sfoaaorp ofan Cnoeaaa. aphn annual CoBMMmnt of Dartmouth College 9aek tuece, Jaly 28. TUt fcwi Cmiwm a.BTemleie aotteed by ale Aim Mater. Tker tspetdtal of lie eUietoa Alias Bays -At 4 dock the eld ek-arek wu again i tTod thy the -i pad atae-a, to knof wttk apt-ropeiato obaarv- heeler. Hon.

Jom. Pamml. of Cambridge, waaeaihPa to tM ehsir. ana rmt Baa bob waa choeea Secretary. a taking tae chair Je ge Pababb introduced the auo-Mt Mttt aaeetlBg la a law brief rtaukt tta.

Imii addressed Um bniUi and offered the feilewita reeolatioas. which wtre aootxel MJh i list Alnajnl of Dartmouth Cetlesre hsve heard ut a aeB-e tawswresetbie Borrow of (ha re- tHNCflUHW CrClMTm.Mf meet mImmi( hair aaeortaAee sa awaee. the mcMleeii'm WikM brilliant and woeuliat eloqnesH-e always nail in imci the snoot hallowed traditions of the eoaa-toy a nat iaa whose larf u4 aenerwaa aetrtotwm weesbevs teeroeek ar tatpidoa; a scholar wl ess P' ft sad aa4 iiiki Itarmipg adorned a leharkius lit. kw baia this eclese will ever garner na aw hick we have tha bead at' that ever- kka te im retarded ae tnlait. esed.

Before who Inacrota'tfe dan-eta it be aMaaam Ia ka.ekr an tt faaaaaal in haa. imnafanl tutt4. That wreoalltoc tbedietiasuleaed career ef Mr. boats; kivaarlt aeeM a a ataaaat tka anall-ta4 litTOI him Mature aaderKaaalac aiarkad hw li aitwaardiokrr alcaJia of 4iaraa qatlitta. atraaatk a4 kMaty.

tbaflra fUaUM wit awat-IfM pmt. siae, fcatlcaaai aad auartoir tha aa-mac iaiu with ailigiat atiUy aa4 earafol enl-tata rreaijtig bia lifa-laaa- davatioa ta tearoiaa hia aatracialaafy aUaiaaMala kia naipatb viLh arar art hu.iw aaaMBXy i bm iaa, atai aaa bidui- caaictrx ait Htunu Mrta at ua pry imm koaor a rratt mt4 alaaa taa loft aamaiu ot kb ka Bieb4 at laM frltb bamlv a rival relUa kn aba )R of taMtrnt aa4 wk, wa laong-clca that ba kaa Wl fimX mmaort ta aa rcreraa, a g-raat aaaaala aa ba Ib lnwed. IMjwt Tuat arraaccaiaDta ba atado aa can aa esa-valD4 far a aalocv. ta ba'rlirarad aafora tha Corpora, t) aa. raealty aad Alaoaai of taa CoHaa-a.

which aaay bt-Sar aark aar aaaaa of tha btgh abaraoter aad dutla-Saiikad merrier Mr. Caoa Mm9tm That la taatlmy of aar arofbaad aad ra-aaauital tjmpuihy, aoo of tbaaa raanlnUoaa aad a aeard of tha praooadiaga of tkla Bwotiac, ba hrauaalUad aa faanUy. O'bar aoaraataa waradanrarad br Jadra Biama-rt Tataaoat. tha Kar. Dt.

Sauarurr, tha Ilua. O. W. Xaaaura. aad CaL Buia of a-labaiaa.

itafa aaof a Baa a a aad aad Mr. BLaoroau. avara tha a appetatad a CoaaaUUaa ta aaaka auta4la auTaBgaaMata Bar a calory mpoa tha daeaaaad, to ba daiirarad bafora tha Aluaal at aoma iutara Uma, aad taa aaaaUBf adttraad. Taa araMToatiaf alaaa of tha Col lata thla yaar aarad Tba foUowtna; lloaorary Dagraaa wara aafarrad LU ii. Baajaaaln Wirt Basarr, No York Oty Kaauad R.

Paaalaa. Haaorar Joaapfe Glbaoa Hayt, Cfeaaeallor of Waaalagtoa Ualrartlty, 8U Looi. li. A Taa Rav. Jitia K.

Y-Hiair, of Laooaia. A. M. Jnha H. Gaorga aad Haarr A.

Jlaliowa, Coaaard Larl Bartlatt and Rickard Bod. Boa ton Ckarlaa Marah, Woodstock, Aurnatua P. Ilaatoa. BathaU Tt; eaaraal NUea. Micalgaa tba Ka.

Saajaal Board osaa, Morarleh. VI. af. It. Taa Rav.

Ivlcht Baldwta, LaaalDa, Sand-ark-h blaada Pradeiie Haraay, kUaa. Taadacrcaof A.B. waa eonfarrad aa usual upon all taa araduataa, and tha degraa of B. 8. on taa grad-vataa ot tha Chaadlar DapanaMaC la tba araatag taa aaoal Weo sti bald ta tha 14-War Bonn, la Raad Hall.

Tha rooms wara appro-pt lately daeoratad with bouqoala, and tha brilliant light I bona upon a happy company. Tha music of tha band aalivaaad this social hour, which la the mod-oral a fsstiTlty aUowad br Dartmouth to her aoaa oa tha SToalng af taair graduatioo. Altar tba laraa waa eloard. tha graduating class, ac-coaBpaBlad by tha band, called upon aeraral of the Prairssora, aad la re ponce to the clrlliUaa, brief apeockes were made. After playing in front of tha leoideBCO of ProC Saaaoav, who Is about to Ware to accept a ProfasaMSlup ta Waahiagtoa Unlrerslty, St.

lulattbe Pro feasor appealed at taa door, when be waa jgraetad with cordial applaaaa. Ua addreesej tba alaas brtrnv, thanking them for tha honor they had ebewanlm. He had, ba said, been nearly 13 years irted with tba uollega, piainiy pleasant, aiinouaa tHera had, at timea, beea aaxletlea and annoyances. There might have been umea whan be bad incurred the 1U 1 feeling of aoma, but ba indulged none toward aad now, aa he was leaving forever this at seat of learning, be desired thai ail animsi- eHhera, aacksat ttea anight be burled, and to took aaca upon the past aary in uieaotoin ana uaaiy regara. i ne exceaa-lgly happy addreaa of the Professor wai greeted with tVaquant bursts of applause from the class, who, In cannon with tha friends of education la tba State, as as blends of tba College, regret his separation from It.

Prof. Ssasoaa Is a man o' eaergy and laarn-tag. and hia depaiture from the Slate Is a matter of Saaeral regret. aawwemBaaJJanwmaaaaj Camasaacemeat Exerrlaee at art a oath Parlt Beajamlaa Paeas Mr. Oeaslag'a vastaa Kalegtee aa Ckaata Maw Pra-aaaaaaa aVa.a aVo.

Carrai'adiari a iftw Ferk riaws. DasmooTH, M. Friday, July SS, 1859. Laat night concluded the Anniversary Exercises of thla venerable lasUtutlon, which ealied; together tba largest assemblage since Cbots's famous eulogy oa Wiscrsa. They began properly oa the errenlag af July fct.by the Bophoaora Supper famous at Daitaaoatb, our account of which being of course received from Sophomoric aourrea.partakea of tha exaggerated a i tare of Its origin.

From a rational examination of tha various reports, however, it must have been aausually Interesting to the Sophomores. Tba next event of Importance was Oats Day." The aercleee eeaatsted of aa Oration by B. T. Ravaa, of Berwick, a Poena by D. W.

Fbabodt, of Gar-ham tba Class 'Chronicles, by J. A. Ssnnaaaon. of PlttaaaJd and tha Prophecies, by J. II.

Dnrar, of Aakurndaia, ilass. Those gentlemen were all of the eUaas of 139, now graduated. Tae Chronicles, la es-pedaj. ware very excellent, appealing, as they did, to tae keart-stlrrlng associations of a iilendly College aearaa. Aa original ode, by R.

8. Gamin, of Wind-wt was 'Bung with unction, and deserves praise cqaalry aceg and as a poem. Toward the close af Class Day the miT0" of lhe GraduatlEg ciasa naareked in procesaloa to Pra40 fair's, where aa addreaa waa delivered by H. F. DrBLaf, Qt 11m-ver, aad raepoadad to by the President, between whaaa aad the Class there seemed to exist flte most affectionate feelings.

On Tueeday evening tbais was to kara bean an oratioa by tba Hot. Calu Ccshi, bafora tba Phi Beta Kappa, on tha occasion of its Triennial. The orator waa absent, we were rather archly taforaaed, aa account of tadlepoettloa. Oa Wednesday morning, ta els place, tha Rev. Sr.

Tea ibb. of Lowell, delivered am oratioa oa kelore the Theological BocUty of this College. At o'clock la the afternoon tha two Literary Societies, the Vailed Brothers aad tha Social Fraternity, had taair annual as eating in tba old College Church. Tksae Societies, contrary to custom of lrterariea it other Universities, select aa orators and poets men af note la the literary ar political world. An oration waa delivered by Ex-Mayor Diana, of Hartford, eralek, though rather prosy at the outset, eon tallied acme tailing points at the ooaelustoa, and though two aears ta length, elicited muck eoauaendaUoa.

Pali BxaJAna, of New-York, read a poem oa the Prat collected aad edited for taa eocaaloa. It waa vary wait received. He baa a happy faculty of tailing old jokes la a very funny manner he was vary promiscuous la hia denunciations of the New. Tatk Press, and waa not at all felicitous la aoma of ant Intended felta. Faci Mmht, Fini Fiu and Xnwal Evnun were mentl aed la an tacongraous aaaas.

His attack oa the Caese-ckamploa was not amaervad. and was received la aileat dlapleaaure by aa audience too retasd to express their evident disgust. It is becoming paiarullv apparent that our poet Is the Dr. Id ward Youag ot America, aad that bis sarcasm to rather the sting of disappointed ambitioa titan the riaalaeaa indignation af a great aouL Taarsday waa tha day of tha regular commence-anaal exeiiJeea. which came of to the College Church.

The re are aa prizes af any descrtptioa offered for acholaxahrp, and no hoaorary orations at Commence-meat, Bat etaee tbera la aaa atgaal axeeptioa ta this rale asade by the Faculty, we may ba pardoned If we aaaka tha same. The valedictory erettoa awarded as the trat scholar of the graduating etaasvaad nobly slid Mr. Canaan sustain hie reputation. Mis tribute to laneuoM waa a eeaolarlT productloa, and hia praise waa aaard oa every too cos. At a Baseline, at tha Trustees labs last algat.

tha Rev. Otaa. Alkaa, of Aadover, waa atecled Proleaeir of Lua la plaea of Prof. Saabora, raatovad to Sc Loula, Mo. i aaa Rev.

H. Falrbanka waa cheeaa Protestor af Xatarel Palloaaphv, ta ptooa of tha tomaatad Dr. Yean, tinaiid. Taeae eeveral Candida tea for these Piiilisiiuahlpa, and the wlae decialoa of the Trustees, oaftrre a general aattslactloa. We noticed oa the tare Gar.

Goodala, of New-Rampahira Ex-Go v. Coiby, af New-Hampshire Judge Parker, of Boston taa Rev. Dr. BovtciMtf Ceaoord, New- Haamahlra, aad tea Rev. Wm.

A. Bartlatt. of Brooklyn. The church waa aissd to lia ataaoat eepaetty, aad exca lleat attea-taa wee aotd to tha etose of the Ave hoar exereiaee. Taa Brigade Band of Boston discoursed most elo- Cjaeat music, Utoraparsed taroaghout the proceadinga.

After tha eoaclaaloa of Coatmeaoemaat, tha Alum, an, a which a large detsgattoa were prooeat, sat dowa ta a aeaatlful baauuat. It was not of the aaual length, aad tha snoot potent, grave and vaaarable aalgaora at 4 P. M. to the boats obituary at taa church. Thia waa aaoeeasion of mournful Interest, aad every heart waa bowed down with sorrow.

Interesting Caoattana wore givea by Dr. aauaTurr, Jornaofly Profeeaor ta Dartaaoath, aad the eaa.su nor for adaalseioa tata Colieea of Mr. Caoava. by Mr. Kasauia.

af tha riaaa tmir odiatalv aaeessdiag-that af tae honored dead, aad vartoue other Intimate tneada. The asms of Caest Is tha meat liluatrtoas la Darts-aaoutk's asrautoyy alaaa tba death of Wnaeran. llaaover la brimful of anecdotes of Cnoarna cpiiega life, aad hia future biographer should by all means vtrrt Uve ei4f miaactvUs of this ptara. la tha evea-lair of Tnuraday, Julv 2S. tha libraries of the Collage aad of tha Loiarary Sociabae was opened for a em.

dading lavaa. it la now 4 o'eJoek A at. the SacXori are saotiag taa aalaaaet afpaaaa aoma Iha aad Bin area, aad teora barr all elaaa jaeJkmasaa. bare the at their voicea la the diaUaoe, all la list, aaiioey-Ajaxad Aorota will aocn tig at tha caat for tM tail imB. VT-L 'AaUraaaw Tha ceTeakOtUM of Connneiieeineiw raloa CoUage were mtamem aa Tnaraday, Jalh addra.

af Judge -)V aad the poem of Mr. Frrs Haaa Jf2tl AraasaL'jwaaa nasana, say sa aorra-pot Troy raaaaTwaa laaraoooad by aoaa. aa a graduate af taa elaaa a 181 A He began by rsmarkiaglaat forty throe years fV gradaateJ freaa litaa. 'JttTJLtr? aUeaea. aad now the weight ot over sixty ye lMUj upon him.

Ha bad renewed his ataeUag maay of kia elassmstos that day, but by far tha greater number were resting in the silent kails of death. He felt the eaanttoua eselted by the time aad place atoet keenly, bwt would not dwell upoa tba a. He had ckoaea as his the ma Lord Bacon, toe ablest man which loig centuries had produced. Ha quoted frosa cicui aad from Lord CAMrsau'a Ltmtt ctllmra, to show the estimate which aaa Ckaa-apea Bacoa as oae ef the sh- eee saea Diaoad aLd remarked that and meanest of men, pcslcrtf ua was also the verdict which ma recorded against him. He then went on show that this estimate was, la bis opinion, falsa.

la his opinion. Jams had demanded, and Bacoo. In a spirit of lofty seifsaeriace, coaaeatad to saerikee BJBelf to save bis royal maater if pooaibls. If any enewili read Bacon's writings, bis corns ponce ace aside the ttaxa in which ba lived, ka believed that the would arrive at tha same conclusion with hi fast If. ft was fashionable to cite Bacon aa a brilliant and corrupt maa, quote Pora'a famous lines In regard to him, and to blacken his fair lama from the 5 gee of ACai'LAr and Lord CsJirsaia.

But ha beared that that pcsterlty to which Baooa so cos fide sppeaiea won ultimately do Wm ample and complete justice that a maa of such resplendent powers could well wait three hundred years la igao-ra in lout tarrace before be was set right before a posterity for whoa he had dona so muck. Tragcedlao. vrtDii or A TOCXO WOM A. The Wbcellrg (Vs TWi haa the foUowing Laat evening we learned the following perOcalaxs of one of the atoat cruel aad eold blooded marders which It baa ever beea our tot to record. The unfortunate victim la this instance was a beauUfol lady of very respectable character, named Maxiaaa aaa is, whose parents live near Limestone, La Marshall county.

Miss Mabsis had beea Urine in tba families of some of the aimers la the vicinity. The supposed murderer la a maa named atbabibl IlABtan, who Is described aa a dark eompiexioaed maa who rtammers somewhat la his speech. Oa Saturday last, July 83, Miaa Mabbis had been at Limestone, and oa bar return stopped at the house of Mr. Knox, which le oa Surli's run, about two miles from Limestone. She left Knox's about noon to go to a aeighbor's, Mr.

AiDxaaoa'a; when she reached Mr. Kaox'a orchard she gathered a few apples in a handkerchief, aad pasted ovor the hill to Stall's run, out of sight. Immediately afterwards Haktht came along and also passed over the hill. After this, Miss Maxbis was never seen alive. In about half an hour Haxtm returned over the hill, passed Kaox'a house, and went to BczxAsn'a tavern on the Wayaeeburgh road, where be said he bad coma from Moundsvilla, and was tired, but as he wished to make an early start In the mo ruins, be would nay for his lodslncs before he went to bed this he did and retired, which was the last seen of him, as he left long before any one was up in the morning.

From Saturday until yesterday morning no search waa made for Miss Mabxis. as by soma means a re port had obtained in tha neighDorhood that Hanm and sue had eloped together. For this, however, there was not the eilghiest ground, as ne had never paid her any attention, and scarcely spoken to her. Yesterday morning her continued absence having excited remark and alarm, a few of the neighbors turned out to look for her, and after a search of leas than ball an hour found her lifeless and mangled body, bear Its evidences of having been reft ef life with ne-compsjuiments of horrible cruelty fearful to contemplate. Tbe supposition is that Hakttk overtook her where she had tat down upon a log to rest, as the handkerchief which contained the applea waa lying; on it.

That her person had been outraged before she was murdeiedwas also evident. The murder waa committed by the side of the public road, from which bar body was dragged tome twenty or tiiirty yards by the feat to a small run, in which it was found. The murder wss committed by heavy of stone or club about the head and breast. The side of her head was broken and one eye knocked out, besides Indications of a number of severe blows upon different parts of her person. astib belongs, we believe, to tbe neighborhood, and bat borne but an indifferent character.

His father was aoma time ago under arrest on charge of committing a fearful crime against nature, but what was done with him we are unable to say. It also appears that Habtbb'b story about having beea at Moui.dtvlllo was altogether untrue. He Is till at large, taough the officers are on the alert for his capture. A CHICAGO PHYSICIAN ATTIlf TTIKG TO MURDER HIS VIM IM THX 8TRCKT. The Cblcago July 28, says At about o'clock last svsnicg there was great excitement created in the ciiy by an exlensivelv circulated story that Dr.

Fbabk Rotal. living at No. IV7 8. Adasas-suset, had, while walking with bis wife on Qulncy-street, cut her throat, inflicting a dangerous wound, a thort time before. The particulars, as far as we can learn, are as follows: The parties realde in a small frame eottaee, (No, 197 Adams.) which is near the corner of an alley leading from Monroe to Adams.

Thsy both left the house last evening, but not in comeany i they were, however, subsequently seen together on Qulncy-street, near Wells, and shortly alter Mrs. Rotal was heard crying out "oh bus oh bus," and holding up her band to the right sice of ber throat, from which 1 did not accompany br home, but made off nortiT ward, across a vacant lot. Dr. Jsacns was summoned from his drug store on the corner of South and Adams street and found cut on the rlflht aide of the neck about two lrrbes long, but not deep, nor dangerous, it only sev. ered some of the fibre on the main muscle of the throat.

Tbe cut was in the form of aa angle, and appears not to bave been a slash with a knife, but an incision with the point of a sharp instrument. lie dressed the wound axd left tbe women quite comfortable, but owing to subsequent mental excitement, produced by visitors anil inquiries, the wound took to bleeding fresh, and he waa again sent for, but not being at home, Dr. C. N. Fnoa was called in, who again dressed the wound, which be also pronounced not serious.

The South Division Police Station being within a few doors of Dr. Rotal house, the Police were soon enraged in search for tha Doctor. In bout an hour and a half after the committal of tha deed, the Doctor was takea into custody at bis daughter's (Mrs. Kb bibs tana's) realdeace, No. Ill JackaonratraeC He came in the, shortly after the alarm, and had been In and cut several times before tba Police arrived, and even then be was out, but thsy awaited his retura aad took him to the Police Station at about 10 o'clock laet night, where he was lodged la a cell for the night.

Dr. Rotal Is a man of about tbe average height, of middle age, has been a surgeon in the army, and came to reside in this city laat October. He is a native of Lynchburgh, is a highly intelligent maa, seems laboring under excitement, but was not, it is thought, in liquor at tbe time. He has two married daughters, one Mrs. AtMsrsoio, the wife of a well-known circus performer, end tbe other the lira.

KanscAaaa, referred to. The injured woman la said to have been aa actress. The domestic relations of Dr. and Mrs. have not been of the most amicable character, and op Sunday "Jjut it is stated that a violent row took piaca between them, during which he is said to have whipped his wife severelv.

Dr. Rotal asserts his entire ignorsnce of the whole affair In its Inception says he bad been dowa town and taken aa ice-cream at Wright's." near the Court House, and when returning, his daughter Rosa (Mrs. Abubtbobs) met him, telling that some one had cut her motner's throat, and urging him aes to go home," upoa which he had gone with his daughter to Mrs. Kbsuiabbb's, oa Jackson-street, where the officsis found blm. He avows his ignorance of tbe perpetration of the deed, and that ha lovea bla wife aa fondly as ever env husband could.

The wife. It la said, intimated to officer West at tret that her husband had doce the deed, but she since denies emphatically that ha bad anything to do with the act, Her story at the house to a policeman aaa, that abe aaw the ahadow of a man who stole up behind her aad Immediately cot her with a knife, ana on ber exclaiming, turned and ran. Thla morning the accused waa brought up before Police Magistrate MUliksn, but In the absence of Mrs. Rotal, the defendant was committed to jail oa a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder, la default of as 000 MUBJ1IR AT RIVIRSIKK. The MontireUo (N.

Democrat, Jury 27, says A maa named Wn. Ccniieux was killed oa Sunday laat by three brothers. Taoass, Acettrus and Pbtbb Bbbbabt, atstrtod by their mother, while at a bee to cut bruab apoa the farm of anna Koran, about two nalies above the tannery of A. albs at la the town of Neverslnk. The affray was the torminatioa of a quarrel originating la an old grudge held by tha Bbsbabtb agaiaat CunainanaM.

One ol the brothers stabbed Crsinttis with a commoa jack-kalis la the left breast, and another came up behind him immediately after ha waa stabbed, aad struck him upoa tke bead with a stoae, crushing in his skull. He lived but a few minutes after roc el ring the stab aad the blow oa the bead, either of which was sufficiently severe to have caused kia death. Immediately after perpetratiag the horrid deed the three brothers escaped and fled into the woods. Tliey have not yet been found. Tbe citizens in tha neighborhood are vary mack excited, and are scouring the woods In every direction In search of them.

Tae mother has beea secured. TxkJUBU ACTS OF AX USARB MAX IX HIXADIX-FHIA. The Philadelphia Jujuirer, July 29, says A nooet lamentable affair occurred yesterday morning in the Sixth Ward. An insane man, with a huge pair af shears, ran through tha streets assailing every oae within hia reach. The maniac was an Irishman, named Wa.

Coue, a large, at out-built man, about 45 years of age. He is unmarried, aad a tailor by trade. For several months past it has been noticed that ha waa wild aad incoherent bat tt waa not feared that he would become violent, aa ka waa a BUM aad Inoffensive man. On Wednesday afternoon aa complained af hia head, and went home early. Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, he went ta the store of Mir.

Srxruxasen, and talked wildly. Ha spoke of a great number of persona bsvtne beea killed up the street, and Intimated that be waa afraid of soma Imaginary aaemv who waa pareereg aim. Ha was advised to go aad aaa a doctor, aad Ye aatd he would no boane aad He then toft taa store, aad weal an Kownh-etJoet te Race, aero ka aatsad a lad named, a. fcacaaaaaa. wba waa stead lag eatatde thediuer elReaaa Sana a.

ran, at the aectoeaat corner of Fourth aad Race streets. Tke lad ran Into tha stoie, pursued by Couox but tha lauer ana Wv- rneaf aUkead aavtaar Mr. Caaa. aVBaa happened be aaaanvg alaaa Few taa tlasa. aad Km aa by the oat Wi aad gae aim atwlsCwhtoh threw klm ape his knees ia tba gutter.

Wkiie be waa la that portion, Csmo draw a pair af sharp skears, and pigged one blade af taeea twtoa into the breast and aad bowels ef the asfortoaato maa. Mr. Jean T. Pisssrt. a Bagchant, doing bastoaaeat No.

14 North Fourth-street, aad residing nt Green-street, was a witness ke attempted te se- nleedy awed, and thahe' COLvov, but tke latter Blunged aOrary throe one of kia arms, inflicting a err aertous aad palatal wound. Wnaia Baaannr, a driver of aa Ire-cart, waa tn a teger beer cellar near by, aad bear lag Ce cries of the Fersoss tn the street, ba ran UD gtoVcr' ltrl'B tna n.tv. There Arrest aim," Arrest him ia which Himself joined. Mr. Bxseaarr did not suspect of be las the author of the mischief, aad apoa appioaehing him, the tasaae maa made a cut at him wbick nearly severed oae of ait fcnsers.

11 alas Had away at a violent rate with the shears, aad Mr. Ba- a.4 AHKmH 4a aLf nMlrlii fatal In juries. CotToa then pursued and cut at eaaaaneekokej who remain his way. but without doing any lafJAn li mischief. Mr.

Bbzobbtt ran to kia tea- cart to procure hia axe, but before be could get it a colored maa struck Cev-rea on the bead wltn a stone, and Officer bow as Moons coming up with hia billy." the crazy maa wss first siuncd and then secured. He was taken to the Sixth Ward Station house, pursued by aa exalted crowd. Ail tae wounded persons were takea into tbe drug store of SnoSBAXsa where their wounds were retted. Mr. Ksaa was taken from there to toe Pennsylvania Hospital by the police- Dr.

Surra thea made aa examination as to his lnruiies. He found a aevere, tkough at fatal wound la the left breaat, and a very dangaroas wound ta the ebdemea. Dr. Lnrnv examined the wounds of Mr. Kann, at the store of Saoa-baxss at Ce- aad ba was of opinion that tba heart wna punctured by taa stab la too breast.

Mr. Kara a veiy worthy man, a bout forty-eight yeare of age." Caarea of tke Puritan aad taa Hot. J. I Hatch. During the services in the Church of the Puritans yeaterday morning, tba following paper was read At a meeting of the Church of Ike Purl tana.

Fab. lfei. after reading tbe el tallow of Mr. J. L.

Hatch to appear and answer to the chargea of denying tbe Divine Authority of tbe Fourth Commandment, and tuat the Sabbath is a Divine Institution, aad of having written and published certain doggerel verses in defence of his views, and in rlJicule of the Sabbath, a resolution waa offered That the avowed principles of Mr. Hatcb and bis general course of conduct, demand the discipline of tbe Church. After some discussion tbe Church adjourned to Feb. 14, thea to Feb. 23, and then to March 3, when Mr.

Hatch defended his views in an address of great length. It was then Ktssved. That the avowed principle a of Mr. J. L.

Hatcb. an" hia general course of conduct-relative to tha observance of the Christian Sabbath, aad the abrogation of the Fourth Commandment, are such aa justly call for tbe discipline of tnis Church, aad that ne be, and he hereby ia, admonished of his errors and suspended from the fellow thin and communion of this Church, till the Church shall be salitntd of a change la bis principles and conduct, or take further action in tha premises. At another meeting of the Church July 12, Mr. Hatcb was asked by the Moderator If he had the same views as heretofore relative to tbe Fourth Commandment, and the sanctity and observance of Ihe Sabbath, to which he replied that he had not changed his views except to become morel confirmed in them. The following minute wss then read and adopted H'Scrvoa, The admonition and tutpension of Mr.

I. Hatch from the folic whlp of this Church has produced to favorable chance in bis principles and cmduct, Rttoixd, That the Church do now procee to pass sentence ef txeommunlcttlon, and that tbe said Mr J. L. Hatch ke and be hereby is exermmnnicated from the fellowship and communion of this Church BaNJ. PHILPS, Clerk Church of tbe Puritans.

The Ecllpee Obeervarieas at Sir. Bather fard's Obserratery. A number of scientific gentlemen assembled at the observatory of Mr. Lxvcia M. RcTuarcsn, corner of Eleventh-street and Second-avenue, to observe the eclipse.

Owing to obstructions of buildings in tle West the large equatorial could not be used. Mr. Firs, the telescope maker, of this city, brought up the small telescope used by Lieut. Gnjjs In South America. Through this instrument the first contact was observed at fib.

87 miri. 40 sec, and the last at h. 26 ruin. 40 tec, making tbe entire duration 56 mm. St sec.

During the greatest obicuration a good photograph of tbe sun was obtained by photographic artists. Tbe spots on tbe sun were faithfully delineated. A few seconds before tbe eclipse commenced the sun's disc was obscured by a cloud, and it waa feared no observationa cr uld be'mtde; but fortunately the cloud clspersed three or four seconds before the time, and there wta to material obstruction while the eclltae lasted, although a cloud gathered over the tun a few seconds after it was ended. The view was highly interesting. The most notice sblo featuie was the cicar projection of the uneven surface of tbe mooa, the serrated edges of its shadow being distinctly delineated on the sun's diss.

Evening foal. r08KislTl Frisk ig. The Proceedings of the Pennsylvania yearly meeticg of Progressive Friends, held at Longwood, Chester County, has been issued in a pamphlet, by Ouva JoHKBon. Besides the minutes of tbe various meetings, it contains an exposition of sentiments" with a record of 1 tostl- onies upon slavery, caste, sectarianism, marriage, PkUrn. education, mental and physical, tern perance, tobacco, treatment or criminals and war.

Among the list of correspondents are the names of Gaaaii Surra, Mrs. L. M. Child, the Rev. Samcal J.

Mat aad M. D. Cobwat. Hollovtat's Pills. Farmers require them as much as the ax and the plow.

They remove bowel complaints caused by change of water, also fever and ague, and ail maladies produced by unwholesome sir and food. Sold at bo Maiden-lane, New-York. GaTITTT'S MlPlCATID 1JA PIE FOR Till Wl-Tia-CtotBT. All druggists tell it and everybody bnya it. Depots No.

41 Ann-atreet aad No. 440 Broadway. A Siwtko Machivx, better adapted to the wants of famlll2s than any other which has ever been offered to the public, la now sold for $30. Persons desirous of satisfying themaelvea that this statement ir true, may do so by calling at my sales rooms, Mo. 504 Broadway.

and examining the aewlv-invented Wuxcox A GibbsMacbxhb. Jajixs Wxllcox. iAsnnminniin.1 BRADT'8 QALLERT Has removed from No. IM Broadway to No. 13 Broadway, corner of Bleecker-atreet.

Photographs, Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes. RirrixQ'S Patent Champion Fire-Proof Safes, No. 251 Broadway, corner of Murray-street, opposite City Hall, New-Tork. MONETARY AFFAIRS. aa see Third Baa- alee aa taa tack Ixrkaagt-Jolt SO," e.OnoTenn.

as, "90 (WX'tooX. T. Cent. B. blu Ti 6 do S60 8 400 do 1i tuo do bio ous i log ao shots.

la.oro Virginia Se tn ao do afiO TiH 1 ooo do at ice do o. 73 'j Missouri St. 6a. 61 1C0 do bl T3? 6C0 Cal- State Tt Be to Kio do s30 T3, i.uu no bi iouj ao nuirt 2JK0 Brook. City L.

ICO 160 do 74 1.000 N.Y.Cen. R. 6s. B0 I SO do. 74 "i B.

SU ISt HU Be. BS 6 000 111. On. B. Bt 86 1 Mv r.

H. A A. td 38 1.0C0 Del AW.lstM. ea ISO Hud. River 33 100 do alO S3 M0 Hariem B.

Pfd 35 1C0 do. 44k 10 Am. Ix. Bank 1B2H 60 Del. A H.

Ca. Co 8 10 do fci 10 KeadincB. ac do afo 46 blO 4t beo 4 S3 43 bCO Alia etf 41 IB Penn. Coal Oo 94 117 Pan. Mail hteam.

Ca 7oV 160 luo Mich. Cen. 75 do 705, wo so do S30 7ut to do loo do 60 150 do Tt 100 do tt 10 Con. Coal PfiL 14 100 do. 60 da 14 i AN.IJl lit 60 Gal.

A Chi. B. aW C3S I M.So.. Ni Q.8 sit 11 oo do n't aoa do ai3s 300 do S3 tS0 dO S3 SI 100 do i.Jbaa 633, ,600 do S3 SO 100 do loo Clsv. A Tol.

40 do too do 61 300 Panama Railroad. U6H 23 175 Chic tK.ll X. 331600 do. 4)60 61 asv 16 Hot. A Wor.

Mostdat, Aug. 1 A. M. The Foreign Trade at this port the past week waa one of marked activity, both in Import entries and Export clearances. The former, including the Dry Goods table in our laat paper, amount to 6,952,714, against $4,916,434, tha same week last a anon.

The latter, in Domestic Produce to $1,635,707 against $1,061,016, same week laat year, and in Bullion, $2,217,000 against $303,318, same week in 1858. The shipment of Saturday afternoon, by steamer Ariel, ia understood to include $340,000 in Silver, transferred from steamer Ten ncssce, arrived the day before from Xew-Orlaana. The arrival of Gold from California, $2,145,000, nod the export of the same metal, chiefly in bars, la thna made nearly equal. The Bub-Treasury balances have varied but slightly, atanding at present $5,116,798 arainst $5,165,552, at close of previous The Bank return of Specie, to be made up this afternoon, will not be changed materially by the movements of the week, aa we find on inquiry, that tha averagea in the large eatabliahments down town, ran, in the. greg ate, about even, and the probability ia the return will again show about twenty-one 'millions.

The smaller Banka may vary the result a few hundred thousand dollar Tba chances are lha the JLoaa col uma will ahojr a further moderate inetautu Tba general (a over asent nan been ptett refotar taa the sflnerenVe. if an thirgj ia a Uttcf offer iuf of paper from reru- Hut aealera, at full 7 aw tVii tha BaaU are taking fewer outside bit la, trven ef the shorteat datea, at 6 cent-, and are chargbig cent, to jtmand betioweia. As we expect to be able ia a lew days to preaent tbe exact Croni-hoaae- returns of foreign Trade at Mm port the -Jl of mat cloaed, taa emit thia inornbjg onr oaual com parlaon by werka. These, in a aemi-official form, added to tha exact returns to tbe let July, the Import entriee of Foreign Merchandise, ea-cluaive of Specie, since the beginning of thecal: ndar year. $153,135,000, againat aeaaon $147,701,000 to same ut- aame JU In 1856.

in 1S57, and oaaaa or ni noon axoaAnea ron tan a taw Loan of 8 ieiwl! rim BHwT ivi. vwn and Mir hi at an afc Wefarrad 2I Micbiian 4a4laa Toledo S40T.OH .1169115 .6971 8tw71 S382V a4a4 m96 S3w325 39035 WwW.fc liilnolt Central Panama Pacific MaU Miatoaris irginias Tenneaaees Illinois Central Bonds. Hudson Harlem Preferred Delaware and Hudson. The Flour Market, with some few exceptions oo the list which were influenced by English order, waa in control of the Bear account most of the week, but on Friday and Saturday better demand was manifested at about the outside prices, and a larger business, in amount, was accomplished. The general market left off steady on Saturday forenoon, no second session being held on that day as csual through the Summer.

La United States new Fives there is more demand the sales are at 101, with that price bid for more. The latest sales quoted from London are at 93 per cent. Sterling money, equal to with the expense added. The decline in Tennessee State Fivee continues, and the latest sales, on orders, it is understood from Tennessee, were at per cent. About fifty miles new Railway work part on the Louisville and Nashville line was finished up early in July, and upon this the State advances $10,000 per mile in 40-jear Bonds, receiving as security a first lien upon the Road and its equipment.

The finished roads in the State upon which these advances have been made, altogether, in regular 6 cent. Bonds such at are sold in this market are equal to about 700 miles, implying a Public Debt in this way of $7,000,000. Similar advances by the State's indorsement of the first mort. gages of the Railway Companies, were made, aome years ago, on 255 miles, making the Indorsed Obligations of Tennessee $2,550,000. The decline in Tennessee's somewhat influenced Miaaouria at the close of the week, and the decline from the previous week is cent.

In Kew.Toik Central the dealings fluctuated through the week about 1 cent, closing at a decline of i'a i cent. The transfers closed on Saturday, preliminary to the August Dividend, the amount of which be fixed by the Directors at a meeting to convene about the 6th or 8th inst. Iu Reading there is more activity, and both thia and the Philadelphia market, show considerable lirmness, owing, in good part, to the improved look of the Anthracite Coal tonnage. The same influence is holding Delaware and Hudson, and Pennsylvania Coal shares quite steady. The last will make the usual August Dividend of 3J and we understand the annual report will show 8 cent, earned for the year.

On the other hand, Cumberland shares have had a decided fall, selling as low aa 13 but closing at 14 cent. This Company is in the Bituminous Coal trade in Maryland, but we do not understand the preaent decline to proceed from any change of prospects in the trade, but from the position of part of the stock held by one or two of the Brokers on the Street. In the Western Shares, the advance is lSlj cent on Illinois Central, with an advance of 1J cent, in the Bonds of the Company, on the last news from the London market. In other descriptions, with the usual strong disposition evinced by the sellers for the fall to hammer prices, the final changes at the clcteofthe week are not important, while the demand for Rock Island, Galena and Michigan Central showed an improvement. Panama ia lesa active, and cent, lower.

Pacific Mail made two or three changes during the week, but left off at an advance of 2 cent. In the near Railway Slocks, Harlem Preferred lost part of ita activity Hudson River steady in price with few transactions, and Erie but very partially offered at the very low figures recently established, while the bids for it improved at the close cent. The various Bonds of the Company are also generally withheld from markei the current prices, and the second, tliird and fourth Mortgages are 12 cent, higher on the bids. Tbe Bonds of the New-York Central and Michigan Central are in aome demand for London, though the dealings are confined to retail parcels. The general market closed on the Street at 3 o'clock a fraction lower for New York Central, with little or nothing done In other descriptions.

The Customs Duties of the past week, paid into the Bub-Treasury, amount to $1,100,000. For tbe month of July, to $4,704,000, exclusive of the dutiee settled with Treasury note. The receipts and disbursements of the office for the month of July were aa follows July 1, 1659, by balance $2,602,169 neccipis uurwg we noaiB Customs Patent Fees Post Office Department Treasury Motet Miscellaneous 85 6 813 40 23206 69 631,600 00 79 936 60 5,955,255 Total Pavmenta Treasury drafts. Post Office de $5,566 303 89 264,285 82 9,820,589 Regular Treasury balance $2,136,635 Credit of Disbursing Officers 693 Credit of Interest Public Debt 121.030 Assay Accounts, balance 496,040 Total balance, July 31 $5,116,798 The half-yearly Dividend of the Ocean Bank is 3, Cora Exchange, 3, Greenwich, 6 cent; Manhattan, 5 Leather, 5 and Republic, 5 cent. The New-Orleans Picayune, under date of Saturday, P.

July 23, reports of Exchange Exchange is quiet and without variation, except In Sight checks oa the Northern cities, which have advanced fully at cent, We now quota as follows: Clear Sterling Bills, 1C9 110 Bill of Lading Drafts, 10641C9 Francs, 5tl8V5M0 Sixty day Bills on the North, lfil ft ceau; Sight, Hwt cent, premium." COAL TXADB FOB WW A BXASOB. ISM. lae. Week Schuylkill 39 mi acbajlkiil Canal 40.634 Lehigh Taller BaOroad 450 Lebish Taller 37JJ6 Berabtoa Sooth 13,441 Serantoa 4,01 Pean. Coal Co 38 tut Delaware and Bad.

Co. 16 78 Wyoming Canal. South Wyoming: Canal, North Bbamokla Reaion 3 T36 Total. 630.377 37102 8070 214.STS Ta.670 36414 136 611 TMal. 333,360 44,343 aiaosa an, oae 338.346 183.767 76 3,069 3M.3U3 10.296 11.141 3tUA 33,403 11, I'M 3.7ST a.741 44,364 Total anthraette 176413 XC 4,144 Lvkeai Talley Coal Co.

3.130 34.164 Fbort Mountain Co 1 33C 18,824 Trevortoo Coal 1.7 Jl to 164 Broad Top 3.463 61443 189.330 3,466.338 1.364 30,690 1,671 36,813 3,144 68364 Cumberland Coal loaia atn.awi Real at Jury 30. Mr. A. C. Looms haa sold, in connection with Messrs.

Iaalasb dc two four-story, hlxh-etoop. brown-atone front nouses, known as Noe. 24 and 26 West Thirty-ninth -street houaaa S2 feet by 55 feet each, the lota 22 feet by half the block in depth, for $18 080 each. ($38,000 Also, forty-four lots at College Point at each, Tbe above ta not to be understood aa strictly a cash sale, aa other property was givea in part payment. E.

H. LrLow bss sold the four-story brown-stone front house No. 7 East Thirtieth-street, between Madison aad Fifth avenuea house 21 feet Inches by 57 feet; lot 21 feet 6 laenee by 61 feet 2 inches. Seller Miss Manx FBAncna Wist i purcaaeea, Doaortcx Av ncocxi, $12,750.. P- TT Blarketn by Telegrapla.

OavBoa, Saturday, July $0-4 P. M. Flocx dull, but without material change. WnaAS quiet, but krna, aad held above tha views of bwyera. Co aa rnacTrve.

rmtioma anii. owe waeaaaewa. iBarto 500 bbls. Ploar, 16.600 basnets Cora. C.

tpmflfl00 bbls. Flour, k5M boaaele Wheat. i CrscnrBiTT. Battuwav. Jaiv ML Jora actfve, at 4 90 i5 60 ior supertae.

Wtna-' tst, 24e. faontjoaa geaerairf axKasLagwa. i lerrAva, karsriHy, Jury 36W1 r. M. 1 PutB netteo aad krmsr, atrt wnaiat -owe table aaaaga tales 2,300 tS for aoer, aad ex I'a Illinois i 256v4 aO for eaear aad extra WJatw a.via $5 ftwts 25 for extra Mlehigaa aad Okie aad $5 Artw $5 7 fee doable extra.

Waea quiet and ral re 5,000 bethels mixed Water aad Sanag fliraots at Kfcr, 9.500 koskeU hile Jaaataeky $1 Coaa tral heavy and lowar Bales af small Vale, eec: best offers far boat loads ofll-ttaois. 65c Oara quiet aad Btotntaal. at 31e.32o. Bablbi end Bra daU aad bear. vVatssr aoetlaai.

Caal raasaart ataady ae. en Cons, loo. oa Wheat, asd 3e ea Fioar ta New-York. LsJre JaaaerCs 1 daa ate bole. Flearj bask.

bash. Cora. Cawel aaartt at ,000 j7 gOO bush. Corn. -ea.

Wheat Flora Jaiv 0 i ef aew jm-JZ. limit'1 Whbat Sale- lU.w.?Td lm ts oa prtvate terms. aosed to be about 1 j. Cobb w'ltTlBwir te Vailty. WaiaaT aaiatajJte.

No sales. amnsa. Pnn.ArxrmA Saturday, Jelv 38. iTrrne. 15 25 $5 50.

Wklta $1 riitl St? i 25- Coan lr. aaea 3,600 kaaaeia, at toe, for kite, vbisxv grm, at 263. BALTTjtous, Satnrday, July aO. liT. dy- w-heat declined 2 3c; white lje) 1 4.

losing dulL Cora deeUaed 2e yellow 80e white 'oae. Provisions dull. Whisky 27 e. Mobxlb, Friday, July 29. Salee unimportant Middling nominal at lle.

Bala, of tn. week. 2 500 balee receipts, 478 bales, agaiaat 370 ia same base last year. "cLPt at thla port. 164 525 bales.

8 Lock, 25.625. Freigkle to Liverpool, to Havre, le. CiacmBATi, Friday, July 29, FLfjra drooping; aales at $4 803: $5 for auper-Wraif 24c. Paornnoaa generally ttnehsaged. Mesa Peas 60.

Fklladelehla Meek Market. PnrLAnaLratA, Saturday, July 30. Stocka dull. Pennsylvania State Fivea, 90 Reading Railroad. 23 Morris Caaal, 39 Lwa-Ialaad Railroad, 10 Pennsylvania Railroad.

39. 1Uam. teae. nwaoTa. aaaaa.

Jaly Jaly IS. JalySA. Jaly la. Citiaent' $4.14 811 4.144.738 3.SI6.S6I 496,704 Caaal Bank IJmiil 1,7,18 161461 1,467 664 Looieiaaa 446 336 363 2.436,737 Lonitiana 8taU 3,779.703 3,408 693 632 636 6M 64aJ66 Bk. of N.

Orl'ns. 1.166.133 1131.10a 67ta 648 166 Southern Bank. 1SO.6J0 33718 3m 3U6 318 601 Union Bank r8.86f 943,321 467.SS1 467 664 Merchants' Bank 661,636 661.684 311.606 180 90S Crescent tli 818 932008 260 33 197 801 Bank ef America 946.680 934.142 444,986 toMal Total. 16.140.133 1C 760. 441 It, 744710 5666,623 Decreets.

300 $78.186 Ciaevnnoa. naFOsira. BAnas. i J.ij St. Jaiy 14.

Jmlj U. Jaly IS. Citiaena' B69M6 6,118,444 4.030J33 Caaal Bank I.P61.135 1.077.766 asti6 074.110 Loulaiaaa tit 639 34 3 S77Aa6 a.t'M 3uo Loniaiaaa State. 3,414. 1H6 47a.l4 Mecb.

at Trad ere' 363,366 863,490 738.814 713.SS7 Bk. of M. Orleans 66710 688,140 BOSOOS 843,910 Southern 337.030 36 487 361,633 TJnioa Bank 668 360 BI8.366 943,130 Merchants' Bank 368 660 367,370 3M1.13W 386.444 Crescent City 330 666 331,160 608 9 384.T66 Bank of Amerisa 616A66 aoaoo 913 997 Total 16 667,04 10, 743194 17,668,300 17.973 879 Deeraaao.a336J10!Deertaae ..6314,670 nacwAJioa. Ovm Dnr.lim, Jaly 33 Jaly IS. laly tCJml7Ts7 831,783 C71 906 336.449 363 718 Canal Bank 97168 337 341 H4.7H3 144,217 Louisiana 473 441 68,616 437,163 431967 Louisiana 483 C96 673,006 37aIO 396,862 Meek, and 37 9S8 343 463 30.361 33 328 B'k of N.

Orleans 236,483 224.60 167 492 104,340 Southern 671386 914,160 Union Bank 169.493 333 069 333.6t 163.311 Bank 30.880 47,169 9L.T00 49 064 Crescent 14 996 13,846 66 217 33.773 Bank ef America 4,715 1,330 10 3C0 3.967 9,641 8154.04 H4 L73t6ol 1.643.-.97 Docreaao. naToaBOBta Onaaa aaa suaorB. Borumia Africa New-Tork North Cnrope. Kaacaroe Oeran John BeU Persia -Asg. Aog Ana.

-Ass. Aog. 1 -Uvernoat Moo ttia'n Qoeaee Li ver pool 10 nVnator Uvaranoi 13 13 Quebec. 13 16 New-Tork Hoe tha 16 Quebee Glatrow 17 raoa Brrapra. 18 Sou thampt'a.

New-Tork 20 Liverpool. 30 33 37 Glaawow 37 30 Basnmonla Kangaroo Ocean Persia eiaasow Nova Bcotian. Arabia City of Baltimore A air a r.lTevpooi New-York Son thaw ew- Tork 3 LtverBooi Ooobon- anderbilt North American. Mosee -Aug- 4 Boatliamp'BvJlow-Tora fob tn FAcme ooast. 6 Arpinwan Aspin vail Northern Light.

Quaker on otraa. Jul 39 Havana. Paaweaaere Balled. In tteamhiv Ami, for Southampton and HavrtA. rippie.

P. Griffin, K. Lanel, Wm. Leaton. Emily Leaton, ItareUa Leaton.

New-Tork Mrs. T. Bramard. Philadelphia W. P.

Btraup, R. K. Allison. D. W'hee'an, New-Tork Juan Pavloa M.

Lopes. Cuba Jos. Tucker, Mobile Hue. Jaubert. Mile.

Jaabert. Mrs. Jaubirt and servant. New Tork T. Anelle.

Dr. Mark Rodi-saea. San Fraocisee K. Zeloldel Havana J. F.

Wood read, wife and chlldreo, New-Tork Mrs. Payne, Chat. Wait and lady. Boa ton Tboa. Cole and lady, New-Tork Miss Lnts, New Baven Mrs.

Marie 8. Lacoste. Philadelphia; Mr. Luts. New Baven John H.

Richards. Isaac Kaa, Alexis Taguilla. lady aad child, New-Totk: M. Waebmuls, Mobile; Moaeph Cbanier, F. CherftniUe and wife, Nashville Chas.

Eetinaory, New-York; King, J. Delengeva, Boston! Mr. trou-raud. John Could, Richard Ford, Thos. D.

Tracy, Levi T-'easey. lady and ebild, New-Tork K. Boffuat, W. Robertson, Cbarletton Mr. Cornell, New Brunswick Mme.

Bory. New-Tork Miss Ctdwell, New-Brunswick Chas. etc ber lady and child. Mr. Goffart, New-Tork Mr.

Iricotel, Hilaire Dordaigna, Jostmhine aad Cara Dordaigne. wife and 3 chllaren, Mr. Lee bach, Michael Bait. New-Tork; tJsbriel Bunkleepeia, T. Baoterchia, Chas.

Wiitje. J. BalsaieL'e. J. Trye, J.

Peter, Now. Tork Waa. Tress. Jos. Arnold, John de Aaaelio, Thau-baud Haasman.

J. B. Beusman, L. Miller. M.

Lelba. Le Paehe Pedrau Todury and wife, Gioyanlug, JC Belle, Ramilli, Laintaidine. Bira Paravagner. Joseph T. Onsner.

T. Pinoolici. Henella Cbarle. Leferre. A.

J. Tareotte, Mrs. Hammond. New-Tork Boot. Manners, Mr.

Camera. Mr. Boaea, Mr. Raaee, Mr. Maaeni.

Mr. Bt-vilaeana, B. A. Derentaeans. New-York B.

Laura, CI at. 8c so id. Mr. Gbnysen, J. NeMts, L.

Jean. W. 'Westerkn, Michael Frieker, Caspar Paul aad 4 children, Asa Bleyssaan. klita Hoirate, Mr. Navto.

Paul Lieb. Pettr Bicbm, John 6. Caiibaum. Peter Gar raw Job an a Althaea. F.

Schlencker, F. W. F. Gillies, Alex Bineer. RtgaMlttelbach.

C. W. Wackrumly. Joseph Charrler, F. Cbeaaint and wife, Mr.

Polin. wife aad child. Bago epringmsnn, Andreas Beracheck, Adam Wolff. Caspar Bsrl. J.

A. X. Wagner, wile and 4 children Total, 133 caom nassenirers. in MfamMHrp City of Waikmrton, for XJi'tiausI. C.

itchell. Jtkes. A. Ferrar. J.

G. Bmietoa, Mr. Lewry. Mr. Roeetier, J.

Affleck. C. Casey, C- Skiff, F. Braaoff, lady and Infant J. J.

Kevins, J. C. Berard, 7. Adams. J.

Ke'chem J. B. Adasna. Mr. Baker.

Mies V. Merrill, Miaa K. Morrill. Miss Fore. Xllea Coatefys.

W. Ketch-am. Dr. Cleadencis, W. Moriiarn.

MissLisaie R. Smith. Mise Annie Smith. Miss J. Ho ware, Miaa Bobertaoe, tvbaIet Gregg.

Mrs Roomier, Miss Wiley. W. Kaa; la aad lady, Miaa J. K. Tlonis Ella SmithMits Mary Johneoo, Michael Walsh, W.

King. B. T. Walker and Udy, J. Deane.

6. W. Oliver, W. Johss, W. B.

Wet barm aa. H. C. Pttera, lady aad two children. Peoria 111, Ber.

J. Duffy. 8. L. Howard, H.

W. Trew holla, John Oooke, lady aad three childrca B. M. Lirlngston, Robert Campbell, John Bardeeker, Robert Clarke. John Henderson.

T. Bailey, Charles Jaboeufane lady, 8 Brien. W. a. Usee.

J. Smyth, Mis J. Howard, Rev. Thomas McMulty. Mrs.

Srmatona aad Infant aad 160 la the steerage. Total, Specie $1,216,000. in steowueav Quaker dry, for HtwOrltanA and Bm-ran Jacinto Pedrona. Wa Mad en, Charles A. Baeot, Ventara Castro, Jose Sabatar.J.

M. Mora. J. Manuel Mora. Alberto Mora.

Domingo Mora. Jacob Darleo, G. Arbeach aad son. Jose Perinas. Jaaa Buis.

Fraaeiaoe Reyes Gasman. Joan Bltchiras. Martin Larroado, Joes A. Amcts, Patricio Oviedo and ton. H.

J. Koppers. Con-stantine Be veto, Gabriel Preto, F. Carine. John F.

Martin, Semi. Dunbar, Pedio Jacinto Boadet, T. Caaaaova, Annable Ksralsnte. M. B.

De Aooata. J. B. Perkins, Robert Aiken. ra sriamskiy Flerase.

ar 5sBtwtaek D. H. Brown. Mis. C.

F. hRe and I children. Dr. lope, Miaa Kate O'Donoash. J.

A. Banta, B. Brtackernoff. J. Banks, Mrt.

Bodail, H. Arey. JAisas G. Frederick. J.

Batch. C. B. ayo. Albert Piersoa.

J. H. Lam arey. Jao. Btevea-son.

J. W. Stone. W. C.

Feake, Jao. aUger. Mine Mary Bodall, Walter Cullan B. 6. Daniel.

Miat Josephine pauta. J.nnoaen, awz. ristsa, a w. V. T.

Cabot. M. Suaasa. and a la the steerage. tm.

rar Marmia. eirt 3. Lyaa. Bent J. Cotton.

A. B. Moberta. M. B.

locates. Beery Batee. IsnL Linton, Jse. Jarvis, J. O.

Frost, Kdward PoiBdaator, B. O. HoweUa. Miae a. O.

Leo. Mrs. C. Boles P. D.

Barns. Miss Crafts. Mrs. K. Baatnll.

Mrs. John San. Wm. Cnaraley. Charles Boeeea.

Alex. Mo- DcutraJL Mrs. M. Cooaertoa. Mrs.

J. Knnttman, O. M. Roberu aad lady, and ta in ua ataexaae. ace re Aj litest.

ln BttatnsM JVartarrw Idgta, from AMpinmati Gea. I.imar. tJ. H. Minister te Nlcaraa-ua.

Mr. Wei la. Besre- taiy to da. Manoel M. Msllanlno, Kx-President of Mew-Granada.

Jcbn Etevanson, Bearer of dispatabes from Chili. Chaiirs 8. K. Jones, do do from Mew-Granada. A Beach.

D. Esrsett. F. Yinoaat and wife. W.

O. Rockwood. L. F. aad aad wife.

M. fcehnier. D. Boaaer and wife, X. Spedea, D.

O. Tail. U. P. BeaL r.

L. Masoa. Major lee, TJ. 8. AnH.

8. Love, J. Merrill, A. H. CuantnghaaSi Dr.

B. Kelly. A. MerrHt. Dr.

Page. W. Detaae. J. 8.

Clark. H. C. Cone. J.

O'Brien. Mra.O" Brian. Mrs. J.B. Boile and 9 infants, Mrs- Jsams Ltofoot, 8.

J. R. Baady, Caaa. Smith. Thos J.

Bares, wife and etuld, Cv Alrarado, Manuel de lerease, M. Cortes aad wife. D. at. Gillett, wife and tanrhier.C.

Tim matin nan. wife and child. Du Caroa. F. tasith.

Mrs. nT A fitorv, daughter and em. Dr. Basindan, Mr. Hinlrokea.

Dr. Daraa. K. B. Gstta.

lm Limerick and wlie, 1. A. axiin aad wife. Julia Prieat. L.

Iaaaoa. G. Green. J. P.

Ttnttr. H. Neytr, B. Craig. D.

G. Culver, Mrs. Caarck and so a. man, J. Bsastos.ars.

t. iioiaaaa aaas cnlllrem. Mrs. L. OorTe and 3 infanta.

Mr. Banna, wife aad children, R. B. Anthony aad wits ago ia Ua 3d aabia and abeat 409 ia the ateerage. Jnttup Cnelt Tooifrom Af memo wjsa.

GaAkelL Xte. lady and ehild. Miss M. Bmitk. Kara.

Hcltead. fa tng-Lsacwat. eta Aaratiet Blaa Maa aal de Se-rBrraa. In mcar Afarf A'tct, from Pane, P. JL Alexander A 1 Kl ra ickr.

Strpaen Tahrrfrom geseae Joaa Gutierres. Jose M. Madera, aranetsee i espouse. j. 4i anwvaywia aiasaao-iaig bat.

4 64 I dot 9 a Mean BBhT. I area waibb lata at. Kealbi. H-wST. Iaiad4.lv MISaB IIARIISE INTELU GERCIiT Jaiy aa, Claama, wssan.

aavre. "rlfiy.V "Ws-ea. HeCJaaTe. Baa ajrrnneu, Mlatara J. VlTs 74, Mtiaeall Bs Canton.

Fere. k'ewowtWH ir Jrlteeatk Mai. Mtwaela Vn 7 fe'JV Tesau Star, Teaaa. Gslvuiia, awll ton. Wek-K.

tiiuuk. euera M. Mar- li i-k i i rataflajaer. Pieire, heel Tint A. rv A n.

Behooners M. Price. Mllitare, ytmMM Jaat Amelia. Bard la. GweaownTBaeeea Dm 1 8.

BsnHt, aalvoar. Nowbarr-. lZZtT iollJ a en.Do..iae. CharltetoB. IWrlT ro' fcJ52" Bar Sara.

Savaaaah. D. CTManiBT BL LZL Jase, J. Traro. (Br.l y-T leoTlp- J-8.

Wattaey rreoto Moss. FeVaaadmtL Dibble cBbbas 8tar, BalWu. Lewie Wateett. Parker. Bottow, Par ton Bveacna, AVrriTod.

ai.w,Tco-J- Bo Sa" fiotnc Jaaaoaoa. ISlaabethport. wttk eaat, sar Sehr. Orient Chare, Mareefneo Ma la. aznt ratal.

A. Ooalao icZ 8M. liTeel Iroa i wibralter with thia Mayflower, tor Mew-Tork. tooltet. Co'llT Schr.

O. H. 1st, jSoaer. Tlrginla da. with wood.

Sewr BJL" Lmifc Premaer. Tinrlnia with wood. gchr. SMatestaaa. Matt, Oeoriretowa.

D. C4t, eaat. Scbr. Jeha Aaama, Avarlll, tLnrr'nil daZ wiU llaZsl wiHD-Duriag the day. a.

ana nav. Jmhm at Steamship Northern Llrht, Ttnklepauab, Arpinwan J) ta with muse, and imtawrsrB7n tog te the deteatioa of tha tteamahl Oortes ea the Pa. 'AapuSi aT trShatJnapt MTii I sss i Blffi vs a) tv a laanaj uaa aa UCTlt Steamer AlbeAToaa, Jonas, Provldenoa, wltk enip Cnele Toby" Seeha, Vaeae, April ath, aasatd Aa- Iler. April 37thu aad tbe Cape, Jots 13th. with aaae, ilkl Caee.

Mar 31st. UA. BS 46 8 loo. sawAmoriaaa this feorse Lte ji ne date, las, 1 km. 10 7 taw this sli" taa, doujmI korthTJune 13th.

ut. 36 IS aoV 66 aw tbii Badiantaad Key tone, tha former front oZJfc ta for London, spoke her ea tha, itu, -aam- aa 1.1. a 1.. i. "rwimm wa aa la wM bound Soata.

Ship Torktown IWevar. Lnndoa Jaae tl, with and TO paseenaers to Grinnell, intura Oa. Brig Liaeola. foe CntiaeJ Corawa lis. Nnevttaa It Wih tutar.

Baolasaee ke to aaaater. Bed linht wealharr Brie Havana, (of Bosthbay.) Curtis. MeaTart. lm! 7. m.

T. iraaa, ba a.i. -a. vara ae watt ra baavv waaterlv a-alo. 1 1 .1 i '-off Care de watt (a a -trale- Jaae 13.

simalise4 an Am. aal. with X. ia her tbreUmeail The H. has keen ct Bermuda wh wvtterl wind a.

r- or Haul, 13 da. BT. ef Bermuda wl'h watoi Schr. Ida Delatonr. Tvler.

mo a a. naval stores to D. C. MarraK wUhheeaL0Ui8 BWV. Baltlmora 10 nrrU' Georgetown, D.

C. Sehr. 8. Ponder, Dermaa, Ddaware City aa, with i Bchs. Cbaaneev St, John coal, for New Bedford.

wwa totfoTMaf co.MohU WiUaot- to WhkJGrarU 8bP Scbr. J. W. Allen, Pennlorton. Charleston a dl wUb cotton and naval stores to MoCready, MoU Ca.

Schr. Wide World. Buckley. WUmlngM; O. I aaT with aaval stores to Job at Kmith Co Schr J.

Waring. Smith. Wilminton. N. dsr with naval stores to Jonas Smith Co.

Schr. Helen. Deirickson. WUmiagton, W. tX.

ea- with naval stores to Jonas Smith Co. Schr. Comet, (Br. Card, Windsor. H.

8 14 da- with plaster to D. B. De Wolff. wtta lath to" Jed IryB'- FUhW' 8U Jottt wRk toRhweV'acr' Sehr. Mary Alice, Welch.

Ponce. P. Jal is anaar to ntnrree Co. Schr. Black fish, Sbourda.

Mectori. Italy. 48 with Bntk 10 jUrPr "asel to Ta2 Schr. Geo W. Baldwin, of Vew-BareaJ Baafurd.

Kluthera a with pieeapples to J. InraaT pchr. Ann, Cole. Alexandria 4 ds. wita eoaL Schr.

tJ. P. Williams Falkeaberg. Tlnrinia 3 Js-wood. Schr.

Louisa Cbsse, Rondout. with coal, for BoetonT fckT. i-" M- Madrnm. Walea. G.oacewer 9 ds Schr.

Sarah Leuiaa, Toatoa. Roeklaad 4 ds Uesel Schr. John SUlimna. Clum. Alexaodrta 4 SsTeoml.

-gckr. Ellen M. Duiheld. Jone-, Portland 3 da, stoae. Bcbr.

Palladium. Avery, New-London, la balltwtT Bt hr. Tt etia, Norrie, Barnstable 2 nth to master. Bchr. Mirror, While.

PrOTtdenee 9 in ballaetT is Schr. Southerner. Be I Iowa. New-Haven. In r-enr.

K1PP Lewla. Irainia a with wood. Schr. B. Kramer, Cor ilea Alexandria 4 ds eoal.

Schr. StBtesmaa, Mott Alexandria 4 with ooaT Schr. Mary Bmma. DUks. VlrainU 9 with wood, gchr.

Baiera. Boeaes. Virginia 9 with wodT Sehr. M. A.

Jones. Wetoa, Tireinia 3 da, wttk wood. anny Pavia. Kvans, Virginia 1 with wood. Sti- er5S: 1 1 da.

with ash. 1 vruKaa. nrv-anion OS. ail SlooaBnmmlnw Bird. Katll -Z a v-iv.

w. BMUV. Sloop Fashion. Too nr. Rondout.

rVovidenes. Sloop Commerce. Palmer. Brantfanl- la glooo Albeit Richards, Fewler. 8ao rar ties a sta Sloop Leeds, Racket, Groeapott 13 boars.

In hallaat. isu irunng laeuay, rroaa M. to B. Below. Bark Fannie, from Cuba.

Bark from Cuba. Bark Ooaea Borne, from Cuba, Bark Paaaah Seoor. from Cuba. Bark Yenesuala. from Cuba.

Schr. Teresa. fS aaaats.) from Mtracalnn ITI aboya by pilot-beat Gee, Btoars, Mo. ailed. 8 team ships City ef Waahiuaton.

1 pa t.iLywi aauioBwrn. nr.i recna. L.irer- riea Morraa, for New-Orleans sab villa, 1 2 Quaker Citv. Bar Rsviaa 1 faianatnoii W- PeerVa. T.lewt., psei una ties 1 Cbarleston Richmond.

U. 8 store shin Relief, tor Aspiawail. feed anchored at Quarantine.) ghio Cararsa. SamdaTLJvar- Pooi. Baxtt Mpbyr.

Lane. Malaga 1 Fortaao. Moaea-; Don. Marseilles Nader land, (Hoi .) Rar tar, TT iBtenl tin Brig Adele. Peterson.

Marseilles. Tbe C. n. steam frigate Saa Jacic to, for ooaat of Africa, sailed front 8 W. Bpit ea Thnrsday.

at 3 P. M. on Bundaj Mark Texian State, for Galveston. ntTatogratk. bakdt HOOK, July 81, sundown One hark and aaa aria goteg na tke bay, aeuad in Wind weaih- er clear.

BIGHLArrrS. July 91. awrwliiaa IU. Wav tha emoa, ttui in. wina a llchti a BOSTON.

Jaly 36 A nr. skip Gleaner. Lunt. CaTJao 1 harks iNueoee, Jpnot, Peataoofa brirs Veteran. Dree, I Bonaire Mary Meana, Tibbetta, Ctoofuettos schr.

Tell- na. a aion, reasaenia apokea ivta inat lax 81 a Ion. 18 16. bark New Kmalre. from MaAanaasibf Falmeath.

with first and aaooad officers and tae saea sick with jel-low fever. B0STOK. Jaly SO Are. barks SeeeamL Lay leek nTar- seillee 1 Medora. Fotd.

Trinidad wrictGUeoate, Nar, PsMtme: OceenTaleera ph. Grant, Talk's Utaad sehra. 5 Gee. PreaeoU. Cbaaiwick.

Cimaa 1 CIIImi raavka. Tark'a Island, Tbe screw ateaaaahisBT aw-V ar kJf the Tti hi Itaa.1 was an Saturday atoralBC taken ea the GreaA Dock, lor tae purpose of aaving aar kail aaraned aad nearly painted. laaTtaaTaw4 auCrB gsaOasma tosr rfav, Jtalw tni, T.1- l.t BB aa Ia- -w' r- (Hay Eagle ship, 31 days from Bio Janeiro tar Phila-deipfclA. aa data, A- By pilot boa4 Gao aueera. Georao tromNotfuik for Aatina.

33 63, ton. 64. Lotas irons axamssna tor aew-xern, aiy aa, In the Mean paeans e. lmnuilrr. Jnt-v Br.

akr. TianL fc. mmm i Jmvaeal Norte M. G. schr.

Cenvwnctaa. CarpbaaT Kmc stoa. 31st. TJ. a.

a hip BA. Lawie. LtetU. Com. Todd.

SaaJuaaael Norte 33d, Am. brig Carollaa, aev-itis ar. scar, aew wrsynouna, um rtns la- Sailed July 18, Am. brig AraneDa. Haass Vew xora isto.

sar. sseses Taylor, Mr-Ma waa. we. ask, Am. brla King Brothers, Hayes.

Cartiieaeaa Slat, Asa. aria -K. Lrvimatend. Conway, New-Torn. In port, July 33, IT.

S. filaate Boanoke and 17. ST ship fit Louie Br. str. Trent brigs Barak CharioUs, Caroline, for Mew-Tork Gilmore Meredith Mew-'; Granadiaa ackr.

Coaveneioa Br. schr. New Gray baaed. 1 Callao Asa. ships June 37.

aid Colony, ta as. frcm aaa Fraaoisee kept use's Favorite, 63 da, frem Julv 9, Altos Ceance. 64 da. from 10th, Botxa i Brod. Chinches Dahaway, 12 ds.

frosa VsiparaUa. Sailed June TT, V. 8. steam frigate Baraaae. ea a eruiae Asa.

shire Parthenon, for the Cnited Mates I Arr bar dc; Jaly a. aToraeatan. aar the Cbjaehaa 1U. -Barak March, do, Paita July 6. off aad en.

James Lepea 1 13th, arr. Am. fcaik Tangier, from Baltimore, with a general e-- for Cuayaauil. anchored at Paaa, and waa ordered elf the Peruvian blorkastsr senadmB ebia Gen. LStO saerm, eff aad oa Danish bark Salamander, wita a setters! cea-go lot GaayauilvoaAd arubeMr land at Paito.

Valt ajLArao Arr Jane IS, Am. bark trlnrtoa. frmar Ihs ootat, wBh copter 17Lh. Asa. ships Memnoa, 6 7 as.

-from Pnget Soand 33d. Daatawoy. aids. from bark John Hearr, from Talcahaano Am. abipe jjsiie Spalding, from 8jdney fair da, trsmkew- 1 ork tark Alrtena.

S5 ds. tiom do eanra janeia, Anuahipa John Wins, ror oaiaw. 11th, Chrlstorcer Bail. Covjt 31st. fe tenia, IaWae; Kvaaceiine, CaU era i Mttk, takal Cain, lot tkiftr away voiiso.

awar sua- viioo. At Ponce P. July 20, krirs AUaatto. Varrffl. frera and for Kew-Bareu toon 1 Avaihan, fencer, fr New- Tk BLnk U.

Arina. ha, and Inr if l'- vra alrt arhra. Telearaih. s.ldrMe, froai aed ttSut I tob 4 tAratuwi-, KaHie. from aad far ar-.

At Sombrero, July 19, siliaaibraal- dOatHK. Saveeneh. Shafelot. Bavaae, BarVwae aT Tfa7I. Charleetta.

BSore. TO Quaker JTkrUm. at w-aiaan, h.n.w B.B.Craarwa Dwightj 0 Srrrtt. S.ilZrVilZtt' tofa'cs? i Aibertioa. BeaaTSveaa, ktTtal Mobile.

N- H. Briirbam I La Baeaiere. Olrtiar? vBauut, LobaLmv- toe a a akia, joes, or ewoury port 123 days from Caleatta tar Jaly 30th. Ut. 34 67 loaTea lOtpite hirk SS from New London tor iarWde JeTy 33dTtVw iL' 4 ria- bonr.d Soatk.

sbowina a wUlo bo re, arUk aordei-thj flrat word of hSr akni'k. tink ike ether was Starinadaia. la. aa. aa o.Z, I 1.