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a a v. 'i'V is rt A 4 j. 5 iW1 1 a 1 7' if i I "BY LUM3DEK, KENDALL CO. r.A LDMtOKii. ia wiuum mitdall, a.

m. bolbkook AWD A. C. BULLITT. The clfrk of the steamer II.

M. Wright will accept our thanks for late up river papers. are obliged to the attenti ve Officers of the steamer Sam for a St. Louis Re publican of the 23d inat We return our renewed thanks to Mr. Hughes, the attentive purser of the Perseve rtoce, for late Texas file.

fyWeare indebted to the attentive offi er of the steamer Crescent City for river JkTora. Thi Concert To Night. Dop't forget concert to night at Odd Velio ws' Hall by the Amateur Ethiopians. It will be a rare VtaX. vfieFTtaiFmTerr Shlpplns, Commercial ao4 New Advertlaements.

xt xr i a i tor iiraj.ii a urn. uuiiuro awui vo wave iiUrope vimting mama this summer. Brooks of the Express, and Bennett of the Herald, have been journeying there for some time past, and among the paangers by the Baltic was Gen. Webb, of the Courier. 1 16 examination of the student? 7 charged Trith setting fire to the Richmond TFle Seminary, Scoharie county, N.

re cently, hai resulted in the commitment of five of them to answer, the charge of answer. They are all under sixteen years of age, and have been bs'Ied in sumsof from $2,000 to $5,000 They will be brought out be fore the Grand Jury of Schoharie county in September next. Ik 1 CoL Isaac Vanderpool, Albany, Vj iMrho, for some months, has performed the du Ceo at Adjutant General of New York, during 1 the illness of Gen. Temple, will be appointed by the Governor to that office. I' 1 Sheriff Oner, of the city of New York, ve see it stated has determined on retaining A.

Oakey HalL and the other partners of the late N. B. Blunt, as counsel, on matters appertaining to the duties'of his office. r. TL A 1 1 f.

iourura. iuc cuoicra iw 4 broken out at Niagara, and thirteen deaths occurred there on Monday, the 24th. The i people consequently are flying therefrom in all directions. t. "Cholera' in Boston.

There were ninety eight deaths in Boston for the week ending Saturday, thtf 22d fourteen of which were from cholera. Cholera in Philatlflpkia. The total num ber of deaths in this city duty the week end v)iuiuiniuiK iwbi nicu uuiu uiuiuie decrease In the latter, compared with the pre 1 vioua week, of twenty nine, although the total i mortality shows a aught increase. Cholera at Capt May. Though the great est eflbrts were made to keep the thing secret, seems to bono doubt that the cholera Twta very bad at this favorite watering place, where some five or six thousand persons were i.r amounting.

'Hosts were leaving in conse ojience. i 1 CHOtm Kiw York. The deaths in i the city of New York during the week ending on the 23d, from cholera, were 138, showing 1:. a decrease of about one ihird of what it was the week before. This report is gratifying; but the papers still urge the citizens to be cautious, for physicians say that for the past day or two the disease has been on the in crease again.

Among the deaths of the week was Mr. Burgess, formerly of the firm of Burgess Stringer, book publishers. A private letter to tiie writer of this para graph, from a friend in New York, under date grapiH uwux ui iics uuuer uuie within an hour or two after the first symp street, or the Hook. toma. And another stransre feature of the disease is, that does not, to any extent seek abodes pf filth, poverty, and wretched ness, as heretofore but visits, rather, the upper and cleanly part, the well to do, care foi and wealthy portion of the city, than the w.ia.

LittleWaterl Gen. Towson's funeral, at Washing ton City, on Saturday, tbe 23d, was attended with aU the observances usually rendered tpoa mob occasions. The National Intelli genoer tella us that the Rev. Mr. Gurley por trayed In feelics and appropriate terms the I Saturday evening Mr.

P. Meyer, a passenger, tell overboard and was drowned. The following vessels were at Havana Ships Lyra, Uennis, for New York, to sail July ii9 John Benson, Burmeister, orr Xew 1 ork, to sail on tho 23d bark Japomca, Pow ers, tor I'liiladelphia, witn despatch briir Dunham, for New York, with despatch. From Havana, the correspondence of the Courier contains nothing ofa political charac tor of any interest. It is mostly occupied, therefore, with local intelligence.

On the verv morning on which the dyer in Calle San Ra fael was murdered, of which we have already had accounts, a silversmith's shop in the same street was entered by burglars, and a large amount of property (silver ware, watches, carried off. A party of marine (Spanish) officers were proceeding a few days ago on a party of plea sure to Mariann, a pretty Kttlo village, about three leagues from tho city, when the passage of their carriage was stopped by a rope stretched across the road. A gang of armed negroes then made their appearance, and proceeded to relieve the officers of their watches, purses, Of the dreadtul results of the vomito, some opinion may be formed from the fact that out of seventy two passengers who arrived in the last Spanish mail steamer, scarcely three weeks since, but twelve are now living. A mild form of cholera had appeared at Sagua la Grande. About half past 5 o'clock on the evening of the l'Jth the Spanish steamers of war Isabella Segunda and Ulloa left Havana, the former having a coasting schooner in tow.

Ii was reported they went upon an expedition to catch a slaver," but their destination was Porto Rico. A new light house has been erected on Plump Point, Jamaica. It is a leadinc light'' into Port lioyal Harbor, and is situated iu lat. 17J 55" 15' north, rnd in long. T7J 47" OIK wc3t of Greenwich.

The weather wa? very hot. AIAIIINE MATTKKS. That unfortunate vessel, the steamer Frank Lin, has been abandoned to the underwriters, the idea of saving lier having been given up. She was (on the 21th) heeling off shore every tide, is badly hogged, and her euds are working out. The cabin furniture has all been saved.

That portion of the cargo landed on the beach is stated to be in good condition. We regret to hear that Capt. Brown, an ener getic agent of the underwriters, met with a severe accident on Friday, the 21st, by having his leg broke by the tackle while landing goods from the vessel. The board of underwriters went down in a body to visit the wreck of tho steamshrp Franklin, and to hold a sort of coroner's inquest on her remains, on behalf of the in surance oCices. Persons from the beach gave rfo hope that the hull can be saved, i ing onthe 22d, was four hundred and thirty 1 though the machinery may.

Meantime, the new steamer, the St Louis. is getting ready to supply the place of the Franklin on the Havre line, and is expected to be ready to leave on her first voyage, about the 1st of August. The secretary of the board of underwriters of New York had received a letter, stating that the iron setamer Isaac C. Lee, bound from Charleston, vta Havana (where she touched for coal) for Nicaragua, foundered at sea on the 10th when two days out from Havana. She is said to have been built at Vilmingtop, and was intended to ply on the Nicaragua lake.

The crew were all saved. Capt Richards, of the British brig Queen, arrived at New York on Friday, the 21st, from Limerick, reports that on the 2d in lat. 43J 27 Ion. 48J 43 he saw an iceberg about five miles in circumference and three hundred feet high. Qn the morning of Sunday, the Kid a party consisting of several boys, varying in age from twelve to seventeen years, left the foot of Hammon street, New York, in a umnii boat, in order to eniov the Uav bv row the contains the following statements: Jinginthe North River and bay.

All went 'Peepite the attempts that nave been made I on very pleasantly untu evening, when they 1V otmt wHimuwHiiuiw. iou truin, 1 proposed to return home. They arrived off TSF P.aD' Jw16? fien3 1 Bedloe Island about a quarter to 3 o'clock making fearful ravages in this city and an v.t na neighborhood. The cases are not as many as I in 1849, hot the disease is fearfully quick and I violent squall, the precursor of the rain, Tirulent. 'i The collapse, in most cases, occurs I and immediately capsized.

The seven boys were all thrown info tlie water, but they all immediately laid hold of the keel of the boat to which they clung in a great alarm, and at an imminent risk of life. At this critical moment the steamer Slay Queen, then on her 5 o'clock trip to Newark, came up, and I.ATEtt FROM NICARAGUA. THE DESTRUCTION OF ORETTOWN. We noticed telegraphically, the other day, that the Cyane had bombarded and destroyed Oreytown, San Juan. Wo now get the full accounts as brought to New York by the steamer Prometheus, which, stopping at Snn Juan on the 15th, found in the harbor the U.

8. ship of war Cyane, commanded by t'apt. Hollins, which had arrived on the 11th (nun New lork, cominuwioned to settle certain difficulties between American citizens and the local authorities. Also, to demand a full an! satisfactory apology for an insult given, a short time since, to Hon. Solon Borland, our Minister to Central America.

The authorities and residents of tho town refused to make the slitrhtest apology. After Parquete Valente, Sewall, for Now York, July I ample time, and no reply haviiigtccn 23; schooner Edwin Dorsoy, Schneider, for I received, Capt Hollins, on the 12th New Orleans, with despatch ship Scotland. I t.i Die mitli.riti n.l procl residents that, unless an apology was made by ft A. on the 13th, he should, without further notice, proceed to bombard the town. Xo apology came He, in the meantime, took possession of the Transit CompanyV steamers, and sent them to the town, offering protection to all persons who chose to accept.

And, within one minute of the time designated by Capt. the connonoding commenced, and continued, with short intervals, to 3 P. M. During the intervals no disposition wa manifested on the part of the inhabitants to come to terms for the saving of the property. At 4 P.

M. a party landed, commanded by a lieutenant, and burned the town. San Juan, or Grevtown, on tho 13th, was entirelv de stroyed! One or two small building at the suburbs remain to mark the spot. No live were lout. air.

SKott, agent oi tne Accessory Transit Company, tendered a free passage, by the Prometheus, to all why wished to leave. A few accepted the offer. The Cyane would sail for Boston on the 17th taking Mr. Kabina, our commercial agent, homo. Officers and crew all well.

The H. B. M. schooner Bermuda, the est India Company's Mail steamer Ioc anj a British merchantman, were witnesses of the xame, laying in the harbor at the time. The revolution in Nicaragua and the difficulties at San Juan have not interfered in any way with the transit of tho California pasacntcers over the route.

The rainy season has now coin menced in earnest The steamer Pacific, con necting with the Prometheus, arrived at San Juan del Sur on the evening of the 13th inst. She left San Francisco on the night of the 1st, and outside the Heads met the steamers Sier ra Nevada and Yankee Blade. The Prome tliens left Punta Arenas on the 16th inst. LATtlt FKO.M TEXAS. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSKVKHANCE.

By the Perseverance, Capt. Thompson, which arrived yesterday from Galveston, we have Texas (Jates by steamer and by mail to the 2Hth inst. The Perseverance brought the 'following passengers Dr Brown. USA. Iwly snH rhiMrrn Rrs Mr sltrbsll.

Mr ra Burklry. Tbllry. Bsrrrll.tbrrhrl.l. Youbs. Rosh1a.

Mrrrer. Lawrrocs. Mrrntt, uieDesu, Prdrcauviuc. Oil Ter. rl Smith, sod foar on drck.

The news is not of any very great general interest, further than what may be found under our El Paso and Corpus Christi heads. There wa i a destructive gale in Cook county on the night of the 28th, occasioning much loss of projicrty and life. Capt. Chapman had arrived in Galveston from New Y'ork, as agent of tho Galveston, Houston and Henderson Railroad Company, to exercise a general superintendence over that road, making his residence in Galveston. Capt.

Chapman will suspend the work upon the road until the weather becomes cooler, when it will be vigorously prosecuted to completion. There is not quite so formidable a list of murders by this as by the last arrival. It was feared that the crops in the interior rami. purlieus of the five Points, by the prompt exertions of Capt Ryan, his I wounded. LATER FROM CORPUS C11RI8TI.

rHD'N FIGHTS DEATH or CAPT. VA1 BCB.E. An arrival at this'port on tho 26th from Corpus Christi, it Vill be remembered, brought the intelligence that Cnpt. Van Bu ren, with twelve men, had followed twenty five Cnmanchcs three hundred miles, when he attacked and defeated them, killing several. It was thought that Capt V.

B. would snr vive the severe wounda he received in that affair. But the San Antonio Ledger, which came in our Texas mails to day, has a letter from Fort Inge, dated on the ICth, which destroys this hope. Van Buren is uo more From this letter it seems that Capt. King pursued a party of twenty five Cam inches from Las Morns, overtook them near Lake Espantosa, and killed one of their rearguard.

Capt Van Bnrcn followed their trail, overtook the same party about forty mile below Fort EwelL near the Corpus Christi road, and killed four. He was wounded in tho wrist with an arrow and severely wounded in the pit of. the stomach by a lance in a hand to hand fight, and is since dead. A corporal and one private were also pilot and crew, they were immediately rescued I CoL Roberts left Fort Ewell in pursuit of 1 1 aI a I ana taaen on ooara me sieamer, wnere every I the party, (Camanches,) and Capts. Duncan, 1 patrlotib career of the veteran, and his social I Mr icKenna.

Pastor of the James Street and irenerdiis ousJiKps. which had won him In it wrho fell anddenlv A glUUlCUl VSU1UUU hosts of ftiends, and dwelt with touching em 1 chttl)e from the effects of the heat phaus upon the crowning glory of the war 1 0n Sunday, the 23d, the thermometer in the raWs life in his personal attestation of the I Herald office, at New York, ranged as follows trains or cnnsaanity. There was assembled on the occasion a1 large eonoourse of sympathixing friends the Presidetit of the United States and members of bis Cabinet other officers of the Govern or menti'members of Congress, and an impos ug frvnp vi lounary ana navai omoeiu, among whom might be noticed several whose the Georsretown Ceme mournful display, 9 A. M. 12 85 88J 1 p.

x. 9u 3 P. M. 89 7 m. SO3 At Boston, the same day, the thermometer, at noon, stood at tw in tne snaae.

YVa have no mails south of Mobile. The of in ter eat that we can find. The correspondent of the Charleston sCourier tells tn that the health of the island is completely restored, and there is not one case of sickness any where in the neighborhood. Wrecker from all parts of the reef had come in and reported i TELEGRAPHIC. 'SpecUll? Pfytthd tb Xrw QtWm ricajr" River latelllceare.

By the Ktllnl Lln Vickbi ko, July 31. The ntcamcr Oenree Collier has run aground between Memphi and this place. The Delaware panoed here at 2 o'clock this morning, bound for New Or leans. occasion tho prices were to lc doubled. Tlx published list ot volunteers included the names of Messrs.

Conway. Blake, Brougham. Walcot, J. S. Browne, (who.

we arc happy to learn, ba arrived in good health at New York, tauT whcre he must not remain next season,) M'me Ponisi. Mrs. Vernon, Mis Saxon, Mrs. Conway, Senorita Solo ami the Uousset sisters. Mr.

Henry Farreu.of London, Ar KarrenV son.) we see it announced, is to make hi first appearance in this country at the Broadway, as Lord Oglcby, in tho "Clandestine Mar riagc," vu the owning of the ensuing season. At Niagara Falls, (of all place in the world!) we see that Mr. John Nickinn lm opened a vaudeville theatre. Mr. Daxidge.

of the Broadway theatre, was announced to appear on the 2th, as Paul Pry. A New York paper of" the Utet date av that a ungman doing business in William hunt, lat'MM the East river.) having a jMirtic ular regard for the health of his youn w'lr and two small chihlrcn. scut them, a few day since, into the country to enjoy the pnro air while he remained to atti nd to his avM lion After several day the coufidiug husbajwl di covered to at he was duiHil. His wife had left the children with sonic Irieud and had eloped with an actor. It appear that foi some time past the wife ha In en in the habit of visiting Barnum's Museum, when shewa.

introduced to a voting actor under an a tinned uame. The acquaintance was contin ucd until she was finalW induced to ih rt her husband and infants fr an unprincipled ill lain. The lvjtRstiiiMi. I'Kicktt MT(ii Tlie retpii match. New York against Canala.

which has created so much excitement among the admirer of "tlie manly gan of cricket," went off according to arrangi incut at Toronto, ou the and inst. It should le remembered that the a uadians came on to New York in August last and played the match on the St George ground, which terminated, after two days len tiful play, in favor of the New Yorker by runs. The score on that occasion iv lni ted States first inning, tii. second innings. 71 total, 133.

Canadians first inning, A second inning, ol total, VJ. Tliis preeent match has tenninatel in favor of the Cana dian, with ten wickets to spare. The play scorns to have been rather under the usual mark of the crack of the two New York clubs. It is of uo use going into particulars. It ws a bad beat.

And now for the conquering game' This will proba bly not be played before next year, audthei. most likely at New Y'ork. The cricketers of Canada treated their New Y'ork brethren with iiiit hearty hospitality except in this matter of beating them signally) A Toronto paper, speaking of the conclu sion of the game, say A pleasing incident occurred at the eloac of tne game, as men ino iinusn colors noaieu i one end of the stand and tho stars and stripe at the other. The moment the game was end ed, some American gentleman ordered the stars and stripes to te which was done accordingly but the moment the Ca frreajly injured by the recent heavy I difficulty, was dne. oadians on the occasion, they ordered the Rriti.h fmr to be hanled ilnvn and the hal I Hon.

Mr. Cameron, the Mayor of tbe city. Mr. Barber, and other gentlemen, and the evening passed off to the satisfaction all. River Newa.

The St Louis Republican, of the 24 Inst, has the following The river here was about at a stand yestcr ataer, ana xieuc varr leit wttn twenty men I (jAyi or falling verv slowly. AU the upper Weather. North. Eastern papers report I each' to' in.tercePt eir return trail. The are reporteo on the decUne.

Busineas nnatroke and illn I nSnt took P100 Rt ttawland's WeUs, on the on tbe levee dull, ana lew ooai arnving. rJotTr.f Ahth, at New York road between Fort Ewell and Corpus Christi, a a Vis UVs a uivout wasv on Friday afternoon, the 21st, was the Rev ATR FROM KEY WEST. The Shreveport Southwestern inst, says of the 2ith The river continues to recede very fast In ful whether the St Charia will make another trip. residence in Beverly, tbia morning, rksiww In llererlr. this mominir.

ur Southern institutiois. prac'ice of a uetennine.1 rtllain. nil i nr. 3f V.V CO. i C3wwwwws fflOMDA 'S EVENING EDITION.

OFFICIAL JOUENAL OF THE C1T i'r NEW ORLEANS. MOXPAY BTTOING, JTLY 31 1S54. Th MAiw.r It never reins but' it pours. tf cart of mails to day from all qilartOT, being 21 aa as due. fST'jLn account of the excursion on tb Northern prepared for this evening's papertiB defeired to the aiorning.

return our thanks to the officers of Flprida for Mobile papers of yesterday. CRD2. The Orizaba leaves to jmrow morning at 8 o'clock for Vera Cruz. I.ATEU FROM HAVANA. By the steamer.

Iabel, which left llavana on the morning, and Key West oa the cvc: nmg of the J2d and arrived next morning at Charleston, the Courier, of that city. nau inreo days later advices from these ports. The passengers by the Isabel were Mrwi GOUchlk A I. I.J. A a a V.

Dm. R. Fulton, lllld'0 cKlmicon ldy, J. Oltman, and ttTen in the ntengt. Wo regret to learn that at 7 o'clock on LATK FKO.M KL.

We get acconnu by the Tea mails by the Pemcverance, ot the arriral at San Antonio. on the 1'Jth, of Capt. Smith train. 21 dy from Kl Pa.no. which we hare only room to condense briefly.

It Hftiu that watrr and irraa wm very caree on the route, rauning a grrt J1 (lf uffcrin and Iom atnotiK iroios thnogh with cattle to California Tlitv mot ti iirti aluiot all of wh tn Dramatic On tho voning of the' f'th. hJ utTT considerable luMm in from the Broadway (New Yorki theatre wiw to this terrible cbum Other hl their cattk iened for a complimentary benefit to Mr. taken from them by marauding Indian but and Mrs. Barney SVilliams, who are to sail tH without omc reManre on the part for California on the Wth Angut. On thi the owner.

Wo have not the pac for the name and nuuitier of all thec parties Edncatloo In Mississippi W.mxt.To. JmlfS. K. the Pic ha always twn a znlou supporter the lucatioiial cause, you. ill 1m pleased to arn that our colW pe hen old ff rn, in a tlouribitig otidi (ion.

in the haiil of hef able I'rcsiJriit. Mr Ueii.hU; The annual examination ratrwoT yenttTday Then was juiteabuve attendance parents nnd friend the pupils present all mirg plea. the tit protrr" th si male. I have rarely the student in any sctil Collejn stand a Ix tlrr snuna lion. The system adopl' by Ir 1( aa 1 so well carried out by his abl asaistai.t.

1'roft rs Seoit. HamUton ai.l Kyall. it a in thorough one. In the euing the yoang gave a party to their ln nU and young citnpanin in the Xlleg lialis Nimo llin l.un lred more enjoyed thrmelc ujitil late in the night, right uw rr.ly a l.ttle danei.ig. nadmg.

sunlit chat, and a nti.t uiiituiu supper enabling all to fuel enjoytneut All wentofT at.d happily llw pap u's can bring them Ire seod tlieir rlnldren far the North, en tindy Ik VhUiI their inHuenee and cotitnd, is i i.i. i it asioni.iiing. nu.l.i ell lil licit it aiuong stmcebng al4ig like want of that support so fre ly tiwc tijn thn who. to mt the least, are not irr fnendlr A Doubly Atrocious Oairst. We take tl.e following strange rxunt an afb nipt to ntmiiit tu high entries, at and the satiM time, from the New lork Tn buue, id the 'J 4th int Salunlay night.

al.out 11 "VI. k. Ir. li i. nu i iiuiH nt of ll.

titvof itW. wa Imiii bi. hotel In his otVii r. on the torur of ai.d stre t. to pri n' a rsoii ho hnd siii.itnoro I b.iu in nu of rgeiK (In iuvt finding bis fes rx u.

ii'Wi. he pn lor the iimIiv nlul. ami as telidt red ill pa inei a bole, a bub. Ironi tho fact tlie rti era other of the saun 1 ixum nation, a II as his general nppe r' Lcr. he llie to le rl it Tin man wa a large and rf.il ri.

but I r. li sten being a irr j.ii I man a un 1 him int. inh to detaia and that be might a well be rfi tiy quiet till the ar nvnl ol au officer, sitnng to send hi for that purport' The man attetnpiixl to bnle the by (Turing not and nsur him In le a very g'ol friend. c. and alti mpletl to lay his band on his shoubbT 1'r bowert r.

ciug would be oblijjiil to ue pwerful trw asures to detain him. nl a servant privately for his pi.tols, which, ly, wen "id ttw back office The fellow autH'Ipanrd what as coming. seif a heavy pitcher, and lr. I gripp b.m by the thront. ikut tight enough, howerir, to prevent a (rightful gash on th temple, and another of le di.rn usio is on the foreheml.

Hu.hing down stair, Ir. 1. recovered himself, and shouted to the servant to ib'tain him. whinepon tunimg be tn flirted another wound upon the top of th head eithiT bv the frngmcut of the lutein, or nadian concourae of visiters observed it, they I some other weapon that could be found, by acclamation immediately demanded them 1 lr I again seized the villain, but bleeding to be hoisted again, which, alter some Utile I very profusely, nnd partially bbndod and tainting, lie leu on ins rx e. any tne iciiow escaped.

lr. I now staggen to the win dow and to the wath. who were of course not to bo found. A determined man. however, whose name wc cannot unfortunate I announce.

seizd him, and couxeved bun to however, whow naine we cannot unfortunate I announce, wir.il him. and cou eyel bun to Strrtl Vr aig I it tit York mado bv the President of Trinity Colloge, the I On SundaT. the 'W. we see that tbe street av t. i.

i a i. there will not te sumctent water lue lsnoei, wuicil icit eve, ost ou ui. rl. Wsl pn aching in the Park, at New York, was re (umed by the follower of th Angel (iabriel. who succeeded, even in the hot un.

in draw tog togc ther alout two bundrtx) listener Tb style of prea king wa. as usual, that of load invective against tb (Thurcb of Rome and all Roman Calholiea but no enthusiasm manifested a on former occasion, tba o4 ence aeeming to have tbe sermon cotnmittwd to isMnnn from their frenoetll the rlasew of religioB There aftTOOn Tt'' WW meetiog ne pre ac her. bare bad thr day. lad are already sinking lat "rr u. wa street Trsr.i LATtK rUOM MOLE initlaJ rMtHTIo UEVT AltXt.

The Imis Uepnldiran of lbs "H4 has the following We had lbs pleasure of met.iig. Usl er ning. Liet K. Knsm. 1 fsrareicsn.

Army, just fn New Mien. He Wit Fort uwn on the 3d. and arrived al I txj joiVi tKx ou the JOth lust learn front Lieut that military no rtlio vrrr still rarried on against the ldi au in the rritorx with rreat vigtw It was tbs dHfreiiuijio Geo tiauuxl. aw a of fvnUanaJ aulhonlw. to whip tbetn utlo a pruajMVit pr a'd (of this purpus they it urstM ten t.aiiaad iV, tviV.

port of the IVm wry. eriiimnr t) ion of the sereral military pw.a Mior Carteton. e.nmais.1 ,4 etlt ton from of 1 rrarbad to thai Virt He ox.rt. a f.at.d 4 JktU AtMu'tx. raptnn'd from them about Aft horse and all they Amp equipage Tbe Indsan fled In the ear It part lb nsmth Lel Mat wrll.

of the Jd Intantrr, was killed ob list Moro. alout fer1v mji itbl 4 Kn I Di A suiall latbtneut of Bs wre on on a eal against the I 'bans. uider rxnn maud of Capt Sjkt Ltit MasweO wa. tetnporardy arparatol. teti nxn.

from the main oofntnaod. ro1 tbe Itsrlians. axad in the ktnnish wbt ensiled thre Indian yi kild and threw badly woctdl Tbey wen erre.l by ibeir rorna iW4 bat traed bv the blood fur stiinrdiritaes frtB tbr Tlie ti I who f.rl ttt. and killed Iut Matwll. wre Ire kill.

br two of th Ifaon t'ol (handler was in i.artait t4 a rty i MeM arilla Ind.an in the aovtbem pan i4 tbe Territory Col yaunlUToy' rnmand was 4 at a Spring, iu fiw at4 SfUtl gra. aol watir abaadaiif Hrmnhf wa. tr 1 Mtif of the Arkansas, where a dela hl ti eIT ti in 4 bigti Hf in that nvrr All ibe traiusmer tling al'Hig ery il MflHtLK. llitiiH or tst I'm Tt W'tmitjt We onTit below aa abstr1 ffn tbe orb cial 1 of the titT U. 'be li of Isnneul.

for Ibe wti coding last emtig CiMHt ftS.e r.S. OtWl ISSM va. 'I Tsv waaeiaJf fit Iknr 11 er aliib arid blaaik The irri khii wssk tba tiotnbef t4 rr was itin ii a wrre larot lt week 4 sit or wool I ii Iw. eail l.l..udiIo. t4 last ria? tbr re were Isrtili l.f foar 4 tbsw wrrr (i.tux yellow i Tbi awful gatosrrsl it brt wtiUisbT last arui oi the of Jolt and tfl that Weak Ctdi.

lW.tib.T tbe table uvfSal.ty of its pr uw a'rig Now. hn er. we nc1 tbe lea4 ywip torn of tbat 5i l.ere. aMj wstaivgox im to hope that we lall 1.t 1M1 es at lis iiit lor tbe rc.ud'T of tL The weather during the week has I ar aud ge ti.al. Tbe alovwpoere has Ut agn ably mpered with frrjoent a rtrb inj abowirs.

altbovgb UKSlJr of slight dura lnn Hit lL(mi lr. in our sarxtsm. bas ran. in tba dav. dur.r;g tbe we ek.

rra to Idiam, bowsr. marking either rs tn We jndg tbe areragr of lai ratun at D'si has bee a in bgbbw L.l I Tku. wbil the iopl al tb Nortk. iixluJitiC a large tnuiUf u( oor truaxit ritieiis. are i n.g a bigb al and dishorn end are by d.ee.

weal are In tan Hmf in tb umI l.fchtlul oUiinT woathcr. aad are joi.ng an nousual bwitb efi im Vsrrfrrf Artrtr4 Two mm. dTttT fmm th narr rard ia 1'eosaeola. ainred the citv. Vestetday, atel wrrTs bo doobt.

quite iliuutsiiutoJ al iM mg dm at tb" wbarf by tlx attetajveaod urbatsr ge otli mau. iKpsty Mar abal hlirk. aud plitely rt.rteI to ms aln adr provided for tbe tr rrxeptiot. tn 1 aunut oi roais going iwin una yvi i I burg tne same i ai jooi evemng of the 22d, and arrived next morning t0 flod th. 8.

W. Downs ha. re wnt at any time was about six or seven ,4 at Charleston, 8. brmgs nothing whatever for aeaaon, and it extremely doubt Tl 0 wbon behaved In an orderly I bt. I ai Mobile, manner.

Two men, who wvra arguing on re matters, were sbout coming to blows, The Boston Traveler, of the 2Cd lust ,1 wea tncy were arrested and taken to tb has the following I lock no. NN'bon the officer were returning YVe understand that C.pt John Lovett, an I Tacant bH from the cell, they w. old and resnectabie anipmaaier, oieu at mi A Ttaltimnrn dftBDatch. of the same aay, I thinm nnnsuallv QUiet and dnlL Calm to an I after a I I I IV 1 1 1 I.H WA. aavs: I unusual extent seem to prevail in tne gull, as i snort ana pumiu mw I I 1 1 Al.w la.m.

m.iIimI Imm boanpn bv tbe cxtraordinarv lono naa. I weu anown uuiii this port and from Salem for many years. lie assaulted by a street caotrax lor, named Ter rooce IXmnelly, who ha. poaaraaion of tbe lt jmI refused to let them rroaa. Donnelly, to iratber with a man who assisted bim, was rr farrowed Checks indicated them to have been neat nas moderated a ia sage of vessels bouna east rMtsnd 'einerieneed I l.i n.

Tbe sue.ker. were Mr. and Mr. tenTiKrarie of ft The brig Cleopatra, heretofore reported. i.

of onr Smriatra trader having bn f.mdiar Jobn Wud, rolling in Diri.im memory they cherish. U8 Sllexandriest a Mr. Rtaley, a aaUor, and a Mr feAwnnpenytf bly sail on.the 24Ul tr. there A1W Mr wa.Mnounordtobldfth Jery was attendance irom ore, and I Take all round, that most be acknow 7 I To be had; whether othcrsl at the ame place on the next Sunday leagea a not Btmaay tor tne noru atuntoea, acoompaaieu.u ww iu4u July 19. PUot Doat spoao ner were served not.

mund oays ww viiw, tnander of the division, Major jQen. Walter I official declaration had been made.1 bound to Philadelphia, all welL Jaynea, tm. New heroea of theaT'of lSCi. now remaining 1 XTTt rT'. t.T6"! Jnlr AiTlrea, 22 UtEwV higher claims to the respect and gratitudw of I what amount tt will be, or whan payable, Is asiled same day fwi aaUsUTBtw.

tbaa Geo. TavMol 1 Itat efiUII kaewa. .1 3 da, froa (tn. Slpomunick fl tkx.Tti$ persosage ha fc. k.

A I hen the men df safl d. inf'rmato of tbe fact, with a dearriptioti of their perwwaa. communicated to Mr Srbolick heooe. on the am al tbe nniur. be as oe.

the omt rirr. and heooe 0, cordiality 4 tte ptiou and tbe hospitality aflorded llswu. this Jr. jlier wiil hwD oa ret urwa iuru old iuarter MmrtC rar Tbe KUsrktot mail liat Wade llamp'ou brought over man iu iron. cbark'ed with killiOC a man Miard a bof lying near iiox uij.

vsrd. nnrove and not until the Anw an rlair I I aotiear from hal we hare Imv able to ga I'l thv. that an afjiav eurre.l in a uw at tbat f'irr Kalardar mamtng. abont bail I1' Vi o'rlot k. tba budding on Iaobite atroet neit lo.

the cof mv of Haroo. wxat.ed by Mr II. Isssiau a rnTT t.n, iogeb.r iKa nraf eeaxieooe. were dswtrnTod b' t. mik.

errand twr. aa1 was tnisMil tba tooise of fire l. L. Ik A IIM'IIJl I mitur be was Kroea I lb window, aoo owl lh ifxjow. too ionip Urld Ibe door.

an rr i i a I (i a I (SSI inaiimi i V. I lie stm win i i bow erer. 10 oew Tba uiMinr en oTeo I i.r Mr Jamrw (slmao r. rrw m.f as i i The HI" mrr mcrr bs utwiw hip will take a short rsating rt0 ia order to allow lime fr a little overbasllng and repair ing She will not. ibarefore.

ara New York ft thi pt before tba 4 htAmhrr prrwl learn tbat Mr. Juba Mingle, tbe prrsot ebsrf operalr erf tbe sinrto and New rrlean. TiWrtl 4i luse Id tiu Tk Xw Tark llarwli. atf 2X abUabw tko fcsTWtaaf latter, wfck ft editor aay ba ba rcwiT4 Irrm a r3al ommspoodead at livar)ii4 7 Um SUtast tw Lf aMsL, Jmlm I iHuiiel Y. rtickW, r.a eorwUr7 torn Amnrts Leratiaa tjuoAam, tela 1 ajkal to a tnrtyi bers rrmurAy akug, iMst itikm an lioren.

t4 ra. amw4 tk tr nssid Vmk i rather mod aB 04 Asa 'rm kwrr tm turn fw rrr, a dietiuCWJ.oa recti "Ull mt A be err kr Uig cioapia. Tbe late 1 that a I etMctod lotri t4r USS becwer a tbem Tm qsarrtiL i ir Kail.vaa. Wms lUslurd, snrks iav ttifWW ot of a aaragw rrmifk Vv mt. VaS Ilsrra laet aatvtna.

al Tsmai JTJ (lalL fwaae plaoe onetiswtti wtQ probably ctoar a tba giaxl. It Is kew to Kx. feJw frsnuda to bar baa Lie yarpaas sm4 tka )wi4 lb 9aLstsa pmm sritbo! a Cgbturava jAor r. ulUw te bs a to buns. Vaa Bsrasi vj kw to mXv tW r4 Art, mr I Uar Lo.4 at far iiMM my 1W si "I llllll UM SB Tb rerrj to.

BaraU hi nun is that ao Tamanacy HalL the Sta of XiW Us4 al a ttatins' tJt tb Yaiar' Mca Isemocratsr ab. tKft NkwO.) tf wWch John Cnrm. fsrrrrv the fart. Wto ud 01 1 Osr rrsuAssji. Tb aQaMa a na0 gaclkai bu! cf" tbrr wiQ ax4 ut aaai.

Mas Abroad." tnr utDri(kl ws ibat locn oa4 1 bnlbaut cdJet from Anwrv 1 Mfm tur rl.t 1 nsj 1 of trarttLaf a4 aO fr wb srli ki rjr4 te fimf mmf two fwvs a tllgtlt ufi ly Mr Ii osm tx4 rtturtate Die Mae. tbal acrbtMlr bs tsnea aaad Sosur to sntl prr pafxi aa arraagnuns toflua' la New HWa oa tbe rwwautso Oaw. WaaV bora. ebarr4 wtlfe Us anwAsruwS aawuh a) kKbard II Isu. Jr was trwnffct Wars tba xw cwart lb II walrwd Ids aa amitiaJsu.

asd bJ wa ItmA at ICOQO, la Waull a. wbsiib La wa ramaitlwd. i Tb PorOatsI (Ma.) AA rta.r romrod Uut trom tLsGXra tiaoM at Moatrl aabinrkoa. daUwl Jul 90, Wst, ayiwg tbal a ge Uemaa sf PorUatso, tL'J. tile.

la ad a tearraw aaoap. SrV ral rmrtsrwTsMi wer practkift wit Sir at ar a ibe aida of tbe bi ia tb roar of Qs baaas beer Mr I jMl bad gots. to try rb mm" u4 Ui be a reUy ataafliag Usara www Wis aaawil tbrotig Us rum ot litt aam oj tbeca very boa tbe llw a. He aanaaaid lb a aerrvw frigbt aa4 a altit al tbe ins His bat slKWl ta wall a cm buli Hb! obe tw sJ ly. Mr.

Lattia, fatarar t.g to lw a. urly rerwd Iroai liis (rurbt. and mill uas Lua i Lai ibe aarwr wol4 bare gnwW it bw boad bad boss la tba tat, WK ralbrr ToJed tbe original atory THE CITY. Imssi'n Tb loDowia. asa fba laiaras tnM.

ta. I "1 is. iwi Sii.tat tas aaa ast. A a. e.m teas i osi mm a i ain i a rini at ru Tirt has ber afptacieo npsnwasosw I uii aa a a i (.

wt 1.. MS.rsi 4 MUWC'wsre ml lime wt fsal aa la i all sit osd ArrtMOT Tba il a.itwB tw a I at war en ae is nl is mm as rawrrb DttrarU 1W awra awly MSS II I between Nw IWraM and LolsB I Mr MiarU aa oterprwu and lodtutrvro Totu bms, and we thutk if rl ks I twi i ik. an tw I aaavaarM IB wow rs mtry I Vwwa la em lb poinU UDOer t. ttjarrwss 1 lit bar. Acmtm aawl tba wa shall Bt nd I was of tbe frwqaent anooyanea of being tola Cbat I JJwwT tbe wires are down.

to beajd a rtainx ia tar ids ocioca tram rrom nt wa been annotated to tne comntana ot a oivuuob i wl. frwww! I A 1 V. r.jj. I baooaet aw JAm aaltirmvedtowarf.I KwKM vv TM 1 8ailed. U.

S. scnooner iiaro o. a.wsy,.., ran oa lot wo sta Fuui army, iwuarta; LemAe, aad Bravia wa La A T1 71 aehooner JUMia. Banwraon, tor i Tt consisted of thsi bwvnnotive. a tMa Anm iW look mark Eke TwaC.

I at muJ. ruauo ,,,5 patch 1 Dy of Directors of tie Un 1 l. Ttb ailt. v. j.a.

wa.1 ZTroJT. v. 1 tfi Am. I tbe aaaswnw "TrTT 7 7 Orleana, "a iw nrn wa tow sty rnni lv aaa' wra ww awaj aau wa aw aaaaaaniia" nar Mr. tu Ws Mr.

Oe Peabody wc bo froa. JT rritrtDus, TJ. z.rTTtT. ZZa 1 Tvft' Wt WM7 rfWlto fork, for Now Orleans, 1 au rraina trom sU tan toprounce ais aame 1 a un; 1 WaaUtom, to tU Id 1 1 ww 1 m.saai 1 naa Tbirw Tsata A4 a tata PaBtfVs, Carvst airn aa ws, mm mmmrm wt'l sin rwssswsv a ra i a ss mw a rw. a Tai MS mmm aass ot a.

ssisiwawiwii rvm turn ssist ha aM wwt aayawwj, awSSiaaaaasrw wbjbw WwwwaB muiwl WW i TV rtiaWl o. wi w. 1 mmmL Hinisi nissii aa sswas tasi a at awl awa. tv essiso ssa ((tiuttt A twaa aaawwt I maw aaarawwaar, rwwt 1 1 1 w.k. wi IWsW I wt si.4 stes.s ummrn, a oat ol wsiiw.

I a a i Hi aw kii a vm w0 i awSjaiit a rtrwt Past rVK. so orr uswr una been rehoisted under the din ction i I I I mo orr UM Oetw aiaiSlal Va hliis ti Kndav. duraig which lintl as. cVft Denne, was the British flag allowed to s.at,on hoUM 1,7 I.sZ rSJr float again. A nice little speech fromG.

A Sunday morning Ir Uixon and Pot al.ortlr Sui VZ. a eVu i Barber, very appropriate to the had nam. who were called to attend lr U'r a at the 5 Tw 'lmmZZS2Z goiKlefft7andPaAe ard.au American gen him unable attend at Iwc. 4fr.n Jhe Jlf ltn'jZZ'Z lZ tleman replied in good taste, and then tGre. male tbe m.esMiry de.

an.l Jude M' H. .4 rredJtbr rt gla cheer, for the Queen and three for tho Pres. Clark atteml. r.na.lr at lr Us.ce. lr CZ.u.r and d.

ratel. TJlZt dent of the United Stat. wound up a m.t from which it was judged nr di. nt re aloi.1 irta.tlr et and friendly game of cricket novo 1 I ee ilotues were J. i.i.nnM.w.

with gore Inun the In nlal and temporal ar assataa sw a The Canadians and New Worker. then a fKwllirh turn oul that tne di.H bal a. rt itk rT. TZ2TlmZ down to a sumptuous feast, the latter, of T1. vlU(lII, the Jeffen Market and wa.

u. th. JjmZT course, as tho formers' guests, and had a good Prison, and is a Uelennine.1 si n.rwn of the t' e.l to h. I be a ua a jrewe. ss rVTS time.

The splendid band of tlu Canadian eonut.rteit gang He give several aba CTr Rifle, was present, and discouratHl ome of nd gavMao place, of reid. nre and nr ZZlfZXfZT aswar their fwecte.t music during the evening Va 1 nous toasts were given and some happy A similar attem made on lr tol I'Uswt (Wsm. a a a. a speeches made on the occasion. Amongst the toasts was that of the Health of tJuw Victoria and Prince Albert," and "The President of the United States," both of which were received with rapturous applnnsc, and drunk with all tho honors.

Speeches were of Fourth tn a few week ince. al midnight, but wa unuco ful. Pr. iwir, br his determination, has doubtless secured lhepubb trotn tbe furtber I aaawai Ti Wltasfc. wsl wa wsw wr.

japTLMrT'aTi' iTm wZa tostiM aw limn i ran asaat sS a a waswi ww in I awa al "7 as, a aw. a al www, wwssa ai Cwmstsw Www asses mm Sim a wt Wm wt tw. sOsm. ws awwss rlsvs swan I Ws Jwraf aw 1,1 iu. aa.

ta lam Ta Saws aa aa fwi W. IVrww. Aoba Jiiwasan at baa smsMM awasa aa aw aaswaasws. Maxim at last anoowata, i. iWw a ll I mm aa tm tbe AWnni'" ls.1 tsran a.is.

Kaessj wt usw ass iwlsww wwsi wwswwwwwwwat aawaawia wwaj www mm, 17 JO rtljww rsawa. wr wt a bw 1 1 T7 Persou. Intimately asainUwi rT Tj prrwoaa wbo know hi pal piw a. aa.aas mmm at swwtsssa raiZely fcwward rerol.tso to Italy to a a vrrTahort Tbey ay warb aa wr JfZ? nwHa eertato. ItT mZm aa sasist av 7 ml a.

I as itsr trrrsTtTTi r. at wa wl 1 1 asj. Jav laa atst x. TtilTifi bUi at as waaaws wai a 4 aat tas afTw.eSay V7 i.