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uu ii i rf i is 11 1 MONDAY'S APTEEHOON EDITION. COMMERCIAL. 4 OFFICE of THE PICAYUNE. Monday. An rest IS.

16H 1 P. 1 COTTON We bavV not heard of any transaction of bnpertaac ys. thonsh there is some little luquiry. TOBACCO We hear of only few bbds, sold thus far. ICOAR AND MOLASSES We hear of nothing doing MM.

FLOUR There it very little demand and we hear of only J80 bbls. superfine St. Louis aold at 30 and loo fine atsscsp nbl. A COBJi We notice aalea of to 600 racks ordinary 5 Tjixed at 68 He. and 500 to TOO selected white out of stor JOc 4 tmahel.

Small sales at (AS Stic for St. Louis. Held at 1 101 IA lou TO. I PORK. Meas retailing at iu ss and occasional! soar dim.

yj BACON Small lots are selling at lt)c. for good ribbed Sides, and tirade, for Shoulders laku we near of nothing aomc mis morning, nut on Saturday too tierces prime were sold at 'Hc. lb. WHISKEY Small gales ef extra Rectified at rc31c. 9 gallon.

INDIA BAGGING We notice one sale of eo and one of a bales to arrive at 23c. yard. ') FREIGHTS We hs not heard of any new rugae aaent lo day. EXCHANGES Sterling 4p cent, premium. MARINE NEWS, PICATONE OFFICE.

August :8 Cr.KARF.1). Hex Bchr Conctpcian. Pern, Camresrby. Caballero Baiual.l" Scar Bed Fox. Sbisa, 4 days fm Tsmpico, to Barelii ro district lft.

car VV Barkneaa. Smith. days fm Tampico, to rayro Quarantine Station ITBAMERI. Rapides. Jackson, fm Virksburg.

McKar. Paris, fm Cairo. California. Hntebtors. fm Mobile Tow boat Millaodon.

Whann. fm the Passes tnwe down and to sea lith insr. barks Oak Hill. Pnni Ada! bert and Thales broocht op srhis Red Fox. and xiarkaeas to the Quarantine Station.

ARRIVED ON SUNDAY. AID Bowdlrch. Smith, hence for Visa, returned in dis tress, having been dismasted, to Jenkins, Williams sreo roinc Snip I Merwin. Merwin, fna Cardiff. Wales.

th June. in aiffress Algiers. Schr Minna Schllfer. Wilson. 8 days fm Havana, to Hurissn previaosly reported at Quarantine station XI district.

IJfex Schr Rayo. Sabarier. 8 days fm Campearhy. in bal last, to Jeannet, Quartier id district 14. STEAMERS.

Jr. Lanone.tfm Morganza. City of Knoxville. Terrebonne, fm DonaidsonviUe. Oreroo.

Myers, fm Mobile Tswbual Star. Whitnev. fm the Passes towed down and ta sea 9th lost, bark Mystery broncbt op snips Merwin. Bowditch. and schr Ravo.

and from the Qoarantine Station achrMinna Scbiifer. EXPORTS. CAHFEACHB Schr Coneepcinn ijiios" corn. IMPORTS TAMPICO Schr Red Fox vib specie Barelii Aco as AO de Egana ivm Turpin 71S Femannez sea lias naroia morrno Bros oo arae tea Rirrhboff 00 SoDrado ia Cramer Aco Tstal H.T3S specie. RECEIPTS OK PRODUCE.

YICKSBURS Steamer Raiides 14 bales cotton to Bnckner, Stanton A Newman 7 do ti Smedes I do Bachannon, Carroll Aco Ho new Connelly I do do Byrae, Vance Aco I do Oakey A Hawkins do Jno Ricks Aco 1 do Cnddy, Brown Aco 1 do att Aco MO ska com Cor Aco li bales moss Jackson A ro ast azs and bbla trait order Torn bales cotton, 20 sf are new. CAIRO Steamer McRae 11 hhds tobacco to Xevy A Summers do bacea V' bbls eras i bbls 1 hf do Jars 14 obis Sour i bxs bacon tTwicheil Aco IS bbls sSdolard 1 do pork 9 bj s. pon Hurley Aco 13 osi 1 hf do eggs 9 do cheese outter Delbondio an tongues 6 do bacon A O. zf Aco 107 bbia flour to Erwitt. Norton Aco i7 do ibanan ll nbda bacon ku tongues Voarhiea, Griggs i 13i do st IA frks Wuer t.

Dolaen A Son fT do 1: 3 bxs mt. Wrifht Aco 107 Mis paper Stevens Aco Hu Beitevton Aco 75 ba aaraapanlla right Acs 33 bbla ens 7 in butter bb cheese Schneider lit nvd Nettletoa 3 bxs icon Helm A Chism Bexsroeeae 1 Adams 1 bbls potatoes Oonneiiy A ImiM 107 do Benton Aco 143 do Taranto ss I axs peaches Breve Aco ants potatoes Qreve A Veris do Duffy Aco 1 bgseed Powell A Hopkins aananra. oruer. Per Pontcbartraln Railroad. HOBILE Steainer CaUforni Sundries, order.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE ON SUNDAY. DONALDSON VlLLE Steamer City of Rnoxviile awes, sroer MORGANZA Steamer Jr 47 hhds sugar ts Jt Riiiken S9 do Hewitt, Norton Aco sks corn Brand I A laariry snnnnes. order Total hhds sugar. Per Pontehartraln Railroad. atOBILE Steamer Orecon 17 pea bsgring Smith A Rasiten I cotton gin 8 Griswold Aco lot of fruit and asadoes, order MEMORANDA.

VThe steamer McRe left Cairo on tbe I3tb inst ass aer smcers report tbe Planet and America at No 14 I ap. The Oceana lightened over No 3 and is bo, Tbe oneana and nite ctood. onund nown hchtened asT Nil M. Psssed the Jno Warner st wpn. Met the nate rristiee st o3s.

toe vt slab 37, the Lacy Rooinson at H. the Maria Uenniuc at Cyanaa Bead, and tbe Twiehell at airepton. Only a wn water at 4 ana tailing. aTCapt Sbksa, of the schr Red Fox. reports hsviuiflert Tssiatco on the into mat.

Tbe foilswiug vessels were tea in port, brie Balear from New York, schr Cotilda for seOe in a few daya. and Br acbr Aiice for Tibsxa Csnt Sbiaa states that be did not experience any of tbe wtoo toe ate storm. THIS I)AV. MaadevfEc led River ARROW 4PM cars. ABIT! Hnt.binsoD.

SL A FITTE Harvey. 6 MICHIGAN. ReiUy. P. M.

Sec Last Page i itauaail. IOCT8TANA LODGE No. in. Grand Lodge Ball, meet I aaaj BJiniHH. 2 lid at Kollawa.

eENrUX. RELIEF COMMITTEE, Grand Secretary "vers Monasy evemnc. "RsJ LE ENCAMPMENT No. S. Room No.

S. Ode reiHwv Mail, inrets MoniT evrninf AFArETTE ENCAMPMENT No. 7. Lone Star Hall Tchavprtoolaa street, between Jackson and Philip "jON LODGE No. s.

Room No. Odd Fellows' Hal jBvnaay evening. HELTA LODGE No. ia. Boom Na I.

Odd Fellows' Hall atonday evening. MERCHANTS' LODGE No. 4. Room No. i.

Odd Fe. wws Hall, meeta Monday evening. Ittb btrtistmtntSa DIED, 0 Monday morning, the 18th at 1 o'clock, of con "xsathsn, Capt. JAMES M. WHANN.

aged forty to 5 Bative of Pennsylvania, and for the last twenty faaa resHent of New OrUsns. Hia srlssKks and acquaintances are respectfully invited to taead bis funeral his Afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from his ant ensldeBce, No. 11 Slarigny afreet. dscfeanati and Stenbenvi.le (Ohio papers please notice. OmTbarsday.

tbe 31st July, at Milwaukie, Wisconsin. WILLIAM H. WELD. late of Boston. 31 aged ssuT yean NEW CLOTHING STORE.

yrV and 80 Canal street, corner of Old Levee. F. Malard Ratify their friends snd the public in general that they apos their store on the 7tB with a FRESH ASSORTMENT OP FASHIONABLE FALL AND WIN TCR CLOTHING. PLANTATION CLOTHING. OIL CLOTHING.

BLANKETS. HATS. Ac Orders seat ia ta them will be aromptiy and carefully atteaKiedto. aal tdptg7ta F. MALARD A CO.

TO PURCHASE A feuaie tio.t vith a ktd. Apply at No. 73 Rampart street auiS tf A Dwelling House within ten minotes' walk af the St. Charles Hotel; must have a g.iod i ra tardea ap yard and negro quarters. Address Box ft Office.

aoi tf Dm L.OMSC mr rtlB. From the caraer Castomboase and Franklin eta, a yellow Bad Terrier, wit long tail ri I Pr" cars; answers io ins name oi Vau. A liberal reward will 1 nid an mi anon Mnm. S7 ta the reataaiaBt, caraer of Castomhoose and rJJZPi 3M et ThAl snip at ISBDf. master, reomres tar a 1 1 ewhhs so comniete ner cargo.

''agAtss apply to AS H3 RIDGE A 7 ISO Commoa street. Teisa. aa THXTRSDAT August at A au BUCTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPAST. rsr eatveataa and Matagorda Bay O. S.

glnPIIUil A. Was. H. Taiaot ewamaaAer. win wslsrilS tm rmm' etegant ac sBaVSAJI foot of Julia street, lL opposite the SteanMhjp Landing.

mJ7m I'ssii arwvida tbeaaseivea wna dw sj aa Udmg. Kaate other waU ba Tj casks of beat Loadosi Porter, Cr." aana, fsc aale lew to ciaae a canawasBcat unri aw p7 Oamaoat itrtat (gaoling Picaminc Fubli8lied Precisely at Two O'Clock LUMSDKNKJCNnALIj Ji CO. r. A.M.HOLBROOa A. C.

BULLITT AKO S. WILSOS, EDITORS AMD rSOPRICTORS. NOKLEANS, "OMMV KVEMMJ, Al'(i. IS, 1M6. SECOND EDmON; More Saved.

We stop the press to au nmnce the arrival of Capt. Koffers, ihe mate pilot, nine eeamen, and three passengers of the ship Manilla, happily saved from the wwk of tliat vessel. Five aeatnen and nve have been lost. The second mate, on seaman, and one uiau beionpiiiK to the lugger by which th iiiul en picked up have been left to ti.lf. Cire of the arfco, scattered for about lo niles round Timbalie Six pHtteentera were vi'tonarma is and about four miles from mbttlier.

Jjp" The Eastern mail, due this morning, in failed from beyond Augusta, Ga. Our frieud, Mr. J. O. llairis, has our ibauks for very Acceptable favors.

CF" We are indebted to the clerk of the ipides for late Natchez papers. Thanks to the rlerk of the R. W. Me Ft te for late Louisville papers. Mr.

E. Martin, UonM street, will plt ase accept our thanks for courtesies. tW We are under renewed obligations to ot correspondent at Urasliear City, tor further intelligence from Last Island. It is a relief to find that more than one of those re corded as lost have been found and rescued aiid there is a bare possibility, which we must i' tig to, that others may have been saved by the exertions of those who have signalized themselves in this calamity by their zeal in tb cause of humanity. We are also under obligations to other friends in St.

Mary, who have forwarded to us accounts of this disaster, particularly to I), and J. whose favors, kindly meant, di.I not reach us in time to be used. The details of the news brought by steamship Arago, which left Havre and South ampton on the 3dth.ult., and arrived at New York on Monday last, have come to hand. Beyond the Queen's speech at the proroga tmn of the British Parliament, there is no te licence of mucn importance, ana as our columns are crowded we must omit all until our morning edition. The.

Last Island Calamity. The very lai edition of the Picayune, which we pub li tied yesterday, in order to meet the demand for our report of the fearful disaster at Last Island, which we republished in it, having been exhausted, while the demand continues, wo reproduce it on our fourth page this eve nm, with further corrections, some of which wo cannt but feel great pleasure hi having to make. It will be perceived that we have been able to withdraw the names of Messrs. Thomas MUle and M. Schlatre, from the list of victims, and to transfer them to that of those saved.

Of the circumstances of the escape of the latter, bevond a statement in a letter received from him in this city, that it was miraculous, we are not vet informed. Those under which Mr. Mille has been saved, are, as reported, in di ed miraculous. lie floated on a log for five diivs, having no other stfpport durine that whole time than the rain water he could suck from his garments He was picked up by a boat cruising, ia the hope of being able to reaeue some who might have survived, or to pi'. up the floating bodies of some who had been drowned.

The lctttr from Mr. Schlatre above referred to, states that Mr. Milie and himself are both staying at Mr. Charles V. Brien's, at Bayou Bo 'uf.

Mr. Schlatre, we rerret, has his knee out of joint. The Bowditch. The ship Bowditch. Capt Smith, hence for Vigo and a market, with a cargo of 70'J hhds.

tobacco, and J.OOO staves. previously reported dismasted, arrived in port yesterday. Capt Smith reports having exoerienced a hurricane on the 10th, off Pass a TOutre, which hove the ship on her beam ends, and caused the fchip to leak badly. Capt. S.

was compelled to cut away the tin and mizzen masts to right the ship. When righted she was forTnd to have nine feet water in her hold. The Nautilus. The is a list of tha officers, hands and passengers of the steamship Nautilus, as far as we have yet bf en able to learn Capt. John S.

Thompson. John till Male. William Coluus. Watchman. K.J Johnson, lsi ineer.

CharVs Desouzier, id Engineer. John Kerr, let Clerk. M. Artesas, 2d Cierk. H.

T. Kerr, passenger, brother to the 1st Clerk. J. Bercer and brotner. Barkeepers.

Jim Fnsbv. colored, Steward. El! bt deck hoods. Six firemen. Two cooks.

Wm. E. Muir. passenger, from New Orleans. Anderson Marsh, Rev.

J. Twicbell, Houston. Texas. Andy Msvbew, New Qrleans, William Dean, John Wills, Matainoros. Capt.

McGovern, New Orleans. It is also stated that there were ten or twelve Mexican passengers on board, but we have not been able to authenticate the report. Specie. The schooner Ked Fox, Capt Sbisa, which arrived from Tampico this morn ing, brought 44,735 in specie on freight. From Tampico.

Capt. Sbisa, of the schooner Red Fox, which arrived this morn insr. reports having left on the 10th inst, at Tampico, the brig Balear, from New York the schooner Cotilda, to leave for Mobile in a few days, and the British schooner Alice, for Tabascao. Capt Sbisa states that he dad not experience any of the effects of the late storm. For St.

Louis. The steamboat Michigan, Capt Eeilly, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening, for St Louis, Cairo, and intermediate landings. Mr. J. C.

Gilmore the polite and attentive agent in this city for tbe air line railroad route between St Louis and Chicago, leave on her, and will take pleasure in seeing passengers comfortably and rapidly forwarded. He win return in the spring. We adviseiboM about to go North not to omit the opportunity afforded by the Michigan. f57" There were 38 deaths in Charleston daring the week ending on the 9th inst Telegraphed to theNewOrleans Picayune F. A.

Abbot, Reporter, 7" Wall street. New York. FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. i I mmZm Mi is 'r5r Arriba! of Sfcmnrr Vtltit. TERRIBLE EXPLOS ON AT SALONICA.

Seven Hundred and Wounded. AFFAIRS I SPAI. COTTOX UNCHANGED. BUEADSTUFFS UECIiIMMi. a Cuunola, Ac.

fBy the Southern Line. New York, A usuat 17. The Collins steam hip Baltic, Capt. Comatock, has arrived here with four davs later news, from Europe. She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the "tti bringing mails four days later than brought by the Canada.

illft tbose Liverpool Cotton Mnrket. The circular of Mesars. Brown, Shipley Jt t. reports tue Liverpool cotten market with out any change since laat advices, quotations remaining steady, and the demand fair. lue sales ot the three business day ti since tho departure of the Canada they report at bales, of which 7,000 bales were taken by exporters and on speculation.

Tbe sales on Saturday, the 2d report as 10,000 ba.es. The quotations are for Fair Orleans. 7d. por pound for Middling Orleans Cd. per pound.

Knir Mobile is quoted at Gd. per pound; Middling Mobile at BVd. per pound. For Fair Uplands the quotations are tid. per pound; for Middling Uplands 3 10d.

per pound. The market is stated to have closed firm at the foregoing quotations. Itreadatnfla. Messrs. Brown, Shipley At in their cir cu'ar, report that, in consequence of the con tinuance of favorable weather for the harvest in England, prices in the Liverpool breadstuff's market were still declining, and that business was dull.

In flour, quotations mark a decline of Is, per barrel. Wheat is quoted at a decline of from fid. to 8d. per bushel of 70 pounds. Indian corn is reported without any change Trade.

A greater degree of activity than was prevailing at last accounts, at Manchester and throughout the manufacturing districts, is reported to have been experienced previously to the departure of the Baltic. In yarns an advance in prices had taken place. Money, Consols, Arc. Money is reported to have been active in the London market, at from 4Va to 5 per cent. interest.

The market for American stocks is reported firm. Consols are reported quiet, with quotations standing at o's at the clore on Wednesday, the tith inst. GENERAL. NEWS. Attain in pafn.

The papers brought by the Africa announce that tranquillity had been restored in Spain The insurgents at Saragossa had surrendered to the Government troops, and the National Guard had been disarmed. The French array which had been posted on the Spanish frontier, ba4 been withdrawn. ICMin and the Treaty. The Emperor of liussia has thrown 15,000 more men into Kars, and the fortifications are being repaired, which are looked upon as sus picious operations. The London Times accuses Russia of bad faith in the carrying out of the peace treaty.

Difficulties are apprehended. Terrible Explosion at Satonira. A terrible explosion is reported to have occurred at Salonica, in Turkey, by which, ac cording to the latest accounts, some seven hundred persons bad been killed and wounded, including tbe Kussian, Dutch aud Sardinian Consuls, and a great number of build ings were blown down, une Hundred persons were killed on the spot The explosions occurred with 200 barrels of contraband powder. Arrival Out. The Cunard steamship Africa, Capt.

Shan non. which left ew lorR witn tne mails ot the 23d had arrived oujpreviously to the departure of the Baltic. River ews. By the aiiunal Line. Vicksbcro, Aug.

13. The steamboats J. Warner at 2 A. the Persia at 7, and the Flying Cloud, bound down to New Orleans, have passed this city fc day. SOS Xaral.

The U. S. eteam frigate Susque hanna was at Fayal on the 12th of my, to remain in port a few days. CP We learn from the Tuscaloosa Obser ver that Isaac Cole, who is charged with kill ing his brother, David Cole, has been admit ted to bail in the sum of $20,000 for his apr etitrance for trial. The Weather at Montgomery.

The Mont gomery Mail, of Thursday evening last, says or two or three davs the weather baa reaeninleu urlt of autumn. Yesterday we nan a pood deal of ram, ana oar sire is are cow lna ol mud. lo oay it ia raining airain. aud every indication ia that we shall have an early, full river. The Weather at Mobile.

The Mobile Ad vertiser, of yesterday, sayS During; tbe week we have had several showers. At about 3 o'clock yesterday the rain commenced failing; acaia, in dead earnest, and continued, with little or no abatement, until' ion after dark. Tbe glitters are ail full of water, and we understand that the rid pes at several of tho street crossings have been swept away. Yellow Fever at Ckarlettfk. On Tuesday night last, the Board of Health reported no death from yellow fever or the past twenty four hoars.

They also, reported two admissions into the Marine Hospital from the shipping, but no new case in the city. Oa Wednesday night, tbe Board reported no death from yellow fever for the past twenty four hours, from ship board. CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PICAYUNE The Lsat Island Calamity. of the Picayune. Bras'IeaR, Augwt Ifl, 1 KdM.

Pic. By llie terrible catastrophe on I.ia I land. mp of respprtr.tile families of this pan Im been overwhelmed with grief, for the loss i reliuivus or very dear friends. To the flliil piety of Mr. Desire Como, the aurvl vors owe the early arriral of the Major Aubrey their relief; which wouM have been earlier by some hours had she not unfortunately grouuded.

Mr. Como, taking alarm for Ihe safaty ofhis father and mother, sisters, brothers, and other rela (even before the gale bad fairly subsided, and eight to twenty hours before the sailboat with John Davis, the worthy and indefatigable in her, brought rtmu mteUifteuce of the disaster, and tho partial list of the lost you received,) was In active search of a boat, offering every description of pecuniary in lucemenl to ohtatn It. By bis exertions alone, th Aubrey was placed in readiness, and was actually her way to tbe inland when John Davis and his aide. and brother philanthropists, arrived at Berwick" Biy, and there met them with the certniu informs ion. After hurriedly taking in freuli supplies known neressHiies, where tliev could most radilv tie obtained, the boat, ujder lite command of ri worthy and zealous J' Uc Alkissoti.

wu nrnni ill the power of her liihl feaui on iier errajl fi inl love and christian philanthropy. Itiunl'ately after her departure thf citizens St rwica's Boy, in nearly a phrHiizy tit excirrtiient lured wood and wut, and provisions, sn.t fui oat's crew of oo'ile yuiiihs, as engineers, fireine VC, (refiihinij room to thoce not likt 1 to lie ua. li. I. iih Dr.

Hichards as surgeon, lo aid the wound die sick, on board tlie T. Archer, and btore clock she too was on her way to the recu wti 'ier priceless cr.w and Doble coramandt who look Hie responsibility of this errand of mercy. Tiiest wo boats reached the inland within a short time et.cn other, owing to the accident of the Aubrey' oitnding in Pour league of which acciden the sufferers were i J.n Davis, the inde TuUatile a never Le a.iiong he most worthy of his species I n.rke it my buiress to olithiti the names of t' volunteers of the Archer, that society may krow ma graud.y worthy among them the reliable iu the io of distress and adversity. Honor to liiem for tvrr Messrs. Charles V.

Brien, Manny Bateman, Jesse I. j.au, and spirits of the class of those of the Archer to the coast in the pilot boat Creole, and hail tie unspeakable honor auJ satisfaction of rescum Mr. MiUe and Mr. Schlatre, who had floated to Bavin CaiUou, some fifteen miles Island, on urm.ere. and were at the point of exhaustion.

They arriv. here to day and are now hospitably entertained In riant, ana likely to do well uiougn much ex hausted. Oh, these things do the living good, and speak to the heart in its own language. The citizens of Franklin meant well and have done well, though I do not like the turning back of the bouts aa a point, of judgment and feeling, while so much of uncertainly hung over the fate of Ihe missinsr Tite caseof the sailboat is sutllcietil comment on the error. The Archer, chartered by Dr.

BorJis and Mr. Le Blanc to hunt for the bodies of their friends, returned to the Island to day, and the Texas wiil go down to morrow but these will be too late lo rescue the pos si'tly fitualJ like Messrs Schlatre and Mille. 1 greatly regret that a more thorough search on the same shore has not been instituted in time, to my knowledge. But in moments of ereal excitement these things are not thought of. b.

Letter fratui Firat Private. Special Correspondence of the rirayune. Mobile, Augutt 17. ICotj. ily Dear Pic.

Who says Mobile is a sad place and who likens us to the lethargic creatures thai fanen upon the Lethe's wharf? Who dares say that our social clouds are motionless! or that our tide of afl'atrs is siagnrnl? Why, friend Pic, we have had incidents and excitements during the past week enough to last an entire summer through, if judici spread over it like butler on a school boy'i bread. Think of such head lines as these for a tele graph column, Pohtical summersets Congress mnn hung in effigy! Moral suicide! Tarty retribution! Indignation meeting! Resign! resign! Then for a second edition. "Nest of abolition dis covered! Vigilance Committee in Mobile Culprits examined false knaves! Bonds demanded! Five thousand dollars for appearance! Partner vamosed rJr.l released: 'speech on a steamboat: est ex amined Foul birds both flown Call you nothing 1 Whv, friend Pic, the whole city was in a fever an infectious fever, for every one took it though all ihe world is cured to day without profil ing Uie doctor, or undertaker a soliiary doiiar. The first excitement arose from the fuel iha one Percy alker, who is claimed to be.ong lo two thirds of the citizens here, aud a majority not so small ia the district, lock the liberty of changing hi opinion! a heresy unheard of in political Mstory. And for this weathercock folly some of his oppo nents hung up an effigy on the telegraph wtrei opposite the Battle House, bearing the ominous in cription of Percy, the Traitor!" The barmles SiTire was from the wires lo the fuardhnus not so those who placed it thera.

There is a differ ence between inanimate body nnd a crow J. Oa Thursday the party hte Las quitted met in con ctve and called upon their servant to send back his ree papers Smmedistelv. We shall soon hear whether proves obrdlenl. The second excisemen" arose from realizing a long entertained suspicion that at least one partner in book concern ia aa and for which bal been driven away from one of our interior towns. William Strickland and Edwin I'pson had a spien did bookstore on Dauphin street, wherein one of yo'tr citizens discovered a boob professedly written bv that bia.es scoundrel, Fred.

Don as! This fact he told to "one of ours" while traveiiug up ihe bama: and thus, shortly after, an Inquiry was instituted, and strange facta were speedily proved. A committee of our calmest, steadiest citizens was gathered together, and the two partners wer brought to an examination. They prevaricated, lied, nnd oulawore all proof. But not beinj put into con. fineinenl.

I'pson at once cleared out, and Strickland was put under bonds of by the Mayor to ap pear next morning. On the boat crossing tne hay to the city, and Mayor's office, he barogu Iri rother cir.zecs and fellow pa. sergers. makini. quite an injured Innocence statement appeared fore the magistrate, released his and w.

taken Ihence by liie said co t.mittee, who ect int deliberation, and lale the evening resolved to civ. five days to ciearout! But tht: culpni was more prompt than bis judges; for early iu tii evening he procured a sail boat and put out to pans unknown! What will be the sequel we can well suppose. He had made a very hahJsome preperty here, which of Course, uurouched but he will set up again in virtuous Boston or moral New York, where, as a persecuted martyr to the caj.e." he will make a fortune, and snap his fingers at Mobile. Fikst Private. Letter from York.

Special Correspondence of the Pica ane. New York, Aujutt 11, 1E td. In anticipation a revolution on the continent of trrope, the Republican refugee in this city held a mjoitng on Sunday afternoon for the adoption of mtsasurea that would enable them to proceed to their native lands on the firing of the first signal gun of libertv. The assembly numbered several hundred persons, composed of Germans and Italians, but mostly the former. Several speeches.

motions and propositions were made, but the only decision arrived at was the election of three delegate from each of the different nations interested. bo are to meet in general convention on fna ay or the present week, when a suitable plan of action wul be fully dlacusaed. Tbe inhabitant of Staten Island are getting furious from the fear that tbe yeUow fever wul get foot hold in their midst. There are now anchored at quarantine, which lie directly in front of Staten Island, one hundred and twenty five vessel from infected porta, and the number, instead or decreasing, un ci eases These vessels, it ia contended on tbe part of tbe inhabitanta, cannot remain mucn longer without waftin the seeds of "yellow jack" on their beautiful Iflf n. and hence matters have progressed so tar, that a sort of Vigil anca Committee" baa been formed, denying rbe transit of person from on fcoard tbe mssuis iato the buaod.

aaeexuig hat also tteea heU apoa tbe aubject, anc there is generally a grand fcreeae betweeai the BtdlgBCnt inhabitants, tbe Health Oficer nd Heal til ConraiaaJoawTi, Jf the Heaita Olficer will remove the vessels to tlie south of the quarantine buoj's, the people will be salified, but this lie Is neither authorized nor willing to do. The Arago made a splendid run from Southampton equal to the best lime of irtx Collins unj Cunarders. She left Hvre on the Join uld, and arrived here at 1" o'clock this morning time from Jelunlifn at SoL'thaniplcn to reieive and passengers, only twelve days. Our imports the past we exhibit a total of 4. airaiu the tame week 'o3.

exports for the same period, exclusive of spe cie, were being the largest amount in one week lor a number of years, aud an excess over the Corresponding week lust year of The increase is owing lo ihe immense quantities of bread stuffs and provisions that have been shipped. Th specie shipments of the week were l.87t,S2.i, against Ihe corresponding week '55, and in 0 Spanish doubloons sent to Cuba, and 946 Mexican sl.ver received via New Orleans sent lo China. The total specie exports for ihe year, thus far, amount to or an increase over the sume periou b. A Antelope ICxcitcineHi in INCENDIARY PUBLICATIONS. ilu: Itlob le ltegt tl.

tit yeiti mt, arivfe 'in fit'lowiii; ttt't'tniiit fie pr x. ii. irtt City (briefly of ill tbe letter jr Mobiiu irreeioiiilent) in relotiou of iiit'iitliaiy puolifntioni ty err. Strit klaiiti Upson. liooU teilets Witt, iti th' itiree or four consider in xi tleiiiL hu exioi' in tne i 'oiiniutntv.

gio il of Sffi? dierovt ry limt puttncatioiia tf an iry iiiaurreeuonary chin ucier werebein v'Uii'vi Ths city, by b. rs. Cfistui. book i tiiTS. In consequence tif lbi dicivt rv.

a tuet 1" some ot" our bet calmest and most iutluniiu. o.t zens wa6 loconfeider me propriety of action in tfie mailer, with the viw of protec1 tlie cottllnuully bv'ttie euppre.ion of tbe A a appoinid to invt Hiiate tti ti tiier, Hti'l ul'ier a Crtrelul. deiibraie and ibey ported to s.ticorid mei li. .1 Itiev had arrived al tlieL Ueloit aiaieu It tow. Tlie Ciaracter of tlie evidence, and of tne Dook nrou hi before tue comniillee.

is such mat it wou.d bo tincjtfe and dangerous to make theui public, it uerel'ore neterniiued sitiiply iu announce tue cn olous at winch tbev hsd arriVed. 1 lie following aire the couciusious by the coiniuitiee, which have been nanded us for pubiica liou That Messrs. Strickland i. fpsou have ui rullvatid inietiliouaily deceived t'je tneeling in retard io inu procurement aud sate ol Hie books question. Hid that ibeir statenienis ou subject, in view ot the exisiintf facts of the are iiitle baiter limn a tissue of falsehoods tn.

oiighotit. '2. Tnal lliese two persons are either on principle. Aboiuiomsu, and anxious to propagate their faith on ihnt subject among siaves and siave owners or, 3. Tny are uii'ruptilotis and unprincipled speculators, without any just sense of moral responsibility, and willing to uiuke money by Ibe le of any and every kind of book, to any and every bod v.

in either case tliev are dangerous persons in a laveholding community, and ought to te, ejected from it. It is, however, desirable, for the purposes of exact justice, antl in order lo preserve mat exalted conservative character which has always diaLuguiMi Southern communities, that tins ejection snotild te peaceable and without the leai personal violence; and the committee would deprecate, as Ihe inst ol" evils, and aa a slain upon Southern character, any resort to violence, or any excess iu accomplishing the end proposed. "The committee, therefore, recommend that three persons be appointed lo wait on Messrs. William kland and Edwin I'pson and announce the coa ciuMou al which the meeting has arrived, and to inform them that uniess they leave the city uhin rive davs, we cannot guarantee their personal safeiy." the report ol the was unanimously adopted, and in pursuance of it. three gentlemen were appointed to wait upon iicasrs.

oimaiauu L'pson. Yesterduv morning these getiliemen pro ceeded to the store of Me.srs. Strickland 4l pson and ascertained lhat they had already left the city. ItisDroDer that we anould state lhat we are in formed that both Strickland and t'psou were present ul the first meeting, and were heard in their defence. White the character of the gentlemen who compesi the meeting afforded an ample guarantee.

to ail wno were cognizani Ol me ibcu. mm every tumg u.i.i.il be done "decentlv and in order." we are yei gratified to know that a'l causefor further excitement removed uv tne prompt ueparuureoi lursc ui The firm and nrompt. vet moderate course, pur sued bv the committee is worthy of ail praise. It calculated lo produce a high moral effect, and wil. he I cordiallv endorsed and sustained by ihe entire com munity.

Tue following is a list of ihe gentlemen present at the meeting Dr. J.C. Notu Hon. John Rev. V.

Hawthorn. Dr. J. H. Woodcock.

Dr. H. S. Levert. Win.

F. Ceveland, A. Broriks, Joseph Hon A. P. Bat'hy, A.

U. Humphreys, 11. W. rlrodnax. .1 tv Seeor.

Holcombe, Hon. J. XV. Lesesne, Dr. A.

Ketrhum, Wm. Bovles. J. H. DaughdrLi, John scott, Jacob Maeee, Dr F.

A. Ross, Joseph E. MurreU, R. C. Ma v.

a. E. S. Dargan, Wm. Harris, John Hall, lodard rtailey.

Dr. Muim, C. Mmiuicr. Jobn Mann The Examining Committee was composed of the fuilowmi ntiemen J. W.

Lr sesue, Dr. H. S. lvert. Dr.

J. lr H. Woodcock, II n. John Bragg, J. S.

Secor, Esq. The coium'itee who were appointed to wait on Messrr. r.cki"nd U. Co. wrr Dr.

J.C. iu Dr. li. i.evi. ri, Wm.

F. Cleveland. Esq. The Tribune, of yesterday, commenting on this affair, thus speaks of the Strickland Sc L'pson, aud of their vending of publications: ll.iw Inn. thrv hive been in it.

it is not now possible to'leU. but there Is great reason to be lliat it has run through several years. For some weeks susnirion basstiacaed lo ihem but evidence justtfvioif an investtgatiou were only a fw UaS lii llie mailer win men taaeu id uauu uv a committee composed of some of tlie most respectable and discreet citizens, who' met from day to day and advanced step by step to the couc.usions on which thev have acted. The j'uilty parties were ex am.ned. and everv facility given to them to jus themselves.

heir uniy lur ttier cnminatl them. Kmaily. alter a Ihoroner. nti.ina'.ion. the most comple.e proofs were found ot ir gut't.

tieee men especiaiiy tne letting partner tne bouse. nave r.veo iijauy yeara within late. They csme hither vry poor, and by the generosity of our people. ha1 up a succ ssbii oid profitable buim ss Mr Strt' tian.i. li is it oueht.

was worm at Wari titty ars and b. tore em t'ero was protsoerous career, a'tiicti. tit a lew ers. have sei urcd to th ia an ainpie foTjue. 1 is a lillle 'iifhruit to suppose that Iti this Co.

loti wou.d i oparo.z lli ul int. re. iv nmhir'tf tiii tuturr.iu opier to Uie wirki spirit ot abolitionism. lt: are not. intiarutiV.

the men Itkeiv In do m'l wre ii. nin.v bent oa nothing more iban thrill. They desiro uiaHe monev and it ws not a cusi.iu. tiertiap much mouienl with u.em how tbev made it. A' Hi tins rcenarv spirit, they commiileii me irea crime for which they will pay so heavy and just a penalty.

The Tribune, referring to the decision of the committee erderiug Strickland aud Upson to leave the city, remarks Our own iitlginent runs with this decision of the committee. But mere me otners who thins at loo mucn leniencv ba been showu to thd culprits: and as we caa sympathize wuh a Iiitle excess tif virtue, we are no' disposed to censure these persons. It is no time to be over caim when one finds a man apply uig tne torch lo his house; and it wersi a virtu, to umit the incendiary in the acu rather than permit him to escape iu eff ru to arrest him according to the ordinary process of law. But in Uie defence of the action ia ihi case, it uiiy be truiy said mat there was no evidence of a disposition on the part of these culpnis to fire our nous but that uiey were only, for their own profit, vending the material whicn iniht lead to a conflagration. Lnder these circumstances, there wis, with pro priety, formality used in the investigation or this arfair; and it ba resulted in ridding the city of two pernicious men, and furnishing a lesson wnicb may have a salutary influence on olher as guilty as they, but a vet undiscovered.

The lesoon. we trust, will have it proper effect, for it is not possible that other men can escape so easily, me nest laie oi any man found irnilrv in this wiv hereafter win. doohcea. be a summary ha jging and we shall applaud the exe cuuoaera guui us moifjiuMutc trz?" The Wh'ur of the Fourth Diatrict of Maine have nominated the lion. David Branson for Congreaa.

They also endorsed the nomination of Mr. Fillmore for President, and nr at D.ft.n for lovernor of the State, and nominated George C. GetcheH, of Anson, for Presidential Elector. Ep The Hon. Samuel P.

Benson, Repre sentative in from the Fourth Dis trict of Maine, declines to be a candidate for rt. A'" 1 'i 4 1 The Storm in the Interior The papers published in the interior of this State, received yesterday and to day, give ac counts ot the disastrous etlects ol the storm of last week. The Harrisonburg (Catahoula parish) Inde pendent, of Wednesday saya A regular old fashioned northeast storm of wind ai.d rain set iti on Sunday night lat, and continued wil.i considerable force until Tuesday morning, when the wind veered round to the soutfi. Since then it ruts continued cloudy with occlusion al showers. We t.

ar tne crops have been materially damaged from th eriecta oi this storm. In me ricinny ot mis place late ii "as i en mucn injureo, ani inee here and tnere nave oeen blown down. The Concordia Intelligencer, of Friday last, The great August storm commenced by high winds from theeastward on Sunday eveninu. which brought uti masses ot nam. rapid ciouus iroin llie uulf 'iidav morning, when the rain soon commenced At first ii was rather showery with intermissions ot the fall of rain, but none of the fury of Ihe gale.

But tiy t.oou on Monday the wind became a furious Kale. ami Uie rain a continuous, driving deluge, which con ltiued ail day all ot Monday night; and luesilny uiori.in eiooiiiilv dawned on a showery day. th. rt'tid uuatialed. hut having veered rather more souib a a No li'i.

etiHl Lai. ba, ev.r xbibited so inuc ar bilund. mm Hi Coiiou crop of both i i i to iip tiri itiHtenaiiy it.pirt J. is stor.ii CIiiiiH ir. es, in Natrrez, were prostrated v.

ibe mori telMler brai.cbes of :t.r'', are twisted off ami burle t. t' ud. The Poiiite Crjiipee of Stituriay '(tjs On Sunday last we were visited by one of th. most afortus we have seet ti.r y. ar.

Tne ruin continued lo tali without ceasa. it in tor sixty hours, and so violent was the wind ttial il.e leaves ot liie con. and cane were in many instances literacy lorn into stireds, rendering Hit tenner ui.fit for fodder. The tali and beauti KHikiutf cotton, winch, but a lew days previoii i.ro. nised ur.b au auit'l.

harvest lo The tiow b.inif ariy prot end ao much injured as uuee llie Vieid one llilru Tile cane, where II is inl flat on ibe ground, wiii not be much injured. We have not. as yet, beet, to ascertain the amount of injury done to the ci ops on the nayous bars, DUt presume it must been great, as the eolton in that region ot conutiy gi neraliy. was quite tall, aud consequently liable I' suffer fiom every violent gust. The Batou Huuge Gazette, of Friday laut.

eiiys From all direction we are receiving accounts ol he direful etlects of the late storm. The damage li the crops of ail descriptions, by wind and ram, is nr. inense; it is, as yeu impossible to calculate the amount. Corn, cotton, fodder, orciiards, ou: uii'tiugs, alike have suffered, but as yet we have n' Hccount of any losa.ot life in ibis viciuilv. The Gazette, of Saturday laet, eays Weiearii from Fort Adams that the late storm did an immense amount of damage to tbe crops in lhat vicinity.

At Bavou Sara a portion of the river bank caved in. carrying away the residences of Messrs. Lebret and Btijby. Fortunately no uvea were lost. Ibe reports from St.

L.andrv are to the effect that the com and cotton crops in that parish were almost destroyed. The Baton Rouge Comet, of Saturday, in noticing the effects of tht storm, says On the Orosse Tele and Maran'oin. all the low lands have been flooded to the loss of crop aud de sliuciiou of other property. The Plaquemine (Iberville Parish) Gazette, of Saturday laat, says Tlie severest storm that ha occurred in this nlace for many years past one of similar violence is mi in the memory of our oldest inhabitant com menced on Sunday nitrnt last anoui ciock, and lasted till Tuesday morning, blowing almost a hurri cane ail that time, and the rain pounng down in lor. rents incessantly, iu mis town tnere was considers ble damage done by the gale in the leveling of fences and uprooting of trees; and we have heard ol nothing more serious.

Wnen ihe storm commenced on Sunday night, the Bavou was perfectly dry, but, before the storm abated, it contained several feet of water, which ne from the sea or lakes, and is brackish. It was running into the river yesterday, althovgb there a fall of twelve feet in as many miles down tbe Bayou from luis place. The Donaldsonville Vigilant, of Thursday last, eaj On Sunday a storm came up, accompanied with raiu. which with llltle intermission, lasted until yes terday. During nearly the whole time the wind blew terriblv.

leveling fences, uprooting and diamember ing trees in town aud on the plantation, prostrating cane ana corn, ine were noooed witn water to such an extent that in many places tlie crossing' were wasned away, and pedestrians could not get along without wading. At ibe mould of the bayou a remarkable phenomenon was observed. Tbe water. wmcn had risen in in. bavou several leet, wa niSL ltiir out into the Mississippi with great force.

Just as we go to press we learn that there are fears lest the unage across tne bayou snouid be earned away oy ihe cavirg of tbe banks on each side. The Laat Island Cnlamity. The Fraukliu Journal, of Thursday last, in noticing the recent terrible calamity at Last Is and, says We have been informed lhat immediately after the navoc created by tne storm, a nana ot lawless and piratical Italian oystermen upon the lsiaud, turned in to robbing and pilfering Uie dead as well as itn living of all themoney tiiey could find cutting off tfe ringers ot tetnaies to tsjte on meir nngs, and tearing ihe ear rings from their ears. We hope these villains will meet with tbe punishment they so richly deserve. Hanging is too good for them.

The Journal publishes the following, which we copy in justice to the brave men who acted so worthily amid the trying scenes ai Last Island At a meeting of the sufferers by the late disaster on Last Island, held on thest amer Staior Aubrey, on lit. i ii ii ii xiou. wn can.u io in. Chair. The followin and rssn.uljiini were 'I U' auimously adopteii, viz Whereas.

Uie participants and sufferer during the severe hurricane winch occurred at Last Isiand oi tbe fill inst deem it riecessaiy to give an expression in r.gard to the nob), and praiseworthy effort certain individuals wtio veniured their lives for lb tj'ei ii many of lb. survivors. Therefore. He it retell id. Thai wo nereby teuder our heany t'l ttiKs to Anraitant Sn.itii.

John Miber, pit Perry, s. Cotnl li'js. i ngineer. an the crev. of In.

st. mer Stttr. Also lo Tbomas Ebi. arid A Car.y. blc an i humane rfloris lo pi, Ve y.rt 'l He it retired.

Th. Dr. A Duperier. L. a a iua r.ii:'i.'ert,"'t' t' a coulaiittee io Col subscription, a sum tttonev to i 'ircitaae suitb of our ratiiud A Smitr.

it t'i. s'eamer Star. W. W. Pcch, Pressdenl.

Dr. A OirtmES Aei etniy. Thirty Fourth tuoirrss first Meanion. Washington, Satcsdav, August 9. Srmate.

Mr. S.ideil pr sen led a memorial from the leai representatives of tlariile Pollock, assing to be re.easel from liability as su'etiea of m. McQueen deputy post muter ai New Orleans. Mr. Hunter, from lite Committee on Finance, to wiich was referred th b'U lo regu ate the compensation of member of Cor gress.

reported it back witl: au amendment sinking out all the enacting clause stiistnuung a new bill. Mr Pearce introduced a joint resolution authori Z' ig Alexander D. Bach, to accept a medal presented to hue by ihe King of Sweden which was paed. The Senate proceeded to the consideration of executive bumuecs; and when the doors were reopenec political speeches were made by several Senators. occuytj the time unul ihe boar of adjournment.

Hoax. A resolution wa adopted, requesting the Postmaster General to make special inquinea wiUj view of preventing depredations upon the public document transmitted by mail from the city of Washington. Mr. Faulkner, from the Committee on Military Affair, reported a but for tbe better organization of the army, which wa read and committed. Tne Indian appropriation bill psssed the Committee of the Whole, and wa reported to the House.

The House concurred in all the amendments made in committee. Tne civil appropriation bill having passed the Committee of ibe Whole, under the operation of the previous question, the House proceeded to Tote on the amendment. Tbe amendment prohibiting the employment of military officers as superintendents in the erection of public buildings wa adopted. The amend menu appropriating for agricultural purpose, and for ornamenting the Capitol with works of art, were likewise adopted. The bill, at amended, was read a third time and passed.

Tbo Pom Office appropriation bill was farther considered ia Commit!) of tha Whole. At tbe evening seaaicm, there was a political debate as uiuaL Cotton at Mobile, VT learn from the Mobile Register that on Friday evening laat the stock of cotton on hand and oa shipboard not cleared was 0017 3,902 bales. the tame period laat. seajoo the itock wm 31,670 blet. Thk Mervin.

The ship C. D. Merwin. Merwin master, from Cardiff, Wales, with a cargo of railroad iron, arrived at Slaughterhouse Point, yesterday, dismasted. Capt.

Merwin has furnished ns with the following: report On Saturday, tbe 9th the gale commenced Willi strong northeast wind. At 2 P. coaameoeed to shorten sail; at 6 P. blowing a strong a sis still from northeast, took In all ail except cloaevreefed mainlopsail. pnt double on all aU, and made all ass sible preparations for a hurricane.

The barometer commenced falling; from 29 90 100 at o'clock of tost same dav. and gradually fell csn til 8 o'clock the follow, ing mofniug. when the barometer read 28 3.10. During Saturday night the gale wa tremendous. At 5 o'clock A.

lflth, tbe foremast went, ix feet from tbe deck, quickly followed by tbe main and mizzen in asts each of the latter went Into the eye of the lower rigging, taking with them ererythraT attached thereto axe were bought into requisition and by 12 got clear of tbe floating spar and tbe wreeal from alongside. At the most critical moment the rai road iron broke adrift between decks, and at roll of the ship, which was rapid, heard the i on rushing from side to side, threatening: to ge tbrough the sWes of tha ship. Reports were more tnau once made that Wafer wa rushing into tl.e ship through bole broken In the side by wreck. Ei th pump were set to work and were worked incessantly for eighteen hour, Wherr m. ship was found to have only eighteen inches vmrin her hold.

It wa with great difficulty that iron between decks vu ecured a portion of er.w were eni'ageo at it from 12 ou Sunday, ou Monday Ii appear lhat the gale iv a rotary winr1. revolving from etto north, sod ifi west, as Fielding describe the "cyclone" in 1 oi them h.niisph. re. A 9 A Monday, tl.ere wi a calm for about minutes; llie sun shone brii'ianf, and there wa. i iv anpi aranc of clearing off; but the wind ud struck tbe from ihe opposite point of the 'tiipRss; it had worked from northeast lo nut now came from the souih Tln clouded in, attd rain end wind came with redoubled fury, and continued for two hour, when the gale showed sign of abatement.

Dunng the gale the set was high but i.iootli, Uie surface covered with foam. Tn track of the wa from 8. S. E. to N.

S. W. When tbe gale abated tbe ship was sixty mles W. S. W.

of the Southwest Pas. Arrived at tii'den Bay on the 12th. The captain proceeded to Ml Sotithwesi Pass to procure steam bavin; don wiiich, he arrived at the Point yeierday. CP There were 19 deaths in Savannah during the week ending on Tuesday last Toe News sty the health of the city was never better at this season. THEGITY.

Coikterfeiter CaIjght. At an early hour last veuing the police made a descent on a connterfeit tii; establishment, situated on Terpsichore street, nd occupied by one Joseph Rice. Tbe place and it) ecu pant have for some lime past been object of picion, and not without cause. When the de scent in question wa made, Kice was ti rounded ny the machinery with which be prosecuted hi law business. Die for tbe coinaga of half and quarter douar were sun warm from recent uau, anu.

ar the operator quite a quantity of spuriou dime appeared, all milled and ready for circulation. The appearance of the dime wa sufficiently perfect to secure their passage" without difficulty. Both the counterfeiter and hi tool are locked op to await an axaery "tbe power that be. 'iTt KIVBtt istD aaso. vn Sunday a amau grjc Leaaa.

corner of Claiborne and au lMOlM sire Recces troyed by fire. It was kept oy a maniGTOJi rllham, who wa absent at tbe time that tht. iv occurred, and whose wile, Eliza Wil liams, ha, been arrested oa a charge bavinf set fire to tbe premise. The supposition ia, that tbe woman, havingquarreled with ber husband, played the part of the incendiary out of mere (pita, and not, as is usual in such case, for tbe purpose of swindling an hi su ranee company Tbe bonding; was owned by Martin Duggan, and tbe establishment altogether wa but a amall concern. Mrs.

William will have lo appear before Aecorder Fabue, and answer to the charge preferred against bee by Lieut. Fremetrux. MoRTCAav. The following a list of interments in the variou city cemeteries during the week ending on the 17ih Charity Hospital 12 Cvpretirove, No. 5 Mo.

2.. 6 Greenwood 2 Catholic, No. 2 10 Sl Vincent de IS Sl Joseph' Hebrew, 4th 1 St. Patrick's IS St. Louis 2 Protestant 8 Lafayette 20 Catholic.

No. 1 2 Total 108 Among ibe death there were five of yellow fever. Accidext PtrKap Fatat A little boy, about ten years of age, while playing tin morning at the corner of Nayade and Erato streets, fell through a hole in the brige, and was not rescued for several minutes. When taken from Ihe waisr no signs of Ufe re mained. A we left attempt to restore him were being made, and whether they proved acceuful or not we have not learned.

Voter. The number of roters registered np to this dale is 5,670. Fines. Tbe total amount of fine imposed by Recorder Siitb, this morning, is $125. Ia case of breaches of the peace and unimportant assault and battenes the fining system it much better than com tnitting the parties for trial before the criminal court.

Furthermore, it affords relief to a not overfall treasury Police Matter. Before Recorder Stitb Joseph Rice, whose irrest is elsewhere mentioned, ws arraigned and sent to prison without bail to answer on Uie 2tHh i. sr. to a barge of counterfeiting. Great credit 1 doe lo the bief of Police and officer Isard for tbe arrest of it.ee.

Their plan were skillfully laid and zeeated, vid they succeeded in catching tbe accused Usst very act. Ill not often that a counterfeiter allows hitnseif to be thus caught coining. Caleb Hale and Augusta Hart man were sent lo the House of Kefuge as juvenile vagrants. Joseph Herbert await a hearing on a charge of Hi, vi tig dragged Baptis'e Fach oat of hi own store at the corner of Bacchus and Katerpe street, and of 'laving beaten hiir on the banquette. Michael Snllivan is.

on the 26th insL, to be examined on'a charge unprovokedfy knocked v.ownsnd beaten Mr. Es'ber Cully. Diereiiy Trust, for disoartdng tbe peace and draw a knife on an officer, was fined ln, or required to go to prison for twenty dav. A hkeaeoteoce waa onounced In the ease of i. McCullen, Michael Andv Dugbman.

Peter Carman, and Lewis I Mirtin aifcharged wish disturbance) of the pub I j.eace. Jobn Murrthy. Jno. Keltv. Luke Cooney, rim Kerrigar, Pat Hea ey, Jno.

McUoushsII, Elleat urnev, Mrs. Marv Buckley, and Albert Pfitt.rson, for smaler cftmce of tbe aamstcliar ti r. ttad to pay S3 each. Twelve persons for i. rituk nus.

k.c were fined 2 each. Caroiiue. a slave belonging to E. D. Oite.

watts intig. in, a charge of having I wo sack of stolen it in her possession. kAnn as an abandoned woman. fan Jno. cluuctj.

a an abandoned man, were sent to the Vorabme. John Manouey wa allowed to chocwe betweea the payment of a fine of or furnWoing bonds for appearance before the "Irst Distrl Court on a cr arie of being a 'ipiciou cba actor, and of carry in an unlawful dirk. James Mai toy wa arrested on a charge of haying verelv beaten hi wife. H. Adam will, on the 2Gth inst, have to answer to a charge of having threatened to take the lift of bis neighbor, Chartes Hewitt, Melpomene street.

Before Recorder Solomo. Mra. Butler, tor p.aviiig Uie buuer a prisoner la the Third District rkup, by attempting lo smuggle thrnorb the bars of iiis cell a botile of brandy, was arrestsM, and wul re to answer by a fine. Tim Con ley and James Ferrer await a heauinc oa a charge of having made an attempt to kill William Bridge by beating him Befobb Recorder Boclicxt. Geo.

rrT Sad John Dai loo were arraigned, and held fur exasn na rion on a charge of perjury preferred agabas Useaa by Geo. Tavlor. A Htller "was arraigned on a charge of eajbxle meoi. He bad just been brought back trots aiagaio lia, in Pike county. M'as, by a a fugitive from justice.

The otTeoeai as auetr hare been committed ia January last. wrn vriblT. tlt Uat. at I P. M.

leaves en nJ JrVE Th very llrbt draasbt tAlTTIB. Harvey. aster, will leawe sostuvely fee Xnam't Lamina. Woota IH li lvcr aast aM as aavv. Pe (rrlgas aasawaa ii mis LEWIS STVAPP 37 Trtrot street aT Tbe Lafit'e pasaed ever tha bar at MoMh Re i liver sritoevt deteattoai.

Shlpeera snaa rely eat bsr faraf iiinui arHhaat doak. ktss WUI take freight tar Sbrrse iwt and ail landing abeva Alcisstlna. renstroed that place. Leaves a WEDS EfiDAT, smh a fk, a. r.

a maii. i Jl W. McB AEe KegoUr "aiV I autro u. a. sv ail fmrmn w.

I ai. uisxrr.will kravv SarCalra. Krif aa diaV kwaiaaa aa asva. Wm sr board, sv te Mnjio WWMTaSa aV aalST A. Is, JAXNi .1 1 II i 'I 'i Vi1.