Boston Evening Transcript from Boston, Massachusetts • 2

BOSTON DAILY EVENING SEITEMIIUR 1856. Mr Irsnsc TnctLOw to Mis Aosm c. Wnitn, both Ai'riymontb Ana. It. by Hot.

K. P. Kimball, Cspt. laeaei. Cuan of warehtm, to Mia.

Rslu U. Hlmuw. EVENING TRANSCRIFT. TEIMY IVBMII0I KKfT. I.

ISM. i FINK PRINTING, One set lad with th TRahcomh Omot, the prtpsittoie hare an BKTMBfllVB JOB OFFICE. WTAiLiaaco re UN, Tauaiteb they hava been aonfUaUy lOdkig New Mato-mAUM they hare saecMrivcIr ipptendfrom the test AnsatCAN Atm aauMt Tousasitt, cad where erosy esswlptfam of ritaUat to earoutod with pranptaess and despatch by acmpctsnt Job Prlcton, rcgolcrly laitroetad lb fautaasL This It a teoo jtdr jeh Office, where wwk tea be dun In th office where It lc ordered, and rocs. niHioB naUI to third parUaa CEBTUriWH wr BT9VE AND TRAXWERt fa, SUM, Manafaetarlcf and other (terponuon ua Arne. taliuM (with tr without Rali)i BAKU L'IIKukh ea Tinted Oroaadi XOIXM, BILLS OT KXCHAHUK DBAFN, cxeeated In th beet ity to, tod qal ta plats work.

CAROM. An description of Bsstaese tad Ftaay Cards neatly and promptly printed at fair Uvln Prteee, by Dalton Wentworth, TMXscnirr Buiunxe, Nee. and It Cw oasis araaiT, Botton, where I a net variety of spsclmra can be esamlaed before ottering the work. Valutaion of Baum, The Salem Gtsette publishes list of tlis IniRMt tax pnysn In that city far tho present year. The valuation is, rani state, personal (7,419,100 an Increase over Inst year of 1830,900, principally In personal citato.

The whole number of polls Is 43S8 nit Increase of 33 ovtr but year. Tire following Individuals pay tax of 81000 and upwards: Tucker Delund, 81091, Francis Fasbody 3431, George Fes body 8981, Stephen C. Phillips, 81049, Wm. D. Ilok man 81439, estate Nathaniel West 81000.

Tha rate of taxation Is 80 fonts on the ono hundred dollfln- Boa ton and Maixu Railroad. There Is coturfelerahlo Interest (bit In the affairs of this corporation by the sli srcli older. Two reports have been mads by tbs Board of Directors which differ In many Important particulars. We hear that there It to be hq lufonnol mooting of soma of tha larger owners of the rorul with view to Induce change In tha Rises of the annul meeting, to that It may Ira held In Massachusetts. Nkmohrs or CoNonxts.

Members of the Congressional delegation from this port of tire country, reached Boston this morning on their way home. Tlie members from Maine hive only short time to odd root their constituents, the election In that State will tulte plaoe next Monday. Italy. The Genoa correspondent of the Newark Advertiser says: "Italy It to Europe whet Washington, California snd Katinas appear to ha to tlie United State tire source of habituel un-culncM end painful apprehension. Coruction.

An "American" correspondent Informs us that George W. Gordon, was nominated by the FiUmort State Central Committee, Instead of the Committee of tire Amtric an political organization, as we stated yesterday. Homiki. We have received a fine photographic likeness of Koaslnl, tho great composer, from Messrs. saury, Bilabee A Case.

It in beautiful specimen of tlie art. Musical. A private letter from London says that Grist and Mario have resolved to again visit America, and that they may bo expected during the next winter. "bn, Btam.iv, On!" The qfoeulatoiy sentiment fimt-i In the familiar quotation nt the bead of tills Mnnsph, wss (tally Ulratmtad st the first entertain-meat gtvsn by Him Stanley, st the Mario Hall lari evening, fibs did pres, "on" to the eloae of ber varied perfornwnefe, displaying now the meet enviable powers of (mpenoastlun, and anon dellgtitiag tbs ear with votes, the very quintessence of melody. The rapidity with which she changed the eostams wm equalled only by the belli ty of her piano playing, and several time the robing wm so inatanlsnooni to eouvoy tho Impnasloa that Miss HUnley hod mnttfe pNrd kntdf.

TIm various habits sssumsd by tin gllt-ed performer wars in excellent taste, and aoUitng earns tardily or vulgarly off, so far as our obeervtUoa extended. The drawing room scene was exquisite, and Die large audience prewut testified their approbation of the melange of ringing nnd acting by the meet signal demonstrations of favor. Bbo wm encored several times. One erlUeiem may not be Maim ben, ml that Is, JHIw Stanley's articulation might be Improved with little earn and it lent ion. Where such greet and varied talents exist, is pity that their line effort before an assembly should be marred by de-fact.

so easily eerreeted. It wm also quite evldeat tint the lull wm too large for an entertainment of such cliaraotor, allhoogh eqerjr possible proeoutlon bad been taken to obviate the difficulty. Mine titan-ley Iim rare lifts an actress, end ciauot fall, we think, of becoming a popular favorite. Mtdints at Flay. In aeeordanee with ancient outturn, (seyi the Advertiser) the annual foot-bell match between tbs Freeh men and tfophomoN elasssr took place apon the "Delta" last evening.

Into these spirited contests the Sophomores cutdr with every sd-vantage, uulem, wm the cose lest night, In point of number. They an familiar with the ground and Its boundarln, nnd with the rules of the gome It is played it Harvard. They also know tlielr men, and tieltly recognising dependence upon the bravest of their number, they nub on to victory. The msteh of thro gamut, therefore, bos hitherto been won in oL most all lusts Does, by the HopbomoraS. list last night, after twice su Bering defast, the Fmthmsn sent Up ball wide beyond tho bounds ot tlielr antagonists-This uii ara I feted event wm greeted with tuuultuoui rlieeri liy the special on.

The Freshmen were then strengthened by recruits from the Junlur els, and the Sophomore received accessions from the nuke of the Seulura. Another match of three games took piece, two of which were won by the Freshmen and tlielr new found allies. The rindents then joined hands and sang the familiar words uf Acid Lang and after giving brtrty cheers for the college uffiem, end the diffixeut clnseet, they dispersed In good bnmer and spirits. C'OMXKRcn or Howtos. Value at merchandise warehoused in this district for the week ending Aeg.

39.IW0: Dry goods SHADS 00 All oilier merchandise. (JO-364 ,788 06 Warehoused fur Canada Drygoods 96JH70Q A if other merchandise 66102,904 00 DATnront, Iowa, Aag. Mth, UM. Chicago and hi Wist. 2b Iks Kii tar uf Iks Tmmciipt i Eight days from Boston, having topped over three days and half nt different points, and without travelling nights flxespt on the lakes, I find myself on the western this of the "Father of slots.

We hear much said st the east of the Immense natural resources of the great wMt; and I think It Is hr from being an original remark, that thli Is a great country; yet I sppribsnd that fow of our people got any adequate conception of the meaning of these true and stale expressions, un-Iras they coma west and see with tholr own eyes. Describe to the Boston trader the growth and business of Chicago; tell him them were sixty arrivals of sail vessel, at the port, and steamboats without number, during tbs Ant day I spent In the city; tell the Boston architect that the gran-lie warehouses of her Qulnrys at tho head of City wharf, and the Iron (font odiflee or her Grays on Court street, are very wall In their way; hut that, If lie will extend the former the whole length of Commercial street, put story or two on the latter, eontluue It to Tremont street and from tlionre to Kings Chapel burying ground, and make the streets twin or Hires times as wldo they an now, lie will begin to make the business streets of Boston look like tho business streets of Chicago, and both of tgso worthy Individuals, unless they have visited the Garden City, would either point suggestively with their right thumb to tlielr left shoulder, or would set you down us most unscrupulous liar, your statement all the while being strictly true. On seeing Chicago, I urns so fortunate ns to receive Ike nttuRjlons of K. 8. Ckesbrough, so well and favorably known In Beaton nisiata City Engineer, nnd who now, os Bnierlntendeut of the Sewerage Commloalon of Chicago, la eon-trading the most perfoct system of drainage city ever pocacsaod.

Mr. C. fow day. alnre had oecailon to perform the same kind aenrlcn in showing his adopted city to an intelligent ex-alderman of Boston. Ill Cx-wonlilp expressed himself surprised, astonished and completely maxed by the evidence! of growth nnd enterprise he had seen.

"But," said he finally, and with an emphatic gesture, "I don't belicre in ill" Till won not an unreasonable conclusion for one who had not seen fbr himself the bash on which tills miracle city of the West Is growing up, nnd studied its business connections with the great citlei of the Atlantic seaboard. For the purpose of investlgstlng these points hare crossed the Stale of Illinois some two hundred miles directly west, through the finest agricultural region I ever lickchl, mid having returned to Chicago, 2 shall proceed to fit. Louis through the central and southern counties of the State, which, I am fold, far exceed in fertility and beauty the portion I have already seen. I hare been struck In travelling In the West to sco the preponderating influence of New England men and New England diameter. Although on the western side of the Mississippi, I hare not yet mot with single individual who embodied the popular idea of the Western character.

While the natural scenery la totally diverse, I see noth- Ing at bonds or in nil ears to remind me that i I nm fifteen hundred miles from Boston. Take for Instance tho town or city of Davcn- port, from which I nm writing. In 1833 then was not white resident here. It was owned nnd I inhabited by the Indians. It has now popula- tlon of 13,000, and is doubling Itself once In every seven year.

The Le Claire Houk where I 1 am slopping, is conducted on precisely the same plan, arid with as liberal and elegant appoint- meats in respect to Its table, rooms and alien- dunce, oa any hotel in Boston, wiib ome three or four exceptions. The church too, when I au BY TELEGRAPH rns Bolton Bails Coening Cranocript. Kmr You, Id. ArrAina in Nicaragua. Advlees bars been n-trivsdby tbs Administration, giving glowing seen-rsneee of Walker's nltlmst laesest In lean gut.

It andsrstood ham that SonU'i visit to Niearagua I In eonneettoa with lira negotiation of the projected (1000,000 loan. liter is nothing officially known hew to whether Consul Livingston bad been shot or not, tlrongh the presumption is, that he is still alive. Tim Yullow Fkvxr. During yesterday there were two deaths from yellow fairer in Brooklyn, two at Fort Hamilton, and one at Governor's Island, snd five new cases. Tire disease generally bis assumed very mild type, and shows no extension beyond tire limit to which it Iim hitherto been confined.

Tnn Slavs Tram at Cuba, a letter from Havas, In allusion to the nativity recently prevailing Hon hr ilia alive traffic, astlmstsa from goad data, then have not been tern than 14100 Africa ns landed oa Ur Island within Ur lust eight mouth. Fhom Nicaragua Dr. Living won hot Kxs-cutkii. A letter from Kiesragsa positively affirms that Dr. Livingston, the U.

8. Consul at Leon, had not been exeented by the Kirtt party alleged, and rid leu lea the rumors to Urataflbot OrxHATtc. The Academy ot Marie wm opened try Mux Mmetaek lost night, with Immense edit. The crowd wm so excessive (list many eonld not gain admission. HigaorTIberlni, the new tenor, make his debut on Wednesday, la lords di Lamuwmoor.

Washington, 2d. Tun Dominican Thuatt. The treaty which oar government Iim been requeried by the Dominican Government to return, woe, it Is teld, made by Mr. Klliutt with Bobndllla, mulatto, wbe wm forced in. to lire Heuato Consulto by foreign lufiuenoe, la order, represented, to defeat the treaty with Qua.

Cainesu ayenrago. Elliott's treaty Iim been la the pomewlon of our government about four months, but wm not submitted to tho Henate for ratification, unofficial representations bed prejudiced that body tgsinri it. Ua ltimqrm, fid. Faun Mxxico. Now Orleans papers of Tuesday end Wednesday last arc to hand.

They contain Vers Crus dates to tire 2U, and City of Mexico to the 19th ult. Coauri fort's government was prospering, nnd tire a Odra ol the nation were generally improving. A conspiracy had been discovered at the capital, and promply suppiemed. Tire leaders were arrested and rent out uf tire country. Home persons had alto been sent from Orizaba for lying to create a disturbance, and arrived in New Orleans by tbe steamer Texas.

Ihe Yellow Fever rilll prevailed st Tarn Crus, Tire article In lire new Constitution on religion toleration, bid been rejected by a vote of 67 to it. Hark xt. New York, fid. Ashes firm; ssIm 16 bids; l'otsS7, Ieerle 77.76. Cotton quirt Flour 1016 lower on cnnimun: sale 6669 bids; commuu to stmt Mate 266; Upper Inks fielO, Common tu good Ohki6.iOs6.86, Extra Genesee 27s9 26; Mouth-rrn heavy and lower; mixed to good (4 907.26, fancy and extra 17.90x9.

Canadian heavy and lower; extra (4 26s7 46. Wheat 8e lower on rod; sake 20.000 bush; Michigan white (1 62; Illinuis nil (1 48; Kuuthera tl 66; lor handsome, tkits steady; sales 10.660 busli; Male Cure easier sales 41,660 bosh mixed 61afl2.e; white 67a6Xe yellow 64aU6e. 1urk firm for mess, lower for prime: mesa UJ; Mims 617 I 76a(lH. Hsefslndy; safe NO hit. Lard arm sslss lHOhrl at Whiskey firm; (ah OdObbls; Ohio end 1'rbun 32c.

Htik-kr. New York. 2d. Mtes ks are reefer and dull. Money easy end plenty st 7 percent fur sail Inane, and 89 per cent for first ala paper.

Kterling Exchange steady but quied. New Turk Central sixes nit Hudson third bonds Illinois Central bonds V). Virginia Mixes 92; Cniesgo and Kuek Island bond 99; Cleveland end Pittsburg dividend bonds 9). Cleveland, CoInmbM and Cincinnati 101 Nicaragua Transit Co 7j New York Central 84; Erie 68" Bnding US) Chicago and Uuck Island H94; Clare-lend and Toledo 74J; Galena snd CbieagalUT I G'leve-land and Iiltsrnrg Panama tSl: Michigan Moutliern and Northern Indiana Michigan Central Wj Illinois lenlrml 109. Mur Nkwi.

Ar at New York 2d. ship Henry Clay (' sulklns. Liverpool brig Uutrsrd, (of Itorion) Tibbetts, tab-n I Aron. Cleared at 1hllsMtphl 1st, brig Avondale. Harper, Hudoa; schooner 6 Huffman.

Nickerson. Magnolia, Nickerson, nnd Mirtim Baxter, do; L. Ml re ns, Mlndley. Ms let. Ar lielow Haltlmore 1st, barane Ilnatingdoa.

Baldwin. from Chinch I studs. Cld ship Gentoo, Free-mb. Lamina: seh Kale Helm, vrife UM barque DwfgTit, Xlekcimn, HI Johns, 1'; brig Juba Alinal, Hardy, Horton. DEATHS.

-fatWa edy.Aag. ta, David H. eed KieNtntan. I yrerft da (S Tnon as Tuasae, BiSfri1 I'Avuaa. otHreliitree, fj.

KMtABKTH Aeuau. win of John H. Burt. Mdjaagkter llmBDhfaT LewIx Chertaahm. 1 i1 plica tomorrow, flacil, at I odloek, Ilinian aC ketetlra, and frtenda in rcaprotniUy Invited.

m.4 Botoa Aa' Mur kusabctb H(cr. llyn. iiKfftiA.A., ttxTir. widow of tho leto Ndthea Caooaie n. -Joartter Hoatoa.

FAIKReigl, tteo Bdretow, of jSfflSP tote rt te th, Knlxfat.roai Jiremls, MrT Larteus, of from Galveston, Mr 0 Yea Wyak, ef In lb. Artisan, from New Orleans, Basra Wari. ar Boalna; Uttle, rf Turtlaad; Grove, 0 Alr iMrlia I tlw Leland. far Cronatadt, Hr Allred Itameur, at Elataeer. MINIATLRK ALMANAC Tuesday, Ban rur.I.

REA I HUN I MOON I DATA. 1 It rltet 9 arts I mu 1 I Ulll 9 Transcript fttarine journal. to ffi FONT OF flOhTM Taetday, Bept jr be fourth pee far Ship Newt. ARBI TED TRIH MORNING Hhlp Wm Wirt. Wadsworth.

Liverpuol. July 17. liuqua Helen Maria, Nfeharaon, BelUmor. Harqu Alexander, Merriman, Pbltedelphle. Brig Msnaoni, (of PiuapeetlAmea, Plctu.

Brig Oriando. (ilfiurd. Atesandrla. Hrlg hawyar. Hawyar, phitedelbhte.

to Brig Ocean wave. Moitua. Pbltedklplila. BrigTInw. Pbliiuy, Philadelphia.

Brig Hancock, Hmall. Phltede(phia Brig Herd. Kent. Pbltotelphla. Hch Alteghute, rook, Atlantic Oecrtq of end vie 1rnv lace town, with 19 Mitt ap IW do blkSih oil.

Heh Chanticleer. Yunus. Allan tie Ocean, of end via taivlneetown, 11 gu bbls blkflah ell. Brack Roae. OTMihell.

1lut.Xii. Brack Troop, Bilal oo. B'fimot, NR. Nr eeh Oil, Caunlnghua, Hillsboro, KB. Brack Belgrade, Leblanc Mlramfehl, NB.

Hch Mary Gat, (uf Agdlaoa) Crowley, Hch harsh him, James, Alexandria. Hch Mary Elisabeth. Price. I'hiliidelphla. fob Ionise.

Thatcher. Pblledelphla. Heh Raui bier. Vute, Calais. htaamer Admiral, HmalL Ht Join, KB rig EutporL Kfeaawr Hanford.

Hanford, Baagor. Mraaier (lovcmor Colllna, Bath, kteamcr Yoreri Lily Priiaca Portland AT QUAKAK XTI K. Rarqae Albion UiieaTn, (uf llarpawril) Pandleton, Ita-vaaa. via lloliueaa Bote (ua uaws eulamiu). TiueBAniAD Br brig WoUlagtoa, Ite Liverpool, X9.

CLEARED THIS DAY. roaaioa Barque Radiant, Plina, London, by Jo, Loo A Co; ach (leu veaalr, Teel, Purl aa Priuc. Whari wifekt; Brscba Waltron, Lsaolr, Plctu Lava nil, 8te-eamh. Cornw elite, NM. CooMwiaa Barque Paul ogga, IBier, Mobile, by Riven Co; hrialUiiceln WebSP Minaoak Co Xaralte, llaveite, WlltUfl.

dOa CLEARED YESTERDAY. PM Dintoh brig Han Michael, Johnston, Ht Domlag ity to KetteU. CoUlne A Co; Br ech Alum, Lent, Plctsa 1-111 general new, columne. FTT" Cirque Tropic Bird drum New York fbr Key Wari which put Into thli port faw days In dtetraee for repairs, has a ban don ad bar ruyaga aad will diacha-gs bar cargo of coal at thla port. General Record.

A ship of a boat M9 fans, bottom up, newly eeppend. waa named PM ult, near Faw LOaln, to Her eetter Lewis CMS, at Xew Orteeu. Arrivals nnd Ctenraneea -Dureretle Forte. Ar at Norfolk gtth. baiqo Cordelia, Bravoor.

Phlladri-phte; Wb.achi Loatstena. Fomandea, Harbadote Abbott Lawronca, Belclwr, Martina. Ar ta Hampton Hoads Mth, barque Marla, Lineota, Cal-teo. pat In for orden. Ar at Baltimore wth.aeha Baade 1, Townsend, Fodro Keya; Adaltea.

Brett, Gardliwr. CM brig West. Bray. Orirani; ache Ponca, Brown Montevideo and Baaaos 1) Moan, Know, Kingston, Jam. Ant Philadelphia Mth a slri.

ship william. Berry. Lefbcxn. Below, barque Elk, Taylor, bene brig Levant from Pernambuco. IMMlb.abipJ More, Week.

New Orteiai; btiqa Item, Iiimmood, Bestnn; brigs Croton, Crowell, rod Man Thompson, Grant, Boatoa; ach 11 Kowtey, Uofflity, D08UA1 Ar at Port Richmond Nib, brig Ara, Boanatt, Newport; Mb Lagan. Boy to, brace. IldMtb. brigs Com Ntewirt. Blahep Oaedllu.

Merry-man. end Cofan, Belter. Portland; Ntegarn. Good-ridge. 6eo: eclis Jm Barntt, Cobb, KaatCambridltl Jno Loncaatar.

Milan. Chelsea. UM at Albany let. ach Ana Flower. Crowell; Fklla-ItlphtelEaUajr.

rad Xlteabetb. Wees, Boston. AratNaw York llat. ach Olivo Branch, Moor. Unton Mud.

CM Mth. ship Herald. Drummond, (Mae vta Wrhnwndi ara TWif. it 'Gregor. NavulUu.

Artat ship Agnsa Loads, Hcamltb, Bhtelda; Bo Lcrtt, Admafado; HirRoM Pael, Larrakta, Antwerp; bar as Cavslbo. (new) i Washtnaton. Mystic: brigs ViscemMa, hawyer. Ht Andivwa, NB Conrart, C'hara, Woymouth: Clara Ellen, II aakaU, New Haven; echa Aadrow Brawn, LoreU; Ktratto, Basra; Thetis. Nlckerso Pevillo, Kelley.

end Myedc, Newcomb, hence; Head, Pen Phlleoelphte for Boatoa CM lt, Br neamahip Kdlntorgh, Cammlngs, Olgegewt htrae Wllltenu, Olmatoad, Harass briga Muao, llopklna, Point Tatra, Uaad; BnaUten, bony, Phitadrt- HWKlHn i VU1I BIIUp WMMi phte; ach Alette. Johnson. Niaaen, NP. SM tta BtontagtooMd, barque Newhniypert, Crandall, Oebolak Bra. CM at Portland Mb.

brig Beaten, Thayer, Bnanro Ayr; Tangent, Hied. Philadelphia, hid fta Xranebenk Nth, brig lintel. Carver, Ylratala. CM it Xew Ledford lit, ahTp Nlgtir, derate, nwifle Oeera. Ar at Hlppfeu llat ich James, Handy, Attautlo Oeeen, with 115 buljip OIL Arrival! and CtonraMene Foreign Porte.

ArctHtYIneenLCip Yard lalrodo, July 11, brig Baud. Btuvenaoa. New York. LTOL At Rio Janeiro Jly 14, barque Imblrai, Devil, fir miidflpfata. ldg.

At artrallia Mth far Boato Mg. BMn Alfloe Bay, COB, June 11, torque Eataw, Bund, Ar it Ht Vincent, Cepe Yerd IMrodt, July 11, brig aud, Btuvenaon, Nuw York. Md fm Chinch Maude Jum te. thlpe Cathedral, How-rd, Hampton Koadt; prev to July Uohtea Fteue, out. United State nit, torso Hy Warren, Stuwood.

At HtMatni flat alt, brig Marina, Oibta, from rod far Boalon.NM Tth, toiqu Jacob Preotite, Kellay, toaduu. Ar at Xenvitae Utb ult, Mery Cueu, Johneou, Maebiae At Rtmedioa. Mth ult, barque A boons, Pago, far New ork ldg; brig Cereltes, Cook, from JaeksonrlUe.ar Utb, ir Boston. At Havana Htb Inst, torque Dllliene, Yenng, brace, 14th, wtg: Bridge. Edwards, from WUmtagton, da; Ht Jago.

Mauis, from Naw York, do; Thorndike, tawyer; Boston Mg; tad others. Ar at death alt, brig Emra.HlU, Martel (end lid tM tor Boatoa. BM list, torqaa Lostes Eaton, amlth, Bow York. CM 2th, betqu clraxatlno, Wodo, (late Colton, dud I Naw York brig Matilda, Rtehinhon, Boato. Ar at Rituxu Mth alt, torque Knuht, Lwnt, Sierra Morene (end sM 17th far Iteatra); StetT Anfaeunu Nsnb, PraraeoM; SMA Ktotoll, utsuMy, do.

14 12th, torque Hy BushTPradlatra, Cota. tretCerdeuei Mth ult, totqas Maine, Fsrnham, Bet- Uidrm Bogus 16th alt, burqaa Oov Parrla, Muaan, far Ar at Chatham, MinunlehL II th ult, ship Rialto, Chau. Naw York. eune un Zl a mm MMP emu wans, uaa lliltimoi Apl tor tteu Fnmctera. July tl, lot Ion 41 harqu Vlrgtalan, Kwaodr, ''jSy hlfoilgjn 41, ship' WteSmoere, Wilton, fat bMoftoiek Witte, Witte, I Mri from Trinidad for Boston.

Aus IS, off Case St Antonio, bris Elteabatb, afWaldo-bon, days fta BU Cnu. Cab, far haw Yort-tod tori Star Light. Matthew! SuVaw YoS Af It bfEa FrroeUe. AUDI. let tat 11 Ira, ft.1.

brig Ttnothy Orothy. hrtSHfolra MB, wu tun thlp IlgVN, M'Ltte, fteijYtaw York far Havr. Aan.tet Nj loo W. brig Mtmtol Boy, Ullte, from New Aag te. latte Ira 74 11, wu uud barqiu Marla Bortay.

from Lerdonet, of rod far Portland. Kcto gberttgcwgtttg. A YOUNG LADY, having a faw years ezperteaea la teaching, andaceailotned to tho eon of ehlldns, de-Im te obtain tReation ss Gevamam In a private family. Would aototyeetto lMtracttaig end Ukug the whula charge of tvs or thra young children, er trenM accept a-tuatloi remter far InvuiM. Bast ofracom-readatwna give of good moral ohmeter, nocotrory Address 0.

H. W. mpts 11 HH. BRAINARD, having ntnmod. Item Pqrim Al.

wlshu to aottfy tor. eM frtenda, and tM pchlte pancrmlly (to whom ah te nnder may abllgatlonn, ttot to eatahllahedtoutlf at We. lEPlf. will be happy to reeetv ttotrrommaefa. dto lm eude nrons HNitfR to netiro iviff nonui frOH hmiao Boa calibrated dram maktee tebltohent te Porte, tba newett and meet ippnmd atytes.

UlkTbfePfml mptl BOARD Gealeel rooms tqtet with board tebinlUm I Vd stegie jralteman te tto new Boarding Hero te bnllt on Washington at, too door kbova Dorer. Is tiled In the beat mamer, with ell the modern eenve-Srarea-tothlng rooma, apaeteai and ala gut dialng room, hot end eoM water, gemfonwM. with otaarmoC tn tmpwvemmta ItMlkrt eeptl IMWILSY wld ra-epro tor eetori far Yaaag Ladles en ItoRMof September, at Me. II Winter Hint, AspUeadontmaybe aude at tto school mom deltas the ceding week, between tto toun of 11 wl THE PIONEER. Just protumra, end frill length portrait of CoL mrat te ikCrofante eoetuau (lie to 94 lnchu.

Pqee A liberal dleeout to tto trade qt LurorePnore 4M Weehteetro. corner Eetro eL Breua, Wtehtaften, eorner ton i Mn. William Ii. fremriila EENRABD. Iteetro, Bept LIN.

ItOufariekraeL 1 11 nMM9 WITH HOARD atM Beylstoa riraet, 1 J.V tbsboUtnri (to Cemmsn. mmpRI il SECOND EDITION. Nathaniel Jabyis Wyeth, This gentleman, whose bum is so closely connected with raaay movements of public ns turn, died st his residence In Cambridge on Sunday, at the of SI years. Mr. Wyeth was one of tho remarkable men of Now England, and as one whe has laid open a new field for honorable Industry, Is entitled to the rank of a public benefactor.

It Is owing to him more than to any etlior Individual, that the Ice trade has attained to its present Importance. Ws hare no doubt this statement receives the foil assent of those who, by their enterprise and capital, hero done so much to bring It it Into foil operation. Until 1833, when Mr. Wyeth first devoted hlmsolf to the securing and Storing of Ice (hr Frederic Tudor, the amount obtained did not much exccod 4000 tons annually, and the tools used were the common Implements of husbandly; Indeed, with the saw and the sxe, the greater part of tlis work was slowly and Imperfectly accomplished. New tools for rutting the lee, new machines (hr raising It from the water and depositing It In tho itoro houses, were to be In von ted and brought Into operation.

All this was successfully accomplished by the mechanical skill and peneveranee of Mr. Wyeth, and the result Is, that moro Ice of a superior quality Is now secured In one good "Ice day," than was consumed by the whole trade In 1833. It Is not, perhaps too much to soy, that there is not a single tool or machlno of real value now employed In tho Ice harvesting, which was not originally Invented by Ur. Wyeth; they all look to Fresh Tend as tho place of their origin. The necessities of the case are peculiar; they require that all the machinery should be exceedingly simple, that Its use may Be quickly learned by laborers, most of whom are new every year, many changed each day, and very fow accustomed to any other tools than tho There can lie no long train of machinery, one part depending upon tho accurate working of another, a failure In which would immcdiutcly render a large number of laborers at once Idle.

Thera Is no time to spare, for the number of days of really good Ice weather, during which nil this work must be accomplished, raivly exceeds twenty in a season. The first great step was the Invention of the "Ice cutter, by which the blocks are rapidly and accurately rut of the proper sloe, and the wedging bar, by which the partially cut blocks ara separated from the large mass of Ice awl from each other. Then came tho snow plane," by which the froxen snow Is removed from the solid block, lcuving It a beautiful, transparent mass of crystal. Machinery was Invented for reducing all the blocks to the sumc thickness, and for removing such portions of their surface that tiny should, when packed, touch nt certain points only, nml consequently, when froxen together in the storehouses, be easily separated, an effort not unlike that produced by milling the edge of the silver dollar. Cotilrivanccs for raising the lee from the water, placing It upon sleds, transferring It to the hoisting gigs or Inclined plane, by which It was raised to the proper height to be shot Into the lie house the arrangements of tlie ice houses themselves, by which the walls shall resist the transmission of beat a matter requiring much consideration; nil these were suecessfolly studied, and the results are, that now a lee house is constructed capable of storing tons, nnd In Massachusetts alone not 1cm than 300,000 tons ara secured annually.

It sboitbl be lorne In mind that profitable employment Is thus afforded to tlamsanda of kdmrcrs in the most inclement season of the year, who would otherwise be without Income. With Mr. Wyeth's energy, boldness and enterprise, all must be familiar who have read Washington Irvings Interesting account of the Rocky Mountains and the far West, ninny of the most ntriking Incidents of which ara drawn from Mr. Wyeths journal, but few probably ara aware of his philosophical turn of mind, which is so strongly exhibited In bis lettera to the bureau of Indian uflhirs, published in Schoolenft'a History of Indians, In which he enters into the affinities of the languages of the several tribes between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific, and their ethnological relations. Ills description of their employments, manners and customs, government, and moral developments, are all exceedingly clear nnd distinct, nnd his hints for their pacification appear to be Judicious nnd practical.

Had the government, was once promised, carried out Its plan of building line of military and trading posts across tbs Western country, it Is easy to sea that immense advantages would have accrued to the trades, and much murder and bloodshed prevented as It was, be bnllt unaided Fort Hall on Lewiss river, not far from what la now called Fremonts Peak, and for time maintained It as i trading station, but it was eventually sold to tbs Hudsons Bay Company, and although not lost to civilization, was far less useful to American industry than It ought to have been. For the development of branch of Industry, all the receipts of which ore gain to the country, for his exertions In extending the limits of civilisation, Mr. Wyeth deserves the honorable remembrance of bis countrymen. The Christian Examines. The September number of this religious miscellany he been published by Crosby, Nichols Co.

The content, are as follows The Written Word and the Christian Consciousness, by the Rev. Oliver Stearns; Family Worship, by the Rev. A. B. Massey; Recent German Literature, Edward J.

Young, Peaceful Treatment of Slavery, by Hon. Samuel A. Eliot; Gillliss Expedition to the Southern Hemisphere, by C. C. Smith, Unitarian Ism nnd Orthodoxy on the Scriptures, by Rev.

Geo. E. Ellis; MUlmans Latin Christianity, by Rev. V. L.

Frothlngham, D. Notices of Recent Intelligence. The first article is the address delivered before the Mlnlitcrlal Conference In May. The papers are ell of them by writers of acknowledged ability, end the theological articles evince rare scholarship. The Examiner is now under the sole charge of the Rev-George E.

Ellis, of Charlestown. It Is published by Crosby, Nichols Co. on the first of January, Blench, May, July, September, end November, In numbers of 130 pages each, at four dollars a year. Political. The Courier soys that the speech es at the Whig Convention tomorrow will be worthy the occasion.

Among tho dlstlngnlshed men who will be In attendance and take i public part In the deliberations, It names Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, Hon. George B.

Hillard, Hon. George Lunt, Hon. POlcgW. Chandler, J. Thomaa Btevenson, Etq.

Meetings were held last evening In the various Wards of this city, and in Chelsea, for the purpose of choosing Democratic Ward and County Committees for the ensuing year, and also to elect delegates to the Democratic Stats Convention which will be held at Springfield September 10. The Post says, "the meetings wen nil well attended, and the warmest enthusiasm prevailed." TbiMiounics' Exhibition. Persons about to send articles to the exhibition for premium should bare them ready this week, or the shower of Gold and Silver Medals expected at the dose, may not reach where they reside. The hoisting apparatus Is already to take the heavy articles Into Quincy Hall, and the workmen are waiting to take pulls nt the ropes. The Glass Show Cases for the nicer goods are wanted In Fsnenll Hall immediately, hi order to see how they will fit the tables; they can be sent to tbs HsU empty, and filled with goods early next week.

The bridge to connect the halls will 1m a light nnd tasteful affair. It Is nearly completed. The ex. hlbitkm will open on Wednesday of next week, September 10th, at mm. JBonetars.

MALE OF MTtIVKfl THIN DAY, AT nt ItOSIM' OOA1U. 4 Hoetoa aad Maine 19 1 I loam m4 Wordstar ttollreed II 1-4 II Concord Kill road. 17 1-1 IS Norther Kallroed 4t I WMlara Kill CN 1-1 14 II Concord and ilofitml (referred 14 tl Haiti A N. Vcrk Central HaUroad II II Huston Water Tower Company IS Motrhnrt Huh 19 1 4 11 Attends Huh tl 14 1 City Hank 17 2 Howard 19 (UNV Ocdcaoiicra Id Mortaim II 14 prcidl Notices. Special Kotlre.

A mvetlna of the Hcndel cndlliydn Hoclriy will be teldct the Wircroom. of Menm Chwk-ftnr a Hon, Tci (Tueodoy) Kvcxico, HepL Sd. cl 1 o'eluck, tuteamWcrcn luviratloa frwn lb City dtvern-mtnt to unite ta tho cart monte of tbi inmiacratoa tlw franklm Htatee. A full citecdanea la acrnrailv re-queried. C.

F. C'iilCKBHINU, Trfrtdaat, irtt Mpt I Word and ID. Th Krnuout voter ofthM want re aulUted that th Ha id Ocarten of Ih Liberty IrreFramiHit Club era now opt Tc Liberty Tin Block, comer ot Wcahiustec cud Ktui lu.ln umtlen of tho CIuim TCEDAT KVKV-INliH. Mvodniifarecnvca-inr-Ward I on TIICR8DAV KVKKINCU. Wrd I an THIOAY KVKMNUK, Went II un MO.NLlAjr EVEXIbUH.

KATuSw aa Maaonlr Niitlre. Th Muonic rre'ernlty kavlos brenlnvl rd by Um City Uuverasiant te unite la Ih pro-eeMhm of thelllh It te mounted by tha Unad a tv ter that they MMBibW ct Ih Mcwnlc Temple, ct IK o'clock A. oi thet dar. Aad ell th Brrllnm thrraghnat thl Jarlvlktlo end New England. Md all of the Older, iWMinifd by dut tlrnl Lodceof Mmcbucettv whe wteb ihc to pay haauat to to cmimit of tha riilanrleuc Brother Fa-ux, ire eordtelly luvtted ta attend.

Ter outer. CI1A9. W.MOOHE. O. Pcey.

Ilorion.8eirt.LI9N. tuFATu business Notices. lectro Cbemlenl Hnthu. nr-At Vicoksi IIiad Qi'aitcm, nr Da. C'CTTEK, MTiioKT.T.,eppoJteTrcaHtliouM.

te Jy IS Ladira Fleeced Cotton lloee. IT" A nnrt rate tetoitment from sib eH. per pair. Jutrveclrdt MOKK.Y't. aap Tal hAhiir ho.

7 Traaiont Row. Mr 8. Cepr-n irVilii mnovvd I mm Comer of Winter end Wuhlng-tuu Mice to ho. It Tiackney atrcct. whan ah hu lla u-ual ascriuMtuf goods tor tha mbcou.

MWAMw iwn hpecinl Notice, nr No better remedy will be found fbr DyMntery Hid Hiarrha-a. of however lung tcndlne, then the tar-lurt COhlilAu prepared br HR. E. KIHDKK. IN Court atreet, HMtua.and by Dmgglati generally, coplm eugU J.

C. WndleiRte. Lawrence, Nsti. Hr" hra rteM arnd ua farther cuppiy of your hpunlkh l-wlral. Jtielliwelt.

bead five or tea griM, lut you can Years. (. A R1 EK. COLCORD A PREUTON. Borion.

Jaly 14, ire. iriruThRUJyl7 "1 lie Heart It Deceltftil If- Abort all tbinga. end wlekcd.1' and ouivdmea II la dMperetal sick. Tboucaada live la houe ly tear of Ittalhftoa, Heart Dlvaaac. who would fed re-lirf from both ibfl.rUii and eppirhcaihMi la Die in of "riTC'lt HEART COKIlECroX For ante by UL'RR, roMKK A and the prlnc' cancfc.

Princes Patent Protean Foutdik Fen. tr UTIMFUOX A tl Washington atrari, have Ju.frvcalvrd a sapply of thfr eclebraleff pen, which they oRerfor aate. togciher with eon pie a wort meat of (teld Tens. Ued and Silver Cam aad Holder, of iholr owu msnufaciare. Tbooe who dMlra a aapvrtor irttete are rtrpcctluUytevlted to cell aad ea amine far ihem-tm- lw aept I holers.

tr rbptert now not conSMd to any ilfty. buf piv.a.hiaervaii wlnsa people. Let all he prepared by puwculnj a bottte of tbe HALSi OT EAhTliOKEA, nude by. U. S.

Humphrsy, Of-dmirurph. It to ears remedy. Bee th eeaeroa earnseatee which are wrapped aroand each bottle, all of wh ehat-teri Its fffleiey. For aeta te Boatoa by WEEKS A TOTTER, Whneaste Aeenta, end by draggfsta gaiter I ly hi aag It Brighton, Mnehacbanetts, An gait 4. 1858, tr H.

fa HUMPHREY, Dear Sir i Yaaaakmy opinion of yor Zaulhorea. I regard it the vary boat udictna lever net with, far the dUeasn fur which It lutes ded. It eared me ef an attack of the Cholera lut Mnimer in Oldenburg, daring Ihe anvalene of tbit ln-nbte diaeaM. I hare often aJmlnhiered it tony frteade, lad clweys with eaeeeee. I never travel without a vial ofit with ate.

One ofthe great beaattes of tbs Zantbo-ret. Is, that bemg prepared witheet optam, ao unpleasant eflkcta are left apon the ayriem liter tafclag 1L Yoare, Indy. J. A KELLY. WEEKS A POlTEK, whoteto Agvnte fbr Borion.

liaw aaptl (u Fraacieco City Bond. The SBSanipned, Carnnlntoner of th Findad Debt of th City ol San FraaeiMO, hereto Btv aotte that they are pwpared and will pay the Interest da Xov. 1st, 1SM hi Baa Franctaca, apon that portion of th elty deH known the Baa Franeteoo City Stock. the rat ot ay lri, CommlaahMMt of th Funded Debt of the City of BanFranetae. lato eeg Preparatorr Bckool.

IT A School, nnder th shirge of exparlreesd and eecomp lahed teaehem, will be opened on thsUd of Rep tmber neat, tor Inst roc tloa I th euentlil English branches, and In French. Inst ruction will also be given ia Latin to tboa whose psrents dasire IL Ha. Lonao Loraaor will adviM to the scare of lady and Inatroctlun, which will preparatory to that pursued in hu School far Youg Ladles. Pnplia will ba admitted at an early age. The School will occupy large end eouvealent room ta the Swadan-borgten herrb.

Parents whe wish to piece their deughtere la this rtool are requated to make early application to Mr. Lothrop, el 44 Bowdoin a treat, Item to 4 oclock. te File Ordered tthlrts. TlieDderalgned takas UiliBMtliod efeodiying his friend and patron that he may be faund far the present at the roomi ef IImiu. J.

ILAA.T. BDHDITr, Merchant Talten, No. 14 WuWngtnn etreet (ap stain), where he wlllrecatva ontera and take maunm far the latest aad moat approved atytei of Gent Fin Drees Shirts, Collars. Cettou and Lluen Drmaren, Night flhlrte. fee.

Having saoelated with hbnaelf Mrs. Howoava, dte ortoeipol 8Urt Cutter, (late hi the employ of Mater. J. B. MeeembnA Cs.J ba truta with hu own experience end direct attention to thli partloalar branch ef eantlo-nwna dreaa, to ghro entiraaelMhedoa end merit the co ttened patroia ef hie friends end thepnbUe.

jet feTaihrto JAMES T. DRAPER. XI. TkempvoMg iHataRtaneou Liquid Hair Dye. 8F Thla 9 the ony Heir Dye mannfaetared, bearing th eettfleta of Dr.

Chilton. It will dre Rad or Gray Hair to any abide of Brown and Black In on mlnuta, and will rot stela tbe akin. Warranted aevar te fada or chngi oolw cxvrincATS or pm. cnilton. Having exam lued tho Hair Dye prepared by Mr.

J. H. Thompion. I caa rceommuid It being pnW NJBr sd. and wrUealeatetod toaaiwar th pnrpoa far which It wm intended.

amor, CbtaMst New Toth, Jims, laid." XetollwIteawTjM 7plir teAToATiite Haaerar el. Borion. j. H. noMPseh Pouwde Opuitfa mw vhl, hraadfUl preparation contains ao arttela mSin an tthir compound Ar the Huir.

It render) tbi rot stubborn hair aolf aud tnstabto, keep, tho akte ol mV head ftmltom dandraff. and prerenta tho hair falllni eat ortarateg gray. Ii will sot soil th hat, eoat collar, "anything wifo Which thhd may eeau ta eon tact tta boneOetel eSMa are certillcd to by ovary phyaleten oi eminence inEarope orAuurica, 1 unlading that of Dr Chilton of Haw Toth. cmiricATu or on. crilton.

Bring leqHlnted with tlw composition ot tho Pom ids Optima, manufactured by Mr. J. 14. Thompson. loan nets that too ertlete te well ealoulated te Improve th growth andbppearanes of the heir.

Ja. b. Chilton, M.D., CMmleL New Toth, Jbm 164. Price eeati, ft eente tad per bottle sfamUy Jen Si. HridwheteMta.

JTiLTUOiirnoN. Mo. Warren itreeL Hew Toik. Retail of enDreegietal" Orion. holetal tn retail of WILMUJf.

FAIRBANKS A CO. Banoverri. Boatoa taHWAFta 91 MARRIAGES. AagTll, by Rev Otte hhburr, Mr. Joaa J.

Jouu te Dt teS itttefcSnreh of tlw Advent, tretaellghtlsv. WMnra.XblnSii8towc, Edwaio O. Vo, of Mtodtetown. Conn to Him Hamirt M. Men-riam.

of Rocky H1U, Conn. At Boabary Aa. M. hr Rev. T.

D. Andwaon. Mr. Cmaulm T- IxBuua to Mlee Ella K. Jagum, both of At Morih Combridca let at tha Alien otreri Chinch, by Rev.

O. It. Biadtea. Mr EnaoaS DuimU Mill AT A daughter of Writer M. Altea.JaL of M.

AtHewhaiyportlai.ll.hyRev. BaneriffeCffimfbdU, 1897. Ilirkliug, fiwan Brown have published Ihe old Fortners Almanac for 1897, by Robert B. Thomas. It la received by A.

Williams Co. Gamk and Ft mi. The gunner are taking (oodly number of plovers upon the marahei and tlie pasture, where thry are accustomed to congregate in tlielr summer puMOge. Tlie plovers are more plenty this season, than they hare been alnre the great flight (bur year ago. We lirar that the blue flail, the enemy of all other fit lies, have tilled the waters hereabouts, driving away cod, mackerel, and all others usually found In our market.

It ia blue finis or nothing, now. Newbury port Herald. Ixpll'kkcx or Exthusiabm. Tha lato Mr. Thomas Kilckie met some time in 1819, Mr.

Clay lu the lobby of tlie Senate, and although politics estranged them it much it can estrange men whe-n they attain the extremity of Ufa, ns they had not met for many year before, they apoke. The grey-headed editor congratulated the venerable statesman ou tbe leniency with which time had treated him "But, pray tell me, what I your secret for remaining so young at heart and lived "Enthusiasm. Mr. Ritchie, enthusiaslnl Thats th" charm which keep! us both so worm at heart. Who Dkfeatud th Kama PnoTieo? Twenty Northern members voted fur concurring with the Senate In striking ont tbe Kanias proviso to the Army bill, via Meters.

Gad wall Oder, Dnivtr, Florence, Fuller, of Maine: Hull, of (own; Harris, of Illlnota; Scott, of Ohio; Harm, Hickman, Kelly, Marshal, of 1IU-miis; Miller, of Indiana; Pucker, Peck, Tvmo, Vail, Wells, Wheeler, Whitney, and Williams 10 Democrats and 4 Americans. Singular Death. A child of four months old. of respectable French Canadian parents, met with a singular death on Monday night, at Montreal, Canada. It fall from iu mother's anus daring her sleep, and tbe string of lu cap catching upon the post of a cot at the side of the bed, it was suspended and sirengled.

When the mother woke in tlie morning, shs missed the child, nnd looking for it found It hanging dead. It wai an only child. Guxxixo at Karti'CHT. Golden Plover ore mutually abundant at Nantucket this season. As high as fifty have been shot in a tingle day last week.

Golden plover are valuable bird in market, and when they are shot scientifically a good business may be done In this sport during Die season. New Bedford Mercury, 3d. Th Richmond Enquirer aayi that every school and college in the Booth should teach that slave society ia the common, natural, rightful nnd normal atata of society. They should also teach that no other form of society it, In the general, right or expedient." A Family in Orders. On Monday, August 17 th, Bishop Hopkins of Vermont, off elated in St.

Pauli, Burlington, assisted by Ores of hit tone in Holy Orders one of them being Priest; and two Deacons. This it a tight not often teen. Thx celebrated hone Trustee died on Tuesday list, nt the (farm ot Henry Booth, at Morris ianla, N. Y. He waa the tin of the renowned Fashion and tlie celebrated trotting horse Trustee, and many other meet.

Verdancy. A countryman trading at a dir goods store In Hartford, a faw days since, refuted bill of the Charter Oak bank, in change, on the round that, tlie Charter Oak nnvlng fallen, the ill wss perfectly worthiest. CITY NOTICES, fao. Pater Hanoi xor. had an opportunity today of examining some beautlffalaew pattern of Pearl Face Boom or Wall Papers.

They comprised great variety of kinds, saehM Gold Paper, Hirbto, Decora tire, Panel, Oik, Dacian, salted to th different rooms, halls, fbr which Ptpen may he wanted. Three Pearl Fees Paper arc superior In all rerptets. It occurred tou that it would he acceptable to call tbe attention of onr reader to there bera-tlftal goods, especially at this time, when so many new honsesarciboathetag finished. Although there Pearl Papers ere so repsrior and extra wide, tad long, they are sold about low the narrow, Inferior Papers. C.

E. Wig gin It the sol agent far the above Paper here, and hM an Oak Panel Paper, shown ns, which think excellent tor Banks, and other Public Buildings. Plxasaxt Lodoinb Books. Th Montgomery Boose, Tmnoot street, having beea put la Ins order, offbre a flat ehanee to wgag lodging reoau. Mr.

Grern and family, of Ihe Pavilion, an to take charge ofit and provide meali for those who wish there in the OxYonATUD Birmt Thl peealierly eftteoeloM medietas hM no equal, and a trial will eonrlnoa tha most skeptical aoflkrer that tn regard to tha power of thtorereedy too math cannot bo said in Be praise. It will eon Dyepeptta. Ernixa Btudim hi Penmanship, Book-keeping, Nsvlntloa, Arithmetic, eommcnesd list evsa-ing st French's Academy, 94 Tremont street Tonng men and ladles should improve there opportualtieo. Oil Cloth Carnis-Oxt txh Bar. A large assortment of the best qualities oan be sere at the Warehouse of the New England Cupet Company, 76 Hanover street Wn would call tbs attention of oar readers to tha advertisement In this dayfa paper of a great ante of Ptanoa, by Gvorga Hews, of Boston.

tni'lEMESTl TUI DAY ASOITHIM, Howard Atxxxmum. Engagmaeat of Mr. Chu-fran and Mim Albeitta. Ireland it Is-ia and out of Floee My PreetaM Brttcy. Boawx Muanux.

Engagement of Mtoa HIm Login. Lores Seeriflce-ttlnginf aid Dancing The Bongh Diamond. Boston Athxxkuk. Exhibition of Pointing and fitatnaiy. Howard Atsxhauk.

Tha ragnter dramatis are-ion at this house commenced lari night, with talented company, among whloh ara roes new fare to Boston aadienco. Mr. Chantraa and Mim Albertina ware wnloomsd with iterant of apptaai. They Will probably prodaoe oeme new pteeaa daring thean-gagamtat Tonights bill inoladea thrm of thotr most ettreeUre pieces, "Intend As It Is," to and Oat of ripe," and "My Precious Bttaay." 'I otel value 468,664 00 Cash bslcuce In the hands ot (tie U. H.

Assistant Treasurer in tide ehy, Aug. 80, 1860 rreirarv account (3,192.938 14 Post I rlfice account 84.404 U6 Depositors 170.81276 89,397,718 76 Nptcir in the vault of the AssisUnt Treasurer for this district August 30, 1866. (3.2X7 79. 1 he value uf the rxmirta from Heston lest week, in. eluding specie, wis as lullows American 22; foreign 22, WS 62.

Total (848,076 74. Receipts of Dour Into thic port fur the peri week 19.266 barrels, by water; of corn, (660 sacks end bushels; of wires! 2119 bushel. 1 lie imports of cotton into Hoatoa from January 1 to August 28, hive been 240,861 halm; mare time hr 1856. 10,678 bales. H.e export of cotton goods flour this port, from August 22d to lira 29th, was 67 packages; prceloo-ljr, since January 1, 26,166 package.

Total this year, so far, 26.228 poekage; sum time last year, 26,030 psek-gre. Tint Mt'KDKUucs Amadi.t at Jamaica Ilaix. Mr. Henry Hwcetser, whuse skull wm fractured by being (track with an iron erwrc by John Bancroft, negro, on Xstantay afternoon, lingered till this when be expired, Mr. Nwertaer wis a gentleman about 64 yean of age, end had held several town oflloee.

iteludMqnireda flue property by active but dm Is this elty, but re-tired to spend tlie closing year of his Ufa on his own estate; among bis neighbor be wuuaiversally known ns pnsNosing a remarkably quiet and pleasant temperament. The seit who committed tlie sssanH anraw aoae on Monday evening and delivered himself np to tha authorities, by whom ha wm immediately carried to Dedbsm Jeil. II mid that he did not know what wm about at the tin ha did the deed. Ua wm maddened by liquor and did not oven know who the person was whom ha rirnck. However tree his riite-ment may be, he it evidently a very dangeroM chare acter.

Dkaths non Yellow Fivu on Bhifhoaiid. Arrived at quarantine, early this morning, barque Alblua Lincoln, of Harps well, Cspt. Pendleton, 19 dey from Havana, haring hid sill bands sick with yellow Aver, nnd 4 deaths, follows Kotina Ii-dletoo. (Cap! ill's wife.) aged 28, formerly uf Portland, ThomM Pendleton, (mete,) aged 27, of Deny, Geo. E.

Bomtin, seller, 27; Jobs Morissey, sailor, 26. We have the shore report from Dr. J. M. Morlsrty, ttaperiutendent of the Deer Island Hospital.

Franklin Mkoal Scholar. Gentlemen who hive reoeivod Franklin Medals at tbs Boston tehoolt rinse tho year 1791, have been Invited by the Committee of Arrangements to Join In the ceremonies of the Inengnrstion of Status of Beojtmin Franklin, on the 17th of September. They art respeetfliUy reqnari. ed to meet st the Common Connell Boom, City Hill, on Monday, the Bth at 7) o'clock, F. to make snob arrangements may be deemed eultable to the occasion.

Makino a Buunam or Thixvino. A boat noon yesterday, genUemenly" thief entered the parlor of Mr. William Marble, No. Hull (treat, through street window which wm on fastened. The note attracted tire utteaUaa of Mrs.

Marble, who toon sure prleed kirn by her sodden sppeennee. On bring questioned why he wu there, he said the times wtn hard be wm obliged to steel In order to live." The Itdy being ilooe, xnd the nun having obtained no-thing, be wm allowed to depart with an admonition. Assault on an Orncxn. Officer Bteels, of tlis 1st police district, In attempting to quell disturbance in cellar Xa. 161 North street, lari night, wm set upon try one John Wilton, who dealt the oflteer ooe hard blows.

Wilson wm ssenrsd, snd there wm (bund la his possession black eoot worth 816, which wm stolen from Mr. Godfrey, 181 North street. In tho Polio Court this morning, Wilson (26 and costs. A Danouous Jump without Injury. Kkbeet Dennin, white laboring nnder an attack of delirtsn tremens last light, leaped from the third story of the boom of Mr.

Maroney, on Foster street, East Boston. Although distance at 40 Act, he reoetved no apparent Injury. He wm sent to the Hospital to be trotted forslehnem. Bain. The annuls vengefkll of rain at the Cambridge Observstoiy, Is ebont 43 Inehes.

In the month of Angnri to the Md, the fall wm fraction over IS inches, being tql In weight to 1600 tone to in acre. Aitxmhw BunoLAnr. Leri night two men attempted to enter through the rear of house No. 9 Bond street, bat wars frightened off by the approach of officers. Boston Struts.

Mors then (2,600,000 here hern expended hr laying oat nnd widening streets In this elty daring the past thirty yean, exclusive of the eost of paving and grading. Tn WxATxn. have clear and pteamat autumn day. At snnrlM the thermometer Indicated 62 degree; st noen It sood at 08 degrees. Wind easterly.

New Binvonir Oil Maxm. For the week ending Bept. 1, 1846. Sperm Tire transactions fbr the week include sales of 666 bblt-, supposed st (1 60 per gallon. Whale Is In good demand, with sales since oar rstood at moka ptr callout solea of 360 libls.

at 80e per gallon th market olooteg Whalebone notice good demand with a farther advance ia prices. The iransaot Ions for the week include satee of U.700 lbs. Oehotsk it 63o 8600 do st Me; 9000 do. at 67e; 17X00 dm taiga Oehotsk nt TOe. Also, 29,000 do.

otu price did net team. Shipping Liet Fox Hurrn Bouth Boston. Karty this more- ins fox wm observed on the vaoanfland at City Point, Booth Boston, and aotn of the sharpshooters of that section nt oaee started In pnronlt. lengthy and eiroaitnue ehoM he wm wounded by a an allot froes Mr. Freneea Capra, and wm nt length kilted by eteb from very amporhenanlike weapon, pitchfork, wielded by om ofthe amateur fax taint-on.

Journal. i I tended worship yesterday and 1 knew nothing of i the denominational peculiarities of the audience 1 until I aliened their hymn looks wm so much like what I ice and listen to every Sunday, that 1 could hardly Imagine myself moro than five mllet from Boston. Tire church was elegantly I finished, furnished with carpets, cushions and gu fixtures, ss any of our suburban churehot, and if that was not New England audience, then I know nothing of New England physiognomy. The clergyman in his discourse gave ns quite long Latin quotation, nnd having thus presumed upon our (apposed erudition, he did not, a I have sometimes known preachers to do, Insult us by appending to It an English translation. It was not my object in this letter to go into particulars, but simply to report myself, snd to record fow general Impressions.

When I shell stop st any point long enough to write ont my IdeM, yon shall hear from me further. I will simply add that I cams to Chicago by the Col-lingwood route, nnd that I (bond it the most delightful route that I have ever been on. The largest portion of the route, which Is lake navigation, Is magnificent, and most refreshing to the business man and pleasure seeker. The steamer Buckeye State, on which we came from Colling-wood to Chicago, I think the finest nnd staunchest host I wm ever on, and the had the least jarring motion. The Captain, Clerk and nil employed on board, were most attentive; the table was excellent, and vocal nnd Instrumental quartette belonging to the boat gave ni concert! every evening, and an opportunity for those who wished to shake the light fantastic toe.

I tee that the peculiar freight advantages of this line are appreciated by eastern merchants, of time I shall speak In another letter. Muinxan in Kansas. The following extract from private letter Just received from Ksosm will be perused with painful Interest by 8 wide circle of readers. Our friend, writing from Lawrence, under data of Wednesday night, August 30th, says: "Woreli are wanting to convey to yon an Idea of the grief and horror that chilli my blood. The fiendish dolngi of our enemies hare come so near to me and mine, as to render me Incapable of writing cool narration of the events of the lost two weeks.

My brother-in-law, Mr. William Hopps, lately from Illinois, nnd formerly of Somerville, wu murdered yesterday near Leavenworth city. Heteftonr house In the morning, to return to Leavenworth, having made ns visit, leaving his wifo with tts, sick. But an hour sinee, and the tad tidings ranched us. He wu shot he wm riding In, and then scalped.

On the approach of team from fids direction, the murderer fled, wont Into Leavenworth, nnd exhibited with savage exultation, the scalp, exclaiming, 1 went ont for the scalp of abolitionist, and I have got one. This new victim wu quiet, kind hearted young man. He hod chosen his home in Leavenworth because of his reluctance to take part In fire contest. He wu averse to bearing arms, nnd wu utterly defaacelau nt the time. This Is the third man who hu gone ont from under our roof daring the lut week, straight to his death, by the bands of these brutal hounds of slavery.

I have no heart nor time for comments. I am sbont to start with small volunteer company to attempt the recovery of the body of my friend and his property. I have no scruples against borrowing Sharpes rifle, snd I pray God to give me calmness snd skill to use it effectively If ws are attacked, notwithstanding the sneers of those who desire that we should be left without any protection against these butcheries. Lut night we tent a messenger to the esmp of United States dragoons near Leeompten, with request fbr a detachment to escort train of our teams over this rood to Leavenworth, to bring down provision! nnd oilier goods, nnd in were rtf red, nnd told that nil the United State force In the territory are ordered to repair Immediately to that head-quarters of all pro-slavery ruffianism, Lecompton. Yours, in great bitterness of heart, A Kudu Factoxt Is in successful open-lion in Holyoke, where sU sorts nnd sites of needles ore manufactured.

A tmouATWAL Assault. In the Immediate vtein. tty at tlie Court House, precisely it 12 o'clock today, big bull-dog rnddenly pounced upon eu Inferior teed specimen of He species, bat of superior Arced, snd Instantly eommenMd an onslaught of the fiercest kind of "border ruffianism, causing the nutter animal to alter the most agonizing shrieks for freedom Imaginable. Reporter! and ipeetetan in court lawyer end nnaeenpted magistrate Uqulfien In th adjacent alt shops, and nlidificn tn the sating bouses policemen, coroners, aid th public generally nuhed to the scene, and tbe street wm snrprteiagly quick blockaded by a mam of hnmantty viewing th Interesting speeteete of dog rnt dog." Tha excitement momentarily Increased eundry eanm were farioMly brought to brer, a fa Beets, in thnnqdng th bolt-dog's bred, but all with eflaet till the veteran eon-stable Clapp etme to th rteu of tuflbring dog-dom, and with his solid official eudgel struck "bully" smart Mow under bister, which st one made him cry "ree-caw-l," nnd allnk off entirely vanquished, while hit scarified victim received the sympathies and petting ot tha crowd. A new excitement now sprang up, eaued by tew rat pertisiM of the two dogs, making aonsa demonstrations towards continuing tbe fight between them-elves, bat this wm roan stepped in the "district," though challenge may have pamed to meet elsewhere." Altogether the seenewM quit Coagnmloa-el, sad it atm time it wm thought that a Presidential proclamation and portion of th army appropriation might be called fbr.

It wm clear that the old dog Noble wm not engaged In tha fray, though had been practicibfa a Hharps rifle might bare been. But a kccoa wm conveyed, though tbs union (of dogs) wm dlorolved yrt finally "order reigned in Wnnaw;" end for bis skill In dmpstohlng the dog and scattering the discordant stamen ts, Colonel Clapp wis unanimously voted Ur Fremonter. Railroad Guidxr. a. Williams fa hare rt-ceivad copies of Dlnsmore's Amsriean and Stress Navigation Guide, for th United States, Caned, fto." for September; cteo, "American Bailing Guide fbr the United Bistre, for September, published by Din snore fa New York.

Both utefal and Mnoxs non tmz South. Steamer Pslmsito, from Philadelphia, tun part of her sorgo 7870 (Ingle melon, 264 barrels and UM barrels street potatoes. Mxdfoxd Bxanl'B. We brer that the residents of Medford are quite indignant at the proposition that hM been made of depriving them of sn evening train from Boston. Bonxaa AmnnaroD.

The Harbor Potto lari night arrested John C. Conn and Joseph Graoe, for robbing man of his wateh nnd a small rent of money. Frewan fa Cate Emms (hr California will lrevi Thursday, September 4, at 4 P. M- Offio 84 Waablngton street. Educational.

Mr. Frederick Vinton of Booth Boston, hM been sleeted Principal of the High School fbr Boy in Portland, Main. Bxntoua Accident hom Bunxina Fluid. This morning HsdemoiseUe Herrera i Horin, French treeheratNo.il Huy word Pluou, tree In the art of heating small quantity of burning fluid or eim- there moat shockingly, so that tha assn and noils dropped from her Agere. Thto aaeidrat lain other warning to exercise Am (restart (ration in using burning fluid or eumpbena.

Journal. Railroad Economy. On one or two of the roads they have adopted tlie high price system, nnd the receipts have (fallen off forty per cent. A director hu hit upon phut to increase the receipts, which he will propose nt the next meeting of stockholders. Hfl intend that the conductors and brakemcn shall pay their fares on ereiy trim On the lame road the tariff of Are is changed to often, that pussengen who go out in the morning train always Inquire what the fare will be back again In the afternoon.

Boston Gazette Libeial Movement, Th Superintendent of tha Burlington and MItaouri river railroad, has extended to the national Kansas committee one tlioutahd free tickets (torn Burlington to Moont Pleasant, fawn. Tills rednoM the (fan from Chicago to Ml Pleasant to three dollars for Kan-to emigrants. Dcxinq last week, not lore than of pc aches were oent daily to Now York over th Camden nnd Amboy Railroad..