True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

The mandatory of C. Macintosh & Co. at 4
4 Manchester, was destroyed by fire August 2oth, '
nd Eve men persisted in the flames Loss OF pro-
,srtv 100000 Insurance. 5000.
Messrs Curling and Young, Of Limestone, the
builders Of the British Queen, have begun steam
hip Of 1000 tons; being 4u0 tons more than me
British Qneen; she is not to be 50 long as '"@'
vessel, but much wider. t- |
The British Association had commenced It's
meetings in sections at Newcastle upon Tyne, ana
The London papers give long reports OF the us,
cussions. At the meeting of section u, (neoicai
science, on the god Of August, Dr. lnss exn,6,'-
ed and lectured on skull, said TO he that oil hh'
gene Aram. DR.. Inglis undertook to say, on
principles, that Aram was ptooaoly
not guilty. of the crime for which he suffered. "a /
sharp discussion arose as the identity OF the SKULL
one edical gentleman insisting that II was ''e
SIX ulI of young man, whereas Aram was "a ""e"
he was executed. So,
Mr. Van Amburg and his lions, tigers ana "th-
or bsas,s-which the Lsndon Chronicle ca'is
truly MAGNIFICENT colIection-made their first ap-
pearance at As,ey's, August II, I" crowoeu
audience, who received the exhibition with loua
and deserved applause" o.,
Mr.. & Mrs. Stevenson left London on the gym
of August for Scotland.
The King and Queen Of Belgium arrived at
Ramsyate on the 4th of September, and were re-
ceived at the pier by the Duke OF Wellington ana
n deputa,ion from the inhabitants; they le'
Ramsgate the mkt morning tor WINDSOR
A Mr.. Mirhn was killed in duel by Captain
Elliott, at Wimbledon, on the 22nd OF august
After prolonged investigation the coroners Jury
returned verdict of w'lu murder agains. Uap,.
Elliott and three Others The surviving parties
have fed to France.
The Marquis Of Clanricarde has been appointed
ambassa dor to Russia. He is the son III Ia" OF
the late George Canning. p,
| OBITUARY-The London papers announce me
death Of Sir John Nicholl, the distinguished Al
mraltv iuuge, at a very advanced age; Sir WI
liam Maxwell, formerly colonel of the 26th .regi
ment of foot; Of General Onsow, and OF the Earl
Of Amnesty. Also of DR. B.rnes, an eminent pro,
f.ssor at Cambridge, aged 49, He was considered
one at the bes, living Greek scholars.
PASSENGERS
In the steam ship Grea, Western, from Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs Prime. w P C Allen and lady, Jos.
Ogden. H nry Jessop, John Parker, D Buchanan,
Ms Cox Taylor a, d children, Gen Hamilton, L
m on, Mrs Brkle, Prot. D. Bache and lady,
M - R,ch", George Conmhs and lady, Mr. Matt
lady, Mr. Sweeney, Dalrympe and lady, Ehtne
znr Chadwick, Mr. Hodgson, Prof. G Pa,'ison and
lady and servaut, Ezra Bowen, George Bowen, w
NJ Bowen, f Bowen, Marp.es, MARBLES ana
servants, Judge Woodward, H M Walker, J"t n
Wilson, u johnson, Thomas Trescend', Charles
Jackson, Jr., Washington Jackson, S Lawrence
George Wesenholm, Lowell F"le't. Alexander
Mckay. Mr. Auze. Mrs Steele, Mrs Sch"le', M RS
William Jacques, Mrs J,ne TAYLOR. w A Brown
a nd lady, MI Nelson, Mr. Carmen, Mrs B'ltor
a,., two servants, Alexander Van Rensselaer, and
ss,n,nt, James Fox, Mr. Mcleod, B Taylor
John ia iris, Christopher Loeser, Mr. elnheil, TT
Mnrnhv nIr S Butcher, If Sheffield Craw ford
Dr. Resi.s- W Strickland, of Philadelphia. M
Pears"n, Mr. Blu 'ler. Ellen Reed, Miss Ellie" Pine
Mr. w Rn,cher ot Kidderminsler, Mr. Carson Bre
vns,' Mr. Edgar Lame, B w Wlmo,, lady aud tw,
ch child ~, Mrs Mys San. ran, Miss Wa en, Rev
I Wavlen T.. s SamueIs. !, Newat' ad, John Cock
! otnff, Thomas kinnear, JL us o'e".i' " lamp
bslI Tho,,.s Nav Edward Ovens. John Th"m
't' ~ ~! 49, -I,,likeD Sans
son, James Nlofoec", 1o"h ~ - W,a Hsnr,
lady, two children and Two serva.'ts' " Va m;u,n'
| Cuffip and lady, Mr. Wetshin. T Sat'es, " l','a'
o.. o 49, u, me-, nan Mo c,nh; Pa, nett. Juhl
Di', neV y, MIA w. ii.' M ~ NJ
| Bennett, mary Wnsoh, Aieahhuet M na'
Auze, Edward Hurchngs and servant, Mr. haf
rison, Daniel James, Mr. Berard, frederick Cnevre
. ' d ~ w. W., Ma,h,lI M;ss SnorF
no"', ,T MS M A." 'a" p,,'a'Ii vii.
Mrs Sheriff, MISS mary hhn blundo'', Wlli'a'f
Vyse, w Ludlow and lady, Sill and lady, two
1850, H,,r,is Mrs R,n,e', Mr. r a.,
S"'nie' r'eut'." uu'''''' W. =, Dh''o ~ W.
Mr. Charles MrEwhf, ana NIT M'n'oe Edwatos.
mIrrJNy ON BOARD THE BRAGANZA
o ii'f Wv "oAND
CAPTURE -FOUR OF THE MurINEBRs.-A letter rceeive
oyds from their agent at Emden dated the LIST OF sep
$ tember says:
ION the night oftle 24th umo ship was driven on shor
here and upon nquring, reported it to be tn
Ceres, Capt Wr! bound with cargo Of sugar from New
Orleans TO Hamburger which was published through Il,
newspapers of this city but which hfterward appeared 10
false Strong suspicion of barratry and mntny arising tn
said five arrested and ru trial and we now
from their dispositions give the following
Jolly Futly left Philadelphia OIL the sth fully last wit
cargo If aud lugw""d bound for Genoa About ihre
wevNs na,, or , a. ham, , onr s,o
It rived heSo viz: Cornelius WIems (slrnumed WiIhe
HAmbueer9 ON Iiossi"; John A'ams lwh" hung h"se
III prison e oay u" mhh ne Wa ar'eseu) 1,sepn We
l. 6rh James Danveys from Abe won Giamoraushs b,
l6 Is years. has been ,and will p1obabl
prey, innocent.
an, owod d 1or,he a.i '"'T rS v" a "
de sness was wounded to do ill., aud died on boa
H. the vessel the second mate Moore, after having been
mounted ine vessel AGAIN and reached the cab
" VITA o,v Mr. DEAL from Pbadenha wi" tho "wne, "f
+ vessel and perhaps of the cargo too Mrs Deal his wi
n and kept prisoners du ing sengh as well as the COO
The ntueers intended to suto ate the four in
es cabin but e failed doing ST. aud afterwad agreed to
~ them to leave them together with the to
IN mercy othe waves in the long boat on their swearing
III This was exe"uted and the said five nerson, LEI. the
ganzain the beginning of August in the long boat at alb,
% mi distant tom Europe, with sufficient provisions
,hree week. COMPASS boat sans s w. no vessel ne
haynr seen several sails the same day i, nav he boned
OF the boat picked up byone ofhem Tho muncers
as eered the North Sea, with the Intention of sinking
a. vessel a. convenient Psrlod ~ me neshb'rhood Of
his coast The yesse has been uuoaded nv coasers
seve, quarters a part hr cargo has been delivered
the antho le me enaer mas heeh stoen together
Both ofthe mates subjects of the United States
ss The boat noticed above was picked up on The 18th
bv thah hfVap in hera