The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-16

GENERAL RUFUS WRLsH.-We have already an
nounced that this prince OF all equestrian managers
has safely arrived at Gibraltar, and was there at
tracing crowded houses; but the following para,
graph from The Gibraltar Chronicle OF the 81 Oh
July, goes more into detail, and We therefore, re-
publish it for the information and qualification Oh
the Generals friends.
The AMERICAN Circus COMPANY under the man
agemeni of Mr. Rufus Welch continues TO be crowd
ed nightly with the beauty and fashion OF Gibraltar,
and certainly establishment OF the kind that ever
visited us, was more deserving OF patronage: Inc
performers composing the company are OF unex-
thy manager himself gentleman well qualifed
Ill every respect to represent them. The perform.
ances each evening have been varied, and SELECTED
with great TASTE The hurculean and daring efforts
OF Nathaps and his pupils, the Masters Kincade-
the melo-dramatc excellence of Rogers personating
characters horseback-the sylphike attitudes and
dances OF Mrs Howard, and the comicalities of the
clowns, Messrs. May and Howard, with The peror-
mances of the beautiful stud of well trained horses
would, in our candid opinion, attract crowded audi
ences in any part of the civsed world. We un-
derstand their intention is 10 visit Constantinople,
touching at all the principal ports in the Medtter-
ranean and we sincerely hope their tour will prove
one of profit as we'll as pleasure; and would fur
Their say to all of our fellow tizens that wish to wit
ness their performances and have not been able to
obtain seats TO 90 SO as speedily as possible, as this
is their last week in Gibraltar
NAvAL.-Lst of officers attached to the U. s.
ship Columbus, bearing the broad pennant of Com
modore Charles w. Morgan. The G. is on her
way home from the Mediterranean.
B. Cooper, Esq Captain; E. @. Tilton, Esq Command
rough, A. Kelly, T. Page B. F sands D B. Ridge
y N. Harrison; l.. May nsrd LIST Master; Henry Cad
walader ID Master; b F. Bache, Surgeon; N. Todd
Purser; L. West Lieut. Marines; p g. Clarke, Chap
lain; F. schley, Comm'rs secretary McDufe, PROBES
sor Of Mathematics L. Gordon Passed Assistant Sur
+. K. Murray, J. Fl Brown, I. Bssie, J, 6. Howell;
Midshipmen: L. McDougall, M Bradford G. Bell, G.
Graham. Z; Johnston, D. Chenowi,h, W III PsIksr'
Sims. f. T. Andrews, C. Grafton, s. Phelps, L. Fur
geson, w: w. Wilkinson St. G. F; Sutherland. Com
Pursers Clerk; James Simpson, Boatswain Charles
Cobb Gunner Patrick Dee Carpenters Bruce, sail
health, not having lost man by sickness.
NAvAL.-The U. s. ship United States, Commo-
dore Jones, and the U. s. schooner Shark, Com.
Eagle, were in Calloa Bay, June Goth.
List of officers attached to U. s. ship United
States:-
Commander t. A. C. JONES' Capt J. Armstrong, Lieut..
T. s. Lardner, do j. L. Henderson. do D F. Dulsny do
L. B. Avery, Actingi Lieut.; w. Gwathney, Purser E.
Fitzgerald, Fleet Surgeon w. Johnson Chaplain Rev. T.
B. Barton Acting Master F. winslow. Lieut.. Marine G.
W. Robbins Commanders Secretary Henry La Rsintree,
Prof. Mathematics Henry H. Lockwood, Assist Surgeon
r. T. Maxwell, do NJ B. Beck, do w Nelson Command
son, E. Carmichael, p Jones, w. Jones, w. Wilcox,
H. Mckay, w. Sharp. r. Jackson. W. LETTERS. w; Lyme,
w. P. Sober Scott, Franklin, Pursers Clerk, woodward
List of officers attached to the U. S. schooner
Shark
Lient Commanding Henry B. Eagle First Lieut.. W. H.
Brewer Surgeon: A. PnkneyJ Midshpmsn; F. 8. Como.
w. Nelson c. Beck it'll, F. Hallett, J. Higgins,
Captains Clerk Thomas Howard
AMERICAN FACTORIES Amoskeag Manu-
featuring Company are about erecting another mill
oil III ic ho TO N len pth
and will be sufficiently large 10 contain from AGO to
4sO looms and $4,000 spindes-double the size Of
the mills now in operation at that place.
The Lanvale Factory, the Washington Factory,
and the calico and Bleaching Works on jones'
Falls, near Albany, are about being started on an
extensive scale by an enterprsing company of CAPT.
talists.
CHELSEA WALKING MATcH.-Elworth and Fogg
have accomplished $50 miles.
Elworth's time of walking, 100 hours, % minutes,
33 seconds. Shortest time one mile, 9 minutes, l
second; longest time one mile, eighteen minutes
second.
Fogg's time of walking, l04 hours, 55 minutes, S6
seconds. Shortest time one mile, 10 minutes, 10
seconds; longest time mile, IL minutes, second
Fogg leads Elworth hours, "a minutes, 8 seconds,
in $50 miles. Both now in good TRIM
MAcKERRL-The Halifax papers state that the
coast OF Nova Scotia is now visited by mackerel
and herring in larger quantities than were
known at this season. In the straits of Canso the
people are taking them with seines-a circumstance
without parallel for the last thirty years.
TIMELY REscuE.-One OF the seamen attached to
the U. S. ship Ohio, in fit of phrenzy, jumped of
the end of Long wharf, Boston, on Friday, for the
purpose of swimming on board the ship; but when
a short distance from the wharf he was seen to be
sinking, and but for the timely assistance of Mr.
John E. Thayer, worthy boatman, would have
been drowned.
CENTRAL RAILROAD, Observation-Disclosures for the
menth of July, 1913 -
Received frcm passengers. $3.50 So
Tor freight, ASIA %
ior D. man,. 22y 10
$1,000 50
Amount received for the corresponding month,
1912, was $9,373 OIL.
CREDITED We are under obligations TO the