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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ptstr ApEr PM II


PHILADELPHIA, July l5 ls47.
The McMakin 81 Holden newspaper case is not
yet settled The Court did appoint receiver yes
terdsy as Il was ntiusted that compromise might be
effected Referees to the value Of the Sstur
dsy Courier establishment and Mr. McMskin will have
the privilege Of buying in, by giving half the sum
nsmed This appears equitable and trust viii Isad 10
adjustment
Hana II by the Italian troupe last evening, set our
musical world In extacy Of delight Tedesco WAS
warmly and deseryedy apPlsuded We are TO have
Hsyadnt sgaiu 10 morrow night ana then LOwbdrdt
which we are anxious 70 hear believe one Of the
characters ryss the tabled bird which sings In death
and gives csvstns after the vital spark has gone out
We shall see what we shall see
pleasant cool day this with a noble vegetable mar
ket this morning
Cspt May passed through our city this morning for
Washington.
The Princeton has been hauled out INTO the stream,
and 10 nearly ready 10 sail.
The grocery store of Hudson g. Kirkbride corner of
Sixth and Cottonhi SITS destroyed By re early ibis
morning and five other ed Joining buildings much injured
The gas meter aud some kegs OF powder exploded,
which caused the FIRE battle the active exerous OF
the frenen for some time: young man named Barry
was injured -Four untenanted brick houses near Glrard
College owned by JnO DavidsOD, were burned about
the ,sme time The work OF an ncendiary,
The market for Bresdstufs is frmer today owing to
the extremely light stock and receipts. The inquiry
however has been limited for export; 600 bbls Yves
tern cold at So 81 to s. So and holders generally stand
ing of the highest price Fresh ground s held WIN
out sales at s. IS Corn Meal mas improved. selling at
50 25 and scarce. A small parcel Penna Red Wheat
sold At 100 the market dull Sales round Yellow Corn
At IS cts and the demand materially improving
cargo Southern Oats brought a. cts. Small sales plano
Cotton. at II 10 l3 cts Some movement IN GrOccnes
Coffee held firmly, and sales GOO hhds Cuba and
Rico Sugar at to cts. on time. Whisky is Tree Al
Is cts In barrels freights have stfoned. 50. I'd TO
Great Britain Provisions still without demand.
sALRs or STOCKS - First Board and dtier-l00 Read.
St so do b. 33.; 40 Grard 3D. 90 do, b. 3D. Merch
Bank "a; 5000 6s, 67, lO6i; Amer Bank 1875; 30
Read S. NV 33i; 80 Lehigh Scrip, s4! 100 do, Sit
5000 Read Bds cash, 76i 5000 do NV, 76i 1000 Tenn
BIDS SIT; 80 Hsrrisburgh Sat; 10000 Treasury Nts
6s l06s 900 Chep Del Canal Loan, be, 49, Mani
Mech "a 10000 U ) Treas Notes Us, LOG.
Second BOARD and ltier-3O Union Blk, Tenn, SO 100
susq Canal Bds as co 100 Read, 3}i 1000 81 cap
7si 1000 do s5 cap 7st 1000 Tenn BIDS, 5s, s2i IL
Nam Bk l25; 10000 st 5s 75i 10000 u : Treas Nts,
s3 rw 100 900 do. nv, LOG 50 Vicksburg cash, 22s
. 50 Read cash 33i 100 do b, and % do, nv, 33i.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n ship Cvsol, from Nczs- Orieans-F o saunders, n
Ford. Hul.ub Paysn and lady. Mrs Snow. B
CUnr-r Fnafrs- boo sfefrHge
IN shir Radius fr1rl Wv Or'sass-Nr. Peck hudr.n
and servant Mr. D. ~ child and servaut
n ssiP Hgrai0 Jrlu Caaf0u-Rsv K Graham lady and
children DR. Wm Il Cumming
IN scir At from Falmouth, Jam-Mr Ogell LADY and
daughter. Mr Harrison AMI Mr. Nathan
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,T1rFK CURE At IT. JOHNS PARK

LAigh. 81 Tor be reception u nvaics where both the
hydroahi acd gireic treatment Will be carried out In
hi, own ay Ills bzihs fgr power - vel a. convenience
ard comfort surpsss Enyhing q ne kini N the city
Boarding. p.tea Will have Key 10 he Pzrk ths coolest
r-lrsat AID most delightful promenade In Nes-fofk
Outdoor patient, can have privileges Of baths And zend
As on reasonable terms Consultations every morning
40 eErnlnE. ltlo p
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AMERICAN MUsEuM.


LIVERY DAY AND EVENING this week, commencing
Lmonisy, July T. lsf7-spendid exhibitions AMI per
fcrmances every afternoon 81 and every evening al 81
c -locs New and interesting WAX Figures. faithful rep
RESERVATIONS Of the SO AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES,
taken Ia the yesr 1886 o6 New.Hsven, the schooner
Amissd after hey had munnied ard murdered The ON
GERS and crew: Santa Annss Wooden Leg The SHAKING
Quakers; Orphesn Family. Pete Morris, Chapman FAM
lily; Miss Greenwood Miss =. Julieni Orsng Olisng
Anatomical Venus; Madam Rockwell, the fortune Teller
Admission . children under 10 yesrs, 4, cts y2
CASTLE GARDEN.-Admi.son 3 cent.-Grest
- SuccessThe proprietors u ihis fashionable resort
pleasure In returning hanks TO The public for the ber
a patronage bestowed their endesvors 10 provide
Amusement during the summer ard viii every
prscsuOn secure their appreciation, by presenting them
with succession % novelties worthy OF Their notice.
FRIDAY EVENING, July rs The Entertainments Will
commence with the Overture 10 Bronze Hor.e by the Or
ch-stra: 20 be followed by the Widows Victim sher
which. la POsccA. Miss L. Wells Meet me 10 night"
Miss Phillips. Herr Cline will appear on he Tight Rope
Doors open Al s. commences a. o'clocS Jylb
CA-TIE GARDEN ENrRAORDlNARf EMIL
tBITlON The Chinese junk keytng. Is now lying al
Castle Garden. Admission board, > cents. Open
from O'Clock 4. until " lyl5 sHl.
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EExCUR-IONs To Oh.ville, Mid eH~
~ town, Goshen sud Chester. aud the SSes.s.s ss.

TExCUR-IONs To Otsyile, Mid sH-A
~ town Goshen sud Chester, aud the ~.
various other points the line OF tho
New.YOrk and Ed- Railroad Visitors 10 the country In
the season. by taking the steamboat ST. NlCbO'
LAS from the foot Of Dusne-sL Al O'CLOCK A. NJ can
spend several hours very comfortably al either OF the
places shove named aud the city about qusf-
ter sfer nine.
Ousyi- Ia the present termination OF the Railroad snd
Ia situated but few rods from the celebrated Psss OF the
Shawsogunk Mountains through which the deep cut Of
solid rocks far advanced and rapidly progressing
Other heavy works OF the Company IN scye progress
To the immediate neighborhoOd Carriages will he found
IN readiness convey visitors through the tnsst portion
Of Orange Counyhe lard OF the best mi add the nnes
butter IN the world. From Cheser and Goshen convey.
ancss can always Oh aimed Greenwood Lake one OF
the neasantest stsring places 10 the vicinity " New
York The country sbounds " ith lakes and ponds con
tanning pickerrl aud other fine hsh.
4 pleasant evening excursion may he made by leaving
the city At o'clock z NJ on the 81 Nicholas which re-
turn. Al % O'Clock the evening above stated By
thi. persons remain At Plermont hour or al
Bauvsitye hour lark stOn half An hour or may meet
the down train Al Monsey and return without making any
49,
Fare TO Otisyile (37 miles from NewYorkD 81 % Mid
d-towu 5; Goshen. 81 l2t Chester, 81 0tf MOnsey
90 Piermon . cents. Oiher sces In proportion
To distance. 1y-b wis
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Gfrursions.
IT AAMBRICAN DIVISION NO. Al
ssssss><s Of Temperance VIII escort Ameres

~T-AAMBRICAN DIVISION No. Al,
Ecstaec.rN sous Of Tempe viii escort American
MON No 10, d Of snd Cotlsge Tent.
D OF K on their third Anniversary Excursion, on Mon
day July 10. to RedeIs Grove The new and sommodi-
Gus steamboat SANTA CLAUS has been chartered for the
occasion An elegant Chsrer Frsue will he presented by
American Upon 10 Cottage Tent by he Ladies' OF he IN
ion Good singing and speaking with other appropriate
exercises Dinges celebrated Brass snd Coiillon Band
has engaged for the occasion The Con itee pledge
themselves eseron In their power To render
this the pleasant excursion Of the The ch-s
being limited. thoss who intend TO accompany us VIII
please provide themselves with tickets before coming on
bosrd the boat
Tickets Fny Cents children half price, to be obtained
from The COMMITTEES. - 49,
Comp,rtes H Thorne 267 South II Benz W. Wilson,
5f4 Fourth.st; John l. Norton. l2l Norfossti c: w.
Churchill, corner Rvington and Clinton sra VIM '. bsrr
81 stantonst; Mrs Coegrove, So Barrow st Mrs L.
Norton. ~ NoroksL
The boa, will leave the foot n Cortlsntst Al O'Clock
Cana.t quarter past foot II Hammond 81 half past
foot Of Market a. foot Of Rivngt0nst quarter past
~ B. Brother Hiram Thorne has made arrangements To
other refra.hments lylg q
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PIrTsBuneH. JuIy l5-l2 N


There is scant three feet water IN the channel
today Flour finds no purchasers for heavy lots and
with light receipts the market ranges about ~ from
store and s75 from wagons. Wheat In no inquiry ;
worth 20 10 70 for red-the stock ON hand and
ceipts light Sales Corn 37i TO 40 cents but little
coming in Corn Meal lsnguid at 40 10 % cents per
bu.heL Provisions without change Barreled Meats
quiet BscOn-some activity in retail, but no export
demand. Sales Whisky al % cents. No movement in
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- trsSi.tIYs 80 rooms, - b. - feet well ishtsd on
,r .ic-.; hf.t raie Tor weaving, sAss eainE or a.
e , o.. % - as,orsey..s. o. Al s65 Gnndst
Apply - N''''@S JOHN cOSGER
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CHRRIAGB CLOTHS pee. Is ss,o, o n.sv
OCarrl.ss Clota (psin and 6sar.dl = 80
IL NsvSs, N j. Isdis ssssss ss<sSs' ssss'
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fashionable Clothing Stores.
pEvLINis WHOLESALE AND retail
CASH CLoTHtsc w.seH"VsE,
81 Inhn-nI cnrner OF Nassau. N. ".

CLoTHtsc wAseH"VsE,
81 Jobn-st corner OF Nassau, N. Y.
NNHERE EVERY DESCRIPTION OF gentemens
w Goats Pants and Vests be found In The greatest
variety and made the very hest and most fashionable
style Also from CO.. 2Oo0 pieces II French, English
aud American Cloths Css.im-ies Nestngs, &c. NC. 10
make to order with pfomptne's and dispatch.
~ The Coat Pants and Vest cutters Of the establish
mrnt well known for their Ns- and experiences 90
that every he guaranteed as To and nnisn
Terms exclusively CASH; and prices al wholesale retail
or to order correspond with the CHE.P Casa Elan
As good suit will be furnished ct from - 10 So ~ has
coal on tho old uinous plsn Oto s5 Thousands have
already proved this by leaving their orders
Clothing manufactured and sent To part OF The nitso
States DANL DEvLIN,
iel7 3niseodDS 3mW 80 John. st. cor. OF Nassau.
GENTLEMEN's SUMMER WEAR.
OUR STOCK of reasonable goods comprising The atess
Osnd mosfsshonsbe styles 10 tho msfhe; 10 offered for
nspecion under that tho same eodesvore
which elected very liberal share Of patronage viii
be sxertsd 10 give satisfaction In the style and mshe Of
garments In particular would commend 10 Tho slteo-
lion OF those no proved the truth Of assertions
Ia references Of psntsoons ene-
bed furnish, Of Csssimorss and Drill
ngs and 10 Ihose 10 OF Igh, and airy garment.
several hghly approved styles Of Sacks.
W WORK Uniforms furnished Va strict conformity 10
and have always on hand goods 10 answ@
The requirements OF all grades Of the service.
WM. T. JENNINGS co. Drspers and fsilors,
AZ. 81 Broadway. American Hotel
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rsG-, COMFY ISLAND FkKaY:11T,
~ ~ HOUH.

80 rFROM NEw.YORk TO PITTS
1N-xn-hH-sURGH AND WHEELING via Phiia
d-lohis baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Cum erisnd Nd
Western Travellers Great Uned States Mail and Passen-
yer Route to Pittsburgh Wheeling, Cincinnati and The
South and West Passengers going directly through ~
Is.ys Yofs, foot Of Liberty 81 daily at4iPaLby
Leave Philadelphia, corner Of Eleventh and Markets.
dsiy At 10 p NJ.
Arrive 10 Baltimore at A. ,,,-
Railroad
And arrive Al Cumberland Al VI
Leave Curnha md st6 b. National Road and Good
Intent Stage Lines. and arrive Dob Pusburghof Wheeling
Pas.eng-r. for Pittsburgh fsss the splendid new and
steamboats, Ar Brownsville and thereby have
DOLLY "a mile. OF staging on The whole route. 49,,
Flr.tc sleambOsis leave Pittsburgh and Nhrelng
rsgu sry and passengers forwarded without delay 10
Cincinnati aud all other pofts 10 ths south and West
MORNiSC LINE.
Second Mail leaves NewYOfk A. A NJ daily for Phils-
dephis. ,o,o,,
s-smbof from DOck.L wharf FOR Baltimore aud A. NJ
BY Railroad a.. ,.,,-,-,-,,
at the Railroad Once, corner u hafke and keyeDhs n
Fare throug from Phisdslphs 10 Pitsburgh, -lZ 10
Whee ing 5, Silh The privilege OF stopping a. baiimDfs
and resunins sesls al pleasure
For farther Information .pPy 70 s,s,,.,,D A.,
Al Adams Co Express Office, 10 Wallst at II A NJ
or National Hotel, 5 Coru.nd.l near Broadway.
FOs BALTIMORE
" B. The NAL Lines from Phii.delDhis % Baltimore
leave n De o. corner Of Eleventh and Ma act SIS San
DAYS exeeped al A NJ BY Rshroad, 81 VI. By Steam
boat. and 10 P. NJ daily by Railroad
r. Passenger. cautioned sgsnsi purchasing ucA"is
IN New-Yofk FOR Baltimore, Pittsburgh ofWLeeling puf
.uboriz-d 10 81. tirGets In SeS-iofk fJr tnese Lines
fl6u J. l. SKINNER agent for Wal Lln--
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WM n. JONES, Auctonsor.
BOOTS AND SHOks-By J. ID, iNoEksOLL
ID CO store ~ PssrLsl on Wednesday, July 81, dle
O'Clock boots shoes and brogsps, susbs fos
the southern, Western and city trade.
Also, 50 cases m-ns prime hip pegged socts
Also 80 ssss mems seal slippers and bussins.
Also 50 cases msus and boys hip pesssd bsossna yle
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
THE CAUSES or THE GREAT MORTALITY among
infant. arises from the destructive treatment 10 Vhich
they are posed by le.ch ,ncs and csom-L for the
proofs Dickson, Fai.cies u NE Fscllty edel Oy
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IT. AFOR THE tI-HING BANKS
sEEat.N16lSrhe ssamb at HIGHLANDER. Cspt Hec-
tor Armstrong has commenced her regular
trips to Fishing Bank. for the and esves
Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, from the
foot Of Wsrren-st al ocioct; Hammoudst St Delaney.
o. 81; Catherine st. 9 and Pier r al q; O'Clock.
Fare 50 for the excursion ait furnished on board
ry- The Highlander be Chartered on Fridsys and
Saturdays, by sppyipg to lIyO r'l A. II SCHULTZ
II COMFY ISLAND FEKkf.-Ths
EzssSa,,=--7<.pleodd and comsodous steamboat.
AMERICAN EAGLE. Capt Power, and
ION, Capt Weld, will regularly 10 Coney Island
during the season anoing At F0r Hamilton 40 foows
THE EAGLE, liyl6 2m'
T<ating CaaaLst Al u and ~ A. VI and y =. M
L>auing Per No !, " r. At 10 A. NJ. and and Z ? NJ.
Leautag Coney bland Al ma A. NJ and u a1d - P "A
In oa0n tho above rips the EAGLE will make On-
trip 20 FOu Hamilton In The morning. easing the cry At
O'Clock returning leaving Fort Hamilton Al o'clock.
L. PASSENGERS FOR the intermediate
Ssx<.<st Landings 80 we'll a, lhoss FOR Albany and
Troy, by tskng the steamer Aida can be
certain of being landed thsn those ssng me Old
Line boat.
The Aida 10 the fastest handsomest and best day boat
on hs River Fare 81 cents The tables re furnished
equa TO our best hoel, and every accommodation that NE
bost jyO lwis'
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lyI oIeo1 =
~~RaRE CHANCE FOX EMIGKANTs-A
Fsrm containing 100 aer-s Of ysssnie land, situated
- IA. County " Kane Illinois 81 niles from Chicago
.os s miles ffOn Inc FOX River 10 healthy and richly
o,odacge region, 10 offered for sale al - IS per
TIE ready msfEeis and III, fertility OF the soil
-r Inducements wi cb rarely presented ID emizrsnts
To AZ Industrious Amily The farm would Than
deem itse 10 The frat and Tor all improve
eut. hat mi CIV be ade. II Ia not liable for any Stale
sxes fJr yesrs FOR f4rlher particulars sppiy 10
MOSS 3. MACLAY. ESQ
Attorney II Law. Nssssu-sl
This and - valued A. between eco to 600, and 10
offered because The Las been obliged 10 turn
bis Attention 70 other Interests jyle 81
A VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA
p FOh sALk-.uuslsd 10 fsBq1er County add con
t4ns ablut . 10 t~o-lhif6s = which 10 cleared
- part Of M iaad !. IN valuable timber mere are as
extensive heds 10 grass snd clover and gOo1 mesno"
lsad. The farm 10 particularly adapted u me fAsnf
q cae sad sheep, having never fstn< -aer IN mos
every f-ld The improvements consist OF sepmiofsbie
Two .tory house with rooms and The usss oabgdings,
all nearly new great bsrg.in viii be sold a: NE own.
er dssrous o. pursuing different bosn-ss for farther
s,so,m.uo, ssdyess SIMON 7. TAYLOR,
iylS inissod somsrills, Ysuquiss Co vhginss
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- At PRIVATE -ALf-OSs Lot Oa t,e ,s., sioe
q of sxth-Ay-nue between Tssniy eighih sns Nrh
~ ~ nin ,ta A 80, 100 Lots 90 sCuh zoe Z" tren
uintb,t 100 feet o. SIKH avenue Also Dbi LIS "a
to-. south si6e Of niy-ninihst Sr trrt N-st-
svenu. Aso four Lots ths nth ~sst corner ~ SC
ora .ven1e ard Oss Hundred and Ninh-st SIR Lots 90
,outh I'D. Of Ore Hundred sDd Nninst ~ onDg NC Az
snue lots on the rear For terms. 81 sppJ 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER AuenoDser,
jyls lw o-o.--.e
.xCUTKCH FOX -ALE-"hh log. u srcuod
e y by 100 feet on Chry'u7 o. between Wa k-r and
- Hester ais We'll bgiit and 10 order Inquire OF
s DOUGHTY,
q RnYEerY AZ LIZ ChrYafie-ai
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Il .sz.e by The paehsssi -.
Cases BrOsdciotns, brown, blsrk, GRAD sna csasN
NJ Ca.smeu do do DO do
10 s.iinets variety Of coloU sod gradss-
DO stsy biedings sssorlsd colon s1d widhs
Do Negro kefs-ys
Bales H.Btus patent uekins
Do Superior dsnns
Do Printed CLOAK Innings
And svarissy Of other goods suitable for fall nsds
fxI0 lAt.
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aAkrSx CoukT-Beiore Judge Wstermsn.-Jostph
'e<ssoH vs LSvi Acknowledged claims for rent OF
premises 30 Grandst Decision reserved. Among
ne Witnesses, " Vutee Esq Counsellor at law was
esse 70 testify 70 the character for truth and vorscy
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uYBaS,.S. KICIitHD~ & PL.rT-ssors ~,
ID Brosi-ay Liberal Cash Advances msds eonsir n
for kuenOa ssles
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~ Al r. ssus-ttc-s-sfs '--f ~ r-1I -sTt
POI pad o. Az AZ. Aal y tao. u ~ ste,
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Coal Trade,

PorrsvILLr, Sept 4-The quantity sent this week by
railroad 346l8 04 and by canal 07-total the
eek AZ 7I3 IL tons-total by railroad $50 O54 05-do
by canal l36,375 o.
There has been increase of about 900 tons this
week on the canal, and little falling of the rail-
road
The quantity sent from this region already exceeds
one million Of tons. This region will furnish about
100000 tons the present year provided the market will
require that quantity which viii be increase about
25U 900 last years shipments
The Navigation Dock Mount Carbon Is so far COM
plsted az TO be used for shipping purposes
The demand for coal fair, and vessels to Eastern
ports arc plenty Freight has declined u shade. We
quote AS follows:-
To New York, 81 l2hi to Newark 81 l21S; to Provi-
dence, 81 76: to FAN River, 81 50; to New Bedford,
81 so to salem, 81 l2k to Portsmouth, NJ H 81 25
to Portland, Me- 81 lax to Boston, 81 90; to New
Haven 81 s1h to Hartford ~ lax to Troy, 81 s7h;
ton, 81 10. The rates from Bristol lax cts
PRIcEs OF Coal ON BoARD.-White ash lump So 10
IS 10 nut do 50 90 broken egg, and stove, So 10;
red ash lump, 50 10 prepared, So 81 a 81 90 nut.
SS BIN 30 Do Lehigh lump 50 SIX pr pared, - 90
Freghts by canal to Philsdsphix ~ cents and 81
to New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-06
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept s, ls47.
The government steamship Virginia, which for
couple Of months past has been receiving alterations and
repairs ct the establishment of Messrs Rainey NeaHe
Co., Kensington, made her appearance upon the Della
ware yesterday afternoon, and by the rapdy Of her
motions caused much surprise to those who witnessed
her former slow progress The alterations have been
made under the superintsndence of Capt. r. f Lopez
the United States transport agent Of this ely The
tca submerged wheels, which formerly composed her
moving have been taken away and the apertures
in which they worked filed up that there
nothing to mar the original beauty Of her model Two
mery worked fore and have been stern
and the vessel being applied directly to
the shafts OF two Lopez propeers attached
She was got ready for trial trip in great hurry in
order that General Jessup, who expected in the
city by the train from Baltimore should witness her
performances aud therefore, entirely out of trim,
being down by the stern with the weight Of her machi
with only few ton OF coal in her hold ballast
Notwithstanding this and the other disadvantages at
tendsnt upon new machinery she proceeded up and
down the river In most gallant style Her speed
the survey between tho navy yard the
Point House. In going down, this accomplished in
ID miputes returning l2H minutes making five miles
in ASK minutes which IL at the rate Of fraction
IL miles per hour When 1t Is taken into consdera
ton that more than miles hour claimed
for this vessel, with the Hunter wheels this be
considered great triumph for the Lopez propeller
Unfortunately General Jessup unable to stay In
the city witness the trip, having left In tho John Ste
VEINS for New York, having been called thither by the
illness of daughter.
The Virginia attached to the Quarter Masters ce
partnent and will proceed to Vera Cruz in about ten
days, il 1t Is possible under the command Of
Capt Farnhsm u. Tucker.
The Daughters Of Temperance turned out In strong
numbers to-day and followed to the grave the remains
Of Mlss Ardis whose melancholy death by drowning
mentioned Q few days since.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. snPTEMRnR 6.


Arrived.
Ship Cygnet Snow, Caution, April TO- TO Cary Co. 2oth
ult at 80 IS Ion signaizsd Br bark showing Nos a.
as bound e. The has been 30 days becdmed this side oil
Ship Burlington Cook. Liverpool. 10 days to W How
asd Ion 60 80 spoke ship Harvest of End for
Baltimore Brcmen th the Eastern edge Of the
Banks spoke fishing schr PEARL of Bucspor weeks OUT
Bremen b.rk Constitution. Rothsfos Bremen, days to
Oelrichs * Kruger.
Bark Lh,pn Bison, lreported yesterday Cronstadt
July H. Eisinore Jul, 90 to Newbold Iuit Sailed
with bark Qate brg) turolus July 23 off Okneys Isans
on the ss ia at co. lon W. Aug g. len g. 4o CT.
changed signal. with ship Burlington. bound West
Brig Louisa, Pierce, Gu ,yama. rt to Mason Thompson
Left brig Union. Mitchell (of North Yarmouth) for Phade
Brig ;Ialena Chase. Trinidad de Cuba to Chastelan
Ponve Sailed with bark Adines for Boston, and brig
Jane for Philadelphia
Brsehr Agsrns, Banks Halifax, 10 days. with fish. Mel
schr Lady Whelden Tibbets Elizabeth City. NC days,
schr Middleton. Push Elizabeth City, NO. days, wheat
Schr A l. Alderman, Oakley, Ocracoke, days.
Schr High Priest, Stow, Ocraroke, days. naval stores
Schr Manchester Tutte Richmond days, -four, Allen
Schr Mary w Cathcart -, Richmond, days
Schr Mary Peck, Medium, Richmond. coal
Schr Ihompson Corson. Richmond, coal.
Schr Washington Mason, Suffolk. days.
Schr Exchange, Sweet Suffolk. 3days, shingles.
Schr Purdy, Wharton, Norfolk, days
schr Giaudio. Joh.son Cherrystooe, day. potatoes
Schr Johu Bowman, Chum Virginia, "a hours
Schr Lady Lake, Lankin, Virginia. days.
Schr Staunch, Adams Virginia, 2days, coal.
Schr Sally Ann Pitts Chopper. Berlin. days
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One bark, two brigs, unknown