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alleged reason for absence was to IN
yestigate delinquent Postmaster III
Massachusetts. The affair took every
fbody by surprise. The wedding re-
ception was held in the great East
Room, which was not again called
into rcouisition for bridal festivities
for thirty years. Then Nellie Grant
and MIR. Sartoris were married there,
that Young lady succeeding Mrs.
TYLER, as bride of the White House.
On NelIie's wedding morning Mrs.
Tyler with tender rememberances of
her own youth, sent the bride most
lovely floral greeting. Mrs. Tyler has
never lost her keen interest in public
and political affairs. Not one session
of the Electoral Commission did she
lose and her face is frequently seen
in the Diplomatic Gallery whenever
Congress is in session.
When Edison, the great inventor,
was here, two or three months ago,
exhibiting his phonograph, it was
deemed almost too wonderful for
credence. Indeed, many persons,
among them some of our most astute
statesmen, were very pronounced in
their assertions of belief only in the
humbuggery of the machine and its
remarkable workings. One and all
were convinced that the photograph
did talk, however, before Mr.. Edison
left The city after which it would
appear that no invention could be
too marvellous for belief. But even
more wonderful things yet are forth
coming, and the same famous man is
now at work perfecting trumpet by
means of which the deaf can hear. 1t
is already so that two men with ordi-
narily acute hearing can hear each
other whisper at a distance of two
miles. This trumpet is only of the
size of common ear trumpet, but
has extensive internal complexities.
A successful flying machine is next in
order. ~
"Sweets to the sweet and flowers
to the fair.n Now when flowers are
blossoming in such profusion, they
are in no more common use than
when they are less easily obtainable.
Washington society bellies have this
year only needed flowers for trim
mings, even of their most elaborate
toilets. Nothing is so sly fish here as
ornamentations of natural flowers and
nothing could he lovelier than the
necklaces and bracelets of dainty
blossoms so much worn the past win
ter. Pendants and earrings of the
same have also been worn and one
bride INDUCED in the charming
caprice of carrying, at her wedding,
a fan composed wholly of orange
blossoms, edged with the finely scol-
loped rose geranium leaves, while
over each green capped spoke APP
peared loye-letter, the whole semi
cilclet of initials spelling the words
" Beloved mine.n
| From time immemorial flowers
have been love tokens. The ancient
Hindoo tipped his arrows with orange
blossoms, and modern brides adorn
themselves with the same.
! SENTINEL.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-22
Jenkins Annihilat0r
The Great Southern Remedy for
.RHEU MATISM, GOVT
AND NEURALGIA !!

Those terrible enemies of human happi-
ness, Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
heretofore seemingly uneonquerable, have
indeed found their master IN Jenkins Anni-
hilator. We have the testimony of men of
the highest standing in Louisiana and other
States, that after suffering indescribable
pains for years, from which they sought re-
lief i'll vain by visiting the Hot and Warm
springs of Arkansas and Virginia, and by
using dozens of remedies more or less highly
praised, when, in fact, hope had almost died
ont, they have found relief from pain by the
use of the Annihiator, and by continuing it
for short time have been perfectly cured.
The Annihilator is a preparation purely
vegetable, agreeable to the taste, and may
be taken without fear of any injurious re-
suits by the delicate as well as the robust in
constitution.
10 Price 81 90 per bottle. For sale by all
Druggists. Ask your Druggist for circular
containing certificates. or send to
N. JENKINS s. CO., Proprierors,
New Orleans, Ia.
FISLAY 81 THOMSON. Wholesale Drug
gists, New Orleans, La, General Agents for
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi. Alabama,
Arkansas and Florida. mra9-1y.
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The Laboratory of the system.

The Laboratory Oh the systems
The stomach is the laboratory of the sys-
tenn, in which certain mysterious processes
are constantly going on. These result in
the production of that wonderful yiyifying
agent, the blood. which i'll state of health
rushes laden with the elements Of vitality to
the remotest parts of the system. But when
the stomach is selniparalyzed by dyspepsia.
blood manufacture is carried on inlpertectly,
the circulation grows thin and sluggish, and
the system suffers in consequence. More
over, indigestion reacts upon the liver and
bowels, rendering the first sluggish and the
latter eonstipated. The brain also suffers
by sympathy, and sick headaches, sleepless-
ness and nervous symptoms are engendered
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters reforms this
state of things, gives permanent tone and
regularity to the stomach and its associate
organs, the bowels and liver, and insures
complete nourishment and increased vigor
of the system. 1t is the most popular as
well as the most efficient anti-dyspeptic and
tonic in America.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-22
vEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Renoyates
and lnvlgorates the Whole
System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
and Diuretic.

VraErME is made exclusively from the uices OF
carefullyselected barks, roots and herbs, and SO
strongly concentrated thatit will efectuay eradicate
from the system every faint of ScrOfuln, Scrofus
lOus HumOr, Tumors, Cancer, CancerOus
Humor, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Sypni-
utic Diseases, Cnnlker, Faintness at the
Stomach, and all diseases that arise from impure
blood Sciatica, InfiammafOry and Chronic
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut, and Spinal
Complaints, can only be effectually cured through
the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases Of the
Skin, PustuIes, Pfmples, Biotches, Boilss
letter, ScaIdhead, and RinRwOrm, Vegetine
has never failed to effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com.
plants, Dropsy, Female Weakness, LeE-
r.orrhoea, arising from internal liberation, and
uterine diseases and General Debility, VEeE-
TINE acts directly upon the causes of these com.
plaints It invgorates and strengthens the whole
system acts upon the seoretiye organs allays inam-
nation, cures liberation and regulates the bowels
For CafarrIi, Dyspepsia, Habituai Co.'S
tiveness, PaIpitatiOn of the Heart, Head
ache, Piles, Nervousness, and General
Prostrntion of the Nervous System, no
medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction as
the VEGETINE. It pures the blood. cleanses all OF
tie organs and possesses controlling power over the
nervous system.
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom We
know to prescribe and it in their own families.
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remady yet dscov-
cred for the above diseases and is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIERyetpla placed before the public.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev E. g. Best, Pastor
of NJ e. Church, Natick Mass, will be read with
interest by many physicians; also those suffering
from the same disease as afflicted the of the Rev.
e. s. Best. No person can doubt this testimony, as
there is no doubt about the curative powers Of
VEGErINR.
NAEIcK, MASS, Jan. /, 1874
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Strive have good reason for regarding
your VEGETINE medicine of the greatest value.
We feel assured it has been the means of saving
son'e life. He is now seventeen years of age. For
the last two years he has suffered from necrosis of
his leg, caused by scrofulous affection, and
far reduced tnat nearly all who him thought his
recovery impossible. A council of able physicians
could give but the fantest hope of his rally
ing two of the number declaring that he was beyond
the reach of human remedies, that even amputation
could not save him, as he had not ygor enough to
endure the operation. just then commenced
giving him VEGETINE, and from that time to the
present he has been continuously improving He
has lately resumed his studies, thrown away his
clutches and cane, and walks about cheerfuly and
strong
Though there is still soine discharge from the
opening where the limb was laAced, we have the
fullest confidence that in little time he viii be per-
fectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles of VICE.
TINE, but lately uses but little he declares that
he is too we'll to be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
e. S. BEST,
MRS. l. o. L. BEST.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
DIED OF HER INJURIES.

Mary Geraehty, sixty one years Of age, died last
evening at her residence No. l.4l0 Second avenue,
from injares which, IL Is alleged, were inflicted by
Eliza Condor, OF No. 1,6so Third aveuus. II
appears from the statement made by the
poico that the Both ult. the two women
became involved in an alteration, during which
Mary used improper language toward Eiiz. This
caused blows TO be struck, and for some minutes n
desperate nght ensued on tho landing OF The tene-
ment house No. lao Second avenue. where they
both resided at time. They were hnally
separated, and a few days later Mrs. Coudon
moved out OF the house. During tho light Mrs
Geraghty was roughly handled and some days alter
was connned to her b3d DR.. Flynn. OF East seventy
fourth street. casd to attend nor and dressed her
wounds which at the time were not consid-
sred dangerous On Friday the physician noticed that
Mrs. Geragbty was rapidly sinking He reported the
facts 10 Captain Yuls. OF the rwsntyeghtn precinct
who caused Tho arrest Of Mrs Condon on
charge OF felonious assault. The prisoner was
arraignod before Judge Duty and committed
10 tho Yorkvie Prison to await the result OF Mrs.
Goraghly's injuries. DIR. Flynn called at the East
Fy ninth street station mouse last evening and not
ned the authorities OF Mrs. Geraghty's death.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA Aug 7-Ar,ivsd, ship Fuller; Msnsu''
ALExANDRiA, Aug i6-Arrivcd. srhr Mary Drury,
Cisarsd-schrs s Hswi,,. Bristol; Matte A Hand.
Passed down-schrs Henry Davis, for Hoboksn; A y
Csnson, Pawtsckst; Grshs, Prsvidsnce; Lxsis Lane,
BOSTON, Aug I7-hrnved. steamer Bert.. Pendisten,
Phil sdspns; barks Khsdve !Brl. Cole. Limerick Blue
Fotuna st Dominxo sehrs Centennial Blrd.s London
Jas Royce. Manson, philadelphia Chss Gibson, Fail
ps.Io~aS%p bn.ss BAY ssr, Miller. from Batavia A..
Cleared-steamcrs Palestine tBr), whiiewav, Liver.
pool. virsxo tBr,. chsmbers. liull Johns Hephns,
whtney Gaiiets New York: bark Norton sicver sher.
Dsm:rsr.: brig ys.aln. OBJ. sgo..s,' East Lon
ssilsd--steamer siberin (Br), Liverpoci
BALrIMORE. Aug 17-Anvsd. steamer vinelsnd.
s.S ovSs sr B.es on"oa va New sos Srrs
bens tBr. Uphsm, Dnblin l-dcra Honda tBr) Nichols
cspas"s. seSr. Joseph tl,en. from New Yots; sisn
bsS Sss. as Emma sE.y JS.,, xser;sss
hoe, Brown. Newberu. No; bark Maria Chrstins uts,
Jaccsrino. Honnenr: schrs Vim Jourdsn. kichardson
Haven; q Sampson Gage. Providence; Norman. smith
ilsd-stesmsrs wessbourne tBn, -Chss W Andeysos
tBr) bsrks Glore (Bri, Fortuista Eepetto utsD,
Cam tBr lockwood tBr Asoh BrD ;brgs Frances ane
Annunctscion Fomento tsp,; sehrs Hin, Annie
BANGOR Aug isClesred. brigs Prcnsiss Hobbs Blake
Barbados oys DON sem" D"A'0'
CHARLksToN, Aug i7-Auived. steamer Cult stream
Sailed stesmsrs Cbampion Lock wood Now York Pa,
con. oliver. Baltimore; ssrk Arehisect fB. Andrews
GSIsis, Ars i2s.iisd. .esr wn'sH, - ssrr. M Love
sailed schr maggie roas. Ncswoce. ssw Ysrh..
18th Arrived schr Sarah Reed. from Baitiussve.
IS,n--Aruved, schr X Gates. New York.
Sailed-schf Harriet Lewis, New York,
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
DISCORDANT ELEMENTS.

TRYING TO HARMoNIZE THE FACTIONS IN THE
NATIONAL LABOR PARTY.
Tho COMMITTEES OF Ave appointed BY the Syracuse
Convention to harmonzs the discordant elsments in
tho national party resumed iss sessions Clarendon
Hail, Esst Thrtscnsh strcet, yesterday afternoon.
The chairman, Mr. Cepp opened the ses-
SION by saying that the committee ready
the reports OF the committees OF the differ
snt organizations as arranged the day before Mr..
Carsey then handed In tue following namos the
lection OF his party TOR the seven vacancies on
The State Central Committee Congress
nonsi district Thomas smiih SIKH,
o'Relly; seventh. Frank Waters; Elgh.h, Henry
KnuOs Ninth f,.s.n,s EsnarS Watkins Tenth,
Alter submitiing THIS nat Mr. Carsey said that Mr
Riley tho leader OF the organization which had united
with tho snupc party OF which he tCarsoy) was n
member, had another list OF names IN hts pocket
which had received the approval OF Mr. Peter Cooper
The Chairman SAID he hoped they wou Id understand
that the organizat which recognized the Syracuse
platform must elect their own delegates, and that
Mr. Cooper had no authority to designate any names
Tor tho positions, because u would not be demo
rraticto allow him that power The Shupc- -Hanlon
IRON which Il transpred that Riley dec ned 10 riyc
The names OF Mr.. Cooper's selection, ana conse-
pucnce thereof there was some sensation ana many
Bpecuiatons as to hts motives
About this time HANSON and Wright two members
OF the committee, put IN an appearance. but showed
no dispoeiion to iako any part In the procscdiDgs
while the report wont round that they were DIVIDED
from the rest OF the committee, because they thor
eanization, wbi, the rcst-Copp, JUNO and Bliss
went IN Tor the labor element aud were resolved TO
Pot II on the state Central Committee.
The names for members OF tho State Central Com
mittce submitted by the Dlar-CoDnvlIy side wcre:--
Ffth Congressional cisir'c,, Georso Blair; sixth,
Thomas sas,erson; Seventh, john Fortune; Egh,h,
Il. r. Miller; Ninth, Joseph +. U'Fivnn; Tenth, r.
II. spclman: Eleventh, Audley W. Gazzam.
GENERAL EGASs couP D'yrAr
After this there was much conimotion IN the hall
caused by the entry Of General Tom Egan, who was
satisfied at tho coalition between the shupe-Rey
"A %
vbsn Edmund Roche caught sight OF them ne sx.
eamed :-"Msther Chairman, | can bring nifty men
here IN an hour to represent themselves as organ
izaton, ana yet SOC SIX or eight fellows from hotel
uptown brought In here to pretend they eryao
iruon." (Great laughier.)
recess of two hours was then taken Tor the COM
mittee to 90 into executive session. Al ave o'clock
che session was reconmcnced. Alter good deal Of
bitter recriminatons the Chairman dissolved the
meeting. announcing that the mmittce would De
prepared 10 hear arguments on hondsy morning 81
nine o'clock as 10 when organizations should BE-
eidcred ne regular There are nve to decide nmoBR.
These are the Snupe, the Habon tbo Blair molly,
tbe HanlonoBley and the wcrk,pgmen's party.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
CLEARED.

steamer Tyeho Brahe (Br,. Miller. Lendon-Busk
Ste amer Main tGer), Barre Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Kott.rdsm tDuteh). Lucas, Ro.terdam-Funch
s;::%:: y.h:p. B., Csx:ll :. rhom.s, Demer'r.
stssmsr Carondsles. Burrows Havana james Ward
Steamer Lone Star Forbes G.ivesson-Bogert Morgan
Steamer Kniekerboeker. Kemble. New orieans-Clark
steamer City of savannsh. Mallory, savsnnah-Geo
steamer Charleston, Lockwood, Charleston j Qun.
Steamer Regulator. Doane, Wilmington, Nc-wm P
steamer Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk. City Point and
sssamer = knight, Chichester, Alexandria, vs., and
essssswJSw PS .;1. hffs%: fs.s:s xr.m
steamer Josephine rhomson. Moore. B"isimoro-J
...amsr Nsptuas, Berry. Boston-h Dimeek.
SHIP western; mnon .o
Bark W y Thorndike, Richardson. Zanzibar and mar
Bark Grnitore Ger, Bunne,s stosn- --runch. Edye
Bark Chapman tNor. Olsen. BisInors ordsrs-Fuoeh
lark Quelie (Nor), Dsdstsmp. Antwsrp-Funch. Edye
Co
BARK Chapman tBr). Rutherford. Hsvrs-P Nevius
Bark Sarah A stspes Bartlett. DunErk--snow 4 Bur.
Bark sisurd Jarl Nor. rossensen Rochslle-Funch.
B.rt Ari...ce g..n. BianeAi. A'e1.ndr'"a csvr.,-
Brig Leonard Myers. Hicks, Dssterro via Richmond -
Brig rals. Morgan, Belize. Hon-wm Jex Ca
Brig George lBr! Champin. Arroyo PIX, vie New Lon
Brig b Andrews. Elliott. Port Pripce-R Murray.
sehr Emma wins.r, Undsrhiil, r.lnss-Pisrs. Quad
seh! Sarah Douglass tBp. Ranger. Governors Har-
schr NJ Porter. Curtis, Key West :sBennsr 4 Pinetncy.
sehr S Lindsey, Kennedy. Bath. Me-HsviIsnd 4
schf robert Foster, Robinson. Boston-Chss rwins.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHrr Gov TILLEY (Br). Hnmbhreys. at San Francisco
.% uasss aI %S n s. d
dsmasted shp and =. We closed mp ON her, shortened
5 :s: The is,ss sss Gs's :,s'' k
s .sS *. r a s:S sn sr % D
the wind urling the sails and getting the boat
Ssr owsrsS sh: sent the ..eo.d M..s AZ:
an SS w ns nns sSs Il VIA ou uposs 70 n
sSc WIND ssa sea. il being h.a as. darn, sss.s w.ss
%ad, .s and worked 20 ~s%~srd during he ssS. IN
burning gs'fs.
shp but before daylight the wind had backed to the sw
Jus the lower main ssp..i. aseq, $50 xE
blowing Sarriesns ., The ,ms and our ship Gshiin val
issU drifting fast thu, less than an hour She
the ship away and stood TO the north.
BARK uEoReK kNcnAS, from Hamburg for Phiisdel-
ioretopmsst
Bnrc Axn.n, from Cubs, reported OF ren,acois Bar
Ing her viii be detained ~ oaar.n,ine un, passed 20
SAL north.
sem LAynA Lxwls Cook from sssua for Pep..co,. /.
w.ter. Assistsnce will be sent TO her.
AppIk wrssss. from San BIAS for New York. be.
fore reported ashore a. Aspnw W" gotten on and pro
cecded on her voysgs Aus o.
scnn MARY ANN McCASS from Bangor for Sc Johns.
a. ra Rs Snso was ha, ~. oas%@ wa. os
OF the CARDBOARD streak side sne would recAik
. FonS we're n. .nsn o. ws
the Of kockland nth. and Mr. Ffaw.
ley, OF BrooKiipc, Mass, seven -etghths
Sem A BRooKs, smal!idge, at Winter lIsrbor, Me,
Aug H. Boston, while lying on capo Ann
struck with revere squa; broke boom, split
sails ana received other damage
scuR GEORGE Walsh. iron, Rccksud for Boston which
Portland leaking remained 10TH with her
fire. Tho vessel has been sealed 60 smothcr
the fire.
BAsaoR. Aug LEON Wednesday the .chr Is Munscii,
loading slate, found TO be leaking bsdy Ina
msdisiey di:ehsrred and yesterday went on wsrrons
dock Tor repairs
uALirAx Aug i7-schr Florida, from the Grand Banks
for Plymouth, Mass put In here this afternoon With loss
Of her mainmast.
NswroRr Aug I5schr Shs hsmroek, from Providencs for
Hsverraw via Whale rock arrived today with the cap
OF the VI the schr Armenia, before
ashore and ul OF water Capt Gale came 10 this
assistance TO what he could vessel
sehr Young America Waters will to her assistance AN
18TH The vessel lays about the last reported.
The captains not Dreken, but his badly
jsmmed.
KocxLASp, Me- Ans 15sehr Charles Cobb, Capt Metcaf
loaded with granite struck In fox fslan rhorourh
faro Friday and startc1 her keeL S"op Iankee irI
eved her o portion vt her cargo and the Charles Cobb
taken on the South marine rsiiwsy.
vaLpARArso, July 2S-steamer Coiombia (Br). ran
sshvre the 2Sh July NJ the port of Batenita the
OF Ecuador Ihs steamer bontuc. OF tine sHme com
pssy. towea her sf Cargo, passengers snd mails saved
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
THE MURDERED POLICEMAN.

The Interest in Jersey City in the Smith murder
case is dying out the people are disappointed
ut the result o! tho inquesr. The mother OF
tho accused widow makes daily calls al Police
Headquarters to her, but is rarely allow'd
that privilege. Counsellor Wakeman, VINO has been
selected as Mrs Smiths lawyer has begun his cons ul-
tations, visiting his client daily. Counsellor Fiem-
ming. the attorney for .sCove' Bennett, says tho
evidence elected the inquest will require testimony
u vast deal stronger implicate his chent
Tho inquest to have been resumed yesterday,
but postponed on account OF the absence OF one
o. the jurors. After waiting IN hoar ana bali the
case was adjourned I'LL Wed nesday next. Benefits
counsel wanted the hearing to be resumed on Non
day, but the Coroner was nhexible.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
SPOKEN.

Hampton Roads Aug rs. las 43 IL. Ion 80 80.
York, Aug Is. lat 43 H. Ion SO SO.
Bark Evvva Nor PhAro, from Gloucester for New York
Aug Is, LAT ~ IL. Ion 50 50.
bark Ciermana Ger, Culver. from New York mot Phil
sdsiphia) for Bremen. Ang l. lat "a 10, Ion :t3 o.
Bark Therese Nor) from Liverpool tor Miramch. Aug
IL, 90 miles T. by = from Low Point, CB.
bark Shakespeare Nor,. from Grinay for Quebec, Aug
II. 90 miles h by from Low Point. CB.
BARK anon (Br), from Dublin for Philadeipha,
date, &c. By pilot boat + wiliisns.
Bark Verify B Corning from Belfast for Philadeiphis
Aug 1b, 80 miles Sc Of Montauk.
Bark Clotlda. for Baltimore, Aug l6, 80 miles
Sc ot Montxuk.
more. Aug l6, 80 miles Sc OF Montauk
BARK Assyrx (B), Edgett from sydney, CB, Tor Bslti
more, Aug 10. of Nantucket.
Brig Caroine Ca,h tGe, from Gloucester E. for
Wilmington. Nc, Aug II, of Cape ChareA
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asxspxss. Aug l5-saed bark Sarah Ellen tbr), Arm
strong. New York.
BRIsroL, Aug l7-ssiisd, ship Emma dtar, Gressi,
Phi adephia; bark Mississippi tNor). Esin New York
BRxnxx Aug l5-Arrived bsrK viliors Hopkins, hop
kins. New York.
DUBLIN. Aug Ie-saed. bark Cerere (Aus) Cattarineh
United States
HuLL. Aug 17-sailed steamer Hindoo tBr. Stevens
New York direct.
HAMBURG. Aug 14-Arrived, bark Stbal (Nor), Hammer
stad; New York.
HAvRx Aug I5salled. barks All (Nor, Thorht,rnsen.
United states Mercurius tAu Frian, do; vesta tNor)
Thorsen do; l7n steamer Lsbrador (r) ssnglier New
York. ,.s.t4 t4 tseH sl lsEs+ X
IrswcH. Aug fe-sai,sd, bark Smith Petersen {Xos,,
Ericksen Unitsd States ~
LIVERPOOL Aug 17-Arived, steamers Borussia {Br).
williams Montreal; Dsiambre (Br). Palmer, New York: :
Pembroke tBr. Jones. Boston; Ariel tBr) Hollis New
Orleans. 's'-'f
sailed leth ship Continental. Clark. New York; barks
KAema tBr), Douglass United States; Neptune CNos)
Tobiassen. do; Minnie (Br). Kitchen. do.
LONDON, Aug Ie-Arrved, ships Thiorva (Br), Graham.
New York; 18th, hersward r, Ingis do; Rhine, stet
son. do
Also arrived 17ss steamer Athens (Br) Corkery, now
York.
Sailed 17,h. barks Bremen (Br). CALDWELL United
states; Sarah Smith (Br). Olsen. Delaware Break
water schr VIM Hunter (Nor,. johnson, United States
LIxARD Aug l6-Psssed. ship bremerlehe oGsrl Run
ken from Now York for Bremen; barks Cnanims (Br>,
whitehousc for Havre; Germania Ger, Ciuver do
tor Bremeu 18th. IL AM steamer Canada FD, Fransue
do for Havre.
LYNN. Aug 1e-Arrived. bark Lsvspring (Nor), Bach.
Philadelphia.
LIssoN Aug Il-Arived. brig Matte Russell. Ather-
ton New before reported without dat l3th ship
India (Porp Lessa. do.
OPoRro Aug l1-Arrved, brig Hcst~r tBr). srrs New
York; schr Clifford Brsgdon. do (both before reported
without date).
Quxxxsrowx Aug l7-Arrived, basks Antigua (BD, Cali.
Baltimore; Maritime tA Chetti, Now York; Prospero
Doge GtaD. scarparo do.
Also arrived t7h Psnnsylvauia, harris Phila-
de,phia Liverpool tsnd proceeded).
RAmscArx Aug I6-sscd, bsrks Maggie Carvill tBr).
Tingiey and Emma (Br), Enmlyn drom Antwerp. New
York both having repaired
Rio JASKIRo. Aug l3-Arrived. bark Amazon, Myriek.
Baltimore.
s,LLorn. Aux l5-Arrived, bark Baceieis GssD, Della
eossa. New York.
sourHAxrrsx Ang l7-Auived. steamer Lepsnto tBr,.
Avery New York for Ilu
sAxpuAuS, Aug iossiled. bark Mercur tNor). Frvod.
Boston.
LONDON Aug l7-Bsrk Southport (Br), Cripps. from
Cochin May for New York. has put into East London
leaking In her upper works.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYazAp Aug IT. PM--wind Sw. moderate gale.
rLruouru Aug II, PM-wind W, moderate; showery.