The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1851, Page 4

‘THE STATE FAIR AT ROCHESTER, FIRST Day. OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE. ‘The State Fair opened this morning, amidst bustle, excitement, andthe merry notes of preparation. Scarcely had day dawned, when the streets were filled with ‘Wagons, sulkies, buggies, and all kinds of vehicles, car- Tying the people of the surrounding districts to the city’ ‘end also ertioles for exhibition at the fair. As the morning ‘advanced, cabs and omnibuses might be seen filled with ‘passengersfand running to the fair ground, while others ‘Were waiting for a load, or returning with one from the scene of operations. ‘The Fair grounds are situated about a mile and a half ‘from Rochester, on the South road, which is a continua- tion of Sophie street. They are part of what is called the Wadsworth tract, opposite to Mount Hope. Tho lot contains twenty-nine acres, and commands # beautiful view of Rochester and the surrounding country. The Genesee river lies beneath it in the valley, and adds to the generdl effect. Recently the land had a considerable umber of trees and stumps, but they have been all cut down, and now it is admirably adapted for the purposes of fair. It is surrounded by a strong, high, close fence. with two gates, one fer entrance and the other for exit. At contains 4 number of structures, some of them wood- en buildings, and others very bandsome tents. each de- yoted tocome particular department. The classification and arrangements are highly creditable to the commit. tee. The building that first strikes the eye as you enter, is called Manufacturers’ Hall, a large frame building one hundred and Sfty feet long and seventy-two feet wide. It is appropriated to various domestic fabrics, needle, Sheil, and waxwork, silks, paintings, daguerreo- types, “-o wings, and a host of miscelianeous maaufac- tured ¢rticles, of the finest description, It contained a large collection to day; but « large number of articles are yet tocome Opposite to it is the Mechanies’ Hall, It coutaias heavy iron work and farming im- Plements of all desoriptions A third building is set epart for the products of the dairy, together with honey, beehives, sugar, &o, Auo- ther is devoted to vegeisbics; bus permaps the most handsome structure of »!i, iv & tent iu the centre, co taining a most debgh' Gf the choicest kir ction of fruits and flowers fhe peaches, im particular, are Splendid, andthe greenhouse flowers are exquisite. and | are in great profi This i 4 Floral Gall, aud is of elipticel form, being about So by 180 feet The taste with which it is ornam ts ia bappy contrast what we so often wit astic Garden in New York city. Three cevtre p rt this beaatiful pavilion. rough branches and able appearance of @ uu rks are heaped st natural magner p puwerous bark Daskets, ingeniously etranged con 4g iraits aud flowers, and on the top isa gracefutly dispisy cd sueafor wheat. In the centre of the tert are nuntervus stands of flowers aad plants, and all arcund the esnvas are four ders of shel vee contaiping fruits of every variety. The flag of the Union floats frum the top ot this teat, wnd iadeos every where within the grounds and Te itself, was to be eren the stripes and sls” im the breeze aad giving animation to the sc Another of the batidiag+ to the Scowty is & handsome frame house, giass windows in each size measuring 45 by 24 feet Ib is the refresbment room. i Jed expreasiy for the members of the Soviely. F ¢ public at jarge, there sre Bumerous piaces of refreshment withia and w the grounds. One of these, iu the entre nea: Hall. is @ buge tent filled wi p.ovisions ana driak of every devcription. The pr privtog of basa paid $800 for permirsion to ercetit. Alor, the city to the grounds are tem Gisporivg of fruits and r ~bmeuts. One ot these ebanties struck my attenticu ia particwar, beariag the inscription, “Hot meals in bed * Near the middie of the grounds. aud opposite the maia entratce, is@ cireular strustvre of wbout 20 fect ia dis mieter, containing cis of water forced through an ixon pipe. from Genesee river by horse power, to a dis tance of £00 feet ana to au ewvation uf stxry fect Cais water is fer the use of both the lower and highec animats. Seme of the latter will mix ic witn their brandy, and <thers will drink it pure glass. Iehovid mention eet apart for the ladies ; aud ou an elevated pact ound is the President's marque. where be will ree the guests to morrow Tact. everything i# most com plete. The show of + iy not great as yet; though euch as have made th ace are fine specimens of the creation. -western side of the grounds there are uw horres, with quarte ‘western tide &e. There ts one mention. It ix at U It is Bewcy’s News Dep e tore, with a pyramidical top bke a prgeda. testefully lettered, sre ts, “Books, Agrioulture end the arts: D. M. De itis ailed with nooks on agrioulture. This is the way t> do bawness Mr Dowy keeps the news depot in the New York Herald ‘There was « continual stream all the day of mem- bers of the rociety, in omibuses passing, to and from the Js, None were sdmiced bat members to-day. vor will any to merrow. On Thursday the grounds will bs purven opem to such of the public as have purchwted Lord Elgin visited the grounds to-day, aecompanke’ by the Committee «f Arrangements, and was highly de- Limbs of oak ax to present ‘tree, and a Dumber of m0 about its trunk in the m In the brenches are susp ary sheds, erected for kowpers. At the mortb- for poultry, sheep swiae ¢ { bad almost forg: nto i) te @ small Thie afternoon the guests were formally received at the railroad depot by the Present, Me John Delafield. of Beneca ; the acting secretary. Mr J P. Fogg. Roches. | ter, and the other executive cficers. To-morrow all ar- Will be com ptete, and the judger will view the epimels end { the productions of the vegetable king- dom, and the varivus works of art. TELEGRAPHIC Rocwesren, Sept. 18, 1954 ‘This is the grand day of the Fair, The public are ad mitted to the ground at one shillingeach, and such a straight gathering wasneverin Rochester. Before eight o clock. | he this morming, the road to the Pair was impaseabl». it required two hours to reach it inany vehicle, such | ‘was the number of wagons, omoibuses,&e The only | aoe allround Canadi: only in retail parcels at giected at $3 87 : much ao barrels mixed to fa way to reach the ground in any reasonable time, was on foot. There is no comparison. in point of numbers, with ‘apy previous day. It isa perfect jam, inside and out ‘The trains to-day, again are late ; one train from the ‘West, arriving at half past clock this fore noon, had, at the least. one thousand persons in and on it for the tope of the cars were covered with human | $0e. lye At ten o'clock the Executive Committee assembled ia es retired part of Bophin street, occupying carriages or | ‘mounted on horses. and. having formed a procession. con- ducted the invited guests to the grounds, to view the exhibition Of the invited guests, thore already arrived are as fol- Lows:—Governor Hunt and staff, Governor Wright. of Indiana, Governor Marey. (ioveraor Morton; John Tyler €x-Prevident of the United States; General Wool: Lord Higin and suite; Adjutant General Reynolds, Indians Hon Eli Perry, Mayor of Albany, Alvah Hunt, State ‘Tressurer; Professor Antivell, of New York. The invited guests who have signified their intention | to come, but have not arrived upto noon this dey, are as follows —Jenny Lind end suite; Martin Van Buren Governor Bouck, E. Corning; Mayor Kingsland, N ¥ , Governor Wood, Ohio; the Prussian, Portuguese. and Danish ministers General Scott, Senator Douglas; Hon. J.B. Marke, Canada; Hon. W. B. Lawrence; Hon J. M Chambers, Governer Fish, Mr. Stuart, Secretary of the Interior, Governor Young; Professor Norton; I’rofesect Hon. A. Stevenson, Va; Mr. Foste, Belgian Hon F A Talmadge, NY; Hon. James | Buchanan, Colonel Medary. Ohio. fl been delayed by udieporition. but is expected this after- noo. Jenny Lind at firet promised, then was unwell, and final: bat it is stili doubtful | whether eby | tn Tr Pelee of tickets for the festival, to-night, is re- duced, Ute Morning. irom ten dollars to #ix fora lady end gentleman; i.°° for a gentleman alone rations of Corinthian Ha. are golog forward There was a great row last night. becweon the committee and the Common Council The latter were refused free tickets. im consequence The difieuity was compromixed, but there were some iti among the committees out of pout the hovers ee by the city, to the rociety rend toele tnvited. guesve ™s at EY, Noe oniy the élite and besaty of chester, bat of the State, were present It ‘wed betd 1 Corinthian Hall. Ome of the reome under the hall is the in State, Chat was fitted up oss reoep- tiom foem previous to the entertainment. and for ® ball From ruberquently, It was tastefully, “aeons with evergreens and wreaths | aiden boom ns te Wseded tn the reseption rooms til +p ‘was banvenced. ‘The lady cf Mr Delafield, the pres of the sowiety, hed tng stmt Mr j tt President of the United | Staten The array See was truly brilliant, qaite it tem o'clock. the company were showm to the Tall, Which presented « mognificent appearsace The wall* were decorated with + verere ns and flowers of every bi On the stage were two large veces of the rarest greem- house flowers The o with onk leaves The Te paced ar vand, forming op jibeatre. In the vacant epace im the centre fang four tables forming # hojlow square, and oa aside wee pieced s rund table Thee tables Groaned sith the owt Jeliciows fraste, nad the best de iptions of confectionery The crnaments wore wu ne = ~ te ai ong them were tempt di- cote Ceres, Flore, na t Sice ol sitve® plate was mort exquisite. Alvouw ware inost elegant effair. ond is highly crotical Fy my Rarely. if ever, have T seen 1 valid c+ Lap A Ti « Seeeeen ae &> ore we Simmons Leg @ Buchen J i 4 Dr Mi. strong, nn © Halls pase secthe " thon Lb, A. Ward, © pabal, Hon. A. M. Be! Hot, Majer John Williams, Hoa. Bliss A. Strong, ond e,, Tmported) to dey, casks and 197 cases German nc enmctnat 4 mana w 8 entertainment ae on Rocuesren, September 16, 1351. the company were duly the officers of the suciety aud field, of the soclety, reps Bue acer pre pon ger) i Several other eae mesene retired aioe w mili ‘rumbull; aad 22 the ball room, and advanced hour, The officers of the uniforms. Jenny Lind was not preset M 1,390 Ibe old 2,920 bare do. jeTaLs —] aan —100 nak Nenetian re Prastex —265 tons ground plaster —60 bales Brevi —263 cases stecl; 73 bundles do salt. Srices —12 bales cinnamon Tix,—800 boxes tin plates Tonacco.—1 cask tobacco. Woor.—32 bales wool. Woov.—352 loge rosewood. Zinc — 2,606 lacs spelter. MARKETS LS WHERE, Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Pumavecenia, Beptember 18, 1851. The Political Battle—The Natives Threaten to Desert their Whig Allies—Persecution of the Diamond Merchants of Old Spain—The Stolen Notes. ‘The various political parties, having now completed their nominations, are preparing their forces in battle array for the coming eontest. aspects presented by the choice of candidates, in the judicial nominations. the District Court, nominated the present Judges, while have followed the same . I Clark Hare instead of Judge Strou tiees,e0 their part, eeconded the democratic Rominaticn. For the Common Pleas, there is more variance. The de- mocrats have Judge Jones, V. L. Bradford, and James L. Johnston. The vatives selected Wim. Rawle, Wm. D Kelly, Allison, and the whigs Oswald Thomson, M. Russell Thayer. being substituted instead of Mr. Allison, the mative fa- vorite, bas crested a hubbub among his partizans; and if the breach is not healed, there will be a lamentable > ay in the vote usually cast by the natives for the ‘The natives declare that their stronghold, Bouthwark will give Bigler, the democratic candidat» for oF, a majority of 1500, in revenge for this unkind rut. ‘The charcoal venders from Jersey have come off victo- rious before Judge Kelley, under the law prohibiting the vending of goods of another The Judge decided that the law did | to the products of the soil, amd theretore dis. aha tee or 3 ie LS b do Teh; tas] Pyramid, ‘There are many anxious Sirians Je The democrats have, for Hanilto Chas Sa aie 255 Nt bg a nay fay ry Reriag ae iy i Girard Band, 13 1) Reading Bis’ fier Sater Wm. D. Kelley. @ This last name 1 200 Ls S10 oe Gaal ‘6's, 6; 300 const Seni ernys bark re for NYork. Passengers for NI Cros ed ‘trem ‘Deal by a ate Baltimore aud Ubio Railroad be 1567, do. shares G7 Uli, 63 asked; York snd Guinberiand, 175, Utd, Telegraphic Reports, New Oncaans, Sept. 16, 1851 The sales of cotton, to-day, hav+ been 1,000 bales, at | declining prices, middling being at 8 | Small esles of mess pork are makingat $16 50 Busiaess Tho Luropa’s news hus just been re- ceived, but ite effect is not yet apparent, continues pleasant New Onueans. September 18. 1851 ere 1,200 bales, at ir- is firmer, with | We qaote middling 8% a <9 —_ at ly SL in certain suits commenced | State by sample, Ronee Homer, and Eim, Pate, ares sand fair at 940. So; sels Acklata, do; Emma, var The two $l 00 notes. recently stclen from the counter | of all kinds is dull. of (he same dimensions, aud ¢ natracted of the same | of the Pennsylvania Bunk, have been ascertained to be | materials. 1 All the others having been redeem- ‘ond @ new issue made. dated Aug. 23d 1851, the pay- | went of the stolen notes ts stopped, and will be resisted. | { $400 offered for their recovery has also | Doano, N Yor! The soles of cotton Cerolina, Sout. timore. Theatries! and Musical. nesron. Sept. 17, 1851. 3 morning of 460 bales of cotton, holders having somewhat relinquished ich will be cast to the full strength of th in“ Nick of the fend Tilton in the o Broapway Tueatne —The general favorite. Mr. Fd nerican actor and m On We ape September 17 by the Rev. Mr. Walleck, appear this evening Of Brooklyn, to Miss Extza A NYork, supported by reve lent programme of pie an “atholie Church in Canal strect, b; Rev. A. Lafont Maximniay Hanpraure t Eupraste Bounc ptember 17. by the Key. Wm. I of New Orleans, to Miss Satie RB. Paice, of Cineinnatl, orgs ¢ primus The stove ie ¥ 8, after along and ACKER, aged 62 years, funeral, which | ja" more; eehrs Mor: . Makcarer Suez, i of the fami! rospestfally invited to y warning, at 9 o'clock. yh raing of September 16 of consumption, Joun ive of the county of outer reads three b wiether | Firerarniox, age ewarded with enth: y Anriitiest On Thursday morning, aft resa, at the residence of bh. a short and painful i t, Miss Anne Skelly, 4 aH. Fagan, aged 20 years Patrick, Peter, Jobs Ghslly,, are ‘te ectfully invitea to om, September Ww. interred in Kleventh Geyer, Bavg: Cienred~ Berk Kingeton, Foulke, Demarai Raymend, Buurne, Nautacket; 44’ Simpson, Masxoll, Box- ‘encral, on Friday aft Tlis remains will be | street Cemete ee ‘Op September 17, The friends and acy emely talented and | x Seginours do, 1 of their pleasing enter- band Will give am been purchi Fetiows? Mixsrnei wosle tishery, and will Setved at New Beaters. by their exeeilent 4 fine programm. uaintanoes of the family are res- 4 the funeral, from nis late Siateenth street, on § sracting crowded hou: ures for these aud for | gow for Nb ork, Ath ult. Crew saved, materials and part of cargo als Wutow —This affair takes CatHaning Avs. | daughter cf Thomas H. and Kosanna (Brien aged 1 year and 2 mont The friends an: On the evening of September 17, for Nova Scotia, presents a fine pro- | acquainter ces of the family are res- pestfully invited to wttend the faneral, thi Aftert oon, at 2 o'elve ) Jay street, Brooklyn, ne: Kochester and 1.0% ¢ll pap September 13, apother of bis popular ballad | entertainments. at the Teb-rnacle from the residens Please |, Bennand, eldest son of Lynch, aged T years aad 6 months family wre respestfally invited to ttend the funeral this afternoon, at bh cm the reridence of bis father, ia ¥ usbing and Par On Wednerday. Be pte » Mi Trqvat's, formerly of f Obarieston, 3.0 snged 2S yesrsand 3 months toade, Where he sels the | D Orleans f water. he is ceeb Uston Covnae ¥ Bernard wud 8p | Hire Weeds ult bane my Ve. 5 pencer street, be- | fboston, before rep abandoned sith \eee that wight 10 wiles from Coneo lig! Contreras © tigne. Bhe Lad a cargocot trou, fen, grindstones, es ..1.—A most splendid trotting ecntest, two mile heme ead, took place yesterday state of our columns pro- | Tue following is » afternoon, but | cictes ® Tepe lighted with what he saw, though nothing ls yet ester 16th inst, leaky, caulked and painted, and Isuached 16th. ace from her late r. Spring siteet, this (Friday) afte: At Cuebec, on September 14, Besson Wr con avd Bi.za Sloan Bennett, for, eprw Hi. Jones entered b. ¢ wre run |G: Raynor entered ch | @. Nelson entered bik Th evening, from Spectacle I ete were injured. CITY TRAVE REPORT. Thcksoar, September 18—6 P.M. Some 8U barrels were pur- Incian and N Asnxs tended upwards chased at $5 15 for pote, and $5 56a £5 62 for | The Flour market. althou having made of 12 Fish, N Pacific, CHA I7th Was not firm to-day. eal uninspeeted at $2 62) 2 ST, ; superfine No. 2 at $3454 & $3 ; y estera, with crdiuary to choice state, at $8 | fancy old anc good new Michigan, round nd | hoop Ohio aud new state, at $351 a $9 98% | | sla Genesee at $4 to $4 12), Niagere at ; and do new do. at $4 | BrotherJonathan indiesting pearly 6c. per barrel of a de- ruled very quiet, No. 1 selling ; and sour being ry Port September orite old, found buyers of New Kor, at $418) a 64314 fancy (id at $475.0 $5 4. Rye flour recalled at $2.27! meal was held at $3 25. andover. Wheat extent of y 0) bushels Genesee white at Southern red at a fraction off at which another cargo sold | Octs were easily | inanimate at 70 dlspoted of 8693 to Bsc. Corn exbibited an walform as- ed to 47,000 bushe Western mixed al ys inet & Co. whl Atar Gull, ta Beir ar a? 35 : Brig Frances Lord, pe Sevannab, N ane 8 & . a Coomestt, Boston, Foster & Nickerson. 1s, MM Freeman & Co. perasions ano: damaged and heated at 61 a 67 ound yellow at 61 » 6: bar been rather more andthe sales amount to 1, ON, much worm eatea. Porw. AntTwrnr, Sept é—Bar! Irvine, Taylor, for Roston s0e0 weet: ‘Wilinse, ee item Abyab, ocr ist, expected to proceed We Caais aa Toad i? Be operate, to-day yesterday's prices Corres remained about the same, 150 realizing 9',¢; 200 do. Rio 8\e. a9 ; Imported to-day, 2,920 bage eat t00' Se. Bo: | for cotton and dead weight were nominal Some fustic was engaged at #*. To London about 1000 bbls flour ged at ls 64 There was rather more toquiry Btinent, aud fome vessels were taken up for Northern porta, Havre, cotton was steady at },¢ in rates to California Fratnens —Live geese were held at 400 1,000 lbs. prime western have been obtained, at Se cash 4 Loy Gree: Philadel ht ath. Gorsannes > ae te Mentor pty for Boston Fisn generally appeared dull, only one transaction, embracing 900 quintals western Ban! | ported, at $2 80. berri Prev —We noticed sales of 200 boxes Malaga raisins, at $176 0 $2, 2 cases preserved ginger at about $6 75, and 10 casks currants at 6)9¢ mS Hein, Limerick 43 days. in beliees, Re ie Passengers. to Williams & Guioa. Tat 45 25, Imyorted, to-day, 118 kegs Dutch bie io mrs, Se Willams @ Oulen, Ae from, Oran: Afeirs, are 9 ide for NYo day 1 Imported to-day 12 cases deemed an infected the rate paid for 600 bales parcel of 165 bales American dressed, was | dispored of at $165 six months. | lors. to @ limited extent, fetched 284 30c.,eaeh. Stock | h Cornelia, ‘ee © fore 8 Hay seemed searce at 50c, Zriemph ( Senator Dougias whe is to deliver the address, has | | prime River this forenoon ic Melia (ot Portland). Bl on its rarenond. ith ent. ok exchaey als aw (probgely bark Cony , Pernambuco NB Br bark 12th, Favorite, Masters, tinued inective at $90, six months Onty tons pig sold at these f, bars raiiroad, 6.149 bare. 6.611 bls hoop, 210 bdis. roa. —All kinds were nominally quoted at $4 87's Imported to-day, 65 Motarere —100 hbde Cube bro sight 2t ® We, showing © quiet market. “Fieave, Cumberland, NS, 0days, with me (ie) Dandar, Windsor, NS. 17 days, wish prot, Golding, Washington, NC 6 days, wists Maree! Behe Cvlese te). det Nava Broace were unusually inenimete. Triding | "% sales only cf epirite being effected at D4 \5¢ and North county tar at $2. —With the +xerption of Linwed, which was haved to the extent of | heard of nothi ng Imported to day 4 barrels esstor. and kiy sought after, and p 00 gallons, at T4e Prorinors —Pork varied but little; 400 bbis. wah | | at $15 75; old at $16 lds sis * at $18 2. and old at 2 iy held. and about 130 bbis mess cl TO a S11, With come prime at $5 0 $6. bame remained heavy at $14. while cut meats were *pe Fingly offered at unaltered rat | tive. only 160 bie. being taken, at ¥ and cheeve freely brought the improvement iaet quoted. Beat Eotats —Salee by nuction —Ilous and ot 244 | vi Bisth street. Sut, $3.860 0; % lote on Tent eclipsing your city festivals. The attendance was very bo Thirty-eighth streets, ench 442100. $ Brockiyn—I lot corner Mili aud Columbia streets Zx100, | ye ie tre pear Volumbia «treet eace 2100, aries, ing, 2 100, $485 to fair, Were fun off at moridica, NNW; si oun- oD Bicop Jones Gorham Lard seemed less ae [Pen greener NOrieans: An- do do. 348 Sixth Se alee 00. Thirty sevewth ‘ are NH Wolf, Bay Kon oe oh ol colt, Sates Tew tor vs ee rieane: O Fart for, wy. - Cease, for 4 amt VBR riinooldt, Lites, § Fork aah sae 4 do. on ( "Roce wee Seen 1) casks Ly Si 8 $8 12% ‘ne —s00 (00 German a $10—six menthe 58 chests, 170 bones, 400 qr do. “eee 78 wnat), for NYork. Ci von, Bept sel Cuxna ten, Rept ” Tare Reni " + Monterey, MeManua, Lc mdon for Havre 4). ey no ‘a t Bebe, | Lenteren, Boston. ’ ne were heantitn ly festvoned | fa » Uiaagow (7 16 1Uthe segars ttle transpired in thie iwe to-day was bold at 2) '4e., but buyers offer Ute. at which they procured only #9 te of foreign braadies found « a Ast, f New York, nee isa bei ies Raynes, Palermo: i vorgool. eee est ar for Geek. A few Io inerhet at previous figures, ote a sale of 200 hhde Cuba ueusl terms. The market imported to day, $23 bhds. ane — We bave but to ot nd Porto Rice at : ~o ty (s), Byele, fe m New nd Ann Dot: thes Chalonee, Thompson, d 800. 9 $1 06 oa ‘bre ain, Mir, A Jesntun. Clay, Curh: erect Malaga, | pee tchinson, NOrivans Goi Cann Chuan ‘Gaiahy Biater, and Geo Urven, Ragman, WYorls ooh, Of Kew: Gil, *,Yrlenns; Carmatio, hogers (3), for MYork linn; Baltic ny Lind, es ‘race SS for Neen. ees ‘ sis ian Fyn gs walt, neta ei f tl Shane Piet fade ef fannou, for Philadelphia wit di, 4 Biel. Bat’ tor iar 2 3a, Boll Rock, and ony for Boston; 4th, a. Nee ffordshire, Boston; Forest am, Chas Ureoker, NYork; Glonsivon, Savannah Cito Ree atc ee le: Josep aay Salo, Tee- Burke’ and "4 Paap f Goodwin, Weexs, for do 6th; M Evans. Pratt,'do 13 ry grees. Griswold, do Bad all, for Boston; Con- d.,and Diogenes, for Orleans, te, Marshall, Lisbon. Froueriek. "Smita, City Point, (one ao- Gpsseseows, Sept 3—, why Emina Watts, Glasgow, to em- fale, Thomas, Havans for bottom foul; was tow- Suiexps, SeptS—A: Telegraphie Marine Annai Pale. Potindatphi oles Se 8. aud Mary, N York. feany, Charleston; {soln, and Califoraia, and Clarion, NYork. ALTiavam, Sept 15, Arrivod—Brigs Arthur Leary (Be), St Domingo; Blisha ohr Roxbury, Provicence. Cuanizsron, Sept 1, Edisto, Boston; Baltimore; bt ener, aud Tybee, NYork; J 8 Gittings, Bale —Sebr Brilliant, Baltimore. The schrs Pampero for Alexandria, and Columbia, for Phi- New Deusen: Sopt 13. Clearod—Ship Hamilton, N York. x “ 8 sf Vv. jonroLE, A Arrived—Schr Norfolk Packet, NYork. ernees 'w BeororD, Sept 17. cAttingts;Bark Emma, Pacific, ooo bbls ep oil; sche Henry ig yao Arriveé—Bor! ladelphia, returned om account of x weath Paovmencs, Sept 18. vs Wm L Dayton, Philadelphia; Spy, Albany; srs Jcha Bowman, Norfolk; Joba M Clayton, Batam, Sept 13. Arrivod—Bark Miquolon, Rio Grande Balled Lcth—Bark Kingston, Baltimo Forelgn Mails. Letter the Pxchangs’ Reading Rovm (57 Bs- day, 2c, at the usual how jo are algo at Kenyou's, 9 Wall street. leseid Marine Cerrespondenea. Eooaurown, Sept 1. Arrived—Brig Porto Rioo, Britt, Philadelphia for Milt bre Avstip, Gidts. do for Boston; Geo Washington, ms, Newport tor Bangor; Kiader é& Co, Fletehsr, N ory t), Gardner, Balti m for Portsmouth, NE ; Peru, Smith, ‘Rich iSth—arr stip Norman (of Nanton: Bosse, Wari NYork’ fer By: ner, Haskesl, at ; echrs Austin. Goo Washington, Avenger, £era, Cordelia, Bengal, Jos R B Pitts, Victoria. In of ascertain Arrived—ship y Aun, Jacovs, Ports Nortan, Pio Janeiro; Copia, Sears, snd Mary Bayuum, NYorks sarah Nowonald, Buss, Haz Vahen, mith, Hartford; Win K omas Feunor, Baker, Boi Mary 0 Turtel Baynom, NYork; steamer "Kennebec, Miscellaneous, Bann Dostrxca, of Boston, 230 tan nthony, of W. Bx Bank Menoaner Dewan, Toyo, 46 days. from Glas: go tron, &6, Was wrecked on Sal Br Bank Many Caxrrett, days from Apaischicols epoken on the 1/ts tast, in Las 35 09, Jor at Philadelplia, with pumps chok yeurest port to repair, The St J oup- rt piled ber with provislons ond water. to Anya (of Harpswell), Willard, feom Philadelphia, wae ashore 16th inst, on Hog {sland Ledgo, below Portiaad, Lut wae expected off at high tide. A Bare reperted Zamure, but eupposed the Soa Bran, from ade!phia, is ashore on Joe Flo; fail of jeu with 263 sacks corm and empty 4 Sonn Bove, of and from Prince fal had sora for fcxn Jane, from Bangor for Providence, taken upon Boun Aww Manta, Hutchins, of and for Sal alesk during the on Saturdi shore at Rockport to p Srzowre RB Fornes was towed to Bostor ture of her damage was not kn: Wralemen. Sid from NLoj 0 Ooes: Sid trom Nbc itera 15th, ship Navigator (of Pairhay hip Magnolia, Oox Avg 16, 3a: Beri ‘obis sp on board. 49 8 W, Mary, Harris, of Yor Nantuchat, 45 months out, iivte cil (last reported ay sf Liverpool for Philadel strom besten for NOrle sas, Sth inst, lat Itimore for Rio Janei: N &) miles. wre Cape Meury Dearing ‘Ain’ bath (the captain of which refused to £2 ber from Rio Senge 3 tage out, for aun ‘eb ult, Testo N, lon 54.0" Bark Cambis (ot Pictiand), 16 days fro. a George Leslir (ot Taomaston), & we omy Rio Ja Savennah, 4 days ows for Rio Ja- lon? aw i ta Bigloy, feom Newport for Dine, was ths inst, los tle water 4 long time, aud was ixoun, “fi Helyoke, o Pechina, ¢ Banuavomy Aug ¥i—Bid Lrg Xenophon, ‘Callender, Goodwin, for Borton, lerrithew, St bs > Avg W (receivet in Boston in IT o- irom from Bot vod, arr Btn, (4 day on her return ia abt 10 days; Caroline "yes ‘Orveaseh sek Bth; bark Sass ef of ieriats, Fea) tor NY. Boru Orone, Chae port Sin 4, intending to fniel rk, bot wae not allowed to enter, “dintriet. svan, Bey I:--luee brign Nautilun, Srtney for NY ork: Cinara, Bollong, J ve lohmend. Cla lath, sehr Foreey Perry, N Rept }—Dark Madonna, Curva; for wpe gE. ALAGa, fe 5 ta ro my 2 L Toebre, from La tg Sonnett, Atwaien, =p Ni tl Linco! a, ‘sont Fort, Hac ‘parva asta sare bark Claes © Bell, King, N York Rorr: rh pod for ston See! tote NYork; South, colne. , 44 Eividh, Parma tor jor'n Pork wee feedy on mt) i JANEIRO, Acg —-Peek Tamily, Roverts, for Philadel. feed ‘te ieee Golden Bey, Nartietss NTork. foun War ueptay, ‘brie Boddle, Adesandrin; rohr Johe Benson, Crows, ae Wis brig Viewses Kemnay, Aloaaa™ > beige Cl Philedet) uN "7 vhatnee Ona, Bye i ale. from Philadelphia. MeKay, Calentta: bagh to. Pilis- , Boston; Oth, Henry any, Madiccs. ir Balmer Cooper, 9 i, . WW Risa hen tence 4 full of water. eee catedt Matilde, und Bay Beate doves ote te "MOBILE, Bept Lig ‘Gea Lincoln, mille wie won, Sg as tt brig Otavia, Forbes, Galvestor c ty Fairy, Williams, Havana. enh ship Oeweno, Cornell, NYork; bark rk Yamuri, Ray, , Sept ld—Arr steamers Roan TAOHEOLE, 8 Ben Fowasend, Alexa torunioh lage brig Jol ha pavers lina Ny¥or in Hampton ‘Koade, brig ral rehrs Mott Bedell, and Ann D, hy Nye Po bing abe Leta my ood Creek oy N York. on: In Hampton Roade, shi more for Nitedford; Bark, gehts Mary Wetley W HAVEN, Sept iT ML Compton, Phila delphia, Sid aches. Olivia & wenn ls, Philadelphia; Pena- sylventay do; Rebeoea & Abigul "NEW LONDO s— Are wich, te Niven el NYak Sd sehr Bus: i, do. NEWPORT, sept 16—Arr ios JoaG Griggs, Gavit, New York for Dighton; 17th d, tucket; sloops Elio, York, Rondoul; Nor | fe fret stages of eortaia disgnses, am reeks}, Guilt Nore | fmumsdiate cure ae Toe fan caetted in m very faw hoot Lo Aare sche Sarah Jane, Pitagerald, Rondout for Paw- on B Holmes, Davi PRivor for Albany NEW BEDFORD, Sept 16—Cld bark John Deaham (new, B Smith, and Her ibs, NYork; sloop Repuolio, Albi BURYPORT, Sept 16—arr ‘sehr Clari Aphia PUTEADFLPHIA, Sept Cottrell, Cronetad’; * 75 tons), arr, N 'y Clay, Albany; Arr berks P R MHasoltine, Little, Rio Janeiro; Li cow’ i cater, do; Mary Merahon, Sptagne, Alban: moon, NHaven; Buterprive, Bayle: 4 Hardscrable, Simmons, dite, Rackett, Dighton; Southere RL ee A Stunrt, Lonior; Murtha Ja tuchet: Wr, ‘1h mer Franklin, for Havre, via South- | Baymors, Richmon dais, anit Thos Pag: Penn eebrs. iim Collins. do:, York; Enterprise, rant, Mdesheblenetiice Sarah A: | Hogers, Voeroe, Providenc Hanah, Wolfe; Stony Puint: sico ork | G 3 rea, tae Deli yory Bdivvea, Baker, At b Sid sebrs Montezuma, Smit! | avd Fredk Tyler daniel, Frederica, at Nayat Point 16th, schr Isanc Hinckley, Harvey, a Sept 16—Below brig Alesia, Willard, from MOND, Sept 16—Are sobrs Rebovon Slo! Wma acres by rage NYork: J Silliv cur Mershant, Couch, ¢o; ¢ Darling, Smith, Africa; —Sid schrs Falcon, Dunbar, Baltimors. , Sept 14—Arr sehrs Arcus, Baldwia, Fred- gzichobure fo Bator, Favorite, NYork tor Chatham; Aun, B chee 3 Oi g. Wainwright, do; ife Cid loth, sohr BL B Wal dolphin, WICKFORD, Sept 11—Sld sohr Plant: to load for Texas. Pastenyere eerveee Ricnvone—Steemer cit of Richens , Reynolds, NYork ae f et id ate of 7 rent); Farrail, Mr HeClo: Mrs Kettlewell, J Brangor, J Poster, iA Jones. hip Malabar—Rov Mr rove, Rev Mr Lamb, Mi lye? us MoSbsne, Mr Mo: Mr Anderson, Mr Wilkins, Mr La- v L Jones, F Hasasl, \eren. A Benton, ABCF &, erm? 1 yp it ek ie B Pe nt, a ll VRE. (HARTAN Ann Livenpoot 9 WH Boardman, AC Whe vy Andover: Me Pi avon and nd wil Apecions from Bos- Foriiuiiar thie Joa ee Brady. ise Garaner, ran, ey Kral ita eos fuageath and ‘wita, Ha- SHIPPING. Son ae for ceived for the "rivine Moet FoR Bo tym XPRESS ieee HIP Comr ANY OF gr EW Pann, for Peay Ae 4 jas’ line, and in ti ery rea; fully equal x. ry rt eens eae for passengers ate fort, oe, and Say Hercom ~ ty Saas sean & CO., © Broadway, New York, DEN & CO., ® Se ROUTHAMPTON “AND HAVRE.—THS UNrreD FRANKLIN np Wottor aeeet, a iS are for ating to ton shrusand (n London at 5. i6the of one per rot specie will send teele board on Tomeene not wanted on the voyage should be font ‘ing, marked “below” For ira eet INGBTON, Agent, {3 Brontway, coNrART, FOR AS OR- “iceasresptondia 4c mnt S, ayy ea pAnenty COMPANY. ONLY rough Lat ad At CLFEC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. oNLy Throwgh Line for on, Frageieos, veg Choe Pare Redaced.—On Saturd splendid ye ey Tiedt ify TLti x Noisy nd it ateamer in AS inh Ht ea fe t Zi, Warren Hirset, © i vy ‘raneisen on the pints ol ‘Anema. or or a otewth street, or at 177 ‘on caer oA “here Ry company et Paw Sey York ina ion cffieers, for their continued attention to te the, comfort sad bealth of the pansen deri sioor Rice, WiTh bartaen ten one, Bike 5 Cteony SHIPPING = eteee ae: iy aC) fe °, her Tene ISH PROPLE WOULD J AND VALK 1% % bouts Watts’ Nerv I would tell 4 show es a toe, a it \. I wish ay rich man, there ld be no more consump- tion or ‘JOHN HOLMAN, 9 Peal street, Brooklyn. ONSUM I WISH PEOPLE IN Car. what I would eee, ven tion to , antidote wats eee” BAMCED NEWHOUSE, oa 6ORNVERY ONE SOMETHING FOR TH! rutlic Rice poe ot evans pe the dead, J am con’ ‘wort Ma |ARTIN damian cs a i ee. Tt une guasntes ag a frac ilies, oud rity verty. Sold under seal. oe, Ad poet ra pald, Det Ne Bow | York City, ane etl iF yt nrn ie om confident Diz PRLANETS PRIVATE MEDICAL Cag ag Led street, Broadway. axthenel tee ious instruments that curo the deplorable ocasequanses Pag improprr habite infallibly, without ap: Sent to any part of the Union, Consultations ns strictly oom: DB LAW: Dé ew Fi sratecns and meron, braagh of the AUTHOR O¥ THE “PRIVATE MEDS io. 51 Lispenard street, near residence in ablo bins to warrant, in this parti Ay pave Mod eh certain, quick, and no other source in Amor! vices recited, Bet is x the ee S of those be arr i cure iexprover Bahl Malis, without me medicine, ‘eine ig fath ate tl $0} ef ite Uniza. “His cal sited ‘Pokeh local remedioe seeeart to those who appl; LA CHOIX’S PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE.— Cheaper, book evor published~25) pp. and 18) fine es on the Physiology of Marriage, ant t Ys secret infreate aad disorders of and mabacity, resalting habits, which Geatroy the physica’ and montat be the Natural frelfage, Aad oxhwust the oneegies of ith preotioal observations on the prevention treatment of alcrvous ity, looal and coustitation Weaknoss, ond 1 diseases arising from indigoretion, with plain and simple rules, by whieh all persons can cure them- selvos without mercury, with the rity | ite dutics and disqualification 5 the anatoms roductive organs of bo xcs, theif structures, usos ahd fusctions. Lt comtaine mi Mmportant hinia co (Lose cousemplaning matrimony, wl will overcome objections again st mai OWE EE Thould take this impor aat ctep without Bret, coutulriag f Tt treats of All Hacases of fer alos, whether mare palo. Strangers who roquire modical aid, before consult '¥ doctor, ought to know whet or iis case is stood avd judiciously treated by kis physio thus guard against tho imydsition of quackery, hy in poyulons citios, Doctor La Oroix ig a te yractitioner, and hag for twenty years devo Td atadise te jects of which his book treats. Any person set nts in a} wat roctive epaeey by dress Dr. M ‘Croix, Soaver street, Albany, Nei. Bold by Burxess & Gates and Bisiuyer & Townsend, 222 Browiway, New Yorke » (Bundy exo wioh stroot. From the % wieomraon medical s vaatagoe she puthor Lag jh he would instance hav: rook tendying these diseases, followed by Siva prastioe, €:votod exclusively 43 0 Sithows hesitation, romien, even, in. ipe 5 cowplicated caees—aa stricvures geavada: tained from any ‘obner See bt ‘Amorica. ha whe a) inthe C2 gee of private diseases, will be greti! Sane ton dase" Aceseain wel ttapawssse ngs pevvtied seep a very fow dnyos wai feiaibient by lettan, A: Ciles. D2, WARREN, 80:1 5 STRBRT, 18 COMSULTPR isoance, which he curos 4 mot eases cured in vo anys, Ww bay 5 B. bya tusk in Roosevelt Seo pie feo ies cured, D ®. MORTAMORE WOULD INFORM THE aera who spaly, | ly, to him tor the cure of that hi Dae a a a inet a sf wich A decepling, wortay pandemonium itself. -he ~ ; who may come under bis oy may Sit air. ace pe aerae vio eratis, ae ‘MORTAMORE, Fd Do delut Dis Cor Em u DUANE STREET, FoR THD by pled nd bis bia peaciies ‘the trees neat of margerisized's thar diet He 23m cure the tod disemeoe. in Beaks EAs T= MARRIED ayy ig tte~ PRIVATE xxprc of Women Twentieth Binion Is mo. one Years of suffering, 0 Stud, might have beer é Y trai mete eae ama Coatemplating marrings, eo it dvoicene imp which cbould be known to them rational tamil ritta ot erpcist im sieiacg ee 4 ‘ ale—the aleo, every fem: either Wedatia bs ate mromasheod, who cE Pay 3 oex is ow (een este om ere another MH human bawillty 1 or arave, tad my children Tet oy it Chow ag) to con folly pious valjects treeted of, eet metre ager souls intended sie cea wil ee $18 ceompedrer mall, fevered: eins, Mate AL KS.—A COM: ae nai Stoned ore pitas NDON ne nat 2 a? Pi ie I would Newt of a fet yas eg. age oie ane athe eve og. a ~¥-{ 1 cheage In Applicntion to bi propr Nor challenges 3 ei which, th not cure, under the f 8 wp in Yatton, wid aa full “aires aa cured in, two secre I veces, gee © FER TILL CURED — Hs. 0 coor mK & MURPRY, $i Rootavete rtreet, from ores war oy A, be relied on ioe yt on; goatere Landon by iotgam te ate Lik t Afforde the erentest pri