The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1853, Page 1

. THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7563. MORNING EDITION---TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1983. NEWS BY PREPARATIONS AT SYRACUSE HEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STAB CONVENTION, Siauners OF THE BIRDS AND soFTs. "The Leaders Marshalling their Forces. THE ELECTION IN MAINE. nen Hen. G. M. Dallas May Go to China or France. Masachmetts Temperanes Convention, &e., be, ka. The Democratic state Convention. MOTES OF FREPARATION—STRENGTH OF THE FAC- TIONS—THE LBADKRS ON THE GROUND, BTO. SPECUAL CORRESPONDEACH OF THE BEW YORK HERALD. Syaaoves, Sept. 12, 1863, ‘The New York train, with both delegations on board, hasareived. Tne hotels are fall, and nearly all the dele- gates are here, Gov. Seymour, Aucustus Schell, John Van Buren Mike Walsh, Deniel B. Tsylor, A,B Hunt, Danlep (of the Pewter Mug), Speaker Ludlow, Sherman, and Croes- ‘well, are bere, Joba Ruger is the hard delegate from Onondaga coun- ty, net Kugor, as priuted ia the Hara. T figure up the forces of each faction as follows :~ Hards, fifty-five; vofts, thirty eight; contested, thirty- five, Jeha Stryker esys:—'* Undoubted hards, tvonty; nofta, forty; to be converted, twenty, and the rest con- ‘tested.’” Mike Walsh and several other hunkers go for treat- ing the softs as if they were not here, voting the pei a and making «clean ticket of the momina- Gov. Seymour isa button-holing delegate, but the hhards don’t look at him. Symacuax, September 12~7 P. M. The softs are playing s deep game. They have held ~ glections in Oswego cousty to day, whore the seat of Mr. ‘Grant was contested, and also in Jofferson county. The following named softs are here :—John Cochrane, Peter Oagger, of Albany: Dudley Burwell, John Stryker, of Remo; Martin Grover, of Allegany; Marshall B Caamp- lin, of Allegany; Isaac V> Fowler, Postmaster of New York, Fernando Wood, J J. Annable Postmaster of Hud tom; Wm. Cassidy, of the aibany Atlas; J.D. Briggs, of and many other leswer lights in the soft shell ‘firmament. i The Impeachment Case. SPECLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HKRALD, Asan, Sept. 12, 1853. ‘The argument in the impeachment o1se was continued 2o-dag. Prior to edjourning the Court went into private = A verdiot is not expected for two or three « WwW. The Maine Klectien. XO CHOICE FOR eTATR OFFICERS. Poxtiasp Sept. 12, 1863. Returns received by telegraph and otherwise render it cortain that there is no choice of Governor by tho people, At is aleo measly certain that no distiact party will haves majerity in the Legislature, and there is mo gree. change from last tm the general renult. Goskeau, Freeport, Falmouth. Durban, Cape Elisabeth. Bath, Gailowell, Gardiner, Pittston, Ca- ‘yis, Base and B ccotord, show @ whig gain. Eastport, Belfast, Corinth, and several other towns heard frem, bave el-cted whig representatives. Portizad electa three whigs, and Bangor two whizs. OMtewn has elected a democrat, ond Augusta two demo. erate again. Westhecok, Wingham, Hampden,-Brewer and Eddy, Rave elected a Morrill tempe: ance democ -at. In Oumberiand socaty the whigs have probably eloct ed two Senators agsin. Tnere is no choice of the othe two. ‘The vote in Portland for Governor is as follows:— whig). +893 Holmes ... a 92 as . 783 Sestering 6 Morrill... ‘800 This is a very large whig gaia from last year, but other towns do not sho « a corresponding gain ‘There is probably an iocrea od majority in tho Legisla- tare in faver of the Maine Liquor law. P, &.—Returns from seventeen additional towns show a gaia of one regular demcerat and two Morrill demo- »@rate te the Legislatare, but do not affect the result, ‘The vote is very hght throughout the State, The Massachusetts Temperance Convention ANOTHER BLOW AT THE STRONG-MINDED FEMALES. Bostow, Sept 12. 1858. ‘The great Temperance Convention met in the lirge hall ef Tremont Temple this evening, at half past seven + @’olock, Hen. Elisha Huntington, of Lowell, in tho hair. A resolution was passed deciariog that this is a com- ‘yention of men, according to common usage. A good deal of opposition was made to the acceptance of this erder, but 20 debate ensued. Speeches were made by the Prosident, Horace Mann: Rev. Mr. Chapin, and Rev. Theodore Parker. Tomerrow the Convention mects at 9 A. M., and speakers are to be confined to ten miautes each, Tho attendance to-night was vory large and orderly. ‘ From Washington City. “HE CABINET STILL A UNIT—MR. DALLAS AND THE VACANT MISSIONS, ETC. Wasninaton, Sept. 12, 1853, All the ramors of a rupture between Secretary Marcy and the President are fale. Marcy bas the entire confi- @once of President Pierce, and the cabinet is « unit. ‘The cabinet had « Jong session to-day, at which foreign Affaire were discussed, Captain Ingraham will certainly De pustained. Geo. M. Dallas is in town, and may get the mission to China or Franee. ‘The rumor that Jefferson Davis is to leave the eabinet to rum for the Senate is considered unfounded. ‘The Sentinel’s appearance fs deforred (iL the 19th inrt The Tiial of Bishop Doane, Campen, Sopt. 12, 1863, The Court of Bisbops met at the usual hour, and Bishop Doane occupied all the morning in replying to Bishop Mo- Tivaine upon the motion te quash the presentment. The Bishop concluded his speech about two o’clock, and the court then adjourned till Tuesday morning, when the ‘vote will be taken to decide whether respondent shall be tried oF not. Whe Camden and Amboy Railroad Accident. ARREST OF A REOBNT EMPLOYER. Puranerrata, Sept. 12, 1853. Janne Owenr, formerly a bridge tender at Rancoces creck, but Sigcharged in conssquence of an accident there, was yenterasy arrewed on suspicion of having Placed the obstruction om the track om Friday night, gausing the death of Jerse Ireland, a brakeman. Mall Robbery. Naw Onreans, Sept 8, 1858, Two Post Office clerke, both very young men, were ar” rested last night on the charge of stealing monoy from the mails, mostly from Texss letters. The amount stolen is believed to be large. From the soucn, FRESHET IN SOUTH CAROLINA—THE BATTLE OF NORTH POINT, ETO. Bacrmmons, Sept, 12, 1859, No papers from beyond Mobile, were received by to. night's mail, ‘The freahet in the Peedeo river, in Seath Carolina, ‘Proved very destructive to the crops The river was within am inch of the height of the great freshet of 1852, end still ristn, To-day, being (ho anniversary of the battle of North Point, wes celebrated by military parades, the firing el cannon fn A grend mass meoting is to to held this evening by the Gladne Liq vor taw party. TELEGRAPH, | The Yetiow rover at Now Oricnns and tiotele, New Oncaames, Sept. 6, 1853. The total number of deaths reportei for the twenty- four bours ending this morning was 69, inclnding 48 from yellow fever. th ly pst, There were 37 deaths reported in city yesterday, of which 81 were from yellow fever. Bartmons Sept. 12, 1868, The Mcbile papers received by te-night’s mail tate that the fever was very bad tm that city, and the porpor tion of deaths was on the imerence. Taeeday last was observed as a day of fasting and prayer, all business being suspended. The Dadly Register had so many haods sick that it was forced te suspend publication on Mon- day. ‘The Be: ‘papers, of the 34, make no mention of the death @ Coptain Tatas® andthe Savanah papers ony thet Ge captain’s relations residing there have re- geived no intelligecoe of his death. The Canal at Montexuma. Arzany, Sept, 12, 1858. ‘The vew canal at Montezuma is now im operation. The locheges number eight or tem per bour. The Disaster to the Steamship Georgia, dc. Nogrorx, Sept. 12, 1853, The stesmship Georgia reached here on Saturday evening, and was but slightly damaged She encountered the gae on Tuesday, eighty miles southwest of Cape Hatteras, and coon sprung aleak. The water extinguished the fires, but by the exertions of the passengers and crew st the pompe the water was reduced, and steam got up. The passengers generally have lefc here for Bal- ttmore, Tbe soboover Heary A. Barling, from Montevides for yn Saturday, with loss of @ars. Now York, put in her Disaster to tme Bar& Nautilus, Boston se; 12. ‘The bark Neutilus, from Glargoe, bound to Phansel- phia, put into this port to day in distress, leaky. Mutiny on Geard a Whaler. Sept. 12, 1363, ROVIDENOE, Ooras, srived at Fall River ast aight” It anid aa + a ives seven of her crew are in irons for mutiny, Lae ee jaw Ortuans, Sept. 6, 18 Corm is polling here at 080.700 Gnculdors Tice end sides 730. Breights to Liverpool are quoted at }sd. Nw 8 1858, enTe tales of cotton yeotacder pata ih Be of iS. good middling. advanced to $5 3734 o $5 50, eis At our cattle market to: fered. of which 900 were so! Bartmore, Sept. 12, 1853. 1,00 at anit war being lett over Prices realized well $3 25 a $4or the boot equal to $6 a $776 nett. Hogs were in large supply at $6 25 a $6 76. pCa 0 Sept. 12 1853, The receipts of the forty-eight ier have been as anzexed:—Flour. 400 bbis.; wheat 92,008 bushels; corn, ‘heat has been ficni, with a good mid. 100 barkels. at $126 for Ohio, ur, 460,; wheat, 18¢ ; corn, 160, Burralo Sept. 12, 1808 The receipts at this port since Gucurdee hess been as follows :—-Flour, 11,000 bbis.; wheat 166 000 bushels; corn, 14 600 bushels; oats, 8,060 bushels, Flour has been ratber heat notice no materiel change ia prices; sales 1,600 bbls , 56 60 a $6 56 for Ohio avd Michigan. Whest has been quiet and easier; sales of Ohio at $1 22. Corn is not eo active. but prices are unchanged; 5,000 buebels mixed Western sold at 660. Oats are dall at ihc. Freabte—Flour is quoted at 706 , wheat at 20c , and corn at 16)i0. Azzany, Sept. 12, 1853, The following bare been the receipts since our last:— Flour, 6,000 bblé" wheat 21,000 bushels: cora 21,000 busbele; cats, 13000 bashels; barley, 20.000 bushels Flour bas been stesd’, but not active. 1,000 bbls. sold at $6 37 8 $6 50 for State; and $6 37a $6 62 for coman and mixed Western. Wheat steudy and firm: sales 6,000 aucbvols, a #t 408 G1 48 for Gevesee, Corn is in fair weanest Ped Lrimere ae Ste, for Western 306, Carley— 15 006 bushels o! hands at 220 @ ‘ICe. for two rowed, a: aSic a 83e Tor four rowed. Oats firm et 47¢. a 48¢. Sales of prison whiskey at 206 Olcy Intelligence. Fines —Yesterday morning, about three o'clock o fire orcke out in a cooper’s shop sttustei on the corner «f H. boben and West strets, whieh was extingui-hed by Hove Company No. 24 assisted by the police of the Eight district ‘Darsege trifling Caase not known. -Oo Suudey right, at a ste hour, a fire broke out in an oid stable at 139 Hourton street nearly opposite the station house, sod in few minutes the whole range, extending into the yesr, was wrapped ip flames By grea« exertion almost all tho horses were extricated; but two valuable aaimals, one of which belonged to Mr. Joon Ryan and the other to Mr James Cauthere, were destroyed. Taey wore both io the frent stable, where the fire cccurr: It after- ward- extended toa worden building adjotatng, No 137, cecupied by several poor familie, which was almost en- tire'y Gestroyed, The promptness and +xertions of the ficemen prevented a mach more extensive ovnfiscration, as tho buildings Lo a either side wore of wood, and filed with combustible materials. The fire is aur pored to have been caused by some persons, who slept 4 the haylote ‘over the stable, going in with a lighted pe orvegar large police force was nt from that4nd the adjoining wards. part ATmmrT To Sm0T.—On Suniay morning. abat 11 o’ciock, a man pamed Thomas Fohe wes shot in 2° arm while passing the correr of Fifty-third street ar Nera with @ pistol ball, by some unknog on. Fortugiately the injury was slight, and the ba) Was easily extracted. Acopest at Tez Sovrn Ferry.—On Sunde night a man named Andrew Peterson had his foot ¢rerely. injared at the South ferry between the bridgo “1 the dock. He was taken to the hospital by am officor Accrprst at HURL GaTs ~On Sunay afternoon about four o’clock, a large rail boat cont«aing two young gen- tlemen apparently belonging to tl Davy, from their ap- [seer oe ‘end iter conv-rsatio, Was capsized in the Fast river at Hurl Gate, the wixt blowing very heavy at the time, and tho boat having ecame caught in the cross tides Here they struggled to sbout half an hour banging by the boat which had tars’? Keel upward, and would [nice Meet Bee growed pat, ‘woes, keeper of tne om ptt’ mat Br re ‘ude end But 33 land. He y Cemetery on Wa: was asleop at the time of the sxcldent, ‘was roused the cries of his little chilé who raw accident. rue! down stairs, succeeded first in rescuing the two a bavit wed and baving ro Si F crcally supk, and returned sound with tle exception of a duching and. the exposure to imminent Canger- Recovery oF THE Prac-Canturn’s Bopy.—-The body of Wm. Booter, who was drowned by falling from the steam. beat Union, in the Raritan river, on the Sth instant, as montioped in the Heratp of last week, was found near the spot where ho fell over, and wan interred by Justice Jobn D Serrip on Satarday-last, at Wood’s landing, near Washington, South river. It appears that ho was a stranger, apd {t is not known whether he has friends living in New York or not, but he came here as a carrier of pesche- Tancett Exconsions —The Warren Light Guard, Captain Cox, Mace thelr third annual excursion to E E. Oullios’ wile Ferry Houre ye:terday, accompanied by Adkins’ Fs Bend. They numbered some tnitty musnets, ed well, and showed ¢vidence of superier di forty-eight musketa, of Cap‘aln O. Read, proceeded yes- terdsy on an excursion with invited guests, ac companied by Subetl’s National Herring’s Salamander Guard went yesterday on thelr apoval target excursion to Stryker’s Bay, when a num- ner of prizes were awarded. The first annual excursion of the Brower & Moore under the Guard took place yi ly at Baumer’s Hotel, Hoboken, pumbering seventy on which occasion nineteen valuable prizes were ded. ‘< The Swias Pifes, Cap:sin Rolawiose, were out on o target excursion to Port Richio 3d yeatorday, where they contended for ten beautiful prizes, which were presonted to the bert marksmen, after. which they retarped to the 9. They were accompanied by Nohl’s Regimental Banc. Personal Intelligence. Colcnel Forney, Washington; Col. Tnomas H. Whipple, Hon, John 3 Floyd, Juego Neleoa, Cooperatown; Jatge Anderron Georgie; J. L. Taintoa, Hon, J. M Botts, Vir- ginia; Major Chase, U. 8, A.; Capt E L Lott. steamspi Europa; JB. Hood, US A:; ad Olay, Kentueky; x P. Willi Yerk; Hon J, L Oavew, Detroit, Mich. ; R.8 ¥, Cot. 8. C, Mudge. St. Louts Hotel, New Orleava; Geo, W. Norria, Philadelphia, arrived yesterday aa ie a ala Ge Sing; Col, . Murphy, ame: Gen. Storms, 9 ing; Col, Wallworth Pittebure; @. W. Arthor N wW. H. May, Savannah; Dr. Cohen, Va ; Dr, Ashton. Georgia; tir W. Don, Philadolphin; ¥. Coltley, Warhington: B Gsmble, Florida, arrived yesterday at the at. ae eheral James Tal Dutchess county; Levi D Samm, USN 5 Berverly Tucker, Iq, Washington; Colonel Charles — Sen th, Washington: R J, Vande ter and fami iew York; J. P. Garland, TAN) atresterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.” Dearn ov A Miser 1n Boston.—A miser, named Noah Odell, sixty years old, died yesterday, at the South End. He formerly kept a shoe store ia Cam- bridge street, and more recently in Washii nm street. Bo fearfal was he of losin, gn » t which was he wore a chain round bis fostened « stout beg, in which the treasure was de- posited. This he him doring his sickness, ‘and apon it was his » In winter, it ia related that be went to charc' three times a day tosave fuel at home, only leaving his to to it, Man isa singular prodact wi ibe crown to ab ogate or modify thosetreatec, On took ing over sone cffic al dosuments the other day my a .ten- tion was directed toa casein int. Ia 18 anect amt paseed 10 **provent the encroachments of slieax on the fisher:es,"—the vot was disallowed, ana whyf I will ead an extract of the rey ing the di allowance of with your M for securing tbe su »jrcts of foreign States a participation with your Majes the colonists may safely trust to her Majesty, aud if our neighbors are 'o participate in the fisheries | have no Coubt we +ball perdcipate p advantsges which they can concede to ua. and thereby cement that amity and f ieud- ship which + pedi mm her ible oon for so lorg trespussisg on your time, and now propose the health of * paid :— * * * * Latit, an it is well calculated to do, improes us wi United 81 wil meet an: on grounds ef fuil reci, ity, as weil as of perfect and enduring amity. That froe and ralutasy intercourse once estal , Carvestly do I ho; nothing wiil ever occur to mar the harmony of ie meetings, but that the ties of fits will so unite them that it will become aimoat as diffi- oult to indieste where and in what theis best {aterests sre separate or distinct, as it is now to determine the boundaries which ought marine miler. seized by the English steamer Devastation, and carried into Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. having been ceunt cf the seizure as desc ibed by the Captain, of | THE FISHERY QUESTION. eee Speeches ef the Licat Gevernor beac add Boy gee Wey! at Below i 2 F i : sith eeob other to do hia howage, ig res: in spite of the “yew heed aud bloody bones!’ remarks. We war ryirits over the way. et ‘The following »emarks were mede by the —— bir Alexacder Bannerman, at the P. E Jentival — Lapis AnD Gueriemen: The next toast I have honor 'o propore fs the health of the galiaat Commodore Spuback oxd 1 am sure that every one prestat nust feel aIco no ord: Pleasure and satiefaotinn atneeing @ gervtirman of puch distingatehed rack ia the United States bevy, sid the officers under his commsnd, visiting P.icce Edward Iiend, Tome, the vist of theComme pee pasieniaty sresitying ar Gil Boow tat nego 08 a0 guing on Tn goveraments of United States ard Great Britain on @ very loportene question, e:d I have more than once ataie’ to bigh au thority, that I thoughtit would beextremelr deurable, a ey tbou! Ie where thele Commanders would eee and judge for theavelves, american fishermen nad any just grounds for ¢ompiunt, or were uvfai ly dealt with; and the very or evoh officers as C mmodore Sbobrisk beiog emt a this £ervice canot fail te give conddence to his owe count men, 8s I em sure Dis pre-ence on our cos ts sites valle. faction to Her Majesty’s subjects, Ia proveiog the health of the gallani Commodure, | hope he perdvo me if 1 wespars 8 ew moments on his and you time, and venture 10 sy a few words on thw fishery quietion, and T will confine myself chiefly to what has fillen under my own obrervation in this colony; the interests < hore arte: wt is my Lge? by orl) wy au promote wer tink, in eo nan Aogurt, 181, that I'bad ocosioa to visit tbe borthecn coast of this islaod, where opre than 100 American wore pureulog thet avoca tions. ben ee ‘thom fishing clvee to tle shore. It was & beautiful sight, and I did not think omph about the c zvention of 1818. But in the menth of Septem. & i z gpatly out- ‘take the law in their Soke Now it did seem to me that such a state of matters ought not ‘o exist; sna I thought it right to a:price the Britwh goverpment that collisions, in all pwbability, would take place, and be follo: by sori que, for it could not be expect that ne United tes government would send their ent the conventioa. The Britiah perecauat eae ‘omail paval foree the following Ww protect the Aixheries, es, Dut with no unfriendly feeling towards Amedcan citi. zens, for i know well her Majesty governmed have an epzious desire that some amic; arrangement should be made for a po'tioment of shis vexed questien to the mutual advan cf the celonists and citizens of the United states J take this Opportunity of statiog to the galiant Commodore, pt in the Pare 1849 the 1 Hus GS copes mete Mi enget 8 801 subsequently to reciproca:@ with: éne Ceived eaten, Warhv.gon about fisheries ment of Nova Soon, Prince pd tee Cd ia ‘com spiel: nich bad se-asted ta Legisstuce, “Dat these negutie- tions upforturstely taJed—and three years Rave passed eway withoat any satistactory result I trast, however, the negot sitions now going on will not fail, apd that 20 obstecio will e throqn in the wey to prevent a sett o- ment of 1/6 question to Our mutual savantage It is often sali on thie sido of the Avsntic, that this isa urely cv Dia! que-tion. and ought to be settled by its pal mes limagine no monarch ever sat upoa the ‘tbroré whois more desirous to promote our interests thar Qaeen Victoria; but were this quostion lef; sulel, to ©¢ decision of the coloniat Legi-la:ures. a long time, we2k, would elepre before is was settled. If ic isthe perogative of the crosn to enter irto treaties, which. [ prebend, no one will dispute 0 it is the prerogative of rt 0: the council, recommend- tact, ‘Beeause it interferes y's prerogative in negotiating treaties ieee fisheries.” I thinic aubjects ia will ever exist between tue United ity’a subjects. I have to spolosize Commodore Shubrick.’” ‘The toast was drank with lorg and loud cheers. Commodore Shubsick, in acknowledging the toast, the conviction that the peiple of the @ the peeple of Prince award {sland will and matual bene. to be dotermined by the three hing @ "owl ‘Tho Ft nds, McDonnell, which was The echooner Starlight, Captain subsequently relewed, arrived heme at Gloucester on Thur-cay right. ‘Ibe Glovoester Telegraph gives an ac- which we oopy nearly the whole :—~ Captain McDonnell informs us that he had thet day been working down trom tho westward, and towards ight bad ercbored in shore. He soon after observed the ae — pte eg sit man eneos ae Sane ip, ar thought ‘wor un way again ant wiand towards them He been under sometime when be observed towards the fleet. The wind belng light, the Devastation +o came.up with him, and Captain Campbell came on board. He offered no resistance, as gehen. oters bot treated the officer as well as be could. Captain Camp ell, when he got on board, wanted to know what he was doing there to which Captain McDonoell roptied, giving the same story we have stated above. Captain Campbell, however, got quite excited, telling him that he bao ro business in thore, that he vas Meg te, the treaty, end would not Huton to anything Captain MeDonuell said tobim. Hegyven went and folt of the lines, as they buog at tho side of *he vessel, to eee if thoy were wet. There not beving been ary fich taken on board the yorsel thet doy “he aecks were perfectly dry, andif the linea were w was the molature which bad remained ia them for fon @ time. ‘Whon Captain Campbellficformed Captaia McDonnell that be should take the veseel Captain McD. remon- strated with bim apd told him that he had not been fish- ing within the limite, and that it would be breaking up his voyage; but Captain Campbell woald not listen to him. ‘Coptain MoDornell then told Captain OC. that a Britirh veseol, whieh was then pear, had been in com: pany with him all dey, working down the bay, and that be would go and on ten men from her. as they woald testify that he had not bees fishing. Captain 0 would pot suffer him to do £0, but ssid he sho send him to Charlottetown. Capt. MeDornell was suffered to remain oa board with rt of bia crew, (ten only of the sixteen tetng taken on the steamer ) Three or four men only were put om Doord the schooner, and these brought their own provi- tions and bedding, and on deck all the time not 9 ong below except when invited by the captain. Upon Sher arrival in port, Cpt. MeDownell suffered to remain on board, nud si er @ few Gay's detention, the vessel was relenved. Efforts were mato by vapt. Camp- ‘bell to indvce Capt McDonnell to say tbat he had been vio- lating the treaty, but of course he knew better than to sdmit be was doing wrong when he waa not. Had the Starhgbt not been detaieed she would have obtained her full fare of fieh and been at home two or threo weeks earlier then sbenow is. Itis@ loss at the lowest calculation, of a: loast $1 000 to the orew and verrol, ‘The expenses (265) which it was reported Captain McDonnell haa to sar, wore incurred by the American conenl. They mostly consisted of fen Ke., to himecif snd a lawyer which be employed. Captain McDonnell thinks they were very exor! t for the services ren- dered. and is of theopinion that the censal Mpeg 24 ry in that caso wov!d have been greatly Incr ‘The con- onl {ean Epglirhmas, and it eich be expected that he would bave little sympathy with Amoricaas, exsepting 59 bg There have been coverel arrivals froM@the Day of St Lawrence since our last, bet they being 20 news cf im: port, and three from Cape Ana hed alse been seized off Fox siver. but Captain Otis did not learn th dr mamer, Saturday night, ard the balance of the fehery squadron Gre expected there this week, the erders boing to render- wous at Portemonth on the 14th inst, Testimenial to Mr. Isaac Fish, Builder of the Joy’ (‘a’e Florence’s) Hotel awovg the mechanics who bad been employed in building the yacht Gertrude, for the purpore of presenting Mr. I-sac Fish, the boss builder, with a splendid painting of the vessel, as a testi- monial cf their high esteem sod regard. The painting, which’ was executed by Mr. J.B Smith, of Brooklyn. is ip oll colors, and rep:erents the Gertrude sailing up the Rest river, in that part of tho Bay whioh is situated be- Stevens would Mr. Sunn Rowsrts Leal accopt the picture and in doing so, could truly a feel contented, for the world hasdone me jus- ‘At the suggestion ofthe Chairmen, the company re- tied toan sdjising® sirendy lic out, wi tie oy * ulaprity, acd witty witbout boisterousness. Afer Ly Ho isGed the inner man mart being 86 feet in len; Mr. Jacob Fish, of Brooklyn. the above course, between br. m. Lady Collins and b. m. Lady Relief. mile heats, best three in five, in harness. ‘The g. g. Dennis McCabe was also entered, but did not appear at the post. Lady Relief was the favorite previous to the start, at 100 to 80. tempts and some ing ® Coup'e of aboes {m scoring, Lady Collios leading around the turn, and to the 16 about forty yards, in forty seconds, Lady Rellet u; fis Collins broke on the ober paseed her and went to the half- nile pole nearly a distance in front. Lady Relief won the heat by about fifty yarda Time 2:46}. lead on the upper turn, and went to the Mapes pole four or five length ahead of Lady Reilef in 384 She continued to lead nicely to the half mile pole in and vntil she cached the lower turn when and lacy Relief went up and pascod her, leadiog home a conple of lengths in 2:43 brown nisre led tot yards in front of Lady Relief. Le’y Relief broke ard fel) off more. thi Fourth Heat —Betting even. Lady Relief broke up at the stort, and Lady Collins Jed to tha quarter pole a couple of lengths abeod, in 30 seconds Lady Relief broke again on the bacastretoh and fell off 1wo or three lengths more, the brown mare pas:irg the balf mile pole in 1:17. She +pened a wide gap on the lower turs, and came home fo yaree ahead, in 2:40 Jead on the torn, and went to the q twenty yards. in PRICE TWO CENTS. —S Talk on ‘Change. Ala to New Oriem ‘Th We was tut a moderet: activity fa breadstafls. TO THE EDITOR OF THR NEW TOL HESALD. State Gour ecld at 9630, Genesse wheat at $1.60. aad Dear Sm—Acuezed we cond you « Int O Constant white M, ‘shigan ot $143. The sales of cotton amounied | sisce our last, amounting to $5,147. Th? smructhaw te 21,000 1 Slee, axd prices closed dull, Coffee contioned | beem remitted te the Asseciation for theta wi! of the active, with ‘ales of 2,600 bags Rio at 113; a 120 widows and orzhans, mede eo by the epiivvmio The Mesers. Ads. ©4 & Co., the enterprising express agents, | fever is feoreacing rapidly ond the soelety wives ef exhibited on ' Benge yesterday some beautiful spect | that thay have all the funds necessary Cor the rellef gt mens of native g. “4, of great beauty and richness. One | the sick, thanks toa generous cuiariteble poopie. of four lamps of singu Wr beauty. Thegold was of a Geer and riober color than ‘bat from California. The granu lation and intensity of ti yellow color were superior to theCehfornia specimen, , 2d was worth more per ounce im the market. The four temps were velued at $700 ‘They were forwarded by th Wit agent in Austral‘a, vis Valparaiso These + with others, supplied by the bouse for exhibition at the Orystal Palace, and vhich fe: Would noon be opened for publi, *iaspection, would exceed $150,000 in valne The oollectic would prove the rich eet gold specimens ever before eubibited. Tttere was mothing in the London Orystal lfla7e to compere with them. It would bea pity to break up and scatter the collection; it ought to be purchared &Y some govern: ment or foreign prinoy sad pressrved) iatact. Such another collection of cxrious and valuable gold specimens could not probably ever be got togecher sada. By the number @ auction bills huvg out around the rotunda of the Xxchange, giving notice o:'the peremptery sales of all ports of lots, at an carly day, it wenld appear Dennis, ood fla temed lum, ¥ ‘rom Celiformig was valued at $180, Your's truly, Chaz! q@rerefrom Australia, consisted Lf CHARLES L. Awosiaticn. RETURN OF THE FISHERY SQUADRON, Bostrom, Sept 12, 1888, The sloop of war Decatur arrived at Portsmouth on From Gercen * . From Committees of Ladies of Kewport: ceed: of C aeort st Bellerus’ Motel, Yacht Gortruae. Teat night @ private meeting teok place at Love- Hanpep i 70 Ma Cuar [ Frost 148 Paame Seaame, Secvnd Associate Reformed enough. tween the Battery and Governor's Ixiand. In front of the | that the real estate operators were entering: the markob’ Gece, Waless te, Ph. as frame is the folowing insoription-— Prevented to Tease early. The parcel; to be sold were montiy muburbsn Alexander, Dy Fish, by the mrohanice employed on the yasht Gertrude” | Puiding sites, lying in various lovalities, at from five to |. swnie * No. 2, ‘I fs a ‘The party having pres x) in a large room of the | tem or fifieen miles from the city, but chie#y on thst rae eS oath, as hotel, where the painting was suspended et one od, oa | fruitful soll” fer projecting now cities and to rus— Long yrtratioka “est ee s see moiion }, Mr. Murphy was appointed | 1,1nn4—where sand-hills and Dutch farms had been cut 2 “u wl Micon, then come forward aad sald st hare into avenues and streets and sold at great profits, on see paenky 6 Sppotvted a» a fit perso it, me a Fete eo see ome bond and mortgage. The space of country laid off into aa sa og mi Rae ee. petit ear Dod hasan town lots, within ten or fifteen miles of the olty, would 3 that the number assembled is vot 60 great as it wo be sufficient, if built up, to contsin the population of 5 So ee ean Titanaee waco Salas London or Paris. Real estate was sure te go ia the dall 6 fartber preamble, ‘to present the tebtimosial us to | eet times, (om bond and mortgage,) were the credit tong oe SBS SB. Sera, Sea sniaatheope en cinta mt, 8 | San Francisco, we had handed to us yesterday the annex for that they per! have acted un- | 0d extract of a letter, dated Sam Francisco, August 16, sere ——: 649 pong ny it may be seperd i ‘. and addressed to a houre in this city:— oh as ina Pan Yay Yéek Beton. ih cnamincnen meat comment Gta | ap Wanna see parentage | OMB acces BM teutimonisl.) I shall be very briet in my remarks, Pe toa ac Loteanh of be ve writ" fhe ship Hornet. | Mesde & Br h Broaderay: 5 ies dy and fellow-citizens, I preemme that we are all anabored in the ‘un winutes becore the Flying Cloud, Persons emplkyed by Meade & Bro’s. 106 00 amare of the ature of this interview. It is that we. as | S>cyTed im the bay Sone —— me mechavics, employed on toe vesoal jast bulit, Soni Chat eects —— weeannct making some demonstration C Total... tose t= s ceee eeee ones 00 SRT of the noe of our frlendehip to tbe man who {s an Arrival ots soe Vessel. RAC 1 al Scania. exem plificat at sooner or later m« j0US PLEASURE J OGDEN WOOD! . } Goward'sshooistion, awh te xeserd. ; The" ieabing at proseete a's ties FEE BAAE | NOT ERO eee) ar hs CHARLES L FROST. ‘Now O:teban.. Dovered custom i caine’ one tastance ott ita uss, | At the end of pler No. 5, North river, is moored ratligr | We have received tromMr, O. Knox, of Faltometeect, olden times it wes customary to gire 6 leat | 9 strange looking vessel, which might excite curious com: | ® draft upom the Naseau Bask: of New York for tty tree, a present valucless in itnelf, jectures in the minds of strangers unacquainted with Aollars, which the ¢onor'desizes to have spproprintsd te Oo eee eh cer te this” ploteree Te ie | ber bistery or mizsion to eur ports, One aide of this ves- | the use of the cuiferers in Now Orleans. Buch an-ect of comparatively vatoeless;, bus it a nee in its | gel is painted jet black, reminding her visiter of those Deneficence is deservirg much praise andanttn- meaning, as {twill serve to remind you of thetoll andcAre | Jong, low black scroonere”” so frequently spoken of in | ten. ‘Wo will take much pleasure in’ handing this chegk, Doble pitas of ¢ will re sind yOu of tees | thore bloody narratives of the ocean, witia atill bloedier | snd any ethers that may be sent us for the same purpose, tif such as the “ Pirate’s Cavo, or the Cruiser’s Re to-Mr. Frost, of the committee fer the New Oriesan tend, saad “The Dreaded Bachsucer,” with another alias, | © to Mr. Ryan forthe Mobile fund. com: asvetabled, wit wating of the the finest specimen of ‘heval arobivectare, " and the very thought of which is enough to make— ‘Aid to Mobtic, upsided, apd alone, have bettied on against preja- Each particular bair to stard on end, ‘Naw Yous, Sept:1%, 2968, Sieg can wi she ania: nce Bare ‘Like quills upon the fretfal porcupine. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ’ thorefore, nothing im saying, thet Mr. Ieaae Fish hes ‘The other side of the vessel, however, would puzzle the Sr2—Will you be good enough to pubilsh tne followings most astute clipper. even Jack Bansby himself, with his | list of subscriptions, in sid of the Wobile sufferers, re- “chunks of wisdom,”’ toclassify her. Jack would most | ceived by me mince your publication of yesterday meem- probably come to the conclusion that there was a house | ‘ng, vic :— afloat for the larboard side is painted out in imitation | Roger Stewart, of the best Philadelphia brick. The whole history ef | John Stecart, | thin mysterious Ieohing oraft Hes in a nutsholl. Her | 4’ Qatronet. te a = Bnd mabe, am ts 1d owner is a wealthy shman, who choores | rheiss & Delamere, hel, the eg, aldoad ATW | GTetoumae gate tae Bete, wrth a yoond ballt und | Josh Morsiann ct ieee, oalicge wmf manned, and painted, nesording to his own fancy, When | Be:sey. fron, ho mecta a traveller upon the boundloss deep, he can | S-ephen Tevolves, torn starboard to, and the broadside of a house upon the | | rae! Sheldon, ‘sud paid thet Le would, to his knowledge, be toon. wha with the good things spread before them, several toasts were Proposed, | 544 is an object of wonder to the wayfaror. When | jon ‘tise’?” 4 ney i. B Mrronse1-—‘-The peerless Gertrude, aot unlike | cruising in the Eastern Archipelago, where plrates most Jo aso ne citinn Soe wage gaia do congregate, he oun put forward the black side of the we m 5 . . By Mr Ronerrs—' The yacht Gertrude, she goes ¥ Stewart, Gieer & Co., of No . ty Mr. Morpay—‘* lor of yee nity. rot ¥ i Co., oe v1 a a - ey all the fish that come to Ris net be not very small | Hor zame, Kuphrosyne, is very appropriate, being indi ee Oe Los on - 4 Mr. Mircumu, thonght that there was now a toast that | cative «f her work. This vessel is of about 600 tons bar- Cheabrovgh ‘Stlsby & Co, do. . 9. oo 10 be Side oe it ie Reman serene then, is bark rigged, and was built in 1817, in land Os ih Dodge Co (74 . — bol cae ero Would bee suitable toast. There | cre has just arrived in.our port from visit to New ucn alge, Dodge & Uo. eo. . was 8 striking coincidence detweas the proprietor of the Whitlock, Nichols & Co., do. . bef Mt 3 their friend preseat. Mc. Fish don, the first harbor entered on a oruise from the | Jobn Gould. a rt? Dott ofthem hed straggled for along. time aguiast ed- | Sandwich Islands. Captain Barris, her owaer, is a | Catlin, Leavitt & Co., ao = verse circum stances, and both had finally overcome bn young man, who has in view only his ows amuse aa Le chgeg &Co, S we by oie of ix dustry and talent. This sontiment was BOW | Tt” githough by way of giving employment tohisccew, | texte’ Brows & 00, 90 i ral ‘tne Pros of the City of New York—Tho treoman’s, | he takes cargoes from port to port, and thus pays the | Henry's oe Townsend, 40.. ws st fretud.’? way of the vensel. She brought to New York acargo of o +e ’ Mr. J. DR. Pray, of the Henary newspaper, re- y FB. P. Heyer & Co,, te eine et ote Stic | a wine ‘ad ia tae Beplonias o ronger {ie niaie 1s avon her: she as well upon the ice, 0 e, ani ls juphros; strong! ‘ waves as ste did upon the canvass,she was indeeda yaoht | puiit, ix a fast ssiler, and an excellent cea boat, Upon eee Avnold & Co. rf of the first water, He should, therefore, give soa seat | 1, ssrivalin harbor, the Captain goes off to see the | w. i Churchill, % . ane A oe Hie “thay sho prove as buoyant asa | sights, and leaves the vessel ia charge of the bee to = Wilson & Co. % feather, and as fleet as a fish unload and reload for the next port. Capt. Barris spent Several other toacte were given and responded to, and | Brown, Brothers & Co. ry Peso pri ie, sworn ween tell ie | ee Poe emtingetrtonCnlentia end Jaren: | Barbas 8 merriment and hilarity. . . oc hth mbleat of some interest wehave siren an sgcount | Ho haa been fo Austalis, to most of the Island of | Zit, woca & Co 8 this rew yac! mises to ect ita pre- , ‘ Secensors 10. quichuers of palling. r ~~ PFS’ | the Pacific, to the ebief ports of Icdis, and the | 4. p, Pilot, r+ a The Sapte Abid =~ bye for and is paige ed Mi other principal places of the world. a yer ee Hay ? Fd a odleton. Her dimeasi-ne are as ‘ab Ay ‘The most curious feature in the history a- | Sosd & His Laer, 8 feet on deck bende of Bram, 21 (et 10 | sacoeyne x the armen amalematio of mort of | We Ditsnas rs Sore ante org itd eS the nations of the earth, as par ices bs her crew. | R. Caldwell & Co. 6 See es orewe | ve ee eros ee ‘The hosts of Fourleriats and Socialists, who have been ao _— forward, being co; fastened throughout, and butt in ve 1G tbe beet manner. The yackt 1s. soos her main- | long theorising upon the beauties SS and 22, inches in diameter, of spending lite, by a promiscuous ansociatien, on equal and boom 68 feet long bownorit is 43 fost long. | terms, of male and female, of all sects, creeds, and na’ we os 5 Previously repor Her maineall i oe rote oat onthe feok, Ths pooh be. | tens, can on board the Faphroryne find « realisation of | Amoont this day, rd Jooge to the squsiron under Commodore Stavens, and ie their speculations. Captain mee hes gone coast Fa = it on a model different to any other. rates @° | beyond Fourier, and not only t all sorts of human eceeeeeseeverseranctee & eae fonrth class. No better proof of her swiftness can be Previously reported froma citizens of } given than by ta MF Brot ns beau tried uguiaet the | beings together on equal footing, but to this happy fa. | Pret ee Store. scsacee, Aobtte asa atest yachta and t them. her fry reer) ‘the Una, | mily is united pigs, rabbits, cats, dogs—all eating, ani Haze, Cornelia, and the Boston yacht Plata, at Ne feasting, and suiling together on terms allke casy, social | TotAls.sessesseesseseees ereeaee 4, uot HT. about three weeks ago. ‘The yacht was bullt by | 14 semoeratic. ‘The crew, numbering about tairty, Of | tas gubsort sa a wat SOHN C.' aYAW, Sroaew >: rer, at Arctic Insurance Compary, 19° Wail street, where’ scriptions will be thank'ully reow Pe es seal ‘Ald to tne © ptnese, TO THE RDITOR OF a | NBW YORK HERALD. is w Yore, Sept 12, 1868, List of subscriptions for th . benef ‘the ds t ivere Dramatic Company. chs a - men, women and children, are Japanese, Malays, Mo gambiques, Chinese, Ballynese, Bengalese, Seadwich Islanders, Eoglirb, Irish, &c, The Japanese, five in number, have their wives and families on board, and the whole crew of men, women and children, harmonize, eat. drink, and sleep together with the utmost happiness and patisfaction- The captain and mate sre the only two The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. 1—TROTTING, Avery spirited trot came off yesterday afternoon at Been werowemmne 81 588S8S38SS33335 excluded from the general commnnity within the bulwarks of the Ecphrosyne. As & proof ef the contentment of this happy family, we might mention that they have often been tempted to desert | Ban! Captain Barris, but they bave always beon proof egeinrt regen every inducement offered. They have all lived for years | ppsrmacien. together in the manner we have described, and nothing could tempt them to forsake their ocean home. They aro well paid, ard well treated by the Captsin, who ex- ercises a sort of patriarchial and parantal rule orer thom: ioke op | While on a visit to San Francisco, sometime se the P | crew were loft to their own inclinations »- S#ual; and although nearly all the ships in. port Were desertod by thelr crews, yet the Euphrosyn~ ‘0st not a single man, nothwithstanding many in/seecuents werd offered them to leave. Thiet- certainly sometbiag now Lrg cage and is deserving the atter Aion of naut tere. Cay farria bas eet an exarorieto the world of more free and | orn leuisane hoows as theetr a Liberal ideas of a sear gp’s life. It is something ancom- | which was made by Spr.in in 1707. mon for & Jack tar t® lay aloft ina storm, and tend bis Sersetperen Bhatia vt babies in a colm. ‘Tho women are privileged on hip. ‘ands, pe sold and donates board, and rome of them help their husbands take in | jimita. of rail, (and are, “#e are told, the best rexmen on board.) | hive vever bem some cook, ¢Ahera tend the children, and do the | ment-o pottery setion—ayuinet Relief the favorite. After a few at- , oeaeloned by Lady Relief cast- they got away nicely, quarter- First Heat—L Spaniad .ssseeeee Pe backetretca and tno Second Hent.— Good start, The brown mare took the seconds 1 Third Heat. —Lady Relief broke at the start, and tho quarter pole ia 38 segonda, thirty wo agal brown mare peseed the half mile iw 1:16 about sixty yards abesd, and maintained advanwge to the end, Timo 2:30 g= if i 5 Zz Fs 5 4 5 ir ‘th Heat.—Good siart. The brown mere took the uarter pole in 41 econ I head of Lady Relief, and opened a gap | rewing, dc. claiming from the. ‘ome to the balf ral in 1:20, “Round the lower turn the brown ‘The mste, fr, Constantine D’Esonza, a native of Pe- | sna sustained ‘Boe je0. ogy mare brobe up, and the bay mare closed up to her wheel | nang, India. bas beon with Capt. Barris since his first | United States, at the request of the Le = = Fonteee before she recovered. Bhe however raliied, and won by | voyage, ond {ya very intelligent and gontlemeoly officer. | themrelres, (who hoped thus to Sones a val 2a Hi iw ‘We are ud’ ger obligation to him for these facts in regard to this id geronting visitor. . appea'ed to ‘The following is a eummary:— Beaten 8 it. 12, [mr and stake $125, mile heats, Se =e oleae ie ot three re, in harness, orig ng claimant: Pt Woodrett entered br. m. Lady weveee 22LALT By snare Mew Base > aie. | and try utle, thelr Jee, Whoipley entered b, mi. Lady Relief... 1 1 2 22 | cor ced bresking from peek Dullding oo the corner of | Leuleians. J, Nelson entered g & = MoCabe.. awn. b Price dger fs rnin venue oonnpied tt By where the on Merers. e ime merchant i ton, Pending municsted to several adjacent shods and fences, which | mewn onde. pa were destroyed. Loss about $000. hy pions , 89 Disp From Insnies Sustaiwnn BY A Faut —On Saturday of e Uabed ‘Staten. Gth heat~quarter, 41 evening, Mr. Wm. J, Clarke @ respectable citizen of 00 adjuticated. the South rookiye, accidentally fell down an ares way 00 | inepgred to grant the Court Calendar—This Day. the corner of Atlantic and Farman streeta. and rustained the esual surveys there. Sormme: OOvRT—Chenit—Nos 20, 10, 38 t0'4, 40 to | & frectore of the Ho was conveyed to the city | ons portion of the spine, 46, where he lingered until Sundey it. when he ‘Scramun Covet—Special Term —Nos, 18, 19, 99, 97, 61, Mayor hap epeeah ghh te the facts was rendered. Doceased wat | inti this also eball have (a ees RAwarde will elt bp Chambers ov Pedoeniay. thirty-two years of age anda native o: Ireland. Cmmislor aerng Chat fo Sage nn Coukon Praie--—Nos. 000 t0 812,510, $17, a8, 390, 801, | Crrr Momzazrrr,—Tho total number of deatha in thie | ihe late ruling of the Buprvine Court as tener 924, 226, 828. . itz task week eaavaninl escgrane’ fpeaies et Wheat bureau declined to ‘operations in a lwrrep Brates Dun Covrt—" aq, 1, 18, 10, 5 to 9. y-one were males end thirty-aix femalen, of whom Uasetepen, Oe hare to the enter. ‘Tho grand and petty jurors ee summoned for thin day. U twenty: nix wero adults and Gfty-one obiléren. of the to to comply with thelr 4