The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1854, Page 2

Paseengersand Cargo of the Steamship Otty The Beales! of Phiisdeipnte. ing sre the nemes of the passengers and Pais, lost at Caps Race, Nowtoundiand — Mise Hodgson, J b Boyde Mew oyd, Mr Pilon’ Movrill, Bu renk Mr Walker, JB Kirby. 0m CABIN PASSENGERS Allison and fa fdram, M: an seb W La you, Edward McDermott H J Fisher, ey Jobn Frey, Mr ig ute, Rosan MoDermout, Mr Bal Keodwell WH Peberdy, Adolpl Sehleisnger, W Gris Mr Bolton, Mra Bolton hi children, Mr Humphries, J Tomkins, alfred Byans, Mra May sud'two children. ‘thos May, John aud Thos Muy’ Joun Thompson, Jackson pron. Mavis ke t, Mr MoMul Jon and faintly. Hi Bis gE ndt, Bomand, ‘Theo Haven, Wm Heyw mas Kelsey, masto-s Hae ary Vage, Mre Venille, Mrs Elzth Aun Suoll, Eliza Bett and Eow a Charr Bam Kershaw: Jas Jackson Gassh Aaa Barris, denny Brarevon i a Jao Hi Field, Hermann and Samuel White WE bet Bush, Mre Bage. PASSENGERS. beta Morgan, John S Watson, On, Hassel Nutt Joba Turaor, Delv Har-ist Jennings, G Honry Blmes, Mary, Jane, Holden! Mary and n, Grace De Lt dey atos, et Ralph Welsh, Georse, Hannah and Mary Piokles: \obert Buckley, Samuel Ho- . eilzabeth nog Ang Pollan and Jno Marshall W Hari toulouse, Donald Carini y, Cathe. ‘and CL Broadlent; # Broa fant; Abrabam, Honvah Benjamio and Mary Booth. d, Rebecca Winsor, iw Knox NS Slinger, Jane and Wright Jomes Brown Edwin HB randy eury ugh Rvsannah, dao HJ and Enoch and Sarah A eddit, Ellen Her: John, Fran’ John LL, Mes and Oliv Chas G Jo Willisms Jos BE Bra’ Xl der William Henry § ti Grundy, Mary Flynn. & Peuny, Aun Blokeooy, Hanaah Wiliams, i Rbyddesics n Dalle i Dee jz Walker, Pir ¥ Mi. Anne Scedion, Ruth Hol Routh royd, SH Peurs Peurse Mrs Horwood. 5 0 nport, Eilon Gonn Wiliams, a Will Fist Marth Jems, HI J Heswood, EI z Hooley, J T, Jno Harbur, Ann G 8 J Geary, arson ME 8 i Y FL ab Goery, Robicson S Porter, Hannah Fleteher, § Jones. 10 ‘ Jcbn Vanes, Rogor Dance, J Brown J Duberfeld, W Bradshaw, A Littiewor J Marehail, Han. hob Wobb, T Edwards, J) Jee, J Comins. «nn Comins. T Kablmon, C Cloatt, J FeM. ‘Mrs Jane Fi Jes Fo}, Wm Fell, Heury Fell, Dorothy F. W Jones. H Bostwick, J Jackson, 8 Ramsden, Hugh 7 0 aunsh Gillead, ——~ Ingleby, ——— larker, J Erritt, WH Embleton, FE Arkwright. @ Anson J Capro n. C J Bonnet, Mes sonnet, & Griffith, J Titeer, Mary Walson, Alice Greones, naif, Jane Joseph Taylor, G Grey, Ct ristias ron, Withelmine Frederic A ‘Brandos, Helens ham Rovsoveld, Jouanue horsoveld, Loonhard Berlizhel gor, Bertha Oltenlvimer, Jette Ottenheimer, Honrish Horthorn, Ludwig Gort: ja Weiss, Lanpold Roa. Shor, Emelia Meyer Christina Keim, BEngelberte Kautz, Christian Kopp, Johan 8 Wiegand, Jacoy St Hormsa, a i crer, Babeherd Member, Fred nor, Ernst Blersch, Erost May Wolf, Rosine Wolf’ Samuel Steck, Honrich Heller, Dora Hetsoldorgor ki Bowerting. k vans, R Shaw, J W Jom Hughes, William Richards, T Jobn Sines, Wm Charm: Haden, William Haynes, Joseph’ Coyle, JT P MoCormiok, Petor ‘Anne McCormick, Mary Koynolds Jamos © Paga an: Koith Withelmine Keith Bliss K Ho Biglo. Bert Maisoh, Frenz Martin Heal, Wilheim V. Horarten, Ho 3 Newbergor, Carl Eheman, ‘Auton 3 ei id Gr 3 Bosch, Cari Abel, io man Abel, Edw; e pF Langh Hancessen, Joseph te Ko Rs J berg, Ludw h Schlachter: with. " , Lucas Doll, Bernhard sia Melzger Babette Muh rich appe, Xsvor Keopti- , Ernst Merkle, Johan Regina Hetzelberger, Joh Burk ohn jobert Allen, Johu Roderick, James Snow, Sarah Evana, Isabella Evans, @livia Themas oberte, Mary Jane homas Morgan, Edward Short, Samuel White, B White Pat Wm lyrne, Mary Anne Byrno, Mary McCormick, Mary Jane Frances McCormick, Mar; 01 ari. ne Montgomery, Seal Hog Mary Porter, Jobn Ward, liz Parkiason, Henry Parkinson, John m H Parkinsoo, Geo Lixon, Henry Crouch, George Cheerewan, Robt Bou'ion, Mr Palmer, Daniel Palmer Sarah Taylor and iafant, Jos Bourne, Elis Bourne, Wm Groonslade, C Jacob. A Levsil, L Eneell, J B Reimer, Jarl Sturin, David. Bar, Ignatz Goch; Maria bh, Johan Book, Johan Boch, Wilhelmine eith, Louise Keith, Caro- ine w Britieh etonmebip City of Philedol- | Elicaooth | | of My Cousin G Johan | Michsel Hanfman, | ¢ Siglo, Maria Sigle, Uletia Siglo, Julius Sigle, Albertine , Adolf ‘isle, Julia Sigio,’ Christoph eh, Daman Soheppner, Adress Wiegand, 1, Sulgarde ¢ Ricin, jan Long, obert } raf, Victorino Graaf, Theodore Laubenheimer Jo- han Meyer, Jobnas Reishouor, Frederich Frich, Prederich Grinelin, Carl Aspman, Henrich Liobman, George Shump 0 oscph Wagenknocht, Calhenne en- nenveht, Riise Wagenkooh*, Maria Wa. goknocht roline Wagent nocht, Catharine Wazenkaosh ‘hilepp Hanolein Vhi'ip Lofiee. Johan Sohaidt, Blizabo Munch Phillp Bander. John Meifer, Rooks Lehrane, Eara- Le Lebrane, Meichoir Hewsser, Ann Ertit The passengers are expected to arrive at Boston in the Cunard steamer Aiwerion, momentarily expected. An agent of the company left here yesterday moraing for Boston, to forward them immediately they arrive in thas sit, y. MANIFEST OF THE CAnGO I pkge mdse Rosengart # Davis 1 Jacob Schandier: @ A Wenr, 1 Sophia Massirg; 1 do Meallister & Bro: 1 do Peatt & a buch, Bro & Co, 1 WP Glen 1 Pastt & Resth; 2 W D ¢ JM Orem; 2 Jobn Storn & Co! ‘Harriso 1 Walker & Ber, J Leppieu, Se Pigeeamsl iteinor Lavy & Co 13 4 Lendl Co. R 3 Shepherd & Magshall & Co; 2 John P. foe & Co; 2H Lower & Barron; 1 poke mdse Lui J Elliott; 16 Mills & Ramdorger: & Co, 8 EC Pratt & Bro; 10 ¥ ZL Hellowoll & Bro: 2 Lewis & Co ‘Gadsby; 18 ‘Chas Garrett Bhillingford; i Co & Go; 6 Henry B pki Go. < y, : 1) Bust; 5 Sharp, Hains & Co; 9 LJ Levy & Co; 2 H Cohen; 1 Juo Hilla; 9 A Buist; 2 28 Howell & So 2 AW Harrison; | Colton, Codi neon: 1 MoAl Weiner; 1 WHI Reod; 3 th; 3 Aonry dee J W Gilwin; 1 J P randy; L order; nh i ;2Sidenbuch, Bros & Co 2 a; 10 Lewis, Bro'& Co; 2 Wood, Wood:1 Orem, HopXine & Co; 3 Krafts & Donta £Co; LT BOrne & Co; 3 Kratee & 0: 1 TBOrne & uilor & Treyting: Flous & Co; 11 H Wionor; or; 1 Manual & Schipeler ;, 3 W H Horstmann & Sons; 1 Tas rry & cl [2 a lon Co; 1 ¢ 2 Hamilton, Easter ¢ Go; 2C WE heim & Co; 7 H Pr & Co; 10 Sharp! ; 3 order; 1N Thouron & Tisaac Barton & Co; nul, Shipeler & Co: 1 Sidenbuch, Bros & Co; IC &c ppien, Schotler & Pisit; 1 40 J B Okie; 1 do D anguey; 1K Pollock & Co: > 5 Lewis & Vrost; 18 Sharple: Harlingen; 2 BF Voss 6 New! pe; 7 Hamilton, Baster & Co; 6 lopkins, Duke & Wardon; 4 order; I P t& Bon: | Aildeburn & Bro, 3 8 Lewis @ Co: 1 Curtis 1 EM Bosley; 1 order, I Findiay ac Tit Walsh; 1 Canfield. bro & Co; 1H F Alberti; 1 W A Horst: nm, 8H Lipman; 5H & W Butterworth; 1 Thomas # & Co; 2 Bailey & Co; 10 Norris & Bro’ 1S Hill; 8 & Co: 11 3am Robinson; 1 ord Cort Jas Worne; 1 box watches Chai Hill, 5 MeHenry & i &Nowbol4; 20 ré&c ia ts & Co; 4 Yarnall & Co; 1M vere t, Engles & & Soni 11d Levy & Co; 1 do EU Yarnall nim Co; 1 pig jewelry Honey Weiner: 1 Geo Benkert; 1 order; 1 Truitt Bro & Walt Miss Sbutwoll; 1A Brown, Bill IMoManio & Sons; & Co; 1 B Hooley; Parry & Co; 1 W Smith; 't John 8 Blisi i1s mdse order; 3M Coleman; 1 Henr, ; Lorder; 1 Ward, Ba: je & Co; ter & Bro; 1 order; J Bocas Benj Pierce; 1 J H Barbor; 2 RS Wilson; I order. 1 HH Couton; 24 B Godfrey & Co; 1S Mason & Co; L$ Hop- Hinson: 15 Rose Campbell; 3 Simon Levan; 3J M Coleman; 28 0; Martia & Smith; 1 0: illiken: 6 orders; I S'Wonderly & Son; 6 H Duncan & 1E DGoddard 3 George Kk Tryon; 4 W P Wistast; 14 janet & Koha; 1 W ‘Co; 2oare of 8 D Lincoln; 2 Daone & S| 8 ae Lyre; 1 & 5 acHenry & : eet won; 1 parcel. order: I 5 Mundill; &Son 13 K yaine & Son; 1H 1J W Gibbs & Son; 2 Mellvain & Wil- 1 1 Li a, Schot. 0 Church. accel J Gordan & Co; 8 Bowloy & Bon man; 8 pkgs and 1 mer; I pigs and mdse, 0 WJ Alberti & Co: 5 Bates & Coates; 5 Wray & Gill we Taylor; 3 Caruth, dr y bf Butterfield & Bro; 2 Order; 3 & W Henk Kane! 1 Periman & Dro on; 1 Robt Taylor & Biddle & Co 1W Loma 21 Duncan &s ¥ B Beiizghous; iJ W Queen: 4 Tr: Port, 1 Wm Abbot 20_W Charobman; 4 Lew! & Drew: 2.4 Dram im & Co; 1 order; 2 vd R eld & Wm a 5 ee tt; 1 Lo W flso l order; Earl, Neson & Co; N&G Taylor} nry & Rapbae Co; 1 BE Mul 2 2 Jas Leslie: A Duncan, 2 Wateon & Co; 24 J CGrabh & Co; 8) H Frenam & 1d & Longstreth; 10 Schaeffor & Los allace t,1 farnum &Imbrie; | WI Carr. aa, Baguol pigs mdee Geo W Parrish; 3 onard Benkert; ks mdse Lippincott, Gramio & Co Welton & 00; 1L & P Watkins Saml Ross; 8 Gail: Jenkins & Son; 1 y, & Bro; | JooR JV ‘Cowsll & Dean, 7 Steinmatz, Justi ‘can nth Terry Penniman Bros; 1 Matthews, fy de & Smith; 1 Fo Ban! LIL J Justion a Co;8 Stoin mets, Justio» & Heer; 23mish, Wat & 2 ‘en, Ho: kins & Rose; 1 2 Graydon, Swaiack & i 1 Lapping. Sho « & Co; 2 Thos Grit Lens & Hack: 12 esondonch & Co; 14 P& J Kelley, 3 Wood Bacon & Co; 40 4.0 Abbott, Geo eHlenry & Co: 14H Farnam X00; 1 B rady & Co; 10 W Watson & Co; §Gidson & Co; 8 Self: 207 Penington; 1 ay & Some; 4 Orde, 2 Cooper & Landy; Order: 40 Litt mn &Co: JG Andi; TES & Co, 28 we « 1J B Eilison & Son; 1 Werendonck & Co; 1 W 2 Flues & Ceo 1 Moaue! & Xchiepels; 2 T 1 Brother; 6 Herry W 2 pgs Schniswind CMe Pidte Hulme Ostamen & Co: 1 pkg J. Krid ons & Bro: 1d H Bibbs: Walton; 1 do Sym dirh; 4 Sharp Haines & Co; 5 Cli'ton Angeeve & Young: 5 Turner & Jor ortand Bro: 2 ro ur & Co: 1 Plumme ) & Brown; 2 FR Waosoho & ©o:8 Ward, Bro; 1 box wat-los directed; 7 poks indxo Fitz- gerald, MeGuedout & Co; 2 Hodges & Wemack: 1 Coove & > i MeCallum; 5 Petio wer & Co; 1d W Gibbs & Bon! Worret; Contes & 2 Stettman & Henicks; 2 De rhet ; nia eity ron & Joarap: 2 Lippincott & 08 Dennis; | Hodges & Bro; on; TSAO Orne: 4 Metlwan d Wiliiates; 18 Boras 2 B Jenkins & Son; 3 B Corning & Co; 2 Seiger, Lamb pls mdse Steinmetz, Justice & Oo: 4 Paul & Mell- Teese Wm Thom pron; 9 pkgs T Fiskey & Sons; 2 ry, 1 5M Buehler, Bro & Co: 3; order; 2 Ma- 1! 4 W D Glenn: 7 Gott & Peterson; 8 Conrad ler:17 Paust Winebrenner, 18 @ Grubb & 8 Motionry & Ray 7Soott, Baker , 1 C Ohurchma i, 1 order: 1 Kents Gilmore & Co; 8 ‘& Son: 1 R Disoon; A Bell, & bo 2 Fant, Wine &Cr, VE Lewis & Cord 1Peait & Howth; 1 Bwd Anrrer or Two New York Tareves—The 4 of Cleveland arrested on Thursdsy two English Jews New Yo char with stealing about $000 worth his from Faymord & North and dest & Freeman, of ponerse were browgot before the police court ths ce 80d some Lat omy Het Teling the cass was 1h dueadey neat —Cloriand Plain Drier, | someti ne before the Schuyler swindle. | a stop to all further negotisticn of new railroad bonds, | Sdo; 2 Sidon- | ‘Thratres avd Exhibttions, Baroapway Turatre. —Mr. Forrest is to appear Jet, im Shakspevre’s tragedy of that mame, thi: The closing Piece will be the farce entities thy Neighbor,” ia which Dayidge and Miss J. Gougeatela vill appear Bowery Taratre —‘‘Rustache,’’ a new and succesafal piece, isto be repeated to night, with the rame good he farce cf °C dehaw, aod Bag- ”? and the droma of the ‘Pretty Girls of Stilberg,’” will also be performed. Ninto's Garvey —T enefit of Mile. Yroa Mathias in to take piace ibis evening. The performance provided comprises a scene from “Lela, Is Porquerette,”’ a grand divertisc ment, ‘Asphedel,”’ acd “Duchatumeau,”’ Sach attraction cannot fail ia drawing a large audience. Burton's Texarrs.—Ths three new ard highly auccess- ful pisces, entitled Sunshine throngh Clouds,” Now. & Days,’ and the ‘Filibuster,’’ are to be performed this evecing This 1# indeed unusual attraction for one evening's amusemcot. NationaL TugaTre.— Eusticho”’ and ‘Fashion and Famine" are to be reywates this ovening. They are both highly successful. Those popular actors, J. BR. Seot Barry, J. Canoll, Fox, Mrs. Nichols, and all appear in the casts. Warrack’s Tiare —Mr. James Wallack is toappear os Erasmus Bookworm th's evening, in the comedy of The Scholar.” The successful piece, by Broughim, man’? is likewise to be performed. Biake and Lester appearing in it. MerrovorrTaN ToRATRR.—Miss Julia Dean is to perso- nate the character of Lady Teazle this evaning, in the comedy of the “School for Scandal,” Etynge susporting ber as Chacles Surface. ‘Katharine and Petruchio” will close the amusements, Eddy and Mrs. Jones playing the leading parts. American Musgum.—The drama entitled « stache’” is to be repeated this evening, with the same good cast. Two very atusing plecas will be given in the afternoon. ‘The haypy family continues to attract crowds. Cincvs AND Hirropromr.-—-The combined companies of the Hippodrome and Southern Cirons are drawing full houses every afternoon and evening. Woon’s MinsTRELs continue to be favored with largo audiences, and their perfo:mances create roars of laugh- ter, A good performance for to-night. Bucks’ SERENADERS —' Lucretia Borgia”? is attract- ing crowded assemblages every night. It will be repeat- ec this evening with the same cast. Woop’s Ermorian Mixstaxis.—Thit company announce many attractive features for this evening. Thoy ere much admired. Miss Loursa Reepsr, of this city, is to make her debu at the Bowery theatre on Saturday evening noxt, in the arduous character of Bianca, Report speaks very fa- vorably of her. » Jones, Law Latelligence, Counr oF Arrgais, rept. 26, 1854 —Preeent:—All the | judges, Motion to Giemisn appoal in case of Stewart agt An @erson. Argued. Mr. N. Hill, Jr., in favor, and Mr. Ward Funt opposed, to the motion. Motion to vacate order dismissing appeal in case of Derby agt. Caligon. Argued. Mr. J. G. Schumaker in favor, and Mr. N. Hill, Jr., in opposition. Van Wyck ‘agt. McIntesh. Same motion. Argued. Mr. W.R. Btaford in faror of motion, Sir. N. Hill, Jr. oppored. i peal dismissed by default in ease of Dean agt. Dat- ton, and Kirkpatrick agt. Mathews. Mr, N. Hill, Jr., counsel. Nos. 1, 6 and 8, reserved for 27th inat. Nes. 4 and 5, do. October 9. do. September 29. do, October 10. do, October 12. do. for fourth weok. Passed. 5, 97, 117, 122, 127, struck of. ¢. Houghton, put on calendar avd aubmitted. Court adjourned till to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock. Few cvunsel in attendance, Woman Founp 1x THe Woops.—A woman, up- wards of fifty years of age, was fonnd about sevonty or eighty miles above the mouth of the Oconto river, in the early part of last wook She seams to be partially crazed, and can give no intelligence as to where she be- longs. She has probably been wandering in the woods for weeks. She says that her maiden name was Mary Ann Kingsland ; that when a child she lived in the city of New York ; went from there to Genesee county, where she went to school until she was eighteen years old; she there married a man by the name of Crosby, who lived fa Canade, who died soon afterwards ; that she camo next to Iinois and married a Mr. James Day, an epgineer on an Ohio river steamboat. Up to thie point she relates her histcry very clearly, but all after is confused, and it cannot be ascertained where she belongs or how she came to stray into the woods, except that she has been op Wolf river, and says something bout hunting for roots and herbs. It i ble that she wandered from there to where she was don the Oconto It was the intention to bring her here.—Green Bay (Wisconsin) Advocate, Sept. 10. TumBLED ABouT wiTnovT BEING DIstuRBED.— A man_who resided during his lifetime without change of residence, in one house, which is now situated io the town of Southwick, Masa, was born in Massachusetts, subsequently lived in Connocticut, and then again in Massachusetts, and he has been au inhabitant of the counties of Hampsbire, Mass, Hartford, Conn, and Haropden, Mass., and of the towns of Westfield, Sims- bury, Gransby, and Southwick. To illustrate—be was born in the town of Westfield, county of Hampshire and State of Ms: usetts. Then the tract on which he Lina wan thrown within the town of Simsbury, county of Hartford, and State of Connecticut. It was subsequently embraced within the lines of Granby, in the same State and county. The next we threw it into Southwick which subsequently was embraced in the county 0° Hampden. Corn 1 Sr. Jonn, N. B.—On the morning of the 2)st inst. the weather was piercing coldinSt John, N. B Ice formed during the night on shallow and still water. eter meme rerneremeceremnremen 7 aD FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Weoxespay, Sept. 27—6 P. M. The stock market opened quite buoyant this morning, and there wes more activity than we have noticed for some days. At the first board New York Central bonds advanced 1 per cent ; Delaware and Hudson, 1 ; Nicara” gua Transit, 3; ; Cumberland Coal, { ; New York Cen* tral Railroad, 34 ; Harlem Railroad, %; Erie Railroad, 34 ; Reading Railroad, 3. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Ceclined 3; per cent ; Michigan Central Railroad, {. Gold Hill was in demand to day, in anticipation doubtless of | the dividend. Erie and Reading were the most promi- nent stocks on the list to day. There is great eace in tho money market, and the banks find it difficult to make al! the loans they want on call. It would be better for the commupity if it was found even more difficult to make such loans. Money was freely offered to-day in the street at five per cent, and refused at that. Tho two California steamers have added two and a quarter mil- lions to our supply of bullion and coin, and we think it can be safely calculated upon that our exports, from this time out, will not be beyond our receipts from San Francisco—leaving our banks with about thirteea mil- lions in hand, which is an excess of two millions over the average We do not see how we can avoid having an casy money market, There has been somuch contraction in credit, such a general liquilation, thst the demand for money has become much reduced. It is anticipated by our leading banking houses that bofore the lapse of many weeks the rate of interest in England | will be materially reduced. If ao it will adi to the ease in financial affairs on this side, ard strengthen our posi- tion very much. The investment of foreign capital in American securities is pregressing more rapidly than ia generally anticipated, and the effect here must be more favorable than ever before, from the fact that itis steadily reducing our supply. Until within the past few rMnths the manufacture of railroad bonds was at the | rate of about a million per week, and the market was completely flooded with them. They were forced ont through suction houses ani by all sorts of financtering ‘The demand from Europe served to intrease the supply nstead of reducing it, and there appearei to be no end t the new companies issuing railroad bonds. Tho market was gluited, and the value seriously deprestate1 The business was over doneand had reached its height That expose put and we have since been placing the old issues, | The weight upen this market was at one time onor- | which ‘The silks be'onging to the latter firm have bien | covers’, part here and port on the way to Cinciunati mous, and was one among the many other thiogs breught about ths collapse. We are now entering upon a new phase in this business, The deman! for railroad bonds from Furope fs steadily and rapidly re- Gueing our supply. In the absence of any new issues the purchases ere of the old, and before the lapse of many months our market must be very much relieved of the burden pressing upon it in the’shape of railroad bonds. With a constant demand from now sources, and no new supply, the distribution cannot be otherwise than of such a character as to have the most favorable effect upon our local finances. As our own capital which is now invested in these securities becomes releasod it will Gnd employment in other channels, and tend to the developement of other resources, That we have pro- gressed too rapidly in the construction of railroads there is very little doubt, but s year or two of inactivity will do away with the evil, and re:tore most of the capital to thore chanrels from which it was extracted. There is the otper side of the Atlantic a growing desire to in- vest their capital in securities beariog high rates of in- terest ; consequently they are becoming less satis- fied with three and three and a balf percent. It is to this feeling that we attribute the attention of foreign capitalists to our stock and bonded sesurities. At the second board there was comparatively little doing and prices were not so firm. Erie Railroad fell off 4 per cent; Harlem +; ; Nicaragua Transit 4%. The transactions were too limited to denote any dsciled move ment. .Ait. A. FL Ntoolay’s regalar somt weekly ovolion sale jocks sil Bond wilh take placd tomorrow (Thurs- any), at 121; o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The Board of Brokers have appotmted the follontag | sembers:\—Joha H. Gourlic, Abraham Baylis, Charies Coristmas, of the firm of A Belmont and Mr. Nelson Campbell, of the Grm of Ward, Campbell & Co, agents | for Baring Brothers & Co, @ committee to defer rights of (he members in the matter of the Now Haven Reilroad Company's over issue, with the fards of the board, by as faras may be. The commiites bas engaged Mr. Chas, ©'Conor. A list of the stockholders of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company bas beem prepsred, ard is now ready for examination at the office of the company, No, | 1 Hanover stieet, The Treasurer of the State of vertived for s loan of $130,000, cent interest, maturieg in thirty years; aleo for a loan of $152,000, in bonds bearing six per cent interest, ms- They will bear date the fizst | of July, 1854, and will have coupons attached for the in- | terest at six per cent per annum, of January and July in each year. Both interest and prin-ipal will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New York, unleas where the purchaser pre- turing in ton yeara. fers to have them payable at Carolina. tober. Capital... Loans + 51,759,005 2)295. 152 Due from other banks... . 8,183 105 Iner.. 154,522 Y 5 t Due to other bis. 6 6,927,608 Decr.. 300,117 | S38 cepte; 68 do. do., landea in Boston, from tse To, and Leposite., + 12,464'357 11,908,920 Decr.. 560,427 | pot centered strictly 6, at 147 cts: 200 do. le, Circulation £,504,565 8.885.806 Decr.. 119,059 | Lrderstood at 673% cents; 230 do, inferior do., at 54 The Maverick Bank (new) is included in the latter re- grr in Mevioeota 500 ey eae a Lome a. torn, ard not in the former. his is the only new bank | 4t 148 cent aiebone—Con! ral inquiry, but in Boston incorporated by the Legislature al its last ses- | OMY #ales we hear of are 15,000 lbs. Arotic, at 40 cents, sion, It is located at East Boston The increase of ca- Saari = pital is made up as follows:—Maverisk, $248,600; Biacs- | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. stone, $6,475; Eliot, $800; National, $5,300. arr rERs0xAL. # °° — ‘The Boston Daily Advertiser gives the annexed state. | ——-— ~—-——— sa ga eae sane ment thowing the capital and last three semi-annual C EE Py nA: AB: ORE TEBE, . A 11 Cividends of the banks of that city, with the market va. Pia " . {Seems ee en dawn ne of stock, dividend Octover, 1858, and ber 25, | TNFORMATION WANTED—OF THE WHEREABOUTS Bey EAR DE eee oe of Stock. | Sunt, "Marguerete M’Caffery, on board the packet, shi ividends. asi Liverpool, and lavded in New York, in May Direct Sh Ss BS yw | to Marguerete M’Cafery, No. 4 Hall place, Bowery, be- ££ ¢ & Z twoen Sixth and Seventh streets Bg ¢ @ *, VR. BERNARD M. NAVARRO, LATELY ARRIVED poy nt, gant, BE, ie i, from Paris, is requested to call at 29 Clinton place, Fro 2 gm gry ne 113 io meet relatives from Matanzas. at oe ee 6 88K HE LADY WEO ADVERTISED SOMEJIME SINCE, 56 6 56 130 127 L (or any other one,) to write lette:s for euch as 4 4 4 112 108 | could not do it for themselves, can hear of some busi- 850,000 4 4 4 = 10456 103 | ness im that line’ by addressing Phillips, Herald offica, Boston (par 20). rerigens ’ : r iii = statiog where an interview can be had. 4 4 4 1063 10216 ‘ANTED—ANN STEWART, WHO LIVED IN 152D 4 4 4 108” 168 street, Harlam, N. ¥., last February, is requested 4 4 4 10f 104 | to write to her sister, Jane Stewart, at nd, Me., 4 4 4 12 110 | immediately, or come to her. 422 00 no | Sen 10 4 4 @ 10 10 |)... SPORTING, 4c. sata 4 4 4 (106 10546 |ANCY PIGEONS.—A £PLENDID LOT OF ALL THE 4 4 4 110 106 different kinds, mated in pairs; also, young ones, of 4 4 4 102 102 | this season’s raising. of very best stock. 4 4 4 108) 104 | who wish food bargains had better call immediately, as renee ee 103° 358 | they must be sold. Apply at 260 Bowery, 4 4 %@ 109 107 OR SALE—A FIRST RATE BULLDOG, MALE, YEL- 4 4 4 110 108 F low, with a black mouth, imported’ from Europe. 4 4 G6 208 (98% | apply to LINCK & BAULICK, 105 Nassan street. 84 4 $100 102 (OR SALEA REALFURE ENGLISH BLOOD POINTER = Ae gon: 100 | (athe Praga ah tee Wael Fteeeh BP 8% 3% 4 102 1023, 834 3% 3% 102 101 OR SALE—A FIRST RATE BULLDOG, MALE, YEL- 000 Be Biz Big 102 101 low, with a black mouth. imported from Europe. State (par 60)...1,8(0,000 83¢ 335 844 6236 63 | Apply to LINCK & HAULICK, 105 Nassau street. Wobster........1,500,(00 — 33 33% 103° 102 Mas’ts (par 260) 800,000 8 8158 250 950 OR SALE—A FIRST-RATE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG Eliot... +. 800,000 — 3 4 100% (99 Inquire at 668 Broadway. Broadway.....+. 100,000 — — 6& 100° 101 Amountot dividends, October, 1808 Beenip ct th Egret Hetmiccpe tell ct SAG ae Amount af dividends, Apel, 1864, 1,228,000 | irons and the public, that he has opexed his rooms for g 2 p the winter season, £6 elve sporting fossons in the art of ‘The Boylston Bank made an extra per cent May, 1853, Atlantic 1 Shawmut 8 per cent July, 1864, an divide 1234 per cent from their surplus. the Broadway Pank (South Boston) is for the first nine months of its operation. "i ‘The pretent dividend of the Massachusetts Bank is 81-5 | ()TUGNON’S GYMNASIUM, 150 AND 161 CROSBY Per cent vn @ par of $250, or$8 per share. ublic are respectfully informed that a class has just The Atlas poys an intreare of 34 percent, and the formed for instruction in gymnastics, ‘at the aiore Eilot 1 per cent, which are the only changes since April | SttSblishment, and will be coatinaed evening last, and as compated with October, 1868, the North | thivenout ite seascu, We ould on — has increased } per cent, Washington 34, and Atlas 3, ia are thus showing a very uniform rate. The whole number of banks is now 37, the same as in April. the Cochituate having failed and its place is sup plied by the Maverick, of Fast er} (capital $400,000), which commenced operations § We give in the above table which the present dividends are the weekly statement will vary somewhat from this, a3 considerable new capital has been paid in on which’ in- terest only, at the rate of six per cent, is allowed Shawmut Bank diviles 2 per cent cn their $250 000 in- create of eapttal paid in July 1 cent per spnum. ry] » Grocers’, and National, | Plesee copy the addreas, 205 Water street, corner of Ful- bn A AY lends ca ee whole amount of capitalas | ton, up s! 5 “ va! in af resent e 2 REE TERME RL GERTLER TE RETR ET BF wl Tthe following twelve basks in Boston were authorized jes REGATTA, AT HOBOKEN,'WILL COMB OFF ON to tnerease thelr Thurmsy, the 28th instaat—Free for all 28 feet Banks. Increase. , Total. | boats and Two minutes will be allowed to the $350,000 $750,000 | foot to the smaller boats. Purses are as follows:—Fir 890,000 400,' $75; second, $40; third, $20—$5 entranse. To start at 100,000 150,000 | 12 0’clock. Ali entrance to be made on or before the 500,000 750,000 | 27th instant. This is intended as a trial of skill between 800,060 750,000 | the boat builders of New York, Brook! Williamsburg, 850,000 000 | Jersey City, Westchester, or the wo: If the weather 600,000 750,000 | proves to be unfavorable, it will take place the next fair 500,000 750,000 ay. ABM. Hoboken. fo0jo00 000 000 REWARDS. . 260, 600,000 ‘750,000 |- Washington... 250.000 500,000 750,000 LOST OR STOLEN, A SMALL CASE The Merchants’ Bank have the right to add another marked 8 B , No. 127, containing watches million to their capital under the general banking law, as | aud watch movements. The above case was lost or authorized by the Legislature of 1853. Jen from cart 1,813-on Friday morning, the 224 a: Of the above the Boylston and Shawmut pave yee up fits, from the foot of Canal street, thence to Greenwich, | in full, and the Blackstoxe, Columbign, Fliot, Grocers’ | Liberty, and through Nassau atreot, to 12 Broad street. and Ni « .b60 40 Clev &Tol RR... 30 They will be issued in sums of one thousand dollarseach. Bids will be received until the 20th of Oc- For further particulars see advertisement. A comparison of the footings of the weekly bank state- ments of the Boston backs with those of the statement for the previous week, exhibits the following resuits:— Banxs = Ca as, «931 300,085 $31,408,050 Iccr..$261,365 50,987,548 Deer, 772,362 capital by the last Legislature :— aon Os a ional in part. The Freeman’s, Moassms —Hales of 49 bhde Porto Rico were made at 28e.; 200 bbls. New Orleans, at 240. « 26¢, Naval Sivnss —About 200 bbls. spirits turpeatiae were mad 62c , cask. Ous.—Whsle, sperm snd olive moterately roug’t ss active, but sully after at eld prices w held at 74e. for lurge, Bed The for small lots, per gallon. Lord: ule Provisions —Pork wae on the a eluded 600 dos, | 8734 8 $12 fer pr Sales trene pired of 350 bbls. prime lardst Llc. per I aud 206 bbia beef st former rates. Butter and obec: were urchapged. Fics —The market continues firm The stock is light, ond demand limited. Sales today, 60 casks, at 63,c. a 53<e., for fair to good. Rxar Extars —Hy Albert H. Nicolay—At Hadson Park, near Yonkers.—One plot on Van Cortlandt aveaue, $1,100; one dacde , $400; three do do, $300 each; one do, on Westeb@ster avd Van Cortlandt aveoues, $3,450; one do. on Pali-ade avenue, $726; house and three acres of land, $16,650, Sact.—A cargo of 7.000 burhels Turks Island was sold, to aire, and 1,700 Astou’s Liverpool were sold at the | and to fight the case employing counsel, &e. North Carolina has ad- in bonds bearing six per y mt. le Rapala the Gest days | P SvIcEs.—About 10 cases Penang nutmegs were sold at 102346. 5UGAR —The market was firm, with rather more do- ing. Among the sales were 230 hhds. Cuba muscovado atbie., 53%., amd 53¢¢., and about 300 do. do., togo out of market, at 53¢c., on time, and 100 do. good New Or- leans sold at 536. . Tee —The market was quist at 120. a 18¢., arked. Tonacco —The sales to-day and yemotes reached about 80 or ¥0 bhdas, Kentucky, at prices ranging from 7340. to 10c., the latter for Mason sounty. Wi Seles were mad 200 bbls. Ohio and pri- fon, ip lote, at 41340, 042 ; and 150 hhds., with 400 bbls. drudge on private terms, per gallon. Wine —About 50 quarter casks sweet Malaga were sold at 70c, the treasury of North Domestic Market. New Baprorp On. MaRxet, Sept. 26.—The oil market bas been unusually quiet the past week, and tha only 2,345,392 Incr. 50,240 self defence, which will be Tvonducted by himself. Ju. veniles instructed by Masters Lazarus. Gentlemen can be attended at their private residences. Boxing gloves 0 per cent u the Mechanics? now The dividend of attention of dyspeptics, and persons whose y to the necessity 0! exercise, in order to keep the physical system in # condition to resist un- healthy influences. ‘The gymnasium is epen daily, from suprise until 10 P. M, for general exercise The gentle- mens’ class méet every evening at eight o'clock. Join Wood, Director. Sparring taught privately by ©. F. OTTIGNON, Proprietor. PORTING —KING CHARLES AND BLENHEIM panied pups; mammoth Newfoundland pups, Scotch and English terriers, English greyhounds and a variet of other choice breeds. Stock dogs of the purest b! entirely sedent it. 1 e amount of cspital o2 paid, but the capital by Th) » which is equal to 8 per under, Meshanics’ and | All pawnbrokers and dealers are cautioned from reseiv- | Washington pay in October 1, and the Broadway and | ing them, and are requested to give any andall the in- Howard have not desided when to call for their increase | formstion in their power so that steps way be taken to of capital. recover the property. All information may be left at When the above increase see ee, the Merchants’ | the Chief’s cffice, basemeat City Hall. Below are Nos $1,000,000) is all paid in, the total capital of the thirty- | of the watches:—16,790, 16,800, 16,934, 16,791, 17,598, | seven Boston banks will be $33,110,000. 11,609, 17 008, 17.418, 3aN9, ine ane ere tock , , F A 880, * gms pa Sept 27, 1884, | 786, 16,776, 17,433, 17,434, 17,480—34 movements, mark. $500 Ohio 6's, CO... 16614 60shs Mich CRR,, 801g | ed &%on, London, 17,920, 17,921, how F1C00 Arkansas 6's,. 100 100 Harlem RR..bi6 33% 17,924, 17,926, 17,028—6 watches, silver cases, mark 8600 GC RR Bde... 78 100 40...+ 7488 835% | Chas. taylor £ on, London, | 1,688, 1,889, 1,680, 1,801, 1500 15 Nor & Wor RR.. 45° | 1,892, 1.803, 1,894, 1,895, 1,808, 1,807, 1,898, 1,899.1 10000 9g 300 Erie RR. watches in silver cases, marked Blynn & Baldwisf Co 10000 3° 625 a. lumbus, Ohio. 1,925, 1,046, 1,947, 1,948, 1,949, 1,953, BOORH&SARE BS, 00 4 1,954, 1,955, 1,902, 1,003, 1,094, 1,095; 1,990,1,997, 2932 TOOONYCER Bde, 86% 400 1,985, 1,989; 1,940, 1,941, 1,043--20 movements, mat! 100 hs Mech Bonk’: 140°" genry Franklin, Liverpool. 6 D& HO Co. REWARD—LADY'S WATOH LOST.—LOST 1 do. or stolen, on board the Stonington boat, on 80 Bk of N Friday night last, a lady’s watch, green enamel back, 100 Canton Co. encirclpd with diamonds; the initials 3. H. in the ceatre, 200 also in diemonds; a chatelaine attached, set with 150 NJ Zine diamonds; also key and seal. The above reward will be 1€0 Nic Trans paid on its return to the owner, Fifth avenue, corner of 732 Penna Co poe ae 225 Cumb C1 Co. & D} REWARD.—LO3T, ON SATURDAY AVTER- 1 an: noon, September '23, from the office of the 1000 G H Mine. subscriber or between said office ard tho corner of 1100 do, Joho and Nassau streets, a roll of bills, amounting to 500 £O...0, about one hundred and twenty dollarz, among wiich 205 NY Con'RR: was one $6 bill on the Bank of Virginis, and one $6 bill on 60. do, the Kochester Bank of Rochester, Now York, the bal: 50 do. ance in emall bills of 1's, 2’s, and 8’son the Uncas Bonk of Norwich, Conn. The abdve reward will be paid G0........, 693g 800 toany person having found said money, on their re- 20 Mich Cen RR.,., 894g turning the same tome. The particular attention of ‘ND BOARD. trobers, who have exchenged money of this kind withia SECO! 20 shs NY Trust Co, 10 £0 Havover Bank... 8934 190 Nis Tran Co,.830 231¢ the past few cays, is invited to this not'ce, as any infor- maton which will lead to the finding of the monty will be liberally rewarded. S. B. NICHOLS, 102 William 500 FAK Jt &k..b80 9g street, up stalre. 200 o.,..-:b60 1 60 Hudvon Riv lt. 443 REWARD.—10 if, ON SATUSDAY, 280 INST. 500 Pa & Ls Zine Co. 134 69 do......000 $1 in parsing through Chamber street, a port 50 Venn Coal Co.b10 103” 360 NY Can itii.'b30 914 | dloomaie, containing a five dollar gold pleco, some Fiver m4 do... .. 103 200 a bls 91 ¢ | change, anda vote drawn by Annin& Snow tn favor of 2/0 Cum Coat Co.:b30 81 ~ 44% | H. M. Qnsckenboss, for $101 23, The Onder will receive COBO. .sc0.46 SOK 100 4434 | the above reward by returning the note to W. H. Wiley, CITY TRADE AEPORT. Werownspay, Sept. 27—~6 P. M. Arngs were quiet but firm at old rates. + Burancttsrs.—Flour was $734 with rales of 5,800 bbls ; commo: $7 50; mixed to fancy Western oxtra Western and Genessee at $7 6245 a $9 60, and 1,400 | bbls. Southern at $7 a $8 75, for inferior to fancy; with 200 bbls suverfine rye flour at $6 Wheat wasalso cheaper, sal¢s haviog # $6 8735 per bb been made of 800 bushels prime 1,000 do inferior do., do,,at $1 25 nsdian do., in bond, at $1 38. it $1160 $118. 193 Chambers street, Al negotiating said note as pay A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THR recovery of the body of George Mourder, aged about 26 years about 5 feet 10 inches high, without coat or boots, who was drowned on Sunday, ‘the 24th inst., in the North River, opposite Sixty-fourth street. persons are cautioned agains? ment has been stoppe: © a 50¢ per bbi. lower, m to choice State at $7 a at similar prices; with the whole range from REMOVALS. FMOVAL —T RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUB- lic that I heve removed my newly estadlia cleaning, Qressing and repairing institution of Isdi and gentiemen’s woollen clothing from 61 Divleon street to 215 Bowery, corner of Rivington street, where Tehall continue to dress clothing in the most el way. Foliciting the kind protection of the piblic, leave to state my prices:—Ladies’ woollen gowns, in Southern white at $1 70; 5; and 5,600 good Car t 800 bashels rye Oats wore unaltered, Abou’ f aotati cluding small repsira, 6a.; gentlomen’s coats, $1; pan- rool 2,100 base lio, por Driving Mist, | tlonce, 4a; vostings, (woollen, ailk or velvet} éna. yore sold at 10%4¢, 4 months; 600 mats of Java, at | dren’s clothing much cheaper, J. BROOCK. ie — Frecirs —To Liverpool about 6.000 bashels of wheat 5 ree engaged, and 6.000 n 6.000 in ship's bage, 8C0 bales of cotton, compressed, and 80 do. ses island, at ty4., and 100 packages b: ai 4d. — s eoeataed: sick, TURE.—A PARTY GIVING UP HOUSEKEEP. ad at ing will sell, by private the furntture of s only used 1's. There was nothing new to London, or Havre A | small house, nearly new, ntee months, con- ‘vessel was taken up to fond with lumber for Montevideo, | sisting of a sitting, dining and four bedrooms; at $16. To California rates were without change, and | furpiture ena ._ No furniture broker need apply. rarged from 866. @ 400. per foot measurement Address M. F., box 876 Post Office. 4 Fist.—Dry cod in fair demand at $3 75 «$3 8734 per owt. Mackerel were resrce and wanted at full prices. Smoked herring wore selling at G0c. for scalded, and She | forNo. 1, per Ca aiaieregs Hors were Ht 3A) Himes —2a"es of 800 minet’s A! TRom war dull for Sestoh: Larus were dull and heayy, ta weed te Be, 8 988: frican wer made at 166, we litte ind aah . ‘rabber, VST per thousand, | 140 Fulton street I, | Lege, and the members of the Order in SPECIAL BOTIORS. P. A—TSE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF BUN- A o Ser Hill Lo’ge No. 21, will please attend at their ‘Og room, corver of Hudson and Christopher streets, commencing this Thursday ovesing, 28th inat. Wa. Tw, W. M ROST, H. BEATIY, Bec. Sse. 0. OF 0. F —GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN NEW York —‘be officers and members of the Grand are Teapeetfulls uested to attend the funeral of Brother Edvard B” eee, rend Secretary and Past Grand Representative of the b. W. G. L of Alabama, from the Taberpacie, on Broadway, at half ay nine o'clock this morning. JON J. DaViES, Grand Secretary. <HMEN'S UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND MILITARY RE- yes Uvion.—A meeting of this body will be held at Vauxhall Garden on Thursday evening, 28th inst., st Tig o’choek. Doors open as usual to the public. bers of the press are invited to attend. LLAND, Secretary. ECHAMCS! INSTIIUTE.—PROFFSSOR DE LAU- Day, accom) in the Mechanics’ Institute school, will si the Marael- lais Hymn in French, before the Debati sa, at the inatitute lecture room No, 1 Bowery, thivevening, at T o'clock. All persona wishing to join the class are respectfully invited to attend, JaMES HENRY, Actuary. EW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANI- cal Fair.—The grounds at Hamilton squareare now readiness to receive articles for the g-eat fair of next week. Entries can be made at the business office on the rounds, aud persons will be in attendance all this woek f receive and locate the articles. September 26, 1264. FFICE OF THE ROCKY BAR MINING COMPANY, ‘No. 20 Merehanta’ Exchange, New York, Sept. 15, 1854.— Notice to Stockholders.—Take notice that an as- sessment of two per cent upon the capital stock of the company bas been levied by the Board of Direc ar suant to art. 17 of the Articles of Association, on Tuesday, the 17th October next, at the office com pany, in the city of New York. Incase of non-payment at the time specified, the shares upon which*payment is required, together with all previous payments thereon, ball be forfeited to the Associstion; but in order that stockholders residing out of the city of New York ms Dave the benefit of the full time, three days’ grace be aliowed to them. ‘The stoe! are requested to surrender their certificates and take out new ones. By order of the Beard, M BREN. Se ’. PECIAL NOTICE —THE MEWBERS OF HENRY CLAY meet at their ha! 8 on q at 1234 oreloek, for the Purpose of Silndlag the funeral f te brother, Jame fen. pe ) SemeeWILLIAM HANIGAN, W. M. Henny Bonnett, Secretary pro tem. LOLOGICAL DISCUSSION —THE DISCUS3ION BE- tween ev. Isaac Wescott and Rev. T. J. Sawyer, DD, onthe question: “Do the Scriptures Teach the Doetrine of Fndless Misery,’’ will be sontinued in the Broadway Tabernacle thia and to-morrow evening, and four evenings next week. Tickets for the remaining six evenings, 75 cents; fora single evening, 25 cents; for sale at the door. TARREN LODGE, NO 253, I. 0. OF 0, F.—THE WY -cttoess andl sotiabars are xtauaatees Winans regular pafating of the lodge, at 327 Bowery, on Thure- day evening, the 28th inst , at 8 o'clock. By order, JOHN McGOWAN, N. G. THE TURF. Orns COURSE, L. L—THURSDAY, 28TH, at 2 o’clock P. M—Match $1,000, mile heats, in harness, between Deacon and Fanny. Sooeanieale after, Rare $100, mile heats, to wagons. John Baa names bm. Lady Alice, William Strong names b. m. Eleepy, J. Francis names b g. Doctor, G. Oakley eh. g. g. Day. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. Re HOUSE TROTIING COURSE, HARLEM—A e match for $200 a side will come off on Friday, 20th inst., between g. h. Flag of the Union and s. h. United States. rting, three o’cleck. A. BROWN, Proprietor. fhe arts NATIONAL HOR3E Falk AT TRE fa Play or Py, ional Course—Second Day.—The mat rs have éecided to receive entries until 11 o’clock to the entry books will close, and the judges will proceed in the discharge of their duties. Persons eatecus of visiting the falr can take the steamboat at Fulton mar- ket that connects with the Flushi which will convey them direct to the fairgrounds. Stages leave Grand and Houston street ferries, Williamsburg, y, When every hour for the fair, and persons who cross the Tenth street ferry will find stages in readiness to con- vey them to the Flushing Railroad, which will be tree of charge. IE GREAT NATIONALGHORSE FAIR COMMENCES to-day at the Nati: Course.—The grounds will ‘be open to the public at eleven o’clock. It will bea na- tional affair, in the broadest sense of the word, in which Unions are, tavited to participate’ Tus mieaagers, wil are invit ipa e managers make every effort in their power to render this occasion one of no in and they confidently believe ‘that this will be best exhibition of horses that has ever been held in this or any other country, and espe cially deserving the attent’on of breeders, al ers, and all those who are interested in ‘that noble ani mal, the horse. The National Course, where the fair wil! be held, is certainly the most beautiful and appropriate ground where such an exhibition could take ye, as it contains every convenience and facility within itself for the most perfect bop as largo a number cf horses as could possib y be brought together. An inside track has been laid out expressly for this occasion; the most ample acoommcdaiions have been made for all horses that may be entered for Senile, and from the magnificent and spacious stand, the spectators will have an uuinter. rupted view of all {hat transpices upon the grouad. Kn- tries will be recived at the grounds the whole of to day. Pezsons desirous of visiting the fair can take the stesm- boat at Fulton market that connects with the Flushing “Railroad, which will convey them direct to the fair unds.. Stages leave Grand and Houston strest ferries, Witiamaburg every hour for the fair, and persons who cross the Tenth street ferry will find stages in readiness to the Flushing Railroad, which will be ie ‘an unexce} and Twenty-ninth streets, and east of Fifth avenue; peation wanted immediately, ald office. ASH IN HAWD.—WANTED TO PURCHAS! sale and retail wine store, with or wi and fixtures, The stand must be a good one—lown town. Address box 574 Post Office, with real "ea particulars as to location, amount of business, &c. \URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, ‘west of Fulton street, until Ist of May next, for family of four grown persons; no children. Possession teken at any time between this and Ist of November. Address H.C. M., No.3 Front street, Brooklyn. OUSE WANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY, NEAR rome of the city railroads, not below Bleecker or above Forty-second streets Possession at once. Rent not to exceed $400. Address Hudson, Times office. Hai. WANTED, NEAR BROADWAY, Bleecker street. Rent not to exceed $6 motern Ra i ne iad Any party ha to let, will please apply to B. W. Broadway. lonable tenant; location between Firat ‘ortwhenjoonvenient. Address lars as to rent, &c.,) M.'J. C., box 146 Her- => 00, witht such @ house (CHARDS, 807 ART OF A HOUSE WANTED IN WILLIAMSBURG, for a small family, in a plessant neighborhood, to consist of back or front basementand first floor, and not to be too far from Peck slis ferry. For further particu. lara, stating rent, &c., please address H.B., box 624, Post Office. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED, FURNISHED OR UN furnished, for a gentleman and wife; iocation east or west of Broadway and below Bleecker street; rent moderrte, Address, stating terms, &c., A. A. P., box 1,589 Post Uifice, T GUNMAKERS or two first rai sngh to dispose of, AND OTAERS.—WANTED, ONE double guns, Any persoa having pd willing to take pay in dentistry, +, Herald office, stating particulars. may address J. A. Ween OF A HOUSE, CONSISTING OF three or four rooms and basement, for asmail fa- mily. Rent not over $200 per annum. Address 0. H. H,, Herald office. (A ANTED—A HOUSE IN TiS COUNTRY, WITHIN en hour of New York 3 Bost office ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, OR PPER PART of alarge house, inthe upper part o! the city. Address B., box 1,377, Post Office. ANTSD IMMEDIATELY —A GENTREL SMALL three story house, with lithe modern improve- ments, suitable fora small family, ina good neighbor- }ocd, and not higher up than Thirty fifth street Rent = to exceed $000 per annum. Address 0. W. Y., Herald office ¢NTED—THE 1ST OF NOVEMBER, OR BEFORE, A email neatly furnished house, sufficient for a family of six persons. If in any of the adjoining cities to New York, not to be wore than five or seven minutes walk from the ferries. Fent not to beless than $400 or to exceed $€00, to be paid weekly or monthly if desired. Address, with particulars, E. A , either New York or Brook- lyn city Post (fice. FFICE OF TOE CHIFF OF POLICE, SEPTEMBER , bia 1854,—Owners are wanted at this office for one ump silver, one trunk, and one India rubber cloth bag; also at the First distrtct police court, Centre ai one rom Sed ace bop likeness of a boy, one satin hat, & roon color,) one light blsck frock coat, one blue dress coat; all supposed to have been stolen. Gio, W) MATSELL, Chief of Police. QS FROM 13 FOURTH STREET, WiLL AM3- burg. two sets fine lice window curtaird. A liberal reward will be paid for thei: recovery at 13 Fourth street, Williamaburg, or at 242 Pearl street, New York Oc Rk OCCULIST, 486 BROADWAY, CORNER of (omavaloss, to diseasen devotes his attention of the eye, and assures the public that there is none of the numerous disorders to which tba ita wv Pea ttt thorou, Office hours, 11 A. M. to 4 P. Al &0.— nine to four 0” R.. . Receives bis patients o oan his ph bs. dearfountains. Arti eyea inserted withou! t a it his office, bi where ite Popular thectiae on the BG and ightest pain, which move exactly “like the natural eye, and resemble it in color and exprossiva. 4RRIAGES FOR SALE —THREE SECOND HAND SIX seat rocka ways, and one four seat one, and two se- cond hand top buggies; they will be sold low if applied for immedi at JOHN O HAW’s RRI‘GE ce HORSES, &0.—TAE OWNER LEA the city, on account of iil health, offers for sale pair of b'ack horses, carriage, harness, sleigh, &c, im complete order for use ‘Tha horse: Ly pg me vorth $1,500, and will be sold low, with er without car- tiage, Kc. Apply at44 Exchange place, R BALF—A PAIR OF BRIGHT BAY HO! Le at 34 Macdougal sircet, corner of Prince. OR SALE.—A FINE BAY BORSK, 153 HANDS high: kind and sound, and sold for want of use. Apply at 88 Exchange place. ‘OR SALE—ONE PAIR BAY MA! nian horses, from Vermont, 1 sound and GED HAMBLETO- hends high, stylish and fast; warranted Can be seen at RE lyn. OR S4LE—A FINE PAIR OF COACH HOR3ES, and 8 years old, sound, and kind in single ie harness. one of them is a good saddle horse. sold cheap. Canbe SALF—A FINE LARGE BAY HORSE, 16 high, 7 years old, sound, and kind inell fine style and action, and without blemist ; 8 noble family horse for carriage parposes, or for a dec- tor's use, as he is powerfully built and capabls of draw- ing heavy carriages To be seen at W. BANHAW’S, 45 Socon’ street. OR, F well adapted for a brewer, or any other heavy work; also, three carts and harness, all in good order. ‘Will be sold cheap. Also, about two thousand beer bar- rels, almost new, and in complete order. To be seem at No, 24 Orange street, ‘OR SALE—A FIRST RATE SHIFTING TOP WAGON, lately put in complete order. Can be seen a: Browa & Geer’s stable, corner Grand and Mercer streets. ‘OR SALE—A FINE SIX-YEAR OLD HO iSE, WABR- ranted sound and kind in saddle and harness; is a stylish, good driver, and can trot inside of three min- utes toa road wagon. Sold only for want of use. Ap. ply at 106 Mulberry street. R SALE—A PAIR OF CARRIAGE BORSES, SOUND, kind and gentle; alse, a caleche of cilver mounted carriage harness, all in eo der. To any one desirous of a complete est: shment the above is a desirable opportunity. Apply at the private stable, 16 East Twenty-seventh street, before 10 OR SALE~A SPAN OF FARM HORSES. SUITABLE for heavy draft, rixteen ands half !:.ads higl Perfectly sound and kind, six yearsold ‘Vill be Cheap. Apply at BROWN & GEER’ stable, corner of Grand and Mercer streets. ecient: OR SALE~A SIX YEARS OLD 3\¥ HORSE, a first class saddle and carrin, 80, recently ar- rived from the country. ‘To be se. ‘rom 9 to 12 o’clook A. M.,in the livery stable, 703; and 72 Prinee street, corner Crosby. WALTER, (OR SALE—A CANADI‘’ PACING PONY, WAR- ranted to go in three ruicutes, 8 years old, tone. 7 light wagon. !,arnsss, blankets, &0. whole will be sold for £:° 0, cash, being half its value, Keach fo having no nse for it. Apply at 531 Houston A i . ?.--50 PAIR3 OF FANCY PIGEONS, g toinclers, ruffnecks, fantails, carriers, turbitts, &o. Ad‘icas store southwest corner of Twelfth and Green streeis, Philadelphia. (OR SALF—A MAMBRINO BLOODED BAY MAI old, can trot intide 334, is ess. This mare has fine eller and is worth the atten- tion of any one wanting a superior animal. Warranted sound, kind, ‘and without a fault or blemish, &.. or the money returned, Prise $800. Apply at GEO MURRAY’S stable, 33 Thirteenth street, near University place. J,\0R SALE—AN EASTERN CHAISE, BUILT TO OR- der, on eliptic springs; very Py ridiog one; in good order; cost $300; for sale cheap at $160 be seen ot 39 Great Jones street, till 9 A. M. and : 38 sou: & go ray vee Any in harness; hts “pentlenses makes bin Inquire of SIMS BROTHERS, bottom, is & splencid tre harness ; — old, and in orse, with two brick carta and ‘harness in complete order. Inquire at 685 Greenwich street, till sold. (OR SALE CHEAP, PRICE $400—A FINE BAY HORSE, wi , harness, sleigh, bells, robes, &c, all com- ete and in gcod order. Can be ceen at Club Stable, 27 ird street. For toquire of O. K. Citizens’ Fire Insurance Co., corner of the Bo! Walker street, or of E. F. Mullen, 204 Front street. OR SALE CHEAP—OR EXCHANGED FOR GOOD fashionable furniture, a family horse, bagey, wagon nd harness. For particulars address a note to Cooper, Broadway Post Office, postpaid. ORSE.—WANTED, A SMALL HORSE, SUITABLE for alady, about fourteen hands high; it must be ‘warranted sound and kind; price not to exceed $100. A note addreesed to J. W., Hezald office, stating price, and where to be seen. Pies eee DESIROUS OF SENDING i their horses to the cow me Eide poe from the city, on Long Island, during the winter months, can hove them kept and cared for on the moat reasonable terms, Address Farmer, Herald office. ORSES, FAST HORSES, GOOD HOR‘ a horse travel well keep him in god ‘Tattersalls heave powders this, jsiso cures week, and cures heaves; sold b; ord prs dozen or gross, by A. H. GOUGH & CO., 49 Wall strect, in the basement. Country merchants on 12 moaths credit. ANTED—A KIND, WELL-BROKE, BUT STYLISH W “family pore He ust wot he, wider 16 hands TO MAKE be to weigh eo lesa ge ve in Keeping; a qui uare 51 4 rot from Hiree'to three ands half minutes with cans, sick ova? seven years old, perfectly gentle, and sound in respect. Any person ha’ such a horse for sale do well to address P., Carleton House, (where the adver- tier expects to be from the 28th inst. to the 4th of Oc- tober,) giving a description of the horse they wish to dispose of, and where it can be seen. _ ‘ANTED—A LIGHT TOP BUGGY WAGON, NEARLY new, best make; cheap forcash. Address T. R. 8, Astor House, until 12 o’clcck. THE MILITARY. HE MEMBERS OF THE EDWARD J. LAPPINGUARD are hereby notified to attend ae oa Thursday évening, 27th fast, 7% o'clock, at the Crystal, in Gravd street, near Bor By order. XM. O'BRumy, See’y. f FLEMMING, Onatrman. Almshouse, New York, September 25, 1854.—Tim Sealed proposals will be reccived by the Gover- nors of the Almshouse, at their office, Rotunda, Park, until 2 o’clock P. M. of the 10th day of October noxt, for tinting the roofs of the rips! Blackwell's Islan; with best X MF charcoal tin; s1s0 for lining the guttera of eaid building with copper, t. 2 the foot, e — PO Pree OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE root | Proposals to state all th tl hes Lap A to the 8 ata’ rs manner in which said work will be done, and the Gover- nora reserve the right to reject all Fal wots not ceemed by them advantageous to the department. For . tioulara apply ‘to the Warden of Peni‘entlary, 's Island. ROAD BUISvERS —SEALED PROPOSALS FOR bry oe Af road from Bull’s Ferry road at the Place of Francis Price to the village of West New York, will be received by the undersigned until Thursday, 28th inst, The map, specification, &c., of the be seen vntil 9 v'clack A. M.,'and trom’s 0% aad W. Hexamer’s, Civil Foginoer, Washingion street, bee tween Fou: nd Fifth streets, 0; ite Odd Fello’ Hall, Hoboken A. BANS, 164 Avenne A. ony G. H. BEY «R, 261 sixth aveaue, JOAN SCH AIDER, 10 lizadeth atrest A. FEL, 208 Grand street. __________LO8T AND FOUND. a nn '—ON THE EVENING OF THR 26TH, IN THE thborkood of Twelfth street and Sixth avenue, ee black Newfoundland dog, with a white spot onthe back of his neck. A liberal reward will be given leaving it at 118 Twelfth street, betweon Fifth and Six! avenues, Br ACCOUNT BOOK,”"ON THE NORTH RIVER Bank, of no valne but to the owner; also. in the comer of ratie street throngh Bay. te ic of double gold mounted onyx atone coat buttons. {Whoever will return either of.the articles will be liberally rewarded and receive the thanks of the owner. J. D, A, MENSING, 87 Joha street. -———— OST—YESTERDAY (WEDNESDA’ AFTES§NOON, L between 2 and Solem in Tirtoonth be- tween Thirdand Fourth avenues, a biack lace | poo ta paid by leaving it at 184 om the Bowery, a - E nt ase ITS ONCE. —STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ABOUP wie pobre caetioasl squec{ nein eens caut cS L) or: aniaA0 Oneaae the same. * 1e, i—A gold fob UG Rowevelt strvct, Jewelry aiorw,,