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nin ® eerie of resolutions, [Already published in the Hxnau } Mr. King moved as an amendment te the drat resolu. tion, that the words, | the © aching of the wort of Go},"’ De inserted before the , “morality? Ths smead. Ms the Ore inal reso: tow wae adopted sted the: th = oagul! 06 @ resolution ffigimmcure from aay embarrassment as to to relieve Hae chase DER ect nefore the Or-t of vex" Mav Tre Casin sugge-ted th # suauld be done in a sepa- rate reso tion, and Me arena ihe third, fourth and @ th revolutions wers saopted. Mr. i tiny moved to atiks out all thet pact of the sixth resolution redatioy ty a noaination for Governor. A Dms6a1t moved 0 nom nate Mr. Clers by soclams. id he came her plelgsd to nominate aa independent cancidste. Mr Clark hes two ulatforms al ready built fer him. and +; too moe for hin (Laugh te mow spp'aus- ) Nebrassa temperance men won't swe lo (ceughter.) Lemsrats w n't awallow it. ireat laughter, ana acry hat he thougot the er wll the men they had gulped dowm daring the iat three: ears Mee ca ons ses ocenmitee badian right to make » vominstion fo the conreutoo. Mr. BURTNGH acdre-red the a in fave: of the Teeolution as it s'ood 1. eas adopted The seveath resolution war adopted ibe re.clutions were then edopte: ars whose Mr Tayt spewed the motion to nomicate Mr. Clark by acolamation Mr Rxevincron moved to «eens, a8 foll Rerolves, That we nomin-te tor Goveruor Myron H. Clark, asd for Liew enaat | dir Havens cailed tor « die: awecomen wes withare en The Cuam put the qvestion oa the original motion, ano Mr Cis:® was Deiniost 4 by ecolamation, A woton was made to edjourn, Mr | ICHARDSON of Alb , bed th floor, ho moved that the convention proceed 10 nomi State ticiet Pp sed to tnis proceeding, esiocer and tace Prison h the temperaucs move vernor Bradt on of the question. aR. Wood, The a ion be laid on the ta Dr. Lucexy, of Monre, was opposed to the resoluticn, He though® there were yood endl sates atready in the field and no rew noi! Pation 44s Beco-sery MD. Pavers thar tre omiy vifledity about thia winete for Lieatensnt hkeeins had ea io hut pisca much con as & tewp-raves maa, vaymond, rosaae, a4 & matter we wro shall ee on ne bad Dee istrusted pr peared justat the ime wh serve persons) ioverest our willing to m-ke apy sacr Mr. Havens ea a note from Mr Wead cecticing to ac cept any nomination at the Lauds of the coareaciva Mr Richarpson withde + bis coxolw and moved that the convertion noo ivate candidae tor Governor Te''s ave the yemm the CHarr cor goin Dest thing the co Mr. Kayaurd % would vo any thing ado Mr. Parren, of . ibany, raid that Sr Wood hed de. oiived tn order to promote peace aad harmony, and t 6 Dest comphuxnt that coud ce paid to Mr. Wood was to nomupate Jr. Raywone Mr Prenck o Overda—f om in favor of taking up Mr Woo pguin; (arp ¢) em « Me Raymond nad de clined, suc all otber tags bert g equal, he Would cave recctum: ude? himseit tome — (Leughter aa applause ) f hope that owe map, Lot a w ig, will rrostve this no mipation, Sad theo we sell esospe the reproash of be. ing the body guard of the whizs We have put aown Governor eymeur, and vow te us out dowa his sap- porter, Mr ) & mond. Mr Pisros procve ei iw the same Strain. and was cut off user the five micate rue He Was aliowed five miau es more, aod said be «boul: prefer Elijeh Fora to Heury J Reym'a. 0 was a Neorarka man but this wae © ‘empersoch convention, rot an sat as to nomin wren Mr Raymond Nebreskx ove The spesser hid another objection to Mr. Raymond hie had ju-tifies and vet-noea a eliog ta the case of Mr Soule, st adrid Me was & convert to temperance last Yantay aul was now roved to bo an could nominwe bim ant apologist for murder It they ue hoped God woutd for go home wi h clear coosciences give them lr, syoporass ealia fe words in favor of Mr Ray mond, Mr Mansa ssil that the oli men nad long been pushed asice for new converts 94 in ‘he case of Mr ta: roond. The new converts had always done well, and he was in favor of Mr. Kaymoud oo tris account, He did ait usk what be hae been, it would not do to ass aos euch ques- tions shout anybory (Laughter and upplaase ) Mr Bixcsam raré ~ bar iv his count, (4) iy) they took an editor's pacer for his ovicious, and tney belleved that Mr. Haymord sup orted the aren trsitor Horatio Seymour iu his veto, and they would no’ vote tor bim Yr Cearton enia that if Saymond was rejected by this convention it would result ‘in the election of Mc. Ludlo«. Mr Niowors, of Stusben, thought that Mr. Raymond might b relies upon He sont: like to ses any man stand up anc sey ‘dst be + id not beliove that Henry J. Raymoud would vot kee. ar word [Greet confusion, sag cries of Question ALEURCATR, from © sng ed if Mr Kaymord had ever exir with the Maine law. (Cotes of ‘Let's adjoore 1 A Dsvegave—I have call-d with three of my friends, on Mr. Wood, snd requested biin t hdcaw his dectt- maton. H-Las:aalam no the haods of my friends (reat cheering ) ir Caaxuexs—Suppose we nominate Mr. Wood, what Yiauy voices, “We'll elect him,’ snd use) & D Oulvere says thac if Wood is rominated Luolow will pe@ec ot ir YcCoy, of aratogs, said that all his person ings woul be in tavor of vr. Reymone’y no but afrer h- nigh po iim twen in all tem, eraoc eciutions 0° late, would it not oe reg«rded as a vacri of privcipe’ Ifsneh s ticket mesg up by this Conven- tion, is regarded asa model {:ket, and no higher etaud ard irsisted upon in tte e emolymen of County Judges «nd other offi aw, would not the aggrozst ct be ead upon the general cause of temperance * to the speaker was tae most serious view of the question, fr, ax to Mr. Raymond himself, he did not doubt that he would -bice sacredly by what he had said in his letter 4: hemor was above suspi- cion The previous qaegtic Mr x moved to adjoura till (Great confusion ) The motion for te previous question was withdrawn to hear Mr Delavav, who spoke brisfly in favor of str. Paym nd convention then soted to go into a viva voce vote for Lieut‘ naat Governor, which -esulted in toe nmina- tion of %r. kaymond N>» nomiostions were made for Canal Commissioner or State Prison Inspector, and after ‘the appointment of a State committee the convention adjourned sine die. TEMPERANCE RATIFICATION MEETING. AUBURN, Sept. 28, 1854. the Temperance Ratification Meetiug was called to or dor to-day by Wesley Bailey, of Oneida About two hundred persons were present Hiram Putnam, of Ryracuss was eleoted President; John Mareh, Leben Hoptiva and Mr. Chandler, of Orange, Vice Presidents; and Profe «sor McCoy, Secretary A prayer was then offered by the Kev. Mr. Marsh, &r, Barry denied the charge made against him of hay ing gore over to the whigs. Mr W. H Borimou followed him, declaring the whigs bad come to the temperance men, and offered a resolu tion ratifjizg the nominations of Clark and Raymond. ‘Cheers was moved. balf past seven Lost Mr Marsu, of Oswego, then rose and said, that as tom ADCO they Knew no whigs, no democrats, No pat jzaps whatever. Mr. Sanrorp, of Frie, wished to know whether it was desired that apy thing opposed to the resclution sh juld de offered or whether it was wimissabdle, He warmly op- ‘ed the nominations Mr. Davis, of ‘fogs, animatverted severely om the pourse of Mr Sanford, and urged him to.go home t» Erie with a message of peace. He also reflected severely on others as not fit to attend temperance conven dons Mr, crovGnass said it did not become us to criticise other people's motives He hoped wil bere would go home, feeling they had done their best to overthrow the men lu porer. and see that this feeling was infused into the masses. (Cheers.) Henman Camr ashed what g20d could be done by vot- ng against Mr. Reymond. Gcod faith demanded sub- wiseioa tothe majority It sou'd not do to demand an- tecedents. He himself suffer if they dis, for he ‘weaaa old liqvor seller once (Laughter) He then eeterred L st Paul, who, he said, had antecedents which Araniss objected to, but which the Lord removed, be ip ‘ Behold, he prayeth '* ir. Brrimon, inan eloquent stiain, urged them to upton and sacoees. Mr Kxii0g0 seid be did not care for antecedents. The question is: Will Raymond do our work ?”” ‘The resolution was then thea Mr Cor then said this year they had conquered s nomi- patios, next year they would also conquer a ravolation. procecdings of the retifcation meeting this aft The of the cation meting ir. noon varied very little from those of this morning. A la ge mass meeting waa held tris orening, which was sidressed by Mr, Fosburg, of Michigan. THE LIBERTY PARTY STATE CONVENTION. SyRacver, Yept. 28, 1824 The Liverty Party State Convention met at 10 o'clock this morning at Market Hall, and after the usual pre Agpinary motions, was permanently organised by ap- Printing J. C. Harrington chairman, and H. N. Gil meoretary. A Committee on Business was then appointed, com ‘posed of Gerrit Smith, Johm Thomas, Leonard @ibbe, @. C, Smith, and 8. H. Taft. A committee of five was next appointed to report OG J. Ema, of Bt, Lawrence, sow rese and defended the trve democreey as holding the came prinelples as Gera SusTs, from ¢ tat ‘then came forward and Sontaeanaie tt poset rng , and an address. + effect G. »mith aad F. Douglass sad adopted. d resoludions APTERNOON SESSION. ‘The convention re assembled at two P. M. Jucge 4. o0N@ToN and Mr. Kingeuey spoke on the reso- 5. home pe eraily, * som hon replied to Mr. Fmmes. from St. ecwsivd tw seler to ; Bees cease joe baru 60) ho thought the { the law showis tke offect—it should take | ‘hey’t! s4sllow aaything.”') | hougnt the cand:dete shoald ve ac iadependen; tem- | tlon of Myro2 H, Clark, who, be said, aid otsco himscif on the mere platform wher h» voted for -oort. He }ad beens omivated by differeut coo ven fone at Auvarn whion ba? mae platf rms, bat «here aes mo +viteucs tuat Mr Clark stood op any p's'form aiup el there He spoke of the wan of confidence mp ad te exch otner by anticlevery mea He had euff-res more from thet chove than from any other. fH» bad wished, when he wert to Washinyt n, to «and well there—to sb ad well in the eyes of he slavebolsers, axd show them that enti slavrry men have large heart ; that they were aen eof n dle sendoff hov-st purpses Thir c uld onl de coms by exhibiting feclings ef magnecimity im taelr trea'ment of each ether. He has been misrepresented by ole cet the entire Political, tee psrance aad the so-caile: ‘ religious;’’ so much so that bis most ta- timate frends did not know he voted oa the Nenraata vik. Bexian Oxewy said be (Smith) bad not acted with this party Of lote [iis further remarks were oot beard, as is Fack wss turned towards the reporter's wat } Joun Thomas, or New Yort, «oul) pomioate Meroa Holly Clerk, pot as a wisig, but, to a g eas extent, the representstive of the Literty party. Mr Clark was oot 8 politician and war pot nominated by tbe #higs mere. lyas awhig He #44 not on the Balti core platform, but ep ertnioed views similar to tho-e of Ge rit ~mith. Benin Gree replie: to vr. Thomas, sod eaid thet Mr. Clard might not stent on the whig pletfo-m, mut that party seemed te think that nis etwotioa w 8 neces tary to reve it from dissolution ad the liberty party. no men ip i's own ronks Gt fora standard nearer? If not, itinvet be » very mig-rable party For bunsolf, cobed vpon civil goveroment saa boly orincisle, ich the « mericangoveroment had whol y repudsates, and be could not act with tbat goveromeut witout violating the most sacred convictions GeRkIT oMITH seid, that wherever God was, there was civil governmen ; and that when a man was ia tha right With Goo, be eas not responsible for the weaker wots OF ib tellects of those Bround bim © bad wlurteated Lis ioear of civil government »y bis votes ia Copg eas JOBS THOMAS wid (bat Mr, Clark decied sdavery could ve leg Lzed, and helo that it warn crime Chat all the laws in toe universe Could not muse legal. Gexnir -anu—Bicw do you know that? Mr Ta bo to d ms 60. wr ~ Let bits tll the worl’ so Let dim come bere side in my place at the Jerry rescue cele- bration o end re will then be my naa dhe vominating commitioe then r-vorted a3 follows cr Governor Wa Goodell, oe New York. } te * Gover: or— suction Ward of Ousidn jover—Jobp © Harrington, of Ovwego. pectas—Wm napeot® ved te amend by vomicating Mrron H. taor Lest, only one wember voti-g ia tion of the representative of the unconstitutionnlity of 3—Mr Goodall Cerried unaoimusly eRRIT SM Mm to rub titute Leonard Gibbs, of Washngt n county, for Lieutenant Governor. GinBs dechived ittmaipder of tho ticket, as reported, was then } neminaiet ously, after’ whiew the convention a jourved ATP. M., when £ Douglass and others will epeak CITY POLITICS. @oe Hard Sheil Democratic Primary | Elections. Meeting of the Municipal Keform Committee. | Nomipailon of Nicholas Dean for Mayor. Meeting of the Whig Committees. Candidates Nominated and in the Field, &e., eo. NOMINATION OF MAYOR. A regular meciing of the Municipal eform Committeo wee hed jast evening in the New York Univeratty, ‘There was 9 full attencance of members present. Pur- suant to the cirouler, published in yesterday’a ELsRALD, the meeting was called to make nominations for Mayor and city and county officers. Before the commenc+ment of the evening’s proceed- ings our reporter was summarily ejectea, and he was upable to hear a somewhat stormy discussion that took place ou the omniscience of the Hxranp Still, the gen- tlemen reformers were not able to conceal from us the following information, waich we have received dy epiri- tual telegraph, and with which we can now eniighten the eurieus publie:— Nicho as Lean, Esq, was unanimously nominated for Mpyor. No nominations were made for other city and county officers, bu: the following gentlemen were recommended fo: nomfcation :— ¥ X. Tillou for + ecorder. W. R. Bove for City Judge A. W. Brac ford for Surrogate » Chaurcey Schaffer and A. Oakley Hall for District At- torney. The mect'ng adjourned at a late hour. DEMOCRATIC WHIG GENERAL COMMITTER. A special meeting of this committee was held last night at the whig headquarters in Broadway, to con- sider the acticn of the Whig Executive Committee, which met on Monday night last at the same place ‘The President, Zophar Milla, was in tho chair, and C. W. Schaffer and Frecerick Frye acted as Secretaries. The proceedings of the Joint Executive Committee, of Mon- day night last, were read and approved, so far as affix- ing the time of tolaing the whig primary elections on the afternoon of Friday next, one week from to day. The entire proceedings of the Executive were adopted, excepting the piace of holding the polls of the Third Congressional district, which were trancferrei from the Astor Houte to Patten’s Hotel. Most of the evening was taken up by @ discussion among the é:fferent politicians of the respective claims of the various candidates for office. Zophar Milla has, within a few days, been brought into che fiskd in opposi- tion to Merwin R. Brewer, who has all along beea the favorite cancidate of the party. The friends of both are firm and sanguine, Next to tho mayoralty, the Governor of the Almshouse creates the deepest interest. For thia position there are several Richmonde in the fivld; bat the tide rpns etrovgly in favor of Joseph &. Tayior, of the firm of Kufua B Crane & Co. * Youug america,’’ in this committee, is this year in the ascencancy, and argues that for the office of Governor of the almshouse is wanted none of the old politics! hacks and broken down ssptrents, but some young, energetic man, who naitvs with integrity the confiience of ‘he entire party; and this is the argument used in favor of the above candi gate by apparently a large majority For,the offices of Fogi-ter, City Jasge, and Recorder, there are all sorte of sspiranta, and the friends of each are sanguine of eR . ry ¢ , Vv aiunedey, reptember 2. between the hours of 5 ar F. » , ip serostance with the publ con General Committee af oo at} Galt OF the Le mocratio Bo- t stu vereut Insitute, tae fo lowing ve med ticact waa duly elected: — MAYCRAIIY. (CHAKTER Wm. F M Grew, C. B. Weotruff, Iseel | Miller, Joho Hurley, Mortmer Tunsson, Jour Kirkpatrick, JUDICIARY. Kdwa-a Bure pee B Wats, Cornel as ¢: Jaren: ackett, Anwew Enoch ¢ mith John J Hives,’ county. H. Wslibrocx, A.J Met'arty, John Glas 0, Wm F Motraw, Jebn K Ellsworth, CB Wodot Heury Brox, CONG RERCION AL Charice Wade, George Le Witt Gunton, kacob ~aith, PB ars, A P Hesth, A B Heath, James Hackett, E. + Probet, Willem Linion, Mortimer Tuvison, T. E. Bows, AStEMBLY. Bereard Curry, P.B Warta, David snd«rson, Edwaro Burte, E. P. Probst, Jum 6 Hacsett, Peter %. Warts, +. B Heath, Hem 'lton Billings, Jobn Kirkpatrick. M.C runison, a Jone ret Stedvins, Ic -RaW, Vissosctons at : peotors PRIER B WAtTS, Election. CHRISI14N WOOUKUFF, FYOUBTH WAKD NATIONAL DEMOOKATIO TIOK@T. At a primary el-ction held at 27 James atco-t, en Thursory evening 28th insta t, mevcetion of the General Committee at Stuy stitute, and the usnges of the ward committee, jected by a m-jority of three nua- lowicg tick jureusnt to the resor- Crea und fifty fire (86P) over al: others:— Liat OuaBTRR 1—snthony MeCrudéen, Mich’ Conroy, Pat’k Crowe, 2—Hepry Purcell. Jax Whitey, Praacis Kyon, Irs anderson, Wm Wolfe, Jao suiliran, mith, Jota Casey, P Wit, Coleman, James Gurney, Joha Olver OOUNCILNEN 1—Arthony oCrudden, Mich’! Conroy, Pat'k Tallon, stephen Lyneh, Patriek Crowe. 2—John Were, Peter bo en Jobn healey, dotn Oliver, Broheed Jo ae ae Pat'k J ovgterty, james Driscoll, George Grady, Parick Connelly, Sohn Casey mayoraity. Hepry J Allen Willan swan on, Hevry M. Downs. JUDICIARY Patrick Crowe, Tho's Fitzge ald, Jaxes ~mith. COUNTY CONVENTION Wi Ham Phillipe, Jamen(t Saita, Jonn Re idin. CONGRERGIONAL. Barth’w Healy, George Kice, ‘Thos Fitzgerald, Joho Heaty, Patriok Crowe, APSEMBLY. Ur P O'keity, "homa: Kice, Hen. Perrey, Joseph Allen, James Re itty. POLICE JUSTIC® Jobn Crowe, John Morphy, Deviel Donovse, Francis Cartiher, Johr Ware wu PH JcHN O {LLIPS, TIMOTHY CO. a 1%, Moapstr Immediately eiter the elec nid, and ibe following resol hesolved, Ibat we view wit men who heretofore belonged now envesvoring to cistract the sofia, for tre purpere of LIVER, tion & Mest og Was Orge lution was xdopt+d:— a roeret the im of four { to the nationsl demrcrssy, the party by uattiog with their own egarandisement at the ex.enve of tru: nedonal democratic pridciplas Joun CRowF, -ecretary. JOHN WAKE, Cosirman. SIXTH WekKD BEMOORATIC REPUBLIOAN TIOKBT. at the primary clection,, Rote), on ibursvay evening, ant to the call ie Democs: of stuyvessnt Institute, the f unanimously elected :—~ MaYORALTY. H pry BH Howazd, Thomas J. Barr, Joba s'asem CONGRESS. Jcho R Lyng, Andrew Nesbitt, Stephen McGrath, Ed ward Kowe Patrick Murphy. 2D JUDICIAL DISTRICT Lavid tiordsn, James Hogan, Wm tineisir, Timothy Brennan, Dexis Burns, ASSEMBLY. Walter Roach, Thomas Clarke, Edward =berlock, Jr. Patrick Mullins, Patrick M:Laugblin. 1iTH COUNCHL DISTRICT. Sumer Glare, Jobn Bradley, Kicba dJ. Kelly, Jobn Rovner, Jopn Dykes. 127 CoUNCH DrvrRCr. James Kerrigan, Pairich Wade, Peter | iley, James Campbell, Jobn McGough. 13TH COUNCIL DIgTRICT. J Kuos, J. Morlath, Ricbard Barry, Char es Bischott, Lernis Erespan held at the -ixta Ward premner 28, 1854, our-u- alle Republican Cx mmmittee lollowing tisket was deciared JUDTOTARY. Thomas Ryaa, Joho ©. Gray, James Barrett. OoUNTY, B.C Donobo, Jawes » cGowan, Jobe Claaty. OHARTER. Edward «herlock, Michael MoLoughiin, Nicolas Cucotr, Patrick Garrick, Henry Biaok, Patrice Geraghty, ‘Ww. 0. Morphy, Anthony Gi len, George McKinley, Charles Neary, Peter Hunt. Jobn Martin, Ashnrel L Buckley, James Rooney, Michael Gilien, = sig oe jobn G@ Manning, Patrick Larkey, John W. Warth, Edward Wa'sh, James Ward Mictsel 4. Teevan, Kwan Goblenzer, Jame: Newbitt, Henry O'neefe, Pr rice Gilligan, ratrick ‘ David Lotus, Thomas Wesre, De E J. MoGioia, THOMAS RYAN DaVID JAMES SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRAT! ) RIORDAN, >Inspectors. HOGAN, ) “ 10. REPUBLICAN TICKET, At a primary election held pur-uant to the call of the Stuyvesant Democratic Republican General Com- mittee, at 118 Madison street, on Thursday evening, rept. 28, the following ticket was duly elected :-— John I. Duryea, Anthony 7. Gallagher, jo) wy athony T. % Jona irown,, Joba Cacuihver, Jokn Poynton, Joseph Crol‘us. Jacob A. Wes erveih hagh Fy etaile jacob A. Wester ugh F’, \cCaffery, Wm. Keckwell, Michael Wall, George F Alden. Washiagton Casailier, CONGRESSIONAL. Jacob McKeever, Thomas Wood ward, Patrick Megner. domes Murphy, COUNCIL: James Cushing, Fourtcenth District. Lawrence W. Ereee, John Marriner, John siurpby. Jeptha B eurks, CHARTER. Nicholas Houseman, Richard B Connelly, Samuel Harrold, Charles Heath, Léward Ewen Andrew Miler, Fifteenth District. Jeremiah +01 George G Giasier, Patrick Carioll, Bepjumin Wells, Christopher F. Klenck, Thomas Hoiten, William Grotz, Thomas Lawler, James Ennis, Jobnu Hurley Mickael Hays, Sixteenth District. Michael Howard, Richard “quires, Francis J. Leonard, Edward Leets, Cornelius Hartaady, John Palmer, Joseph Yucson, Frederick Kuhn, Michael Staff, Jacob kgberteon. -ATRIOK CARRULL. > Inspectors. JOHN PALMER, RIGHTH WARD. At a primary election beld at the house of Ely Hessel. den, corner of Varick and Dominick streets, on the 28th success ‘he nomination of Myron H. Clark for Gover- | day of September, between the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock, nor, and the State tisket in general, is by no means re. | Pit , Purauant to the call of the Democratic Republican ceived with unanimity. The ticket has Strong backers | General Committee, cf which Richart Schell, keq., is the and strong opponents even in the whig headquarters. chairman, the following ticket eer elected: — sical MAYORALTY, COUNCIL DISTRICT. HARD SHELL DELEGATES. aa B. Haskin, + ¥. oe Samuel Lor; . N. Win: According to the callof the Democratic Bard Shel) ireartt ton John R. Whetgly, General Committee, the primary clections of this party ‘Thomas Kelly. were held yeater’ay, and the results were as follows in | G Coben, Enoch Jacques. the various wards, as far as heard from:— Pg 10rs COUMCEE DISTRICT. FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR JUDICIARY. NOMINATIONS, Robert At_s primary election, hold at 110 Greenwich street, | Charles H. Ring, on Tharsday evening, 28th inst.. pursuant toa call of ‘Thomas Moore, ‘the Stuyvesant Institute General Committee, the follow: William Carpenter, ing ticket, having recelred a majority of 87, wasde- | John B. Haskin. cured duly electei:— GONGRESS. CONGRESSIONAL. COUNCIL. Daniei Lion, Mict ae] Golding, First District. James Armstrong, Jacod Schwatrel, James Rochford, Jobn McKetching, Patrick © Curry, Charice Bower, Frsneis Kelly, Charles Gannon Michael Lynch, Fobert Linn ASSEMTLY, Bryan Kenney, John Rrady, Michael Brepran. ASEEMELY. Patrick Lufty, Serma District. Daniel 5 Coles, Michael O'Neil, Michasl Curran, Patrick Gallagher, Hugh McC, John Hogan, Mosee Souza, Wiliam Jennett. Jobn Von Glahn, Albert W. Smith, CHARTER Terence Prev, J R Cochraa. William Kenney, James Caldors. Charles «Dagan, MAYORALTY, 17TH COUNCIL DISTRICT. Michael Nesry, John H. Williams. Ge Lercche, Joba Murph: Josiah W. Brown, John Bennett Thomas He Richard T Mulligan. in M. Davis, Jacod L + mith, JUDICIARY. Charies *. Sminch, Andrew Hanley, David Newman, Dr. Stephen Hasbro James McKeon, Andrew J. “mith, Willism Harding, Joba Reid. sew eee wary AP 7 NINTH WARD. Pee silker, ereh Pete, We, the undersi Thomas Lowther, DAVID NEWMAN, \ tapos pet mya min ihe ‘Ninth “ward, i jotel, 90 Perry street, on Thursday even’ Sept. 28, MICHAEL BURXS 1864, ‘between the heurs of 6 and 7 o’elock P. M., in ac: SECOND WABD NATIONAL Lo ILICAN DEMOCRATIC Se with Lad. Lohan Saas bape inn ha TICKET. can General Com: C c rooms At» primary elostion, held at No. 90 Ann street, pur- | (tu; Institate) om Thursday evening, Se) suanttde call-of the General Comtattter ot tayvesens | £1; 1864e—2 vipin u2s Institute, on Thorsday, Sept. 28, the following ticket Soi enema waelected:— in Mack, MAYORALTY CONVENTION. JUDICIARY CONVENTION. ma. Ack John J. Tait, Alexander C. Morton, William H. Irwin, Michsel Kyse, William ©. Hall, Jemes py. George Niven. Nicholas Haley. Walter J John ¥. a Joveph Crowell, ir . Savage, g sion,” Joha : Wiliam 0. Clover, John M. Fro poh. Adolph Adams, Charles Boughton, ABBEMBLY CONVERTION. John Clark, Lewis P. » of C. 4 George Miller, Poter Vandervoort. ‘Miiam ¥ oul Thomas Gilho>ly, CRARTER. William Ficlda, oy 7; J. Sherman BrowneL, William H.Weodbury, W.8 Whitney, eae Joba Shea “meen Game, | ai Bevo? John Donnelly ip ‘Wa. Dodge, r 220 OUNCH, MATRIC T. William H..Gr(mth. ‘William Cammerton, Jas. L. Van Wart, Stephen D. Layman, =" Seaee | Secadt, 89 Fe wit to fill vacancies. Charles miler, Lawrence Van Wart, NCHARL RYAN, i] W. H. Dusecter:y, Jobn Van Wart JOGN LONNET UV, § taepe Tevi Springs'sen, 22> oyoyett Maye. JOUN MF’ ¢. 4 j f 27, Jamz L Teg Kat, folows:— MAYORAITY, Jan e¢ Morand, George Ht inrk, Georg- W. Cook, . Wiliam c Wi liam coey, cratic Fepublican Gen 3. D. Lay mee, Lawreror Vau Wart, Michi tse Hewy, Wi tem bento, dornG Lewis Reoford, Wor B hipley, ee Perker, ter Ven: evvoort, Chaaler Rovtke, } Eneard = caulon. CUARLES MILLEK, NICHOLAB Hr ALY, WILLA 20K nM A: TENTH WakD, We, the urdersigned Inspectors ot the National Dewo cratic Fepudiican Prima y Liec ion, parsuaot to the oslisf tbe Neti» al bemocratic Kepuoli ao General Com | mittee do hereby certify that the ticnet elecied is a Ins} 5 — Willem #regot. counTY. James votd,” « Job Herrison, Jobn Slower, Jones Vande! pool, George o. % JUDICIARY. Yanied Sloa:, Lewis Reyrotds, Joun Hay ward. Jo» pb Co: neil, couNcKL, Lewis Valeo 1 -Bifth District, CONGRESSIONAL. Pe'er Perks, Fdea d Welch Wi Jobp L Gen) on, MMepben 4. Brown, Semueli C man, } | | Wichsel Kellurd, Chsries L. Merrit | Henry Ritter. Twenty Sixth District } ABSRMBLY. Micnaoi Petrit, | Allen Thomas, Wiliam ir on, j Wil iom —penight, Charlies C Jeffrey, David Uncerbill, Jobo Kiddteton, Edeard Jennings. ChaARIER. Robert Rober Semel i. We ‘ Koward C. Knght, Joba Burrey, Willism C. Gover, GEOPGE H. CL-RK, JOHN H RESON Inspectors. WILLI-M WRIGHT, FOURTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TIOKET. ‘At the primary ee tiou, Bold pirsnans to the eall of | the Jemoorsic | epublican Committee of ~tuyvesuot | I ativute, on huracay evening —eytember 28, 1854, at the corner of Grand nd liz beth streets, tue whoe of | the ticket, beng the same, except the celegates fo the seoone Judicial district fh» contest fir -ommittes, laying bet *+en Brennan and Kixsnor, of which Bren: an received & majority of the votes cast—being 381 ma- jority Willem Golay, | Joba *cUsno. Twenty-Seventh Distrid. | Davia Koife, | }iehard Taylor, } Waiter Jones, j Sama-l Carter, George Patterson, } COUNTY. CONGEESS DELEGATION. Javea M Gard, Johr Leame?, Hugh ¢ 'Brien, Patrick Meehan, ‘beodore F Suydam. Michael T-nmey, ASEEMBLY. John Cunotoghan, Thomas Wbeelan, Patrick Rarpes, Wm Wilhelm, Frederick Burns, Jomen McKelvey. POLICE JUSTICE P. b& beavey, Jobn Brady, Edward Cavapah, Patrice Cavar ah. 86TH COUNCIL DISTRICT. / nore ¢ Condron, Jvho Roberts, James M Ca-ty Edward Cavanah, +. H McAvoy 87TH CoUNCIL DISTRICT. Jefer-ou Brora, ‘romas Wheelan, Thomas Rafter, Patrick box. John Major, CHARTER. Jobn Cc ilina, John Cavansh, George P r-hine. Job Burys, 38TH COUNCIL DISTRICT, Fé wari Foiel, James @ ~peucer, Hugh Met iro} Mi shaet with, Joho Leame: Daniel Cunntogham, Patrick Bre: James Gialvey, Hugh ene Alexunder Mooney. Patrick O’Roarke, MAYORALTY, Patrick Fox, Daniel O'Meara, Joveph Pine David Gartwaits, We Wilhelm, Wm Menon. Michael Smith? JUDIOLARY. tte hen Grimber, Wm Fitzpatrick, Petrick Tolling, ‘Themas ¥ay, Jcha Lolan, John Dowd JAMES SMITH, JOHN CaVaNaGh, EDWaRD A. DAVI’, Tn the Fifteenth ward the nationsl tisket, headed by James £. Cooley, is declared elected over the Mcintyre ticket by 555 to 178 votes. The congre-sional delegates on this ticket are in favor of the renomin.tion of the Hon. John Wheeler, The Mcintyre tichet also claims a wejority. Tnspectors. FIFTEENTH WARD. Ata primary election beld at No. 120 Amity atreet, in the Fifteenth ward, pursuant to the call of the Demo- ‘1 Commitee, between the hours of f d neven, the following ticke: was duly elected, having received five hnndredani Af y five votes to one rpotris and seventy-cight votes cast for the McIntyre ot MAYORALTY, county. James k Cooley, A. R Renell W. K Ronalds, P. J. Murphy, Jchn Venderyool. R. D. Skidmore. JUDICIAL. CONGRESSIONAL Peter Duffy, James kK. Cooley, Jobo Mulline, John Van terpool, Louis §. Giover. Louis N. Glover, ASSEMBLY. Thomas -.artin, 3.8. Vreeland, Joho V'celand. Peter Fmith, COUNCILMEN. Wiliem Ellis, Thirty ninth District. James Quary, Gilbert Giffin, dobn McCarthy. J.8 Vreeland, CHARTRR. Joha Vanderpool, P. Logue, John E Koss, Jr, Aris Bogart, Peter mith. Wittiam bg ond Forticth District, L. ». Ver Wart, Richard Schell, Jemer Wollstein, ‘Thomas Norris, Wiilbam Town, William N Mcintyre, Jobn Kors, Jr. John Gilmore, E C Litchfield, A. J Renal. W. J. Mootry, Forty. first Disiviet. B 5. Har Jamee J. itoosevelt, John W. % John Murzoo, John Lowrie, W. R. Rouslds, Peter Swith, Jovutban Trotter, GE: joh Fuher, John W. Cook. J. an Gilmore, FIFTEENTH WARD. At an election held for the Fifteenth ward, at 120 Amity street, on the 28th of september, 1854, in parsu: ance of @ call of Democratic Repuolican General Committee of the city and county of New York, the jol- lowing were duly elected to serve in the several conventions:— county. MAYORALTY. Richard «chell, Wiliam N. Vclntire, Jobn H. Brsdy, Bonjamla H. Field, Charles D. Mead. John Gitmore. JUDIOURY. CHARTER. Augustus scheil, Fitzpatrick, B. s. Hart, 6 Ferguson, George OC. Genet. Edward Ford, CONGRESSIONAL. Lonie 3ossuet, George F Thompson, Charles A. Davison, Richard Schell, Béqard Salmon, Fijah Fisher, Peter Handly, James Parker, Charles Graham, Jobn Gilmore. James Mig ASSEMBLY. Willan Wallace, L. M. Van Wart, Peter Cogan, Willem Oy John Massrly, ‘illiam Mootry, james Querr, Orris Bogert, 3. A. Bradys’ Patrick iy. James Moncreif. omg opts Inspectors. 3 Al ns] GEO. ©. GENET. ¢ th election of tho -txkrenth ward, held at At tho primary election of the - ixtrenth wi a the house ‘of Freaeis O'Neil, No. 97 Tenth aveten, the epnexed ticket was duly elected:— MAYORALTY, JUDICIAL, Jared Gilaon, Sterhen Mea", John D. McKee, Thales A. Bliss, Joba Caffre Francis O'Neil, Willem Dall, Edward Hickey, Henry Proaty. ii heel Gov sh, Joho B. Kell: cl] vanag] lcho B. ly, Andrew A Ambrose Kitctrell, Wi Griffith. Patrice Kelly, 48D pint. =, Redmond Walsh, John Hoey. Evan Davis, George Hodge, Patrick Cuff, Fhetwood Northrop, FAwsrd Riley, Anson R. Herrick, Klias Whitehead, Philip Brady. John Quinn William ‘mith, Sen Caltrey, Bawerd Mali ry wi in, Wiliam Tad! Concklin 7 Edward Mcl'onald, Patrics Doyle, Poter Ha'pin. fy 4 COUNCIL DISTRICT. ae at, S A. May. enV Conkwrig! Michael Joseph W. Tamb, Francis O'Neil, John B. Kel. Michae} Riley, Pa rick Cuff. J. H Netjen. courtr. John B. Kelly, CONGREBBION AL. James Wallace, Joba Caffrey, William Dall. William Dal, JUDICIARY. thas LS Bu Pamoel Raaalif, ya jacan Cul . hi STS al eal ate, TR Betta pen ‘al }. BOW. WICKE&Y, In the Seventeenth ward the Thomas Riley ticket was chosen by ® majority of 184. The congressional dele- gates on this ticket arein favor of the renomination of the Hon. John Wheeler. BIG WARD. Puravant to call of Lemccratic Kepublican General Committee, the following delegates were duly elected:— ‘MAYORALTY. COUNTY. Biyrors D ‘Fresh, Shes, Domi eeen 5 “mi Weare D. Parsons. feare D. c Robert J. Dillon, Wooabull, Wm K. Thorne, ‘Wm. 0. Donvel, Wm. O'Donnell. Posrsail, IRRPSION AL. Robt. 0. Voorhies, Robt. * Woodward, P. McElroy. ac i. Godtrey Gunther, Jobo Mott, j Bake,” Chas. Smith, BOTH COUROH. DISTRICT. Fortor, Wm Pearsall, Charles Woodhull, Ww. 0. Nonnel, James dehn Carr, Scope D. Hamdton, : Co. * Sebr Germ (Br), Cropsey, Halifax, I Nevius & Son. ’ George, NB, wa — Wm. Green, EA Murray, W. Buck. ' Grared soem, 577TH COUNCIL DIFTRIOT. Joep! Robt. C. Veorbics, Willem Pearsall, domes Fain on, Jovn lark, ‘chp F: eter, Frank O'bounel, Issac Moran, Terrenc« Keon, Fraok O'Donnel. Joho Kaos FRANK 0?) ONNEL, WM PRaRSALL, Inspectors. Has, SMITA, election Bele this tay, : Ate Del 7, 26, a0 Waller, Thirty engh'b street, ‘eae Troommendation ue in pursuance of the oratic Repnbaees Grneral Committee of Stayvesant In- stitote, the foliowing ticket was duly _ ARSEMBLY. MaYORALTY. levee Cocke sir, James P Duan, Thomes » ull William Joyee, J. B. Pitegers Wiliam Wiliams. Edward Lennon, OUNORE-SIONAT. William + cnteith. John W boyoe, COUNTY. . Cornebus Kyan, Jobn W Beyoe, ~ John Degen, ‘imo'tby Waters, Jz., John Herdea, Fracew | erline. Bervarc Lrenor, POLICE JUSTICE, JODIOLARY. Jot n W. Boyce, Peter B Sweeny, Patrick Took, Peter i, Cutler, Jemes Hubbard, Andrew J Duan. Matthew O'Ferrell, Mistsel Copvolly, Charles Darrah, CBARTER. JohuG Batter, Therwas J. Munday, Thomas Clark, Devid Monteith, James Grant, Mict a+] Schuyler, Richara Coburn. Theme Clark. 62p Coumon busrmicr. Jubp Doyle, ‘Thomas _ bobert Mcadoo, & Boyd ‘Tbomee Mulligan, Jacob Daab, Aloes Mailer, Joba Dugaa, Berperd Trevor, Caaper (vers. 58D OOUNON. DusTRICT, Patrick Barke, James W’Varthy, Jabr @ Butler, Jobn woGrene, James » cnteith, hepry Larkin, Patrick Hinoh. Rich+14 Murrey, James Cluif, John O’xeurke. T. Wate . JOHN DUGAN, C. A RY:N, ' >Inspectors. WM JOYCE, TWENTY SECOND WARD—WORKING MEN'S TICKET. At a primary election hela at the house of John Qu, corver of -ixth avenae ana forty-ninth street, op Thnreday, 26th instant, pursuant to the ca.) of she Nations] Lemocretic Republican Committee, joliowing ticket was duly MAYORALTY, CHARTER, Patrick Masterson, Peter Maxte-on, Jobn mcGory, Stepbea McElroy, Wihom 4. Tarpure. Patrics Fox, JUDICIARY. Juno 5S vagnes, Roger Giancy , Michaei Ready, W:) am J, ‘te-art, John U' tooie, Ber jamin A Collard. Patrick Minturn, couNTY Henry Ryer, Owen Melatire, Patrick myth, Bernsrd MoCormick, Patrick Mastersen, Jobn 3 Magnes, Patrick Maguire. CONGRESS. Thomas McManus, Herry Kyer, Patrick Gi rdon. Fracels scBarron, Toemas Moklesy, Jobn » Hyatt, Nicholas McDoaald Jobn ti. Blunt, POLICE AND CtVIL JUSTICES, George Jean. JIvhu v' Toole, ABSEMBLY. Thomas McElroy, Mickeel tracy, Peter Masieraon, Pstrick Frery, James A. » cCormick, Jawes Cro Kuward a Patrick } ut! y Patrick McPartland. PETFR MASTERSON, Jr., Inspector. And the only one who remained ‘at the place of hold- ing tbe poll, corner of sixth avenue and Forty-ninth mreet. TWENTY SECOND WARD. Ata primary election bed gt the corver of Forty- ninth s:reet and -ixth svenue, pursuant to the call of the Genera) Committee held «t Stuyvesant institute, for the purpose of relesting committees, toe ticket heated Benry + ughes, rceiven U13 votes, and the ticset hexded Patrick Martereon, received sixty votes Tne following tisket we # therefore « eciared elected :— MAYORALTY, COUNTY O°NVENTION. Henry Hugtes, Jobn Quina, EBenry A ly Charies Campbell, Devid Crockest Michael Connolly, CITY CONVENTION. CONGRESS. Pat ick Murphy, ‘To mas Kerr, Jawer Kemple, Joho Reiley, Thomas Higgins. Hemaa Barr, CHARTER. Peter Mast Jobn Schroder, John O'Keefe. Jobn Coakley, Frapvcis Campbell, ABPEMELY. Johv A Mc-orley, Jowes Walsh, Edward Wm 4, Stein rerner. Michel Costello, Patrick Brennan, ‘Wm. Hordman, Cc ¢, Burr, Dapiel » raddy, Patrick Masterson, Garret Ptryxer, Charles Reilley, DISTRICT JUDICIAL CONVENTION James Corey, F MeBarroo, Rodger Giancy, Joha i oberty, James Slatin, P. Murpby, Wo. }. Doherty, Jobo Quinn, Joba Helck. . P Boppert. P. THOMAS HIGGINS. MICHAEL CONNOLLY, }taspectors. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK—THIS Day. +5 64 | MOON SBTS...... ns... 10 BA » 6 46 | HIGH WATER. Q Port of New York, september 25, 1854. CLEARED. Steamship Alabama, ~clenck, Savannah, 8 L Mitchill Steamship Pampero, Eldridge, Key West, Brodie & tie. +bip Margazet Evans, Warner, London, John Griswold. Sbip Medora, Kempton, | emarara, Robt Hall. thip Vo art. Bray, New Orleans, master Bark «leaner. Je! , Cape ve Verds, E F Davison. tig NG Hichborn, Renaell, attakapas, H D Brook- map & Co. oa Brown, West Coast of Africa, I B Gager & Brig Issbella, Bib St Thomas, Rusrell & Vining, Bre Fogeline, png belo meets Hallroot om. P*prig Effort (Br), French, St Jobn, NB, J 0 Baker & Co. Brig Thomas achorn, Fuller, Mobile, McCready, Mott & Schr (ni (Br). Anderson, St Kelly & Smithers sigs fchr Julia Frances, Murray. Beaufort, Davis & Holmes. &chr Nebraska, Purington Plymonth, Ben‘on Bro. Schr Venus, Ancerson, Alexandria, Newman & Co. Scbr Gsllego, Smith, Richmond, C'H Pier:on. meant Norma, Smsth, Fr , Van Brant & ght. Schr Jamestown, Woglom, City Point, Jas Hanter & Co. Sebr E F Lewis, Parker, Portlana, 3 W Lewis Schr Rebecca, Ccbh, Metcalf & Lovejoy. Scbr Champion, Kathbun, Wareham, J H Havens, xine sparks, Morriscn, Philadelpma, Band & yetrick. Steemer Tacony, Fand, Philadelphia, W A Thompson Steamer Novelty, Dell Phdadeiptas. J &N Briggs. ARRIVED. Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, Richmond, &0, with madue and passengers, to Ludlam'& Pleasants. Sept 28, at 8 o’clock Ax, parsed steamship Reanoke, hence for Richmond, 10 miles north of bghtship; off Cape May, at 10 Ay, schr Music, 15 miles north of Sbip True, Newport, 36 days, with railroad heavy westerl: winds all and hes been withia 300 ten light W3w sept ~ let 48 the wreck of avessel of about 600 to: ‘wast stanoing, and abandoned; 4th, 9 16, ina heavy gale. a bey by the name of Julius Cantor, native of 8 Croix, fell overboardjand #as drowned; lat 45 20, lon Cond tea SP wreck of a vessel ebout 200 tons, fall of water, aud everything gone above decks except ten agin’ Eno t Ship var Antwerp, At with mcse and 267 aang to W F soumde Ge, Sept 11, on the Banis, lat 4410, lon 40 40,8, oor Native, of er, 6 weeks out, had 4000 fisn, echr Empress Croas, with 2600 fish; same time, spoke Bound Brook, of Castine, 8 weeks on the Bai with 16.00 fish (the B B reports having spoke: scbrs Mary Brewer, with 30, fish 4 Diana, 16,000 fish, al of sandy pilot David Mitchell; 24th, 200 steamship Glasgow, 20 14th inst experienced portberm edge of the éays, with calm weather F F [ z f ; i 8g. ose xD. Steamehly« Tempero, a West; Sabana, Savancah Pablue, Caloutta; Setgeret Brine: Lomaen 7604 (ole), mwind ot onmaion, NW; mocidien, 8, and light; » Report. Alps, tengo BOSTON, fopt Sarr sieumenip aioe th ‘Viotor, and Onil Necbos, Phiieteiphin; beige abby rope IA, Sept 28, 4 PM. ie) Ovterbricge. pected ; Aunt a A dies; Arrow, Harsison, and W P Phillips, New York far Laas (of Kepnebunk), Smith, oi rom dhs, WB, Sit lan, for Liverpool, bal Brie Rovar airy aag NBedford, sbandoped, is icsarec in NBedford at the Co: Merine for $7,000; Unio: , R the Marine, for $2,036.) mon Marine, 63,000; and ‘Bao Waversr Krity, Dow, from Harvey NB, for N York, put izto $t John, NB, 26th inst, leaky BRIG Beast, from Nova Sootia for ‘alem, with a of word, struot on West Quoddy Head morniog of 21] inst, snd knoeked a bole in her bottom. She would pair at Lubec, and proceed on her voyage * ERM BRIG, bottom up, with sails and ») slongeide, hull Dainted black, with white streak waler was a Feurletta, at New Bedford, oo” eo fcur Luonarp (of Brooklyn, N Y) Beveridge, with catgr of wheat fiom Heenton,'N G, Yor NYorke pat Beaufort, N 0, 16th inet, and put to #e4 on the 4 retu-ned again on the 2lst, witt metamast brake, acme damageto sails end “he schooner leaks A msst hes <ee@n proc which will be made ead in her with all porsible dispatch. (Letter to Ri Waiter, Feq , secretary of Board of U: ters.) fcur Dingo, of and for Boston from Jacks»avilie, fore ted disc asted aod abandonod, was towed int> Savanna by a steamer. The vessel is much wreckec that it i+ probsble she will be broven up, Scr J 8 FLanner from Charleston, for Philadelp! which put inte Wilmington, NC, a few days since account of sickness of the crew, went to sea 35th inst. before re Scum CHAs Ropesrs, at Wilmington, NC, 24ch inst, bones) was leaking 900 strokes per hour when she Sip Capital, from Livervoot f rom Liverpool for jaimbo, July 1 iat D0 Nee euewe Goa » daly Sbip Fatay M’denry, from NOrleans for Liveep Piro Maced ipa acini di. phates actitres A full r rig ateering 8, sbowing a blue { Lin the white centre, Fept 1, iat $8 40, lon 74 94 Foreign “orts, Percept Aug 9 brig Scotia, Fisher, Carib! a. CatLao—In port Aug 26 ships Telassar, Mitohel, fr Chineas, arr 19th, for U-tates, wtg crew; Manilie, Gi from San Juan; Hampden, sylvester, from Valp arr 26th. Arr at do 20th ship Whirlwind, Resaeas, Sa cisco (snd sla 224 ferChinchas) Sid Zlat ships ditch, Paine. UStates ; 28d arthar, Talbot, de; Sbefield, Lubois, do; 26th schr Excel, Latham, ane Galiipogoa Islan At Chincha Islands Avg 23 shios Herald of the Mora: ing, Baker; Lookout, Joyce; Whirlwind, Burgess. Har: riet. Otis; Ked over, Futmam; W Wirt, Cook; f Wilson, ané Monsoon, Baker; barka Sarah L~uow, and Hame, Se gent, all 1d; for U-~tates Seamen’a wegee to the Ustaies, $45 per month, ¢ the Chincha Islander, per 1 montbe’ advance; to one month’s advance. DemaraRa—In port abt Sept 8 ship Mazellan, Wyman from Baltimore for Londcu October 1; bark Homer, Franbiin, for Bonsire 2 deys, Haurax—Arr sept 19, schrs Flirt, Swain, Baltimore; Nautilus, Zwicker, Philade’phia bark Kepier, Tucker, for Piai Fran. Bow! LyGHORN—In port Sept 2 adelpbia ldg. 4d 80th ult, barque Laure Snow, Thora. dike, NYork; 31st} ship Judah Touro, Lewis, Phil. 7 8. Manati (West end ‘of Cbus,)—In port abt Jones Waterers ram areas for return to Hevara for clear. 14 bark Joha Stroud, Stats for New York Mg; < Fellow, biliott, for Portt do; ae aviles, rt, and Gold Hunter, Chase, 0 Picrou—Cld Sept 15 Toarian, NYork. fr Jonn, NB-Arr Sept $2 buck Hawned . delpbia ; 284 brig Ro! Reed, Johvston, ; bsrbg Waverley, Thompron, NYork. Cla ist Lizzie Thompeon, Smith, Cork (see disasters) ; 220, L Neeson, Kingstown Ireland; echr Danl Webster,’ Campbeil, NYork. Salinas Bay, Nio—Arr Aug 28 ship Java (of Feirks- veo), avis, NYork. = Kirrs—Arr Sept 8 bark Tedesco, Peterson, from and! for Borton. kaGUa—Sld Sept 9 bark CB Hamilton, Chase, SaGUA 14 GRaNDR-—In port abt Sept 11 bark Ionic, NYork in 6 days; brig Ieanc Carver, for do do ValpaRatso—In port Avg 14 shics Sea Witch Fraser, from Coquimbo for NYork, had heea completely over. hauied, newly coppered, &c, and woud leave soon for drntication; Akber, Coffin, from Melbourne for Callao,’ put in theres distress, methane hs oto botwoa- iv; Georges nes uae; Cuvina, (Chil) chertared to load ores at Calders for Boston, te sail for Caldera 16th; ba: k & Goarr, « from Baltimore, arr 17th; bri ith. Hobsoo, for Mal,’ bourne. repairing (bad sid 7th and pat back 10th); Ar. gyle. Wiley, for Pisagua and cae ‘Arr ng 4 ship Atalanta, Wallace, Caldera (and sid llth for Boston). rid lst bark Martha Alien, Randel (or Burditt), Boston, with ores. Baseror— Arr Sept f Romulus) Day, Quove Osman, las, bec; Gordon, Havana. i 4 4 8ld from the Pill bk 10 Waltham, Wheeler, N York. 7 Clara itton, NYork. Boupracx—’ rr Sep’ ‘Windsor, (Orleans; Sth Lemoel Dyer, Sid 7th Fidenle, Faicorrich, Ni DRRNRAYeR it opt b Neptun, Deetjen, Gal VEN. \ves'ou; Raeene = ‘NOrleana; Ernst Moritz Arndt, Coxmaves—-S1d or NYork ldg copper ore; aloe. Matanzas—In port Se; Sept 6 Ocean Home, Merryman, NOrlesns. x and pro Miller, Sld Sept 9 Loncon, Hubbard, ‘ork; 1ith Quickstep, Cook, do. Passed Sept 8 Columbia, from Dumiuw— rr rept 9 Gxxoa—arr Sept 1 wal—Arr ceeded Sept 9 NOrleavs. Motevras for Bremen. faggot St John, NB. 2 @), NYork; asdelina Caffero, do. GReKNock—A: ¢ 8 Lusitania, Araigo, NYork. Sif 7 Halllog, Boston. ix 7 kxempler, a wiL—Sld Sept 8 Lord Mulgrave, Ward, NYork. Graveskxp— Ie Sept 9 Habbard, NYork; 10th. Quickstep, C. ok, do. Ravan—Arr sept 7 Russell. Fobbine, NOrleans; E P Str ‘Toor pac: don for N¥ork; Oth ‘Anna, Grace, Haltirnore. Cid Sept 9 Wma hapten Car 7 Sept & pepter, and W H Wharton, Gates, NYork. ‘Wm Layton, miter, NYork. Baxsurg—tid Sept 3 Lapeberg, Dittman, NYork. Hamavra—Arr Sept 6 Oder, Ehlers NYork. Ro catenins phembroe eit! Grosier, NOr- Of port 10 North America, from NOrleans. Exta for ity uepe 8 Ni Lovells, Cit Va; Crocker, Gourcey Noriena, in Val | isha, Portland; Annie archibeld, kudderbam, ‘Woodman, Galilee, Savannah; Sth, William & Jane, Phillips. Baltimore, Boston Light, Sears, Bostoa; James Titeomb, Hill, NOriesns; Juventa, Watts Philadelj Oid out Sept 8 Lrinkwater, Work; J shaw. Miles, Portiaud; Mogistrate, Thoafi Perkine, ‘heobald, Baltimore; Luoy Peodiowon NYork; Waterco, Hammer, 5 oth Reppabani Cheshing, Eva. Phibrook, NOrieans, eek, pt 7 Gazeticer, Witlington, and Isane Webb, Far. urat, bourne; Elza, Jovea, -avanonsh’ 6th, Enteeprise, Waite, Nok; Storm King, Harding, Boston; Bi Ragarate heer, NOrjeaus, J Bradrhaw, Miller, ; Thos H Perkins, St John, NB. Lonpox~ Entd inwards ry Briard, Caba; Greyhound, Gulbrandson, Jamaica; 11th, ‘Miller, Lispoy—id Aug 29, Brilliant, now Xe Loxpoxprxky—"Ki Sept 7, Howadji, Balch, Phils 10 ht York remeaiagas Sept 8, Daylight, Pirwovrn—Arr ber, NYork; Isanc Jeans, Theobald, Baltimore. New Urleans. Ci t 8, London, Hub! New York; tba Whierrorey’ to, Ne spot NOneion Mapmna— ld ang Sept 8, NYork. es ‘Wilson, Sk Steph, 8, Bremen, Bunker, Savannah. Geamrowaacher Boyt Wm }, Brown, Oaba. Oe et ‘St Joba, from N Orleans fer York. Bid ¢; ‘Ward, Newell, NOrieans; Nace! b, ‘Dewh LINERICK—4rr ‘opt 9 a ee m Martba Whitmore, Whitmore, Ne ‘ork. Newcastia, Aon, Harding do; Rate! Ae es dos Wen q