The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1856, Page 8

porcrme - 8 Our Ctvcinnati Correspondence. Crcuyyani, Sept. 13, 1866, 7) Hon. John ©, Breckinridge’s Travels in the North—How he 10 Stoned in Covington, Ky,—How he was Received in Ohio Hom, Lovels D. Campbell Proposes to Invite him to the Ciif- cn Howe—How he was Exhibited at Richmond, Ind., and Groaned at—How he Endorsed Billnore at Tippecanoe~All Avout the Tippecanoe Defeat o/ the Democracy—Breck Goes to See Old Buck for the Pirst and Last Time—Pennsyleania “A Tight Squeese’—The News from Maine~The Hegira of Breckinridge from Slavery—How he Tried to Live in Iowa, Heo. Ge The Hon. Jobn C. Breckinridge, of Kentucky, tho ‘democratic candidate for Vice President of the Usited States, arrtved in this city on Friday last on his return from Pennsylvania. Perhaps it will be wel! for me to @ive youasketch of the progress of Mr. Breckinridge through the Northern States, Ii was certainly a despe Fate expedient to call him out, and his tour after the Vice Presidency will be nearly as famous in history a3 was ‘Gen, Scott’s hunt for a site for # military hospital. Mr. Breekinridge left Kentucky under rather peculiar circumstances. A squad of his Kentucky friends gath- ered at the railroad depo: where he was expocted, and gave bim a reception, and he made a sinall speech, ex- cusing bimscif from doing much, on the very tenable ground of physical incapicity, A small procession fol- Jowed him to the river, aud as he embarked on the ferry oat, ho and bis escort were assailed by @ voiley of stones, thrown by a band of “high toued”’ Kentucky Know Nothings of the Louisville mob kind, Several of the transparencies and two men were struck by the siones, and Mr. Breckiaridge came near having bia handsome face spoiled by a flying brick. On the Obi» side of the river Mr. B. was well received nd was the guest of the Mayor of the city, Hon. J. J. Farap, an old free solier—now an awful demoorat—and ‘was recetved by a large crowd, to whom he made a neat speech, but was evidently sulfering severaly from pby: cal exhaustion. fis speech amofrted to nothing more than « re bash of the ten thousand times repeated and despised nonsense about saving the Union. For one, he weid, be was sick of hearing that the Union was in danger. A false alarm bad often bren given; but this time the Union wae in imminent danger sure enough. Even his Buchanier audience laughed at this. fouy of it were so palpable as to be funny. ‘The next speech be wade was at Hamilton, a few miles worth of this where he * addressed the multitude "’ from gstend in fiont cf Hon. L, D. Campbell’s house, Camp bell has pretended to be very mad about this since be come back, and very nearly “rolled himself in his country’s flag” theres bout. On ore of the fiags displayed where Breckinridge was speaking. were the words “meet me at the Citfton Hovse As few took the responsibility of suggesting the Clutton House as a battle ground, he was maddened, as a bul) atared flag, atthe flaunting of this bapner, with the strange device in front of his residence. So when itcame his turn to make speech, a few days afterwards, he said that he would be glad to meet Mr. Breck rid ze on the etump or on the teid, at home or at the Clifton Houre, face to face, or at ten paces. Now, if this was not wariiie, Lshoald jike to know what would be. Breckinridge sud Campbell are both dreadful with ‘the rifle, apd as theyre so high toned aud houorad e, and flery, apd cesperate, and piucky, apd reieutiesa, 1 trembie at the probable rerult. ir. Breckinridge was on bis way to the Tippesanc» bat- tle ground, you remember, apd next turned up at Richmond, Inciana. ample time tor preparation was given, as it was weil known that he would be aiovg’ o8 a certain train. A large crowd was collected, and as the train stopped but a few Minutes, and thee was no time lor a speech, he was begged simply to show bigself oa the platiorm of the hinamost car, which he pr sently did, and "bowed Very pritely of course, and was received gwith three cheers. Some cue then calied for three cheers for Fre- mont, and they were given with a will, and three groans for “0 d Buck,” Breck sot being included (presen: com- with some per always excepied) followed, aud whic (effort at applause intermingling, the train moved. propriety of Mr. Breckinridge ex- posing bimself on the bind end of the hindmostcar. It Was lucetiously rich, magnificently oily. Surely some Fremonter ip disguise concei ved that id a. Then we find that Breck appeared at Indianapolis the Same night that Duvgins, Bright and Cags spoke there, each makibg aetupid Ution saving, nigger driving us- Taogue. Breck mace a short speech, breaking down for ‘want of pbyeical rtamipa, as usual, Ho | for Tippecance | That was the field whercon the nigger drivers proposed to conquer the Northwest to the nigger driving schemes. uglas Was there, to twk about subduing biack republicanism. Cass was bere, to lament about the downfall ot the confeteracy. proached the subject ‘without any ebal bat feeling that the country bad jus; clean gone and dope it to itself. Bright was there, Jonn Van Buren was there, eating his cid words, and a very sorry and incigeanole meal they are, as he finds, Dickinson, of New York, was there. James B. Ciay You see the exqui wa: there The jeature of the day was Breckinridge, aad the fea- tore of bis speech wae that it was @ parephrase on Fill more’s A bany speech He pitebed in and avowod in ex plicit terme the “won't submit" doctrine, putting the case oe Mr. Fillmore cid, and almost in the same words, ask jog the North whether they would submit if the South fhould elect a }'rer ident, and answering ibe question him eotl thus Ab’ you needn't er; (know your many sentiments; I know you wouldn't.’ Tos disgusted the Meu of the No thwert mech, and is telling stroogly every Gay egawet Bock and Breck Tne Tippecaaos demoa Stalin Was 10 Dave continued two days, but the drat Gay's fizzle was smply sufficient It was discovered to be ap irretsievable failure, sod the celebrities left, and the few peupic calied together followed fast, so tha: by tbe afternoon of ine enn! day there were pot enough to make a respectable figh\, abd tt happens to bea fact that the few who were leit did get drong and get up 0 Oght, whieh was not “respectabdie,’’ however, either in Gimensioge or mate ial. Tere comes a bistus te Mr. Brec).ipridge'* movements. ‘There was @ vacancy ic the programme. ile weot uncer i Tippecance, and whea next heard of was at Pittsbary om revue [0 Philadelphia. How he managed to eiide from Ty noe to Pitteburg, unobserved by mortal man, the Lord only knows. Pitteburgers wished Breck to talk to them, but he didn't, be Dg im a burry to mect ac appointment {a Phila Geiphia; but w! iting for bim atthe broth. erly loving tow he co but take a side track st Lancaster, and rarh down to Wheatiand to see the How. James Bu bacan, where and when the democrauc candidates for the Presidency atd Vice Presidency met for the first time (and we presume the Inst time) ta this world, Breck was of course hospitably received by Buck, and the bottle mid ze best of ye musb respecte? whiskey, placed before him. , from beatian’ Mr Breckinridge proceeded to Phila who bad bern stopping there for a . Of the events that there trans- pred wb Teference to Breck { pres me you are beter tof‘ormed than | am But 00 Fricay eventng he was on the traia on the Little Kami Kauiroat, coming West. ana stopped in this city at tbe rpencer House. In the evening he was serenaded and calied out tora speech, bet could only feebiy excuse ims! Next day he crossed the Ouio, on route fur his home in Lexington. During bis speech in this city be bad much to say of the democratic party, as “the only one that bas material streogtp in every lativuce.” It is com crcea om wil bands, with the exception of bis partisans, who are 80 dexperate as to be fooli-h, that he has by bi vost mater Cimiolsbed this “ material strength,” Ae well as bis own personal strength Being personally ® pe nties And therefore cut off from ping about and Prreopal.y aveading Fremont, be bat nothing to ay that ‘was worth seying Une incident in the life of Mr. Breckinridge, which I ow to be matter of fact, I bave never seen ia print, 4 Mt rhowld be related bere. some years since, in 1948 | thipk it wes, Mr. Breckinridg. became di with the fnetitution of slavery, aod determined to leave tative Plate 10 get away [rom its putrifytog to uences d 80, anc moved to iowa, with the lutention of jog bia permaaert home there, with the ambition of up with the gigantic free commonwraith which was Gestined to rive in that quarter. But the cls bot sgree with bim, and as the country was wild and the people s decent kind of ‘borer rvflians,’ the facilities that it allurded and the babite toat were cvaent did not suit hie refined tastes; aud so he packed out from the backwoods, aed toto lis old home in cs Kentuek. Hbs eyes, however, have been o'ten turnet Rerth and be now owns an clpbia for bie Aposties ") in Lak ‘Be Ot of his health. Ladies’ Equestrian Contest at Syracuse. The Lacies’ Riving Maton came off on the cronud of the Cocadago County Agricaiturai Society. oa Friday aiter- BOON. wd Was atloudec by a large crowd of people. It fe estimated that ten or bree thou = and every position in the v epectatora, “Nive indies appeared ae contestants for the prizes, ant ames aod derer ption of their ap- pare! and horses — Mies Kate Faulkner, of Syracuse, wore steel colored eh rt, velvet age, ‘embroidered collar, drab bat, and © 8 binek a > Clay, wore binck skirt and bine ow hat, long corls, ao1 Mire Mary Jane Shuler, of Selina, wore stee! colored Cans bi vervet basque, collar, black hat and Piume, and rode a large bay Mise Delia Gark, of Salina, wore slate colored ‘With velvet folds, biark velvet yo Diack bat plome. y .. jar, and rode a bay horse. Mine of Clay, wore green habit, bine hat and wore Mark ekirt, vel- f, etre het, with white and plomes, and rode a bay horse. Mrs. John D. Wallace, of Reese, Springs, wore green abit, scotioyed collar, inst bound Peae'bay wise Mise Kate King, of Salina, wore green skirt, velvot posaue, Disck bat, and plain colimr, and rode's gray The weakness and ( NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1856. ‘The Grand Remeron er ¢ several delegstions at mt present sea- sion of thy Grant Lod . Soutvern drew Nos. Northern New York, 2. From the report of the drawings re that 102 representatives bave been returned in ition to the elective and appointed officers of the Grand Lodge. ‘The annual report of the Grand Sire was then read. It gives an ercouragit g view of the ay and prospects of tbe order, and toucbes upon many topics of interest to it, Te alludes ia a most eloquent and feel phy Bao nd to the death of P.G. Sie Robert Griffen, ter past members of the Grand fea 6. who ‘i. le- eased since its last seasion, A his decisions on oipts of law, I will endeavor to transmit by the next mail The Grand Seerctary and Grand Treasurer presented their annual reports. Three thouvand copies of each were ordered to be printed. ‘The revenue of the lodge during the past year, up to nd inclusive of the &th day of September, instant, smounts to, $12,511 53 This sum will be increased’ by the further re ceipts to come in after the ©! this report curing she eession, which may be esti- mated at + 2,500 00 Making an aggregate of, seeeesenee $10,011 68 asthe probable entire revenue of tho year 1855-6. It will be perceived by reference to the report of the Committee on Finance of the last seesion, page 2,513, vol 4 Journal, that the probable reoelpts of the last year, 1864-5, wore estimated At......-..0.60 cece! 316,080 00 Represent d, to be provided for, a deficit of JOSUCA VANSANT, TREASUEKR, IN ACCOUNT WITH THM GRAND LODGK OF TLE UNITRI STATES, 1. 0. 0. F. Tv cash received, Dr. ant 19.—To balance ic treasury, as per exam- iwation Of the finance committee Gi a» $9, en PA ‘ 19.—Error corrected in Voucher No."118. Ost. 1—Three months interest ou State of Ma. 46:12 Mary: Jand moe sold by order of Grand Looge.. 8,446 ST Total amount received from’ Grand Secretry Ridgely from September 19, 1965, to Septem- Der 12, 1856, inctusive........ cece seoee 12,710 53 sh +, $25,670 53 The reports of the Grand Treasuri id Grand Secreta- Kd were referred to a special comm tee, for dietripution Of the 8 veral sutjects contained therein to the appropri ale Standing ¢ mmitiees when appointed. The Sth article of rules of order was amanded go as to — the standing commitiees from three to dve mem- ere. ‘The Grand Lodge then took a recess for half au hour. AFTERNOON SESSION. The Grand Sire pro tem. being about to announce the pam committees, as transmitted to bim by she Grand re, Rep. Dwinelle raised the powt of erder, whether as a Matter of rigbt, the appoiwtm<nt of the commitiees did hot, ip the absence of the Grend Sire, vest in the officer, who for the time being, was discharging the duties of the tation The D.G. Sire explained that the Grand Sire did not claim as s matter of mgh: the appointment of the com- Mittees, buc bad erranged them \o disembarrasa the pre- gent temporary incumbent in the dischar nage os his duties. A long debate ensued, and under a call for the previous question, the resolations of Rep. Dwinelle, afirmag the appointment of the committees to pertain to the presiding ollcer of the Grand Lodge for the time beiag, were acopted ‘The standing committees were announced by the Depu- ty Grand Sire. The cnairmen are as followa:— State yf the Urder,—Rep. Askew of Delaware. Legistatsve.— Craigh: a4, Onto. Correayondence —Smilie, Tenpessce. Fwance — Fiteb, Missouri. ‘Ayprale.—Fx glist, Pennsylvania. Cunstatutions —Barry, (ndiena. Peitions —Stacy, Michigan. Returns —Straw, Maine. Prutvg Senter, New Hampshire. ‘Mileage —F. P. Bunt, Texas. Grand Bodies not Kepresenied.—Foote, Missisaipo'. Repr eventauve Kennedy is a member of tho Coenmittee of Appeais, und Representative Clayton of the Com aitiee on Finaper—botn of Southern New York. Representative &. C. Robison presented an invitation os We Graua Lodge of the United States to assume <r Of Gedicating the Odd Fetk Hall at Nortol ot uursday ext, Which was accepted—yeas “the Grace I then adjourned ‘ant 9 o'clock’ to morrow mor ni George W Race, of Louisiana, was unanimouty clected Grapd Bre of the Odd Fellows of the United States, yea- lercay morning. Tournament and Fancy Ball 1 (Correspondence ot the Richmond wile Facqomk Warts SULPHUR SPRINGS, 1 regou Tuesday last. Early on the morning of that day the crowd commenced assembling, and the general co a- motion indicted most clearly that some noted event was on the eve cf transpii ing. Frociamation peiog made, the Knights, in their gay and jaunty auure, wer seen dashing about the grounds, aad soon, at the sound of the bugie, the gallant cavaliers were drewn Up ip order and marched, under commaad Of the werrbat of the day te the scene of combat. The followig is a list of the officers: — Jobn E mets Serna, ot Wurman. MM Anderson ‘arbi Jobp W Cov ies, of Daitunore. Bernard Green and Jobn Green Chas. A. Rose, of Ric! Lapy Jcpamt.—Srs. Wm. P. Taylor, Mre Norman, Mra. ( ell, irs. Dr. Humphries, Miss Colme: Miss ieveh, Mri ark i sg Co Lton*—Capiain FR. T Allison, James M. Bite, Captain W. W Hunter, Thos. Lampkin, C. A. Rose, Loto” ret Wm. P Taylor, A.A Little. ‘The preliminaries being arranged, andthe lady jucges Abe counrelions bay ing taken Ube.r posivons, the ad Crete to Anigate was celivered by Mr. Rose, of Rich mond, The titing then comme.ced and proceeded ac cording to the extubiisbed Alcrthe jourtug was concluded, the following were pronounced ibe sucerseful Knights: — Victor, * Kuigbt of Clan Alpine’ —Mr. Payne, of Cal peper. (queen of Love and Beauty—Miss Shackieiord, of Cul- ra Koa, “Kaight of the Lowlands’’—Mr. ¥. Waller, of Honor—Miss Ward, of Warrenton “‘Kuight of Vera Cruz"—Mr, Mattingley, of Wasbington, 2d Maid of Honor—Miss Gibson, of Prince William. Se Ko “Koight of St. Dent s"'—r. KR. Green, of Was dingte Sd Mavd of Honor—Mise Meacham, of Baltimore. The cro#n of bon r was then placed upon tue fair brow (fber who bad been chorea by ber gallant champion “queen ot love and Desty’ for the orening. ‘ang the par ty retprned to the hote! under escort of the Marshal ata bie Whole Company of knights in the er bg the Crowning ceremony took pisce «; « beautttul throne, which bad been rected stone ‘eat of the spacious ball room, and the dancing was kept up on Vil a late hour of the wight. THE FANCY BALL. The next eventog after the tournament bad taken piace, the faney t ali came off in very handsome sty’ Tue de coretions of the room were in excelient tasts, and a Jintle before 9 o clock a brilliant company pad assembied. Phe ebaraclers were Bumerous, and may of them of a most recherche order. The tiret which I may notice saoed thé may Drilliant and attractive opes was * arranged, end accorded in oamicatte her 7 ber rich, Sowing, raven biack bair and classic atures Next, I may moet ly mention tue exquirite perronification of \ Nor: Mie LB, of Wow gomery. Ala. The dress which she wore was adapted im perfect taste to the bright orginal which she so wet! represented. “Night ght,” by the fair Miss J. D., of Warren top, Was » person iication eivo without @ fault. A The Bride” might be seen giidiog about with eylphi ike Sand ald ny fl tree tw vature by Mire B. W., of arrenton M., of Baltimore. bo peper. and ‘ae e wea be ”* table charactor, by Miss M. of Warrenton. “The ~wiee Pestant Girl,” by Mine R. G » Of Wasabi and The Maid of Athens, in the same form, oufee an Shen the passion tossed poet saw and wrote of “The Shepbherders,”’ and Won Evening Star,” by the Miener FE. F sd EG. of Wi ‘ashington, were alike appro- $4 by the sterner sex I may men. wet representation of ‘‘Sir Waiter Have by Mr. “The African Chiet” o Hof Philad The Hi e Go J. dy Of Wilham : ‘Stare ano Sry pA apd well sustained, wwe merly of Hanover. o “The Boot Blac of Sangeet Srey a Presented a scene of etrikin ool S tho ta promeen Were pot so very i gut cay that, even until the emall hours began to bered on the dial, Roft eyes looked love to J.) that bay) fean, ‘Anel'ail went merry as the marringe the aern weather wie @0 ag bow. bors will doubtiest cause the season here to be acted rota week There are few whe be willing ty return to the low country, or even to cities which wor pot mtogether pealtby, whilet the heat is 80 severe uy own remembrances of the present sojourn at old Fau- quier. ili ever be of the moa: agreeabie character, and | em not £0 selfish as not to wivh all, who may have toe opportunity, to enjoy a similar gratification, eee The Hon Mr Morritt from Canada, had an interview with Mr Secretary Labouchere at the Colonial Office, in 1 Lor con, on the Sey cf August, Affairs of St. Domingo, (Prom the Paris Patrie A . 28) The iast steamer from the United received. on ry moment of sailing from Boston tbe following “4 formidable revolution has AB i( sometimes occurs: thet the Americans give name of St, Domingo to the whole island of Hayti, oer] of. as it should be, to the eastera part of the island, which belongs to the Dominican republic, we have rome doubts as to tbe the theatre of that “ formidable revyolu- tion.” Is it Sousouque’s age which is threatened with subversion, or is it merely the Prestdential chair of Santena, who, instailed by int bas been overtbrown by a riot? We shall not know poritive! — the ar- rival of the next steamer from the West We believe. however, that it relates to , The following reasons induce us to believe thie :— Sentana, who bes. either legaliy or illegally, Senor Baez in the Presidency of the repub! mingo, bas exciv d a violent opposition to bis administra- tion. "This opposition is caused by the exorbitant conces- sions which be bas made to the United States. Tp fact, some months ago, they obtained through commercial pgent, Mr. Jopathan Eliott, Fe fooem- te vantazeous treaty from Santana, although he ny a complied with tl of St passed wi'bout baving been submiited to three prelimi- pary readings. The American treaty has been sanciion- ed, a8 urgent, after a single reading. The text of ‘this treaty bas 1 ot been pees xe tage bowever, known of it, 18 suflicient to show that’ the reeaer the Dominican republic bave beep completely acrifice Py a strange coincidence, which has been murh re- marked, while the treaty with the United States was be- ing negotiated at St. Dom! the Council of State—com- posed of the minions of tapa—concaded to the lat- ter, for the term of fitty years, the enjoyment and the free disposal of the Soane Island. Now, it is believed that this island conti rich deposits of guano, and it ia well known bow desirous the Yankees are for that article; ‘deed, they are 80 much so that a recent resolution of Congress declares that every guano isiand discovered by an American sba)) belong to the United States It is evident that, if the Soare Island contains guano Santana, who bas become the proprietor of those deposits, hes a great ipterest tp securing the trace with the Americans, who will pay bim for that manure with slear ringing dollars. The Yankees on their part, attach the greatest import- ance to securing a foothold upon one of the Antilles, Bat what better sirategicas position could there be then that of Samara, which is only separated from Porto Rico by ap arm of tle rea only eighteen marine leagues in length? The Americans coulé wait there to take a like position at the mele of St. Nicholas, either by or without the consent of Soulouque, aud this position would place them at four- teen marine leagues of Cuba All these plots have not been unknown to the popula- tion of St. Domingo, A violent reaction sprang up against (¢ adminiatration of Santapa. By the last news the ministry had resigned—yielding betore public repro- bation. ‘There was even talc of im; jing Santana, in order to ee bim to account for the blood shed by his orders, and 180 for the extortions (concuasions) committed under the ebelter of bis abeolute power Treaty of the United States with Siam—The Consulate at Bangkuk. [From the Friend of China. June 14,] The United States screw steamship Sau Jacinto, (a yes- sel of the Powbatan style of build, though not so pon cerous ) bearing tbe fisg of Commodore armstrong, and bringing, em route to Japan, bis Fxcellency Mr. Townsend Harris, arrived bere from Siam on Thursday; and ex- changed salutes with the garrison and the Urited States shipLevan: Before leaving Siam, Mr Harris succeeded in copcluding with the kings a treaty of amity and som- merce, on terms similar to those obtained by the British bowers ment last veer Dr Bradley, Consul at Singapore, for the United States, who bas been here some weeks, awaiting the San Sacio- 1o'® arryval, will be tbe bearer of this treaty to America; apd on te ratification will be rewarded, we shall hope, with the appointment of Consu)-General at Bangkok, post for which, from his long and tried experience in the East, varied kbowledge, and urbane deportment, he is emipent'y qualiled The consulship at Singapore, wit ‘te paltry pittance of a thourand collare « year, (not novel to keep the table absolutely necessary for one in such & position ) war a poor appointment for one of Dr. Bradiey’ hterary attainments. Excrremes? at Bucxrnanam, Va.—A scene of intense excitement took place, we learn, at Buckingham H op Mondey—one of thoee onthteaks of popular pa which wil sometimes occur, under circum-tances of extraordinary provocation, even in the most peaceable apd law abiding communities, and result, as in the pre- Sent Case, not from avy want of proper regard for con stituted authority, but from @ natural feeling of just and honorable indignation against the perpetracor of the most foul snd horribie crime of which man car be guilty, The substance of the afair, as we bave learned it, ts as fol lows —‘he court was engaged uptila late hour in the «vening in the trial of a clave for an outrage committed vpon the perzon of a litle school girl, about thirteen yeers old—the cavgbter of aay respectable, parenis— and the evicence of his guilt being clear conclu. rive, convicted bim, bet deferred sentencing bim until the vex morning, snd remanded him to jail. It having been ubderstood (whether correctly or noa we cannot say) that one of the court was in favor of transport. ng him, a number of those present, doubtless appro bensive that he would ercape the punishment he de «rved, become violent! ‘excited, avd wroeting him irom the bards ot the ‘ofhieer who was taking bim to prisep, ameteped a rope around bis neck, and <4 coubtiess bave bung him had it not been for strenvour interposition of others, who desired war the fipal ection of the Court, and wo succeeded tn the negro locked up in jail, etripped of nis clotbieg Dearitg upop bis pereon uomistakable evidences of The excitement, we told, was truly elarming, apd the determined parpose of the people not © permit the guilty wretch to go uppunikbed, too appa rept to be mitunderetood. While the excitement wast'at be bighest, the © owd were addressed by Jadge Leigh, brief speech, which was fistened to with respect and oiteation. sod wbieh more than ee} else, per! ‘veo \o allay the daturbance ‘e are no advocate ®:Ytbing approximatwg to mob law, yet from what we © D learn of thir care, we regard it as coe in which there war ouch aot only to excuse, but even to jurtify the con (pet of & people who, in the main. are as ‘aw and as orderly ss any in the land. Since writing the above, arped that the negro was brought into court op Tuesday, and sentence of death prorounced upou bim, —Farmeiile, Va, J Journal. Personal Intelligence, The Newburport derald saye:—it is r ‘ted that Pre- ident Perce will make bis residener at Portemoath, N. H , after the 4th of Marco next, instead of returning to Concord. Re is now negotiating for sn estate. There is be qvestion that he would have much more enjoyment of four years at Portsmouth than he has had in the Inst four — t Wasbington. mong the passengera who arrived in Boston, in the atine Cawbria, war Sir Henry Holland Wr. A 8. Thornton, of the frm of Thornton, Frth & Company, of Manchester, England—largely engaged | the American t ade—was thrown from hix carriage on tt hours. Mr. Thornton was a vative of Ne pshire, ad lived severn: years in Bow ton, Salem and New York. He wont w Huglend iu 1432 Rev T. 8 Lambert has resigned his office as Chaplain ‘n the United Siates Navy. Rey. Hewry Wood has been appointed to Ol! the vacancy. Americans registered at the banking eflice of the Ame- nan European Express Company, Paris, from Aug. 21 10 Avg. 28. 185 2 Richards FR. Fowler. F. W. W. Young. W. il. Dever ¢. H Feethiogbag, RMD uit, ond died in a fe Knapp Farbeck, Jr, aod dy. D. 1. Simmer rn lady, &. Holtne and. New York, E. B. Dunbar, ©. W. © W Trotier, J. a Botler Pen: ABRIVALS AY the Clarenden—General Van Rensselaer Mra. and Mine vy Burwell, Albany; itchess county T "stman, Boston. Rew York W.B Tlodgeon, Mrv-and Mies modiaed, JB. Cofee, Alabama, Win. 4. Wall, Bngland. ‘Frein Charleston in the steamship Nochvile-a Bischoff, J N Troman, © § Meanie. RPielwan JR armstrong JK fin. Sep Abthorp, Mrs J Windery. JW Crrebel JR Keume- inv, © P Alston, © Bart SM Ray. T sichardeon, N Lebby, K Hyichinegn. 9 WO Fors +n J Boker WA Abton, Hf Hawi tom. ire B MeEleren_ Mre ( Gamble, #1 Jf Mi Brads, G Kenn hay Rird, J Meyer Frike Hemtubs, te,prensehty Bemincuia—h Basch Pieeate Pasch, Marte Basch, F Bosch, # Metsoncr, Herive, Melsamery Helen Melsener, M Isrnel, Otiilie Isracl. f Heit, @ Yoo Luveke, Francisce and Rema Von Lapeke M Slembardt, J Hilettner, J Gerd Vogler, Caroline Vogller, © Vogler, i Vogler, J Vogier, A Owiteh, 8 Owiteh. Alex Owiteh, M Pomes, A'T Sehiessinger, A Grapen M Gon, T Keller, M Kel ler, M do. Jr, L Keller, H Mey Aris, UP Meyer, er, W Lille, R Fwanecker’s J Manecke, Pamasy—Pou0ck.—In this city, on Friday, Sept. 12, by fev. A. Spor, Jous W. Pastay to Kare Pouoox, all of M. Freestone, of New York Be Weise Te —At Newtown, Conn., on Rev. Mr. Atwater, Mr, Cuantm H. or ot Roewell Torney, Bea. Jepmair—Fraseus —OD foweey, re ee yey Unitarian eburch, Prooklyn, vy the vy. Jexmam, Jr. to Exar BE, davghter of char L Prankim, of tbe above place Mavea—Woon —at 1t-y P cag mag county, N. Y., . Gronan W, on Tuesday it. 16, bi Mixer, “th ST ket Fone Pao tty —S1ore —OD hanes A Ky V ae W Tepgart, at the residence of the brid her, Provry, of New York, to Exeason ©., daughter of Mr. R. @. Stone of Williomeburg. L. 1. | Wai pex—Rorarrsos —On Toerday, eo 16, at the horch of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, by the Rey. J. Peadrell Walden, Bnwarn ben! to Myra L., daughter of the lete D. Hf. Roberteon, of tia ony. Wow —Epmoyns.—In Brooklyn, on Tnesday, 16, at the residence of the bride's father, hy ern. A.M. Bachelor, tuaery H. Wruarts to Jou. os cavgbter “— ee They 9 of Brootlyn. Co-pry TROUT —: oo 16, by the Rew, Eéward Lath ‘Mr. Sawer 6. sre bat, of New York, to Miss Buss A. wD, ‘ate Jno. Stroud, Faq., of New Orlenos. .~ be of 4 Perm, only ebild of James and Eater months ane 2) days. ‘The trv nos ond relatives of the family aro requested to ‘one o'elock, from , Manosner Sewn —On Tuerday, Sept “lone, aged lyear, 6 atterd the foveral, this afternoon, at riment to 7 Lote -On Mondey, Sept 16, Bema Matrgeors, DooLan.—On Monday, Sopt. 15, All whe family and relatives are r eepecttully lav Lge 4 to attend her funeral, from No 6 Mul siternoon at two o'clock. Her remains — nil scemmaret Murrsy —On Monday, Sept. 16, Mr. Parnick Murrar, tn the d8th year of bis age, « native of the pariah ot Gra: pard, county Longford, | The friends family, and those of bis sons-in-law, James Duffy and Michael Mulligan, are respectfnily in- ited to attend his funeral, this alternoon, at two o’clock, from his late residence, No. 284 East Ninth street, without further invitation. MeNiwor.—On Monday, Sept. 15, Mrs. Maxy McNicon, aged 78 years. |. ELLEN DOOLAN. widow of James McNicol Sept 15, at the residence of the only and beloved daughter of James ‘Millward, aged 20 Years, 8 months and 6 days. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood NBER “'Mnasy On Tew Sept fn Meany. gf cough, Kuen Louisa, infant tat dng bicct Sanna ets basa! Mewpy aged 1 month ave’? ry ‘The friends of the tamily are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 213 Adams street, Brooklyn, to morrow afternoon, at aif past two o'clock. Sernvon.—On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Watrar 2 Jobn 5. and Lavinia Sepbtop, aged 4 montha an 3 aye. The relatives and friends ot the family are respecttally invited io attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, trom the residence of hie parcuts, 44% Second avepue. near Twenty eighth strect. ¥cDenack.—On Toeeday, Sept. 16, Josera P. McDonaga, in the 820 year of bis age. His funerai will take place from the reridence of his mother, No 94 St. Mark’s place, this afternoon, at tvo o'clock. Friends aud acquairtances are respectfuily in vited 10 attend. msrocK —In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Sept. 16, Josern Hox, only son of John M. and Elsie W. Comstock, aged 11 months The relatives and friends of the ge a respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this rooon, at four o'clock, from the residence of bis father. St Felix street, near Bauson Pisct, (ast bouse from Fulton avenue ) without further invitation. Javrexs.—On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Rosw Jerrmrs, aged 32 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, to morrow afternoon, from her cou sin’e and ber jate resicence, A. N. Winslow, No. 28 War- rep etreet, — Brookly a. C14kkR.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Sept. 15, FANsy Amanpa, daughter of William avd Fanny H. Clarke, aged 8 months spd 3 days. Funeral this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 189 Adams ttreet. Eointoy —On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Gaoxcs W. Eouvtoy, aged 41 years, The friends of the family are requested'to attend his funeral, this afternoon at ove o'clock, from his late resi ceuce, North Hobeken, Beaversown, New Jersey, and at half-past two o'clock irom the Canal street ferry, New York Hi remains will be tasen to Greenwood Cemetery for interment Fisnxr.—Ut yellow fever, Ams Fisugn, In the 34th year of bie age. Cxcssy.—On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Cyranvs Crossy, youngest son of Piatt H. Crosby, after a lopg and pro- tracted iipess, aged 2) years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friinds of the tamily are respectlully invited to attend bis foneral. from the residence of bis brother-inlaw, A. J. Smith, No. 71 West Thirty-eighth Street, to morrow afternoon, at nalf-past two o'clock, ‘without furtber invitation, Rugbamton and McLain papers please copy Loney as --1n Brockly bn, on Tuesday, Sept. 16. Hanan, wile of Florence Denevan. aged 28 yeare ‘The iriends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend ber funeral, this afternoon. at three o'clock, frgm ber Jate residence, No 45 Willow piace. srsmse --At New Brighton, Staten Isiand, on Monday, Sept. 16, Janz, Wile of Benjamin Steers, Jr., aud daughter of Rutherford and lsebelia Carke, aged 21 years. The friends of the families are Tespecully invited to attend the funeral, without further mvitation, also the members of Richmond Lodge, No. 66, F and a M., and the membere of Richmond county Lodge, No. 88. ‘Lo ©. F. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at three o clock, precisely. The service will be performed in Trupity chapel, Factory ville. Edinburg and Keiso, Scotland, and Toronto, Oapa‘a, papers please copy, HexriaG.--At Jamaica, I. 1, on Tuesday morpin Sept 10, Miss MakGabst A., second daughter of Joneph kK, Rutiing. formerly of Smithtown, Friends end acguaittances are invited to attend her ianeral, this afternoon, at iwo o'clock. at the house of 3. L. Jobasen, Jamaica, and at Smithtown to morrow after pron, st three o'clock The remalas wlil be takeo per Long Irland Railroad, at ten o'clock, A. M., from Jamaica for inter ment, Caxiy.- In Buffalo, on Sunday, Sept. 14, Taomas Car. am, Deputy Sheriff of New York, sged 45 yours and 6 meptbs. Tiis funeral will take plare from bis late residence. No. 08 West Thirty £ith street, tais afiernoop, at two o'clock. The friends of the fumily, aud bis brothers in ww James Honter md © is. Hongnton Sherill Willett and Deputies, alo Manhattan Longe, No. 62,F, and A. M., are respectfol’y iwvited to attend 00K sary sepeva, N Y.. on Thursday, Sept 4, Marr Lasmm, wile of the late Charles A. Cook, Feq., ¢f that wace, and daugbter of Anthony Dey, Es7., late of this elt Fiasen --On Wednesday Avguet 20, a1 Murray's Asy- ‘om, Perth, Seotlard, J. York city jsmne F. Fraser, formeriy of New GABITION Ty hui @bAUs 42} moon muses. sere 7 49 6 (7 | etm Waren, stmora 10 33 ‘sins, Liverpool—F C t Jobe, Lod Gousinery & Co. k Princeton, Seely, Demarara— ne Fhaeus (Norwi), Norbeck, ‘Botiardam—Funch & Meinese. Brig Belisarta (Sp), Matea, Tarcelona—A: tgre & Ostway. Prig Crimea Stinson, J " Brig Sagi Jack Dirig A ‘hie 148, Jon Sehr priinan, Teperite~Metealf & Duncan. pach olne (Br), Conger, Turks islande—Tucker & Light pomne. eehr Robin, Wallace, Trinidnd—Chastelain, Pouvert & Co. Rebr Jurtina (br). 1 lage Her muda—Middleton d Co, Johu, NB—Kelly & Smithers. town—Fiurges Clearman & Co. man, Kappalansock—Van Brunt & be Mt Sem ith, Beteworth Norfolk—Wenberg 4 Weeka. tar Black tual, Neal, Alexandria~| unond & Filipe Zor, Hinson, Balumore— Sturges, Clearman & Co, ech + Ga Nickerson, Boston—Foster & Nickerson. Kicop J F Waliece, Lincoln. Teuntor—Master, Block DeWitt Chnton, Shaibot, Providence—J B Edwards. Steamer Vulewo, Morrison Phila ’elphia—J & N Briggs Bteawer J 8 ide, Heber pot , Philxdelpbla—J &N ielege. Steamer Fophia, Green, Pliladelphia~N Drigga ARKIVEL Steamship Hammonia (Ham), Hydtmann Tambors, Sept t with mdse and 487 Z.useseogers tok ech & Kunbardt. 14h inst, at noon, Int 40.30 eb kot Passed seamabip Ericsson, pongo tor Liverpool; 200 miles K of Sandy ook, pwsse Yartha Kideout, Morse, from Cardif Aug 6, wih rallrowd ion, bound to Few York, th, P -§ H Block tmus, 8 nig ‘leston, 49 hours with mdse ‘Vleston 4 Co. Sunday, 6 PM, of Georgia, hound to Charleston: nay. #4 PM tigualiond sigmuclep Jee Adger, bona’ "foe Larleni Windsor Forest (of Bath), Graiiam. nderiand, Ang 16, with coa!, to Barelay & Livingston a 17, exchar ged signals wih sbip Japan, na We Fh inet, lint 40 28. lon 0 (i, spoke #hip pA i on hon t Job, BD for Live pool, ‘days ont: 13th, was in company with ship Martha Biceont, from Cardi® for New York. The wr ship perieneed light winds “— of the pareage: iipur Fisk (ef Roston, Burwell, Warr July 2%, with mane opd 100 porenagrrs ww OU Iruncen & rienced Hight winds a re; been 18 day: of the Fenks. Ee *. thip Ruphr asi k, days, with coal, to Deobem Dimon. Hark Fllen Noyes (of Toston), Mencom, Patarin and Pa. dene, ond Lore rom B Boston, wilh coifee, &c, to Robinson, Wiping , ae Tot Beletol, Me), Beadly, Matage and Gibraltar. 4 ere, w w . ‘nit, Wine fc. to Giro Pranela & Co. ang 24 Yome. of and for St Andrews, N 3 Had strong wester. ly winds all through the momth of a ugw Brig 0 Clary, (el Ghmeer), Phillbrocks, orth Festigos i Fra Sept 3, with guano, to J Lee 2’ Drummond, Chatman, Aspinwall, Avg 23, i ballast, tof Spies Brig Amoonocenck, Whiebery, (Aspinwall, Avg 27, with hides, ceer skine fe to F Beira ‘Sept 10, at 20 2), lon’ 79 64, passed ship Arvum, bound W: Lith, lat 324), lon 77 88, spoke ship Otseopthe of Hath). from New Orleans for Li frig Glaoia'or (Br ter ied B Whithey A Brig Queer ether pon Kalter, Windsor, NS, 1b days, with plan Si inet, wrth ship tant jrober, to J Bol Waleh, Carver & th Vath beat "tat 38 15, 8 masted eebr Peter «hmon, henee bound & rie Houlton, Deavie, New Vi tn ballast, _ bebe Frome Tuitie (of New foven), Corneil, Barason, Sept WHE fobaeen, £¢. to master. * Cohe Vent) im frien, Ge, and Adays from Ocracoke he pul in to land two ofthe men who vere mith neal woven to Reteman & Rw 7) Hotton y Sevannah, Sdays, with coon, fe, men Ae ® * Het reh Corer Bebe Becemoke Monroe, War toh WB Kae Van? Seb oH Boyt, Lines Virginie 2 deer, evil tebe Joseph Fravces, Wilry Alexandria, § days, bob Fagerd Ftroot Cataw Fibre Baten (ot Boston -. Gardiner, Me. Sebr Mirerta. a:b) diner. Sehr Matlin Avery Lubec febr Gen Peay Tuner Bebe Porper, Jamicenn, Rockland Fehr Pay Plate, Verver, Rock! Bebr Ruperion feock Bebe Justina, Sevres, Reet Rock’ pet amerk nh Chief Preesy, Reekland. Sebr pared. Coker, New bury port et iY «, Cobh, Harwich. Sebr Brose Bebe ws New Lonaon Behr Fun Sew Londge ‘Stew nm ison Paitimore, ff hours. Heamer feck Dismer a Alien, Phiiwaeiphlee Stremer Bristol Jones Phindelr bia. Cint, Freceh, Portiand, 60 hours, L Agr, Prov aioe mer Chas Osgeor. Smith Norwich Beer Thy propeller Parker Vein, Ramaay, hence 1 ih ¢ Porter dé retnr od this more oats" her ee 7 heoem hg Wecee from her eta he wil be immedia viy tak nou the cry dee or renetre, BeETOW, Bre Re er Wine, from aracom, Wied Curlog the dy, NE, Hereld Correspondence. baggy tet Le -hew daemon Beprrers: Copes, his Trenton, Doliiver iain 3 Picea Matte Georgia, sckey bao, Davis, ant Genes ry ditbe be. Gib Bedford 5 mead Bickman, do: Alvira, Brew iy Bon winia Jane, Keteh- ui Ophir, Peck, N York, Kx} yrs Oph peck, Merk, CG Waterbury, Cook, Boston; Amy, Nicker- Cla barks iy ™ rita Coir ice sel ce st iivans!dreworny, Boston sshr Trent Noberts: nies. Miscellaneous and Suont PassaGe—The clipper ship Kathay, Capt Stoddard, from New York March 11, arrived at Sydney, NSW, June 5— ‘86 di assage. She had light winds and pleasant eathe! the ity passage, &nd ay) days olf the ‘Atustrallun coast » Srrawsuir Biack Wannion—The purser of the Black War riorvat New Orleans, furnishes the Follow! wing Gn ihe fet and 24: Insts, to the southward ol Cape Hatteras, taperienced a remendoun ‘ale and heavy seas.” On the 4th’ when four miles nerth of Cape Florida, one mile from passed a vessel bottom up, apparently ‘Duta short time in condition; masts and sails lying alongside; could not het her neme, she appeared to be hermaphrodite brig of about 300 tons, coppered and pew. Sm Diaven—Capt Webber, of ship Diadem before re- ported lost, makes the following report:—The Diadem cleared rout New Orleans for New York Aug 23; left the Southwest Pass on the 24th, with a light breeze from the northwest; had falms nearly two days, then light breezes from the northeast, Which eootitued seadily to increase uring the day tll night, when it became squally, with much lig! the soulbward avd eastward: during Very sully, ‘and reduced sail accordingly. On ‘Thursda moining, the storm having inci how Feefed mein topsall and, tosin spencer, barometer wind still Inercaning, furled main topsail at about Whilst ving 0 under a main spencer on the port tack, with, the northward avd eastward blowin: rica every other sail, being 18, & heavy séa struck the ship, ing swith all the stanchions and ‘everything away the bul from the fore riggin, to within about six or seven feet of the taffrail, splitting the plaak shear in many pl Semen: ing ks fore and aft of boats, water casks, &e., bursting open after hate staving my house on deck, ‘The cabla Was stove {o pieces. crushing the captain, mate and steward beneath the ruins. They were afterwards extricated badly bruised. The man a’ the wheel was washed away, and three otsers swept overboard, one of whom was drowned. One man had his bead badly cut, and several others were badi: wounded. After this we ‘could do nothing more than las ourselves ip the most secure places, such as eyebolis. ae, aud some were lasbed to the pumps, from which they were swept away several times curing the night.— After remaining” thus some time, suffering from bruises and cli: a tremendous gust of wind swept over the the sky, taking the fore and malotepmast and mizzen topmast. Soon afterwards a gust still more terrible than this, took away tbe fore and ma.n masts, breaking them off below the deck, leaving large holes in the deck for every sea to wash over an fill the ship. besides the other holes that’ were already made by the stanchions being broken and the plauk shear be ing split. ‘The ship was now become so water logged wiih the water that had cone be ow and soaked into the wheat, that we were completely drenched until Sunday morning. During all this time ler avd iselpline kept up, andthe pumps were well attended to by those that were able.’ On Sa Tirdty the bark Yuby 1» Hall, hove in sight, and s Our sensi of distress’ on the mizzen, the only hi Standing he made for us, and waved his hat fn signification that he wouid lie by us. A’ boat being lowered, to the imme- nent danger of tho#e that manned her they were unable from the roughness of the sea, ‘0 geton board enher jem or the Subn,and had tocremain in the boat ail ‘might. Tn the morning they sueceeded ip taking us off: but on pulling to the bark upset twee, and all hands thrown ont, Capt, rescued as were others: but $ we were pained to find that s0 bravely periled his life (o with one seaman of the Dia- the mate of the, bark, save US, Was missing, togethe Gems erew, Ail the vest had their ills Well cared for by the cantain of the Yuba, and his Indy. On September 3, we were taken off the bark by the schooner WH Titcomb, Capt Manning, from Rockland, Me, in which we were taken to New Orleans. Smip NoetH Canouixa, Foster. in Hampton Roads from Cag- liari reporis Sept 6 Jat "8559 N, lon 67 10 W, passed near a large broken spar standing erect, about eight feet above the water. apparently a'tached to a large body under water, and Breat quautity of tish sporti g around it. Bept 3, experienced a heavy gale fromthe WN W: carried away the foresall and double reef topeail ning of the 9h about 4 Easily on the o'clock, Suef mate, fivorks, was making a noise on deck, when the cay iain came out to know the cause, and hard words ensuing, the mate attseked the captain, wao was in his night clothes barefooted and bose him down; the mate got off the captain aud rushed into the cabin. and with a cul ja hand came K upon the captain, who, seeing him approsch- ing towarc hold upon a capstan bar, and as the mate Fen towards bm with uplifted eutlas, aod was about to out him ¢ captain strvek bim on the head abd felled him to the ale wae then put upgn a mattress and his wound pay ol ‘after linger ng until 2 o'clock P M, died Smr Moxsoow , Willetts, from Sydney, NSW, put into Boos Kong June 20, in distress: hod experienced a severe ty lost train yard’ chain and anchor. Sir Metrorouitay—The Natioral and Mereantile Marine Insurance cers of Bostor bave each $12 500 insurance on ship Metropolitan, wrecked inthe Gulf of Finiand. Rerkett, from Boston for New Orleans. which fp distress reported leaking badly, and would p emned, is reported in New Orleans papers to have nrrived below that pert Sth inst. (Ifthe Rubicon re: ceived ore balf the demage stated in the letter to the Under writers in this eity, pd we bave pozesson io doubt it, the R aust be still at Havana.) Svir Oxrnax—Capt Kempton, of the ehin Orphan, henee at NOnleans, reyerts. When obout 75 miles southeast o f Tortugas ke experierced.n severe hurricene rom KNEW 88 Tho Orphen suttered cor siJexably in sails ned rigging, LW finally shifted cargo which gave the ship a list Snrr SepasicooR, Chase, from Newenstle, E, for New York, before reported pri into Nartarket Roads with damage epars had a violent by holt. lat 42, lon 57. py double vee fea vking the ship down, and r cuilog away spare, the ship rigited Winein iepsais. and feretopms fu foretoweail yard, all her ‘one mallant jib boos When the oe rate = ny the eebir and Sin the forecastie, but irs succeeded in pt Taylor, of bark Hanah Thorn- » New York reports having ex. emendous hurri- spars, and shifted down. Beer. on the ne. in whieh the cargo. On the ith ine vah Thor d pothing bat out the name; judged si Capt Tavior could not make was an English hermaphrodite brig, rem the about. On the 5th inst, in lat 27 N, lon W, she p ~“ofler portion of © large ship, painted Dock, with a whe quorier rail. Capt'Taylor could hot make crt her hame Rank #r Lawnescr—Cn before repor a ° ‘he New Orleans of bark St Lawrenee, by Se. makes the following report ed from New York on ya rrels of lime and as- of August she ex ‘On the sh Ie Int 23 50 N, rm heart of the South’ envelopee, in Loate, and were three dave tn them inst about 170 miles soutl east of The Southwest Pasa, lhey were a, and bronght to picked up by Capi Cetin of the sbip Indi > at Was saved ex ww Orleans, pee hives were lost: but noth! er nud one barrel of bread. Cay tperk interme of waren gratiinda to © ‘ap! ship Tndieua. for his very kind attentions to thet. Bure Mansruiois—The report of the burning of the brig elots ix coufumned by Cant Kempton, of ie ‘Orphan, at w Crlenne Who rer the 26 i 4.35 W, be fell In with "he brig from Korkland, Me. for ® * disrrasted and on fire, and tcok from her the csptain, mate and live seamen. Senn Everex, Hier, from St John, NB, for oy the Lith inet having” put in in distress, but of what \uature not stated—probably having aprung a leak, as she had discharged her deek oad of inmber. tain May, of php Susquehanna, at_NOr! paved. on the 5 with Prd Capt Sontgeche on 8b faciverl, apparently ssed a small boal a short p was nothing in her. £ Bucksport, which was fallen in wit jgorperl erate iene suns, bY wealing ether newtown. was sold at auction Joh inst, by et rill, in Jat shal to JH Ricord & Ce, for $956). She wi" rom Newport, rommanied by Capt Hing. tormer'y cf scl Harriet hewia, of Newport. Lavxenrp~ A line bark about 450 tona burthen, ealled the wrs Huikley & Sons. of New’ York, was the yard of Mr Philip Ube, in ". She is intended fu ed ‘twee the’ present seagon on cn Island wear the eastern or Bagemoggin Reach ‘The ‘ower wil be of brick, pelos, whiter aud will be at: tached to ibe becver's house w ed brown ich wil! be of wood and paint ‘The lantern will be painted black. inating apy arates Will be a Sih order Fresnel lena, hove the level of the ible in good weather ordinary vessel about seven aautical mila ight will_be Nebted for the Gret time on the night of Reto uaty 2. 190 und will be eps burning during every night thereafter. By order of the Lighthouse Hoard cee OTE WC PHANKLLN, Lighthouse tosy Ist Dist, Portaxn, Sept 12, 186, A 20 clase Naw Lucy has been placnd on the bell rock. near the ertrerce to port and harbor It is painted with black and red horizontal stripes, ght of the centre of the Nebt fen will be 25 fvet, and the fight will frem ihe deck uf eG hs, 4 nOrNT RONTTA, NORTH HEAD, say FRANCTBCO, CAL. Rotice is hereby given i been paced on the Dluft at Pont Renita, Tbe be ‘iver ot th n trent of the Lig) with the marhiner; ground, ard will be thick weather alt blows, at interyale of 44 seconds, The The tiring of the Fog ti) further notice. o Roand ACHE, Maj Topor Eng isa Districh, bul ding, cpen infront on a level with the stroek Corte rtopey ap b fe howed bya p the Be Ma) ‘Sim Franciseo, California, Ang 6.2 Apalachicn’a Con mercial Advertiser of the 6th inst We hove bere furnisded with the following items vy A eden Rey Pitot: The flowing Is a report of buoys and sinkes at afte Went Pras Bar ond Chane: way up to Apalnehiools Fast bar buoy hnoy one. West bar hocy gone Rast benk buoy dei olan. Ose fal steke gone wane w ertrance A stake gone At the Fa Hed abont ene and a belt wile to rt, Weat bank buoy about the same place. Micdie a tucr torah plaee.. Bund. Island buoy on epi come 7 stake af Ihe Oap gone. LIGHTING OF THE TURKU Coast. Aljetter from Constantinople says—The Ottoman govern sent on the proportion of the directors and inspectors ap- ed io esamit 6 the question, har decided on giving ‘he ‘btlipg of the coast. ‘The live of wetrveied wi) start from © ne Myleene’ tnt of the, fala tne he to Capes caren . pause of the first pani will Wve pinced fhe thr we named polite, We hope to be al nee very ehorily the Nabeing ef the new houege at Cauipell ne. well ne at Cape netiespont wna the ‘Pont Chatean of Ronm Kale, w oly ihe antranee of tne daveless from the Arehipelay following Is the he Tet of the lighthouses end port | ighte eatatriehioe since the Sth my <Potot of Kener Ranchi, ned white light, Hgttbouse of entrance of the Bosphorus, feed white lahts iy house of Avatelis, we the ent { the Bosvhorns, fixed Hebe but with flashes at intere iipolt tem« orary Nght which i (0 be replaced by a new revolving light of the clus; Tele of Serpents. tery Nigh. whch te to be. re ‘d by a revolving light of the second class; Dardanelles, ‘porary light. which will be replaced by fer red lighta piserd pervendiculrly one over he other: Cape Hellespont, St the entrance of the fare‘ flash light every minute, Whatlemen. nelent Lerbor) ard nthe Diack Fen. n a Vath. in, Atlantic Oean, ~ a May Fh anion om mai ~Py ard. Sent home fas on fretgh ht § bolas ofl from the Chil, Clark ne whic! se epoke Cl at do 16th, barks i ys Paoifie Ovean; Mar- colle. Wert flisetie: f Ara of an tnenet, new, 366 ior, BAT, Soci tous barat Won Gan ‘Bloc, for Pacttie Orenn. n 18th, Fohr Admiral Rinke, Riankenship, date’ bebler oth $9 bia ep and 86 do bikfish a Cop! Carleton of bole at San Las 4 from aes) Apri) 28 Georm en NB, clean of FH, clean; Chaadier Price, ) reports MW sc “Bia sensom, all in the Hsland! a, John Howland, Ni, 250 bbls oll, 2500 Ibe on ihe Witiers on the Cong of Cores had done oe enon son. The John Howland, NB, the Straits of Corea into’ the Japan on Pee i Catifornia, Fabhus, Gratitude, saga ea ih iydin ad there Sehr at Ban Francisco, 5th ult, bark Neptune, Green. Kodiae "putin to diseliarge e sro pzgeeed to to Tine’ eeyoria Sidfune, fat B8len i apa aon ‘arrol NE 100 bbis, bound to Kamsehatka, eI Crd B an a iat 1, bound had heard trom the Black Eagle, SH. Tamerlane, NB; 2 wh alongside; lieard to Bamscbatka ¥en. Bid frem do Oh ui, schr Henry. Bittle, whaling. Anchored at Payta, Aug 16 ship Garland, Parsons, NB, 700 sp, 00 humpbacked: Hea Queen, Haughton, Westport, 350 sp rd. port, Mereator, Norton, a) Movower. A ‘Ansel Gibbs,’ Stetson, FH, 170 sp this season, bound off sh in Santa Helena, Betay Williams, Austin, NB, 260 this sea- ron Ninsleo, Gre Crowell. NB. 15 since na me Heard from Ohio, Baker, XX, 190 sp, 1 hur report; Paulina, Stanton,’ NI 250 sp since Fo; Pigeon, Almy, Dartmouth, 700, all ae. Ay SAO lelphia for Charleston, Sept 15, 1 peenk Brown, hence for Galveston, Sept 7, 4 Tarragona for Nn 20, tat 34 87, om 38 43 ized Sept 12, 2:30 Pi Nor M, 40 miles s frome Gal PX Maia Jewel Goo Cooper, 45% York, and was sale i fuel Aug 20 soustlesy Eee ie Amoriz, July 1—A: reign, Voorh Conge woniz, July 1—Arr bart Jane, Voor! River (and sid bal for Loando). ot ond Sept 5—No Am vessel in port ano, Ceylon, J 0--Ip port bark Vermont, Mars- for London in 6 di iy Am vi eee tod Cronstapt, Ang ¥ oer port ships and Lonisiana, Sullivan, for hiverbeol ies White, for Horton, Sfnot sold: barks Wi White Cloud, Hoy I in aeons glee ezyman; Fides. Cut- wh Powhattan, Sim- fen A'Parsons, Webb, do for Giascow. Aug §o—In port ships Ona pee, Greer, for Boston; Pacilic, Gudd, for NYork; Ses Lion, C . une; bark Alva- pido. Burton, for Boston’ brig -A'B Van Olinda, Soyee, for lade! (mkere Avg 1T—No Am vesgel in port. Wind NW. Hoxe KoxG, July 10—In port ships Monsoon, Willetts from Sydney, NSW. arr June 23. for Whampoa immediately: San- cho Panza, Hildreth, for dodo: Levant, viewtgy et for do do; David Brown, Bradbury. from San Francisco, th; Pham tom, Peterson, from do do; Charmer, Lucas; Fiyawray, Raw- all, and Raceboard. MeDonough, from do, une; Ki Crosby; Samuel, Willetts, Spicer, Brey, wnci barks Sea Nemph, Plumer, and Annie Bucknats beige J ames ‘es Mataball ryer, Ree ae arr June 21; ay RES aH “for Amnoy s0ons Fre: reaper, iby, from Singapore, arr 7 »y soon, Fro- Ila, Hases. from Prata Shoo) arr ib. ;, Ai In port ships ships Oxford. Minot, from Mi ior Bostov; Peters, seeking tr Guehen tneroon, id ship Dublin, ‘Bratt, for Newcastle, B, prev to 23d ip Loxpox, Aug and Crovstadt. Loanpo, June 7—~Arr bark Sea Mew, Babbidge, Salem via Ambriz (and sid 14th for Benguela). i ameeuses, Aug Z—In port bark MW Babbidge, Blate- dell. for Bos MaLaca, Aug’ aI In port barks Mung Greek, Harding, for Boston abt 26th: Patterson, E Penney. Davis oa Rogers, for York; Nereus, Masury, for Boston; Samuel Killam (Br), Le- gs for coi é aera, Robbing, une; sebr Pride of the ea, Burmeister, do. NoutH TesT1608 Ista, Caribbean Sea, Sept3~In port sche Indicator, White 5 "Ro Jaxeiro, July Are barks M Rierschaft (eck Walen ann, NYork: 2th, Hen Ellis, Baltimore. Std 271 bark Embiem, ere Pha sn a ship Devoe bag iar a Ju irr park Caibarine, Phillips, ort bark Nevada, Polleys, for Bosten ie, for do do; Josephine Peadie- hip Kathay Stoddard, fine 9, 8) days; and probably Pitamer and Pargeiin Ne ton. ford ne Sypxey, SSW, June T—In from, New York March 1, wer others, Home Ports. ALBANY, Sept 15—Arr schrs Samuel R Smith, Ja; Ciara A Post, Giron, NYork; Onward, Cole, Hac! ack Soot J Beveridge, Paine, Jersey City, Cid schr Eawia G, farey, Sa BOSTON, Sept 15—Arr steamer Palmetto, Willetts, ed | delphia: bark D J. Chater, dike Aiteari brige Ada, Crockett Darien’ Starlight, Cook, Alexandria via Quarapunes | yin W Holt, Nelson, and ‘Avon Harper, Phila telphia: “Richmond; "Kate Helen, Hill Patiimore; fon: BK burp. Ee rowley: Highiander Fo er 'W C Bliason, Deaknse: ‘Bai tapson;_A Corery, Timothy Phare, Craniuer, pd POorist Tom nets My hee pe ieee. and Montano, i Thlegrs er, Mace, Wm Craw! jary Mankin, weers, x Siennl cr a bark and three brigs. ‘Cid ships Western Buapire, Soule, Liverpool; ‘winged Bearse, San Francisco, Seta chew oFiuls pert itd tons): Mosman. Teleste: tk, Eiot British West fdien, Gen Taylor, Burton, Jus dee For: ns. Halimore;, brige, Hortense, Heasinn, hadbouure uf Orlando, Giitoka es ny sclira Cock,” Wprnick. Va: Eben Merber. Nickersoe, Pliladeiphia: George Hollman, Nickerson, and Telegraph, fekerson, Nyork: Kay State, Bherwoo!, do. The Custom Reuse will be cloged on Wednesday the re inst. atid, wind NW to SW, ship Winged Arrow Sark Kersey; brige MBALTIMGHE cope’ 1aea Ship Tfland (rem), Henckey Peep i i AYE lan rem} New York: trig, Goes cc (Han) Dobrman, Rio de tro: achrs Louisa be put in in distress: Yoush, Hindman, N¥ork; tig, Rogers. Nt Therese. (remy, Haborsi, SYork.” Below: in ight osed the Highland Chief, Philadelphia; Cl bt. Wiite, from La Guayra and celona. Cid ship outh. Berry, Mi illes; barks Linwood, May Price, Barticu; ® W Perr N Sp ly ford, and Caroline, i ‘Aro’ ‘| ark thi © tia; N N freeing her. 2, Boston AL ‘Le ED from Foo Bee sche : nt the 24 Ls Lin iat do. wy. Pierment; 13, = a Providence, a Jeans, a Pxaidrl i Bail here M. LI NY t ot the my w 8; o “ x ia PORT se ' Sarah Aun, Irelands Vietory, Cariotin, new 610 tone’ Martin: Moutevides and Busnes Ayres: brig Lady of the Lake (ir). Newnan, West Indies, Sid barks Fopbia, Jones, Rio de Javetro: John R Rheada, Matthews, Boston; eclr Emily Kerr, Dashiets St Jago SPORM, Sept 1—Sid Francis Newtoa. Bali- HANGOR, Sept I3—CMl schrs JC Homer, Homer, NYorks; a Lg has Ary achr Z Secor, Blaisdell Philadelphia, Arr sebr BRA Wai Sept'¥—Arr schrs Eunice Rose, Albauy; AO Reeves, Philaceiphia. 12h, Grecian, Nok. CHARLESTO! 12—Cld barks Avela, Kendrick, Bos. Gen Warren, Citord Piiliadelphias brig Mary, Gray, © Sid ser Ann & Susan, Myers, NY Een aes Seaeetp Bare, Foster, NYork. Sid brig Mary, Ore ROW TR, t 10—Arr schra Bolirun, Newbury. vn Mth, Charlotte Minerva; sticrup, Eleuthera. TON, 4 10— Arr sebre ss Fen ike wa ovis Philadelphia: Lady Adama, Be ‘York: FnSC0", Balomore (not FART WEYMOU $i, ‘Sept DATE scare Augasta, Troy; wo, Seneca, ‘ tA reported) FALL iV EI, Sept 12—Arr sehrs (eo & Eagar, For Cicero, Doughty, Philade!p me Rit Greene, Hawking, Fort wens i Bprin 1~Arr brig South, NYork: on WTintiye Halls boston, ae 1 15, "AM—Avr bark PC Alexander, Phiiadeiphla; beig Mary Karrow, phia for Moston Wis 10; Fiijadelplie Ni —— bp imam NC senden, Hooper, Bt John, NB, i for Wien Dei Herding, Hoxton for York. wigs by Forrow: echrs Helen Mar, su i, PM—Sid Ball, and Mar: ai 6 PM. wind SW, sehr Niger. NOWILE, fev! iO—Arr sche Kate Stamler. NYork: re sche 1.13 Myers, Philately hia, rr siramahip Diack Thor a aoe yiene a Comb, Meme ‘e Dyer, ver, from Liverpool; Create, brig Adame Ura Henry, from Havana: schre ice Brame hence for Re- ‘ship Mediator, Goda, lant; Pept 4, chops Standish brig Nip P ce, Fhepperd. Wh—Arr steamel ereevernn schre 1B Warson ( masted), Robwson, Philadelphia: Pic gett, henee for Beure Donduras, returned tn distress. Jow'ccabiog up ships Amelia, Iiunker, irom Rio de Janelra, rom New i] Kate Dyer Vouk: brig M Wellington. berks Chas de Janeiro aud a maiket; Liverpool: Creole Pieree, ti Laniaro (Span), M “SORFOLK. Sept 13M bare Mariel, Hill, Rarbadoos, 2 Doogie Ronda, ship North Carotina, Fortec, feom Caglt- ar Lior orders FW HAVEN. Be Alban: rf Ann, 60; Soop Sed Port Riven Michigan Johnson, Aibeny| sey, Fbindel Sid briz Robt are at hen? hilen Perking, Hush. Alba ‘Ammith, ANEW PORT, Sept 15,2 PM—Tn port bark Win Lee, ne Ocean waving Wind; sehr Abraham im, trem Oiopee on RINE RE" ery ey W—Are sche Joho Randolph. Nicker- Ror dont, Mth, sehr Tryail Adame § York. “New RD FORD, Sept }—-Sld sche Cyclone, Onward, Saget (irom Mt Desert having repaired, do; rehrn Linn awards Holemore; — % be opt M—Arr bri Te pertae Hel 139th, vere i ‘Coker, N Delaware eet gare Mary M: rt Ne “TE Anderson" Mi eden ‘Williams, A. DEPONSET, PROVIDENE Joseph H Riel ing. Goutrey. Dia Gubert Greca, Wenger é “s Watson, 1 Dewark Harriet ‘y Packet, (rhe Sinp'e, Corb ‘ul Kerey Heliner, Gandy, Vhinely Ly hs dma hear Potter ayant URG, NY ory. an ec baby Lard my "4, t Fort 4} Cains for Newark if pecs Bak alien. “mur var 1d) ‘Gen Worth, A on Ny 1d Vath sy jtaraig, — Lc Nelson, Pplatel 10th, fre Pipe nba Ani a Hannah. D onias p Fhad w—Ady “hip ent ues Pawo rite, +" for mi aga: Horn ven x or Farr. tor Kong } Jane A Falkonbergy instar: tro Garerea A i year, for sale Re Lp CS pin tain found hen lieu Weer 4 Colorado | schrs TH Alien, and 8 R Whiting, for eat ay Bion 16—Tn ean ipert bark Jenny Ford, Paine, mith iM. Ret ir ecw Far Wheeler, troup Corso bide pe aie ia suns Pi Inde! a fiat . ane, ma Cae, Ver Vera Ma ¥ oie Crockett ‘Jookannete, Olark, Alexandria: Brotiers rowel ‘and Philadeiphin; Martha Marin N’ MERSET Se rt lO—Arr brig Monica ra Bowens, AUNTON. Pie Arr eehr © EYMOUTH 10tb L Grey, do. + ‘Polat ¥ a Ariseon "” #huadel Kept 8—Arr sghrs Alniama, Phllntelpivin;