The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1857, Page 8

6 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMB THE FINANCIAL PRESSURE. ONE OF THE ORDERS FOR THE ARREST OF JOBN THOMPSON VACATED. SUPERIO’ LOLKT— BPACIAL Take. Beore Hop Ju ge 0) er. fgarr 12 —Morse Burtess and Uthers vw John Thompaon The Judge this morning directed that the motion w ve order of arrest be granted. and the tobe — to Platt Adame, tas snsignes aoe The Metropolsuan ‘Bank ve John Thompson —Netther ef the counse] baving appeared in this cave or the last two weeks, the ease is suj posed 10 be setiled, NEW YORK. THE LAND @PRCULATORS at THE WHET. [From the Buffalo advertiser, sept 10) ‘The general * of the Weet-rp newenapers singe the gommencemert of the :rerent monetary pressure, bes rather more expressive of con iienoe in the sound seourity Of that eeotin of (be Cog then the LJ to draw immediately on New York eat, to be sure, places gress reliance om the C-9p8 a year, apd with reason. Prices cannot We High: buttbe quantity 1) #0 abundant, ano hs Bese » he copfompit © 90 imperative. shat immense Amounis of Dreacetaffs must 'e sold ant moves, Evo at ‘moderaie price, large sroounta of money must go in: the Bande of *estern farmers, who wil De tn a oon tition to pay tbeir debts, and ro enable the Weatern m:robamie +> meet their enesgrmen & eae great we urce of diffenity at the West is the amount of money that Des heen inverted in wid nder the ex esieting of B rapid rive te weir value, The raioats ave been pro jected in the new States have excied bigh expectaitons Feaponting the prospective value of tania on thet” pro sve routes. The granu which have noen made by the eral ¢ vermeil roads will tnorige the aapertation ‘bar those ot some time be bail); bat the resent conditiva Of rail<ay affairs hes #0 prosirated confidence in these pater} that eveo sith tie adventage of tne land Frapta the completion of railroais iv the now States wil be tor a long time postponed = The conreqivpoe te toat great love will be emiatied mm ihose who have sippad tno land sprouiaions —detilers. | kewise, wh) dave taken 09 fends & pointeremote from marker eli fea thamael ros ped tp the mids; 0” agrica'taral abuntavce, hy their ins ty te command remunerative yrices for the produc of their farms The Wert, however, #ich ite boundless fertility, oan evar be more then Hmporarily devrested It needs only the indostr. of sohurt ishorors to make {t be ga-tea >t We worle But emigranis wih some meas hae pro dably committed a mie ake In vusbing into Minnes ta, Kanras aod Nebraase, pointe so remo from the great qreip ma ket, while they omsre’ ov neir way abundaoce Of moderate priced lancs lo nearer Western tates, whore & great pert of the valoe of agricultural produow would aot be consumed in conveying thom ‘0 market NEW JERSEY. won The Bu & of New Jersey, at ibe ot twreported t here failed It ae creased by & epee! oharier in 185, baving oreviourly been organ #91 ander We general davking law lu directors are jolutly and severally liable for ihe payment of he bills or uo es aad ater tbe amets of the bank aod directors shal) nave brow exbaurtes, the sookh iders are severally tiwble in aa ae.ooct equal tot © par value of the stock respocively beld by them for be red-m tion of ine remaining uo vad notes Upon the failure of the Dak ty pay ite Dolor, it i deotared by the charter to be insolvent, and Ls for ndden jo transact apy futher bo inrm The q arierly stamens mace up to the Lat of July ine, abews iue [tlowing:— Assets + $530,919 99 13 44 69 62,288 19 13'995 €O 2,502 BL 4,460 00 se eeeeeee 8617,000 78 Due oy otber banks, Beal e tate. $316,249 27 800,000 00 source, came the affairs 0: toe ban very #a@ condi jon; tne € Giroularion has heen redused and the deposits Setvabdle are o etn their ‘dorrs temporarily until they could make sucn er mangements as woo!d enable them to pursue their business awtboot risk of further intorrupt! p, as they hope to do very shortly Bince writing tho above we find the following in the Now Brunswick ews. — ‘We regret to aunonnee that the Back of New Jerdey, jovated io this city, bax been compelied to saspend vay ‘ment It was romored at ap early hour this morn'ng that fuck a result was ipeviiable, 70 p riloa of the id Dot believe the resort Ak 10.0" slook, Dowever, war arceriained that the report wae bus tao true, ul readers are ecquainie! with the indi-ret censes of this wespen:lon—the firancisl em >arracments w ica are now {i directions Of the more direct or imi fatiar are yot ignorant Too mace men wel) ko%«0 In our community jor int grity and aprigh’ness, and ~e fel serured thet the vic may depend op he announcement of the Pr-etdent of a bank, that the bills will uitin-tely be redenmed =We urge every note holder to Keep his notes Pon’t racrifice bem —they will all ve paid do for dotlar Of this we ‘anve no doubt. We refer the reader to the folio ving card — Bark oF nea nid dewry arriving ats pe ‘an¢ cm, morcin| em” arragamer | BSA Ca 'He* A InemOOrA’y HEperel 0 ) atvier be The entire Nett itiy of the back tno! shont twa hundred thon oy thera pat Wi lelapse before we ana!l Resin resume oa: ba ene JOH* VAN DYKE, Presideot ‘Naw Broxswice, Sepiember 10, 1°67 The New Brumswtcker subetenilally confirms the above. PENNSYLVaNIA. TAK MorkY *R/U6LE8. [From the Biacripaim Baletin, Sept. 10.) Ti te needless to Giapute the faai oF 0 speculate von Ite gaases: bot the fict do ex st of an almort cnprecedented @ringency tn (be money mark -t—an apparently totel want Of ounfivence iB eveything and everybody in the doan mai ctroler of ibis and omer cities i { i gs st the couse, of the psic. a sounc philosoobical reasua fo: cCanno: find the case of \t, is fooling ite effeste Some and mercantile houses in the credit have never been qnestionsd, far above inoir liad! 'itier, have Deca gz < +H : ji! 588s is reget peneral rea yeoter of persons, ‘end poor, bopest ard dishonert, the trustwor.ny apd @e untrustworthy, stand on the same platiorm. The tbe of Dosinee depends, seems \ de. for the time, completely overthro +n. White todivtouats have ruffered acd 10 tinue to suffer in this wry, ‘he DaDks adopt the mort stringent measures to guemmin 200 lortify themselves, and # city, at leart, danger 3 ¢ been n> heavy drafts Bt whie thes lact.biy Ir own orstection, the hauls have bean contrib: gready w the preva ling em>ar femaments 0’ the pablic in New Tore, within twelve days ending on Saturday, the redaodon of loans by tae banks amounted to no lew than eek: millions of dollars and by thie time ie ati’! greater. In Pr iladelpbie tne re deetton A oven In pursing | bred their gold, me Mt, and ible tm» Operation. lan, tly the rutorere. beg? © manifos: om Aber mae rao Boore, ‘not a dollar went to the Broksre’ Goar Senin. Bostners, though still crampee for money, le gain me rapidly op on Nation ye feverial towns of slorke do not even indicate the releti of the money marvel fro s day to day, mucd lane tbe ree Wate of the boviness of ibe onuntry |The stock gamblers have bern able to effect a great coal of tomp»rary barm el we consolation w Enow Wal many of thew bave oar teugts a amoiary lenson for Une fature TRB PANIC OVEX— Bk\GHTSE TIMES ABBAD. ‘The money panic is over, ip New York The of the guif cf Awauclal embarrassment has been reached ‘and ‘ound deep botiom afer all. ‘be trouble disaster, so much atked are ditcovered to extas respondent croakers bap 1 juree, it is troe, but tey 7th whom more failures would here and gambles— whose di the base of New York 34, speek in the most i purer b; cadone tt prdoced No pooner bad men begun to )»0k the apparent difficulties and resoiutely In be face, iban they ps pe \pioret oe of began to deep Da epioradle stale of devresion, began to go up On Weoneeday, Mipsis Central Railroad bonds advanced 7 per ont, en bon ie rose 7 per cent; Virginia, 1%, and all oiner stocks, par Uelcating in the fiuiie of the returning confidence, ad vanced » milariy Let the people of we West. then, dismiss their alarm ‘They, wgetber ith their teeming farms, their grvaning fields, their barna and ¢ranaries Giled with grain, for @bict the ‘® yet wo be paid, are able to stay the country from calamity tp spite of all the fatluree and bank- rup cles of fancy Wi meitber hard -apit 7 erty, and whose hands are vpxoiled wih the dust of t iabor. The letter may derapgo the finances of the oountry, but they cannot damege Ite solid intere: w, We hope, the», to see fresn confidence take sod ag od the late distrust tn St, Louis, and to vee everybody hep every body elre in the transection of the prodigious buel peas, which is to be done on our levee, in our countiug houses, on our strects and tp our workabops this fall, MINNESOTA THB ranic. [From the St Psul Times, Sapt. 5] + AB Becjourner of several woeka at the East, we have bad smpie opportunities to note the efforts of Eastera mer- chante, barkers and “ mal: speculate’ to create @ panic at toe Weet; apd while in ihe very act of digging « hole to which to burs the defanci carcasses: f Western men, they, poor fellows, have fallen {sto it themacives Tnat there bes beep, ape 1) pow, s systematic effort on the part +f certain perrone Rast to injure the ore: tt of the West, is vel evident to the most ecperfcial opxerver Bat, nnleve the resources of our Western coatry anit the le spirit of our pioneers, gach an effort will re: eriloply on the heade +f the aggressors, Money at the Fart is rearce; banks are up; railroad atoak ic down exist in the seaboard 3 ey, the flelds of onr Western val leye and plains ave groan ug qth Inxariatoroos, Just a+ OUD as tbere crovs are gathered @ reaction most take place tu favor of the West and to the no smal! mortification o thore who bave sought to injure her While however, we write thus. we cannot help but ex press the fear of “bard times’? with ‘hose who are non prodccere, of #bich « laree ember tnfes tois region As this class of men ive merely by speculating It !« quite reasonable to suppose that they will eee ‘stare’ If they do por feet hem before the opening of spring That they may diaw cown with them int) the whirlpcot of ratp us ecting vielims, quie pornible; out if oor thinking snd fer seeing men ili but Coniract’ their expenses, so Bere «Lowe of winter, live conom! ‘sno todulge lees to the luxuries of life, they will us for our advice to move cautiously wben tre rm is over Bot notwituetanding the “high pressure” # bine reome to prevail in the community, ¢ now, apd wed) ro with ereat pratifioation mauy permanent im provements in our city during the past three m nits. No where in oor travels bave we se@a Wore swiking evi. denoes of thrifi and eolitity than here tn yale atiil progres- sive growirg city of St Paul Our only prayer ts ta: this sta © of affairs may Continue, and ju ging f om oar know lec ge of the mast, witb adue degree of caution, we bavo fai) faith in our fusure. Our New Jersey Correspondence. New Bavxswick, Sept. 1, 1887. The Approaching State Fasr— Preparations for the Event — An Invvietion to New York—G@rand tace Course - How to Run to the Spot~ Rural Scenery by the Way~Salubrity of the City Its Progress, Population and Onurches—Ger- man and Irtsh Settlers— Markets, dc. The work of preparation ts progressing with mort woncerful speed for the State Fair, which is to endure for four days, comaescing op the 29th day of this monib, when we anticipate t© make @ grand cemoastration ip everything agricultural and indcatrial, with a show of fine catile such as never has been exceeded in this section of ‘the country. The exhibition will be atwended by the Go- vervor and every other official diguitary of the State, and we do pot doubt we sha bave an abundant sprinkling of the magnates from ai! quarters, and that those of New York will pot prove ap exception. We 0” course anticipate io have in our midst a proper representation of that very iwteresting species of belags who are well known as the chevalicrs d'indumric, bat fr whore reception we are in expectation of a counter quanilty of able spotiers, experts in the profession of thief catching. Thus, you will perceive, we are in the anticips- Bon of having the best and worst spect mens of our social commun! ), sod that Jersey, the principal baveteld of wo olutioa, Will Bot prove upworthy Of the cocas.on, ube: A Ge race course bas been nearly enclosed, and is so fer in reedinoss that traioings are going on every alier. Boop, #bich will 9 couunued Ww the sdvea of ihe pro spective trial of speed, w ben American bivode will prove Whe mic) vee worihy of thelr mative soil, free from the pectad preforences hown ruyalsteeae. As ibis is te firet display of Dubiic racing tn New Bruaswick, we, of course, luk for mccb er joy ment from the novelty, aud if s.ccessfu: in tae exhib: cou, our vicinege may r become the re nowLed of the sporeng ~orlé She compeiiuon ior the Jub to crease the requ @ socom modacdions #as of so suar ‘B character tbat ibe successful Yewark man bad w oi: do ~u from ten to three thousand doliars, #ith the reserves right of wekirg off his woodwork, whish is #0 pot wpecher through some Ingenious pateut proces, *bereb sustain po very material io) sry from oa aide press: In the factiive: afferdes to reach this piace of beslih and rural ceauty, evers opportunity will De found for the wary coliee tou of Ube lergert abd most ratuable articles of mand- factory, a Well &# & Copvenieat and quick (raasportation for the richest tyou Ornaments, from she moet recherché mayezives cf fascinn. Toere ie bo putnt of the confeders. tien ClxQorpected # tub Ubie place, by railroad, cauai or Laiural #B.cr commNuica’.on, And when cayitalisis aud mea of (iene shall become bower sequal ted with the rape Hor advantages of une locality, expecially *hen sonvem plates ig Conacction wb he rich and epiendid rarel dis (rick * Lich eurrounde It ln every direction, snore ie every Tease (0 \ovk fur to important abd eiegast Iinoru) menk The #hole lino of the bemutlful #aludrious Karitan +i) then beonme Aeoorsied with noble villas, sea Coust'y genilemec's ‘rms, which now, from shevr indo lenor, Go livie more khee Support their Owners, m«J, ua Ger & velier Culure, oe made Ww yleid in sbandauce every apeciet of agriculiural loxury When we were Srittah colonies @ comm'ssion was ap po'nied by the home guverument 0 select, for public pur pores, three of ube mort healthy looalitioe, who, ator « farefu! exermivation, ot wort fo" the East, Brrcewick for tho middie, and & Avgustine jor we Southern district. That the commiasion did tus duty wiih ied m Were i+ DO Gaunt: eveh apd all the »lases repuried © to this day prominent ae places of revors coectally Nerpor and St Augustine, walle | mai Meping ise Character fur healvainoss, © bec me dittloguisrec, as a veccetary ap ange wo ber more opulent neighbors, New foik and Philade pb a. There ave rich and beavtifal farms, @ for the highest tate of Culiivaion, ready to fall into the bands of ost of wh se eDierprising owners, through ‘of arge fomily de endae aod somewber bad manage ment, are anzious Wo rel, In the ap ictpation that they may soup beoome more somo: table aud Uariving on the prairie lance of We ‘ar Font The access io New Bronawick is (llimitable; still the accommocations might be, and would uch im proved, should & more pilrriog commercial Doriooss population require & chasge; but, sach as it fs, the rai: Toad cepot bridge ts reached in aboa' midawe, and genuien then leaving tbe cy of Wail street migns to Grupa with more ce winty and wih lose danger iba» they pow pet to thelr homes tn Weatononter or op Saten Iriand, shile they wculd pass, for che most pan, through flouriebing villages and s plotureequs, loxurinas count’ ‘The population of this cliy is decidedly reapectania, and with few excepuions, @ modes, sober oherah going poopie while rach prefers the pre'erenoe of early wacbings, there te no disposition @ tnond of an exclusive or intolerant tem per We have as lempicr of worshipa reswotly renovated and ¢larged Epleorpal chareh, several [atom Reformed ano Presbyterian meeting hovres, and in rapid progress of oonstruction » Rowan Catholic cathedral and a large tor man Protestant edifice, all eorshy of thetr spirited evange ical founcert ‘The Germans, who bave rrcentiy seuied here, form « mort valvavie commenity, and, for tbe moat part, exch fa i'y bas ite lodepencert bome—a comfortable, well painted house, in the midst of frm six Wo & conen city lote—th lay Ing tho foundatinn, in the course of she general improve. meots, «{ comparmive case and aillor oe a. mort ery (nstance \t \# to be remarked that ihe Germsns have Drongbt wish ihem their sational taste f\r the caltivaumn Of Howore, fruis and vegetables, and, af cons queatial to 8 good oxample, tbe rons of Erin are auempiing, #\0a re- epectabie success, ks emuia.e the sooial enterprise of their peighbors—ocreative 6! & fooling of harmony betwen ihe reore ly Commeandedia Wiib goon and well supplied market, we have rena low A very fortabie house can be rented from to ), and well lnproved farms are for sae at from $60 10 $100 the sore interest) Miaceltaneo Pavwant of THe MARyLaNp CLAIM clatm of this State for in erest upon ryimod to the gemeral govermment during the war of 1812 Was op (he 2d inet, acjoted at Washington, and the sum © $276 770 45 is ip ibe treaaury Of the Uni ed States enh Jeet to the * arrant of the Oomptrolier of Maryiand. This um fill, of course, be paid in gold. Romoran fior—The Postmouth, Va., Transcript mon. Bont & romor tha: & serious affray coourred at Did Pot! the Sim ult. between two parties of exour: janis, in whion several persons were aore or less injured, aad One of the EORTC At tbat place was pilled. Troors Moving —Two detechmenta of Uned “tater 000 Arong, saye the Ciscinnat! Commercial of the 20th it, passed through the ety iat igh, om route for Utah They were under command of Major Oarle. ton, of the “eonn4 lracoore tw) hundred and seven of the toon arrived via the Mevbonville and Little Miami roil* aye Inet evening, ard left on the Onto and Miseieeinp! nin for 8. Lovie” the xher detachment came vin W'becling, ob the Central Calo aed Little Miam! raiirosd, oo the lete trein ~ Lent Sunday Mrs. Dentcher, aged 60 yours, of fo, 2, Conn, committed ® ieide by jamping | ae Wee Fopposed bo be insane, si a The Harbor Defences. EXCURSION OF THE BNGINEEE CORPS, FIPTH BEGI- MUNT—TEHB PRESENT COND: TION OF OUB FORTS. On Thareday morning the engineer corps of the Fifth Re- gimest, and a few invited guests from the Third, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Regiments, assembled at Pythagoras Hail, in New Canal street, for the purpose of proceeding o@ an excursion around the barbor of New York, and visiting the various fortifications that eve been erected. This corps numbers some forty men, mostly Germans, nearly all of whom were present, Their officers are Captain L. Burger, First Lieut. Adam Wever ‘and Second Lieut, Frederick Kratines. Major Semler and Colonel Schwarzwealder, offlcers of the regiment, also ‘sccompanied the corps. They rtarted about nine o’clock from the foot of Peck slip, and crossed in the steamboat Putnam to Gorernor’s Island, as the first point of examination. They were po- litely received by Mejor Cady and weloomed to the island. We might bere remark that the most perfect good feeling was exhibited between the army and the militia officers, each vielng with the other in acts of hospitality. The South Battery first sttraoted the attention of the rititers. This is the spot where are educated the drummer bors of the entire service, as well as the fifers apd bugiers. There are now some sixty drammers and fifers and twenty five buglers, The boys are mostly half- orpbaps, end are taken here for ten days on trial—none, lees than 14 years < If they suit, they ben dra the regular pay of the soldier, besi rations ‘and cl thing; ano on pay dey a large number of destitnte widows come to the island for the money, waich many of these boys give to their poor parents. These boys aro brought mostly from New York. They wore mustered at the nieh of the visitarts, and presented an in elligeptand pessipg appearance. The South Battery is a work mount- jpg ‘biter guns, although there are now only eleven, 12 five 92 pounders for the barbette, four 6 pounders anc two 1% pounder howt'zers, The barracks within the en Jovure are used only by the music boys above men- Mcred and four sergeants who drill them ip the proper performance (f the signals, &o, One of these is the schoolmaster, the boys being taught while bere the ort nary Engiwh branche They bave a library of nearly tx bunored volumes, and spend much time in alscella- ceous reading, besides the three hours’ {netruotion in rchocl. “be mrss hail, kitchen, storeroom and sleopiag quarters were sil duly |, each cne’s kit being fovnd in perfect order. They aro here from six montis 1 Ay¢ ar, and thore on'y are drafted for the various companies who have heoome proficient. It is seliom, were informed, tbat @ music boy deserts, in fact, there are very few Gesertera from the island. The & of the regu Jar roltier® paving larely been raised by gress it has proved @ greater inducement for ment» enlist—it is now eleven doviars per moi th, and as the soldier is at n0 neces sary expense, ever. (hing being furnished hiv, ail thir can de saved, and at the end of bis five years of servics he bas soffictent, if it has been saved, to purchase a smal! farm—be 78 tansp ried at the expense of the g -verament kK piace of bis evlistment. The army oonsiets of 1) three-fourthe forelgners, the proportion of Germans be: 1g very greal—probably one third There have decn ately evlisted @ gocd many men who have served in tae Ormenn war Governor's Island is the headquarters of the recruitirg service Gen Herney was suppled with most of bis men from this slasion. Every two or three weeks iro bundred or wWereaboutsare sent of West. Tee average accessior of recruits present are about ten a day. ibcy are diilied bere but a sdort time, principally im the squad drill and murkct, apd they do not begin to look much Nike soloters until afer jotn'ng thelr regimense The posi- #ib Years in her eyes for the discharge of ber bus- band. Buthe has no power in the matier, An oillcer re je? tbat wey did no wan\ aay man who would aoan- ¢ipg upon bim be would be very ept to desert his fing cen much cf the recruiting service, ant he never knew of « commissioned officer eulistiog @ man while De wae drunk Avter leaving the S>uth Battery a visit was palt toCertle Wilitare, wbicn te capable of mountlig one hundred and twerty gens. The actu mber at prosent are twenty- tix 42 vounde’s in the lower tier casement, the ssmenun- ber in the midcle jer of 52 pounders, and eighteen 24 pounders op the bardetie The tricknoss of the wail te bine 4 is bulls of atone, but {\ appears io be of ra:uar an inte: quailty. Doubte were expressed as to shetaer thi» fort haa roficient strength to withstand (he sho rk of « Simuitancage Oring of jteo-n guns. It was stated unai an experiment of this kind was tried some years since, and the work was found equa! to the combiner suook of the expicsion. Fort Columbus, an inser and more elevated work, was then examined There are bere monpted five 34 pounders, aad twenty six 24 pounders on the bene, besides five 8 {nob howitzers, sus giving as the tote! pomver of gues now Ow the isiand, one berorea and biriy-eoven. The fortissurrounded by a wide diteb and is epiered by passing over the draw bridge. There i# an underground parsage from tho castle to thts fort, provided for the retreat of the troops in caso tho former shoold be taken. The visiting officers were most besriiaply reeeived by the staiiopea officers of the fort, and se: eral toasts were drank The fra, ‘The army of tbe Un ted Sta ee and ite Officers,” was respondey to by Lieut Cam, «hor turned the comoliment with ‘The Mi lija of the State of New York aud tocir motto, ‘Hacel tior’”? The quarters of the primes were then’ visited, and the mas }, where preparations were goiog on for Olpner fhe meat and brea appeared to be of excellent qually. The ldrary of this posi contains over sixteco dred vovumes, to which all op he lsant a Tre tal nomber of tops on the Isiand at exactly two bundred—oue bundred and six of reorviia recent'y enlieted, and tho remainder cn “of panies Anaad V. While ‘img about the defences fo Dodworth's Fir regiment bapt, the cue accompanying the exouraton gave ‘n retara with gromt eceot “ ast Rose of Sum mer.” Revurning to the boat the corps proceeded to Bodloc’s Island apd esxeminod Fort Wood, which is situated west of Governor's Island. This s built tm the star form, tous tiving a cross Gro, and {s only cooupied at present ‘by ao eropance eergeapt and three men. For Bamilion, on Lovg Island, was the vext stopping piece anu m time was passed bere by the corps After being entertained Db” Lieut Turner, cf the Se cone Artiliery, the tour of the fort «as mace’ The wa is three fees thick, while the abotmenta cocurring at additional feat ke er Wer cumsissing of 92-pounders. Those are a'l on thi facirg the water, tbore belongin, ot tpg mounted at » erent 44 pourder siege gun at @ target buoyed in the water about seveon-eighths :f a mile disteut, for the extertainment of the visiters. Tho first bot was excellent, striking ©! bin & very eb ort distance of the target. The seco d was not eo goa, The whird rebounded from the mortar Ove times, as id lwo the fourth, Gia aud eixva, This is called a richo ebet shot, To mao this fort would tate eight or nine hundred man; ite {vil cMleotive force ip about seventy gune Two thouvant mre would be required juvernor's lsiand and balf shat tumber for Bedloe’s (sland. Back of Fort Hemiltea is doubt for tbe purpore of guarding \t from an attack rear. The commander of these works is Captal Allen. Fort La oud, mounts niaety ite, otherwire known as Fors been ocouptet, except by an ordnance is looatod in the 1 re the ns. but haa no oF several yeare. bondred yards from Fort [Hamilton, between | ort Richmond, op Staten Island, which was the bexi work vinited. This te now ip process of construction 86 will prove the main defer ce of the harbor. The work men bave reacbed (he veoond er of casementa Tae plan te ‘hat of tbe moat recent permanent fortiGcations aad {ts | Gre vil bave tremendous effect upon vessels attemoting t> pare. gons, pombering in all ore Dundred and eight The frent face has a direct fire betwern ‘hat point aed Fort Hamilton, thos pl.cing all tc tervening objects fn @ moet Certructive crovs fire The coorb fece 1 ing would take ® fiset in the act of ao) \ f. Rcrces Ube ir bows, and if amy even succeeded in pase. ig he crows Orr, the north side would rate them acrost trertern, On the site of thie fort war formerly erected shail moos battery Upon an eminence the rear ts Fort Tompkins, now entirely ¢ismantiod ing to the Cefects in the eld style of erecting defences of this Character, Is i the intention of government to brid ® fort im ite stead to prevent an eremy from gai boights, os well as also corte act 8 direct attack upon Fort Richmond below. Alorg the tbore ard beyond thie fort are two water bat torier— Hladaon azd Morton —tne lauer lying above Hecrop, towards toe lighthouse. fhe 32 which they have been heretofore provided are about telng replaced wth ten inch guns, Ther will prevents for-e cf a»out forty pune These works, not being finished, are in tho bands of ‘he topographical engineers Ti bas boom Geterminet to erect permanent defences at Sendy Ho k. A commitice has neem appointed to select a tit ; $260 000 were approp-iated for the purpeee by the iset Congress, The coe: of the fortifications at > pont, wu completed, will be a million and a half of a Thove are notruffictent men garrisoned at these military works even vo Rrep the same in proper repair, bat on the frontiers we understand that this evil exists to a much grettor ¢x'ont — Roores of forte are not garrisoned for the ‘of men, wnd they are, therefore, a lows to the govern ment ip the damages they enustain for want of proper attention The herbor defences of our clty, when completed, may he ral? to be almost imprognabie om the water side, and the only plrce where ® successful attack could be made, would bein rear. In their present condition, wis ‘weed neve is apparcnt to any miliary eye, bot in the course > will probably be properly strengthened in boat, express; 5 ie ® leotracted by to Gags bie, and returped to the city with @ moch clearer of ont military defensive strangih than they had at fhe War of the Wiliiamenarg Ferries. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HPRALD. Sept. 11, 1867 ‘The importance of the subject \s the aniy apology | shall Offer for troubling you Thin evening afew minuter before 6 o'clock, I gut on board the ferry boat Niagara to go to Williamsburg. Afr peering James slip the George Washington, belonging to the new ferry company, camo out from her Cock. At the time we wore sianding in to the New Youk shore ax Clore aa Possible, to avoid we cur. rept During #4 least one-third of the trip the pilot of the aa kot within 20 yarda of our sora, and bai’ ® doven, wying to got between us ‘no thos force us into the stream, 0 fvch close proxim: the passengers ren to the other aide of the boat, fear: clinton Failing in hie efforts he ran abreast of am, tide, for at lemat eon near mr diate Ganger, At the time there were over 400 fersone io uns two DORM, every one of whom was cn perilied by the bardihood, the madness of thia pilot. The fame clroumrtance ook piace Inst danbach evening, wben the George Wast logon succeeded in making the Nev-aaka reverse he: engines BTOId A Oollialoa, Can aothivng be dome W Proyent Uae? PRUDENCE von of commendact of tho isiand is very sunoyiag, os | hardly a day pastes but some femaie appeals wo bim } ER 13, 1857. Sunday Liquor Sellers. MOTION TO QUASH THB INDICTMENTS —4BGUMENTI OF COUNGRL—THBIB POINTS OF LAW, BTO. (OOURT OF GENERAL SmHIONS, Before Judge Russell. Sarr. 12.—This morning, according to previous arringo ‘ment, a motion was made to quash several indictments pow ponding against parties for au alleged violation of ‘he now excise law, in selling liquor on the Sabbath, D. B Taylor, Eaq., counsel for the Liquor Dealers’ Association, appeare, im connection with Messrs. Phillips and Tomltneon, for the defendants, 4. Oskey Hall, Esq , the District Attorney, was pregent to sustain the fadiotments. ‘Mr. Taylor, counsel for the defendants, in an introiuctory speech, sald that he had thoroughiy examined the statuter Dearing upon the subject under discussion, and ho app"e hended tnat they (counsel for the defendants) would br enabled to prevent their views in such « manner, and in 60 brief and convincing 8 mode, that his Honor would soon come to « conclusion to quash these indictments He ap prebended that if an intelligent community had read tho | excise aw and then read the indictment, they would he | Struck with surprise tha’ such @ bill could have been found by any Grand Jory, It was admitted that this indictment ‘Was predicated upon the Zlét section of the excise law, passed at the Inet session of the Legislsture, anc although the learned Distr'ct Attorney wh» framed it possessed very great apd aoknowledged ability io criminal practice, yet it was m matter of wonder that he could have asked for an _ indictinent of the cha- racter now presented to this Oourt. That was tho fire: ‘act tbat had ever been passed in this State making the sale of intoxicating liquors ® misdemeanor. It seemed that the history of legislation upon Wir subjeo; had been of that character that would naturally aroure a close investiges tion Inte any act that might be pasted upon this mibje xt, for it was but two yeary this community was aroused toa point almort unperalicied in the nes) Bhd jurtepra- dence by the ee ‘an act which was declared by ths Court of A! be unoons itiution: Tk was well known that decision met with the approbatjon of ali who were affected by it in this Siate, and with the gencral approval of an intelligent public. Heoceasured the Dist-tet Atiorney ip unmeasured terms for his aciion in this inatter. He {be ‘District Attorney) wounded the sensitive footing of 10,000 reputable citizens who were eng:ged in ti P that old feudal and decrepid body, the G-and Inquest. The Recorder’s views on the aubject urder discussion had ue consciously taken the form of a decision in public mind. The speaker wondered what reagon the District Attorney would offer for brir cing the certiorari before the “vpreme Court next week, concluded by afirmirg es tee indictments were worthless, and shoald be dis Mr. Phillirs followed, rewarkiag that he would confine himself excinctvely to the law of the care Ho presen et the following rolnte in favor of quashing tho indiot.te I, The ‘ndic:ment is framed uncer the 21:t secti f the act to rupprers intemperance and to regulate the sale of intoxicating Nquors (A) The itth section prescribes and directs the mode of procedure for any violation of he provisions 0” the aot, and abrogates, #0 far as these proceetings ars covcerned, the rigbt of the Grand Jary ex mero moter Wo originate ap {m iciment. (B) The sellirg of liquor on Sunday, or on any other day, with or without licenee, was rot an offeace of common law. The siatute ts penal and in derogation of the com mon Jaw, and mvat be construed strictly. (©) If an offense not indictabie at common lew is pro. bibited by stature, anda particular method of proceeding fg given by the statula, that method must be pnrsued, acd it cannot be proresded against by Indictment ua 6 manner prescribed. (Wharton's Am Cr. L, p 92 Journey va. State, 1 Missoort R. 304. Oom vs. Howes, 15 Picken R 231) TI The act of 1855 gives to the Court ef Special Sessions of Wis city, exclusive jurisdiction jo all cases of misde meanor. Inthe carer now under coneideration it is con | ceded that there bave been no arres jous to indict ment, and consequently no preliminary examinations—toe de’endsnts bave not elected to bo wied in the General See- sions, anc this Court having oo jurisdiction, the indicimenus for tbis reason should de quasticd. TIL. The indic:ment is void and deteotive on its face, for the following reasons:— A.) It ts not an indictable offence under the excire law of }£57, for any person not licensed to reil liquor op any day of the week, The 1th section of the act prescribes a penalty of $50 for such offence, to recover which an action must be brought by the Commissioners of Excise (3) The 2ist section under which these indict ments are framed, provides that ‘‘no inn, tavern, or hotel keeper, or perron’ icensed to sei! {liquors, shall away any intoxicating wines or liqaors on Sunday,” & ‘The Indictment is fatally defective. It contains no aver- ‘ment that ihe defeacant is etther an inn. tavern or bowl = Or @ person licensed to sell intoxicating wines and \quore. (C.) Where an offence ie created by statute the indict- ‘ment must be drawn in reference to such staiute; aad where ihe words of the statcte, as in this | wtance, are do- sorigtive of the offence, the \ndiotment, stead wliew te Jap) of the statute, and expressly served offence on the defendant, or it will be defective. It is necesrary that be defendant should be brought within all the material words of the statute; oan be taken by infererce. (Wheaton’s Ai 7 |, 78, 91, 93; Sate vs. Stanton, ; Respublion ve Trier, 4 Yeates, 461; U8 der, 2 Gall. 437; Sate ve. Hickwan, 3 Halstead, 90; Rogglee Shaw vs. Tobias, 3 Oom mock 10k; Bate» =, Piunkets, 2 Stewart, 5 , 101. and sathority, the oo ity, For tbe above reavons on motion 10 quash should be The District Attorney re} speech, He commences self to notice the personal allusioas which Mr. Taylor had macetobim. Mr. Gall affirmed m intemperance as well as of te By adrogatiog thie law of crime sod degradation would be ‘nar gurated. Mr. Hall repeiled the cbarge of Taylor, , that he was exceecivgly luderirivas in discharging bi | @uty at the iermipation of his ofliciai term, by statiog tus | €ver, uatioval, federal or State. He | with’ gratitude to the me when a6 could go back to the | wake of bia profersion, to the bosom of his family, and 'o private life. There was no office which could be ‘named that m'ght be proffered to bim, but would be immediately declined by him, District Atiorney’s argiment was an extension of the following pola :— Thie motion to quash certa'n indictments charging the m sdeme wor of selling liquor om Sanday. The motion Proceeds won two group Firti—the indictment is found by the Graod Jory | mare met, without # proiiminary arrest and boldiog e070 0d—The indictment is defectivs, because tt ocbarges prio i cae da a en him © be ao lapkee The 4 ai chjrotion assalla the right of tke Grand Jury to origipate an iudiovment Of thix charactor, and the seoond objection incul alee We idea tat only persons licensed can Cilend, whilst those cplicense! capeo, offen Odjections 0 audacious (even to tais New York oy) aad so ext Tirstly—Ali motions to quath are addressed to the dis- end japguage jo tbe of Whartio’s am. Or. Law 184:—" The Goart sill not, boweve, case"? All authori must be vory clear cerning the want of ball be the duty of Hale. 3 g A hionable moh ‘Se Grand Jury, aad #0 give to liquor desiors and drinkers a satar- } and she bail which @ conception and sel! has alread) pf Lf jiing) is made the party ap offenoe in writ [and must have the opportunity afordes hin fo $0.60) Lave an obo. on of trial at L I Sessions Bat the Grand Jury Ww originaie (not complaints but) mil) remaine onder Revised Siaiates quoted. Sixthly—The dist seo.lom forbids certain expressly anu- merated persons from selling liyaoron Sundar, As to them the mere prebibition, @ connection with the general cinuse of he Revised Statates, makes the misdemsanor. Then, a if t0 obviate any such petty qaidbic as is now set op, it proceeds swoeptugly, vis olfeod against the —Whoever shail (hia section shail be of © misdemeanor, &o. Page Webster, detining ‘ Whoover—Any parson witbout excep ton, any person whatever.’ ae Fe ment ti pieadiog. (W part ©, 1 i } "Ime ar ek (bie Court (0 aot promptly im Febuking attempts be Ppeoioes And ct devant uites to override plain en. sotmrents of law. While it Is true tbat penal salutes are vo be Oonstrued strictly {t # none (he kes trac that thie oon struotion mnst be sensible, and according to the ordinary rules of et) mology. The Jodge no more than the jarv should indulge ib speculations, Lawe aro Wo be sustained Lf possibie, favorad lewe for ibe pro rebue Dy St Kiward Uoke it ts the fanbion to dear» , by his vir ove Jnoge to dwell npow his facie as ® prosecu.or,) to the whe made op wrcvovens nee aes }s t Keanteg of the Sandath, (+ Oamobaui's, 809,) © an bistorio gem. The earliest statiter stringent Sunday laws, and so do the now in foros —lawe which, equal Iu seve of prohibition. if pot of remedy an¢ puntsnment, those of the Blve law’. Of the severity we sey uothing. et But of this pohav, we remark, ‘aro etb! id economleal. They 0;~ rate io proved! the 0+ retien observer from the disturhances of tie yrofane and vicious, and to provine for even bakeepss one das cof rest in seven. (Ree } Revisec Statuter, 676) fois oni ferm polos of the law *iotated the present >taiute, unde: ‘Dich his pronesding is instituted, sad the staccte an svrere this policy, and is constitudonal and clear in suast- ment Mr. Taylor, at the conclusion of the District Attorney's argument, correcied a piatement «hich n+ had ayate that members of the Liquor Dealers’ A:rocta.ion wantonly rio A sufficient refutation of that allegation @ very nighi those to diotmenta were framed, asec ation, uncon- ectous of the action of the Grand Jury, had enced a series recommending tne liqvor sellers to close their places on the Sabbath. Mr = Tomlinson addressed tbe Court at oonstderani: length, erguing that the lace Excise law wee oppoer to the principles ¢f our inetitutions, and repugnant ‘o the spirit of the corstitotion In reply tos s'atement made by the Dis trict attorney, that in the Legislature the city of New York was a nonentity, be said that without |} ‘he Saw woold be & ponentity. ‘The Jac go took all the papers in the case, and will un doubtedly render bis decision ut an early day Hon. Dante, 8 Dickinson Gertixe Mone tHan HE ASKED For,—(ne of the «)tnessee 1 a cane at Cor tag’, last week, in which ex senator Uiokineoo was counrel, made the trial and the bebavior of the counsel the au joot of some Conver:allon outside che cours noure “be next day be was put upoa the etand aud quertione! ag to the purport of bin conversation. He t id vriefly what he had “ wbout the case, The ox enstor asked what else ne C Wrtwes— No bing else of any oonrequence DIcKinson—But what did you say? Let others ja: ge whether it ts of consequence. ‘Wrraes—I said nothing that bes any nearing in tor caso. Dicy soN—The Coort, sir, will be able to jugs wherber your testimony has anv bearing upoo the caw Twinn Jon to give me the reat of sony oonversation Wrives—Why, sir, really I wonla rather cot; it hed a» bearing upon this case, ( wesure you, a: 4— Dickmnson— (Rieing)—1 bepe the Court will uot peraii tteelf 10 be trifkd with ap. 18 me wasie) by thase mani festevasions. The witners bas given @ part of thin cov yorraijon, and rofires to give the remainde> I oall apon the Court to compel him to foich tt Tur CovaT—The witness had detter reovat all be fai’ ‘tha: be can remember Wirvees—Weill, if I must, 1 will, though [ do aut ses 0° what ure {t can be to this trial. [ anid, air, (ad tronsing ‘Di: kinzon.) tbat you were one of the moat t!l-na ured aoc overbearing Inwyors, it exeminio; itnves, that Lever put my eyee on, and { aid furch At you were a mit erable old fogy, and would never be President of tho Un ted Stairs. Dickrsson—(trembling all over with indigaation ant gesticulating violently)—I apoval the Court for p-oveo i ve nut chin man here to inaclt me! iS MABITIMK INTHLLIGUNCE Movements of Ocean Steamers . FROM EUROPE Laverpe) Liverpooi ‘Sou hampt City of Warhingicn. Laverpool......Sept 38. New York y Liver pool Moston, {Liverpool ew York Liverpo l ‘Bremen ‘Liverpool Arago. Havre Eurep: ‘Liverpoo ‘Aawarpoo! Pp N ork. . Liver poo! New York. * Liverpool 17.. Havana & SOr'. a -Aspiowall STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA. Prmapeurnta—From New York 24, arriving at Havana stb and New Orleans 11th. From New Orleans 2th, Havana 24 arriving at New York 28h JUakER Crry—From New York 7th of each month, arriving javana 12th, and Mobile l4th, From Mobile 2, Havana ‘Mth, arriving at New ork 2th. Canawna—From New York 12h, arriving at Havana 17th, gad New Orleang 1ih, | From New Orleans 21th, Havane th: arriving at New York § Pike City—From New York 17th, arriving at Havana 234, and New Orleans 26th. From New Orleans db, Havana tb, arriving at New Sork 13th. Biack Waraton—Yrom New York 2th, arrives at Havans Int and New Orleans %d. From New Orleans (zh, Havana rriving at New Sork Usth. ei—From Charleston 4th and 12th, due at Havana 7th eng aid. From Havens Unb and Sih, de at Hew York 16d 5 at. ‘When the above dates fall on Sunday, the steamers will gai! on Monday, except from New \ rleans. THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHIWA. ‘The following may be of value to those having ence in the Bast:— ‘The mail leaves Southampton on the 4th and 2) hb of each month, and Arrives at Gibraltar about the 9th and 2h of same month. Arrives &' Malta about -be 14th and Sth of same mon b. ‘about the 18. of sa.ae and 41a of fol- out the 20th or Zet of mame and 6th ar 6th of fellow ing mon! rrives at Aden abou’ the 2th or 26th of mame and 1th or 12th of feiowing month. 7th of same and day of ar Leaves Aden about the 28th or rival for Bombay and 1th to 30th for China, &o Indian Navy stenwer arrives at Bombay abvat the $d to Sth, And 190» to Mist of following month P. and ©. siesmer arrives at Point de Galle about the @h or 70h and 22d t 3d f followin, th. Leaver Point de Gaile fr enang has already aniived shic% takes be mall on. » Penang about the bor Sb or mo nth. Arrives a Singapore about the 18th or 16th and Sist or Ist of follo# ing month. spore abous 12 hours afer arrival. Hong Kong about ine 22d or 40h and Bh or 10th ” my Arrives @ ot folk and arrives at Alexandria about tne same time as the Soa barn mail, All ume packages and letters intended for the Naw Your hold be sealed. * Fs eve 413 Port of New York, september 14, 1457. CLEARED 1p Cahawba,"Rullock,,Havana and New Orleass— Rteamsb! Jivingsion & Croeheron. Bu ainsbip Alabamy, Schenck, Sarannah—# L. Mitehit!. » Murray, Charlesion—Sp.vord, Tile hip Neshvi ‘Steamehip Jamestown, Parrish, Norfo'k, @o—Ladiam & Pleanant’, wbip Orient Hill, Lav Sprfford, Tileston # Co. enk, Haw@hure—W Nchmidt Sagat ey i iter—Nesmih # Sons % rlenne—Roven & F adiek. *, Phila: + Iphia—J G Castleton Park PH Alexander, Merryman, Philadelphia—J W Elwell ‘0. rig Lulea (8we), Olaven, Go tenbure—Fonoh & Maincke Brig Kir g brothers, Milliken. H macoa—Peck & Cou eh. Brig pits Owen, Ray, Neuvitae—Ti ow O- en & Sone Br g Lanrrl (ir), Green, Harbor Grae: ~ RN Gott. " man st John, NB—DR Wolf, ¥ Ponie, Norfullt Bobs OV Casey Codworth, Point a Pet Sehr Mary AS: ean, Knowles, Uarhor Isinad—Jas Rebr Bil) ow les, St Jonns—J V Onaiavia & Co, Sobr AH heater, Potter, Lavacon—MoUrenty Mott & 00, Schr J M Hallock, Clark Pensscola—Benner # Deate, Belle, Tyler, Savannab—D J Murray, we—Dolner & Po ter. arian Wines —Jouns mith & win, Fairchild, Newhern—Jonas yy aco er vaburg—Van Brunt & Slaget Betworth Ricam nt sp Prince, Boston- GL fateh, aulkner, Boston—Da-ton @ Sprague. Corwin, Proviten ye Davie Fall az 2 55 ‘ae == 73 i ii i: | i 3 z i tor rai 34 anys, with ton.00, aw 8, yet inside; +a) be 41 weateriy ‘Windsor, NS, 12 days, with pias Kelly, Savannah, 18 days, f treethenn + Bubaeed, 6 care | 4 John Nelson, riing, v pial, days r Liberty Mekwen Philateiph a for Norwalk, Rehr Jodge. Hopking on. Br aol. Pa. for Bridgeport. Bohr Jovopb Farweli, Pack-r, Eastport, 6oaye, Schr Potomae, Lord, *ranki nh me. 6 daye. Schr Mary Esizabeth Chase Salem. B be N Shaler, Btriee lane, Porviand, Ct. Kehr Harriet tarson, New Haven Rebr Ohas Hawley, Alle asbore at Sq oor Fashion Young, Providenee. Bionp fT pra Wlelsner, Wednay, Albany for Mamaroneck, Sloop HP Ogsen, Faller, Hodeon for Plushing. ‘eint. French Baltimore, ellew. PhiladeIphia lew, Williams, Providence, ship Orodens, arrived yesterday from Brew on trere, aed is conmened to Mesars Hennings ng (not Poppe & Oo, aa reported), ta SL py Muller a BELOW Ship "eander (of Bath), 82 day. trem Cardiit —By pilot boet MP Grin i) Rbip Mont Blane, from Cardiff, Bare, Cruaacer. trou Puatriand-Ail by plot ones Rawte MAHLKIS. Brent A‘lantic, Liverpoot; Vauderni gut Barre: Cahawbe, Hovane unl Woe Uribe uametae Revanneb; Naabiilic, Charleston, ametown, Nortwik be ‘Wind at sunrise, SW; meridion, N4; sunset, Rem Miscsllancoms and \Neasters. The steanstip Atlunile, Capt Eiiridge, walled yesterday for Liverpool with #) pascengers. ‘Whe steamsbip Vanderb lt, apt Hixging, also saildd yeser day at for Sou bampton ap’ Havre, with 196 passengers’ ‘Steamenir Pavoun, from savanneh for New York 0 of wheat acd rier (us bet aret ehw tered the # . lake Out her carve, by which weros they bop# to get ber of Whhont any eerions Gamane Beak ¥ 4arxm enw, Richarts irom New Sedford for New York, #1b acagu of oil went ashore op Church's Beach, South partot New vor’ 4 @ EM) in inat: Bae hilged, and iy full of water Throvah the everions of Menara TAS Cogge chal! of Ne» port, tne en ire cargo hos heen got out, and land. ed onthe besch. “The vevkel <1!) probanty he got Roun W A Smirn, Geotspeee from Charleston for New York, return'd \0 © eveuins of fh, having x, enieng-d very ig weather snd carriea away bowsprit, in iat 82 @) loo ‘The steamship Plino a, istely ashore on Colorado Reef, wap yertercay aflernoon taken on the large dalence dook for ex ‘amination. ‘The following table gives & summs harhors of New nan, Mobile, and each of those ports: ary of the venueis im the York, Boston, baltimore, Charl saven- ew orleans, wt the latest accounts froma nosTON. 1 Brigs. .... 5A Sebo ners. BALTIMORE. — dries wnvetere 12 Schooners.... 6 — sis ales Blee alts Rteamsbips.....+ Ships.. Barks ‘Total. NEW ORLEANS, $ Brigs....... 85 Schooner is W trmbemnes srr at New Hedtord i0hin . sche James, Heady, A‘lartic Ooran, of and via Sippiewn, «1th (95 ble ap, and ap do bik*sh 0} Arrs Nenvck«t 9h, brig Homer Faber, Atientio Oovan, with bbb ep oil Mdo wh oi on beard. Sold % dole wh. Reorsspoe. any SL im bo C8 Trove Bi FS mr ont iB ep; 4 4.0 42 OS WW te Ring, Mato mow ont, 300) 5 6th OW + lon ‘68 19 W. Coma NAA days ont, chan —the C reported & tia NC w ithe !.0 pblsp wh seer Weehineton ge At ep.430e biktia wnd 28 do bump ola iral ake, Blaokeo pe niviirh date, Per Macomber, mn Fisher an, 1) 8p: bad apokea © b2esp she Alex under, Sickersoa. Arr at tr vine ow 6th inst & 1 ep 2ebblicback so ol, «J suight, Sparkes, do, ie do do Touched at Kravo, Cope Verd Isiands, Say 7, Zoe, Rogera ) well, clese A letter f ba on bo rd herk Cornelis, 9) New Bedford, re Jo RERAUTE woes, no dae, ac, sizetl Swifh, Barl, Nat, with q bbis ep ot Foreign Ports NSTANTINOFLE, Avg \%—In p rt oarks Whi'e Clout, Hos myrEa soo, tl ad for Sox oo; Sultana Watson 10 Oud fur New \ors, ty take a steamer hat after Bonn, Cxon vavt, Avg 2—In portsh WS m bark Sac Jaen yo. Prats dodo Gish Uta orew ie Avg IS Towed throngh the Gut, Wether May Baker frow Pal roo ‘or coston Ship ary Mariba, 6d, rom Sinyrny for Hos on waa pro ably towed Wrough ab a! seave tm, as the wind e-ntinaed W from 16 to Tet Hauirax, Sept Tang, Boson for MalaGa Arig 19 1h for Bcs oo. auc. ¥: Ls or do; Lamphabter, bor on: brixs semua Billo (ir), 1a Ferthern B lit, Pure, tor NOrleans; and obers No opinion ia siven f tbe propecia of the ne wor p Arra do Aus 24 rebr Yorstown Wogty bemiegal the vessels for WLLES Avg Mle port shios -usralis, Kiasmas, and sb y Brows, Bearse, for New Yorke |g; Moeas Tavlor, French and Feimo th B'rry ding: Lance hire, allen from Buear are 23d. do; barks LeCocq, Sonne, for > Fork dg; Adri nham, rom La ‘id.t alder stash neat >» he own (yor nia bnt ordered t» M ow pg to the finn; Opty Nah ard Mery. Hatch ail ionesged, bra 8; Osprey. jarh. ay ery iat ann Hi Dicr of the Wave. ymar, for sale: echr 8 B Mesgber, aati, will preoahly be sold. Rocngie Aug % -In port ore Mary Helen, Hatchinsoa, from. ordeaux, fie sloaly fr Boson.” Korrenpss Ang %6— ‘Id bark Raciant, Flina Boson, ae same dae, bark Abesin, Donnell, to load for Bos To port bark Oamb: farding, for day A pro eller ta load frait for NYork, on the arrival of ine . Pere ax Arr pec: tha tne ar two more pro vellers would be loated fr New Yok and oston quite & mana, Ang 2¢—Arr bark Warden, Mosher, Richibneto, Bid ab. “let soip Rorbv ee, sonia, Unid- ra. PAvANILLA aug %6—Lp port ole More le, Baye, for Asptne wall seme St ons, 4¥. Sept $--In port brig Aelen, Reynolds, from York. Ba) more arr 4b Ang “tJoun » ¥, Sept 6~-Arr brig Ceylon, Crowell, W Cla’ b brig Alrnoeabab Carlinie, Wilmington, NC; sobre Orye tal Paiace, ela on, NV ork Minsie Aug 22—In port bark Celes'ia, Howes, ding, for Tr a er Balad Queen, 8 ste, ADR in port Demicican bare ples for bos on; Br brig Kcliv ©, for ¢o. sid qitome Porvs, t lar by On wo Barr, Nickerson Moat. Sechaba Vouk A Child teeton; R Knight do; Bare Rady wiote y indsev, ‘ray, for @idn ghi—Arr (>) t-l)eeamehip Amerios, ereo dd unde d | Mhat lg Ae ‘ol iun, Cawes, from and for do; Nevada. A mehr ere of leew gort tetng ful ALEX 4NDRI« 08. “ Fal Stver; ki A Wev bb Dgrion, Daal Brown, prtrs J W ooton, troy; Yankee Cornel'a, BOSTON, Rept l1— Arr hark Lion, Moore, An were, Mo nligh’. Kms’! and Hanosh wach. Jordan, Phistalphle: Hylan Presney kiizabe'boo t; echra Venioo, Knowlon. ming'oo 84; Bam!’ BA Patwn Norte k, Searwetl seoegeown UO: K atvetnn Sta-p, Wer Jert damp 4 3 J Stratvon, rave Lowel acd. (tom Dane ms dora, EY; nwa. Vise. Lane, Pinith, hon ont Rob Saring Hambita, an Jae a rence, Alien, N York Siena! for: rigs, Old aby Famnel Lawrence Pa ten Melbourne: Riandina aa) readies Kent. daillmors; orige Marshall, obra i. A Nick»raon, Phila telvhia Kid wind We ® WW ant elie scero; barks Mophia, Hedley, 4 Yortugnese sohr (0 aw on PU: KSPORT, Sept 8—arr shes JC Homer, Homer, Ne. Yort;, Mer: Hil! Horeere, Philndeiphis Bes OR Rept G-Ar eehra oneph Reker, Wilson, Wi York; Seoben Horebeisa Manson, Boat on, & load for Mesat ra bid brig Reaver, dsunters, Vest In: les; Abner Taylor, Top ley ot (trots AYH, Sept 16—arr achr Marcia Farrow Wlaledel), Be ¥ pean ART GREENWIOB, Fept 9-8id echr Alethea, Hervey, Priiadel Y FLL RIVER, Sept 10 ore achre Nauey J . Ro Giz Ralladelphia: Avzander, inckwell Bart Been’ Sen ire Chee B\ ok Sid sobre Richart Rorcen, arnold, Al exandria. 1113. Minerva low ta) more “ALVASFON, suy 2—Ar: off the bar, Trueman, Galacar, \WHLANT LIGHY, dept It & PM—At anchor off the 8 sobr with lone of forrmant and mainmart ARTIC KD Sept i0~ Are vobre strude, Areoid, Mitas. bethoort: ih John K Weisor, Trevh'e, and Sarah Nelsen, Selorr, ds Jame Deven Mo ive Pa detphis. Git lous iow » wath Hayden do; 7 Phi ateiohia 11th, sohr 8 ad 2 om World, Banik, sobr Argo, Tooker NYort steamer M ones sYore Sid tts, brign ey Whivemors uarane. re Ni nee, Balimcre: ® Marey, Rider Delnwera "iy, Mt Mend, aly, alrany; Gol pic, Weeks; J P Ross, aod fee Gor tom, Zodrews BY, PeRATULKET, Rept 10-Aid sobe files Parker, Cota, RBWBURYPORT Soot 10—Arr orig Elvira, Davie, Phila. Nes PORT Cook. ern oton kparte Tarhin indelph ROVIDENC tL Arr mtenmer Petrel. ork. sehre Ma y Ley 4 atchapris tia, Bedford); A J Ware bi Reeves, Gifford. Maration reek Ve M 5 er A Heaton. Ri a, aver, Hawk BYork. Olt Dirk Ger re Ken rick Fish. Wall, Mary fale and Strab C Welete Thom msn. Spemar and Jeorb | iar’ Boerminuer, Norte ‘arker niics ( Arp sohre Union, Bee ton for ‘Phlladetphvs vind eid nent gay)” Meare Tovby, of jane —— (and ald same ony): An Sli7a Jane, TetiMo Te Bept 0— At yy ste Bark wahey anita & Brothers “Walaon end he Hames, do; Josiah Aspen, ‘Merrill, Rockland: Helen, | “Bid hark Parthian, Hatebing, Oly to 7— arr bert Obas Prewer, romania wenee Bier, iteration a Wizsnrae er ee Ny ork, 8a Tih, wehrs. Silas Wright Glidden, he 8 i, Bila, Conary, Wi mington RO, A, + ept 8—Arr steamship Angnsta, Woodhall, IVAF, Fept 681d robr Potomac Lord, NY: tre brig. sam stall, Lame, Paltadalpl ohn tatdale Laight, Mawel. hovaset: ‘Woauelns it Pen yt B—Arr echrs Virwinia, f Bn Picer nad Rh Vickery, Paieaciotn Cabbie York; g VIN «LH URN 8 pt lAre nate Piyiog Arrow, Mille, 10 York (ard sid Sd for Belfast), Bid Oth, sobr U Avery, Roberta, ab TREHAM Repth! re aches Larkin, Chueh dward Prark'in, Lingo Newn'k. thr nowiee Weeka iy thport, FI¢ Bt, brie Keota Treat ‘elp hia, sonny # W Gartner Bovrne, Baltimore; 6h, + mivnl, Troy; Uathe Fine Wileox, Siekeyene dn; {ih A. & Balter, Piah, V Yorks thes Prgseont iliey. Philadel i . JORPORD 1 i ORL? Sees Li—air rehe Allon TT Brown, Budioott ae Rept sid robe Caries B Prindie, Loring.