The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1857, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ae 1857, THE CAPTURE OF THE CITY OF MEXICO Visit OF MIDREW JACKSON 0 THE MAYOR. letter to AMerman Moneghan Declining to Sumrender the Box. Councilman Van Tine’s Visit to the Hermitage. cea OF fHB scorz LEGION, Celebration of the Tenth Anniversary of the Capture of the City of Mexico. MEETING OF THE OLD SOLDIERS. SCENES ON THE BATTERY AND a THE PARK. Indignation of sateen “an Councilmen &e., &., & VISIT OF MR. JACKSON AND VAN TINE TO THE MAYOR'S OFFICE. SBortty after ten o’olook Councilman Van Tine, in oom- pany with Andrew Jackson, Eeq , made their appearance mt the City Ball, and immediately proceeded to the Mayor’s private office, where Mr. Van Tine introduced Mr. Jackson to the Mayor, and then ‘ef them fora few moments to enjoy s private consultation. The appearance of Mr. Jackson at the Hall, as may well be supposed, © «!od no Weve stir among the many who bad already oon; regated in and about the Hall, and many were ihe tugzestions as to this personal appearance, &c.; but up to this time note poul imagined for ® moment but that the presentation ‘grould come off in accordance with the arrangements that Nhhd been made and announced by the Snuff Box Com mitice, nor did any know to the contrary until after ur. Jackson had concluded his interview with the Mayor. The report, however, soon gained circulation, and as a matter @f course rapidly spread ail over the city, causing mo little consternation and excitement amorg the tends of Mr. Dyckman and the various members @f the commities, each and every ove of whom denied any previous kpovledge of Mr. Jackson's ‘tention, nor could tbey mooonnt fur the sudden change in his deverm ination, unless, as some suggested it wat in con jnence of being over persuaded by the friends of Col, which was very Cor oonceded to be tre . Gounctimad Van Mine and Alderman Moneghan ap- ee the sodden change in Mr. Jackson’s deter- ‘ation most keealy; particularly. 80 as they besn Sec pale secrete matier from the beginuing. and belpg cha rmen of the separate commiitees, they could Rot but help feeling that the public wonld look to chem more particulariy ‘ap expianation of ibe singular trans Mr. Van Tire, in pariicular, was greatly excited, although be evidently endeavored to put as calm a front on as the Giroumstances would admit of, Upon being questioned In regard to the affair. ne made substantially ihe following Basement to our reporter:— ‘WHAT MR. VAN TINE SAYS. ‘When be arrived at Nashville be thought that he must Of course meke as good an appearance in presenting him pelf to Mr. Jackson as posrible, and so he hired the ‘nest ooking carriage he could fad to convey him to bis resi- dence, which was a short distance out of the city. Arriv ing within sigkt of the mansion be alighted from the car- and walked ep to the house, where he enw Jackson standi! in the door; he walked bon to, and Hyd » Prosentod his crodenticls to him, be and after reading, weloo ced him ioe Lege dy shee manner, and ‘nvited him into his parlor, where to ‘he members of his family. afer be was very bad rece! onstrancse against pre Senting {t to Mr. Van Tine, who said perhaps be migut be give Cy bt in regard to the re nonstrances re athe svggestion avd asked 5 ‘ato’ bis library, where he exhibited a num of documents, many o! ‘which Mr. Van Tine imme- recognized ag having come trom New York these papers were numeroas slips cut from New , which be roon sativfied Mr. Jackson ‘b inverted as pails by tnterosted parties, and shen ‘and pent to him. Becoming satisfied that thie was hrew them on one side as worthless. He next pro- some remonstrances—pot half as roany, however, bas recetved in New York snce bis errivai—and hich be seemed to place much reliance, al ‘bough Mr. Tine endeavored to expiaio to bim that tney were gotien up by & few interested parties. He did not, bow- ever, seem to be —— Sativied; and Mr Van Tee ays he begae to feel that there was some doubt about ae the box at all. He, however, made up his to do bis best for it, and not te come back to Now York withoat it, if there was any possibility of his ao- complishing his purpose With this feeling be was shown > bie room for the night—oae overiovking the tomb of ‘General Jackson— but not to sleep, as be was too much excited to admit of sleep, except by “eat pape’? visiting bis evens. Be senordiegly mr io bie room, watcbiog the tomb of |, Most of the might, during which time be could Gouneny bear Mr. Jackson and others convers- ‘Ymg about the digposition of the box below, bu; was una- Die to understand anything that was said, excepting now and then word or brokea sentence. In the mornlag Mr. Jackson visited him ip bis room, aad lk quired how he had |, to which he (Van Tine) responded, ‘First rate.’’ , Jackson then said be had come to the conclusion to him the box, acd baa already written ‘0 the Gover of the State snd Mayor of Nashville to be present at the presentation He sobsequently, doring the eave con ‘Versation, said be hed often nad a desire to yuit New York city, and, could he get away, should very much like todoro ther. To this proportion Mr. Vao Tice a: once TEE ch Eb promising to “aby Nisgara Falls and {West Point, to woe his top, who Ws ecadet at the last pamed piace. Mr. Jackton at length oe to bis request; shortly after which they gol into carriage, which was in waiting mt the door for them, jaehy illo, where they wore moi by tbe Mayor aad Govern, ‘mn whose presence Mr. Jackson geve him the box. Afier the presentation had been made, ver Mer, Van Tine says be informed Mr, Jackson that he bad Known of one or two instances in whicu property simil yr to that had Leen joet afer being givea in charge wo another party, asd therefore requesved that as he (Mr. Jackson) was aboct sccompanying him toNew York, he would take Charge of \t himself until they arrived in thatcity, Mr Jackson consented t the Sewed the box up in an old e@ronne bh ropasition, and socorcingly van teerch\ ich be wore Beck and Bad fastened to bi rebirt, witb ding that on thelr arrival in New York he wes to hand |: over to Mr. Van Tine for exhibition, an‘ hei on the morning of ite flual preseniation be (Mr. Van Tine) was ¢> return it to Mr. Jackson, for bim to present it ip person to the Mayor and Common ‘Cornell of the otty co bebalf cf the ey donor, Gea Jackson Ce tbe Metropolitan Hovel it ten_oreioek 9 Feuserday. Jackson dined at Mr the programme of a*rangemen ich for the day, to whieh he expressed bis entire eatiafas ‘and appro Upon leering him om Sunday evening the Metropo! How’, be informed Mr. Van Tine that had been perfectly overwheimed wish remonetranc = And requested Mr im precisely at 10 o'clock on Monday moraiog, in arrange for We preeniation, Mr Vao ac. ‘1p¢!) proceeded to the hote: as (ne hour named ye ter. morning, secretly rejoicing at the near approach to termination of an aifair which bas piven rise to #9 m ‘and strife. On reaching the hole! he encountered or Alderman Wila, who requested an introduction to Mr Jackson Thiet be consented to do, and on reach.og Mr. be he nad not kept him 0, not at all,” when Mr Van Tine Introdooed and me time tooe the bor rowrsed it to Mr Bi, remaraing at be did wo (ot pert agreement Mr. Jackson seemed to be very much agitated ae be received the box, and re qeesied an immediate interview with the Mayor. Mr. Van pe ways be ue ‘hat be at once saw that there was something in othing farther unti! orders were and Ald, Monegan to come into the 'or's office, where tt waa enncanced to hia for the iret time that Mr. Jackson had deslined to give ap the box to the Mayor nod Com: Connell, alleging as & ree poe eon that yy yomeussrances without number, want of ouwlde pressure, ageinet the award bal he did not think it wo°)! be Proper’ for him, under the otrcummtancer, to allow it to go out of bi Bemion. He then banded Alierman Monepban the follow. egal which be bad previously written on the sub: Perm Mowsonan, Reg ., Oban ‘My Dimas Six—I am bere with the goid box lef jo trast whh me by my venorsted father, to ce prenented to that patriot ‘moat valiant in cefence Of hie country and our country’s righta.’’ “to be adjadged by hie countrymen” | regret, the deep fovlings and coniiisting opinions which | find to exist, that I sannot, satiefaciortiy te my own sente of propriety and dolereuce to the will of my father, now venture to deliver this relic Nothing wil effort me bigher satisfection than the expcution of wis trom whenever the pablic opinion of the people of te fisie shall concentrate opom fome favored son. distin. gished above all others, to reostve ‘his precious token, “in strict com piiance with the of the donor.” Unui I can thor execute the trast of the grest and good man whom | I mast, ander @ sense of aiTeotion and duty, decline to act Toan bot regret the divisian of sentiment and the ox Cited feelings which seem to existhere, i bare iherefore determined wo retarn to the Hermitage with thie sacred memento of my (ether, whose wiaher | desire rtrictly to Tui! and whenever the pobiic jadgwment of the poops of the Siate of New York shal! settle the claims bet ween in dividonia \{ eball be my plenenre at once to dischar uty resting pou me by virine of thie delicate and r Pouribie Wust Loti | can satisfy myself I cannot bop: { eatery individoale or the pedlic, but prompt act fhe | foloWw & Clearly exprm@sed pubic opinion P comeingion | will add, that | knew of no eontert e , Une frat op for the goid Ue | matere denberation of th Van Tine to | ANOREW JACKSON, Jn. P, S.—It is due to bis Houor the Mayor to add’ ihai I pee ree op this course without having seen him, or jad any conversation with him—in consequence of th a arog the city—and hence without knowing what bis views pon the subject. A. JACKSON, Jr. ‘Mr. Ven Tie added, ‘hat upon their leaving the Office and processing to the Metropolitan Hoiel, Mr. Bop wept =o om, meee that he bad no td when be lef home that such a feeling cenit exist against the award of thi 8 ben to Major Dyckman. ‘Mr. Van Tine also sa} his pur jose to accompany Mr. sce his son, ascoorct Seana He also thinks en the postesrion t, im the he ray Common Council, which has already acknowledged Mis superior claim to it. ANDBEW JAC&BON'S BTATEMENT. One of our reporters yesterday called upon Andrew Jackson at the Metropolitan Hotel, and bad an interview with him relative to the disposition of the gold snuff bor, ‘and bis action in relation thereto, Mr. Jacksen was poliie ‘and cordial, and communicated with entire freedom al! ‘the facts upon the subject of the gold box. Tho box had Deca cherished by him as its custodian with great care and almost with veneration, in view of the purpose to which its brave pcasessor had consecrated it. He had kept it ucder lock and key, and only took it owt when curious friends called for ihe purpose of getting a rlew of it. It was then returned to its place, awa! ing the occasion when ‘he proper claimant for {t should appear, in accordance ‘with the intenvion of bis venerated father. ch last Mr. Jackson recel red s letter from Alder- ghan, of New York, dated in February. Ta's ch bad performed a loug and circuitous rou io reaching bis home in , informed him that movement was om foot to bestow the gold box upon an officer of the New York ent ip the Mexioan war, aud Inquiring if be had such a in bis possession. He an- swered the letier, and espressed bis readiness to a0- juiesce in the decision of the Common Council of New ‘ork, and to deliver the box to the man whom they should designate as wortby to recetve it. Th aarti letter he received was also from New York, a a box bad been awarded to Major J receipt of this letter he ekmas pon he miitee, ged ig what way > should send the box, whether by oxpress, or wait for om to send a mesen er it, Meantime several nd, Fremonstrating the award as unjust, and ees, bim to aap ren ey of in rae He a'so received a telegraphic despatch the day before Coun- cilman Van Tine ar:ived at the Hermitage, informing him that a person would call upon Aim for the box, but that he must not deliver it, as tho person referred w ‘Was DO! Au. thorized to receive it, and that the award was illegal On the following day another batch of letters cameto mand, fag | them remonstrances numerously signed. Alder man Von [ive arrived at Dis house, and he received that WWeman in & manner becoming the honorable nature of 8 mission, At the proper time he took occa sion to inform Bis visiter of the large number of remonstrances which he had recetved; but after hearing Mr. Van Tine’s oxplara tion,be became satisfed tha: the award had been property made, and at the suggestion of his fried @ bad deciaed ty visit New York. Arrived at New York, he found s bao of remonstrances on for came to his table ‘ai his botel against awarding the bor to Major Dyckman. Various committees called upon him, uniting in the remonstrancs. He now ascertained thats may rity of the New York Volunteers were opposed to tae box being given to My. Dyokman ll things considered, he doemed 1s his duty to witnbold the box, and according: ly wrote a letter— published elsewhere—to Alderman M2 neghan, announcing such deiermination, He regretied very much that the present feeling of hostility existed, but be saw no help for it, oaly to retaip the box in his posses- sion until the award of the samo was made to a proper man, tp compliance with the requisitions of his father's will,” Wheo euch award was made, be said he wald wil Lvgly give ep the box, but not before. His mind was firmly made up, and he would no} Lack down. PROCEEDINGS IN THE BOARD OF ALDER- MEN. The Bosrd met last everiag, the President, Juba Cian- cy, Eeq,imthe chair. The minutes were read so4 ep Proved. THR JACKBON GOLD 02x. The letter to Alderman Moneghan, from Andrew Jack son, Jr. Eaq (published in another part of the Hee'n), ‘was presented and read. The following, in connection with the above, was pre- sented by Alaerman Maneghan:— Whereas, the comm'i'ee 'o whom was referred tha dnty of carryiig out the will of the lute, lament’d. (aneral Andrew Jw Keon, in relation to the gold box prevented to him by the Corpora p of the city of New York have dissharged imposed in them with a eye aingiy 10 the plain laverpre on f vad will ta thie that they have, “ong and vedi mation, and given to It faithfnl consideration, Se Commen Conacl: the choles they hed made, which report ‘was duly adopte.; and in this, ‘hat im gait report the box ws in the most public manuer de ivered over ino the bands of Jou commition by ike Wuaiee of sald Will Mr A. Jackson, but, whereaa Mr” A Jackson, Jr. did thw day reaver! ‘aod receive back into is bands from your commitiee amid D x, per arrapgemert with the commitiee for him to (or mally present to the Mavor, but In the following letter {nb Ushed elsewhere | bis reasocs for deciin a Hatallo the Jadgavext of this Common Council fore Resolved, That the commi'tee be and it i ed'trem the further consideration of the subject? swears Alderman Tuckmr wished to know if Mr. Jackson took the box with the inien jon of delivering {t to the Mayor for be purpose of presenting \t to Mr. Dyck man. Alderman Morons, ag Chairman of the Committee, eeic tbat tp bis ee Mr Jackson got the bua buck from Mr. Vau ‘wiih the understan fing thet bo was to deliver it to tbe Mayor, ‘Sod that not haviog done so, he i Jackron) bas ipeoliet the Commonalty of the city of ‘ew York by takirg the box away with him. The box ia Mteelf, ie worth pothiag conridered with the honor of re. ceiving it; whateve may be the result, the box has been awarded fo General Dyckman, and, its virtue gouc, 20 mat ter to whor it may be hereafier awardod. Alderman TrcKsR th ugbt thas the proceeding won!4 re. full lo such 8 farce: re never believed that the award was prop rly mede, and Mr. Jackson bad no doubt come to tae eame copslasion When he came here and fornd eo many remonstrances and such a strong feeling agsinet the awar., be could not do otherwise than wihdra® with the vaisa Die relic, His decision was thoroughly Jacksoalau, aod he hoped that Wr, Jackeom would Keep the box unl’ couid be awarded satisiactorily Alderman Mi AN FRid that tho box was the property of wr Dyekman, and the conduct of Mr. Jackeon \n cDtaiping it from the Committee on pretence of delivering itto ibe Mayor was an act of deception The bux usd been ripped from Mr. Jackson's vest, at bis reqicst, by some indirm, arc hanced over to Mr Ven Tine in ( sence of the Governor of [epuesres ani the Mayor of Nashville, but Mr. Veo The requesied Mr. Jackeoa stil) keep possersion of it and rug it un to Yew York Alderman Bivst said (oat Mr. Jackson, when in Nath , but when refused to give 't ep Alderman sresKs raid that Mr. Jackson bad no retain ihe box had the power te Alger men Te 5 pever cortemp'a.os that the Co. aaen Coun pore of the box. T ‘ country men to be the bi Alderman McSrav0y exproatod hie regrot thet ( Cilman Van Te had allowed the box) go out of hie | Alderman Cociree # deprecstion of the ac gift away; the ke 12 favor of tho a Andrew Jackson, Jr., akiog ike ard of the box had been mas nfior commitiee to Mr. lyekmay Il De @8 good Lo im and his posterity as ne Award, and ip excure of Mr. Jackson's notte Alderman Mo*rrpooy sald that the chal Comminee would be justified in talin; Inroeny against Mr Ancrew Jack#on, the property that belongs to the oly of Now York Alderman Owes (whig) anid that he thought she unan {mous action of the committee of the Common Mounct! war entitled to respect, ard that the conduct of Jackeon, Jt, #ae disoourteous to the city of virtoally accused the Common Covneil of He ie pot the man to award tpie box it is the Common Connetl of New York: he mboul¢ band the box over to them, and if he bad done to the object would have been thie day fulfilled Alderman Mc3 thie Mr. Jeokron Andrew Jackson 1 a = © postpone the matter was lost by « vote of 3 to The adoption of the reeolation with an amon iment of Uhanks to the Commiiies for their aciion in the matter wat When put aod carried by a vote of 15 to 2 Ayee—Aldermen Wilton, Corwin, Harris, Holy mire, the Progident, Ranta, Grifiths, Steers Moneg! a, Coviter, Mo*ped ten, MeUon Naye—Tucker acd Blont On motion of Alderman Monegban the papers wore seni in to the Board of Sounctimen for their action thie eve ning, in order that Mr Jackson might know the op'nion of the Common Couve!! previous ty bis loaving the oly in the morning THE CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE Om wished |: to be anderrtood thet Bot the *‘naiu-al goa" of the groat Flot. ., MeConnell, y and Owens OF Pince the capture of the Cit; of Mexico by the Ameri can army ander the command of General Sort, there hee deen no public oMmmemoration of ihe event beyond an o¢ rein Now York or » it was determined to celebrate the anniversary becomingly, and it is likely unat henceforth the 14th of September will be added to the list of our national holidays, at least eo far as Now York city 1 concerned. ‘The celebration thie year grew oot of s very natura! desire on the part of the Penna) lvyania Volumtoors to visit their old comrades in arms, the New York Volunteers, and Whe latter proceeded with alsority to make the nonsary Srrangementa for their reception. It wae thonght (hat if the aifair should be given iu proper rignideance by con. fining the military parade ae much ae powrible to the vo lupteera (hemerivea—for though @ general terautt c our city miitery wold have been vary bo! the voterent aod real soldiers would have heen kop out of wight by the @ 4 Linke! of the uni” mod regi menle So |t @as arranged tw confine the reneptton wo the Now York Volunwere, with ihe single exception of tho Twelfth regiment, #hO soied as Yorkers escort to the New here wees fitness in thie exception also, av we i regi nent supplied more officers, capts!n * New York Volunteers thao ® the rest of We divisive pul togeiber e thereiure | MBETING OF THE NRW YORK VOLUNTEERS. At noon the New York Volunteers assearied et the Mercer House, where Of their escort, the Twe shat Andrew yn had fested and some eb ‘The latter aunaee ‘wo -he gold box, while te remained to await tte arrival which Major ty Dyck: orally favor tho regiment contains ent. When 'he news camo 1 lo give the gold box to Mejor Dyckman, there was consiaerabe excitement mani opposed te the aw me ofthe Common Counc). tion was passed at \aken by Mr. Jackson. ‘the Mercer House applauding the course ‘the Volonteer Association paraded separately from the regiment. They turned out to the witbont muskets, and their only white satin badge on the left lappe! words— ber of about forty, inctive mark wat & thelr coats, with the seannncennnne cect en nert ee ® VOLUSTRER AS®OCIATION. Coomvarenarooveonooes one. The rest of the regiment wore dark clothes, s cap and black belt, and carried muskets. Ali the Volunteers who wore entitled to them wore their sliver medals presented to them by the State. Perhaps the most interesting feature of the parade was the colors borne by this old Mexican flag taken Mexico, rth is asmail flag, prosented $9 the regiment by the Oregon Association Col Barnett first organized the Sret regiment of New York Volunteers pending the threat- oned war with Great Britain on the ba: q pe 2 P. M., the Twelfth regiment, Col. Cocks to the Mercer House to escort the Volunteers by the Batiery. Tue senior veteran cor; Raymcnd commanding, also accom, to reosive ihe Scout Legion. juestion. command TBE RECHPTION AT THE BATTERY. It wae three o’cloek before the Velunwers, the Vete- rans and the Twelfth regiment arrived at the Battery, ap: soon after the booming of Col. Hincken’s - the arrival of the Pennsylvanians, wh> lan: No. 1 North river, from a boat epeoielly chartered to t: from Jersey Uity. The Battery at thts time was full announc- jod. at per of people, ‘and 10 great was the crow i that the police were compelled to use thelr clubs vigorously 0 keep back the [eoaeed from crewdirg on the millitary. One astute po- eeman being unable to keep back the me! by fair means hit upon the trgentious expedient of aiming at the ehins of the wor p populi, * bo fel! back inetanter. it Legion is compored of about ome hundred havdy locking men, Like the New York Volanteers, most of them bear marke of the diseases they contracted in Mexico, Dut as @ general thing tney aro a some what better looking class coming sbont. men. Volunwors, soldiers, crowd and all eme nt!| They were dressed in gray niform, with caps, muskets and knapsacks. v Oa ly cheered, jolning in the wel- After the veval military gslete, the procession formed tp the f.llo Dod # orth Band. Twelfth Regiment, Wel. Cocks. Governor's Island Sand Officers and non commissioned officers of the New York Volunteers, Gen. Wheat commanding. New York Volunteers, 60 100 strong, Gen. Ward B. Burnett ig Order, and marched out of the Laiery:— Volunteer Astociation, ‘fe — Beaded by Major Dyck Ipfrm and wounded % Vv yoluntecre | ‘D carriages. Senior Veteran Corps of 1512, Tol Philadelphia Brass Pand. Scott Legion, Captain W. B. % Wounded members" of the Scout Legion ma citizens (n carriages. THB PARADE AND REVIEW IN Raymon. THE PARK. Shortly before three o'clock, (ae Seventh regiment, National Guercs, nam erg avout Ave hundred strong, marched on the ground and formed in Lae opposite the City Hall steps, subsequent to which Alderman Moneghan met Col. Duryea, Colsnel of the regiment, when he p:o- ceeded te apuiogton for the non presentation of the gold enuff box, accor:ing to the programme, as follows. — 4LDERMAN MONEGBAN’S APOLOGY. Colonel Duryea, .ne prescatation cangot take place this afternoon, Iam very sorry to say, much ipfuence baving been brought I rota notice with a Jackson. in to dear conseq rence of £0 upen Mr. of orders for yoor parade, to your boase abou; élerea o'clock this morning, wbich I perceive you did not reoat re in time. I regret excee: ingly that ibis matter has so turned oat, and 1 was in hopes that you woulc have received the counter mand io time. cor, DURYRA'S REPLY, lam very sorry, rir, that the affair shoald have taken socd 8 turn, as bour of elev it would bave been service. I should bave been do apy good. dis misned. I will therefore go men were all under arms before the #0 that bad I reosived your countermand, nays Hn Woo lato to have been of any pleased t> bare received it previous to this time; as it in, however, it is too late to through the forms of a drets parade, review, and march. ee) then diemias. ‘The regiment were ‘accordingly exerc!red as Above, and reviewed by Mayor Wood, Gen. Hall and sta‘, and Col Ming, after which it was marched to Lafayette place and ‘The various evolotions of the reg'ment were loudly ap. planced by the aeands who bad congregated tn front of the Ball during the short time it bad been on the ground, god es \t marched out of the western way was followed by a large number oo and up Broad of admiring friends, which for the moment left a large biang in the croed in frout of the ball. freeb reerul ing, aa Whey rap) ‘which al) not arrivel of the though This bowever was soon replenished by who assem) ied for the purpose of witness pened, tbe presental on of \he snuil box, tmaginet was to Battery. During the interim, which fore their arrival, mostcf the crowd well poeted as to bow matiers siood Boue could Weil nee why ihe presentation shouid de delayed. THR VOLUNTEERS, Shortly after 40° :lock others marched by th Honor th tbe follo carriages, Lee good appe thousands on tbe grovnd. jayor, to nom oer paid a in ! In review rel ma pa) sers and before hie aasing ealute, tn regiment Folumteers, Scoit Agos, presenied a ance, Py ‘elton ‘nee ap yiauae trom the ‘Capt. Tarball was on the groun4 with ffty policemen, a!) vested im unilorm, and mainielcet g.od cider among the crowd. After leaving the Park the procession marched uo Brosdway to Union rquare, arvond tho statue of Warning (on, then co finally stopped exve their guests # col.ation The ulm-rt enthusiasm was manifested aa the proces tion moved th }b the street eight after all to ree the em ourth avenue to come sirect, and the Mercer Houre, where the Volunwers | » but It waa a meiancholl’ rema'ts of what had beoa once two fine and gallant regiments, Thore whom the sword bad not cut down direase bad not spared, and # | wae painfal to think how few o: these poor fellows thers would be on the \wentieth aaniversary of the captare of the City of Mexico, WHAT MAJOR DYCKMAN When the Gueriaas— Wile theaking pay me, ! will now te’! you all the purpese of detivering the gold wince I aiem sued to day on Grand street. sare. ine \« 7 proceeded to the Meror Hore (be parlor thes cheers wer ‘bree groans for hin ener ee 6 Major resvonded aa followe — ww York Voluneer Asootation (Major ) broke off from the 1 d | | no one will ever be We the absence of our meee es wys cope nar ek not bere for pao best known to Stouts evan mas beware sore wa cheers were then given for “the Pennsylva- jae for “wara B: Berno”and three for the Volunteers. ”* woold say, that not! vented his being locked up to as the wan who, while he treated them as sold! that they were men. We are graiified, General Burnett, io be received as by you , for you are known tous all your apd brave ceaduct throughout the . (Loud cheers. ) Gen. BuRNBTT joreeded to give the toasts, which he read amid the utmost confusion, arising from the es, and ‘he cheers of perscns at the end of the room, who reemed quite unconscious that anything important was going om at the head of the table. Indeed, throughout the whole proceedings there was no order |, and on one or two occasions the scene was quite ‘uproarious. The fooste a ere Dee De im the following order: — tbe United Btaies ‘the Executive of our vues, ‘who ko, bo Rorth, no South, no Mast nor Weat— tbe Guardian of the Gonsttntl xa Joe aenaee W infield Soott, our Commander.in-Chief n Mex Mojor-Genera) Patterson—The New York Volunteers offer ‘a Dearty weloome at heme to their old commander iu the field. uesis from Peunsylvania—Our com:ades in a foreign war our bre'bren at home. x ‘Quitman—A hero among soldiers and one of Ey rated to proveed 10 Wallack’s thea're. AB on; ~ present were Gen. Wright, of New ervey: Col. Oliver Byrne, Judge a. Roche of the Irish News, Horatio N’ Wild, Singular but Fatal Freak of an Englishman, An Engiiahman, weil dressed and supplied with ordi- nary loggage, arrived in the ‘Great Western” train yes- terdsy at Niagara Falls, and registered hie name on the ‘books of the Clifton House as W. T. Allen, Montreal. Afver getting to bis room he ordered a bo'tle of wine—draok it— wrote two letters, and then came down stairs; walked de- Nberately out on Table Rock; waded into the water as far as the repid current would permit, took >ff his hat and threw ‘t, and plunged bimeelf over the precipi se into the Tosrtng cataract to be seep no mo! ‘The letiers left im his room were opened. One was di- rected to @ Mies Alien, Ireland, probably » elster, the other toa business firm tn Monires] The first was an upintetigible acrawl; the other could only be decyphered 0 way from the depot he axed the driver whether any one bad ever ‘umped orrr the falls withont being An anewer 'n the nega ‘ve brought the ressonse that he could or wou'd do i. Thie Unreat was regardet by the driver as a foolieb, 119 boast, but about3s PM. the strarger made the attempt Whether he im'ended to commit ruicide or simply ou: jamp Sam Patch probably eto ‘eli The leap certainly was premeditated, but the letters assign no reason for the rash act. Hoe seemed to have plenty of money, and & gold watch and chain, al! of wbich, with hie body, wil! probs- the crevices of the rocks at the bottom Supreme Court. BT. NICHOLAS HOTBL DEFALCATION. Before Hon. Judge Peabody. Serr 14.—Jehn P. Treadwell ard others v¢ John M. Law ler. Motion to #0: aside attachment denied, with $10 coats. Before Hon. Judge Mitchell Inthe moter of the Empire Oity Bonk. The report will be coafirmed exoept where it is otherwise directed IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY COMPANIES—THE INJUNC- TION AGAINST THE BUFFALO STATE LINE CON- TINDED, Before Hon. Judge Davies. The New York and Erie Railroad Company ws, the Buffalo and Stax Line Railroad Oompany.—This was a motion to diseclve an injunction. On the 16th of April, 1851, the parties to this cause returned with « written phearteggead ip reference to the running of their respective defendants are the owners of a road runni to the State |ine, con: kirk and with that of the pany at Buffalo By a contracted to tasty pied tape im) the interests of the platntifs. and fi Buta agreement the reo tially as ost Central line of railroads, and to show no favors or grant no faci peel w either to ‘abould the pjarin; other; that tion of the agreement but deny wat the sai Davies, J —1 see nothing, ultra re in the joulare of the argument w be quoted, Tho ob je! | | pieinutis, ts cer thir bave but parties, By an act of the Legislature of inis State, passed fo May; 1847, (Lawe ef 1961, bmp. 22,) it 10 declared tat every railrcad company whose raiiroa.: shall connect with or be intervecied 4 lh more railroads, which are competing l'nes for the ‘upon tach railroad, shall fairy end impartially it rr) afford to the propriators of each equal terme of acoommodation, ore fran chires and facilities in the transportation of parsen rere, baggage and freight over and upon their ‘railroad, St Broome | entering aiven for Major Dyekman ‘ou for the compliment you know about the change in box, whieh I learned T learned from oe Mayor that Mr Jackson bad caved on him and said ‘that be altered bie 1¢ and from the number of he had received be could not tei! what course he should eur Dut, at ali even foreed apon Bim th bour Wheater are over be will either send by exprees, or bring thie box, to present it to the man who deserves Beveral rong, toame, matter as | do. Sergeant Pax: said—The claims cheers for Major tyetions on were , he had box at present, but wonld dela: decided not (Loud cheers ) of determination to deprive him of the honors Mayor iyckman did not eck this favor: was not © willing candidete for tte goiden baable: it friends, who ieee his worth. (Cheers ) ee follow, to present it to @ futare time. fons. You know as Maiakot, 8 bese bailied but no defeated by bis vile "a he may do with the box, An if ge] Dyckman will triamph over the enemies who Fared bo means, even the most bage, to deprive him of the horor which Delonge t to bim. ‘a which cronoe for bis enemies freely intermingled: after which, the Volunteer At Rociation rem rated: Sergeant Peel announcing that on Wed. needay eveniog they would meet to inatiiuie the Order of the Goleta anv Rox, ehich would be composed of men who bad ovghs In Muxion, and no others bale The be lave % TO THR ATATUR OF WARTIROTON. of the proces*ion marched up Broadway to Union tquare, and savuted the watue of Washington. COLLATION AT THA MERCER BOAR. The New Nork Regiment of Vounteers, with thelr escort, the Twelfth regiment, and their guerte, the Soott Legion, then proceed for them Gen. Wi to the Mercer Houre, where an abendant B Barnett pre- past sided, when the company was assombied, he rose and anid — ¢ oba!! be Improm to nilemen—What I have to say to you on this oocasion We ara here to day to weloome our brothers in arms who fought beside us on the fields of Mexioo, bot there are cther rea: one why in our aa- 0, sembinge this evening we should give our comrades @ hearty weloome, for they come from that State distin: ea amen) faney of tue the thirteen Staves which formed the In eral | nien—the State that sent the most #8 lant men into the field in the Revolution, im 181 the war with Mexioo—(choers)—the state Wwiteh, time, bas never given uss President, but whi few months, has gyn oF one es true, ae ctond ‘ast, and ae stera Pince the time of Jackeun colve horor from the whole country, e her, the arab of our republic, ovme, Treat ber mein with oe brothers wh blood: Solde io Mexico we will @Po them to take thew by the eras a0 (lor any ore who has filed the Presidential seat cheers) Pennsylvania has ever been irve to the Union, and ehe deserves io re. ae the keystone of then, a hearty wo! bardy tone ee brothers while they re batued by our side in eo many them. eleep. To night “ow y* ecemenry. ing passage tickets to passengers who may have c: over, or may wish to go over, either b intertootivg railroads. The defeaden roads, in ‘nto thie gxticna which the law had | required, by the statule above quoted, & Port of Kew York, + September 14, 1997. CLEARED, softly American Ualom, Hubbard, Liverpoo!—Grinnell, orn & Eivp Norra Linn, Luther, Glasgow—Dunkam & Dimon. Ship R Alsop, Watlington, New Orleans—1 & Swanton. Back § Moale Hohn, St Marke—8ma' ae, Rare & Uo, Bri ‘Silag" Me tan Prince—O fewell, Bowwer— Bacon, Bargent & PO Ve ast Ellis, Bareelona—Schieasenger Swe "Rohr Pearl, Westervelt, Wasbington—Wathews & Mitshet!. one Whidbee, Graddook, Elizabeth Ohy—D Glines f Potnt—Jae Hanter & Co a no. Bohr Jamentown, Jajonrete, © or Regine, Bell, ARRIVED, Comstock, Liverpool % K Colling, lous inst A Actpbia ‘sume day 9AM. pas ool for New a I i as F 5 ae 5 | Fy 3 Hi Bi spoke sbip Joka WW Ship Havre, Akins, sengers, to iirc Ui tRoting, for New York, 17 Gaye one Onn, Ie 4 1h ‘Brbark Lady Pec! of and from Plymouth for ua eer barre, Aug 8, with mdse and Cardiff, 47 days, with rail- ‘Abip Mount Blanc (of Bath), Oxpard, “ardiff, Aug 7, with railroad é iron and bricks, 10 0 ‘0 Daneaa « id ahs send Bn ree al Fa 3 as Liverpool 48 ag ee ja 22.90 spoke bark ze (of Boston), Ja, ‘69 days car Emily Tarlo (ot N rot New fog Begin ®, Bicketson, use 6 1th coal, to Manbi 'm Wilson (of Philadelpbia), Rarrell, Blo Janeiro, Co Avg 5, atthe ug 5 wit? coffee, to Napier, Jobnston titer hs deste” ‘rom Jachaoavilie | & expen to Vasant | Bare aco ay Yat eat Jon, 84 20 W. spoke bite Hecho, from Septet wage it jpnatre. bidea, anger, ao, to JF oye ist tam inst, Int Joa 79 44, days out ‘The ED bas heavy NB weather on the "are Tanthe (of Eastport), Laighton Port au Prince, Aug 38, mood. 60 GW simpsons vessel to Bret, Son 00. "bx: Depientes heavy weather. ‘Brig'O W Bing, Vorbit, Hazbadoes, 2) dare, with molearee and arrowroot, 10 Leavereft & Co: veasel to Breit, Son & Co. days, with oe te Ey BS Potore eth net Tat 37, 1on aye, WI ome rt “st 4 OAS, "exchaved” signals ‘with brig J G Anderson Bence, Ra Linn tad (Br), Mabon, Windsor. NS, 10 days, with plas- doh B Tey (Be, Wiingse, Hillsboro, NB, 8 days, with plaster, to Sobr Wm H Guntiand, tErickson, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, 9 to Dollner, Co Schr Robert Caldwell a, Charleston, 8 days, with cotton, Bc to McCready, Mé 8 days. Schr Helene, Hooman Wilmtogton Bebr Lilly, Fraacis, Wilmington oN ao, Bohr Marie, Powell Wilmington, NC. 9 Pa ‘Ww Allen (3 masta) Gren, ichmond, hr Wm 8 Tisdale Hawkins, eee, Cfo fer Valetta. Pease ‘Milibria; peas ir ee dns jaye. Sebr Foster, Macbias, § jew London. even. Lowi Albany for Boston. Roston. Schr Ann Flower, Albany for EMClark @ masts). Olark, Albany for Hartford. Rebr Wa B Warsh, Hort, Albany for New Haven, Steamer Jackson, er. re. ih inst, off Chineo teague, passed brig Breeze, bound South. ‘Wind during the day from NE to E, with fog. Arr in Bampton Roads ept 10, ship Joba Eliot Thayer Pouniana from Chincha ‘slants wh J ip, eee oe Jon $8 W, re th. Int 18 52 8, lon 33 Siw, cow wo large ian oi ineie members; —, spoke 8! eee ES understood hi dn oe Aire, ae i. for Oalcutta, wie mamete be ‘on board: cha Inande for ‘cone eS nasi epoke bara Indas, of Balumore, from Rio Janeiro fork ‘New Orleans. Sel hic Marine Re BOSTON, Sept 14—Arr: ports jorthern Light, Doane, Maniln; steamer Pa'metto, Philste pl Miscellaneous and Disasters. Br Rarx Rosare, lost’on Seal Talnna on the par Bvton to Syéney, UB, belonged to 8, Her materi be taken to Barrington, N3. Buia Revritix (of New York), reported from Jacksonvliie Trin! th plted Pine lumber, wee the Inland’ Of Tr Iauded and sold. The re were sold aa they lay on the reef The account somes to the “yale Dep artme: the U8 Consul at Port Spain. Rio Janerno, Ang 7—The ship Joba Stuart. Capt *herman > scargo of guano from the incase, bound to Eagiand arr bore in distress the 2d inst. She met with heavy weather on {be passage, was #truck by agea, which did much damage tober upper works ed nprng foreman the oaptain being ‘The ship amazon Is dicbarged and the survey Berd on held on her subsequeat recommended ach repairs, that ihn tendered for the same are 50 heavy the: Geraplain has abancoved tbe abip to tue underwriers, Sbe ‘wil be sold by auction for the interest of all concerned. Spoken, & Ship Gideon (Swe) from Mainga for NYork, 14 days oct, no ate, lat 94 2), lon Sa8t Ship Jusn Fernandez, Given, from Callao May 9 for Eng land July 14, Jat 18 8, lon 37 © Ship Ocean Chief, ‘Tonin, from Liverpool April 7 for Mel bourne, May 16, lat i8 8, ion 34 W. from would Ports. Baxnapors abt Ang 2¢—In port brig Royalston, for Tarks Islands, to load salt for Portsmouth, NH Care Towns, CGH. no dae—arr bark Fleet Eagle, Lind berg, Boston. %—In port brigs RB W Packer, ‘are HayTigm abt a Mayhew, from Boston, ars ; Aurelia, Lavender, for Bos ton ide Mortreat, Bep! 7—Arr ship Mortimer epee Sampson, Antwerp. Pout av Peirce, Aug 2—In Sarah Moore, for abt 2h: sobre Mary B Koay 9. for ‘rh; ope & ‘bid Slat brig Maria Lee, Alabama, Caver, from —, arr Boston. ho jo Suara. qey In yd brig Caura, for New York. led. walling for water on the bai pri—Arrschr Mary Jane, (Crosby, Phila a Sreamemir Bair} ch, NV ork. 16—Arr Bounding Billow, Saenll Boston 8—Arr Sen Breeze, Mayo, Shields. Sid 224 Joba Henry, Merritt, Cadiz Axinn June 2l—Passed by, Lowell, Knowles, Ratevis for 77h, Bortbern Light, Thoape, Manila 2 Eagle. Wi) Minuit foe London wae Greea, Ma tila for Calcutta; 6b, Nabcb, Cole, N¥ork for" Hon; ong. ‘Cres of the Wa a Foo chow foo fer mn; th, a bar, Hutton, 8 for Liverpool “Awor, June lear loo Flommer, Rwaiow (and ald 28th for RYors): Hh, Raw Koppiach, For: Apataine, South Australis, uss ‘%—Arr Carrie Leland, Rmvb, NYork: Ringdove, Nulman, yh Inland; & M Mills, B moh _ hore Caste Schmict Maliken Quebec, "Oa Sis Highland Light, Svipp. York. Arr at the Pill Sist, Sharon, Milis, Cronsiadt; William, New York. Barri ver, Ang 7 — aor en, Bieengrafe. NYork, Weser, Galveston Therene, boberm Ba'timore, Edmuod, Webmann, do; Jobann &midi, Brandorf MOrleans; Athens, Bebiling NYork; Geestemunde Kuhike, do; Augasie Ericha, Richmond; Ocean Home, Meant, Trinidad Baxmen, Aug 2—Arr Schiller, Babr, Baltimore; Indians >. Baber. NYork vis London ARCELONA, Ang 14—Arr Angetita. Ventoss, NOrieans: On do, Celia, Rivas, Savansah; Ocean Wave. ‘Yerk jiuly 18-Arr JF Wheeler, Robinson, Cirda: trp ames, Boston: 20, Sweepstakes, NYork Mary Robinson, Grocker, N Yor ly 1—Arr Quatre Bras, Ronétx, San Francisco , Aug Air Kate Sweellana, Bardett, Gloaces Sr me Three Sisters, Robinson, WYork, Cacorta, 6—arr Belle ofthe Wert, Howes, London; Tih, Junlatn King, Mauriiva, ‘Washington Allston. Graves Haenoe Agree, 85 hee Pucker, Jones, sydney, NRW: 8, th, Ocean » Hale, Liver pool: Genera, Walker. Benim via Madras arin ‘Atalanta, ol mith Berkabire, Wiliams, do; Linh, Piying Nx Bomnay, Buin a msi ibe, Li Cu ib Bepie Wike Weters. and Thos W Sears, Jonen Porg Kong: 17th, Art Union, Sherman NYort; 13th, National Eagle, Mathews | London. Sid from Rangor July 6, Marigen Carrier, Kaapp, Boston; Lt a gg nree oo 10h, Jobe Lia Cobb, do; 15th, an 0. Drat. Ang S —Arr Lagrange. Mazes, !4ndon for Oubs (ant anchored). Paved by 20th Richard Anderson, Coffin, from Rotterdam lor Bawimore. Wort the Wire 2 Laura Wilmsen, from Bremen for New DUNGENEe, Aug 8—O%, Bwe sohr Jenny Lomberg, from Gertie for NV ork Fisinona, Aug 94—Arr Ker ler. Pratt Boston for 8 Peters GoHENPORG. AR Ramncne Ave banoes, NYork; 2th. Transit, Davis, Boston, HeLvorr 50. Bid Bary Con. Abe {. Filan, Ryder, Boston Arr A B Kimball, Blethen, Callao; Jo *NYork; R Ander ne Arr Hotep ir {Yor Jaly 1, sn, 8B, Siagbou Francisco, vel Boseeli wane BYors, Rid By Wi Good Hape, Miler, Bingupore Brothers, Peele, Baog- yen 3 July ome en iat "ban Franciaeo, Sth Eva Jobaona, root, Ang %—Arr Australia Smith. NYork: Seot 1, Corus, Lepraus, 2. Chy of Baltimore (@), York Ord Wh, Vesta, Kiran, Wilmington; Sie Hortense, Parner, Caleuttn, Km!ly 8 Pierre, Teaser, Ubariestou (aad remained inthe river Ist) Bid Rept 1. Windermere, Smith, WOrleans: Helios, Laws, Robins Gharkeston: Lady Kasseii, ‘Sinciatr, Barannab; Colina, 0. Foi cut San. Saranac Rowland, NYork (probably Phila Bucvaport M delphia) are Farver Philadelphia; Peer Maxwell, Marshall, Syevey Wh Files, MG be, Watts, Patierson wa, posbeatee, Eiwe!l, Dione, M'Lallan, Calhoun, NOrieans: Persia (@). Jndking; Balt tn rye independesce, L Le A de Fear! peep. Manila, Cid Dan Mark Beadtons, Ben Pree Trade, Biorer, Port Phillip Si clearance, May Queen, or kkoihold, New pins Herage, SO, Rewiane’g, Paroit oe nt (ane rom [emi $0uh). yay at Lant, Shields nd Kirkwall (anouber account saya NYork): dla, Asa Baw yer. Gates, Rio Janeiro. Lasnem. Aug $1 Arr Pentneket, MeBean, NYork. Paverda, Aug le—Arr FA Rawiine, araat, Sevapnah, dune lé—Are Scargo Crowell, Francison; lexander. Ho! do; 18th Prospero, oan ad Bin for Amoy), ist, Ore Smith, Bostom; s7th, Feather, Brown Sydney. NS ‘Faoob Bell, Hebi, Hong Rong: Tancieeo. Kid Jume 18 Kate Howe, ere ir linrraneeke , Talbot, Call eee PS a In aah, Hosbuck, Boule. from, swansea for Caldera, eatarn star, Hamaond, (rom Rang soa for Fat eae Suyana, Ang 1% Oembridge Harding, Rorton Br Nazaine, Acg 2—Mid from ise Roads. Admiral Oary, Leroy — jeiiningh nae, Sane 30—Arr Mandaein Perrit, N¥ork: 26. Ce aimer, Hoes Rone = Anckland, Nelson, Formo lansbes, Hons Piel, ng vor fos dg. gete $10 for . mee varoRe, ae 4—arr ‘Anes What Rhotes, Batavia: Sth, Howland, bot wer, Amith, Hong Tavior We Wt ik Privee, Brown, Barrett «0S ebroeders, rine ® N York, 2b, Oanton. Beonaw eu este. Aug 36—Arr Ginila, (eateavial, New Orleans; J Waketald. Batler, Li a rr ary Elizabeth, Michols, and J Wee Venice Aug Arr Mor Tare, armen. OO8TNG Ag Herat, Hungerford, Swatow! Sid 28d, Korum Wind, ‘dove. Foo ehow foo. Pp OR Msg one Hit, for Dimarare, pit back leaky, in and wi'! be The Bement, Ode | whieh wos sented and prt og the bank at Port Wiig Point, haa bee condemned and sold The Peter Marcy, for foe Bgstgn, Ful back leaky; ahe will Rave to discharge and go Into dock. Lompow, & American ship Neptnne’s Favorite nmnmerin, for Port Putty in seve tying’ et the Bark nll D0 ew fore topmaat which was carried away just be omewrees by ship Dancan Duubsr, for Sydney, at 4 A see Hammond, from ¥angnon, nto this por, ve ter’ ay Vaky, wit caiweee te. mee ay ing been. iD can teat, me a ry TY Bell; oo with ‘an Trallan, whet Went ‘town imme diately witb all Nanda. Snaxanis, June 0 —Phe U8 elo, Levant. for Yao ehows feo, proceeding io re Jone ia” cot one Oa he poo Ee, aio akg Sade Lg hy» me eustalce mi roceed - ed on her vovage pitta ° Stine bo moma aeeeuean aes Lexington, from Orleans for Liverpool, cn shore in Bran‘on Ray. BoRKed, and pee oot fas water in her hold. #he in heat ne wigond. thd w-ather ‘continuse moderate there are ving tbe priscipal part of the cargo. ouTH. Nort lk, Avg 29—The Ameriean bark Hiawath: Neb York, from London (im bel'ast), missed nand wen. on the bank off Palling bnt was ansis'ed off ny Pullin beach- men, and brouebt up im these roads this morning. without parent damage. ALTE AN EL Bept 11 eebrs RDI! ue Era, opt ore ectre B. Dillon, Rosa; Aur Fand. fo; M. Joh john, NB. Bair Dighion: HD y, Dighton Mt aah Sept 12, PM arr brig Indurtry, Robinson. Pati. fen 3 Meroer Cullen, Pea Sani aoe and Margaret Tilton, Tibbetts, Delay ‘Tilton do; F Taf, rant Rend, i ts ware Chty, ie Bess erie Genel! for @ ebip. Sid Saturday, wind NI er Wm ath Bhadtpa Dad atarted in tow and azehored'o Ns where ahe remained on Bundey taco wi bres Frei Hobbe, and ‘Abeona, whiob put baek. Nothing ala wind WI B. ‘Nept Inn ivcarr scare EF TIMOR! Lewis, 8'etson, ; Julia Bmitb, Crowell, ng ie Reow Flake, — ‘old ste Jos Whitney, aa, Bowion; ship Marseliles; bred Doneola wr bber, Bos, 5, P Wetheril, Goh, do WB Darling, Baxter, lonces'er: Cariton Javre, Tyler aod. Ellicott, Doan. ¥ ior ia bark BA Alchols, [Nick ole, Mntevidnoand mit; wap. a, prone ms PB; Sobart Hoover, Me; JD Linoolu, Wi ; schre WB Dar: Free fe, Bagier lageester, P Wetherill, Covb. Howton, we MR RIESTOR ‘Seo! 10—Arr schr Snow Squall, Crockett, Bockport Me. In the offing ship Richard Cobden, “lack. from Liverpool, Cid brigs J A Jones, Rictolkon, NYork; Toccoa, Patten, Georse'own 80. galt RIVER, Sept 12—Arr echr Worseater, Rhodes, Phila- ha for Providence. FALVESTON, Aug 2%—Cld bark Montauk, Lincoln, New for’. GEC RGRTOWN, DC, Sept 8—Arr brigs Poconocket, Salem; Fidelis, NVork a 6—Cid brig Kate Anderson, Lod arenes: : achrs brady Etevenson, and u 8 Ferga~ orl ‘HORTLE Sept TcArr bark Mary H Kendall I, Brook, Paile- delphia: be Hier ay Bing, Brown, RYork, Cle brig'Lanza- Carden: ae ORURARS, Sent 6—Arr abip Silas Holmes, Grifitha, k Niord ' Rio Janeiro NEw BRED? ORD Sept 12—Arr sebr Stranger, ay, Fo- casset for Rorfole Sid schre J Grierson, Harding. Delaware Chy; Renown Baker Birabetbro-t: Gauges, Preserved; M Vassar Jr, Crapo, 3 and Florids, Howes, Philadelphia; sloop Helen, Pe Sept 14—Arr ship Ocean Ranger Tre- Mary A Benue Banks, Salem; Frane Mau'l, eo = x. Lizzie Menll, Garding: Lady’ Snflolk. Bake, and © Gen Hersey Gilkey, Provitence; M Wrishtington. Fall R ver. Cl NY¥ork: bark Ls Cignena Rerry, nd; Qarilele. Boston; schre Lizsle Mau!! ‘Meall do: B Walls, Williams. Charleston ; ia Chandler, Fortleads Eaton, Beker; Brosatels Fuk, Gen Hersey. Boston; N BT Thompeon Barner do; 8 1 St stevens, Rind’ey Salem. RICHMOND Sept 1!—Avr scbre Wm Woodbury Hiegtva, Rockport Me: H&S Neild Stevens, Providence; Richmond, James: Partber Soper; # 8 Smith, Cranmer, and A Vancieat, Vereleat. NYork. 12b—Arr sebr Ellen Athine, Marston Rockland; aloor Bran+ dywine, O-rnes. XYork Sid bark Reheces, Stirer. Rio ‘a> Reiro: brig ~wrleane Bird. Dubell_ Baie and » mbt; sare en Rogers, Boson; Kate Kaliahan, Kallahan, New YOAV ANRAH, Rept 9—Arr ship Georgis, Mactoon, Philadel pbia; brig Aladdin Shortwell Wiscasset; schra Loyal Seran- ton, lowden: Target. Furman. and Vapor, Powell, § York. aa Cle brie Belle York Darien; sch: North State, Der> n NYork. paroNiRurOR, Sept 12—Arr schr Richard Law, Lamphear, ort hwen. WISCARSET, Sept Arr ebip Tamerlane, Holmes, VPALMINGT(N, Sept 9—Arr sch Ingomar, Case, a Bra‘shaw, Fish, Vor: 10th A J De*ossett, Tucker; Jona- than Jobnson. mn; Humming Bird, Nef, ano J H Chad- b, bark oe MeRae, pene Live Steamer Konne Wrirhtington Mebtiogon bee, Band. W ley, Gmmous, b York: 11th. brise Ri >| a, Swa asbingtoo schra. Benjamin Siroag, naa Bt rrell NVork. : ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ae WARD DEMOCRATIC BEPUBLIOAN ENROLLED ‘Assoc ation.—A meeting of the above association will be held at the Adriatis, corner of Hudson and Barrow streeta, on Toes tay evening Se it. 15. at ock All members are re quested to he punctual tn thet buainges of portance will be brow mere, NDER L SHAW? President, { Searetaries. Famcer Wu TH WARD —THE DE SOORATIC REPUBLICAN A8- tt Ty ‘at the Four A. Frye, J_VAN AKSDALR, feket nominated ‘st Syracase Punciual attendanes of the membere is requested as important will be sab> mitted for the action of the mesocintion, " “fe ARSON HERRBIOK, President, Rancis Bracom. etarvin, $ Secretaries, THE LECTURE | SEASON. J OTICR—1ROTORB | N © TIT® VOICR IN OONWRO- Mon wh the General Viral” at Calvary Bapui ohare. venty | wreet, Thurscey evening, Sepioa 5 Oraries Gullmevte, DP, Pr. fessor of Focal ant Lecturer 03 Diseases of Tee the Throat and Tangs TH NEPTRE MAKKET GUaRi frierds of this company are ty maet at Ovo- tral Hall this day, (Tuesday eter 1236 M.. to attend tho: funeral Of our lete friend and aeersiaie, Otristooher MeCtes- a a IN COL. Bienannsox Seoret ry. ROUSS, 6 LODLOW this com a ses Ry px ~4 evening, @t § o'clock, uptt! for ther notice. EDGAR A, ROBERTS, Uaptain, Jon §, Wusky, Orderly Sergeant, LOST AND FOUND. OBT—BANK BOOK NO, Of or TH ppp aes Beok. The floder will jenving \t at he bank, Mo €i Chambers stre*t. ee MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, & ring, with & single ‘diemond; 5 name ts ea- groves tnade, Whoever will ressore the ring to tee oflice of Wm ¥.¥. Denix! Sl Wall street, shail be well re- warded and will moch o lige the | ser 08-4 POODLE POG, HS 1¢ ALL, WHITE EXCEPT one spot on his back, «nd thet Anaware to the name of Billy Any perro jorrsog hire ‘o So. 0 Jay = $5 reward He i no use 1 any pervon, bub to (be person who jont him. oat — A, SMALL LADY'S Wat i. In A poors ting cate, ornamented with pearls. ander wi be berally rewarded by returning 1 Ske owners 9 Mast Fineieents street, New Vi ___ REWARDS, mai » it hae © Gial'andagold rhein, «ny coe refuraing the came to af 0 shove reward Jon! wre will Feels F PaIp FOR THE RECOVER. bare Prk Rig $205 ah ate tea Taian’) betwee Biel ia yee feet 8 lachee tm ‘years of one shed pants ond Bens see Sod was dressed te dred coe, ured eat. Information may ven Ws Mable, » 18 Jobo street, N.Y. bua 20 Raw. aD. STOL.ON, FROM THE PREMISES OF the ber, 145 Kast Twenty third street, om Sam 7 GO wh ‘eet horse, de- twocaleche comches and six te follow?—One team of long tall Irom graye, one dling: a)e0 ome team of dave, one Jong tall aly one long tall bay seri one white do. Th= above reward will be paid On ro: pa = ates eanaahert on ae WILLia NW. RMVTIM, 196 Rast Pwenty third atroet. 25 REWARD —1O8T ON SATURDAY BVBNING Inet, at Tig o'clnek. in varelt House, rm Bevenier nt Kireet ani old wath bite Tohnson, fuad the tohiale of ra ro thereon ved the baek: bad atiscred 'o the wateb a dure white eryetal store gral with 8 black sllk.chain, | Paenbrok re will please rotate the tame If offered The above reward will for said tnd’ no questions = ‘at the office of the Everett oun, ROM THE SAPS OF MUR. ye tren i bene le in three le bf om STOLSI he reward will be ps ae ae tniet, by MURPHY & y PUBLIGATIONS. lata SECOND _RDITION OF HIB 18 CELRBR AT. ALL MD A ey {80"ted ail they come fray for we id plmeee reas st fee 0 No. 9 Bornee street. oats WALTON |.8-veRy, ‘vols, L2en0., ow. Jast published, and for eale #. &. eoT?M, & 00, Mew York : io. LIT Fratton wiree, a: APES gunn aaa AND CUR CURTALN GOODS, YOUNG & JATREN mace nt oom Rrosdway, corner of Franbiin strege The entire mock to be cloves out Immediate’ t mt rent bee rains for onah Fours’ ieane of wore for sale,