The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1857, Page 2

HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1867. THE FINANCIAL PRESSURE. The ov nu | *uitredtato between the defendants and the Return to the Writ of Certiorarl im Mrs OF THE FOUNDING pany, under August ‘Onse. eee Tale |e rensck Cone tons you Sai GuEA?—GRAMD | coa\Geet the express qurnmes coven —apneras 3PENBIO! ILURES, ASSIGNMENTS. PROCESSION, 8Ue Cero spent pt | @FROULATIONS, Bre., BTC. Pot ae get ftlowtng are the reported canignaneats,, ‘Tho niath anniversary of the foanding of the village of ay cole Durdell. The affidavit of District Attorney Hall sets fort Co , Pouliney, Vt, % ‘that on oF last a writ of he- & 1 ‘Vt, failed. Morrisania and the sale of 00d house lots was celebrated at eee ‘about the Sut day of , Bult and Cendier, erage, Boston, Qj, failed. on Wednesday in on appropriate manner, by processions, — bens corpus wa lagued out of Uke Bupreme Court, obtained pA Sosten "one into inscivenoy. wpeeches, balls, fireworks, &o.; the principal feature of | aitered the direction om the by and returnable before the Hon. bons, Providence, R. I., suspended. the day being s grand procession, which formed on Rall: | the injury which Philip alien & Sone. a day derstand that the direotion body, commanding the warden of Z. allen, Providence, R. I., suspended om endorsed road avenue, with the right on Fifth street, at 8 o'clock, | Coobeey “Son to produce before him the bedy Paper. . under Grand Marshal HB. Ladd, Keq , as follows:— te desorbed ir Cunningham, otherwise Burda, Logor & Folmer’ ~ } was submitted by Geo. P. Town. that the company desoribe - Nesmith & Oo , New York olty, The following repor duis ‘Musio—Brase band. py ‘and cause of hor imprisonment. That a ae ter, Ide & Oo., straw goods, ‘York city, sus- ond ae chairman of mie apota a former moe: Coal 4, me. (under commend of Oaptain 2 Wot oy three ad ny of sopra ancordingty ‘ Y : of the di jot H. water & Oo. 0 og cheat me ex) Frederik G, Seman, Now York ity, easigned; Unbiliticn | 16 Sle: '*P to duite nia the ‘ablliies, sancw, fs ot (Cousiating of Lady Washington Fagive Oo, No. 1, of Mor- | referenoo to it uoed the sald body before the Hoa. onid aden 81500008 ne nant wofortenate bark Albion Oocper, of Portland, Maine, an ms Lo aye (bing more than « description with a certain commitment of one et eet Now Work ty enapended, |. The Labilities of the firm are about $43,600, of which the | scoount of which appeared exciaalvely in the Hat vals Empire Engine Oct Nev ir'ef Weetchemar” numbering | \dectify the butler as Polloe Justice of the city of New Grom saylee ke 'Facks produce,” New York al, wen: | smoust due depositors iv about $12,000. "The momlaal av- | morsioy in antsipenon of the nogalar wall avout 36 men. and this ovuld said Ema Oonningham, ters .- - wy, ‘sets are about , from which the committee believe 1 Hose Co. No. 1, of Morrisanis, numbering about 90 men. | the Express Company, ron without ball, o a charge of opted mack Os., tiw'York ii ra there may be } '$27,000, exclasive of about $6,000 | Captain Barton, of the bark Cornelia, of New York, eaw 4 tad re bneer tc we Wis made; tat Ueroupen the Weislar & » New ay. mares sul up) (4 and onseoured from the Messrs. Eiy, whiod the remains of the Albion Coope? om the 34 instant, WhOD | Fogy gna Ladder Oo. No. 1, Of Morrizania, numbsring d their duty, Movereed aed coun hat 08 wae S Frnt suspended, | Mr. Brewster, Sen., Srealy believes will be pall. If's0, twenty. miles southwest of Orange Key. ‘about 25 men. apis In apy way orniributed - | 10th day of September ‘William ee ator city, sus. | the catimaten avaliable assets will stand $33,000, which 3 Rappabannock Engine Co No 4, of Mott Haven, number | dored themselves liable body made a final. wr J. Bell 5 * UL Tay to depostiors Sb por cent. If nothing ‘be realized OUR MAVANA GORREEFONDRNOE pices Gh eee which be may soared by weighs eetala oder suspended El then depositors may ive per v. Sept. 0, 1857. otection Engine . Melrose, numbering a>out ae Se rare. ‘New York city, sus- | cent. Toe remuining portion of the auscls are comprised |, she steamship Pht’ hie alae eet this morn bis sd pH, an 8e0 De grou! cuody and lmprisccinen Soytaca Soa & mma, tees, 4 Of bad debts of Kinds, worthless stocks, &2., &3., |? pees ‘Morriannia Loigo No. 428, 1. 0. of 0. F., numbering about | Judgment mest therefore be entered for the . | body). And further this deponent saith bar wd & 0o., hardware, New York olty, | _ Abthe time of the failure tho Thames Bank bad securi’ | ing at 6 e'olock, and discharged her passengers, mais, 30 mae, . Henry @rantvs. N. Ohamberiaine and }. H, Swords, Walton , hardware, J {erat Plahaen of the Gm, toe amaneh scaled Fine and express matter into one of our ferry steamers. Turners’ Association, numbering about 30 mon. reolten ‘ana does buriness at Winchester, Sworn befere Judge Rocssvaty. be ey eae seourities, abou ere ao dante are ©. B Oonamt, Dodge & Oo., hardware, New York city, | Of the same soourides, about $8,009 are rep! Bank, | Tb0 Caiawbe is 10 lonve for Charleston this evening. nein. ene ee Indies, re- | ple’s Express for the pom tea once OF SEE gone. which last mentioned cla!ms are also seeured by a pledge | Our health aa last advised. erate, ae ca eins Fowe net Geek tattnctanstl ‘August, 1863, pon the above afide there Dougiass, hardware, New York cliy, assigned 4 Presenting the seve: legen id r ‘writ of certiorar! to the offloer in anid affid sand Jobn M. Eagar. Of $6,000 of Chicago and Foad du Lac Railroad bonds. Bxchange to day—New York, &0., @ sight, 2 per cent Invited Guests. chased of the Unicn India Rubber Comzany a bill turnable the second Monday in to Can les en . 5 ‘This shows that the claims of the banks must be paid in i Lon- Oana dig. Bnd gave directions to th send Carpenter & New York city, assigned; caused, premiam; do., sixty days sight, par to 1 cisoount. aera! Term of the Supreme te-enid, by failure of Acker & Harris. full. So far as these securities were held by the Banks at cfierss) Clergy. Expries, People’s Hae bi ete, cara JS Cheno day in the First Jadiolal District. M Macnee C Emanvel Brothers, New York ety, failed. a Ghoet Reenennengs weston wed cmd bee Jonwe-d — poe by toleqrentam, siseeales. Pag geben) Isw Youx, Bept. 11, 1867. J. J. ROOREVELE. See lea Kashar, Wow York oly ‘assigned. Ponition thas be given thom in we peed stele dors not yio!dieg thelr Board of Edceation. beard the Expre RETURN OF THE CERTIORARI Stephen Petter, A city, suapontes. ‘The Brewsiers appear to have paid about $29,000 of Snerep priniens Mah. tie—helders net yisiding Public Sobools. apd tt is alleged by plaintiff that a I, Charles A, Peabody, ore of the Just! ves of the Supreme fin Si ‘York clty, euspended. paper, for which purpose they received of the Elys $15 , Mqures, opninas Mette own wants and unfavorable nows Cituzens on foot. taken. The receipts olesrin; Court of the Siate of New Tock, iting. 08 commissioner } it, Baffalo, NY. eosponded. —thut advancing $14,000. fowards this $14,000, H. A. send tel from Charleston of the sup2osed mur: ce ee Greet, Wiseeemere nr ciao. Drooseding of havens corpus, 40 re- Ek’ Broce, Bato, % Brewvter bat received & converauce to his wife of certain | der of Mr. Sallivan, British Consal General st Lima. He ‘Citiz ans tn carriages. the goods, by the bil turn bereby in obedience to the annexed order the ful- Wiliam Fenda, Wefala, ¥ , failed. real estate worth about $8,000, ebieh ‘a conceded, how- pe arch faamar agg gg pe been [Good corner lots along the route } tn Cinotpuatt, to J. 8. Chenowcr lowing proceedings. (Here follow the papers already pub- o ain Wy ine ‘On'Samtay, the 204 of angesh, te Ga Molidiy moruing, | entertained of bis recovery. Our private advices are con. Tue procession moved off shortly afier nine o'clock the ) paseo EE ens Poren Mewes 8. it ant amtenes | te 2 hd tempi) in, Moor, Rvs, | Muy cme nee Wye at eam | sued e'etaet_Rorna HAN soon to Bebo sls mn wha BE wy we we Retice of a ‘awe on the 4 i " of lator, to strike out diel annexed a ane wletclanenand Bank, N. Y., while the balanoe abect of that | given in our lellera premmed the active Inlerres, | in a ne a eet ae ty Donon | Dati in dre eeavon, but was not delivered to J. 8. Ovens. | the Wi the certiorari iapery of inde aad Jobn G. Eltchen, Newark N J., failed, seni to the'drm, show that the Brewsters had | ton of Mr. Sallivan in the ireaty discussions for the | streetto Fordbam avence; Forduam rence to Boston | ein eve "era sendsats “but to Onnapbell, Russell & | the eetrest minutes of the Covrt of — I, D. Bail & Oe., Trenton, N. J., failed. lime of the protest $2,703 1¢ia beak, and etill | disposition and management of, the Chincha, Ise Uourllandt avenue: Courtandt avonus to William street, | O*., Who assumed to forward tho same to the piaintiif by | sions, the decuion of which by me was reserved. M. B. Canfield, Orange, N. J., suspended and said to avbalance Ia tht vor alte (ora ohage Bunk ae rations” WW each be ertied, seer. | Sete monee meeees. Cremtnndl areas te Wane Sree? the'way of outro, It neveronshed hsm, bavng beou ‘0. A. PEABODY. om promived. 04 these cauies may be at.ributed tho im- | bitter most malignant ~ read: urned uisville. MiJewnou’ & Hawotok, tron and orockery, Philadelphia cause of the failure. Dalation, who were Interested in the speoulations | to First street; Fisat street to Boston road: Boston road vo | DUDISG Ot Tetenllle, tau Srorw at Ker Wast.—A severe thunder storm abilities very heavy. d * | The cesh dock of the firm dose not show the exact | predicated upon the treaiy which was under considers | Seventh strec!, and Seventh sireo + 0 | pom the question whether the coourred ah Key West on the 34 at, the lightning strts- be 4 Busbton & 00. crockery, Philadelphia, sus- | amount of funds in their hands on Satardey evening, from | tion. It 1s supposed that his death ooourred on the 16:0 efi om ave chap lots for on . tne moat unin. | # Otuoworth &-Os , Oncianest Spetiathe chy ta tae ’oleaen, Stare: sears eed taeeaies nied. 3 if < the fact that the balances fom day to day Rave noi beeu | or 17th of August, or about the timo of the actual eatling be eae i See ued tanaie Ad ] for sothrig- | dante sgreed to deliver them to the consigness. Afier a | strokes, all within ten miles of the island and occurring im Pearman White & Co, straw goods, Philadelphia, sus- poe mpeg ing 3 (perpen pote one eoeuee Woe ee of the ig Sa pie EM Le Giactincs Maclons Raear esingtibeaios vend carefal exeeniuation ote testimony, Lom ad tho | less :ban balfan hour, The hospital at Fort Taylor. was Panam: , : at they wi e Wented; lisbilities said to be $900,000. Philad pace sali chap 32,800 In payment of ovat. | actual date of occurrence, but as of a fesrfalaod hocrit | balfs mie from therallroad derot—was decorated wits fee ge ds A Mie pe at Ag) F siberbot, Montgomery & Co., grocers, Philadelphia, | Hmrine mm $276 64 paid {ato Ihe hands of the assigneo, | orime jost committed upon the person of one held bigh to | & platform for speakers, numerous scups, benchos, tables, | (err coe se lNput OF the Mal of lading the bs 25 his ded, | end the remainder paid out upoa various personal debis, | pablic esteom for his official oonduot az wel! a his private nday Ade stands fer We salect Inger bien, cakes, | CMe ise box or” pesda te lees’ ee ee ea iaeeiets, cwrventt. | eas ont i. octal relations with the community, Oe eae ee is. IouetBeen, | Cnolunal, J. 8, Oheooworth & Oo, 1 ie undosiable that Hayes & Smith, ecal, Phiiadelphia, suepended. Fash of the members of tho firm bas made an individual | (rigvana (2ept. 9) Correspondence of Charleston Courier. } wo gates and becoming properly “ranged | this was not dote. By misiake they came into tke pos Joveph Ripka, Phiiadelphis, suspended, Labllities about | sssigument, which has been taken into consideration in the | ‘the brig Black Squall; Bryant, of Philadelphia, arrived Eeetho epiakers, ‘mesio, committe wad | 8sei0n of Campbe}, Russell & Oo., tho other agents of the | pisccas ibe comedy Taree 830000. ¢ foregoing estimate. ‘GEO. P- TOWNSEND. | trom’ that port, 6ihnst reports that whilst cropeing the | iryucd fuoste "proceeded Ww snd ooovpled the pat- | Cefendanta et Cinclonet!, who atgumed to forward them | "Petter ve Calter.” are again the chlst for Hiart, Mostgomery & Co., Philadelphia, suspended. i. oan peg) bank on inst. she saw and took oo ng welche hg eon arrenged in the centro of the | 2 oe er ig oars. had been no special ca wie ‘The afierptece is to consist of “My Neighbor's a Ey oard with thres men, who gave thelr names as 2 to deliver Omotonati, and itty DO od 3-E'W' Horrock, dyers, Philadelphia, surpended. 5. A. HUSBAND. Peter Witiatan (a Frenchman), Abraham Osx (a negro), ee een ee eee toad orguaizes ins | UOB resting on the defendants to deliver am gonordisgty, | | ¥rszo's {OAnoex —Simorins fTereas Rolla and the Rareta Rockhill & Vison, clotting Philadelpata, susponded. Tho report was accepted. Pending the motien to that | and Toomas Fahey (an [sishman), who stated thoy had we tho audience was cal . ii, du. | thenthe whole duty o” tho defondants would havo been | ®2¢ '0 veriorm this evening ~the Hovchkies & Barton, Soraton, Pou taled. effect Mr. Townsend made an explanation of opesiderable | been wreoke! in the bag Albion Cooper, of Portland, and | * meeting by the sciccilon of Ms. Wiliam Ualéwell, Su ged by the delivery to Campbel', Ruszoll & Go., | Ras, {he Vicandicre!) end te latier in thelr, famous John Gommell, Pctéravilie, Poan , failed. Jength in respoase to certain queries by 40 | wero the sole survi Shorly af er they were taken {hen opened with prover by the Rev. Dr. Somes of the | Competent forwarders there. (Van Samtwood ve. Si. | {Oriuhe” : P. H.BSallivae, broker, Baltimore, Md., failed. and among other stated that a report which | on boara the Black , Fahey wont to Captain Bryant | Borst oburch of that place. ‘This wea preseesed by | Johm, 6 HIN, 167) Tho defendants were mot bount, in| Roweny ‘Turaree—Bulwer’s play of * Miohaci Weavel, Cumberland, Md., fatled. obtained credence respecting & depoalt Wo | ond stated that the Albion Cooper had not been wresked, | DADO Mint bead and adereses by wevera’ gentlemen; | whe absence of a special contract, to cerry beyond thal | wr °mcay’ seu wily Gardioat, ts fo te tee Prato & Nowte, bankers, Washington, D. C., sus. | bare been received by Wm Brewster of $1,000 & | bat that Wiliams and Cox had murdered her captaic, the Arsvapenter being Benjramin J. ‘Rams, Eeqe who pro: | Foule, an¢ a delivery to e competent forwarder al ita tor: Tt will be followed by the favorke pended. ‘i . ‘ widow who is not provided for in the assignment is entire- iel R Humphrey, the chief and second mate ons peadenae ive come 3 Interesting and useful statistical | 00s would have protected teem. Bat tt seems to me nneth,” which bas been revived with Binford, & Biai, Richmond, Va., suspended. ly baseless; all widows, orphacs and trasters of estates are | seaman, and turown their bodies overb-ard, then set flo | frente u Eons wine tees Suearenlog Ae Dae Mwbich i; | tat in this case they wore bound to doliver the box to | ne success, Bonham, Giiberizon and Oo., Wheeling, Va., assigned. included in the eecond class and are !o be paid in fall. to the Albion Coorer and left ner in the took my Peng nigger township com- | J 8 Chenoworth & Go., and that they could not select | | Burton's —Mr. Murdosh ls to personate Rover in the eome- James Carrigan, Charleston, '. C , suspended. No farteer sction was taken by the meeting and it ad- | piace tho 28th Anguat ull, Immediately on arriving atthis | bPsous thet IDO Grst sedioinans of thas to Coatly suas | Ober comnigrers, and not having fulilied the duty laid | 4y.0t "Wild O ta” and curnoble in Sbakapore's comedy of ‘W. B. Beazley, Winton, 3. 0, failed Journed rine die port, Captain Bryant went to the Consulate, be Ley ead . upon them by law they must respond for the value of tue ad um, . Ney, A 4, Haven, ot whick timo it had nine houses and total popu. | ppen ee f for $590, with iniorest from Sept. 1, 1863, jeorge Thunder in the first qin by ante ye 3 News from the Cape of Good Hope; = Jaticr of fiNteen tpbabitane, whereas it now numbers 175 + tales d om Bop. 1, {Ulda Heron, who is 10 play “ Oamallier? Bisely & Oo., St, Lovis, Mo., suspended, voted bovace aro about etx hundred inhabitants. [Eligtote bulid- ‘Will doubtless be rewarded by. Habbard, St. Louis, Mo., saspended. MORE BRITISH ANNBXATION IN SOUTEERH APBICA— important Decision in Admiralty on Appeal. overtiow: Tt is almost wi to D. 8. Loute, Mo.,_ TES SLAVE TRADE ON THE COAST—WOOL PRICES ENITED 9TA1ES CRCUIF COURT. that she will be sup; by nearly the entire ‘of the Smead, Callora & Hughes, bankers, Cincinnati, Ohio,] —RAILWAYS AND BANKS—ARDIVAL or as Bofore Hon, Judge Nelson. Tapas Kaabivh.—Mtbb dew pile’ elie’ “Pettnne @itbiali Jease ry ‘Moore, Oinclunstl, Orio, assigned. ee aetna manne THe rca GERMAN COLLISION ABD NARROW CHAWNEL nd Be Face cf Oe | ng ae gtd to be 4 : H ‘cone and’ Messrs. Wheal apes & Jennings, Colambus, Ouio, wuspended and se} FSoron—an AMERICAN SLAVE ARP OUDAN Serr pale hep lr boealeane BAA, methane Jétereon'ia'ike YErmer, nlghuy elcka tbe warmoet g The libel in this case was filed by the owners of tho mal & Livermore, Sanduaky city, Ohio SLAYER. United ow selling af from | "<7 ag E. Frankia & aiexandsta, Onley filled and as- We have received files of papers dated at Cape Town, nore, {Good lols | Isabella against the Commerce for a collision on the North Psi pct nee delinasitons Cf--——4 ‘ Cape of Good Bepe, on 26th of July. ymaber; : river, near Castloton, some ten milos below Albany. The | in ho*‘irah Kmigrant” tisevening. Mrs. Goward wil ties ra , attion, Ohio, falled. i visors of West- perform in the comety entitied ihe “Little Devil.” C7 The Natal papers say thet the Buffalo district hasbeen | ine previous i inges ef caretmnate, | Members Indiana was sasending tho river on tho enst | "7 osu sesso —teingnee aumben ef pheoth Ber declared @ portion of the Natal colony, and been vistted county, Morrieania Kast | 0140 with a tow of ten boats. The Ieabelia, the one in | atv ens alin withing me Messe eres cee ie he oe miles. question, with barge Cleveland, were the lest ter, aad | Aquaria or en of the Ocean " end hear the characteristie and settled by Dr. Kelly, the magistrate of the Klip River k ighdridge- ‘Clairmount itto one town- | Were connected by a baweer to the tug. There wasanin | national songs of the Welsh Nightingale. Siteies, mmsah to the eatietaation ef the ‘Detehs ‘hosts veil. sieteeiens tue annie termediate tier of fonr canal boats, connected by & | | Krworianin.—Bes'des ibe susiomary variety of song, therein. On this the Cape Town Argus remarks:— about the pee Wy Te, «4 bawser, some two hundred foot in advance of the two | burleeques, jokes, anon, Ac. George Oli sty and Wood. fare other places on the east coast also eligible for set | ard Matanzas. I 4 ; a Jast. ‘Tha Indiana bad passed Mull Ietand, end bad ecrsigh offer helr fares Of “Welle.” and the Bryrai's thet ry should be secured, if Britush supremacy ts to aoe Pro | ened up om theeast aide of the river. as near as it» laughs ble scene cenomin ied she “Fighting Ponies be maintained in Bowh Africa I! is, bemdes, evident that a 615. 6 6 w atatistionl List Of | Otte for her to ge, and bad advanced eo far that tho last | Miss Mav's Finst Coxcene, Miss May’s frst convert Sonaabing seve tate is ew their read by Mr. p ‘above the bead of the ieand, | Dice on Tursday next. The gale of tickets from ‘or Inhampane, b’ tow was opprette, or just of iend. | meruing at Hall's music siore and at the office of ‘ou the cosa! between ibe Foraguose sel Fatuatim. | The Commerce had lef: Al ‘bai evenizg, ani was do- mee a a ee) 3 many have $1,144,359 | ee Coit pnd ba aie Togs following ay ar "en | rae tance afew y twas SSS 00000000 ee peat of the trade. Proms tain vetal tour iim cargoes 70.000 | Dera undred ‘oontan ‘ery dark. Tke Commerce after passing the ludana| ADVERTISEMEN ENEWED EVER’ Y. double Sod lninty tbe severance ts end some x Mel ty fentbo | weal from seventy toono hundred fect, when about oppo. | ——— 18 BE ste Toa les of the seaport of Ni an that the Imperial government can lang con. tinudto pervistin the retrogressive policy inaugurated by the aban- inty, or dee iy bo aad to fc, terctortes in S the interesua 2 pal ODT. = ‘and commerce imperiously polayout ike necesstly of #0. 122/160 | Pte the second tier of tows, took a aheer to the casi, and taus PERSON. 667) chenging ber course, struck the leabelia, which was lashed wr rrr tbe larboard side of the Clereland, and. of course, near. | JF JOHN FOVERDEN, WHO, LEFT IRELAND FOR | the Commerce, sinkfog vevsel and one. The Coart a ay Ret opeiag, will weave bis oAdrene om the under- 64,42 | below was of opinion upon the proofs, that the I:abella | "™C/GORwAN & WILSON, 2 William s:reck New York. 160/850 | was wholly in fault, being out of place ai the time, and far J ide | Svcs ectec auc “as cnt coe. | P"TRRSAPOS WORD ov PRR Barge, o@ L126 | merce, — {| formation res esting blm will be twsanfaly reosived by SUBSPENS'ON OF THE CITIZeNS’ BANK OF CINCINKATI. From the “ Ctmoionati Ti , 85,575 Our sty ‘Seonomontad cuetinn teste regular pros 11'860 ee Se this morntug, with the knowledge that the Citizens’ 278 = S. FANNY FORREST, OF PHILADELPHIA Pha Bior nad » and oloved its doors, at least for the Property of nan residents.$4,049,260 find her irlend from Virginias, now in the city, aad & Sst ‘This event was unexpected; at | muchenergy, = = == | «Re plactones have Doon in tho Bait of lending their slaves | gal of churches............++ a. 65,000 | ter for her im the MN. ¥. Post oan sen yn simon beodes to be an ect aa eaee Pee ae ieee: id OP PARIELL—MARY ANN —THE ADVERTIORE IB Jedged fact OY oy path Hence asiness ry ‘end aed ame iz pe ‘To‘al held in trast by Hariom Baliread Oo ae ae ay ate ee ee fo ry wled finan French war s camer nouse, jane, mon. ne eee be Gul matters, were Dat Mito, sswoeiahed. thatthe Citizens’ | £0) horee power, Capiain Dabourilio, from * = | = Bank failed to open tts doors this morning when bank hour | 'm Simon's Bay on the afternoon of the 2istof Jaly. She 2 arrived. sailed from Toulon May 27, bound to Caina with Baron Lo + on — wae Jam | But not to the small deporitors of this bank came the | Gros (i Ambassador for Ohina) aad suite on board Tho sccond desree ouasts that captains of consting steam. 0 was followed by Geo. H. Parser, Esq., wto Inteligence cf Ite suspeneine, wittout creating ¢ The Folksbiad says that the quinqueapial synod of Datch | eng yn pay ‘ged in & humorous tirade against the present boop | sear Be given due notice of their intention to withdraw | Reformed church wil! begin ks sittings in the month of is one my ‘Olticiads in command of a | Mania of the ladies, Short and » }9 epooches were | their funds, and pow osly Town Pesaport, ‘Set districts | giso made by Henry Spariley, Raq ,¢f Morrisania, and thirty days, w AmceP, Hawley, Erq , of Mott Haven” Good lots for tale } end retain After the spe ad beea oonciuded, the President | bave It tp bs: 5 jew reoreation by ‘asec , in plonicing, u nate fave. hopes far, Wel the chving | A correnpendent of the Pronter Tomes, wrtng from Fort ince Banco, vin. to proven saameraand cmamera from | 3¢icg ie ten epectineens tee ‘aly complied ~ a | sm aunded that" ie The Oommerce in ang toe . ° ¥ * ? erty soos oolceed avout be buing, wt tesor preety eater ind rexyant ence | Retro) frem on plat anoiber i tbe and, 4ad'a¥o | TFine wieace ine mnary wera formed into and ox- | SemcleN ane hat been shorn for tue mancarry. ‘The on Main street Empiovatal Ikwonid be will if afew sover, iedawuious | % Prevent the slaves from being shipped on board the | {raued'im the’ elt aril auch to tie wealiicauoa of imo | ‘eeree Delow, therefore, must be reversed, aud & decree {sformation, and sorm gave bis instrcotions to the Chief of | men woull wend Thrir way hiner “There is abuadanoe of | steamers and cossiors from the slavers, whoa the latter | (cued in ip " | ensered for the lbellants, with reference as io damages. Police, who oat no time in Bavitg almost the complete | NoPE. and close apolisation to it in right good earaest would | approach the shores of this ialani—whicn ctroamstanoe, | ‘iiands of ‘a mateh ot base. bell was pi TepesieAbe £0 Gan durreme ee ae wl ‘ ensure io many a competency. there was good reason to believe, has of late ofton 00 ~ =~ communi r. Seen tne Wiener to senties AbEE -telees foree ia the viciahy, he himeotf in command. These pre. | “SNis So Sut Stes in reference to the progress of | Servos , Detmees ibe Union Clab of Mo riasaia and Exselalor Giud | ary. 16,— Ruse Sluryis ws Steamboat RL. Maybey — Sub. tc. Casa cautionar) mesures prevenied distarbanoe, w “. 4 ‘South Brook came Bg — was thought by many woul¢ ereue upon ig of ae deme te . ‘There have been one or two deaths of officers of rank in Union Gleb, 20 t0 9. The match tovk on the base | This was an appeal from the decision of Judge Bitte, who tbls house, patronized as it waa by the poorer classes of | o'r ites bance then is vere tthe Gee! ball ground of the Union Club, about three-quarters of © cismissed a libel fled to recover damages for a coil‘sion the com munity, who ould illy ailrd to lose their small | mon apeen. to taveobiained the good will mile from the depot, and was wimessed bye Oom- | which took pice some years since, between the steam SS ik tmuped the following ich wes pelted Bareas ims here apace of Une, ead are certainly & great ac course of ladiea and gentlemen. (Good low wale | tugs Rector and R. L. Maybey, off Sandy Hook. ‘aco, an! card, whi and i : ef dreworka, eels f from the | involved one very important queetion, namely ;—Whether Judge Botts was right in deci thai whoro the ollision ‘was oocastoned by the wilful fault of both vessels, the doo Boston road and Fordham a | tine —— (t ¢., that each party should bear ON OOURSS, 1. 1.—TROTTING.OF T bh a q 11-7 Province. . German English = win ' the monolary condition of Natal, tho erst end suenetery eee ee Serer eres of | *ecetaatte wes a pbriod Jn the history of this tour when wite end mon ‘a's conaeqven uy lL} are wee Ul the Obi> Life Insurance and Trust Compasy, a which a | Wrage ween o pounder bale, and whea oar wenia indast lal epee dollars. Lee peed Yt by | thousand people. ‘The remaindor of be night | bait hould not govern this caso, and that 22, at bal'past iwo o'clock, & match for 98. large amount of the reacy foncs of the tndersigned were | Phu Commins! Prowecia mon 90 promising wee: ihe prewen! io eartne Wo pentiomes w: ns w dod to the reorcasion of the ballroom, two balls | seither party should got costa of the othor. Tao caso wee | {70 mile heals to wageng. Geo. Spica? names deposiied, couplet with the ilinees of the sonlor member | fiusiry bare not been acsiaincd bye correspoaaing, increas | // ‘ry to report the decease of « child who came | P&*iDE been prejecie’ and azranged for—ons' under the | very fully argued before Nelsoa, in April iat, by | 7.,Mcdenn names 0 6. Price Ona, Mull leave, wpe i i ui bare’ thm unanfor | “ni mr eat, wr eis‘ | tamer te i” Ta hard aroning fae | fol" ena Cte, Storia aula | Meister saat oman, pomimn tment | nnd i gre er Peo hl ras i” , har im to a for | peedily 'o relieve very serious r ? ani je , 00" of the * ani Be " _ the present tbe operations ¢f thetr business. ments will ensue. and, snd industry of all kinds | was « lady left behind im this cliy, whose life is des | tn9 cher onder tho direction of Mesera. C. L. Gsorge | th any Eg eo, oy be le Saw & WHITE, Propo pemed ef Jobr Immerse and Thowas Bowrr, at Washington Court, affirmed the decren below, deciding in favor of oult ee ——————_— whee dennstion a New Orica, Why User wore not | eae! Daliroom being taauefally deoora.e’ with Gaza, bunt’ | the May dey. The libel was Bled in this cate by the liber EXCURSIONS. i ings, inscriptiens, ko The pubiio houses, liberty poles, lant, owner of the stoamtug Hooter, 0 recover damagos rn re ane Incededs eet. A Bstoment of ‘A £100,000 loan bill bad passed Through the Natal | tware, they (J versed oe tans fn ILO oat ese is Wie Be eat” wet of wisn | for $ collision with the setnaeg Meybey, whish ooourred Fer Line Fe pee, ey Ly Ea, Councii this city at this unbealthy period of the year. p and bans ns . LA Fare to Keyport 18 sents when ee ie too ry i, | _ The Natal Mercury understands tnat Sir George Grey The Tovernmens of thls islana bes authorised the tatty = ton . sutab, Go LUORD & Will shortly visit tho colony, with the two fold purpose of | the bonds of the Spauish Bank of Havaca to the extent o important te Oarrtere, EYPORT, CLIFFWOOD AND UNION OiTY ptgece— Ip accordance with this Boties, we fin: ‘using bis influence for the settiement of affairs in the Zalu one. fourth of all dues payable to the government @© *BEMB COVAT—CTROUIT. | eae S R Potut A bank this morning, tbat depositors country and of ¢ireoting arrangements for establishing the | Tore are ai!ll the shares of nearly sixty joint sook com- Before Jadge Davies, without a jary | a rT cae oer caeaar bat Bentey, eaves Mereg on wbloh ihe Treat Conapeny oa} \ntended Faropean seltiement south ward of Naval. in our market, and Lfoar that, afer all, some ofthe | gym 1 guward Hempelead vt. New York Oentral Mitdictown pola, conn AN AMERICAN BLAVZR DOARDBD BY THE AUTHORI- ere of thems will repent thelr temerity. ent aed before the Se, <== TIE®—TRE TRAFFIC OX THR NATAL COAST. | ,, The Almacenes do Bapkt (Fessets) gives notice that | Rati) Company —This cave waa arg’ fore MATRIMONIAL. ‘The British mail steameni; i | it is prepared to pay in fall all moneys hed by it om de | Couri withouts jury, The defendenia aro «railroad oor. Paes arrived at Cape Town on the os poration, engaged in the transportation of passengers and | Her advices from the Naial froight to and frem Albany and Beffalo, there being the termint of their road. On the 16th of February, 1865, the Plairuff and bis sasigoor delivered at Detrolt, In Michigen, A YOUNG MAN OF PREPOSSESSING APPRARAROB ‘a desirous of forming am noquatatence WHR sue ieay. with » view to matrimony. mati be handsome of good family Address George, box $65 Post office, A YOUNG ENGLISH MERCANTILE MAN, A A 28 years, without f form s to the Union Express Company (an associetion formed for | yb) = anne Weghb Inky of hevtans Ctthion aired the purpose of taking charge of packages, and forwarding ference an to the comseqa cen ‘aa to character, bead at ths brig--the Hector, | be same to such points as destrec) “019 kegs and 16 bar . cme — ay os ‘ . 7 : | rele of butter, to be forwarded to Darling, Albertson & | rotbing wit Roe, Front street, Now York; butter marked I. A. B., 17 | pong homanty eurations. into | Water street, Now York.’ On the 26th Feb., 1866, the W cither vemecl in fault in thie enna D 4 821% | Union Express Company delivered the same a: Wiudsor, Fue, no doc, he tog fret ariving 10 $1.2" Ten of cctbing ty dinpove. of, will resstee st fora, re only io) me eptitied portion, : cent more 1 8M ee ee ee ee, oe ralrond eepeeea re ealirond Com | fog mest 168 tc Wt that collision Ia avoided, "Oa. thle | wotelor sddreming #080, (cursos (From mw. \seuaooys: | fen’ ‘of* pusetagers aud’ freight ‘between, Windso? cad | rote, ewe, 1, thnk he decree below dusmlaateg | di Peart erect Tee foun woqua | the Sorpensidh Bridge at Ningera Falle. The Groat | grit it sbooid havo been ‘yhowe Uhal tho "Hootor bad fo tvuer In Bat bar ine The dis | Wewern tranerortet the same to Ningara Falle,and on | ant arrived and waa entitled to the privliege of the ‘ ine ©. quite $10,000 w tt pronent, | the 24 of March, 1265, delivered the sumo to the deford | fexition, Ir tbe Mayboy was there. Oret, was ihe dey Sealine pI td) on per é tniy be Ie | rond, and ‘on the Oth of sald March delvered the” same'ts | % the Hiselor o bare kt ey gj et or peared Cie etic Improved 1 te Becorn River Retréed Company. The tier compe: Wa cumet cay epen te’ prech tae Oe coqurel he RESTA ot ie depos’ 5 ? trane ported sare , Bat privileged | oo are ¢ya! A“ AN Prem Trai ona ! 8, Sane, Dares ah Lay the 16 Darrols to the oon strong thas fe rival ug ot Constderab! Ne pa TWO BROTHERS, NO. Ox stand iz noed of thetr money fore as quo. | Davies, Jentice—Ia the absence of any special contrast, Ceetrig ie the wake of lta oo een ee | wives and separa, filurieated ‘Punch In he mean time, we hear that which the nw implies sad crostes by the deli rery to | lege of fini speaking. to ber, Tone at 10 o'clock Bi a! fhepe to obiain froma di tho defendants ana receipts by thom of tho pilates enter at cnos upon towing, i Harmot |vna meeting every Treeday evening, at qmable them w par of 00s, is that they shall safoly be Bide] om their | priety in this view of o OBRLIN'S HOUSE RESTAURANT —IF YOU they have 0 far dishonored September 14 Toad, and at {i termination deliver the goods toe crmpe | ty the vosse!, and cacur Pee ee Board Gouree, coptinae to cash th: ‘correspondent for tat tent carrier to orntinne the transportation Tho rule as ‘me erovgh to place the b: Position to tow afer the if week. Aji the comforts ofa tint clam partmere in the Lenk ‘ending the | thor iaid down oe engagement is made for the service, The Mayboy there. | ibe new st)10 will be found wi th the subsariber. vale pee amon || rors < a * | pany Ce. (Tay fore had he same right to sh the beod of | ore rivate party suppers. Proprietor, he sonemary 1 Oe off every demand that oan be bro: | trade at Dolegos Bay aro waid to be We notice an appeal for Mount Vernon in the San Fran | Site. Chancellor Walworth, In bis oploion, nye down the | Seeieion tainly apon the found thai the collision ocurred oyesrmras Stace /eriPnA A ue aginst 1) inetitcton the public ef tho district wi! sae ports wers only open to fair tora | clece Herald. Prinotple thet the prrtios murt have undorstooi and ex. | by the wilful Tah or inteanounl ‘wrong of both parios, SEGARS. emtirfied thet their embarrassment ean be bai of eb..s { ading. the eotdemen's on the onast, nominally Por ‘The news from Salt | ake City ie of Hitle 1m) OF | pected thet the carriers woul! transport the goods to the | gid consequently, the vessel oom , having volun | Orr) srs) ROARS, VARIOUS 2 duration urcese, aro litle else than noeis of taleves, extortionera, or | Iste, the Sainte bave become emlonety tar place where thelr ioe terminate’, and send thom on in tie | riy taken her ca in the colton most abido her loss, 0, OOO jtooreeud and Gi os Saree The teaviest of the da) {emerday ) was apoo ine s'ave dealers; the representatives of Faropean sovereignty | idea. The toh Brig- | caval way aa forwarder from thal place. For the reasons | {i has been insieced that ‘admitting this to be #0, then bok 4, Pertona in search ‘opiee *" Bouse of Sweeny, "Menboure k Jo, which’ promptiy met , are either too feeble to redeem the character of the sot.le- | ham’s hae disappeared, and he now addrossor given by me in the case of Mrinner against thore same : been my stock. o. srery demand of every description made upon them. | morw, or too guililly implicated in nnlawful tramo, to ron. | his audience in the mildeet manner. lofendente, I at: of the ovipion that their whole duty wae Sy oe That firm te oom of the following \adtvitenis, vir = | dor jastics to ine lawfal trader. The groatost wretched. | Theeleotion in Washington Terrliory has ronulted ina | dlecharged by tt transport of the goode from one end of rey yd OUP AE OPT ns ‘we beg leave HB. B Breevy, ©. E. Ritterhoure, fism @ Fant, Mre. 4. | reseend disorder il, and while we are spending han- | demoorstic victory. as far as the returmt have been | their road to the other, and the delivering of tho same to Log fa ore = one (an Ireland, Shmuel Fowler, Richard Pettit, Wm. J. Mor. | rece of tb 1m gelow cruiviag sqandrons else. | mace, 20 democrats bave been eaoeen to the Hozve of | ccmpeiant oneriors to forward to ibelr ultimate destiontion, ay Toone opty ron, RM. Boyer, John L. Dutt. whore, thee remains s long Tine of Attioan coast where | Rey , and but 6 remmbiicans The vote for | and what heving performed this, they have discharged their prices for caah Bock - 08 rest. As all cf hom are intivionsliy |inbie in all thotr proper. | therlave trade is ly carried om, unvisited by the | delegate gives Stevens (dom ) 519 majority over Aborne- | whol the defondams. this, in my jndg ment, i | choose yoluntarily 10 ———— ty for the obligations of their bank, it will not be raying oe of herty, jast becatse an eifete Karopern powor | thy, opposition. the extent of the datter which the Inw impyes on them a | each o hor’s heads, we too moch to write |hat they are at thit moment worth an Belde ® Dominal sovere'gmy, and practices socemfa! With reference to the Indian wir, wo have the follow. | common carriers by tho recoipt of the good: a vite the nafor'unala ons sexrerete cf half @ million of dollars above and bevond | falsehoods on our attired Oredutity. Africa will | ing from the /’ctneer and Democrat: — Fol, from the Grost *estern Ratiway, who, ip m any porwible im’ebtednere of their institution, Wish the | never be redeemed the curse of the slave trato ‘e learn from Mevers. O' Bryant ant Gondy, employed | mush delivery, may be rega: ded ax tho agents of the plain- exception of the thres first named on the list, all are heirs | until the British flag (for thore is no other honoevt fag | on the Indian Reserre, opposite Beatie, thai a of | tf = Buch = would = be jeir deter mean ia of the voll known Fowler cee. We andersiaod huts | of freedom) waves over every Lay aad out post of Ewsiern | Norihern Indians (Stickeros) paid « virit te jw | am ordinary § one. day their bak continues, ae yesterday, to pry promptly | Africa er pert cf the Sound on the Zist Jnly. Gn thig occasion, | in the present case lement Imtervenes, B, GRIFFL parma, Bo. My ft g ‘all Gomar de, and that It has been so fortified aa to render Her Britannic Majoety’s steamer Geyser arrived in Table | thoy numbered a'xty ox stroug—six' them women; ai | which givers pew and differant obaracter Ape |» Before + Brooklyn. Teak ky ‘oth on hie fis von) . Fecloe over the fax for Bay oo the 204 cf daly, towels. ween for hed Losdow, | tsuctthe wearing ayparel Teaeanes cao aithongh tt war | tions and duties of the defendanie, By the terme of U™ | gees 47 yn mre Taree QIb, porteal cots te enud' ae the ban & Oo. bave | She is to proceed from that to thé Mozambique Chan- | the opinion of our imformantt tha! nearly all were men, | original receipt these goods wore delivered by the tT | ihe stock stands in Mr mangsal sant been ‘1 dot progeed to the Mozambique | r sgu'sed im women’s clothing. On lea the Sound— his ate goes to the Union Express Company a peat ——— 1. ___ Raving * the mi of those war vostols ro. | they being prraued by the revenue oatigr fott:r008 Davis | fumed the borthen of forwarding them to New York For BW INVERT ORS OF ARTIFICIAL ¥ 1 . qcoommodation q ia of slavors On the enet const, | es fast an and tide wonld paid a fying | this duty they doubtless received compensation The de ‘cout Metal plate or sleeps, and three tourtin ae the 25h of July ways:—M. | visit to the Olalame, on wivom iy made batiis, | fendants bad a epecia! agreement with the Rx ng poevaly un. oa. oan be ineeried wilhont extneting aay the by, joumt Bontin, formerly | shooting and severely wounding ‘hree, after war fi Wy uM Ww Soars iaeces Oo rmenerar se ree veal ye fomteh panic, ore rede has been ap. | continued their journey, ned of course co0d their the de. lovEMENT oF Taoors m THe Wrar——Compa an ie the a wendom, nies Eand H. Second regiment United States artillery, | and Per. bs! Proadway. hear, which whows that the panic om wt the Cape of rotrept It was tho opinion of the above mamed gentlemen aS y+! KXTRAOTED IN TEN BEOONDA, Rab ag + | with w r to ff wed igton reparied az pact apd gone. Hope, for the adjadioation of slave questions. that Bot for the close protimity of cutter at the time, | the rights of the Union Exprese Company, he certain'y haw by, that we were corset inte taring the genera! | is to fill the vacency onused by the oath of Signor Ro | (ho Indiane above mentioned woult bare pitched Into the | no greater rights than thet company would have. Now, it eo alichiest plain, by my ne * And original process, thie commnsity to be emianntiy | bello, M Valter formerly held a similar ols ie the party of whom Mere. O'Rryent and Gondy formed a part. | ie competrnt for a common carrier to limit his common | © Arnold Binoy wr. Prgning) This admirable ayeiom le practiond by ine only. is evidenced in the resal! of the | Mixed Commission at of ie and is favorably known la | Hag suob been the Ona, net s sou! would have beou saved, Kiability. (Dorr ve. Steam Lg ay Company, i | Licutonanta Ohe'rien Griffin asd @. D. Bailey ncoompaey | “Loforence given it required. De. BG. DUR) Hi ‘wahineton Corporation tock made by My, ' Merary ciroler in Portuga) as the writer of wome talonted tod Daring but one gue aad royuyer aboard, Koran, 486) Tt te apparent, I think, ‘com the agroemeny the forces... Lowts Republican, Sept. V4, near Vartok, 2