The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1858, Page 8

8 Political Intelligence. Serrewugn Biacnows.—Vrawoxt.—The wool thon will take place in Vermont on Tueeday, the 7th of Beptember, when a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, ® Mate Legislature acd three representatives in Congress ‘will be chosen. We append a list of the candidates of ‘Doth partics — ‘Treasurer .. 4 For Oongreas 1—Rxokiel P, Walton, CG, Rastroan. 2-—Jastin $. Morrill, EF. B Chase 3~Homer E. Royes. W. H. H. Bingham, ‘The republicin nominations for tii are the pre- sent incumbents, whoce re election is deeme: certain, ‘Maiwn —Tho regular clection in the State of Maive will take piace nthe enrning week—on Monday, the 13th of September. There azo s Governor and # State Legislature mre to be chosen, and six ropresentatives tn Congress. ‘Te canvass has tecn quite snimated. Manasseh H. Seaith is the democresic an) Lot M. Morrill the republican eandidate for Governor, The nominations for Congres# are as follows — Democrats. Republicans. 1.—Ira 7. Drew, D. E. Somes, 2—David R Bsetioge, Joba J. Perry, 3.—Alired W. Johnson, Fzra B. Frenoh, 4.—-Asa Gile, Freemen H. Moree, $.—Jamce 8. Wiley, Teracl Washvara, Jt., 6.—Bwon Bradbury, ‘Stephen C, Fos! ‘The election in California, we believe, is nuke place on the 7th of September, but the nomine.oms 'Or Congress had not been made at the latest daces from Wwenee. Druawane Democaaric Convention,—The Demosratic Stale Convention, of Delaware, was held to Dover,on tho 26ib wit, Wns. Burton was nominated for Governor, and Hon. Wm. E. Whiteley for Congress, Amoug the resolu. dione adopted by the Convention were the following:— Resolved, By the democracy of Delaware, tn Conven- foo arsombled, that we stil mumintaia au unwavering at- gachment to the union of the States, and indignantly oppose every attempt to array the people of one rectou of tne 0 agalost anotuer. Resolved, Thattse democracy of Delaware retain uua- vated covfidence im the integrity aud wisdom of James Bacbanan, the President of the United States, whose pat- vietieua and sagecity have been fuliy iMustrated by tne prompt and epergetic measures adopted for the sion of revolution, and thereby relieved the 0 from ‘s greet loes of human Life and an immense expenditure of ‘the puolic money, and anarchy in oar Western Territories; eiso, an efficient and saccersfal resistance to Britisn ag. greséion upon our commerce, under the untenadle assump: ton of the right of visitation, and that the whole policy @ we Pretiden bas, and we doubt not will continue to be, eminently calcuiated 'o perpetuate and sireagthen the Bobd of our union, exeure domestic tranqu'ity , providing for the commen aefeace, promoting the genera! welfare, and seeure the blessings of Liberty to the povple of every fection of our confederation. Decumns.—Judge Brockenbrough declines to be the can. — of the democracy for the office of Goveraor of Vir- ern ry Coxnestep Euxcriow Case For THe Next CovGRess.— Frevk P. Disir, Jr., has notified J. Ricbard Barret, the mem ber of Congrees elect in the First district of Missouri, that be will contest the legality of hus election before the mext Congress. United States District Court, Before Hon. Judge Bests. Lissack 1 Simpson vs. Augustus R Lane et al.—On filing: consent sigved by Benedict, Burr & Benedict, prosiors for ‘We jibeliant, and on motion of Beebe, Dean & Doaonue, for reapondents, ordered, taut the judgment ia the ai ove suit De aod the eame is hereby satiatied of resord, Jumathan Hillman et al. vt. Walter D. C. Boggt.—The Dike order. Taree half pipes C. 4, S. Brandy vs. the United S'ates, N its Brandy and Gin vs. The Samem ing and fing a consent eicned by the Collector, the United Bieter Ineirict Attorney, aad the prootors for de clauwanus bo she effect “tues Ope Doud for Value in the eum of $9,805 46 be executed ip the first above entitled suit wnd that in case the United States recover in ell or etther of the above causee, thatthe amount of such re- covery be the amount oj the judgment euvered on the Doud # fled, and further, that a boud for costs be exe cuted in each of the anove entitled suite.” And the terms of the connent havwe Deen complied with, on motion of Beebe, Peau & Dooobue, proctors for the c'aumanta in tbe Bac several aoticns, it is ordered that the goods de dis- ebargea from the custody of the Marehal, the stipulation Sor value to represent the eald goods. William H, Juanson ws Samuel Eagleson. —Piuries ¢ita- tice retarved. Not fouud. Order for pluries r.turnable Sist of Auguat. The Unued States vs. 479 lowes Sugar.—Monition revurn- €d. Goods anacked and Dotice given. ‘The United Stater vs, 344 boxes Sugar. —%eme as above. The United States vt. 231 lowes Sugar.—S0me as above. dhe United States vs. S65 dexes Sugar. —Same as above. Mr Ricgeway appears for caimanié ans has til Tocsday wise ai wt. Schomer Caroline Casey, her tester nd George W. Brooks @ al.-Process in rem and persopam beretovore returped on mouon of Mr. Beebe, Ordered, defeult and reierence. The same ve the same —Orcer for finaldecree. Confr- mation of Commis: ioner’s report (or sapplies, $476 88 and COB Zachariah Seaver vs. Brig Carrond, her tackle, dc.—Mo. tion returces, brig attached: po notice given at the tine | of the at'achmont by me; tound the Sheritf of ety and county of New York in possession on ao uile filed in the Siate Court Mr. Nash moves for order of peb cation th September ¢ Uneted States ve. Th nds. J.B. Molasses and other | age —Moviboe re Bo notice. Mr. Ridgeway tor cl y next to areerr | The United States es. Ten Hides and Bighty fire Hides — | bott ~~ jou retursed, goods atiached; notice givea wir J. Willers appears for claimants, and has til Taeaday nak to auswer Theodore Wo Martin va The schoomer Caroline Cary, her | toenie, Proneas \n rem returped, schoover attached, | Botice given. Ou motion of Mr. Beebe ordered, defeuls apd reference. ‘The Same ve he Same—O2 motion of, Mr. Beebe or. Gered dnalcecree confirming Commissioner's report, for wages $168 2 and conte. Biward F Higgine et al vs The Schomer Aurelia P. Fhowe, he. and William Tilby, Master.—Process \a rem mo pereonam returne1, schoover attached. no - —_ deat not found, ‘and his interest in guid vesw Ou motion ‘of Man & Parrous ordered, notice ot pavieation ti Tih Sepuember Brewster Woodhull vt. the Schooner SN. Smith and Malaga Smuth, Mater —Procese in :em and perronam re. forose. Veeer! not found. John Poog et al vs een ee Peiurned, steamtug etacbed 60 . mouton soir. ea. Beweciet, Burr & Decode Dave uit th Septem oer anewer John Higgins vs. Steamboat Catlin, dc —Mon'von returned, sieamvoat atieched: Bo Botice; publ sation = Bogarcue & Brown have Uli ith September to ’. Boras Neleom # al te William H. Bowen, moner of Slop iaomas Hall —Piarien process a am with Clase Of foreign ettachmeut per cariam returned De fendent Lot foun’; ‘ie right, title aud interest 'n the sloop Crepe? ol, Burr & Menecict, for o’smanna, Dave Lili AD September to muneer Wadam Kampen es. lke Schoomer Biward Kidder, de , end Hows He keen, Maser —Procers io rem 80 perwiment feturved. Sthomeer attaches. No notice Defendent werved pereavelty, Mr Sherwood for ciaimants. Hiss te The Schooner Aurelia P. Sil Tw Septem er to anewer. Zachariah Seaver et cl Hone, dc, ond Wm. Milby, Masier.—Mowition retarned. Scbooner ‘attached. No notice, Man & Parsone for clamecta Have til Sepvmber \oaneeer Os mo too of Mr Navh, order publication of notice to Sept 7 Nowell Chamberizin vt Stermboa: Me Donald -~ Mon ition Peturned. Stesorboet attacked No notice. Pudticstion @a'ved Renesiet, Gurr & Benetict for claimacts. Bave Wil TW Seplembder to aorwer Ww Lonfore 2 Wa R Kidey —Ciation returnet. serveo personally. Beoetict, Burr & Benedict Bave & Sie to aos@or et R Troices ¢ Gl —Protesn in ponmen wild cinaee of 2 Sitech ment per cariam revarned Defetdents pot found So go>!e cr _chatte's. Any credi# aod effects in the heode “Sioees Tay ior & & Peraot Brothers, garokhees, ane by serving seid procere on eaid part ly. Lies um Ship Potomac.—On motion of Mr Ben ‘rmation of Commissioner Newton’ — ¢xcephous de Sied by claimauis on or before Cadted States we. Wm. Fuller.—On motion of Mr. |, of counse) for defendant, ordered that a copy of Defew for reepoo ‘ent. John Biley al wt Re the indictment be furpiebed to the deferdant Gara P Bergen tal es. the Stramboat Taminend, dic. Oo motion of Beebe, Dean A 28, proctors for the cam ante, ordered that the « for ior return of tbe po sserion of tne ‘boat to 2 libellente tnd for lamages. the Iibellante to have notice he namoe acd resciences of the sureties, who are to justify before he Oo anieniceer on the lat inat United States ve. One Leather Bag and one Hat Bow ng Lrces —Finel decree crwditioned of forfeitare anette conpenting thereto, ard peying | | ran tt. One Hundred and Fifty one Tons of es bond ta 83,600 on of Mr © 1) Barrill, ordered, final “e cement against Howard ©, Onay, atlpaliator, sod * te. Charter Hi. Reet ant Thomat 0. of Mr Gerard, ordered, fisal decree, beliant and stipulator, and execution there «leer x Ae wise Srmer—S. 1, Bane ana —(0 Tommiay moraing, the augue ne aed two welock, » fire oseurred 1 the prowery rv i "a, * reer of #, between 4 en Leads. The Gremen ou eri ving very avon eatioguabed | he ire sina nduet of Mr. Herrnoe wt the | me of the fret arine 1% the wtemes foi dressed ani, act attemptang | yt he proerty, tgemer | with eubeegaent feet a the inves iga'ion of | t hy of the ants ot | | deh 802, were b mit Wy Per Mb weven ceils por pound and on tha! ws fold the roap to Mr. Mareh,@ grocer, for cen | porn lene thas he pad for it, and requeete him to s take ‘tawny thet day. Mr. Marsb sent for the fook away from Haertison’® store on the day (the Ore. it )e farther shown thet Harriton onount, was bard ap for money an’ th ‘ nee ae ae LEN ABC + Hacrivon's stock of groceries and household furnitor The above fecte tncetber with the detailed circumstance ale before Justice Welsh, who ietued & Warrant for | reat of Mr, Barrecn, ana Fire Marshal @aker took | twon into custody and Justoe Welsh dotauned | tne | comeed be CAM LAR, 8 CW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 186800000 YORK HERALD, Personal Intelligence. Hie Rxcellency the Governor. Genera! of Caneda and Lady Head arrived in Montreal on the 30th ult;. His Ex- cellency was received at Potnt 8. Charles by the Mayor, ead ay, nn, Mt of Montreal Cavalry, ond ware yencives guard of honor, from the Montreal Volunieer Rises. Sewers 1 ter Rpeeenr Woes, pGevernen Ponto, of Mivs., and Gen. Harwey, are aleo sqouning bea saiies Hon, Alpert Gallatin Brown bas accepted a pul ner tendered him by the citizens of Copiah Pg as pod and has named the 11th of September as the entertainment. Ex Govervor Erastus Rrestes Felroenks, of Verment, ‘a slowly recovering from a,dangerous illness. Colone! Cooper, ‘Adjutant General of the United States army, left Washington on the Lek to one Sec- retary of War and Scott at Seoretary of the Navy wil' al & visit of tnapection to the Norfoli avy ‘The United States Attorney General is stil! in Pennsylva- ve. Ex Governor §. Medary, of Ohio, is in Washington, ————— Naval Intel The United States steam frigate Roanoke, fing sbip of the tome squadron, Commodore Melntosh, which has been repaired and refitied at Boston, went owas toe bar- bor exd anchored in on Wednesday aiver- ‘ocr anc wen‘ to sea next day. The following | is @ hat of her officers :—] officer, James Melntosb Wiilism H. Gardner ; Fieet » Edward ‘onenret | ree Assistant Surgeon A Lyneb: Aspistact on, eo Porser, E. a First a M ‘a Osteen ‘b, Stevens; 2d, Toeer bead; bib, Wm. K. Powell; ; Flag ‘Lieutenant, "Samuel Magaw; Captain Marines, J. we ton; Lieutenant of Marines, P. H. Fontave; Chaplain, N. Frost; Secretary to Flag offloer, William to Captain, E St. Clarke; do. to Purser, R W. Bird: Obief Fogineer, Hrbridge, Lawton; lat James M. Adams, T. —_ W. Moore, Alexander Greer; ‘Sd Assistant Hog weers, H. Levy, John Purdy, P. Inch, Samuel arres: aid: LS A.’P, Cooke, T.’H. Eastman, Biovigett, ‘A. Kerr, atitert antes Boston Wiliem C. Whittle, Joun McKinley; Gun er, John Owens; conan Kr eH Cecil; Saitmaker, W. Bennett. The marine gusrd of the United States steamer San Je- cinto were paid off on the 2d inst., at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks. Their whole amount of pay was $5,000 86. A letter from on board the United States cutter Ca+”, lying at South West Pars, below New Orleaos, says two of the crew have dled of yeliow fever, and eoven are now down with it. Lieut D. Bremond bad been it, but had recovered, Lieut. W. G. McGregor, of the United States cutter Robert MoCleliend, lying ‘at the eame place, died of fever on the 16th. The United States shi Tuesday, avd will sail v—Capt. James H. Strong; Lieuts. W. W. Low, March and J.8 Thormon; Passed As Bargeon, B. Kush Mitchell; Captain's Clerk, James B. Morrwoa, Jr. Relief went into commission on ‘Aspinwall in afew Jays. Her New Pate: ued. ‘The following is the list of patents issued from the United States Patent Office for the week ending Ayenst 24, 1858, each bearing that pate Newton’ Adams, of Lansingburg, ments in machinery for making rope. Solomon Andrews, of Perth mabey, X provement in vapor lamp burners. Frederick Baldwin, of South Wardsboro’ Vt., im- preved lathe tor turning beaded work. », improve +, im- Sidney A. Deers, of Brooklyn, N. Y., improve- ment in railroad rails. James H. Brickill, of Taunton, Mass., imyrove- ment in spinning mules, Jabez Burns, of N. Est improved addometer. Jesse Campbell, Shannon, of Steubenville, coupling for railroad cars. tes D. Clark, of Of Chicago, Ill, improved ap- vagy co fer improving and ventilating graip. tram Davis, of Chicago, Ill, vomag composition. Toate Devoge, of Randolph, Pa., improved carpen- ters’ work bench. A. J. Doolittle, of Nevada township, Cal., im- provement in quartz crushers, John W. Fiester, of New Lexington, O., improved writing desk. R. i Fitts and Milton D. Whipple, of Charlestown, — . improvement in sewing machines. N. Forrester, of Fairfax Court House, Va., im- pr aan in car seats and coucl Joseph Fowler and F. M. Bacon, of Ripon, Wis., improvement in seeding machines. Edwin Gonez and Wm. Mills, of New York, N. Y., improvement im cartridge for firearms. ncis M. Green, of Sullivan, Ill., improvement in machines utting up cornstalks in the field. James Harrison, Jr., of New York, N. Y., provement in metallic sp prings. Albert Heth and Gaylon Hall, of Adams Centre, N.Y., improved crosscut sawing machine. Paul Hildreth, of Beloit, Wis., improvement in seeding machines. fiias Howe, Jr., of Brooklyn, N ment in sewing machi James Ingersoll, of afton, Ohio, improvement in romning gear for railroad cars. John johnson, of Linden, Ind., improved porta- ble field fence. William A. washing machi: Edwin Leach, of Norwich, Conn., improved music stool. Rufns Leavitt, of Cambridge, Mass., improved bed 2 agg and Patrick hio, improyment in improvement in . Y., improve- dan, of Thibodeaux, La., improved tom. Samuel fi. Little, of St. Louis, Mo., improvement in machines for breaking hemp. William H. Main, of Liverpool, Ohio, improve- ment in rotary arrows. John ©. Mather, of New York, N. Y., improvement in jails for switching cars off the track. Freedom Monroe, of Romeo, Mich., improvement in barness. Mirick Morgan, of Lancaster, Pa., improvement in horse rakes. Daniel B. Neal, of Mount Gilead, Ohio, improve: ment in harrows. Jobn W. Newell, of New Bruaswick, provement in elastic fabrics. be N.J., im- iraves Otis, of Yonkers, N. ens. Increase C. Plant, of Macon, Ga., improvement in metallic bands, or ties for bales, &e, D. B. Kelper and A.C. Fox, of Texana, Texas, improvement in seeding machines. Alexander Robertson, of Upper Holloway, Mid- dlevex county, England, improvement in for dry goods. Patented in England June 26, 1958. Henry A. Roberts, of Hartford, Conn., improved ice starid. +» improvement in FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY “MARKET. Sarcapay, Sept, 4—6 P. M. ‘The stock market this morning was duli, and as to Prices irregular. We can only remark of it what has,beea repeated almost daily in these columns for the pastfew ‘weeks, viz., that its leading feature is the absence of out- side speculation, and that the business of putting stocks and knocking them down is inal and be considered profitable enough ‘we shail soon see, Now York Central opened this morn- ing ate dectine of 34 from youterday’s closing price. Ii ‘was expected, seemingly, that the bears would attack it im force; but they bold altogether aloof, and the bulls ‘were enabled to put it up 4 9 34 per cent, A coupie of thousand shares changed hands. The atempt made by tome speculative brokers to infuse some whole some activity into the Weatern railroads, and by circulating erroneous stories about the crops and railroad earnings, to induce the public o buy their stocks, does not yet seom very promising. The decline in Rock Island, which began yesierday, continued this morning ; Galena was 34 lower; 80 was Toledo, the Michigan stocks wore barely steady. Illinois Central, whose business [as every oae knows is no criterion for that of the roads running East aud West, is the only Weatern line whose earnings aie uot at the preent time very seriously behind those of last year. Reacing was steady at yeeterday’s price; tho balls in this stock demand unusual differences wo take seller's contracts, and transactions mre limiied in coasequence. ‘There was little more business done in Hudsou River this morning. The business of the road does not vary from the estimates; but the stock is tied up in very strong bands, aud is very scarce indeed. Pacific Mail Steamabip rose this morning 1 per cent. Thore is begiauing to be quite a demand for this stock from tho bears tor delivery; the short gules which appoar in the printed list of sales are probably renewals. Panama ‘was 4 per cent betier. In bank stocks the largest busi- ness was done in American Exchange, at an advance of nearly one per cent over last reported sale. Tho busi- ness in bonds was vousuahy light, and without material change in price. The raarket closed generally atroog. At the second board the chief feature was a sudden rise of two per cent in Pacific Mail, one of the most variable stoeks on the list. The business generally was light, but prices as @ rule rather sympathized with the movement in Pacific Mail. “The closing prices at Kowalski’s wore:— Central, 79% a 80; Erie, 18 } Hudson, 285; a %; Roading, 49 a 3; Michigan Central, 58 a ; Southern, 233% a 24; Panama, 114% a 115; Mlinols, 7636 a 77; Galena, 8524 & 3g; Toledo, 3434 a 3%; Rock Island, 72'¢ 8%; La Crosse, S34 + %; Pacific Mail, 9134092, The market cloged sien: The excbayger at the Bank Clearing House t's morn. ing were $14,062,524 61, and the baiaaces $1,161,100 74 The MeiropoLtas ceriiicates remmun at $5,000. The buciness of the Sub-Treasury \o.day was as {ol- jows:— « $1f2,125 Of which from customs. 129 000 Total payments . 5 90,712 Exchange closed dull for the steamer of to day—the Arlel—which took out $1 £444 21 im specie, We quote exchange on Landon, 10934 @ 110; on Paris, 5.12 a 5.11, ‘The following is the amount of coal transported on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the woek end- log Thureday, Sept. 2, 1s08:—~ From Fort Carbon, tors, From . 9,384 09 2926.06 From Sonuyikiti Haven. 2 14°08 n From Auburn..., oa From Fort Clinton. ‘Total for the week... 34,907.05 Previously this year . al 087,635 i To rame time last year ‘Vbe xmount of cosl transported on the Schuyikil! Navi- gation for the week ending Sept. 2 was as follows: — ‘Tol for the week, tons. 41,488 11 Previously this year., 689,953 17 Total... .-- 1,447.08 To same time last your. ° 805; 81 05 The Avgust receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail road are reported at $59,000. Theroceipts of the Illinois Central Railroad for August $31,144 37 ‘Total for month. Against $147,021 65 the previow aeuths, wad $241,893 82 in Avguat, 1857. Mr. Osborn, the President, has roturved from the West, after makisg a thorongh examivation of the line with Mr, Wheeler, the agent of certain English stockholders. Tbe following statement was submitted to the stork- holders in the Pitteburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago leil- road, at their meeting oo the Ist inst. :— Cmcaco as. 'c00 121,310 81 ATL 715 84 7,14 OB 31,919 38 Goapons due July 1, 68. due from ‘Jan. 1, "88, to April 1, "69... 38 stoogut. 41444 So 0 1 RK uM ee cee ++ +815,663,254 39 $16,079,500 14 ‘The earnings of the read for six mouths, ending Jane = 1858, ———— the sane period io 1857, are 1858. 1857, $297,695 22 $327,146 44 Bn ‘bert Ross and William Wolland, of Philadel- 464,695 26 improved steam cock. 20,803 74 I}. Sanders, of Holliday’s Cove, Va., im “sa oe er vement in machinery for bolting flour. : cH $ Nathan Schoifeld Newark, Conn., improve- FB senda ment in harpoon lance. otal CRENIOGR, 6. eeesee ss BIOSIS OT $620,080 42 Elisha Simkins, of Alleghany, Pa., improved bolt eivenania expunaes . 466,508 2621 4007 57 machine. aaneas aumece Samuel N. Smith, of New York, N. ¥., improved | Not enreinge...6.-+e.seeeeeee $260,016 86 6 290,572 8b windlass. ‘The total decrease ip net oarninge cad for the ax W. G. Sterling, of Bridgeport, Conn., improvement in gas regulators. (nven Sweeney, of Brooklyn, N. Y., fire escape. Franklin A. Tenney, of Concord, N. ‘i, water meter. Jobn Trageser,of New York, N. Y., improved ap- paratus attached to steam coils in vats. Mark Tomlinson, of Birmingham, Conn., improve: ment in composition for miniature —, &c. Henry Waterman, of Brooklyn, N. ¥., Tent in tempering wire and steel. Horace W’ of Kingsville, Ohio, ment in corn planters. Loren J. Wicks, of ba Wis. corn shelling mach’ Oliver David Wile oo, of Elmira, N. Y., ment in attachments to artificial lege. Rose Winans, of Baltimore, Md., improvement in locomotive engines. C.C. Wingo, of Newport, Va., improvement in obstetrical chairs. James Wyman, of Schagticoke, N. improved improve- itmon, improve », improvement in improve: improved machine for setting the staples in blind slats, $1000 N ¥ 6%, 62... 10836 bon she N ¥ Con Hijalmar Wymbiad, of West Hoboken, N. J., im- 7000 Kentucky 6 Oo ao * proved lok. 1000 Itt n't Bae, cry peo s Isaac Edelman, of Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to | 0000 Miesourt W. Edelman, of said Philadelphia, water closet. James Ferguson, of Bridgewater, Mass., aeeignor to himeelf and Lazell, Perkins & Co., of said Bridge Water, improvement in valve gear ot steam engines, m. Hi. Gray, of Dover, N. H., assignor to himself Avert G. Thrown, of Salem, Mass., for improved iuaproved Harkness and Wm. A. Terry, of Bristol, nore to themselves and Joseph Sigour- of ‘a Dristol, improved apparatns for broiling, H.W. i f Pristol, Conn., assignor to himeelf snd Jeremy W Bites, of Hartford, Conn., improved an: hort Timothy D. Jackson, of New York, N. Y.,assignor to Joseph W. Bartlett, of ui New York, improve ment in «ewing machines Joba Jackie: r., of Newhoryport, Maw | signer to himeelfgnnd B. iH. Acheroft, of Hoxton Mace., taprovement in cut off valves of steam en Oe MeClure and George Marsh, of Pike Ho! N.Y nv to B. MeCiare and J. aor, of said Pike Hollow, improvement in horse lar Mocks. My ic Reuthe, of Hartford, Conn., aseignor to of 80 cid Hartford, trap for animals, Hartford, Conn., assignor to 8. et Stiliaan, of said tretcher. of Hartford, Conn., Horlbut and J. H. Asbo |, improved burnishing: machine. f astavus Coppers, of College Point N. ¥ rovement int -~ reheat of hard rubber Moritz Loth Hartford aaeignor to 1, of said &. W. Sperry, F . of Aw svilie, N,C., improvement in pus) uy baved Dew 4b, 1800, Nicholas. Gall day for the iy General yard, ‘Migence President Roads Ji An Captain, gE B. Kennon: Tanainger ;' do. Assistact Engineers, Aveistant I ‘Total receipts Vv. Pottsville. . a Total . im- Dr. Real entate Ma’ lable Covpers Y. Cap.tal stork, Floating ckages | i | ry months epding June 20 1955, a9 01 period in 1857, ia $5° 9. ‘The Rock Inland Argus thus a ledes to the sult peading — road and certain steamboat owa- between the ers on the Micsweipy The arguments in tbe first Chancery Coart in the United States Circatt Courts in the removal of the bridge as a nuleance, were concluded at Burlington iaet Snturde, when ante Aa the papers for consiforstion Der the course of tue argoment he asked the defendant's cows el to show one authority, or color of autboriy, fur bulld- the bridge weat of the ceptre of the river. answer of the defendants riaies tant tue bridge \* ery dangerous and uneale condition, and mayor therecf will > aby One that that part of their ris true, 0 Bt first west of the draw havieg 8 trove of olen with the arch throsting oa ove sive. and without any coupterDalancing thrust on the ot! badly sprung and cracked, the bond of the masonry is sustained merely by some lomporary in broker, and shoes. Btock Exchange. TURDAY, Sopt. 4, 1868. 2000 Virginia 6” 4600 B-ooklyn © 1000 Hier ‘a RR 1 7608 Iii Cen RRbee.. 1000 N Indiana Jet m 4000 Ch StPAFDLigh 2 14000 Mich 802d m b 3000 Gal & Chi let m 65 #ha Amer Fixe Mk 107 16 Bik #tate ot NYork 102 6 Park Bank... 96 Penn Coal Co “ do. 16 Bank Com ecrip.. 13 Ocean Hank... vy Del & 4 Canal 200 6 PacM * “aco 0. 100 100 100 CO... , be0 890 ao, do, £15000 Tewnesnoe 6's, 094 YCoDIRR » 1060 Miveour! 68 81% a RA i 4000 Tadians 6'e 8056 100 Gal & Cai RR. 260 83 7000 Brooklyn OW 1, 97 100 to . 8% 6000 Erie RA bin 187 82 160 Erle B vid 18 8 ebe Park Penk Way mn 60 Chi. & RA RK. B30 36 Padife M8 Go.590 “ CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarvrpay, Sopt. 4—2 P. FiovR.-The market was quiet aud stealy. Tho males embraced about 8,500 bis. at inchanged prices. Wumar.—Sales of 6,000 bushels, including white Ken- tucky at $1 45, red Southern $1 15.0 $1 40, amber co- Jored Soutbern $1 33, Corn.—Sales 20,000 bushels at 60c. a Tbe. for mixed Western, sm round yellow at 940. Porx.—Sales of 700 bbis. were made at $17 55 a $17 75; prime at $15 50. Corton was firm, with a fair amount of sales. Wuiskry.—Baler of 200 bbia. were made at 243<c. The Dry Goods Trade. The following comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods st New York for the woek and since January 1:— Por the week. 1866. 1857. 1858. Fotered ut the port..$1,606,600 $1,817,498 $1,825,048 Thrown ou merkst., 1,785,766 1,483,173 2,170,972 Since Jam 76,182,018 41,7 ‘3 4 4;722;123 Fvtoreo at che rt. 71,990,039 Thrown cn market . 71,600,938 73,685,868 By the above table it will be eeen that the goods entered at this port within the past week have, for tho first Wme in many months, exceeded the amount for the ese period in 1856 and 1867, while the amount thrown on the market also exceeds that of 1857, though it is ander that of 1856. The aggregate since the lst of January last, althovgh under the amounts of the two previoas years, yet approximates thom in an increasing ratio. Thedry goods trade was & good deal interrupted by thecelevraiiva on the 1s, inet. All basiness was, In a measure, suspend ed; and so far as selling was coucerned, trade was sut- pended, ® large yrocerten of the stores being closed. tern dewiers bave appeared in greater force "ino pre. ent week, apd purchases have been made to « fair 7” Jent, though the trade from that quarter pas not faliy com- menced. Ready made clotaing houses have opened their supplies of woollen articles, such as winter vests, th pants, urder and overceats, kc. , aad tl h early for the Weeiern demand, they bee forward to afair fall trade with Westera dealers. domestic goods, thougo heavy for some d 8, maar in the main wall sua- tained, and especially suitable for the export trade. Drills adapent to the Chiva trade were firmer, witb salze of about 5,000 pieces, which wore tsken oetiy ch specniation, We quote 30 inch, 40 yard piecsm, So. for ebipment; afterwards 830. was demand: ea. Bro gheetings and shirtinge were ra. ther hesvy. Sales of heavy sbirtings were made at 8146. Bleached sheetings and aude were in good demand, and prices rustained. Cotton flannels were vo fair demand. We quote Paseatcs at 93¢c., Hamilton at 16kc., and Amoskeag at 12c. In cotton jeans the demand wen fair, and sales were making at 730. 10c. for brown, Diesched and colored. Depims and stripes were without change of moment. bi ye cloths were dull. Priats were in fair demaod, and sold at 9o.a103¢¢ Ospanurgs evntinued to rule dull; prices varied from 9c. @ 10,6. for goots two and «half “and two yards wide. Cotton auck wae in zome better demand, without chasge in prices. Ia foreigo goods there was afair business doiag, and prices for certain desirable and reasonable styles of fresh im poristions were quite firm. Dress goods under tis head were firm and wleranly active. Staple dress goods were siesdy, sod with slight concessious could be freely soid. Pleck #iks, 26 inches, and ranging from 75s. 31 25, were page dealtin. Fancy silks were aleo in g00d de. White robes were dull. Printed goods were dog ta grades and finish of Frencb aod German cagsimeres were in good demand, and at steaiy prices. The suction seles have made toa fair ex tent, and well attended, walle priees obtained compared favorably with previous sales of the searon, we. og) cloths an NEW YORK CAPPLE MARKET. Weoxespay, Sept 1, 1858. As @ matter of courte ibe cattle market was but poorly revrrecsented to-ény, butchers and others being engaged in prepsrirg {or the grestest event of the age—the celebra- tion, We do not remember to have seen so few purr chasers in the yards as on Wednesday. Very many of ths cattle wore bought up yesterday—in fuct, ali that were geod were purchased, leaving for today’s sale a very poor lot of cattle. Ssles were effected yesterday as from Tc. to %c., but today sales were wholly at from 60. to Sc., with ihe exception of a few lots of very infe- rior cattle whi h sold at 5», At Bergen there were sold on Monday, sbout 650 bead. The supply was enor. wer over four thousand head having been offered at Al- \d nearly 4.400 bend st all the yarde for the week. We ert the market destitate of animation, aod, aa broker's x a, annem dy dead, Wib prices away down, aod euil lepdpg © courses de sold durin: The lait latter part of the week. ‘The other yarde were affected inthe same way, and there was comparaively nothing done apy where. Toe tral receipts at ail the yards for the woek, last week, ud correspooding period last year were ag follows:— re a wy earn parce 's. This week, Last ween. ie 0 2 Sept. 2, 186" au 149 85 ‘Toe prices to-day were ns follows:— jaality .. ssp $800 a 8 50 First . Good naaltey 77% a #99 SS ~7190 2 750 Inferior . 60 a 6% First quality. $50 00 a 65 00 Gosd Geatgy 45 00 a 50 00 Oreiwary . 1 80 00 a 49 00 Interior .. 20 00 a 25 00 Firat quality & 60. & Sige. & bo. & 45g0. Camden and Amboy.. come oa Allerton’s were from the following COWS AND CALVES. There continues a imr demacd for good cows, aad prices for prime are a trifle beiter. Poor old cows are very Gull, aud iy is exceeding!y bard to fad @ market for ten at any price, During ive whole of the week there has been @ steady, fair demand fw the best offerings, sad sales have beow wade at (rom $40 wo $60 pF ok non to prime. A few of theotferings were prime, avd were raid Ww give twenty to twenty four quarta of milk per day, they sold at from $00 to $76 por Lead. Poor cove soli at from $20 to $36. The toval receipts # atl the toe week, Inet woek and wok ending September were as follows: — oie '*. ta cia ew cam “J Thin week Last week. 4 * HH Sent. 2, "7. 30 aT oT 7 VEAL CALVRS. ‘The receipts during the = Night, ihe market opened a lit stances the strenuous exertions of ter prices erm to ‘Wore crowned with mnccees— quite a nam! enles baving deen made ata trifle above €):c., and a few of of the best offerings having brought as high as T:. The talon effected #1 that price were eo scattering that we do not alter our quotations. The reals in market to-day were okir g much better and showed @ very decided improve ment, apecially the fret clase veals, macy of which were really very prime. The total receipts at all the yarce for the week, Inst week and the week ening Septemoer 2, 151, wore ns follows:— age ‘* — Gomneer O'Brien's 98 The week. Last week., 276 3 103 aI Sept. 2, 185%, 363 6 103 7 SHEE? AND LAMns. ‘The demand having been moderately active, there bas deen quite & reapectable market, not withstan. that the receipts during the past’ four or five wooke havo been so heavy. Prime sheep are rather roarce and ars wanted, at full prices, while those of other qualities are either in moderate Cemand or dull. Lambe are steady Dut are not if eo much demand aa prime ¢ beep and d> not commasd svch high prices, The mark deen a jected to pretty covets bapentions Gar ‘one, the past iow weeks, sac enpecially eg the past week, but have een within our range of quoteticns. fhe market closed rather dull, with a down 4 i dency. Tue total re by at all the yards fer cok ending September 2, 1837, were e2 followa:— Ailertom's. Browming's. Chambertin's. O'Brien's This week. ..1,008 1,098 1,206 Situs 1,708 4a - Swrnr. The market has been weil applied, but the demand bee beon only moderately ave, our qnotations above drove yard the rey eat Sept 1, 1868, were oy Erie Raiiroad, 4,604; via Rergan, 161; Hudson river, 448 albany propellers, 616—total, Mal, 4.820'- of which were sent to Western yard, Forticth street, 1,074; wold, 1,006, lett over wovo'd, 5,149, Total, 6,820, ‘The enles noted are ex clnaive of 2.007 on hand at inet reoort, making sales for the week at 8,07, The average quality of hogs for the wack Just closed ie much ewer then the week before. Sales yertorday hy Ayres & Lawton to P. Root, 106 Jeffor sep county hog. ago 205 loa grows, at 630.: 3. Frank lin, 178 Herkimer my be a6 540. gross. to day 200 stl] hogs averaged 1€8 Ibe. from Onio, RECATTITULATION, The total receipts of all stock at ail the yards for the woek, last week, since Int January, and corresponding period last year, wore as follows:— Veale Me 2b Binme prices within rangs of one the Radeon River ome Allerton’s. Browning's .. 306k 101,997 aoe ime, 7 103,67 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1868. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers. rk. AND FROM HAVANA Agta oh ORLRANS. fer—From New York sete Sram poe Pew Soa vane ew Yor Gamiwase-¥ York mh, arriving at Havens 170, eb es es :. hn jow Orloang 27th, kw arti Prom Hew York Havana 2, and New Crteane Bik ow ork Howe Oricane bis, Havana Sih, arriving at Rew Y ore ith ‘Biack Wakkion—From New York 27%, arriving at ap teem anason From New Tien Orleans ike diavans Teapcc Fionn Gaariesinn sik and 1b, due at Ravana ib par ff From Uavans 10th Mn duo at New York 16th ‘When the above dates fall on Sundsy, the staamere will sail on Monday, except from New Orieann. THE OVERLAND MAL TO LYDIA AND OBINA. Lh may be of value to those Baring correspond and 50th of acme mon! lowing month. about the Isis Mr oan and ih of fol- tefganea tg about th 208 or st of mame nnd bth or Ob of Arrives ut Aden sbout the 9th or 9th of eame and 10th or ‘12th of following month. ‘Leaves Aden about the 26th h of same and day of ar errr and Tihs So's for Ghee ac. Indian Nav arrives at Bombay about the Sd to 5th, wand 19th to ‘Dat of following remit. P. and 0. oye ti dy lag about the 6th oF ‘7th and 224 to 28d of fo! hain Pevang tbe same day, if the arenes hc bia ae “Galle me steamer acrived which trkos the m wariree at Pale! »Eanane About the 1p or igh and 2th or Arziven at rongepore p about the ‘13th or 16th and Sist or Ist Leaver ore about 12 houre after arrival, ores at Hong Koa ‘about the 24 or 44th and 8th oF 10th Leaves next day for fhangose, Two mails Jeave England—one on the &th and 20h of eack monih—via Marseilles, snd arrives et Alexandria about the seme lime as the Southern mail “ALMANAG FOR NEW YORK—TMI8 DAY. 1 ‘mora 2 50 Port of New York, ke, September 4, 1558. CLEARED. Romaie aive (Br), pa cat Boe aneccenh hioutgomery, ker, davannsh—H Kt Oromwel) Steamehip Jamestown, Clark. bg rte ae BY, Undlam. Steamship Weeternport, Berry, Bui B Oromweu # ip Taliemes. |. Thomas, Sen Francieco—Sutton & Co. ealp 8k Mallory, Leser, San Fraucisco-8 D Babcock Meier Bamburg. isson, New Orieaoa-—-W TH Riveremtth ng. Roller, New Orieana—Pagin & Gazard. man. ean Francisco—L * Simpson, cra Mobile~ Sturges. Ciexrman & Oo, Nieker non Sehr Maria, kinder hes Sehr Kaloo, Helab ‘At cohps, PR—1) & Dearborn. Schr L D Wentworth, Ryder, &t Johns, AF—B P Buck Co, Sebr A Kelly, K Senr Rub itn tu val ‘taton —| iad rere. tebe Kaw. Walce jewbern=! mich & CO. Hehe Onprey. Braag:\ ‘Wernlupion Me: hows 4 Miiebel markt. & 2 Lh veringnam, Ricbwora—Van Bratt & ache. Seor Ann, Cole, City Point—J Hunter & Co. Ethr Satcamen’ Wits ntoxtncrias Sater’ & Dodue. Rehr nna thepberd, Mekinron, Philacelphia—J Hand. Sebr a xdwarce. Réwards, Poliadeipaia—J W McKes. Echr Leoondia, Small, Salem—R W Ropes & Co. ser Piymouth Rock Wilson, 4oston—Veyion & Sprague Steamer Horton. Bellew, Phiint+iohia. Bteamer Tacony, Wilson. Ph ladelphia, ARRIVED Fbip Riga (of Marblebend), Freets, Havana, 8 days, with suger ana wobace et Havecn James Mola en carpenter, va of Tr-land, anc Tsoo' Henceion,a Dane, ages died. Cbarlee Howendolt saad 20.and Andrew Beckman, both Germans died on the pea | Moaley. Jr (of New London), Holmes, New Lou- tae is Balter to master Brig Gov ry Ry woe Aug 22, with sugar and tobacco, to i 30. n0 lat, Ae apoke E Wright, 25 ‘au 4 2 “Tarnaiee. “cor Patinteiphia Ap the ios; 0 pt cl Hart, of Cine!nnati, seaman, a at Bavans. pk wry ine Repndlic (of Pattlan’) vreneri, reve" nu ees. ho, w Rirhlond & Von Geoba, A Bal foot fe, aged 21 verre, seamen, died on ‘Sone parenge. lat 57, ‘oa ta, spoke shin Heorge kvene, from Liver. 3. 7 ‘RB bas experievoed many calms sone bere! t -. Kroger (iate Kieves, decevsed), sages, 8 ox 3, 10 8 de Viewer July 18, ab Hae Robert Riewes, oe ‘Piecaaret. je, died "iti Som bere (Bi), Jobaron, st Joka,” NS, 9 days, wih e VBrig Ae ‘Acadian (Hr). Lockhart, Windsor, N8, 8 days, with OU & Lew Ses ho (Br), Smith, Windsor, NB, 14 dsys, with plas ter, to master. puri ‘Baweon, Briggs, Mystic, Ot, ta ballast, to Brodie & 1aene Weodbing, Alien, Minstidan, Mex, July 2 with me Vo. Namber| go Fetter, Windeor, '8, 10 days witb Balamore. 6 days Fehr Amande alte, Onin, § da Schr Corie M, Joues Glouceeter Rept Atnerioan Bevin Chose Roaloa, 4 days Behr Convert. Bau, Boston for alnay ey, Providence. Deter, Prowiieace. Osceola, Smith Norw ch and New London. Beamer Albany, Kenney, Bag Harpor The bark Zephyr. arrived Sd. left Palermo Jn\y 10, and Gi. be yh Wao’ id sai rr Dot light wi inde and cvs 8 days inside the Golf stream, jerined 8 cage t eo care in olbraiver by westerly ene rowel Company with bark Archer. {row Alex pom Sage mw RE Aug 18, Int 37 08, lon +bip Mo fora Times, of bud from Hawion for #and ich leleads. 25, Jon 63 3), erbanges loneiude with abip Michmoné Botion lor suenos ayres At Riker’s Island, Long Island 6ound:— aoe Meyer Bel = hr) from’ Nova Bain. panemmins Os cas stas than ®ATLEn. mary, bavensab; Jamestome, Nostell, Ser ship Wome, Tiverpoo! Wind during the day NE ¢ NE to8. Miscellaneous and Disasters. senuabip Alps, Capt Flookieg. will wll x ealled yesterday for Fouth+mptoe, Herre acd women, with 180 pasrengera and $187 446 2! in epeoie. Bonn Bonn Viets, Bee'e, of «rent, Long Teland, from ——— cargo of 200 tons coal foe Newoort, Ki ent asbore (wo mites pou'h of Sarnege’ i Teer should the weather Femin falr sho @ G08 After Browne over part of the cos vesrel is tight, nud her ca! echaynemao At Prazb fort ila 28°h I Urle of 376, 1200, arb lies Sen. Bde iso ba i by Messrs Josep! Ono tuby of seen: Woh tenn ovtiet he Union. ahe ts io be commanded by Capt Canries Ureutt Notices to Mariners. h Dougise & ss ROH Aug 19, 1508 Lightbouves Deredy give »0Y,,Olored bisck, hag een pisses on tle foe M by the name to line ee in Morven, beure & Dy Mi the norih jine witb & stone house on the desea, a CUSINGPAM, Becre'ary. AUSTRALIA—S00TH AND RANT coat gree BEACONS OH POLRTD MAT Ley ASD Hypnoen. Lowpoa Avuel, eer} The Harbor Master at Melbourne bas ron Ae a follow ing hemoone have heen ere ed on the comet th mare the lion of Henty reef off apollo bay, bewweea Cape Olway Port Phillip, Bowh Avisiretia, ‘wo pillar beacova each surmonuted by » ball, on Point Bayley. about 9 miles to the northeast ward of Cpe Otway, Torsesward ong is painted black, the inner white, ia ney stand Wy 8 and 4 A 30) yards from exch iy ine jan they re Seid apart om RW pM naa Be oe The foehet ‘78. which the gn vniy breaks occasionally ta bed Weather, hiae not Is tect over It at iow war, re O fathowe ali round wihin s cabie'e length ii tee berth. Those hownd to the norine 98 0 Point Haylny well open to the nor Be nll the white bewcor wm Cave Bunbury opens well 10 mini keen the enter or oun of talnate, ineide the Bar. cis. past conat of Anw The rook was not exam ‘ t appanre’ to have about 6 position 1a ly mile" owe feiead, oF In Ist about wich Variation 9 Rast of Apolo mpd 7,20 Bet at ao LLowick grip, im IN By Command of their JOHN WASHINGTON, Fivtroerapber. This notice affects the folowing acwirs!y mar’ tealin general, No 1,062; bnew Buel Mo 1,006. Haat et 1%, NO 23R Also Auswalia Direowory, volume ly page 99 MEDITRARAN RAR COLLAR Ae thy AUR 1, 1898. Lent oN A feted onder fixed dinptrio ie bt of tne net erhitited on Cape a RR SS Cre om RE STE SS Se ao ae RN ere ea ee RRR RE EERE ERT RRS SESS RTE BONNE. the horizon Detwoen the pg, which Cope'it an oe TER CeptG A Buiaray, - TABLE BAY, cane ~ ipa ‘the to aleadeular Nght our ofthe fur cla for uldence of vessels entering Table Bay during tie nigh be ea ea nine on Green fat nenrer oan miller deals ee cones be altered from tbe eastward to the souhwerd, wiih the intenuon Cf steering for the schorep > or should thes Bt be brought Into Jeng Wan 11 a7 18 fetbows water ‘ighte on. Green Point pear 87 02 6 Wha when tho light om the Mouti (ane no belure) yoastg. early © ay alter the, course from te eas Wil) instantly de seen. wis meer aseor the Li entre of the anchors <*ancoar whenever the ligh' Green Peiet are stata’ (oy a 7 tans | hills near the Mout! ny od the lipbt on ibe ¥ vutli NW, distant about a miley be rm 8. wo to Binhgs waier niece ot Ligh draft nd orkge, Kua ibe Mout Fd toatlog HW ty He ia ona ee ee tp’ a from ihe shore, when the Nght Wine. ehip’a dintance aac’ 7 Us irs caus aL Yar tbe perp se veigat of ine. Monti tight is arte pea Tieet; andthe Borlontal distaoa oe high wi marie Bf i santas fram rine onde Robbin Island) the ‘Osea Font wil a appew tu ope (or nearly 80), and the lighte cn the Mouille Point wt!l a'e0 be reen—the between the lighthouses belng #8 above meavionea, The directions by Capt Owen, and the ended dir cons, be ® suiflelent guide to the anchors cis earnestiy reecmmeniied to virangers not to attempt Bay at niptt, ia equally or hick westher, HES tiritrat sueatlon skannd be Paid 19 the aguodings, and jeads Kept conalantly going The plan of the bay by Cupt Owen (avon whieb the inet uciions are founded) aa lao he ai baud for reference: Approved. BANOK, Pert Conta, by ccramond of bis Excel cuenay ine tvrernon ft dest “a Govt, Cape Town, Sib Feb, 14 ‘Whatemen. Arr at NBedford 4 inst sehr Retrieve, Hathaway, N Atlan. ' ty s and via Stppicen. Usb ep, lao Arr. r Altamabn, Fisher, # Atlantic, of and vis Eip- pioem, with 150 ep, 180 bp ld from do Msc ult, barks Win Gitord, and Jas D Thomp- ton, N Pacfic Ocean ones from ao lst inst, bark Orray Taft, Pisher, Atlantic Provincetown 27:h, sobre, Alexander, Dunbar 116 th, enc. Milken. 20 bole ap and 49 do bik “Arr at Boston Nept?, sebr Alexencer, j/unbama, Jeeee, cf sad vin Provincetown, wilh Ti bbls sp 7 170 40 fish oul, Arr at Sippionn Slat, schr Altamabs, Fisber, Atlentio Coesn, St Themay April 13 with 160 bbls ep 2nd 180 do biack~ fish oll’ sent home 80 Dbla sp oll. Reporte spoke July 25, lat $124, Jon 5i, Jokn Adams (ook, Provinoetown, | wh: in: $3 12, Jon 5180, Adgpiral lske, Siankensh’>, Sipploan 8p; 200b, iat S196, Jon 4042, V HL iall Preeuiin F <oviage- B, uoreport: Slat i s8, lon 48k, Rorheehihi Holman, Oe eave do dor Aug 2 iat 3820 Tou 90 sseorge & Mary, Pleroe, Wertport, 140,ep. 4, Int 33, om 46, Amelis Kemprin. Matt poreports 1s i, lat 3934, lou 6440, B® Hoper, Provincetown, Sid trom do int inst, aohr Retrieve, Hathawsy, for New Bedford, wo har oft ask 'F cuvemnio, ash “at Provincetown from Qoean, tng 149 ap. ‘asports epore July 6 Flotes WW Smaies sche se Leonard, SH. 6 gris out, cleaa; sta, RW S milev, Harrison. Derni«, NB, 6 weeks om, clesn: Tt Ny, Tonsth £7 Millipo’ ot Paner, do, 800 ap—Capt F 3 lac $839 N, lon 36 41 %, Olera Bei 4B, 6 weekwout, cles, 19h, tat 8 Son th 8 Roper Freeman, of Provineeiown. 7 moe out, 10 ¥ itt Bay of Iaiande ae apr o no Gifford, NB, 1100 sp all fon! Heard from as rapt B, nolat, Ls iano Fo wland, Hoda, NB, Tith 1t0ap allt. “Bound to Fejes Ialanda to’ cruise aot Jexnery end (hen Of Zealand April 6, Franktin, Richmond, NB. 20 sp, 180 wb, 240 bore. sil well. b 7, Canton Packet, Allen, NB, 20 sp, ‘Three King all wen Sposens July 18.0 Western “round, N D Chase, Byder, ver 2th, Lary Sufolk obertaon, do, 20 sp. irr 81 30 Ion $0 38 Toman Warton of Aa Minow out, 15 ep, 90 wh; 13th, George & Mary, of Westzort, 2 mos July} out, ii . Ist 44.07, low 5424 eebr J & Smith, ot Provincetown, Ro 7e5 OF! of oli. Ap 24, int 3950, lon 68.18. ein “Almerad,” 24 hours ont frow Nomsn’s Land (vrobably abip Almira, of and from Ed- gariow nh for iudism Urewn spoken, &c. 7k Immigrant, ateerieg W, with oxeeecgers was seem 12 Moy BF stenwnn'p Propeller, st Boston from Foreign Ports. anys e 22-1 pore Derk ¥ & Platextue (of Provi- dene) Reunat to pull eme cay for Falmouth, ng, for oF bag tree ore, 4 besk aloo Ts way Takcud Avg (iin port ber Allse Tariton, ilitame, tor Liver eebr Joon Bell, Nak, from Bal tor Liverpant § Ol ath, arr for For\ an rrince *oyle NYork. 7, Re}timore MaRseiLies Aug 15~ in re “pops ¥m 8 Lindsay, from Verien jue. apr tyloed (ar New Tore engin Wane new Orveane tog: T-eoron Urern, to Lunt, for NT ork, bars Shura Nevada, be feption Grintis foc NTRS SATA w (not Weal Dark Ae Halt, ¥ York ee) Cid ship St James, Collay, Liverpool Stlowe “Nit sug Si—arr shi sary Wonbingt m mad, Livervool, tebe Havelvex, ole, New York; Sept 1, Rmeraid Ine, Cornish do Home Porta. ALEXAND. (A.dept, 4 Arr ecbr, iram Bonith, MeGtrera, Fall Kiver obra O Ant Baxer, Providence, W Careil!, Hawking, Cohaneet ALBAY, Rept 2 Ace ache s)o0p G & “nediaer, Lett, Waal! Morgan. 8 York fescair ache Charlee & Auns, P Alexandria; ‘A Morgan, 4 Odsinpios, owes & vor index. << Troy. tirbel for twerbrig abla Osele: Nurtoane: ybew, B ayres. N Boynton, ‘Tho-e. alueveh, KOMIeD, Ko: ato loxd for Was um 28, (and #'d tet ied) rest Belle, Hinace Meal, brige AB Beve ue ine (not BANGOR Sept 2~ wir eck Trrphents, Nickersoa, Albany, Havelock. Brow. NOrlesow BUCK SPURT, Lieerpont FALMOUTH dept 28d brig Alex't Milken, Fish (from Parken) uderhie Ses Wind, Chase, New York: bi bepta—t id ecbr lew 110 p belen, Babeo"e. Fhilndelphis . at tay tng Terk Senta of and from Bewport, 0 load /. Avg %—O8 the Sar, 2 barks, sappored the | Wm M hice, and Geranium, weg Mee LOLs, ton, Pare ake Deborah Janey re at Philade!ppis. its > Lider, brig Isola, enbr Bi 2 begs. 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