The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1858, Page 5

Roletomn Deeegonee. Row, xiidney “A. Corey will preach in the Bighteenth ‘ticcet Bupt, # church, one door ‘weet of Fifth avenue, this morning and .“Vonins: Roy. TL. Hig TH Will proach in the small chapel of the New York Univers Y, in Washington square, this morning wad evening. Rov. Moses Batiou, Philadelphia, will preach this 35 Weochiyn The Pe sabectn of you agp: um othe sl Cameotene The Priends of the Late (. Nowbeld (Over peso grt pholograph Of hin at ‘BRADY'S gallery, No.3 copal Mission church, Clinton Hats, Astor place, will de- livor two sermons to-day, morning ax "4 evening. Public worship will be hold this mo,"%iag im the Now Jerusalem church (Swodenborgian), at Lp. Tlawe Hall, 765 Broadway. Divine service will be held ag usual ta the No."th Dutch Church, corner of Fulton and William streets, this morn- ing and afternoon, Rov. Willlam J. Frost, rector of the church of the Ro- sdeemer, Yorkville, will proach this evening in tho Memo- wial ohuroch, cornor of Hammond street and Waverley Good Tea Chest, and 10 Ibs. Good eae, fer © GinisTTANSON'E ee warehouse, No, 1 _————$ $$$ $ er Deflance Salamander Safee=With Patent powder proof [ocks and cross bare. Also fire and burgiar its aint: M. PATRICK. ted. tn Kixchange for Wheeler ‘Wilson’ Machines— Valuable ponte Bs, erry toy i Bassford’s Billiard Tabi.vé and Planos, for private houses; rent towards purch: 8e—149 —." Court Divine service will be resumed to-day in the French EES eS Teh ee aad Church jl misnlons 7 wa arom bead Sartre trian and Remuca streets, Brooklyn. Purch were atroot and bers avenue. “Adresse by Dr. H. M. bere and the missionaries that (Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs 32d Toupece— ga Wr 3; BETA wit preach morning 5 ae anol ~ Wiseloto aad the dye pei ing ge kmeerunen emcee | oS comer Sees Sere | Na. wor! mn «Me Onarge B Suter, nt. of Andover asuaen! Oy . ae tamutclory, 258 Neostersy, ss a Nae cnet, an Evanzetist at Oca woe a ordain cheapest articie for dressing, be: tay se ng, , cleans ee 2 au peed vat at be Cnet, Bresegiag and restoring th hae try it. Sold by all INVITATIONS. John For Coloring the Hair Use Wilson's Hair inode Mera tented mt em ae ae Broa itr dingo ain es the color to a black or ‘bis ‘yonerable futher, Rev. John H. Wingfield, as pastor. fags ‘applied Aid dying — Bene a no troable fn jaing Rev. D. 8. Dickinson, late of Kigin, Tl, has received a call to the eburch in Marion, Towa, and has eatered upon his labors there. Rey. F. B. Doe, of Lancaster, Mass., bas received a invitation to settic over the Congregational church in Waukegan, Ll, INVITATIONS ACCEPTED. Ray, John Gaston, of Pompton, N. J., has accepted the call tendered him ‘@ second time by the First Reformed Dutch church of Newark. Rev. James Presily, of New York, has accepted tho all tendered io him “by the Second United Presbyterian Chureb of Pittsburg, (lately under the pastoral charge of Dr. Aikin,) and will assume his ministerial duties about the first of October. Rey. Mr. Barnaby, of the Congress street Baptist socie- ty, in Newburyport, Mass., has accepted a call to settle over a society in Deerfield, N.M. Rev. W. Henry M, Giffert has accepted a cali from the Presbyterian church of Boonville, Oneida county, N. ¥., ‘and expects to enter on bis labots there by the ‘tirat of October. Rey. Samuel L. Gould, of Biddeford, Me., has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Congregational Church of Owego, Tiogs county, N. Y. INVITATIONS DECLINED. Rey. F. W. Allei, of Salem, has declined the call of the Congregational ‘Church and Society at Walpole, Mass. Rev. T. L. Cuyler has declined the call of the First Pres- byteriaa Church of Chicago. INSTALLATION, The Rov. Dr. Gordon, formerly of Seventh avenue Church, New York vity, was installed as pastor of the F. R. Duteh Church, at Schraclenburg, Bergeu county, New Jersey, on the 8th inst, DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. Rey. Benjamin Smith, pastor of the Congregational Church at Litchfleld, Me., died on the Ist inst., aged 43 years. He wasa native of the town. a grandson of one of its first settlers, and a son of one of the deacons of the church. Holloway’s Pills and Ointment—If you are dyspepilc, languld, feable, biious, sufering froin daiploace or bowel complaint, try the pilis, Relief is certain. “If scrofu- ous oF rheumatic, resort tothe ointment, Sold at # Maiten Radical Cure Tr Truss Offce.—Marsh & Co., No. 2 Vesey sircet, Astor House, ‘Trusses and supporters. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarurvay, Sept. 18—6 P. M The Fulton, which sailed for Europe this day, took out $585,168 in specie, which is considerably more than the Saturday steamers usually take. Some of the shipments which were to have gone in the Cunarder were doubtless transferred tothe Fulton. Exchange closed pretty firm, a good business having been done at 1093 4110 for bankers’ sterling, and at 613.0 5114 for billson Paris. Mouey iv easy again; the last effort by the bankers to put up the rate has again fuiled; atfour per cent it is freely offered to the brokers, and there wre many loans still out at three. The stock exchange experienced, this morning, the natural reaction from the decline of the past few days, ‘The friends of several of the prominent speculative stocks rallied to their support, and the bears theinselves, wh have no confidence in any great decline in market values, were only too glad to cover their contracts yesterday with two per centin their favor. This morving they came in os buyers co freely that the market rose and almost as. sumed « buoyant tone. Reading, whieh led the decline yesterday, led the upward movement to-day. It opened ata shade above the closing price of yesterday, and rose ‘on the second cal! this morning 34 per cent, closing at a further advance of %. Tho resistance offered by the bears was slight, and it is understood that the bulls had the assistance of some Philadelphia orders. In New York Central, many of the bears hastened to buy for delivery on the opening this morning. When over 1,000 shares had been (aken up in this way, the holders demanded und the bears paid an additions) eighth for the stock; but the sales fell off, and « tendency was shown to put out fresh short contracts. Erie was dull at yesterday's figures. The presidents of the various railways couvened in the late Philadelphia Convention met in the course of the day and bad a further conferenee on their mutual interests. Galena rose % per cent; Rock Island %, closing at an ad vadee of 4; per cent over yesterday's closing price; Toledo rose %; Ilinois Central 44; Michigan Southern 4; Michi- gan Central 3s per cent; all moving together and sympa thising with the general course of the market. We can hear of uo one buying any of these stocks for investment; buyers and sellers of them are all members of the Board ‘The Catholic Standard records the death of the Rey. che Karenoah, and of the Rev. H. Aubert, both priests ‘of the city of New Orleans, They died of a fever, to which Tne duties of their calling exposed Died at Pittsburg, on the 10th inst., the i Black, D. D., of the Reformed Presbyterian churc Black ‘recently received the ay ment to the chair of Biblical Literature in the Theological Seminary of the Re- formed Presbyterian church, Tocated in Philadelphia, and ‘was expected to take charge of that office in October. For ‘over thirty years he exercised the ministry in Western Pennaylvania, sh the same neighborhood where his father, the Rev. Dr. Johv Black, labored for half a century. Dr. ‘Black's Pac Toyen was dysentery. NEW CHURC Len a a The Bishop of Boston is expected in Worcester, Mass., today, to bless the new St. Anne's church id that city. Anew and beantiful church edifice - dedicated by tho First Baptist Socicty at Fisherville, N. U., om the Sth last. MISCELLANEOUS. Bishop Doane, of New Jersey, bas forbidden the Rev. Richard A. Carden, of Philadelphia, to again officiate in the diocese of Philadelphia, Decanse during a recent visit eine =. invited a ‘Methodist clergyman W assist ‘him in the of the sacrament. At the late semi-centennial anniversary of Andover ‘Ticological ical Seminary, the Treasurer, Rev. J. L. Taylor, | o¢ Brokers or street speculators. The rise in Pacific Mail, fede Se ee Se, coes given for thls por ee = to whore extraordinary prospects we alluded yesterday, Madame Pi ans son, $2000; Samuel, AbbOWL, $110, } was equal to 33< per cent above the last sale recorded at Newburyport Moses to-day cot Heo Mee Newbury port, $85,000; Jolin Norris and wife, of | ‘me Board yousty. Tee aie — gy lots, Eee 940,000; Wil "Phuitips, $10,000; Miss Waldo, of | taken evidently for investment. Panama was }¢ better Forecster, $15,000; 8. 8. Hitchcock (recently), $15,000; | than last reported sale. Delaware and Hodson wan $450,000. Phillips Academy, ited to sustain the steady; Pennsylvania Coal rose 2 per cent. The only aale of bank stock was one of American Exchange, atau advance of 1 per cent. In State stocks an average business was done without change of price, exeept in the case of Califor. niag (old bonds), which are 3, per cent lower. There war a sale of the new government Fives at 103%; the prospeet is that they will be lower yet. ‘The market closed pretty firm. ‘At the second board there was very little business done, but prices generally were a shade better. Pacific Mail ‘of learning and religion on Andover Hill—the result of a far secing benevolence. Mr. T. B. Penfield, of Oberlin College, one of the gradu. ates from the Theological Department, is under appoint- ment from the American Missionary Association to go out as & missionary to Jamaica, W. 1 AN RPISCOPALIAN MINISTER SUSPENDED. Mr. Carden, of the church of St. Matthias, in ateipl , having, it is alleged, violated a canon of the Fpiscopalian church, during @ recent visit to Cape May, Doane, of New Jersey, has insued a proclamation }| rose afurther 2{ per cent. La Crosse bonds improved 1 forbidding tne reverend genticwan from again officiating The closing prices at Groesbeck & Hoyt's a the bounds of his diocess. The following is the 0% 0 18%; rte, 19.0 17%; Jamation:— To re Ser, Rocuano A. Cannen, P Preguntas "Bee se ores the Prrsaneren ov tie Dioceses Michigan Southern, 234g a 23%; ‘Weh of Angneat, 1858, Banding, 47% @ AT Michigan Centyal, 6544 a 5644;"Panama, 113 a 11334; Pa citic Mail, 9734 a 972; Galena, 8344 a 8344; Rook Island, published ‘ot Philadelphia, where you are a resident, Ne he wart following — i! 69 a 6944; Toledo, 32% a 33}4. The market closed dull. “Recently,” Wo wit, on Hundas. ib of July, the Rev, | ‘Tho exchanges atthe Rank Clearing House today wore eer pened 110 Pe MS imininistered, the Holy | $17,401,166 7, and the balances $1,002,890 47. The Communion, calling on the resident Methodist minister to | Metropolitan certificates are $3000. assist him in the inistration of the elements. There ‘The business of the Sub-Treasnry was:— ‘wore other clergymen of the church there, one oF more . onsen @ Of whom refused to participate ia so irregular a service." | Total rec ie a73 Thave been duly eertided that the allegation thus made oS iateue. 1 have waited till this time for your explanation? * +9 4 red polon) 7 ye rtlie ba ‘doers Wm rm for the benefit of those who 1 therefore deem it my duty, ander the sixth cangn of the General Convention of 1850, to admonish you for seh act of mikbenavior, in violation of that provison of the drdinal under which yon became a deacon and a priest “No man shall be accounted or taken to be a lawful bishop, priest or deacon in hie church, or suffered to exe said functions, except he be called, tried are interoated in the affairs of the La Crosse Railroad that the company are progressime rapidly in the settlement of thoir floating debt, and that the holders of the land grant bonds are funding the August coupons. Those who fund py a oo md admitted ‘thereunto according to the | thelr coupons before the first of Ortober, receive bonds form hereafter following, or hath had Keopisen f conse hearing interest from first of July last. The road is now eration of ordination.” And I, thoreover, forbid you 10 | completed uo La Croas te im the diocess of New Jersey. “Gem a ‘versie, tis 4th day of September, A. 1. 1858. . W. DOANE, Bishop of New Jersey. ——$—$—————— Hon. Gerrit Smith on the Sabbath and Tem- perance. TO THE EDITOR OF THE “HERALD. Will you do me and the society which [ ropresent the favor to publish the following correspondence in the coi amos of your widely circalated journal. ‘The carnings of the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey for the month of August, 1868, were, ...$77,845 30 For the same month last year. Increase, 24 por cont........ ‘The following is said to be on epitome of the annnal statement of the business of the Chicago and Rock Island road for the year ending first of July last:— Gross earnings of year cnding ved 1, 1858, $1,407,846 72 Operating expenses. sees «+ «TT8,816 75 J. L. HATOH, Sceretary A. 8. P.C. Rt. | Total... , Samos oF a Broowit, August 28, 1857. | ont of Beroan Vailvy 1 25,000— 224,715 00 Mean Six—In behalf of the American Society for the Pro man Of Civil and Religious Liberty, of which I have the Net OMMMINGR.... cece ecco sees ee ewenene + $406,318 97 honor to be Corresponding Secretary, I write to inquire This year begins badly ; duly ‘and August were very your views as an independent candidate for Governor, cou- | poor months ‘The auditor's report of earnings of the Michigan South tothe ante LT. von have been Sealetnd, yes ern and Northern Indiana Railroad for the firet week in would give your ‘nfiuecoe in favor of the continuance | september, is a6 follows:— apd enforcement of our present Sunday laws. tee wo ‘Would you be in favor of laws enf the seventh or = Am alt’. ‘any Otlier day of the week, as Sab! Or would you ors mK =e favor the repeal of all our Knee | ‘Sunday laws as op. Mails oS soncd to the spirit of our federal and State constitutions? | MHSsssssese sees eee eee ‘ We ‘also desire to kvow, if we understand you rightly, as Tota! .T ry viewing the absolute prohibition and destruction of liquors: OF ug nae ak cap MRI Bae petmances. le only to those y ilisnous com one eeeraly sold now otaye for brandy, wine, The Indianopolin ‘and Cincinoat! " Road shows a gain ¢ ke., and not to a pure article. Bs it your view that, while | last year. ‘The earnings for the fearful injury which men unwittingly do themselves ‘and the community by partaking of these poisonous, de Jaly and August were....... Last year. coptive, maddening mixtures sold under false pretences as genvine oreedy, int, ‘&o., should A forcibly. iecelbly prevent ouneen £4 by “the strong arm of the law,” eee ‘ooo enreeree ‘moral suasion to deter men from the po ca pure aloo. ‘The following is a published mateme nt of the Massacha veh Hen eee ey eraeonrselt, personaly, and for the cates Rite C= ith great + for yourse 2. Jun. 1, 188 ‘fod candid manned in which you offer your views ented det... “i 1856. as ty Jen, 1, 1008, for forthe \constaeration of your fellow citizens, und hoping | Temporary low, 062/337 p= sped saceee | on fae htey phate gegen gl Lng owe. Meoey not called y your earliest convenience, we remain, yours, very truly, 1 rs of J. L. HATOH, in behalf of the soriety a ee = |e Prrennoro’, Sept, 4, 1858. Total for which Mr, J. L. Haron the State is ori Dmar Sox—I much regret this delay in answering your | ginally liable.. 1,447,182 1,568,126 1,880,455 ‘eateomed letter; and even now I can write you buta | Serip loaned to Sow hurried lines, iam Lip Be de ge ky hme wandry = rail attend meetings, wi I return e road corpora find reel buried up in letters, tions for which am @ Sabbath man, but I am op they are origi mn to all — in of the Sabbath, With me | nally liable... 5,049,566 5,049,556 4.949.555 civil narrow. 295,000 - 7,807 080 6,599,010 ‘The following is the statement of the Pounsylvania Railroad, dated Bept. 1: — Jan, 1 to Sept. 1, 1866, ..65 418,18 ervey Same period tast’ year . 1,240,555, ERTK $202,874 3,425 12,831 Jan. 1,58, 103,929 Net carnings of the ‘camat om 1 PEs Jan. 1, 1868, stone Net earnings of Bept. 1, 1868...... Nok carnings of tho canal from Aug. 1, 1867, to ‘The ‘treamurer of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad makes tho following statement showing tho business of th road for the month of August:— 1867. 1858. Paseaagers earnings, -991,106 13 983,635 32 + 86,865 19 58,600 50 pe sans «Sma sel | sai 128,270 06 = «$142,135 82 Uneven... e eee ee cent eben eee eee cere cece Bl 210 68 ‘Ho states that tho earnings would have boen from thirly “to forty per cent greater had the rates of last year pre- ‘Vailed. ‘The August receipts of the Ronington road were $21,000, sbewing a decrease of about $2,000. ‘Teo receipts at tide water of flour, wheat, corn amd bar- ley, for tho second week of September in 1857 and 1858, have been as foHows:— Fiour, bbls. Wheat, bres. Corn, bus. Barley, bus, to O88 164,637 206,638 194,543, 118,071 369,666 29,585 <++ 88,301 Doc, $6,966 Tuc, 68,028 Dec.165,178 The aggregates of the receipts of she above articles £0 far, for the years 1867 and 1858, have been:— Flour, bls. Wheat, bus. Corn, bus. Barley, bus 1,818,864 4,187,721 94,067 5,408,178 =—-3318,553 439,964 806 608 Inc.8 662,310 Dec. Inc. 45897 Redueing the wheat to flour, the excess in the receipts of 1858 over 1867 is equal to 1,556,065 bbis. Stock Exchange. SaroaDay, Sept, 18, 1868. 00 sibs Head 20000 27000 Missouri 6's. 6000 California v8. 1000 Cal T's, new 2000 Erie RR 2d ‘mtg 10000 Erie RR bs, '75 4000 FrieRRet be,'71 500 Hudltiv RR] ng 3000 T H&Alton 2 m 5000 Mi Soskg fd bels 6000 Ill Cen RR bde. 3000 Mild&Mins2m10b 16 shs Penn Coal Co. 120 do. do... 810 5000 CSurstdlddgbs 2 Am Exch Bank. . Canton Co. , loo Pacific M Stp Co. 5 Del & Hud Cut € 80 Cle, Col & Cin Re 100 Cle & Tol I BOARD. 400 «bs Hartem hes 306 wager RR... "25 300 Mich Gon RR! b60 9 Mi So & N Ind RR 4500 Cal 7's, new bs $24 200 6000 Ill Cen RR bis. 4000 LaCrod Mil Vg b> 30 SSELSee _ om 3385 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SATURDAY, Sept. 18—2 P. M. Frovr.—The market was sendy, with « good demand. The sales embracced about 11,000’ bbis., without change of moment in prices. Wurat,—The market continued to be buoyant, and the demand fair, with sales of about 25,000 bushets, including Chicago spring, at $c. a $1 00, damaged Milwalkie at 85c., rod Southern, good to prime, at $1 17. $1 21, South: ern at $1 31 a'$1 42, and Canadian white at $125. Conx.—The market was firm, with sales of about 30,000 bushels at 70, a 74¢c. for Western mixed and $8. tor Southern white; yellow, do. was quiet and nominal. Pork.—The market was heavy: sales of about 600 + aaa made at $17 a $1735, and prime at #150 Corto. —The market was quiet, with limit PR fo tra sales, common barrels, were made at — MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ‘Tret—Pmuure.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Sept. 13, by the Kev. Mr. Lewis, of the Chareb of the’ Holy Trinity, Bexsami F. Tiny to Maatepa J. Prauiars, eldest daughter of Henry Phillips, Ksq., all of Brooklyn. Boston papers ploane copy. Bascock.—Ov Friday morning, Sept. 17. of apople Prem Jagret Bancoek, son-in-law of the late " ‘bln, aged 39 yeare and 14 days. ends of the family, and those of his brothers-in- law, - wiltam i., Henry A., Sameel G., John 8. and Joseph MeLaughlin, are reapeetfully invited to atuend the funeral, this (Sunday) atcernoon, at half past twe ck, from his late residence, No. 53 West Twenty -tirst stre ar Sixth avenue Philadelphia and Sunbury papers please copy Bowss,——In New Orleans, on Friday, Sept. 10, of yellow fover, Canta BE. Bowes, late of the City of Mexico, in the diet year of his age Long Island papers please copy. Fay.—On Friday, Sept. 17, of consumption, Buza Fay aged 2) yeare. Hor remains will be conveyed to Calvary Cemetery, this fy? ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late resi dence, No. 276 West Forty-fifth street. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully mvited wo attend. Dubita papers ploase copy. Hoxayaton.—On Saturday, August 28, of marasmus, Ina Loviea, infant daught William BE. and Sarab Jane Horsington, aged 1 month and 2 day: Her remains were interred in Geeenwood, Laoravs.—On Friday, Sept. 17, 1 BaLpwiw, infunt eon of Jobn J. and Azubah 3. Lagraye, aged 6 months and 13 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fane- ral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 250 West Twen- ty second street, (his (Sunday) afternoon, at half past two o'clock, without further invitation. Mirek —On Sutorday morning, Sept. 18, Sanam Jane, daughter of Jonah L. and Sarah f. Miller, aged 14 years aad 4 months. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from her late residence, in Dean street, near Underhill avenue, Brooklyn, at three o'clock this (Sunday) afternoon. Pwtus.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday , Sept. 18, of cirrho. sis pancreas, Dasim. Puiuurs, a native of Londonderry, Ireland, late « resident of the city of New Orleans, aged 4 sihiam, * "The frievda of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the residener of his father, Janes Phillips, No. 59 Douglass street, Sout! Be ooklyn, oo Mon- + afternoon, at half past two o'clock. Kew Orleand papers please copy Reap.—On Thursday afternoon, Sept. 16, at 9 o'clock, hard Read, and daughter of ret Dwyer, a native of Ardee, county Louth, Ireland, aged 23 years and 11 months. ‘The friends of the family, and those of ber brothers, Jou’ ‘Thomas, James and Michael, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ‘Sunday afternoon, at one thence of hee ber, No. 565 Kighth o'clock, from the residence avenue, between Fortieth and Lig first streets. | Grnoxe.—On Tharaday, Sept. 16, of congestion of the lungs, Saran A., wife of the Kae George D. Strong, aged | years and 4 noonths. ne relatives and friends of the family are invited to at tond the funeral, without further invitation, from ber late residence, at Rast New York, L. L, at two o'clock this (Sunday) ‘afternoon. ‘Stamens. —On Saturday, Sept, 18, Mary Rruax, daugh tor of William and Mary Ano Summers, aged 1 year and 8 months The brothers and friends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, this (Sanday) afternoon, at two o siock, from No. 143 East Twenty-ninth street, to Greenwood Ce metery Tauwxe —On Friday, Sept. 17, Ranwaarn Tavexe, agod 26 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances, and those of Charles Heidboff, are respectfully invited to attend Une funeral, this gney, afiernoon, at ono o'clock, from the residence of les Heidhotl, No. 119 West Broadway, corner of White street. Tosa. —On Friday manning, Sept. 17, Dixpeica Toxss, in the 46th year of bis #ye, ‘The and relatives of the family are reapeetfilly, invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No 143 Delancey street, this “i morbing, at ten o'clock. Died, Sept. 18 seudaenty uae L. Samersow, aged cightoon years, and eight days, To him who bas been the byarly friend and boon companion, watcbing ida Uae ane eye the scone Luan grv'e pleasure and joy, | weighty sorrow breatl* the last sad requiem over the | and sorrow felt at the decease of that friend; nor, in NEW” YORK™ HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘19, 1658, ; --MISCELLANWOUS, ‘ fooling with giveat the same pulse the emotion that | pladdencd, und parbkipating li-his every thought, and indeed is te duty to fscerd the event whiok, with me | UNKH, WHLOLASALR AND BRTAM,—W. 8, STRONG tancholy suacaners, skated the congentalsout, to which pats Warren mireet and ot the writer cling, with Oh etromg ardor of brother and the benign love of afar ef. Std tdeed 1s the sigh thag with THE Bey ig 9 as am. CHTLDREN AND in want of # fine pair of booe#antt shoes Ko my a S77 Broadway, otis Ch, ad ead you cas out rekecpene ILDRR'S poets, SALAMANDER BARR, GREAT FIRE proor’s: ‘BAPE OF THR WORLD free from pene Worranted reef lar BtoaDway, street, N departed friend; and the Nsouvntal cye, the tristful vivage, the clasped hand of sincere Pages May all altet the deop sorrow which weighs down cpap fhe gazing mourner’s heart. Bot to the writer, who itt 9 tearing wittrews 10 the many node qualities’ of his late gifted Cried, who brings to his grave the eurnest hi of & domed heart, difficult ts it indeed to a all the grict deed, can language pourtray the feelings of a Beart 80 wholly given’ while in life, and so faithfuhy gl trout, yot remaining while in death. At s moment when {if Outtined s medal Hef aad rarct beat high in the exercise of ite healthtnt functions, wher Whose powder made the sey sailed with a morittian glow upon his honest heart, Who wae ourmamed “the Inseot ewes LYON. when the morn appeared to give promixe of mauy a re: . gar, fear), rapid and adden came the. hand of enre- Pies even, Sree, Frame, OS tenting dent kearcely hn manhond’s “ , estate, and co Just entering eg yt et threshold of a tite Piites t iateaymts we belt promised to be rich in usefulnens—deatined to be ‘Twas LYON. ished by acts of honor and.credit, and evor acta- Recolor in rnope ted wing sy porphin oo A many wae py iain (rye it as one of nature's gifted sons. his parents ad ctativen at a iny bem vere ‘Twas LYONS. indeed will be the consolation w! catia the cule pita tant wilt virtuos that. atorned—the excellenen that distis hed me rate inevitabl: and the remarkabie talenta that xtamped upon i And toe deapatel mre a eke att, ceased mu impress truly craditable and deeor vod. So PGE on me Nees 9a pall Why, LYON. mind htenod by education, he united many accom. rong from 7 4 pllahmonts of a rare charactor,” With a heart of pare in Bpalacaeduige) ssa visa ¢ combined principles born from the impulse to Tellling every | do what is right, and that alone, Sascophible, of And giv! aE Se tanta ges eenations speak “so eal" ations Depot for L¥O¥ & CO.'s le powder and Dubs tor tao py poly dp de Tg At convie plone Woh. desteuetion of tnsects and ver Brvadvenye e, to be the loving son, fond brother and Wen Sh, NASSAU STREET, PORMERIY warm jane well he performed the task. His most woltetts @ his friends and thoe of features were ¢: sixty of and indus. | his late aucie, Charles Cox, Of Shades. Choice ules, try, proceoded his faithfulness @ beart, correct Tape [RODE RUTH es COT: Celene MPHUR APRESS nesa of action and usefuldess in business rarely attained by one of ly oe all oa knew him well, was be recommen: y those many'qualifications sb striking! combined in him, and so blended together by those noble attributes of the mind as to present on the whole a cha- FALL AND Wine! Mi CLOTHING ied baad 1858. vor MEN AND BOYS, ractor unblemished, prized and loved. Decided, but | Unsirpssed in quality, - kind; of gentle maniors, keenly allvo to the misfortunes | yy gtyte the most approved, be ry engi of others, sympathizing with them in distre ye a Leper And waiformity in prices. and generous heart, he was indomitable ij ALFRED Pg me & CO. perseverance, and scemed to Rave tha heney fed cul ot Broadway, drawing around him warm and devoted fribnds. ‘ue em etn at to Grand atreeta) " left this earth, having performed his mission ais at VASHON. Abia CLOTHING up to his demiso, ho comy moro in acauvemcat those virtues and uacfulness thon is allotted MEN AND. novs. more advanoed in years; and as ho haa left he scenes | Unusual pains have this season been taken to present to their of life with honor, calmly relingnishing ali and going | friends and patrons such styles ax would be most approved. and they (rust Wat (hey have not been unsuccessful ta theiz qui ietiy down to death, his memory will tong be fondly rished by the writer and thove who knew him, and the | Sde#vors. wae eae 1g Of bitter regret will be softened by the reflection that | they fatter themselves that they have attained a standard not fe well aga nobly did his task, und Usal ho was my inti mate friend, so noble, good and generous. How have I not seen his dark eye, when music swayed, And, as it spoke with eloquence, feit the charm it made; Whea carciess, ax he sat, the soul with Lowuty rose And animation’ looked from out its portals though all was yet repose ; The smile T seem to see, which lingers sweetly yet— The power it had and ever will have Enever will forget. JRO. B. a eae pie. ean vee — 5 _ = — Peete bee WANTED—OF SIETTA CHAM. bers by ber husband, Washington Chambery, whto baa just arrived inthis chy. 2 lease Address as above, care of Floreuce ote, Broad 10 ADOPT.—ANY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT A male child, only two years old, may have hin by caiting 0 Mrs, Thompson, 201 Bast Bteveath street, Wie ae NICE PROTESTANT LADY OR herttofore approached by any other house, and ia ali styles of goods they coutidently chatlenige compartson, 1X THE CUNTOM DEPARTMENT First class cutters are employed, and ® large assortment of canting, caxsimeres aud weath may be found, whieh will be made order at unusually moderate pri Len kD MUNROR, WM. D. ABBATT, M. G. RATHBUN. AT EVER ut AT canta spindly engraved, can only be lind corne® of Duano airect, Orders’ by mail solteived T JONES, 10 ANN SIRERT—¥ 60 FOR DOTBLE soled Srarprone, sewed boots. Also, $5 60 for double soled pegged boots. _Warran Warranied to give satisfaction, family, to adopt a very pretty female child (wo moniha old. LL GRAY HAIR COMP si ETELY Bei ual TO A | Any respectable parties as above wishing to adopt th beautiful ect, ‘or brawn, bs child wil! receive $6 per month until the child is one year SON'S Walk COLORER, Dosa not diseslor or injure the skin ant will restore “gray hair’ (0 its original coloe by one or Cwo applications, Teoan be used the same ax water, leaving no stain or bad smell after applying tt. Deetdediy tha Cher ‘eafeat aud most convenient hing Une hair ny shade from a blac plied without any trouble, Doea not dry the hair, but gives Ka beautiful appearance. Only 2s. « bottle. WILSON'S HAIR RESTORER Wit cure baldness, prevent the hale fro | fattng out strengthen weak bair, increase the growth of the vent the bair turning gray. No olls or grease need be fonders the hair fue aud glossy without any other. prepara. Address T. T. #. box "130 Herald ufice. De. “Ost STRAYED PROM NO. 2 WEST THIRTY. first nireet, on Friday” afternoou, & large, Newloundiand had collar on inarked FL. Barreda, Baltimore. The talder "wall be re will be rewarded by c ating acaho above pained place. Fo, [AOUND.—THE GENTLEMAN WHO LOST HIS WATCH, &eo., on the 15th insi., will please call on officer Devos, at the Astor House, POUND=ON FRIDAY, THHAGTHT INST. avenue omnibus, « gou bracelet, ‘The person who “Hale Dye” ever “light brown to aj IN A FIFTH lout on. Only 24. @ bottles, Sole a 8 drug more, 308 Grand sreet New York, aud take vs, | an obiain it by caltiig at D: 8. rowne's oftce, 23 Chambers Third and Walnut sirects, Philadelphia. ‘Birch, sole agent for | street, New York, or at house, 222 Adams sireet, Baltimore. Brooklyn. ARTHO' O8T OR MISLAID—A LETTER DATED AND MAILED WARTHOL It ye nesota, Augtist 29, 1858, and RTHOLE BARTH hat Wall nircet, New York, containin emanate BARTHOLE'S BARTHOLE'S ; 4 Biro. and endorsed by ib item on T.C. Jung, No. BARTHOLE'S BARTHOLE'S york, vizi—One draftat four months date SEWING MACHINES, or sear 12 sie a at months of $004 3131 08, $188, $214 02, WING MACHIN Rs, $153 76, T.C. SUNG, No. BT Wall street, WING MACHIN SEWING MACHIN SEWING MACHINES PRINCIPAL OFFICK 449 BROADW AY, (cor. Broome sireet.) LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. "Address DJ. LEVY, agent New ¥ oes, rept 18, REWARDS. Fm REWARD.—LOST, NEAR THE MERCHANTS: BX 2) change, nine conpons, maturing aucoesstvely in Febris tary nd August, from T0910 1865, belong, to (inlenn and Chkago Ka Katlrond, frst mortgage bond, No.9 coupons has been stopped The ‘above reward will be paid on eit delivery to DoCoppet & Co., 19 Willian street, REWARD.—LOST, ON OR ABOUT AUGUST 19, 25 wi the South fat". ‘on the Long Island Ratiroad, one Tusset sole leather tr varked ow the end with paint Y'S CHEAP LOOKING GLASS STORE, 156 m street —The bent assortinent of per, oval aud mantel mirrors in New York. CAUTION To sourHkRN MERC WANTS. L understand a large quantity of counterfeit and imite- tlon Schiedam aromatic schnapps has been sent to this inarket from Philadelphia, and sold to some of the wholesale grocers, | Sx. F, D., San Francisco,” For the recovery of t druggints and liq’ orchants, Who are offering it much below | contents the above age will be paid, Zea a wy Wholesale pr would caution Southern and Western | asked. A. oad he: wile st a is Boag bat with juni c v DOLPAO WOLTt, 2 Beaver tree merebants from reba Ameriean whiskey, favor thirty per cent below proof. PosT OFFICE NOTICK. ast Orrics NOTICK.—THE MAILS FORK CALIFOR nd South Pacific coast, por United Ststes steamer {HOLFRA MORBUS PREVAILS TO AN ENORMOUS J extent at this season of te your, aud t becomes a a of vital tin) eretorr, to wxcertain what isthe 4 nod aafest ninthde preventive. STEENFEL| bitters, advertised in the Express, are repated, by thowe have tried them, to be “jns! the thing." The "depot ts at Ef Nonny street. ORNS, BUNIONS, NA nih Rran OF THe West, the 2th day of September, at one fil! close at tia odice, on Moudsy, ISAAU V. FOWLER, Postmaster. PENETRATING THE Aeaney 0 oF, WRITING, BOOK KEEPIN Na. AND ‘Thousands of young men and women in this rent tnctropet oe neglected these branches might double income a commercial course of instruction with Mr PAINE, 62 te Bowery New York, or 283 Fulton street, Brook } adios’ private writing classes, SZ for 16 lessons. boys, per mouth, all fowud. OOKKERPING FOR BUSINERR MEN AND CLERKS. Mr. DOLBEAL, 6:8 Broadway, has a few vacnnt souls, which can be secured by new pupils at only $10 fora full Practical course. Thin course, will prepare gentlemen for ‘ad Lookkecpera im any kind of business. Regular vruns OOKKEEPING, MATHEMATICS AND. WRITING.— N. B.—Complivated accounts usted. Private iastruc Gon in ober branches. Three pup TAMOND JEWELRY, ‘Al manufacturer's prices, Tag Sr below reall sare prices. pc. peAGolk, DAVID RATT? 008 roadway, up states I RUGS, MEDICINES AND PERFUMERY “THE NEW J, Perfuine, Balmer! bouquet ol ‘of flowers for the hair, trieapherous, Se. per bottle, at ow. aoa 20) Seventh avenue. can be aocommodated: TREAT Ri REDUCTION Ix THE PRICK OF this week. Cail for a circular at &. ¥. MURPHY 'S Commer. G TWIST, THREAD, NEEDLES, Ac. cial Academy, 243 Grand streci, between the Bowery aud Thaving reduerd the price of all the articles in or silk twist, | Chryntie street. terged and needle. Geparanent, we tact our customers tocal | aod «7 wen Al or. D. TH SINGER & CO, «8 Booatway, | JR ventenehing ie 14lSioth ree hind doar waa of scaiine | Sininaaae —. Broadway. Ladies day classes, and eve rus $10 per quarter. Under by » to derongh, and «teach ae, on vag is trained to com verse in Freuch. | udoubted referemces given, e. waTcnng, GOLD WATCHES, ‘holes ie cand reenil, © PRACOCK, London. Ry ‘DAVID RATT, 405 Brow’ nk iD hare m3. Co ee ee Geruvat emt) pireet. ROVER & BAKER'S NEW AND ELEGANT FAMILY | dolar hours are set sale lor conversation the foreign sewing machine, 1% Broadway, ia the most perfect for ven ele menuary family rise that has yet bern mvented, It has just boew brought nglish. edieuli Rele into market, and should b tmined by every lady who wautt » Aj Lafayette place. nd elegan! machine, which ews the mont quiet, rapid, sim ml, ela dmrable seam, thet from two spools, & ben will not qi" mr tw p, even if collegiate and commercial, | Fill clasaiead, matbematiral a lagig anges as pet year, SAM. . No. 6 Hroad shreet. ing sehoe Hoboken, Nod courmes, abd Circulars at NT, WEASTER & COS IMPROVED TIGHT BTTTCH SEWING MACHINES ail manufacturing purpoase and family use, are proterable ny other machine. No, 469 Broadway RON BEDSTEADS, IRON BEDSTEADS, AT WHOLE ovle and retail By JAMES BEEBE 4 00, Broad way Manufactory coruer of Reade and Centro strrets Fy itg RES ON MESMERISM— AT nee 8 At 8 Bleecker street, near Morion, by Dr. app! “commencing Mouday orgies, Kept. 2, Seadaee every evening through the week. Thos who desire to be mes hear the whole science axplalned, $1. 000. CLOTHING, &C, NY QUANTITY OF GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OF ing wanted for the Soutberm and Westera mar merized, of see others and Which tity percent nore than their anppowed +» should go to evening lecture, He entrances persona in y calling at the store, or addressing THOS. U wll parte of the house. iMance 15 cents, gentleman Pentre street ey B cents. Doors open at 655; | WINES, LIQUORS, &C. F YOU WANT TO TRY A LITTLE GooD half and belf, and read the Lilustrated London and Bell's Life ia London, call atthe London House, cf and Seventh age uw [API GORD, WATCH fand ia prices owe tha ay be onse, = en TAIT. 105 Broadway, up stairs, UR ELEGANT FALL STOCK. FRENCH CHINA, GRONEES. ASES, PARTAN STATOBRY, te. 1 ywout, while in Rurope, ts ow: dolip arriving, and will be tod at extremely “moderate prices e v HAVGHY OUT, & CO. Corner of Broadway and Broome street. corner of Tw ty Grae #t “SEGARS AND TOBA 2.000. 006 SEG ARS—OF ALMOST BVERY « RADE quality, nw prices fA'Norman’ an low ane. ‘Pleass examine my sunk nut be ude rsold. Cash edyaaces made on segars to «uy am O. CHEERS 17 Hroedway ————_——S—S$_ MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Releeted_personsity by Me: STERLING SILVER TE. Ss Cane Tava ‘ GonLErs, Ae, be. Designs furnised for p' KV HAvoRWwor Ad aco eae Corner of Broadway wnt ne Rare Ba AN polo , iniomded jor the New Yous | ae Her acp 4 {MOKED MEATR—PRICES Rniierl, AT VAN | SI URENT & WATROUS, 2 Chun juanac vou Niw voun—Tam bat ee bai] noes sare. morn 196 gre. AND CORAL JFWEL) ows ¥ ’ cm, 6 ot | nen Water .. mere 5a tio at Ni ing bracelets, hea cart necklaces, chars, seart pins, combs, Ac, Be. receire > aon 0, 2080 toe wal Se mber La a, USHORNE, BROADMAN 4 TOWNSEND'S. a Rromdway , cor ring sh eet CLEARED. a Steamship Philadelphia, Harrison, Aspin M0 Robe 4B Crom GAnronrs LIVER INVIGORA TO! ship Montgvesery, Crocker, Sevauaah COMPOUNDED EN THY a Co. Precisely whnt the vain i» he liver, and e praia will ba e@iect Steamship Jamestown, Parviaty Norfolk, &e—it casa Dr. BANTURD Proprietor, oateamabiy Caledon, ager, Baitimors—it i s S40 iromtwe Ww Yor’ ». ol ws Bs Ehio Rgeria, Bisher, Shanghae—Cary & Co fold yal dria n rn nt soutiry Bl port” _ | Ee Mei reas saa Pretete—W Taman QTETHENG WAITING FLUIDS ANDCOPYINGINKS = | Hark 4 Len, Morton, VonstantingnieLawrenen, Gites &\'0 +) The original blue black writing Auk, w te, ail ihe var Mark Dora, Young, Gixagow— Dunham & Dino upon ink for } Bark Kate Die Demarara—J M saith & C0 HENRY PTRPRENS, then Be Co. ‘ork, and St Stam tord street, Loudon, fealty the | WF dehmett A Co a eee Brie Arahe a, Aapinwnll—Panama Rails mare eee nS 6 Bion (1 pbell, St Joka, NB—A Smithers Mad COUNTRY ow: Ta. ‘ mae Anderwa, Brooks, $¢ Marts—Smailwoed, Karle & APTLETOR & CO. Ue Wooiesnie booksllere wim! suiou Tietg Col Pon ‘oftin, Witmington. oe anon Urtg Baltic, Houper, Nort Metall & Dancon DA at Brig Aare cts, Philadeiphia—J W Delano & (> Webster's ae SPRLLING 5OOR Sehr Kiteabeth Ana (Br), Foiker, St Joan, NU—D K De CORNELL'S SERIES OF GROGRAPHIES Wott. and many other velesble ad Popular wehoot hooks weed ay | Sehr Blue Get (Be). opp Moneton—J.8 Whitney & C0 books ip the common schools, academies aod gollcges un Driako, Drisko, Machins—W W DeForest (hg Vatios Staten, ‘Ace (Bo, Reed, Warindie —Mamtrr have recently made arrai with manatactorera | Sebr L Smith, Savannab— Scranton & Tilman and importer fos ih sale oF sole par Munk taoks, eo, | Behe George Darhy, Mulliner, Charleston Doliner Ger slates, lead la, steel pens, Kristol bowrda, and ‘Sebe 8 we, Fann, Weseingion Blossom & sou Mother artioles of saa aftapted to te wants of count fer Malvina, So Tellale & thorn, : ooee Go an ot oe and which they are ens! Sebr F meas v sme to sup Richgsoe ?. o—. johnson, Funnel Baltimore—Maiiler, Lad Agdanyg WHOLESALE BUYERS OF CLOTHING —OUR stock of men's and boy's cleapag f for Uve Call amet winter is Ia p veated and invite your attention to Thomas, Philadelphia—J W MeKer pee repo, Low Wand, Great Reg Harbor ies ‘rowel, Boston —tas Hand our seagena. Onl! and inspect one assortmensa ‘and learn our prices. Both, we believe, will command your i, Norris, Boston — Dayton & Spr? gy favorable wad induce » 4, Boston —Jas Han! We RAYMOND, Mitchell, Derby, Ott B Rwanda Corner of Fulton aud Nassaa streets, aa te Brown, Hallock, Provide acg~ thagtes Bastar, ye ai Mount via au, ot ew Fe O Jy? bopee snk aaa eg ion oo 'y Hughes, « yoneg yoare Rese sie Minette om eg te oki ia ‘overboard . vntimnde to very wierm, Cede” "ete d ‘nad bi veriable winds ihe cutee ae = 5th, blowing & gale from Ke ew to han! the otto about 3PM, terind thon oe th dy fire te wn a rat Sun a ike este tal icon et, fe 8 “ay aeod hs a eyewaeke Wem, ae, “peepeerane July Pha’. ea (ie, inagow, 3 inet, tab #4, N 4 tow 98 spoke EAC A: log [Tepe = mainaperme Nevius & on Catala; arreterereiee, lad Wabh to Kolf & fersumne vee ‘atow & Heute, amare ot ‘with fumbor, 09 wu Tiopkig tt 0 itty cn Ses Baaee — Somer ie cre. tear Pelembure Gaara eae TE iton,, sista Scar 3 Higa de ike Behr Florida, Mott, Vi for toP a sche eh aaa 5 days. tarry stipe on 2daye. Schr ts Bacon, Georgetown, DC, 7 "7 ickoe, Salerley, Georgetown, Rehr Electric, Lord, Boston baa % Behr Fave ekierwon, te Schr Darling, Carr, cite, M Bhaddick, Wallon ‘Comnectiout River for Pia phia Behe Dantel Weber Mtge, Al Boston. he Dani elation, es, Albany fi Rohe Henry Clay, Delano, Ailany tor New Bedford. Steamer Carle Are, oh Providence. if One ship, unknown, SAILED. aanahipe Fulton, Southampton and Harve: P Jade lphia, Havana, nen Foater, rm, Norfolk, inc it and ied Wind at sunrise aad meridian, NW; parcel Miscellancous. iB For interesting Whaling intelligence and Notices to Mariners see Sixth page. ‘The steamship Fulton, Capt Wotton, sailed yesterday (ow Southampton and Havre, with 89 passengers. ‘The British steamship Pacific, (apt Thompson, sailed yester- day for Galway, taking out 35 cabin passeagers aad LA la the stecuage. KIG Hanny, Handy, hence for Gouldasboro, Me, hat an- shored in Greca's Harbor on Thursday, her fand wentashore. "A boat from the € euue cutter at New Louw- don went to her assistance. Brig Geo Wurryny—Norfolk, 16—The ‘ney, from Philndey hia for ps te ol ie xe ee Beach, five miles N of Nag’s Head. Fo further particulars — lw Ellwood Walter, Esq, Secretary Board of Under- Senn Gen Jackson, from Jonesy of and for wi - lumber apriibg’ alenk FSCO Teak tact ana eae away everything Dut the tsctaae te Ga, ‘Sanford, *, Which The FRaleo ‘naw two schrs shore shorily aft leaving i Rockland, but Cy oh learn n0 arty cui Clara, “The storm was Very severo at. the Kast duriag neoday night and Fhuseday.” fomn Meommsnar, Hig . e iokete in ih fant Soom jost_ overboard, 6 wet Light, J cCounell, native of Salem, ad) has Fous ano ary Sonn, name unknown, dragged bee during the SE storm of 16th tom, and ‘and Went ashore on dae gl Geet faked, sear Newport. he was ‘got off during: ‘be forenoon, probably without ‘aud anchored at the "ola Wirwiseton, Sept ‘The schrs Mary Ann & Caroline, an@ David Faust, with ‘naval slores, for New York, returned bere in @ damaged condition. The sehr F Nickerson, with navel vtores, from Georgetown, is off the bar, oon aes ‘By teiggraph to Ellwood Walter, Ksq, Secretary Us- derwriters.) CHATHAM, Sept 17-—The sehr Gazette, Buck, of fof Now York tor Bein aed 7 har to discharge to get rr aac to Ellwood Waller, Kaq, Secretnry crac cas = Arr at Sag Harbor 17th, bark Nimrod, Green, South Atiaatio Octrr at New iieniord Iftk: ship ‘Caawna, Cook, aie ces ew “ Canton, Con swe, NIL. Feb 10, New Holland Ground Bay 16, Rt ly rit 1120 sp, 18 wh, and 1209 Ibs boue. wap 184 oh, bark Ben Queen. Pasite . rr at Brovinectown Olive ha Soper, ww wi 10 bls at, sel Olive i N Allaa- tran from, uo date, Ac, Ocmulgee, Green, of Ragartowns had taken a sp wh making 40 bis. sata s ‘de. shed ) 10 days from Bangor for Barbadoes, Ang ‘Dasher (probably Br), 12 da: from Porte Rico: Mm lifus, Sept eh gay me 8 “sp Ports. port ships Nestorian, ' \- ' % tp n, Blish, from Ain. Baroxox, July 1— sepore arr 19 Me ‘m Sprague, Bowers, Am~ tolope, Clark, —— for He ; batik Bow Spi Soe don ward, for Hong Koog; ns pore ‘Mariana Currier, Buntias Hornet, Benson: Walpole, Woutharg ‘Milter, and Norwester. Gregory. for Hhoston Wi bisiooe N wom, for x (arts ton); Lamon, ~ ee, Piutetuns a Bi {or de Whirlwind, Get, for York het a for do; Jaco Badger, taplen for agen hag Fre Ji Star, Hales ‘Romi, Howe Tes cn ee uiding Star, Hale; Sonth Shore, ness Dreyer; Benares, Wendell, Plewtos, Hall; } Fitton ay a wee and i ‘Osgood; diag: Waban, Smith, io s Beato, sold for 9,000 rupees, bart Alexandee | “Poi ships Argonact oocmiw. June 2. 0 pon and thay, Stoddard, for N tiring! be Yo ig ‘ree arti ne bark Fairy, Biteb, and N Hosa Kos “i Kona, July $—In port Sam! Rngel, Winchell, for Pe cochni 8 Falmer ty 5 Cato, Catone on, Chase, for San ty yor, ‘witb, and Kenmanglen (Br), Sat Pinswer: Coorawaiter, Paxton, Flying ‘Mist, Linnell: J Brown, Manton; Lavenlar Peamrsoni Thorndike Maley, Wilewr, ietour, Melviiie, N . Cave, and Winged Racer, Ke Fy, Kingman, slo: Ati ‘ook. for San Pranctscd; brig Pre- nI¥ 2—In port ships. Arendia. Sherman, une; Splete on. Ket. do, bards Palate, Reuaeys ane Lacy A port ships Derby, Hetehinson, and 1 Cobb, for Boson (later grin full cargo at Di—In port schre Sohoto, Uh Mig for 8 York) kine, whe apies, for load for NY ork, ome hawk, ae Be . dune Zin port ships Hotspur, Potter, ho Panza, Bird, for London, Kureka, Lane; raore 10 days Re ready Coysan, Bassett, and and Da- . wing, for Boston ig: Cabarine, Willey, Cor de in port July 2, for Mauritinay; Boston, Simoda, Hill, far eb, David mn ‘eeet Gow Mora, Berry, une, (ante ‘alton, July S—In port ships Princess Ry Hv" Barag, Mms. apeoe Seeponts WO _— ume Porta. ANDRIA. Sept 16—Arrachow Onward, prion, NV ck wit thee RG Wee Al dew 1, Watertorry dev: Jortang, pion; Wilow flarp, Senen Previteaan Ouae- ry Mr. NYore ates - ALBAN. Sept 17—Aev steamer Commerce, Le - phia, sehr Na Rue, Crawford. Richmond. et cae Wen tee: Hen- y Sharret, Poursburg BOSTON, sept i— Aer igual, for 9 steamer. Cld », Inala Wonen Keetiand: brigs Pomraye Mobile eS NY¥ork, mae vem mise Phiiadelphia W, ship Rockall: ta: * una ‘beige Woniee! Isola, aa Awertca, ¢ : — RLPA 4 na, Oilman, and Homer, NYork. bh, MF bowrere am to * ¥. cee LVESTON, Sept t—Ace ship J Vi Fannin, Beggs, New ORLEANS ro, (hy ti) bars Pann Ra'er, Marerdlive SEP as Sore tans o a V7 “art on nolulv: sche Bilen Rodman, Bowsoan, NYork, Std aches. = Se Monsell, Kelley, ard Stranger, Lmwady, Virvinia. NEW HAVEN, sept wears} ya ke i, Rommery , TOL: Dra RF RtorktoDy erie peer fed Sten! ‘inn NY Bewom! Jey the PRNSANO' a brig Wanan’ sca thy HiLAbe Apne pt it — ‘= N York: bar & Martha, Hedéman caret ard, S St Ge grge, NB, Ocoan Wave, on” Bath; schra | use, Ba Haverhin: D eh Frew, French; 1 Clark, } Smith, J White, ty, “2, ida, aimonth | John Allader, Godfe: B Srwail, Drjsoo, Ware ® Jones, J idence. hk ath, J ‘ounce, rer, ; J ges Barratt, Davis, € airagenaere dW smmmingn, Wok: AND, Sept 16—Arr @eamship Chesaperks, Crowell, or ROVINCHTOWN, Bey teers ee Red Rover, Albany iD semis are La brige Rosalie (Bet, Hotmes, - Wary, Daw Davila, Hantsport, Ns; sae my Baskon. Bc unninghain, Laukeg, Jamilton, Albany; J Birdsall, vy Norwell ind Be sawyer, Pitan York Cid AR ARSRORT Sep Sry TFets rig Mungo Park, Nickote (trom BERR ome oe wine Marth Marin, Small, N York * gf iON, NU Sept War sche dA tae Riri Bee,’ N York, 16th, WY fon; Joweph Lawrence, Cured, Yrrorease Cid Wa. Alvo, Powel, NYorb.