The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1861, Page 3

ence The Slave Trade. ALLEGED SLAVER—THY BAKK AUGUSTA. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. BeforeHon, Judge Shipman. Avavsr 19.—Uniled States vs. Bark Augusta, Her Lating, @c.—This case his oceupled the attention of the court Since Tuesday of last week. Oyer twenty withesses have doen examined, and yesterday the counse) for the respec tive parties made their closing arguments. Tho facts are briefly as follows;—In the month of January last this ves- set rotarned to Sag Harbor, after an unsuccessful whaling voyage of some three years duration. The Messrs. Cooper, who were her principat owners, sold her to close the veu- Sure, and she was purchased by Mr. Appleton Oakemith , op account, a8 is alleged, of a Mr. Appley, of Southol, L. I, Sho was then remoyed from Sag Harbor to where she was fitted for her voyage. district became suspicious of the imtent of the voy had her carefully watched. On the 25d of last June, « Mibel having been dilod, the vessel was seized by the Deputy Marsha) and the present proceedings instituted, ‘The government songht the condemnation of the bark, wnder the acts of 1794 and 1818, against the slave trade, and the claimants demapded her release upon the alieca tion that she was being fitted for a short whaling voyage. ‘The wituesses examined all testified as to (he fituers or unfitness of the Avgusta for the alleged voyage, aud Cap: tain Case, who.was to have been her master, and Mr. Oaksmith, her agent, both testified most positively as to ‘the innocence of her projected cruise. Mr. Stewart L. Woodford, the Assistant United States District Attorney, briefly opened the argume ment of the facts ag ¢laimed by the goverament, reference to the statutes on which the tbe! was founded. Mr. Sawyer, advocate for the claimants, jollowed 1p ap elaborate argument, in which he claimed the entire inno- eence of the vessel, her owner, master and agent, and cited numerous authorities to sustain his several post- tons. Mr. Woodford then closed on behalf of the goveruinent. ‘He alluded to the many difficulties beseiting & prosecu- tion of this nature; 10 the skill and secrecy with which ‘these slaving ings are carried on, and claimed ‘that where suspicious circumstances attach toa vessel, WM was the duty of these connected with her to show, as ‘was in their power, her entire innocenee, He alluded to the disguise of a whaling voyago as one very frequently to. He commented at some length upon the eutht and general preparation of the vessel, arguing from an unfitness for tho whaling, anda fitness for the trade. He concluded with remarking, that be Lad It it his duty to make any personal accveations t any individuals connected with the vessel, believ- that pablic justice and his own duty simply required ap impartial but most thorough examination of all the cir- gumstances connected with the vessel. On these he asked her condemnation. The Judge took the papers and re- servedhis decision. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. . Tuvrspay, August 22—6 P, M. There is no change in the money market. The Feeent government negotiation and the partial re- @overy in some branches of trade have created an improvement in the demand for money; but rates have not varied much. Brokers still borrow all they want at4a5 percent, and first class short paper goes at 5 a 6. The foreign exchange market for to-morrow’s steamer was inactive to-day. Bankers ask 107}4 for their sterling bills, and 5.33% for francs. Com- mercia) bills are offered at 107. The following was the business of the Sub Trea- F BH Et ‘The stock market opened better this morning, and was moderately active at the advance. Fede- rakand State stocks were, however, an exception to the general market. Virginias fell off 124; Georgias, 1; Tennessees, 14, aud North Carolinas, %, while the new federal sixes were also 44 lower. On the other hand, New York Central advanced 3; Hodson, 4; Michigan Centra), 1; guaranteed, 174; Miinois Central, %; Galena, 5%, and Rock Island, 3. After the board the activity of the market subsided. At the second board business was quiet and tho market closed dull at the following quota- tions:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 87 a 34; do. 6’s, coupon, 1681, 8774 a 88; do. 5’s, 1874, 794 980; Indiana 5’s, 75.277; Virginia 6’s, 5134 a 52; Tennessee 6's, 4234 a %; North Carolina 6’s, 59a 60; Missouri 6’s, 4174 a 42; Pacific Mail Steamship, 71% 07234; New York Central Railroad, 71440 %; Erie, 2534 a 34; Hudson River, 33a 4; Har- Tem, 1034 a 11; do. preferred, 24 a 2524; Reading, 35% a %4; Michigan Central, 41% a 4244; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 13 a 4%; do. gua- ranteed, 28% a 29; Panama, 105 a 107; Illinois Central, 6434 a %; Galena and Chicago, 65 a 4%; Cleveland and Toledo, 2934; Chicago and Rock Island, 39% a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 59 260; IHinois Central bonds, 7's, 8994 a 90; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 83024; Penn- aylvania Coal, 76 a 77. In 1812, “to meet any possible’exigency from @ transient failure of adequate supplies to carry on the war, it was resolved to issue certain notes from the Treasury Department, to the amount of about $5,000,000, bearing an interest of 5, and 23 per centum per annum, payable at the Treasury one year after the date of their respective issues, and receivable in all payments to be made to the United States.” Previous to the 4th of December, 1812, the sum of $3,180,000 was contracted for by the following banks in the sums named:— $400,000 1,000,600 600,000 . 80,000 ‘Bank of Pennsylvania. bs + 800,000 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Philadelphi 200,000 Union Bank of Georgetown, D. + 60,000 Farmers’ Bank of Alexandria., 100,000 | Ae eet seeeceeeeseee: «$3,160,000 Wiles’ Register of May 20, 1815, says:—‘‘Treasu- ry notes are now in demand, and will soon every. where bear a premium nearly equal to the amount of interest that may have accrued on them.” The following are the portions of the several States of the direct tax of $6,000,000 of the year Isl4:— 728,960 88 huset 837,857 52 Rhode Island 208,200 28 Connecticut. 440,476 56 Vermont.. sere 820,173 10 New York. South Carolina. 303/810 96 New Jersey Georgia 189,872 93 Peunsylyani Louisiaia, 56,590 00 Delaware. ‘Total 000,000 00 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $15,014,092 07, and the balances $893,693 83. The Boston Daily Advertiser of yesterday has an editorial article upon the late Treasury negotiation, in which it set forth:— ‘The little disposition which has been shown to question ‘the propriety of making the banks tho agents for distri- ‘Duting tho great loan just concluded, indicates a gencral acquiescence in the policy of that step. In any ordinary case, it would, no doubt, be better that the ordinary movements of these inctitutions should not pe dis- tarbed by extraordinary operations of this kind. At pre- went, however, it is essential for the success of the popu- Yar loan, and for any negotiations in Kurope—in fact, we regard it as essential for the safety of the country—that ‘the work of raising money should begin with somé opera- tion, large if amount and genctous in spirit, to fairly tguse the liberality of the people, and to give an impulse to the pnblic credit. It was a matter, as it appeurs te us, Of leading State policy, that the halo of success should, in ‘the very outset, be thrown around the undertaking of the faba cal and this end, we need scarcely say, cenld in no way be so effectually answered as by a move- ‘ment on the part of the great moneyed institutions. The manner in which the public have received the movement fg. sufficient proof of the wisdom of the policy which prompted it. The money which the government receives is to bo it at home; it is to go out at once into the general lation of the country, in payment for services and merchandise; and paid to one man it passes quickly to others. The movement by which it is set in motion is ‘simply 2 mercantile undertaking ona vast scale, which is to be confined to our own limits, and to give to our own people allits advantages. Indeed this is peculiarly true o far as New England is coveerned; for such is the ‘amount of eupplies which must be drawn hence, and the ‘aumber of our troops now in the field, that the amount expended by the government in New England iseikely to ‘more than equal what is raised here. These considera- ‘tions, coupled with the fact that the balance between this city and Now York is heavily in favor of Boston, are sufficient to answer ali doubts as to the ease with which our banks can undertake an operation to the extentof one-fourth of their capital and one-sixth of their loan, It is of course understood that in this transaction it is not suppoged that the banks will nitimately be anything ‘more than the agents of distribution for the government. ‘obligations. , The Treasury notes are a security which has ‘ial claims vpon insurance and trust companies, and who seck for sound investments fur a reasonable Jength of time. Whenever there is money realy for an intrinsically valuable security at a good rate of interest— ‘and the floating wealth of Now England of this sort is a cates si bpm ne Treasury notes, We con- ceive, » that no great length of time is likely to elapse before the banks will have distributed, for mere permanent olen crits the amount which they now boing to take, and will thus have completed a gervice of importance to the conntry, * Mhe annexed statement of the business of the Galena and Chicago Railroad is extracted from Hallett's Ruropean and American Ciroatar: — The tnoome accoust for the your 150° was — * Roo (ts Ie eet Passenger ears .oge W441 284 Operating exp s .. SHRM AOT Freight de...) ed Ine Masi and do,, 190 Taw iO 300 ne Dy PO OR pe 180 ee Total. ........61,408. 061 Padi so sinking: Lo odiard Surplus Jan. 1,00 250.687 Other changer Lék ond —— = Burpee Jom.) Rh NE Total... 0.2.6.6, Tae Bust na Aninexed in a statement of the coat, curing aint diet decals (rom the opening Of Une road 10 Uae cleawe ol BHOD | fo Cnn ws tm » 1 Ms we nd ao esa i) ©» tan, u Ieee » Diao at ” The Nae a 0 sam bas a God 20k The Boston Trenseript eayes— The capital of the entoo hanks, mehading thew tonated in South Borton, ts £25 051,700. The per comtage te te Joan of $10,000,000 0. the above capital te 23 68 WO por cent, The Boston Adcertiser of yesterday sage — Several of the largest of the Rurtom banks have voted te take their full clare of the mew mene of Treasury sete, The Liberal and pairiotic xpirit of these institute wl be spprociaied by the publc, who ate remtved be nimnd by the government at ail hamnrde, mmed will greatly be crease the confidence of Ube poopie in the success at the hadional movernent. We trost Uist the prompt acties of the banks io question will be jedated by the others, and that we shall have curly decasinn to requrd (he Gaawiueres detertaipativn of the Heston Darke to ment the meyer ous of the public, aud to protect the Wt own imtercets by rendering timely Aid v0 the government, on whose wollare they are de; ; We have received a copy of the New Ovleany Delta of the Mth instant, Relative to money aud exchange matters it remarks: — Money was in abendaut supply throughout, end was freely vitered to favorite borrowers, bet the demand on the part of the latter class war rostricted, owing te the almest total suspension of general bosinene and eagitaitets: Appeared to be INndispoKed Lo EDLET ILO DegeLe hone at kind that preeaged even trifling loxmes, A ttle striclly 1 paper was taken datiy at 1h) a TAY por cont por maneh, and second ¢!ass names, based upon undoubted cullaboral®, were dealt (9 fo a limited extent at 2a 4 por cent per month, but still lower grade sigaatures, Chough in areple supply, could not have been dinpared of whatever, At bank the number of new fer plantation demands, was still further rostrieted, and only partial ronewals were granted to nemular deperwars, Exchange has recently declined almost preee dent, a1 yet operations have contivved limited in both foreign und domestic bile. Considerable accessions have deen made to the supply of sterling and france by recewte from ouher Southern States, while the demand has swaadity abated for all descriptions, and operations have comprmed ho round amounts so fir, 8 we have born advised. ‘The disparity between bank rates and sterling, and these of Private drawers, is excoodingiy striking, but i i ox plained by the desire of the former t bold om t thelr by ers on the other side, The Chicago Tribune of Monday remarks:— Thore is stilla very active demand for eurreney by produce dealers, and under a limited supply the market for Eastern exc! ange is dull at par ¢) 4 ner cont pretabom Some of the bauks were drawing freely at 1g per cent Premium, whiic others were so bard run for curreney ae to sell at par. Among grain dealers there was rather more inquiry for colt, and the rates were steady at 3, a 3, per cont pre jum. And the Cincinnati Gazette of the same day:— Money matters continue to progress smoothiy and quietly. Good paper ts taken freely ot 10 per eont, with a demand in excess of the offerings ‘Treasury notos have improved materially in value, with a corresponding change for the better in demand.’ There were Ailes Satur day as high ns 97, and 9634 was refused in many cases, The St. Louis Democrat of Saturday evening saysi— ‘There was some little excitoment in bank circles to-day, in consequence of the arrival in the city of Major Jobu MeDonald, of the American Zouave regiment, with $58 650 of coin taken from the vaults of the St. Genevieve branch of the Merchants’ Bank. On its arrival, the coin was de- posited in the office of the Assistant United States Trea- Surer. It scoms that this seizure of coin was at the order of Gon, Fremont, und intended as a mere precantionary measure, to prevent its faliing into the hands of the revo armies now in the southeast, On the same day of is doposit in the Sub-Treasnry it was, by order of Gen. Fremont, turned over to the Mer-* chants’ Pank. The Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening says:—, ‘The money market is extremely quiet, aud as the offer ings at the banks of good paper are far below their ability to accommcd ite, but Iiitle good papor finds its way among the brokers; six to eight per cent are still the rates for short obligations, There is some little improvement in trade cire'es, but buyers from the West come forward slowly, aud manifest no disposition to pureluse beyond their most necessi!ous wants, The Newark Advertiser says:— ‘We Jearn that Messrs, Nichols, Sherman & Co, are fil: ing a large government covtract for harness, halters, saddles, &c., and are working theff establishment to its full capacity to furnish the work as the government requires it. Their men are working day and night, A considerable number of saddie trees which had been thrown aside have been put in use. Messrs. Potors & Penner, D. Demarest & Sop, and other firms engaged in this kind of work, are also very busy, employing a large force of men. The Boston Daily Advertiser of yesterday thus notices the aspect of business matters in that cit; ‘The opening week discloses no new features in mone- tary affairs or Business, Capital continues ia abundant supply, without change in prices, but the tendency of the market js toward greater eage and lower rates. The buei- ness movement continues restricted; there arc, however, stronger indications of increased action in- most depart? ments of trade as the seuson advances, and the promise for the autumn is more encouraging than it was a few weeks since, The Albany Journal of last evening has the an- nexed encouraging review of the improved position of the canals of this State during the present season:— The present Cana} Poard entered upon its duties January 1, 1860. The condition in which it found the canals and their revenues may be annual message of the Governor of the g.1 ‘The receipts from all gources belonging to the canal fund were insufficient by nearly half a miltion of dollars, to pay for repairs and maintenar.ce of the eanals and the interest on the canal debt. The figures were theso:— "The interest on the canal debt of $26,807,- 684 38...... ++++$1,400,000 00 Expenses, repairs, & "07,858 96 Total. assis « + $2,207,858 95 Revenue from tolis, &c. ++ 1,859,879 63 Deficiency....... There secmed to but taxation. In addition to the canal debt, the State owed $6,500,000 on account of the general fund, requiring an amnugl inter- est of about $400,000, and was without any gource of re- venue, except taxation, to meet either that charge or the ordinary expenses of administration. At the same time the canals were unfinished and re- quired an expenditure of $1,600,000 to complete them. There seemed to be no escape from taxation, severe and protracted; and tried friends of our system of public works were well nigh discouraged, while the enemies of them « thanked God and took courage.” Especially the powerfal and sleepless antagonist of the canals availed it- self of the gloomy character of this financial exhibit, to give force to its disparagement of the public works, and again derided and coatemuod the policy of completing them. The Legisiature, elected in ignorance of an actual deficieney of rovente, and of course without any instrne- tions upon the point from theit constituents, adjourned after providing for the immediate wants of the State and for the completion of the canals, by the heaviest tax ever levied upon the people, Jeaving it to the Canal Board to devise a ating such a system. To this duty the Canal Board addressed itself by re- ducing the expenditure on the one hand, and increasing the revenue on the other. ‘The effort to reduco the cost of maintenance and repairs produced gratifying results:— Expense in 1859-60 «$897.87 Same in 1300-61. abate 38 Annual saving... sees ee ever e+B150,002 18 dang Gat ttre fg age Leone Year can now be estimated y, butthere is no reagon to suppose that they will ex- ceed those of 1860-61. a ander ‘To increase the revenue no means appeared to be so ex- pedient as an increase of the rate& of toll. The increase was dekounced by geome, who dreaded its effect upon the tonnage of the cavals, by diverting trans portation from the canals to railroads, This opposition was reinforeed hy nearly the entire carrying interest upon the canals, which maintained that its busimess would be circumscribed thereby. ‘The Board, however, | spoon in discarding the ruinous rates at which the tolis al been place, and upon several important articles of transport, it imposed a moderately increased rate, Ex. perience has settled the question between the Canal Poard and such as dissented from its views. The auditor's re- port made to the Legislature in January last, contains this statement:— ‘On every class of articles on which tho rates have been raised, the tol! receipts have increasod over 1859.” The result of the year’s business was most satisfactory, and constrasted with that of the previous 497,979 33 no resort to supply this deficiency year thns:— ‘Tolls received in 1860-"61 Hs -$8,009.507 00 Tolls received in 1859-"60 ++ 1,728,945 00 Increase in 1860-61....... +++ $1,285,652 00 Add amount saved in expenses. 150,962 18 Increase net income in 1860 over 1859, .. $1,436,554 18 Instructed as well ag encouraged by results like these, the Board made some further modifications of the rates of toll last spring. Up to Auguat 1 the increase over the large receipts of 1860 is $203,000, which justifies the be- et that the whole incr of the present year will be $500,000 over 1860, and $2,000,000 over 1859, Contrasting the close of 1861 with the opening of 1860 it will be a¢ey that while on January 1, 1860, tho canals olicy which might savo the State from perpetu- . NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, were deticbent Im receipts to by (he som $437 979 3B, they we, free the: of the yoar all charges for — tote rent and 61.400 @0 of hope may sow be ronnably indulged what if the Poliey ettebliohed by the present Board be adhered to, Cid Coommmny and alowuate Wwlls, Che day te not distant the exmale WIM redeom the State from debt aud Wana At the annus! meeting of the stockholders of the | Cleveland and frie Bailroad, heid on the 15h inst., wt Clevelond, the following directors were chosen for the ensuing yoar :—A. Stone, Jr., T. M. Kelly, &. Witt, Wiliam Case, MH. B. Payne, Wiliam Col- } line, James Miles, J. B. Johnson, Samuel J. Ran- } Gel, Hamiiton White, E. M. Gilbert, C. C. Dennis, Noary ©. Parvous, The only new member is Mr. | Parsons, whe tales the place of W. D. Beattie, de- | conned. Al a eubeequent meeting of the Board fe Rae gl and interest will be able on January 1, i ; ; tx ay» ec, & et» ay w ey Ma isa ow o" aT ox “a le ox 4% Wo s “xy ay w oe mw Lod 1% a“ we ao o “= de ay W2y MOCleve & 7 » 10 Gal & Chie 65 “u do. 6), o mw de Pd «400 Mewe & Tal RR. 20), 7 ie Ae 130 Dy 8 OCHO ARK RR. 40 20 Nutone! Bauk.... 0 100 Woeeeccee WH AREOND POARD, Ty 100 whe NYU a & do cal 80 Frie RR. ay de WH Ga & Ch S190 Clovelanda’ % «eo te to cunt -4 ru ae 2 CITY COMMEKCIAL REPORT, Tuoe@ay, August 22-6 PM. Amur. —Smail wales were made at $5 25 for pour aul $5 87), for pearte Desverrs —Phoor—The market eabibiied rather note buoyancy, w! the demand was tolerably active including parchases for export, The transactions footed up about 18,600 bbls, cheing within the following range of price Suporte State... ...++ eenen seeeeseees Se Extra State, goed to eho +m a4 Superfine Western... .. 6.0.06 eee ee ed Common t chawes Wertera extra 40 8 6% xtra Canada... dqvevere 4mathe Mixed to straight Bowther..........., 0 a be Stoaight to gord extra do 5 a Bho Chotor extra family aad bakers’ brawde ‘wane Kye dour. M - 28 ww Corn meat, and Handy wine a0 wo —Canadian tour wes rather firmer, with sales af 900 Dbis,, at $4 60.097 GOTor extrs. Southern four was im good request, and prives fumtemed The slew embraced about 1,500 bbis., closing within the above range of qno- lati, Rye four wae frm, and tm fa de mind at our figure, with sales of 250 bile 480. for shipping lous af Western mixed. Rye was steady, with sales Of 1.200 bushels North iver et toe Cats wore Bic. aud of State an , Closing On the baste of 16) uplats, (he iatter figure for about 900 bales. Faeguts.—Rates were steady, while were less active. To Liverpool about 25 Dushels of corn gere engaged, in flour was nt 28. 61. asked. ‘To London 2.800 UbIK. four were engaged at 28, 10d,; wheat wae rel@ed at Gigd 1,200 bbis. dour were engaged for Bristol at 2 @4. To coments 4 39.900 nip's bags, ot Dod Havre 1,000 bbe. four were engaged at Be. A bark war | taken up for Londonderry at 124., ia ships bage, tor 24,000 bushels of corn. j AY Was gelling moderately for city nae, at 0c, a abe for new and 5$c. a Gho. for good to prime olf Morass, — alos embraced 600 hhde, Cubas aud Porto | Ricos at steady prices. Navat Stoxer.—The galer embraced about 2.000 ttle common resin at $4 75, and 250 bbls. epinis turpentine At $1 GO a $1 65, and a small bot cf $0 bbis. was reported | at $1 50, which was under the market price. Provisons.—Pork—the market exhibited more buoy | ancy, with a better demand from the trade, The sales embraced about 1,000 bbis., iachading mes at $15, prime at $10 oud clear mons at $15 Ha BLS O24. Beet was | quiet Dut steady, with sales of 200 bbis., incloding mow at $10 a $1) 25 for repacked mene, aud at $124 815 50 for extra, Cut meats were firm, with sales of 160 packages, at de. a be. for shoulders apd Sige. a 6ige for hame Lard was firm and in good demand, with sales of 500 a 600 bbls. closing at 8e. « 9Ige. er and cheese were in fair demand, while prices were une od. Rice.—The Sales embraced about » part Oe; was worth Te. | t was active and firm, with sales of bas, aud montly within the range | nd at © choice, in small tot ScGaxs,—The mi 2,700 bhis.,, eielly € of 6%c.a Oige. for fair, ‘reluing goods K for grocery grades; ibeluded in Che sales wane suwell | re 1861. Schr Abbie Forrest, Smith, Provincetown—Brvitt Son & Co, Sehr Dart, Phillips, Taunton—Master, Behr Surah Elizabeth, Siaith, New Haven—T, D Southard, ‘oop Flying Arrow, Sellec! ‘op—Muster, Steamer Concord, Norman. Philacelpuia, ARRIVED, Ship Sulian (of Boston), Berry, Manila, March 24, with hemp, £6, to master, Expbrienced heavy gaies tor 2i diy et the Cape Good Hope, sprung mainmast and matnto eplit galls and recetved other aigut darmaaze; dune 3 A Campbell, seamsn, of Soodaud, fel from twalo rine Dt fon 07 2 Geek and died on the Sibi Aug 10, lat 2 27 N, spoke bark Jenny Pitts, 20 days rom Sombrero for Faliag Ship Guy Mannoring, Dollard, Liv , duly 20, w mise and ® passeng rs,'to RL Waylor, Vth inst, ab 4:15 PM, at 4838, lon 45.20, saw steamship Great Eastern, from addeo for Livery Sup Dreadnon nels, Liverpoo), 82 days, with mdse id Keres (All Well), to D Ogden, “Experienced heavy wester y weather to the eastward of the Ranks, July 23, bit 8), lon 1) 82, passed ship Yorkshire, Rar inks, feomt iV weeiey, 16 for NYork; July 27. lat 47 Vl, lon 20 07, passed lip Sluickamac, hound Bast; Ang 2, tat 4410, lon 2917, spoke bark Isabelia (ir, ‘of Swansea), 1) dnva from Huncorn bound we Qnot } Ang 13, lat 44-14, lon 81 29, passed on ihe Banks Alabina sobs Anne Gameit-of Castine? Volant of Viymoath s enjamin Franklin, of St Johns; Aug 20, lat 20, fat 40 19, NBedtord bound to Jon 68 42, spoke bark Susaa Jane,’ from, Cape de Verda, 6 daya ont. ip FW Brane (of Baltimore), Landis, Havre, 1 days, in hallast, to master, Had heavy westerly winds Bast of the ks; since light weet winds, Aug 10; lat 43, lou 62, spoke ship Louisa Hatch, 7 di ee for London, ¥r), Gonallo, Havre, 41. days, In ballast, to . Fuuly 2h, Int 1901, fon 22.30, Kignalived ship from London for St John, NB;'Ang 1, lat 4203, ized bark Hannah Secor, hence for Marseilles uh, tat ion 4117, signalized ship B © Scranton, hence for Wer vool; 18th lat Jon 6616, spoke ship Benjamin Adams, henee for Live mataedior Rank (Olden), Otten, Liverpool, 38 etree vs ears atten Coc Cie ee weather the whol waage. Came to thin port for Defers.” Aug, lat 41 t4, lon 68 21, spoke Bremer brig Union, from Kremmen for Baltimore. Br), Evans, Santos, 6) dava, with coffee, to Bros 4 Oo, June 27, at 168, lon 35," spoke Br ship om Buenos Ayeex tor Dundee. Bark Emily, Ricketsou, New Bedford, 16 days, in ballast, Wil load fr Leghorn, Br, of Kinesion, Ja), Laprelie, Savanna Ia with logwood, to Henry De Cordova & Co, Aug ‘stteraa, was boarded fron @ privataer steamer, Uut contd not learn her natue, (See newa coluune.) Tisig Helen Jane Br, of Liverpool, NS), Farber, St Domine #. ‘Aug, will oot, &e, tod & N Smith’ Co. Brig Rion Bradbury (of Eastport), Miller, Cienfuegos, 20 ae With sugar, a Son & Co. Balled in company with'hark brotucrs, tor New York, and’ Br brig Forward, for Nebraska, The 1, Clent 22 days, with tS OC Duneanh Che Anchored in Lower Guarantnie » CC Dunean & Co, Ancl Storm Nymph (Br, of Liverpool, NS), McLeod, anil Ant 1, with sugar, &¢, to order, Sailed in company with brig Chunborazo, Small, for Bostor Mary Aun 2, Tol Cape tt in, Wappy Return (Br), Viensu, Lingan, OB, M4 days, with coal, to B Cunard. Brig Hodson, Griffin, Elizabethport for Boston, Brig Saliao, by yn, Now Has wwedwen (Dai with coflee, to Faneh, Met Orvis (ir, of Dighy,” NS), rte BF Sm Hansen, Rio Janeiro, 45 ‘ke & Wendt. Anderson, Ponce, Aug 11, roy iy “hehe ifannah (of Viymouth, Maas), Loud, Nevvitas, Aug 7, Co, “hebr deviibecnlan, Coukiios Navana, 13 dayo, with to Soni " in, Havana, v8, sugar, Jonas Rmith & Co, ‘Sehr Emma Tuttle, Bromley, Gun Key, 15 days, with fruit, to Ther Gilmartin, Schr Levi Rowe (of New Maven), Keller, Eleuthera, 6 dayn, with froit, to Phos Gilmartin, Sehr Palmetto, Bragdou, Lingan, CB, 9 days, with coal, to wee dae (of Sandwieh), Packard, Lingan, CB, W days, or ‘tr Melrose (Br), Reynolds, Lingan, CB, 10 days, with Retr ““Kche Vilage Belle (Br), Harvey, Windsor, NS, 10 doy Si bewer Viner ri Sehr Vilinge With plaster to WJ ; Behr Rising Son (Br), Carmichael, Windsor, NS, 9 days, wt) plaster lo DR Dewoll, Alexandria, 4 day: w Mott he loll, Ryder, v8, har Adele Fet wright, Elizabeth port for Fall River, Rete) P Harare, Wilnon, ‘port for Peacedale. Danie! Hrown, Heath, Blizabethport for Fall River. oa Amelia, Hammond, Ehizal for Dighton, Sehr Wea Thomas, baker, Elinbethpert Cor Boston, Rehr Oharter Oak, Studiey, Elizabethport for Cambridge- Por Sam Colt, Hiliard, Etizabethport for Hartford, vbr wey ull, Levinis, Euzabethport for Fall River, Rive kore ‘alker, Uniliver, Bilzabethport for Boston, Bebr Pradenoe, Coombs, Elizabethpart for Boston, Retr Rilen Roduvan, | ante New Bedte days. ol, Prete: chon iv they the <u Jorg ear Mhidietown. bekT —- Sr ee », Ob Wosntn, omer jevvey Biae (0 8 transport), Chadsey, Wasning- ten, DC 68 towns, im balient, Bicamert Marina, Coady, Baltimore, Riramer Phaaleth, Yowler, Baltimore, Kramer J & Thompeom, Chance, Baltimore, Kicsmer sebriver, Pheiatopher, Balthoose, met Vaiean, Morriacn, Peete. per Authraets domes, Phitade eg Ficamer Trenion, Wie, frenton Beater , Jones, The fr ar ote Puen for. eee. Flimi, of the vewne |, lord, Lock, that arrived yeterdaY attest loots at? Havana BRLOW,. Ship BD Meteall, Bteteon, from Liverpool July 12, (See on m eruting, ; 7 Saker, Commons (Men Tabden: ‘aha mosien: ( ie gi ie wr New Wikiinetan, Delt Be, | Br sehen St George, De Wind during the day 8W; suet NW, and heavy rata equal Ne Miseellancous, Fa Bax Lavy furroun, from Bos! prong & leas of OD stroke per how. Cape Cod, aud bore up far Boston, ne the arrived Bans Semnca, Feinhagon (lo whose poliieness wo are ine devel ior ine ewes at Haliuagre from Montevideo, ex- Pere need light winds and foge en the cone, Anne, deity, ot ence (rom Zanribar, experienc: odie Cary Sather ol Cane, cheek Hones Beene ea. ore telard Ree 17, cabin boy, of Baltimore, may , cook, aged 48, of for Miragoane, athe 2ivt inet, off 2a. oa, yy 2h, dome MH Stores, Bos- an, Pane Wrerrew & dane frore Matanzas for Palimouih, lost near Gun Key. wae built in D4 at Georgetown, Me, 501 tous Ad, and owned in New Urieans, Bonk Maur RB Banver. Marana for Falmouth, which pot inte te enw Ny amy completed repairs, eeured Ist inet, ty resume her voyage mone, from New York for Port an Prince wiveh pot inte Bermuda in dustress, was leaking badly, hav” tng started » plank on rtarboard aide during heavy weather: Paws 1. Day, of and from Ph sieds eth a coos af coal for, His sons Mole at AM, 10 Sra to etn et Tor ean. nave one half of the con! maved, (independence) fur the wreck. Livparco., Ang $~The Colleen de rtane for Quete, w th conte, wa 1 Baker h TL not wdecounfal Le Me #14 20h ta lee sehr & for. Capt Bens Prawn. Barna from Say Abandoned In jut 90.8 Lorem pleked wp by the Mind!, of and for New ryool, whic fern’ the captain and t ere trom New York, and ntof the U8 government has rocentiy purchased in addit on to those elrendy re od, the ne, ATL tome, botlt at Baltinvore an 1590; AL ft at Medford in Wit #t Philadelphia tn 1868; Ait - wt Hobe ty oF New penon pete ain i) ont The #1) between Pownpany against tl tbe cot ashore Ta Hip come thee sinoe ), has been seitled-tbe Steain- lot (50 hhids.) Porto Rico, at Te, j apany receiving SO) «alc age, Wursxzy.—Sales of 400 bbls, wore mado at 17). | The APtark Geapexhot, MS tone, built at Porttand ia 1858 alle. . | has very sold on private terms, A fame f0 Nout 90 tone, which was set up in aura : the yard of home months SHIPPING NEWS, (fice “ries © | tow being eu being at work upon kt, ASPORD CHARNEL AND HASBOBNTGH RAND. Margen ae Ocean Steamers, st ~ pont a e FROM EUROPE. ‘The South Holm sand having extnded constderably to the Pie Rae. Por, Bourhward meaters of easels, pois and others are heresy Etna... nly M...New York | cautioned that Macford Chane! cab 00 longer be wately ua- Congress fi 10... New York nd by plat, ond Gity of Washington. 14... New York foties i hereby given, that, with a view of fie eaten 14.cNew York | navigation of that channel in the daytime, tie fo 45 Tattane will be made in the buoys therein, on oF al out Hf | Getober wext, vie at. The South Hoim Buoy (black and white siriped, with a 2. Deacon) will be replaced by @ huey Of wituilar character, but $f. Boston | of larger sine, 24...New York | the East Neweome Ruay will else be replaced by a spiral ad yoy poor of ie ‘aud bronght down weary abreas! of (he a Souths Hola ee Se 6 And an additionat red buy will be placed between tha Rast ee ae fnd Northeast Neweome Buoys; of which further notwe will be — even, Hasborough Rand. —Notive ts miso given, that at the time a) ore nal ‘the South Hasbervugh Fury cat Pan an Will be replaced by @ buoy painted black and white ln vertien stripes, sarmounted with @ ste od ball, ty under te render i Bore distincuve from the Berih Cres Rand Du Canada, ‘Liverpoo) *, H. PERTIION, Beoretary. City of Washington - Liverpoot Whatemen, Teutonia.... «Hamburg | Arr at Boston Set tne. chew Allegany, Cook, and Woe in, o Liverpasi | her Guage, Small, North ACaute 8, both Of and via javre | Proviaceiown. “Liverpoat a“. Jammin aon of 16 fo Alvica,.. “Liverpool | Shin fete Rete hat tanto ter tee } sinp Way wise, hence for London, Ang 18. lat Ni WD hen Ree eae a haiewet | “Kip Tether, hewn for Liverpoo!, Avg 13, v0 iat, ae ry a vail by the Caneda, at Hatta). Sept 2. -.Aspiuwall | CE ride, trom #1 Jen, WB, for Liverpool, Ang 18, off n LAS AND NASFAUN.P. Neoim eet Curator--From New Ja, on the Deh » York on the be 13 day of each month, The Cleator leaves for Ne Gili of exch month, and will be due here about Couvsata AND Manton tated days the departure of on for He: deat they wiil sal) abo gat Key Wea out- } ward and homeward, Karxak—f'rom New York fi the arrival of every alternate anand Mataxzas—Froi New York for Matersws eh day of | cach month. From Matanzas on the 224, dweat New York on | the 28h, SPECIAT, NOTICE. All tettere ened packages intended for the Sew Yous Warsi whould Ve sealer. ALMANAC FOR SEW YORR—Tuts p 18 | moow ove Th wen we morn ow Port of New York, August 22,1861, | CLEARED. Ship Polynesia, Morse, San Pranciseo—R M © Ship. Star of the West, Morrison, Liverpoo!—Se ans meen we Ship Victory. Ain Ship Anetratia, BE: Bhip Kate Swanto et hulp Champion, Bince, Cork a ri RP Bork & %9. Bhip Stephane (Br), Bourdet, Mavre-—Bavd &Tincken. | Park Ellen Stevens, Howe HHes—Delane & | Lrig L Berry, Steele, Demar Brig Lady Chapman, Cooper, J °. Bchr WG Mershon, Cole, Ainsierdam—Schmkit & Wood bury. Selir Kate Merrill, Wieks, Marseliles—Merrij & Abbott Sebr Pilot's Bride, Creighton, Curacoa—S W Lewis A Co. | Sehr Alexander Law, Rogers, Baititnore—Master. Sehr J McCabe, Henry, Baltiuore—blaster. Sele H Martin, Sleight, Balttmore—T G Benton & | Schr J G Curtis, Reynolds, Eltzabethport—Crocker, Wood | me. Rul dene Be solar Comet Pi mice | er, frome € Ports. Aurmostax, Aug 2—Are mg Reaturky Carver Greenock. | Cyewersoos, Aug ary bark Geo Lene York {ent sid Seb for de), mid & RVers. Martew. NY hy @obr More Pike, Van bP |, Ang 10-8 Br sehr Albion, Martla (from Wil ieee Miban, Ring, Menem 8 Horr prt 16, chips Romie, Borns Werrornn. B berg, W lars domre Maran Arr seamebip Canada Liverpool Va Queenstown 08 Mosiot (aed aid mi Mawreeipeg, duis #—u port ln rks Chane Ranltie cho: 4ie Drigy Braiere, Bes on July 2, hark Be Leckweent, SYork Wikies & ot Ques from SYork, a7r June 3 a4 proceeded tor port brig Janes Gray, Pl: amer. imtore 4 wt : ‘Aunt lg tard Of the Wane, Pour av Proves. ws from floston, just arr: sehr Rarab Barton tram de. aig. Rawr, Melis, Lertiiom Vilage, Cobenial Kanphre, B10 por, Drign Linda, Bechan ot Marka Wright tution, the t Mas fi . IBECTO, Ang 14—Fn 19 Landen to lead dente for K: Sr Wrens, July 7—Aer #! bark C Medite, Cromey, from ‘° Cadannted, Freeman, Ak Co. tor Liverpoed. Schr O P Binns, B: beeeum— s | 8 ig Ann Kilizoteth, Boyer, seh se tau aah Demon ome | etna ates ly MS Wie Ann ses Bow Schr Free Stone, Brooke, or! — eketl antos, June y from Schr Amelia, Balley, Portacioujh—B W Levis & Coy | obiger a ple i SAVANNA LA Man, Awe 2a port bark Gardner, for NYork 4¢ ates Sr Downes Cery, Av StJony. Ni c ‘Tarnipad, Aug 5 wall. American Ports. BOSTON, Aug 2i—-ary Teane; Victoria (ir), Robinson, Roudout, ite from Caléuita, George W Konrn bark Tr, . Glasgow Arr bark Gen Warren, Sparrow, Aspia- aval, mma D’ Russie Hdimor cob Lorvillard, p Europa, cat 10 ark Soll ‘em Vanne W Bourne, G folk; brigs Mary Capen, Roads bark Azor; brig k W Packe, BANGOR, Ang20--Oid sehr Caplan, Porter, NYork, BATH, AUg19—Ary ship Barnar, Stewart, Liverpool, sobre OUis, —=, aud WB Horsey, Baker, NYOrk. Sid sulp Se- bastopal, Auld, Miramicht, BRISTOL, Aug W—.Arr sloop Harvest, Corwin, NYork for Providence, DIGHTON, Aug 19—Arr schr Niantic, White, from Pough eople ER STPORT, Aug 15—Arr schrs Sexgutn, (and or Barbados); Emma, Metiuire aid for NYork; Cliizen, Drinkwater, Phiadeipy ip Adaison, Pike, KenneBunk (and old same day for Lepreaua, Ni, to load for Europe WALL RIVER, Aug 18—Are schrs Thomas Borden, Wrieht- ington, Philadelphia; Clinton, Borden, Elizbethport, ch, pepe hae Mershon, Swift, Eliz: te Ath—Arr echrs Chief, Senator, Bradford, Biizab 20th—Arr relirs Protector, South Amboy, Elwabeth, Benjamin, and Mary, Perell, Elizabeth ‘Thomas Winans, Davin, NYork. GLOUCESTER, Aug 18—Arr schra Joseph Turner, Crowell, Philadelphia: Jostpl Itoed, Stowson NYork NEW BEDFORD, Ang 21—Sid_ bark Emily, Ricketson, NYork, to loud for Leghorn; sebr HM Sunlth, Childs, Balu: a NYor) avy nied Crum thee 1, Cand sid 20th Co BURYPORT, Ang 21—Ayr schr Kossuth, Lee, NYork. NEWPORT, Aug 20—Arr schrs Lotus, Clark, Lingan, CB, for NYork (pit in 0 procure a n sw boat, having lost her boat ‘on the passiee) | Lucy Baker, Baker, Perth Amboy for Bose ton—bout sailed, 2P M—In port, barks Reindeer, Lucy Ann; brig Wabash; schrs Honvicua,’ Adelso, Meaicor © Taylor ad, Lavineible, John Snow, and others diacg. NEW HAVEN, Aug dl— At wchr Emily Warwick, Cadmus, Eiizabethport. Gld sera Mersey, derney Ci ry a Bhizaveth, Narunswick; MF Webb, Kate; Seaport, New Regulus, “and Paseaic, ‘Elizabethport; sloop Velocny, Eliza PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2i—Arr steamer Boston, Crooker, NYork; barks Amefican, Christian, Barbados; Savannah, Stinson, Havana; schrsJ Northrup, Re Port au Prince; L Frazier, Steelman, and Asa Eldridge, Conklin, Boston; L. Dyer, Jameson, Viialhaven; J Cone, Mehatley, Haddam; M Mand, Terry, NYork. Cld bark Old ‘Mickory, Holmes, Cov k and a market; schrs S$ E Parker, Fitzgerald, St Johu NB; & Stratton, Swelman, NBedtord; Wm @ ‘Tutte, Russell, New York; Jas H Host Lyon; Aid) Endicott; and Westover, El- idge, Boston; 8 Washburn, Thrasher, Taunton; te Helly, Quincy Point; Eva Bell, Lee, Marblehead; rah Lavinia, Orantier, Salem; Sallie By Ba Sutem} er, GoldthWaite, and Amytis, Gookin, Ipswich; MA Shrop- rriet & Sarah, Tice, Cheises a. 20—Arr schr Hiawatha, Simonton, New Brooke, Graitan, Philidelphia, 4 Aug 20—Arr bark ‘Ariel, Jelly, Zanzibar; and Emeline Rickey, Tice, Phi: Ewen; Waye, Halse, 'New ‘orton, and Neptune, Davis, Corwih, NYork; steamer Wesuches: New Haven, Fleld, and Nativ 3 or Elizabethport; Harvest, ter, Jones, do. Bid hart, Blizabethpo: larity, Fowler, Port Ewer vabeth, Chace: A Miidreth, Glover, and Emeline Hull, Branton, NYork; sloops I N Seymour, Norton, aud Transta? ton, Hawkins, NYork, PAWTUCKET, Aug 20—Arr schr Minerva, Brooks, Dela- ware City, NLORTSMOUTH, Aug 19—Arr ache James Brophy, Mullen, ‘ork, SAN FRANCISCO, ane ie po d others as ortahip Eureka, Cutler, for Melbourne, ready, fore, SALES AT AUCTION. M. GRIFFIN & CO. , AUCTIONEERS. @ Elegant Household Purnitare at public auction, ‘This day (FRIDAY), Property of a geutleman leaving the city. Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, rosewood Drawing Room Suits, rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture, oak Dining Ktoom Furniture, Paintings, Statuary, Brenzes, &c., at the residence of M. Blair Chiy ia, Esq., 48 West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale commencing at’ 11 o'clock—Drawing Room Sulis,’ Eto- gores, Bookewe, Mirrors, Lace Curtgius, Vases, Oil Paintings, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Extension Table, Buffet, China Vases, Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, Ward: robes, 'Hair and Spring Mattresses, Bedsteads, Commodes, Wash3tands, Gitcloth, Stair Carpets, Sofas, Rockers, Blankets, Belding, &¢,” Also, a large assortment of Base: ment aud Kitchen Furniture. Sale peremptory. UCTION NOTICE. BOOTS AND SHOFS, SOFT HATS, ETC. fo will include in our sale this day (Friday), August 28, aud will Roll at 124¢ o'clock 150 CABES BOOTS AND SHOES, all new goods, received direct from maunfacturers, and ‘comprising an unusually desirable assortment, Also, 60 CASES SOFT HATS, of good and saleable qualities and styles, all well worthy the attention of all buyers of these goods, Catalogues and goods are now ready. WM. ‘NOPPING & CO., Auctionecrs, Nos. 9 and 11 ark place, and No. 8 Murray street. VCTION NOTICE.—EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTU- nity to purchase Houschold Furniture at auction, cle commencing at 2 e’clock this day, Friday, at the large mansion Lvase 10 West Twenty stain street, near Sixth avenue, viz:—Rosewood and mahogany Sofas, Rock- ere, Chairs, Tables, Bookcase, Etegergs, Bureaus, Bed- stouds, Washstands, Sideboard, Rosewood Piunoforte, superior instrument; Mirroré, Curtains, Shades, Clocks, Vases, Paintings, Hair Mattresses, Brusse's and Ingrain Carpets, Chandeliers, Chinn Tea Sets, Silverware, Also a large assortment of Basement and Kitchen Furnituro. Sale commencing at 2 o'clock precisely. MAYNARD & , Auctioncers. UCTION NOTICE.—E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL well, this day, August 23, at 103 ¢’clock, all tho elegant Household Furniture of the large private house 125 Waverly place, cast of Sixth avenue, eousisting of @ solid rosewood Parlor Suit, oovered in crimson, maroon and French satin brocatel; rosewood Pier and Centre Tubles, Etegeres, Turkish Chairs and Lounges, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wughstands, Corneretands, Shades, Curtains, Patuiings, Mirrors, Matircsses, Bed and, Bedding, Bru and Ingrain Carpets, Sofa Bed, Arm Chhirs, Lounges, Chairs, Tables, &c, ‘The house was furnished ‘only three months ago, asa first cles boarding house, and will be sold without reserve, Louse to let. UCTION NOTICE.—BY ROBERT — HAYDOCK, Fartlien and Glassware, hy order of the execator, én Friday, August 23, at 11 o’cloek,-at the store 312 Spring street. balanes of stock of Earthen amd Gluss- ware and Store Fixtures, for cash. UCTION NOTICE.—MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE Household Furniture, this day, at 11 o’cloek, at TeLL. & INGHAHAM’S auction rooms, 26 New Bowery, comprising a desirable assortment of Sofas, Lounges, Chairs, Tables, large Looking Glasses; also Counters, Cases, eight Cooking Stoves, Rangos, Ke. H. THOMAS, Mortgages. UCTION NOTICE.—C. KENNEDY , NO. 259 BOWERY, sells at Jess than auction prices, second hand Fur: ‘ore, Carpets, Redding, Mirrors, Crockery, Chandeliers, Stoves, &e. Repairing and upholstery attended to, Work- men sent out by the day or job. Storage taken, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.— M. CRIS Auctioneer, will cell, this day, 28 inst., ut 10 o'clock, nt 23 Bowery’, a large and general assortment of Houschold Furniture, comprising mahogany Sofas, Rockers and Parlor Chairs, cane and wood seat 1 elled Chamber Suits, extension Dining Ft BARA: eas oases, Lounges, Divans, Bromele and Ingraiu Carpets, Feather Beds, Hair and Straw Maitreases, Bedding, Quis, Crockery, Stoves, Window Shades, Gil Paintings, Engravings, UCTION SALE OF ALL THE FURNITURE, &C., OF the Inte Edwin MeCormick.—Will be sold, thia day, at o'clock, at 454 Canal street, comprising Parlor, Cham- bor, Diningroom and Kitchen Furniture, &c.,of a three story Louse, removed from Hoboken. JAMES MONTGOMERY, Executor. ROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS.—SATURDAY, ‘Auguet 24, at 1014 o'clock, at our salesrooms, 95 ‘aasan street, large sale of socond hand Household Furni- ture, some very elegant, consisting of rich Velvet Tapes- try,’ Bruseels and Wilton Carpets; solid rosewood Parlor Parwitare, tn suite, covered with brocatel, satin and plush: superb French plate Mante! and Pier Mixrors, Or- moly Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, rosewood and maho- yw Bookeases, Library Tables and Chairs, solid roso- wood, black walnut and mahogany Bureaus, Washstands and Bedsteads; Straw Matting, Mattresses, Feather Bes, Wolsters and Pillows, Palliasses, &c.; oak Sideboards , Ex- tension Tables, Dining Room Chairs, in morocco; Lace and beocatel Window Curtains and Shades, Oiloloths and Stair Rodg: also patent Refrigerators and Kitchen Furni- ture. Gataloenes remly early Saturday morning. Also two very fine fireproof Safes, mado by Patrickand Her- ring, and a quantity of Office Furniture, ROWNE & D , AUCTIONEERS.—GRAY MARE, Wayoo and Harnens.—This day, Frida k, in front of salesroom, 35 Nai Mare, 15% hands high, sound, kind and gentle, stylish all day mare, together with city uit W without reserve, Also a lirst rate Rock- an English Phaston, a Ford's ‘agon, a sporting or Fishing UCTION SALE. OR ALM. ALAR, 0., AC. ago, three ne top ONSTANLES SALE. —SY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU J tom VEST & WATTS will sell at auction, on Fri- { Wo'elgek, at the salesroom, 25 West Crookery and Glassware, 8, Goblets, Water Pitcher: Sugar itowle Lampe, Plates, Dishes, Toilet Sete, Puchers, Cups, Saveers, Bowls, Yea Trays, tn fac everything fouud ma first class retail store, REUBEN ©. MILLS, Constabl AVEDA. MATHEWS, AUCTION No. 79 Nassau « A. MATHEWS, auct Saturday), at 1025 o'clock, at his day , Angust 2 Broadway,» ler ommprising Dee snter 0 7 Nawwae sereet, near Fultoa atrect, a large and flue a: wort t of Homehold Furniture, viz., rosewood Parl Wik brocatel and plush, mahogany Suits in hair choth, rowewood, mahogany and walout marble top Tables; mahogany, walnut and other Be t+teads; Hair Mattresses, ookeaves, gaameliod Chamber Saits, Wardrobes, Bureaus, wonges, Arm, Rocking and Stands, Extenvion Tables, , Se. Particulars in cata’ Nreaets and other Cary om Thie day (Fria Bheceker strect comprising Bagars, Spice Soap, C ehaiee Wines Store Fixtures, Canisters, Measures, Shoiving, irom Safe, &e, Also, Horse, Grocery Wagon, Harness, &<. rder of SAMUEL LYON, Mortgageo, 3 SALDS AT AUCTION. G' IE COOK. aDorN —108 DAY, AT 3 MW wewek, at store No. bel Movsdway,several fing : r . huwaye, Top Wagons, Road Begone, &e., je tow may oo mern anc ~4iN SATURDAY, AU- x af (he avottom store 196 care, bie. drum pints earl, Alle mu? bakets Champagne, pipe of Gin, tow Reandy, #45 barrels he eR, WH, SELL TO- wet Dh, ak twoe'elek, at Carpets, Laoking: or Matlsensed, ne We ti IN MB POReY DF morrow (Saturday 444 Canal permet, Burenee | #, Sofas, Claire, Table ave arin ther with everything fr th use wer M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONS —WILt, Shi, This Abe day (Friday), at N0y o'ClCK, at salemrgem 86 Xoonau street, a fow doors from Fulton strect, an akswrt Ment of first chess Moosehead Purwiture, viz —oiid rome. wood Parlor Suits, covered ia breeatel; mahogany do., covered bi LalPeloth, vine. ea Totes, Arta ant Parlor Chairs, marble top Contre fuolea, Pier and Mantel Mir rors, Library Bookenmes and walnot Extension Dining Tabies, ing Chaves, marble top Dreming Bureaus, Washstands, He.Intea ts Hair Maticosses, Lounger, Ward: r Carpets, Olllothe, me , the whole being Uke Fura) ‘A private family, boon but lithe used. ORMAGE SALE—CONTENTS OF A LAGER BEER Saloon.—A. M. ORINTALAR, Auctioneer, will sell 18 day, 23d inst. at 1059 o'clock at 28 Sowery, a kange lot of barrootn Arm Chaire and Stes, Tables, OM Paint ines, Engraviogs, Bar Fixiicee, Decsoters Glaeser Orock- ory, Counter, Oyster Rar, «e. “By order ot AUG. Atvorney for mortgagee. ORIGAGE SALE—BMLIARD TABLE—A. M Cras. TALAR, Auctionoer, 28 Bowery, will well this day, id, at 1044 o'clock, one makogany marble bed Kiherd Table. By order of AUG, BRIFUE, Constable. R. awe Ar — HAZELL, AUCTIONFER.-WHITTEMORE & HAZELL will sell at auction, this day a, August 23, at 103g o'clock, at their salesroom, Broadway, CLOCKS. Tnvoices of Clocks in variety, in cases for shipment or otherwise, Also, Pistols, Boots in cases, Candies, Brandy, &e. HERIFP’S SALE.—LIQUORS, OFFICE FURNITURE, &C- CHAMBERS & FAIRCHILD, Auctioncers, will sellr this day, August 23, at 62 Liberty street, at 10 o'#loek, » parce! of Wines, Brandivs, Gins, Kc., togethor wich Osteo Furniture, Desks, Chairs, Stools, Press, Lron Safe, &e. JOHN KELLY, Sherttf. S & J. BOGART, ‘AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY, 'e gust 24, at 1044 o'clock, at the auction rooms AU. 2 Wo. 1 North William street, a largo assortment of Rosewood bam mahogany Parlor, Bodroom and Kitchen Furniture, ts, Mi HERIFF'S SALE.—FINE JEWELRY, HAMMERS B PAIL, A joneors, ATK uett Salesroom 118 Nassau street, Will sell, on Friday, August 28, at ton o’choek, at their salosroomn, @ large assortment of Gold Finger. Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, Chains, Pins and Drops, Sots, Charms, Studs, Sleeve Links, Gold aid Silver Watches, &c., &e. JOHN KELLY, Sher JJIERIFF’S SALE.—BRAIDING MACHINES, Oifice Furniture, &e. CHAMBERS & FAIRCHILD, auctioncers, will well at their satesroom, 113 Nassan strect, on Friday, August 23, at 10 o'clock, Bfteen silk Braiding Machines, Desks, Chairs, Copy Press and Stand, Iron Safe, &e., ke. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff, HOMAS VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE 271 BROAD- way. Mortgage sale of Moulds, &c., on Friday, Au- Gust 23, at 10.A. M., at 101 wid 198 Chrystie street, con isting of a large lot of Carve! Wood Moulds, Iron ‘Box Composition aud Copper Movlis for picture frames and o:namenting; Presses, Borielivs, Glue, Whiting, &e., &c. M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS day, at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street, by virtue of @ chattel mortgage, the outire Furniture, kc. of a large house, from Twenty seventh street; Parlor Suit tn plash and hair cloth, Piano, Pier, Ma >] and Oval Mirrors; Laco and Damask Curtains, rich Velvet, Twpestry, ‘Three-Riy ard other Carpets; mah giny, French and tage Bedstends, Hair Mattresses, Tables, Bed Linep, Din- ing Room and Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Fixtures, lee Box, Sates, China, Glass, &c. By ordor of JAMES TRAINOR, Mortgages. Lost AND FOUND. OST—ON OR ABOUT THE 12TH OF AUGUST, IN the city of New York or vicinity, a black Book. marked William H. Housman & Co., boat No, 21, foot ot Spring strect, North river, and a BiM File, with seve- ral Bills and papers of no value to any one but the owner, $10 reward will be paid on delivery of svid articles. Call at the boat, WM. H. HOUSMAN & CO. OST—ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, IN FOURTH street, a lady’s Poeketbook, containing a small sum of money and a small key. The finder will be su! warded and recetve the thanks of the owner by leaving it at $06 Fourth OST—ON THE 22d INST. , EITHER IN CENTRAL PARK or on the Bloomingdale road, a Silver Tobacco Box, oid lined, with the inscription:-—'Presented to ———-r from the cmployes of Walter & Rogers, Chicago, Decembe- 25,1857.” A liberal reward will be paid the finder by ap. plying at the Home Insurance Company, 112 Broadway. OST—$5 REWARD—ON TUESDAY EVENING, A Pocketbook, containing Papers of no valuation ox- cept to the undersigned. The above reward will be paid on delivery of the same at 61 South gtrect. JAMES E. COULTER. OST—ON THE 20TH INSY., A BLACK AND "TAN Slat, from No. 281 Lexington avenue. Whocver will returm the same will be suitably rewarded. REWARDS, eee nnn 20 REWARD.—LOST, GOING FROM FIFiY¥-SE- venth street and Third avente, New Yark. to Coney island, asmall Diamond Cross Pin.’ Whoever will retarn the sane to 104 Delancy street, shall receive the above reward and thanks of the owner. 2 REWARD-—WILL BE PA(D TO ANY PERSON who recovers the body of Chasies Loux, who ‘was drowned on Monday, the 19th; he wore a Dlack coat, plaid pants and vest and blue shirt. He resided at No, 198 West 20th street, anct was 16 years old. nt 17; REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE MANSION $250 Hotel, Long Branch, on the morning of Wednesday, the 21st iust., from the bodroom of a lady; the following jewdis:—3 diamond Stars;1 Brooek; large Emera'd, set round with diamonds; 2 diamond Farrings ; 1 emerald and diamond Ring ; 1 large emerald and 2 Diamonds; pearl serpent Bracelet; turquois Bracelet; flat engineled gold Bracelet; pearl and tarquois Bracelet, set in gold, with medaliion in centre; gold Bracelet, with garncts, fmitation Bracelet. Tho above reward will be paid for the recovery of the property, Apply to luspeotor CAR- PENTER, corner of Broome and Eim streets. RAND REGAITA—AT WHITESTONE, L, I., SALCR- day, August 3L—AN boats under 40 feet keel. Prizes $150. Entrance fees $0, $7 and $3.50. Printed sailing directions, &e., may be ‘obtained of ©. F. WET MORE, at Whitestone, L. I., or E. M. TOWNSEND, 29 War- ren street, New York. EGATTA.—THE FRIENDS OF JOSHUA WARD champion rower, have concluded to give a series of prizes for competition, open to all, Said regatta will take place on the Hudson, at Cornwall, on the of Sep tember, There will be two prizes offered, of jont in- torest to invite competition. Fair play aud good regula. tions will be guaranteed. Particulars as to details of race, &., can be had by applying, by letter or otherwise, to HENRY QUINN, Cornwall, N. ¥. ——— INEST BREED, SMALL SIZE BLACK AND TAN F Terriers; best talking Minoe Bird; several Parrots, tamed Tropioles and Starlings for sale at 389 Bowery, at JOHN SOBRCK’S Bird Store, RAILROADS, UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAINS FOR ALBANY, ‘Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers street at7 and I] A. M., and 3:30, 5 and 10:15 P. M. EW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RATLROAD— For Albany, Troy, North and West—Summer ar- Fangement, commencing Monday, May 27, 1861 :—11 A. M. fast express train, from Twenty-sixth street station, for Withiamsbridge, White, Plains, Croton Falls, Dover Plains and ailjocal trains, See time table, ri JOUN BURCHILL, Superintendent, DRY GOODS. Cec Se Ie TR. H. MACY'S, SIXTH AVENUE AND FOURTEENTH strect.—Ladics, you will always find best Paris Kid Gloves fit 63 cents. Auction lots in Lace Goods, Lace Man- tiling, &e. Auction lots in Embroideries and Ribbons. Auction lots ix Hosiery. Auction lots in Linens and White Goods, Auction Jots in Linen Handkerchiefs, Best styles French Flowess. Job lots in Yankee Notions. Ladies’ Under Clothing, Corsets, &. [) UCHES—RUCHES.—SEYMOUR & LACY, MANUFAC. turers, 189 Broadway, up staire. A large assort- nt always on hand at greatly redueod prices. BILLIARDS. ILLIARDS.—BASSFOR, UE ANGLING TABLES 149 Fulton to No, 8 Ann, Challenge the world for $1,000, Threo Ts pleton Landing, 8. I., by CHAS. LOR OR SAL ‘ALE CHEAP—A BILLIARD FABLE, FULL SIZE. in good order, Basford manufacture, with balls, énes, &e. Price $90. Call at tho corner of Fourteenth, streetand Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, between 7 and 9 A. M. and § and 7 P.M. WINES AND LIQUORS. HE ATTENTION OF TAVERNKEEPERS AND LIQUOR. dealers in general is respectfully solicited to tno superior quality of Hammer’s fresh brewed Champagne Ale, This ale ix brewed fresh at all seasons of the year and the keeping quality of it, especially of such brew during the most excessive hot weather, is guaranteed for apy length of . Charge $12 per bhi. ,and $6 per bbl. delivered to any part of the city of New York, free of ox- pense. Payment, cash on delivery. Orders sent to Ham- | mer’s Brewery, in Harlem, will be attended to with de- spatyly