The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1861, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1861. 5 ; sen Geeeenenemeennene ee v THE-ARMY AND NAVY CONTRACTS. v THE NAVY. invited to atiod the funcral, from her late residence, No. MISCELLANEOUS. Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Phil Bevan, Pedersen, Ni Session of the Congressional Army tract Investigation Committee a' Con- t the ‘Bt. Nicholas Hotel—Astounding Deve- lopements of Corruption Expected. * ‘The committee appointed at the recent extra Congres? ‘to invostigate the contracts mado for government supplies commenced its session on Wednesday at the St. Nicholas Hotel. This committee was appointed under the Mg resolutions offered by Mr. Van Wyck on the July: follow- Sth of Resolved, That a committee of five members be ap- pies by the Speaker to ascertain and report what con- ts have been made by any of the departments for pro- ‘visions, supplies and transportation, for materials and oe any articles furnished for the use of gov- ‘ernment without advertising for proposals as required by the statute of 1861, the parties to whom given, the com- and terms thereof, and the reasons therefor. Also, when proposals were received, if contracts were awarded to the lowest bidder, if not, the reason therefor. Also, whether the contracts, a8 let, are in accordance with the specifications inviting proposais, and if any alte- rations, the reason for the samme. Also, whether any person or persons have any i interest {n the contracts thus made and awarded, or obtaining the same committee shall have power bo send for perso at any time, ‘The committee appointed under this resolution + follows: — C. H. Van Wyck, New York. H, L. Dawes, Massachusetts, W. G, Birele, New Jersey. R. E. Fenton, New York. E. B. Washburn, Illinois. Wm. 8. Holman, Indiana, James 8. Jackson, Kentucky. * They organized at once and proceeded with their is therefor, except the contractors ; po said pa pers, to administer oaths and examine witnesses and re- + Port labors. “ke committee soon found that the resolution was not as broad as the caso required, and in order to make their in” ‘vestigations more thorough and complete, fered the following rosolutions:— Holman of- Resolved, That the provisions of the resolution appoint- the select committee to inquire into and report in re- lation to certain contracts made by the department for Provisions, supplies, &c., be so extended as to embrace ‘an inquiry into all the facts and circumstances of all the contracts and agreements already made, and all such contracts and agreements hereafter to be made prior to the final report of th» committee, by or with any dopart- ment of government, in any wise connected with or growing Out of the operati ns of the government pressing the rebellion against its constituted authc ived, That the said committee be authorize! in sup- ority. “i to sit during the recess of Congress, at such times and places as ‘may be deomed proper. Resolved, That said committee be authorized to employ »& stenographer as clerk, st the usual rate of com tion, npensa- Resolved, That the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House be directed to attend, in person or’ by as- sistant, tho sittings of the committee, and serve all the ‘subponas put into his hands by the committee, pay the fees of all tho witnesses and the nec ssary expenses of the committee. Resolved, That the Speaker of the Hougg, during the recess of Congress, is hereby authorized alld dir issue subpawnacs to witnesses, ncn the request cted to of the + Committee, in the same manner as during the session of * Congress. ‘These were adopted, and after the adjournment of Con- gress the committee adjourned to meet at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, on the 28th inst. The committee arrived here on Wednesday, and diately commenced operations, and were cecupie imme- ad some six hours Wednesday and Thurs tay in examining witnesses * They intend to make a most rigid and thorough investi; into al! the contracts made by and with the gover ation roment here and elsewhere, and to show up any and ail cor- ruption, peculation ‘and fraud perpetrated against the government, let the consequences be what they may. All contracts made in this city, authorized or unauthorized, ‘will be thoroughly ventilated. The action of the Union Defence Committee in the contracts and purchases made for the government wi'l be one of the first subject: investigated. The committee are fuily determ' is to be ined to Probe to the bottom the entire contract system, both great and small. They have already examined a large umber of witnessos, and are on the track of some rich disclosures, in which it is said geftlemen occupying pro- mincnt positions will figure extensively.. We are not at berty to mention either the names of the witnesses or who are said to be implicated. From Cape Race. Sr. Jour, N. F., August 29, ‘We have vory clear and beautiful weather. ‘The Edinburg, outward beund, did not come in * Onpe Race. The Persia will call there on Saturday. 1861. sight of The Arago and Glasgow, with European advices of the ist and 22d, are due off the Cape to-morrow, and the Arabia, with advices of the 25th, on Saturday night. Reduction in St mbouat and Hotel Fares, ‘The depression in business of every branch, caused by the oxisting war, bas had at least the salutary effect in re- Gucing everything (except army supplies) to a corres- Ponding degree. During tho past week or two the North river and Sound steamers decreased their fare all most if not quite one-half. Goods of different descriptions are also falling in price, and the prospects for better trade are very flattering, owing to the united efforts of our mer- chants, shippers, hotel keepors and others to keep pace with tho times. The last grand move 4n this direction was made by Mesers. Treadwell, ‘Whitcomd & Co., the enterprising proprietors of the St. Nicholas Hotel, who, it will be perceived by an advertise- mont in another column, propose to reduce the price of board at their house from its present rates to $2 per deim, ~ without abating any of the luxurics of their table. ‘The St. Nicholas being the favorite resort of strangers + coming to the city, and withal the best patronized, this timely and liberal reduction will create a revolution in ‘the business of botel keeping, and c ause others to adopt the same plan, or lose money every day. This arrange- 1) Ment, taking effect on the Ist proximo, when most of our pleasure seckers return from the coantry, the same acti” ‘vity which was visible at the St. Nicholas in times ‘or ‘peace and tranquillity will again be witnessed ther mext week. re after Woeren Garpex—Pexerrt or Mr. J. S. Crarke.—Mr. J. %. Clarke, who has made himself one of the most popular ‘ of New York comedians, takes a benefit at the Winter Garden this evening. ‘Toodles’’ and the “Invisible Hus- band”? will be played, and we have no doubt that the ‘Denefit will be as successful as it is deserved. CocertminG AT THE WATERING PLACES.—While tho yoice of melody is nearly silenced in the city, it is revi ving at the watering places. Gustavus Geary and his daughter Mina are announced for two concerts this week at Rocka- ‘sway, by special invitation—one this evening at the Pa- vilion and anothor on Saturday evening at the United States Hotel. Mr.J.R. Thomas, the composer,and Mr. . Haryey Sanderson, the pianist, are to participate in both, Obituary. GIDEON DE ANGELIS, Yesterday morning Gileon de Angelis, Esq., Cashier of the Mechanics’ Bank, departed this life after an ili ness of “only three weeks. Deceased had met with tho Board of Directors on the 7th inst., and appeared in not very good cchealth. The next day, however, he took to his bed, from which he never after arose, His discase was typhoid -fevor. Mr. de Angolis first entered the Mechanics’ Bank as check clerk, in 1823, and was promoted from time to time until he became first teller—an office he filled with + Breat pre eae ho was invited to become the cashier » of the Poople’s Bank, then recently established. He con- tinued two or three years in that bank, when, in 1855, the cashiership of the Mechanica’ Bank became vacant, and jt was tendered to Mr. de Angelis and accepted. Two cyears ago he made a trip to Europe for the benefit of his ith , on which occasion ho was absent for six months, ‘Mr. de Angelis leaves a wife and four children to mourn his untimely loss. Hon, Wasmincton Kiva, ex-Mayor of St, Louis, dicd suddenly in that city of apoplexy on the 27th inst. Meera ov Tae Tammany HAL Gewersr. Comes. — A special meeting was held last evening, by the above committee, at Tammany Hall—Elija F. Purdy in the chair. A number of vacancies existing sometime was occupied in filling them, after which a commuuication was read from the German Central Club, urging a union of the weveral democratic factions in the city. It was referred to a committee of seven, to confer with a like committee from the club. A communication was also received from the Mozart General agente soliciting a united action of both committees on the and local elections, A short de- bate followed, when it was finally referred to the Corre- ding Committee, with instructions to respeotfully de- cline to unite with them, and to slate fully the reasons why the committee refased. Aserics of resolutions were adopted, setting forth their determination to stand by the government in the sup- Pression of treason and for the perpetuity of the Union. ‘It was also resolved that primary elections be held on ‘Saturday evening—the districts above Fourteenth street to elect district delogates to the State Convention; and ‘all below to Fourteenth street to clect delegates to dis- frict conventions—said conventions to meet on Monday @t12 o'clock, in their respective districts, and they se- ae the delegates to represent them in the State Couven- ‘Upon a motion of Alderman Boots it was resolved that the delegates mect at Tammany Hall on Monda; after which they adjourned. 4 ’ bape Fire at Freeport, Ml. night, Giticaco, August 28, 186) A fro at Freeport, Ti, tonday, destro Waddie's lumber yard and |. Hide’s warehouse, $5,000, Tox Desnrossms Srrxet Tragspy.—Coroner Schirmer postponed the inquest in the case of Mary Gallagher, al- egod to have been beaten to death by her husband at No. 13 Deabrosses street, on Wodnesday evenin, examination will be commenced at the Fifth ward ise to-day. ig. The station ‘The following gentlemon have received their commis sions from the proper authorities in Washington as acting masters in the navy. The necessary papers can be ob- tained at tho office of Mr. Blunt, 179 Water street:— Erastus Crowell, Anthony Chase, Joshus H. Dill, ‘A. S. Gardner, Q. A. Hooper, Robert E. Lyttle, W. A. Mills, L, P. Morton, F. McKeige, W. E. Putnam, Wiiliaun Rogers, John’ A, Rogers, William Watson, Samuel Yeatou. The steamboats Eagle and Star, which have plied regu- larly between Philadelphia and Red Bank, were purchased on Wednesday by the government, and will be imme- diately refitted and sent to sea. ‘Tho Fear Not and the revenue cutters Morris and Caleb Cushing left the Charlestown Navy Yard on the evening of the 27th inst., in pursuit of a privateer that is sup- posed to be cruising off Cape Ann, The Fear Not takes Out @ quantity of provisions, it is supposed for Fortress Monroe, Capt. William Walker, late of the Brooklyn, has been ordered to the command of the Congress, in place of Capt. Lewis M. Gaitaboraggt, relieved. The flag of the Con- gress has been hauléd down, that vessel no longer being the flag ship of the squadron. . The schooner Lone Star, Captain Calloway, which arrived at Baltimore on the 27th inst. from Halifax N.&., reports that on the 17th, cighty miles E.8. E. of Cape’Henry, she was spoken by a “Confederate war steamer."” Messrs, Maxon & Fish, of Mystic, Conn., have contract- ed to build fer the United States government one of the iron cladyebomb proof war steamers, to be commenced immediately, Captain A. H. Foote, attached to the New York Navy Yard, bas been ordered to the command of the United States naval forces upon the Western waters—on the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio. Vaspaila, United States sloop-of-war, Commander Handy, was spoken on the 16th instant, forty miles north- west of Port Royal. Six of the boys of the nautical school ship Massach u setts entered the servico of the navy at New Bedfordon Tuesday. The education they had received enabled them ‘to pass a satisfactory examination, and they will receive, ag ordinary seamon, fourteen dollars a month, The Mas- sachusetts has left New Bedford for Providence. BROOKLYN NAVY YARD. Workmen were busy yesterday, preparing for laying the keel of the new gunboat, while others were hard at work shaping the timbers. Considerable activity pre- vaiis in all the departments, and Commander Almy, the hew execntive officer, in room of Captain Foote, who has left for the West to command the squadron out there, has his hands full. ‘The si heel steamers Satellite and Putnam and the propeller F. B. Hale are being expedited. Their arma- ments, which will be heavy, have not been taken on board yet. OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE. Navy Yarp, WasHNnoron, August 29, 1861. Activity at the Washington Navy Yard—The Men Employ ed—The Ordnance Foundry—The Work Dene There— The Iron Foundry—~Manufacture of Shot and Shell— Daily Arrival of Marines, ce. At this yard the most unparalleled activity prevails. Capt. Dahigren and his officers are almost deluged with business, while the former alone is besieged with callers on businoss of a public, private and curious nature. There are employed in and about the yard between fourteen and fifteen hundred men, not including marines and sailors. A portion of this force is engaged in active operations both night and day, including Sundays. Of course the ordnance foundry is the peculiar institu” tion of the place. The casting of guns at this shop is often witnessed by a large crowd of eager spectators, not ex” cepting droves of officers’ widows and cousins of the ninth generation. The employes of this shop commence theit daily course of labor at five o’clock in the morning, and con- tinue it (with a very brief intermission for dinuer, which latter is carried to them), till seven o'clock in the even- ing. The number thus employed is forty ‘A portion of these mould and cast ono gun (generally a twelve Pounder), duriug the above specitied working period, each bs It is roughly estimated that between three and four thousand twelve pounders, and five hundred other sized guns have boen cast in this building since its construction. Next to guns, the casting of shot and shell occupies the Greatest amount of attention. In the ordnance foundry (referred to above) sixty-four rifled shell aro cast,on an average, each da: welve and sixty-eight pounders are also manufactured in largo numbers. Here they make boat carriage work and com- position strajs for rifled guns. Only one of the latter is prepared in a day. Fuses are also attended to. Of these six hundred and forty-eight are made in aday. On this work nine persons are cmployed, some of whieh boys. The modus operandi is thas:—One man moulding and casting, two or three make the “cores” or holes, while the remainder scrape and brush away the adhering sand, At the iron foundry about fourteen thousand shot are cast por day, inclusive of ail sizes andykinds, from canis. ter to fifty pounders. A day’s work for a single individu- al is, of canister, eight hundred; fifty pounders, twelve, and of grape, one hundred. In various other places throughout the yard the mould- ing and casting of implements of war is prosecuted with great vigor, on various scales, to suit the convenience or Capabilities of each respect've place. Owing to this pe- culiarity, it would be a matter of almost utter impossi- bility for a Teporter to obtain accurate information of the total weight of shot cast at this yard during the period of ‘one week, or even the lesser time of one day. The rapidity with which shells are finished off and boxed up, at the Shell House, is astonishing compared with times gone by. ordnance and machine departments are the scene of labor night and day. The lofts of the buildings in the yard have been turned into a kind of quarters for the marines. These are here in exccedingly large ‘numbers, and the ery is ‘still they come."? Physically, they are'not ag fine a act of men &s one was wont to see at this yard prior to the war, Yet, on the whole, they are @ hardy set, and shige) an unusual amount of quickness and clese percep- ion. Everything that is nocessary to keep a ship in repair or build a new one is being prepared in abundance, A great numnber of anchors are on hand, and what {3 more, a great number are being made. To’make a set of frigate's anchors (four), each weighing between seven and eight hundred pounds, it takes about a month. Our War Maps—Colored Edition. Anew edition of the HERALD War Maps, on calendered Paper, beautifully colored, is now ready. Size of sheet 40x50 inches; contains thirty-four maps:—Tas Bartie Frety at Bout Ruy; A Biro’s Eve View ov rar Unite Svates; large maps of Missourt aNp Tur Seat or War IN tae West and the Seat or War 1 Virainia, and thirty others, showing at agiance the Whole Seat of War, and marking clearly and distinctly the armies’ movements, positions, camps, harbors, forts, &c., printed in superior style, on one side of a largo sheet, so that they can be hung up in library, office or workshop, for preservation gad reference during. the war, These maps were drawn and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD, and are.the most perfect War Maps issucd. Single copies, 25 cents; 6 for $1, 45 for $6 and 100 for $12 50. Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD F. LLOYD & CO., exclusive agents for the colored edi /is °S Uroad way, New York OMcial Drawings of Weod, Eddy & Co. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURL STATE LOTTERIES. Kentucky, Extra Ciass 461—August 29, 1861. 27, 44, 65, 8, 14, 37, 5, 30, 15, 57, 6, 36. Kentvcxy, Ciass 462—August 29, 1861. 68, 12, 6, 32, 1, 34, 14, 29, 53, 47, 21, 69. Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either to WOOD, EDDY & CO., Covington, Ky., or St. Louis, Me, Royal Havana Lottery.—Prizes Cashed and information furnished by TAYLOR & CO., bankers, 16 Wall street, successors of Chase & Co Fall Style Of Gentlemen’s Dress Hats will be introduced on Saturday, August 31, 1861. Also, now styles of Soft Hats and Caps for gents and youths by . TERRY, 397 Broadway. ps boye ad htgah CrVstB Hie mrtps Poorps ad iis y oms 246 BROADWAY. Princess Alice Balmorals.—The Most Dewrtching little Bootee for children; something new, good and cheap, at LANDON’S, 440 Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair Dye=The Best in the world; harmless, reliable and instantancous. Sold and applied at BATCHELOR’S Wig Factory, 16 Bond street. Hills Hater Dye, 50 Cents—Black or brown. Best in 18% Depot Nov 1 Barclay street, and sold by ail druggists. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tous pees; the best in the world, "Wholesale and retail, and the dye privately applied, at No. 6 Astor House, Trusses.—Marsh & Co.’s Radical Cure bi aged 1 Vesey street, Astor House, opposite the rch. Bull Run.—Many Soldiers Died for Lack of medical treatment. HOLLOWAY’S Pills and Ointment wauld have prevented this. Married. Avexaxpen—Keverr.—In Philadelphia, on jtonday , April 29, by the Rev. Charles D. Cooper, THOMAS R, ALEXANDER to Kars C. Kgyser, both of that city. ‘Bosrep—Lixpsay.—On Tuoaday, August 27, by the Rev. Dr. Cutler, Mr. Ricuarp Bestep to Miss Hettgw Lixpsar, both of Brooklyn. Granam—Waire.—At East Cambridge, on Tuesday, An- gust 27, at the Paptist Church, bv Rov. H. K. Pervear, Ginsert Granam, Jr., of New York city, to Biss Neve J. Waite, of East Cambridge, yass. Saran tT of fy res August 27, aki; 26th, Malay, Willcomb, 107 West Forty.sovonth strest, this (Friday) aftemnori, at | ween name | Bove Hoek Diamond, Alle ‘hileaetpbia, “a march Jeqsen, Banko. es weer ¥ nee eid ag me gah pr he i re yee ment OF TALL CARPETING. ‘Gieamer Petonssbn Nye: Now Batter. "y | Fork: teeahtertKuropa, Anderson, Boston Caan proceeded foe Bareway.—On Wednesday, August 28, Euza, wife of English, Velvet, Brussels, Three-ply anc! Iugrain Car- | Bieamer Gunrags Revoey Proven Fiverpool); brig B Sinith, Smith, NYork; sehrs lever! John Bateman, and daughter of Hebry Mallery, of | peting, Oilcloths, Mats, Matting, &c., at a tremendous re- ‘i i Novth Carolina; faabella Staria, Philadeipnig GUE Brooklyn. ; duction in prices. Displayed im ton spacious saiesrooms. |p. seamenip ® L rapes P . NR Middlesex, Jotinson, Queenstown; schr Louisa, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- HIRAM ANDE! , No. 99 Bowery, Bieeetien Boe vcd vsanen re icholson, United States, tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock — re — tpt “phe hbedig ereae Vanes, 40; Y, : ou Hi eh 'SKY, Aug l4—Arr Markwell, Balloine, New York, i¢ te 4 z aqua, gress, and Owexo, Havre; barks M Galatola (tal), | Jaom.¥1, Aust i . ; from her late residence, No. 141 East Twenty-third strest, T DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT $3 50, Quseasow Augusta (Br), Antwerp; Br brigs Argyle, De- K AWA, June b- ithout further invitation, Quilted Congress Gaiters, a new style, at JONES? 16 ra; Prit ' : we ata a s June LS Rover, Draper, Hong Kor —. Brokien, on Monday, August 26, after a | dixt'12.Ana ‘treat » yle, marara; Princess Royal, Bermuda; Wm BR Kibby, SM ROL, Aig 1—Arr Solferino, Pendi neon Fas, if A an mot 15th, Omay” "pacha Perey, Bi , Me; Rabert Center, F lingering illness, Maky ANNA, eldest daughter of Mary M. Ek langor, Me; Revert Center, £' 9—~No Am vensel in port, ree Wi i ot cata, ner,’ NYork;* Souliara, Ih cares ani the late James 1). Bissett, Sr. ILLIARDS.—BECAUSE BELIED BASSFORD OFFERS ind during the day SEW, light; sunsot oat Gladgow (9), Meguisan, NYoru: Monarch of the wom, Spent ‘Tho rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully $1,000 his cusbions will make more true angles than Miscclianeou. gerand Ingineible, Hcpbura, do; Sadan Tonro, Hanscoute invited to attond the funeral, this (Fritay) afternoon, at | ay others. mu, Ate Wutiaw & Jane, Brown, foom Matauzns for Fat- | i000 Storia, Oreutt, Camden, Me; I$ih, Conatesation, two o’clock, from the residence of her mother, No. 131 Me & Cares ol FF on nee rocked at T Mullins, and Win Rathbone, Prat, NYork; Gertr ane, a ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED | Sandy Cay, on the 3d inst,” About 2,200 boxes of the suear uae ate ork: Gertrade, Doane, Oristke-Oa Wodnesiay, Avgust 28, Jax Brave, a na- doinis, and ail ‘diseases of the feet,cared without | Ra Bern saved pardy ina damaged state, und akon into | Ques) Soe NB" tden doh resus’ behan ear dive of Bathdrum. erate’ Wick ow, Ireland,aged 60 years. in or inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, | Nassav NP, by wreckers, O'Brien, Fountain, Eastport; Thirtfone States, Carlen, Se ‘The funeral will take place trom his. late residence, 269. | Surgeon Chizopodist, 760 Broadway. Refers to physi: | ),B¥ Ban Perux, hile beattogiout of We Marker Bf Relise: | John, NBs Ud Norwegian, “Musanw, Boston, ‘City ot New avenue A, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, to Cal- | eians and surgeons of this city, was lscharging part of cargo in order to float hee, ‘ld tah ity ‘of, Brooklyn, Chase, N¥ork 16th, Aurora, y i ATE he Sistof July, in lat 50, lon 19, tel Dolton: oO » Tornado, Mui , ft via Cardift's aga gy Re, i a OR simplicity, durability and efficiency for families and | awn, fram Suiideriant for gies, In Wuinking Coudition, | Mtb, 2 O Baker’ Ross, Genoa; Uncle Jos, Makham, de tone Euma H., wife of John F. Bleakley, manafacturers. Agents wanted, at 610 way. and thok off her oflicers and crew, who were afterwards | out 3d for Philadelphia); Australia, Towart, and America, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully re hn Npear, Butler, Purtland, Me: 15th ene _ Cyn transferred to two ships bound to Liverpool, where they ar- | Salter, for invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ores ‘8 PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE | rived safely on the 6th and 7th inst, Mamai No. 50 West Forty-seventh streot, on Saturday afternoon, “Sager eel a of Warren street and Cowes, Aug 14—Put in, the Hanoverian bri at half-past one o’clock, without further invitation. 0 neck, Cushing, and Underwriter, Roberts, NYork? Jobanne, gianeow, (pp. ay Young Basie, Litte, ana Tiger, Lowell, Jantzen, from Laguayra for Hamburg, with loss of mainte} Lompow, Aug tscAve Villans ean sailyard, mainmast chafed, and three'chatn plates broken on | qyO4pO, Aug!" Atr Villattanca, sw Jako, BBa Poughkeepsio papers please copy. §. PASSPORTS.—NO PERSON CAN LEAVE NOW | the’siarbourd aide, from having beet 11, bollision with a ee Gach ne eee ee, Cae Consix. On Wednesday, August 28, Fuonrwor, infant @ the United States without one. They arefurnishod | Ameriean ship on the I3th Inst, off the Starts NOY NUM AD | die, N¥ork 2602, Curcline, Packard, Marana Trosaides, daughter of Charles P. and Gertrude G. Currie, aged 4 | in thirty-six hours, on application to and by EDWARD | Cape De Verps, Aug 7—(By tel from Lishon)—The Her: | Chase, NYork} Elk and Charlemagne, Broway months, BISSELL, U.S. Passport Agent, &¢., 271 Broadway, corner | mitage (Am), frim Lisbon last, has arrived here leaky, and | Saguenay; Katah, Amsbury, Pugwash; B Creightom, The remains will be taken to Hudson, New York, for | Chambers street. must discharge 70 tons to enable her to proceed, (The 'Her- | Creighton, St John, ; OC Dunean, Ouis, Quebec. interment. anitnge, Ring, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, sailed from | | CH IBuh, Thos Whitney, Koy Boston’ (und aby at Deak CankoL,.—On Thursda; ust 29, of consumption, aboR, ; Eastern Star, Henry, Cardiff and UStates; Holy: Jonn CanRouL, in the pro eee his age. Pe nnn LOST AND FOUND, Aug 18—On Saturday an accident, which ter | Yortan, Rio Janeiras 1th, Awanhoo, Lane, Smudertaid an ‘The friends and relatives of the family are most respect- Danrmoutn, - ner rennnnnre a San Francisco; Ed Stanley, Fales, Cardit! and Fernando Po; UND—A VALUANLE DIAMOND PIN. “CAN BE HAD | pinated fatally, ocsurred to one of the, crow of the P.O, 26, Blocur, Parker, do; Frank Haynie, Randall Ne cng stores discharging her cargo of grain. The deceased, who | 404 Barcelona; 6th, BH 1: fully iuyited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, by proviag property and enclosing two dollars for had been on shore for the evening: wax about to goon board | Wave, Dobson, and Roland, W: il, New rd, NYork; Crest at two @clock, from the residence of his parents, Fifty- | expenses. Address Jos. Burton, box 226 Herald office sixth street, botween First and Second avenues. — <a ~ to retire to rest, but on doing 80, the night, bein Entont Muh, Liverpool, Kearney, for NYork, Deatt.—At Port Chester, Westchester county, an Wed- See OF. ST THE 1TH OF AUGUST, IN | he slipped his foot and fell between the ship and Pies ravinend Fats Grace Grote Dentgue Cerane nesday, August 28, after a lingering illness, Pukmixa, wife ce Ween oar, OF vloinity,, @ black Hook, | receiving very severe injuries in the fail. Medical ald was | Sha‘calais: lacted a station Young: N You: Hoi ie of Jonathan J. Deall, aged 45 years and 8 months. Se Tne Te eManeDeR Cm», HORS Yio. S12, foes of Boece eeies watll: Monday morning, whee be ‘Thompson, Buctoucs ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Spring street, North river,and a Bil! Head File, with sevo- | died (name omitted), : ral Bills and papers of no value to any ono but the owner. | Gatway, Aug J5—The Austrian bark Margaret Rosa, from | “Lawtasit Ang 1i-—Sld Corra Linn, Lace, NYork. invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, this | £19 roward wilt be paid ob delivery of sail a'ticles,” ali | New York: wa fohtonstowa, sasaot now, ta vomored: from | heneaamaane eid OREN TOR, Taiee ETO hie, me y ig. ut olov . Sf the boat. WM. H. HOUSEMAN & ©O, — | the roads before the rige of the tides, She hada sufficiency | 12th, Elizabeth, Gillesple, Quebec, tion. ‘Trains will leave New York and New Haven Railroad of water into dock for three or four days depot, Twenty-seventh street, at seven and half past nine OST—ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, A POCKET. | the wind was 2 Hook coptstning ke ie Pavonia ferry ea ayer . Me mutation ticket for tl jew York and Frie Railroad an Epaar.—Oa Thursday, August 29, WiiuiaM Hexsert Ep- | q small sum of monsy. A suitable reward will be given é Sears, Drew, Quam, n of Thomas aud’ Mary Edgar, aged 11 months and F for the return of the same to W.C. Gray, at tho Custom | Boson, with Considerable damage to spare de. having been satan AE ‘MO—td Mary © Dyer, Pickett, Milbridet House. Singapore May 29, . ‘3 es Litsan, Eilto ‘ork. - a — - LANILA, Jane 9—Arr Albers, (i: ‘vy, Mi 3 10th, Si OST—ON SATURDAY, A RANK BOOK ON THE | , NENNAvEN, Aug-18—About 100 caskn of sugar have been | stakes, Magill, Hong Koug hy Gollen ‘Wee. Makcensing merican ship Caroline ©, Dow, from Ha- | a id Gazelle, Crowell, do; 20th Ocean Pearl, Cra> achy Head yes f the weather keeps moderate Show, St John, 'NB; 16th, Undi (all from London, fterarrival, but | Likeniox, Aug 1$—Arr Courier, Hansen, NYork, ight out of the dock, and no steam tug tobe | | Munnouxie, May 31—Arr Santincu, Jenkins, NYork; June A. M., returning at four and twenty-four minutes past six had here since the Royal Alantict Steam Company hauled the M4, Bertha, Talpe; loio; Herbert, Crocker, Boston; 24th Rover up, Hussar, Howland, NY¥o1 Mrtaovnve, June ld—Arrived the Herbert, Crocker, from | Si May 29, Robin Hood, Crowell, Singapore; Sist, JW 11 days. ‘Tho funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 34 Willext peehcbity Bloockor street Savings Bank, with the No. 173,737, | Muted from the Amer Fiyny.—On Wednesday evening, August 28, Maraa- | Tho finder will please leave it atthe bank, or 184 Canal | terday, a te expected to well an hy 1 a H » Saract ker, the beloved wife of Maurice Fiynn, agod 60 veers; s street, in the store, be floated to-morrow. Mitte. Bhatn mapa Crowell, NYork; 18th, Saracen, native of Carrick-on-Suir, county Kilkenny, parisl OST—ON MONDAY, AUGUST 20, A GREEN PARROT, | ,.Neweastex, NSW, June 20—The Oregon, Wilson, for San | | MACAO, Juné 18—Arr Norseman, Peterson, Saigon. SN Dee with ared heat. ‘A suitable Toward will bo paid | Zranelien, mn going dut yesterday, ran into'the ach Prompt, | 19h, Southern Cross, Howes, ty en. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to | j.-om its return at 51 Greenwich avenuo, ty-ninth stroet, this (Friday) afternoon, at two | Gall, BOAT STOLEN—F which lost her mainmast and sustained other damage. tie <= ei Portsmovtit, Aug 16.—Put in, shi} 1w— ROM RYE NECK, AUGUST 28, | True for New York, Sith (oon ce 3H Newront, Aug 13—Sld Architect, Putnam,’ Ualifax; ohm oreloek. eat rixgod, altered from a sloop, about 17 feet long, | Mast, Planks very, much chafed on th yt wide, eT Garver, Gritiths, do, Fouus.—On Thursday morning, August 29, of typhoid | painted light green bottom, yellow deck, black gunwie, | jneontact with the bark William, of Sundeciand, in the tight | ;NO8EKOrNG, Aug 8—Arr prev, MD Harriman, Blanchard fever, Eowaxp J. Fous, a native of Jerpoint, county | combings and contre board, inside lead color, about six | of the ldth inst. off the Stare , Bane. NSW, June &-Sid Ei Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 27 years, 4 months and '20 days, | years old, break in cabin floor recently mado by boing July S—The ship Waverly (of | Francisco; 19th, Oregon, Wi late member of Company J; Sixty-ninth regiment. altered, dead wood of stern post and end of Keel lately re n, With rasfroad iron, bound to Piywovtn, Alig 16—Afr Aric TH eppel, NYork, The relatives and friends of the family, and thoso of his | paired.’ A handsome reward will be paid for the reco- has put in here leaky, making 16 inches of water | Pontaxn, Aug Li—Oil, Aniartic, Stouller, {rom Antwerp acquaintance, are respectfully invited to attend his fune- | very of the boat, and an additional reward for Uo detec: | Pet hour white laying at anchor in the harbor, having sprung | for NYork. i ral, from the residence of his mother, 803 East Tenth } tion of the thibves. Address Geo, Meserole, Kaq., Rye | Alea inn gale off the Cape. at which tue aha had her decks | PaLeRuo, Aug @—Arr Virginia & Esteliiua, Williams, Cvite sireet, on Saturday afternoon at twoo'clock, His remains | Neck, or 713 Broadway, room No. 1, siove; the water tank below was also so much Injured that {t PRNANG, June 29—Arr Troy, Eagleston, Bassein, will be en to Calvary Cemetery for interment. — = would hold but little; she had but 40 gallons of water, and not veENSTOWN, Aug L3—Arr Prince Albert, Wilburn, NYorks California papers please copy. REWARDS. one boat that would Uout. ‘She was Listed over, and ihe leak | 17th, itoimance of the seas Clough, dan, anc taco; Nummer Frravarnick.—On Thursday, August 20, Mary Euza- any -- eno nnnen | was found under the frat and second sheets of conper. She | Eins, Brecksh, and Otodine, Hill, NYork, pent, youngest daughter or theteae endl Bridgot Fitz. REWARD—WILL BE PAID FOR THE MEMORAN- | bas deen caulked all round, and sailed on the 2th, expenses | “Ski 13th, Katahdin, Amsbury’ (irom Pugwash, Londong trick, aged 1 year, 3 months and 14 days s ‘dum Book and Papers in the pockets of the ‘coat | S¢this port being 81,200." The ship Isaac H Boardman (of | Meldon, Drinkwater (from Matanzix), Leith. Peihe emains will’ be. taken. to Calvary Comotory this | taken from 59 Fast Thirteenth street, second tioor, Wod- | Newburyport), frum Bombay, with argo of cotton, {oF Jounkc, Aug 4—Arr ship Parthenon, Kelley, NYork. say M° oor, Wed } obe pum) viKWw— r y 13 any, Richardson (Friday) afternoon, at twoo'elock, from her late residence, | nesday P. M., August 28, and no questions asked on their injured that it wou! ‘only auck ati? | N¥ork) for Bremen; 16th, Palmyra, from London for New No. 9 Mulberry strect. Her friends and relatives are in: | return to the piano rooms No. 841 Broadway, or to 153 aking on top of that 6 inch ir. vited to attend the funeral. East Nineteenth streot J. M. PELTON Her stern ta started, and a large portion of her cargo will wn, Aug 13—Sld Harvest Queen, Hayden, NYork, Gaytor.—Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, August 28, } — = have to be discharged to get at the leak, (By letter to El- ‘San 8, Aug 15—Arr New , Am rdum. while on a visit to Stamford, Conn, Marina’ L., wile of B10) "eric fait WEDNESDAY woud, Walter, Esq. Secretary of Board of Undewriters, SUNDEKLAND, Aug 1S—Arr Seth Sprague, Gillespie, Ante 60. T OK. Mapnas, July 6—Sid Nati agle, Matthews, Caleuttas. 7th, Nestorian, Worth, Maulinai Newcastix, Avy out, Henry Wilson, for NYork. val pe G, & morocco Pocketbook, containing from $40 to Snir Burupine 1 Connxericut—A stranger visiting Mystic | We?P- Wm. H. Gaylor, and third daughter of John and Eliza Se t A finder will secure tho above reward by leaving | just at this time could not fail to be st ith thetinport- | SRANGHAR, June 9—Arr Maryland, Friend, Tientsin; P De- Cocks, aged 29 years and 9 months. Bins Bioleediaeh nce of this place as a ship building and ship owning locality, | lanoye, Terry, Hong Kong; 10th, 8 H Snow, Higgins, Ninj ‘The’ relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to | it at James E. Valentine's, 11 James slip, Tah erware no ean than six barkaatx rigs, aoven Reliooners | fda De Reger? sonthownt mien} Smee katate, eacnieees attend the funeral, this Uae, afternoon, at two REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECO. | andeightsloops, which, togecher ‘with the’ tine government Hong Kougs 7th, Maznolia, Hunt, Swatow, o'clock, from her late residence, 86 South Fourth street, 1 very of a Trunk taken from tho steamer Ply, | Propeller of aboht 180 tons, not inchided. in the above Ust, | Sl 4th, floratio, Palmer, Fgochow: 6th Taxhan, Wary Williamsburg, L.1 Her remains will be taxen to Cypress | mouth Rock, or pier 18, North river, on Wedn Hills Cemetery for interment. ing; the trunk has b: On Tuesday, August 27, Puges Trrvs, wife of | a card on the to) Jin, aged 54 year questions Will and three other vesseis onthe stocks, make quite a fleet, and | Nagasaki? 7h,Sempleman, Bird, do; Ita, JO Humphreys represent in value about $800,000 of property, The propeller | Prince, Swatov; 1th, Nabob, Foochow; Lith, Kate Hasuingsy of over 1 i i edat Mallury's | Kingman, Thentsin; Uotn, May Queen, Buckminster, Hans , Ow. r built in the SixaaroRe, June 21—Arr Screamer, Snow, Saigon (and od say morn wes bands, large heated nails, with Yhomas’ Carr, Mount Upto: kod, Apply to H. Hy J “the family are respectfully Light, 910 tons, built at Philad: herd Knapp, 838 Lins, y 0 18" and Frulter, Stone, Hong Kong. Tuis1DaD, Aug S-Th port barks Gen Warron,, Sparrows from Aspinwall, arr 4th; FranklingMitchell, for do 2 dayag 10, Outside, © B Tilton, Briard, troup v Broad ~ omen ae een BAST Plon : duly 2 for Aitherst); Prioress, Mitchell, Mahila, invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, | ~——-—-»-— wane e Naw York Shipping List noies the sala to the US go: ‘atow, June 10—Arr T G Bunker, Coopsr, Cheefoo, 4 No. 72 University place, this (Friday) afternoon, at two 2 REWARD.—LOs? OR STOLEN, ON FRIDAY | yfthiy vit 14 steamship Quaker City, 1,428 tons, bull? at NSW, May 3t—Arr gory 10) phes Hal Freeman, o'clock. praning last, 23d instant, a Gold Hunting Eittetpifn i a Y Leg NG a ‘rople, Smith, Man! j June ls, Guiding Myies.—On Wednesday morning, August 28, at gix | Watch,J. N. Tobias, maker, Liverpool. Also a Pocketb ok, jillam G Anderson, 57> tong, bul pstoy S59, and odtgy ptt > ee ae im o’clock, of saDperbotenvers illhees, ParnacK Mvras, a } containing $26 in bills;and the following Notes, to theorder | AM4 bark Ethan Allén, 556 tons, bnitt in en tn 28th fe | 3 Ri, Aug 10—Aré Aiinlghia, Jonker BYork. plsccaaee Dative OC pariah of EildsUah, county Chan, Teiguds Of $. Lautenbuch:—g100, dated June 7, at Smonths, hy | We hitter at Boaton at "$55,000, ‘cash, for the two; Alship | Trentaex Riven, no date—Arr 1’ Webster, 856: A ‘The friends of the family and the members of tSe A. 0. H. are request- ed to attend the funeral, which will tak place from his late residence, No. 23 Vine street, Brook. | dated June 38, at 60 Rogers & Son, Hartiord, Com $68 80-100, dated May 18, at four months, by J. Jem, Mass.; $47 60-100, jody , Greenfield, Mass. iit in New York i Balti: re in, 1857: 1D 8 Wi * suit, O13 tons, bufit Island Bele, schrs Racer, O HL iam id not learn, on a’ ys, by lyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. His re- | $60, dated March 8, at 6 months, by J. H. Murdock, Wood- | tree others, the names of whic sehr Kasbec, Long, for NYork 7. 2.2 et Ne ‘ey MCalvard Gonnsters toe tarsi.” | stock; Vers GAO, dated May Ly at 4 meentha, by Xt, 3. Care, forms. By duction, AZ weamship Stat of the South, 8:0 tons, |” Wareurouo, Avg 14—Sl) Lauiplighter, Harding, and Ber ‘BRigs.--On Thursday. August 29, of a short but pain- | Concord H.sand some other notes endorsed ‘by =, | bullet Philadelphia in 1858, wold wt $27,600, cash, nadoute, Gregerson, NYor Wrauna, July 25—Atr M Bartlett, Gtichrist, Bremen; Aug ful illness, Ewxtise Mcixex, beloved wife of Charles | Lautenb: 9, Pamelia Flood, Anderson, and J’ Nicholas, Nicholas, Crome , being overdue. Payment having been stop- McBrien, aged 24 years, 4 months and 29 days. ped, the public are cautioned against negotiating the rr iid (of Boston), Aller. | gindt, z Dus netico of the funsral will bo given, > same, The finder, by returning them to 183 Broadway, | Numpiuck #0 bbls sp and 780 do | WCosung, June 17—Arr Mugaolia, Hunt, Swatow. Mares —WitiaM Mares, only son of William and Maria | first oor, will receive tho above reward, without any | Arrat New Bedford 28th, bark RL Barstow (of Matapoi- (Latest ren Stamm Asta.) Mapes, aged 2 years and 2'months. question aske:t. LAUTENBACH, 183 Broadway. sett), Mitchell, Atlantic Ocean, St Eustatia Feb 28, 330 bbls Arr from NYork, Margaret Koss, ut Gaiway. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 481 Houston strect. —— ET — ee ap (199 bbls te on th mge hore) d 1 do bikfish oil 6) REWARD. —LOsT, ON THE BOAT FROM HAR. | (akun on Gentges Hauk Zour iat). Seat home. on the vor. ade) om or between Peck slip ferry through Fulton | age 125 bbls sp oil. Reports, «poke June 80, no lat, &e, Jos market to Broadway, a smail Pocketbook, containing two | Meigs, Mitchell, NB, no oil since leaving Talcahuano, Arr from Boston, Lucky Elien, ut Dunkirk. American Potts: Boston, Aug 2s—Arr buries Falcon, Taylor, Genoa; Sa» ly 2, Newuiy’—On Thursday morning, August 20, CLara Bf. pom n ; Ter Nast Ben cistern a peepee A may erred ole 5, Cadi Coby, eoony Hada infant daugiter of Howard and’ Frances Newlin, aged tr bavith I ccbicuiiorgerics ote ae them | to nin thi gen in, Siar, Cook, Pepin. mark, A ry Harker, Bilzavette 3 months and 28 days. t: 4 ithe cone h, two mos out clean; 13th, Waichinan, ‘Hussey, Nani jickerson; Kelley, Kelley; J D Mot ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | "¢w*rd and the thanks of the owner. moy Sut, 350 hpbk ‘20s: J8th, Palmyra, Dovoll, WB, 43 4p, ekerson} D& E Keliey,, Ke fc :n usher, do, 25 days ont, 3 biktishs Gienpede, Obne eee ur Sajow | bowad EB: 224, John Wells, ie é invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of the x REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM THE MANSION | Run G3 221, John Wells Fisher, do, 25 days ont, 3 Mkt; ny Allen; Paugasselt, Waples; Frances Edwards, ‘Bab- parents, No,149 Madison street, this (Friday) afternoon, 500 House Hotel, Long Branch, on the morning ord n heavy gate In'the Gulf Stream on the theaud ten, | Cocks Charles Moore, Ingersoll; K'L Tay, Shepherd; Jane & at three o'cltck. ¢ A Weduesitay , the 21st, from the bedroon of a lady, the Which had buiwarke stove and anita split had | Patterson, Hand; Lamot Dupont, Her Allen Downinsy Nevvnux.—In Breoklyn,on Thursday ovening, Angust | following jewels:—Three Diamond Stars, one Brooch, large 29, Wiaiam Kuss, eldst son of Teresa and Clarenco M. | Emerald, set round with iamoncs; two drop Earrings, 1 Weston, Long: § V 'Sim Godfrey; Davi m the Banks of New- | fate) Hazelton; William don, Irons; Dantel Townsend, Townsend; Anne Nouviile, aged 6 years, 4 months and 27 days. one emerald and diamong Ring, one lage emerald and two 5 thinw-b5a ikem, a4 hae, July 11, tat 2 | Wilatd Salisbury, Hudson: Robert Gittillan, Smit Notice of funeral hereafter. diamond Bracelets, pearl serpent Bracelet, torquoise aeeapey, toddard, heuce for Shanghae, July 11, lat See tae Seen Wanslider; LS Lovoring, Corson g iL Mershom, Allen; Benjar ts; Mar P idutsong Hudson; 80 ia An Laie B L Berry, Weaver, James H Hoyt, Lyon,’ Philadelphia; Charter ‘Oak, Kelley; G Curtis, Reynolds; EJ Rayner, Rayner, and J O Ireland, Kelley, Blizabethport; Lottie, Taylor, and Granite Lod Oopex.—At Staten Island, on Thursday, August 29, | Bracelet, flat enamelled gold Bracelet, pearl and torquoise | “Jin-Mandarin, Parritt, hence for Shanghae, May 20, { Many Duwnes OapEx, widow of the lato Charles W. Ogden} | Bracelet, sot in gold, with medallion in the centre: gold | GaawerBeraltee | MTs Hence for Shanghae, May 20, in of this city. Bracelet, with garnets; imitation Bracelet. The above Ship Typhoon, White, from Liverpooi July 14 for Bombay, ‘The funeral service will take place at St. John’s church, | reward will be paid for the recovery of the property or a | Aug 3, Jat 37 N, lon 16 W, Clifton, Staten Island, on Saturday afternoon, at oue | proportionate sum for sua eh tity as may be restored, ya] Racer, Gates, for Mazatlan, June 10,in Gulf of Call- min F Reeves, Lak : ‘ 4 =f 2 ia # Corey, NYork. Signal for four brigs. Cld barks Said Bim ro Cee APO og APE JOE DOWLING, Sixth precinct, 11 Frank: ship “Anthonia” (Am), bound 8, July 28, lat 18 N,lon | Suh, Prince, West Coust of africa and w markets Bruce bile an pp! papers please copy. in street. 25W. Une Giddings, Leland, Bangor to Ia Swrta.—On Wednesday, August 28, Emma Cecrisa, eld- = Ship W Frothingham, Stetson, from Havre for NYork, Aug | Janeiro; shrs Charlotte Shaw, Shaw; B est daughter of Samuel Albert and Glorvinia Cecilia Smith, DENTISTRY. 18, iat 50, lon 16. tilda, Price, and Jobo ‘Allen, ial te rears tabs be “A RHAIGIAL HONE FiLANG FoR DECAvED Womm— | «98% ign ao |" OM Teh. ND Br Boeans Aen) seed Wiumtone, wel Fiseae Rey 8 eaeee esta funeral will take place from the residence of her pa- TIA INE FILLING } YER: cl L_— a 4 ay, ington, 3 Florida, Kelley, NYork; Hens No. 11 London terrace, West Twenty-third street, Inserted. while soft, without pressure or pala, | g Sl2aen Yorks Dewhurst, from Honfleur for NYork, Aug be dion; Jae ll Moore, Barat 2 f nd Baoelstor, Huey,” sior, Riley, Philadelphia; Miller, Payton, Port, Jefferson; Mis Buck, Gape May, ‘Sld—wind SW to'W—Ship Frank Pleree; bark Lady Suffolk; brig J Stewart, 29th—Arr (by tel) bark Fury, Mainga, BALTIMORE, Aug 27—Arr ship Ariold Boninger (Prusdy Hashagen, New York; bark Union (Han), Schutte, Bremeng rigs Lauivel (Br), McDougall, Maitiand, NS; ‘Time (Bry. McDougall, Maitland, NS; schrs Lone Star, Callaway, Hall? fax, NS; Jax Butler (Br), Hull, Glace Buy, CB; Fred How. ell, Carter, bos Abboit, Smith ner of Niuth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at two g tevth or merv shells can be filled and preserved | “'shiy Statesman, pf Warren, from London for Thomaston, o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are re- discoverer, J. PEARSON, M. D., Rooms 859 Broad- | Aug §, Int 49, lon 13, spectfully invited te attend, without further invitation, ; west side, on door above Soventeenih streot. All | | Ship Rattler, Almy, from Havre for NYork, Aug 6, Lat 48, Orange county, New York, papers please copy. operations guaranteed, ase Srewart.—On Wednesday, August 28, Susan J, FRENCH, ; . ; Lene te ee eee , , RTIFICIAL BONE, FOR FILLING AND REMODEL- | 8, Ja! wife of Dr. J. Stewart, aged 31 years. ling decayed, aching or broken teeth, put in sott, ‘Ship John Patten, of Bath, from St John, NB, for Liver- The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Zitout tains to color of tooth aud warranted. for life, | Pool. WAS passed Atig 19, lat 43 56, om $4.30 invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at | ("Cea WFORD, dentist. 27 Amity strest, near Broad: | ,S°i% Olt, Dominion, vulton, from Bosion for Liverpool, three o’clock, from No. 101 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn. = D. ORE , dentist, y : Auig 22, 'at 41.40, lon 62 06. ‘"Taexor.—On Weinesday, August 28, of consumption, way, Jato of 221 Sixth avenue, SI Ny Amazon, from London for NYork, Aug 25, lat 43 20, Havana; Henry Payson, Crowell, Boston; F HL Alexander rs, M O'Hopkins, and : Lav, Rox sew ~ lon 6 ‘o het Many Trevor, aged 49 years. a = — = | eMip Ss Bownrt, from Havre for NYork, Aug25, at 43 20, 4 Hannah Mardin, Sleight, NYork, Cid barks Justina, Wate Tho remains were removed yesterday morning at ton WINES AND LIQUORS, | ton Walston, Liverpool: schre Jackson (Br), McLean, Kingston, o'clock, to Paterson, N. J., for intcrment. HE ATTENTION OF TAVERNKEEPERS AND LIQUOR |, S!P George Turner, of and 18 dave from Portland for Bue- | jas Re A ‘Ward, Edwards, NYork via Wye. Hiver. Sid brig R ‘AJ W Applegarth, West Indies. “ BATIL Aug 27—Below, ship ‘Tempest, Whitney, from Rio a1 x ksrorr, Aug I8—Arr schr Charlotte E Buck, Gray, Fay 18, Se ( bark RL Barsiow, dealers in general is resp to the (unclean gingalin Seren ways perior quality of Hammer's fresh brewed Champagne | A ship steering B, showing a swallow tail flag with a hand ‘This ale is brewed fresh at all seasons of the year, | in jt, was seen Ang'22, lat 40%, lor 56. and the keeping quality of it, especially of such brewed | A shin steert with a black ball in her foretopsail, was during tho most excessive hot weather, is guaranteed for | Sen Aug Vax Scuaick.—At Rossville, Staten Island, on Sunday, Angust 25, Tamca VAN Scuaick, aged 67 yoars and 10 months. Wnire.—On Wednesday, August 28, Davi, only son of David and Catharine White, aged 3 months. BANGOR, Aug 27—Ary schre William ‘Carroll, Chipman, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | gny length of time, Charge $12 pec hiit.,and $6 pier bbi., | ,AmAMAUIP, showing Nos 4672, 20 disig pendt, bound W, | and Major Deering, Mitchell, NWork. invited io attend she funcral, this (Friday) afternoon, at | delivered to any part of tho city of New York, ‘roo of ex: | “Hurw’ Stary & Lowira, Jones, from Shanghse for NYork, | -PRSTOL, Aug 22—Are hrs, Monterey, Craig, Delaware hilf-past two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, | pouge, Payment, cash on delivery. Orders sent to Ham- | June 3, in Gaspar Strata, Peri dane Poe None Bid trie Cocesa, Rady, Harada” trlareett treet, ‘The remains will be interred in Calvary | mor's Brewery, in Harlem, will be attended to with de- ep Atk Gondsyoed. Bonton, from Dublin for NYork, Aug 8, R'S LANDING, Aug 17—Sli weir Evergreen, Potter, emetery 7 , 7 miles N of Kinsale, pitt. Youxc.—On Wednesday, August 28, SaMoxL Youna, in spatch. ‘A bark steering NE, showing a blue flag, with a white 28th—Arr schrs Emeline Chester, Brower, and Antares, " reken pad ica 416, the 67th year of his ngo. . . singe and letier HE ihe centre, was seen Alig BO, iat 40 16, ‘The frionds of the family are respectfully invited to at. vA Dark stharine: Te with a black: encase in, her: foretopenls tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 238 Madison Ss H IP P IN G NEWS. Py LWT eTe ne apenas street, this (Friday) afternoon, at haif.past two o'clock. pines W Spencer, aiorring E, waa teen July 1, lat 48, Yon Cordery, Philadelphia, EAST GREENWICH, Aug 2]—Arr schr North Pacific, Lioyd, Philadelphia, save act Milton, King, Delaware City; sloop Motte, i ‘York. ADH, RIVER, Aug 26—~Sid schrs Adele Felicia, Cart- Brig Progressive Age, Bramhall. from Bangor for Kio Ja- | writ, and Uneasy Colt, Eliza vg MILITARY. soir, A Svat S80 Un A "aie Are sehre Sarah’ Jones, Jones, Philadelphia! TP et RAE oe Latins et ee OMPANY G, SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT. EVEHY ei Anrwenr, Augmete oe Merritt Berry, N¥ork. Sid Shi Bid ache a Bird, Clase, NYork; sloop Flying Ar- member of this company is requested to attend the CARED. 13th, W Et Beebe, Crawford, Legho row, Selirk, do. monthly business meeting thereof, this (Friday) evening, | gyiy Lizale Homan (hoe Univer, Liverpool—Williams Ruononssn Aug iS—Sid Kentucky. Carver Monte GLOUCESTER, Aug 27—Are bark Winthrop, Eldridge, ‘4 Mi . i RPROBSAN, ji . Carver, Mo . te sta OIL sata Poe Cuildi Lhverpoci Chas Gari. Anse) che se-Pasked by, Surprise, Raniett, from York | _ NEW BEDFORD, Ang27~Sid ache € St Jol, Doyle, EU- alwick, Harve Baya € Hincken, | for Hatavia; 9th, Mary & Loitisa, Jones Shanghke for NYork; Wi q vabettport, sy W Elwell & Cn 1th, Potosi, Johnson, do for do; 20th, N B Palmer, Low, | |, 27 rr schrs Benj English, Reha and Cornelia, Crapo, FADQUARTERS SIXLY-NINTH REGDMENT, N.Y. | Ship Ellwood Water, Ship Martha, Kieh, Ye . Boston fe Philadelphia. S14 ship George and Busan, Akin, New York; 8. M., Angust 31, 1861.—The officers and members | Shs? Marthe: a EM TL Rtuuih & Son, NYork “for Hong Kong; Mongel, ‘Thompson, Boston tor ia, BIA hip and Susan, q of this regiment are requested to. moot at Essex. Market, Brig J W Johnston (Be), Day, Liverpoi—G Wheelwright & | Amoot River; 28d, KF Willetts, Willlams, Philadelphia for } sehr Henry Giibe, Snow, AY het a ae mem at ten o'clock A. M., to receive pay for mileage. By order | Co. : % | Newell, and Elizabeth Somers, Buglish, Philadelphia. of Captain JAS. RILEY, Brig Pearless (Pr), Doe, Bermuda—McCoil & Frith, sitter, Gime Gee Tacs E Auber, Ashbey, Chinchew. | Newey WIAVEN, Aug OeOARY eclrs, Mary Tien Tce, Bilzae Commandant Sixty-niuth regiment, bret M Mayhew (Br),'Frith, Bermuda—Smith, Jones & Buisr$y- (P00). Ang 18—Ayr Adrin, Fiieto) aid, Panokame, beth ts “American : Ba, Ru miny, Trenfon; Himfor Tut- e York; Mountaineer, Wilson, Miramichi. Sid 15th, tle, ‘i ; Ent 6 IM % ‘ " ~ | “Brig M Arnold (Br), Atkinson, St Jobn, NB—P I Nevius | 7 Miepnleooe a 1 | Wetton do: Old trig George, Whitn Gh ti ones Bee ILITARY DRILL, UNDER AN EXPERIENCED | & Son. , Humphreys, St John, NB. pOrecilizabethpore wmetiste. dt...” Brig A B Cook, Perkins, Fil Schr © H Cook, Sparks, Malaga—Brevt, § ilicer, in conuection with an English and classical bethport—Simpaon & Clapp. In Kingwood 1th, Reaper, Humphrey, from St John, NB. n & Co, NB. | more, Ei ) OM do 13th, Grace Ross, Pendleton, trom Quebed for ‘Bris- | | NEWPORT, 4ug21—Arr sloop Rhode Teland,. Reraington, education, for young men. Also for young ladies, instvu “9 3 tar—Git . | tol; HB Wright, Park, from Havana via Falmouth for do. Providence for N ‘ork, . i tion in music, painting and Freneh, under experienced | .,S°* Gazelle Mes od (Br), Dasey, Gibraltar Giro & Fran | ee Te eee TG arr Antonin Mauri, New Orleans, omit ate ars Encas, Colts Mary, Morahon,, Swit ang 5 il “. Kingsdown, Gilberson, NYork, professors. ‘Twenty pupils instructed’ in the nortoal | “S-hr Emma (Br), Clarke, Guracom—H J & 0 A Dewolf, Sid 10th, ,allberson, class; tuition free, at the Hudson River Institute, Schr Lady Mulgrave (Br), Hartigan, Halifax—A Smithers | Betwast, Aug 16-Sld Jenay I oe chi. eae for do; sloops Wm H Bewe: ton: Stille An and Addison, Fitch, Providence for York (and all Briseniavies, Aug li—Arr : Claverack yColumbin county, N. Y. For eatalogues address | & Co. eee ihe bathe Thiecee Bande HON Sid brig Amanda, Jane, Dorr ({rom Cardenas), Phil " Sehr Evelyn, Crowley, St Johns, NF—Brett, Son & Co, * 4 h of molasses. anh be Re Behr AB Haves, Roblason, Fhiladoiphin—Jas W McKee, | BNOUwrnanaveN, Aug I8—Arr Falrtield, Truit\aid Baatern | with her cargo of inolatecs. | Burdick, Phindelphia, for eteneas 2 —— Sehr J Vangler, Wnt, Forked River Master. HANGKOR June i7—SIds W White, Osgood, Hong Kong. South Kingstown: Empire, Garr, NYork?' J Wallaos,, Ras: x 7a, Bat Bi larbor—' pnw H > fs e! ; He bbs, Snow, New ‘STEAMBOATS. as fell, Taunton for XYork: Henry rd ab : 7 Canpter, Aug 4—Arr Chas Davenport, Kelly, Bristol; 15th, rer Ay tee T Harward, Kobinson, London. “Bol ee Gon, Cowes, Aug 15—Arr New. York (s), NYork (and proceeded for do; Gazelle, Williston,. Bristol tor do; sloop Vieana, Da- vis, Providence for Rondout. A AY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY.—THE NEW os? Por: hr Thon Jefferson, Kenny, and fast steamboat DANIEL DREW leaves Jay atroct | Scpt Ghen Jerson, feonny, Splem-—R W Ropes & Co. for Bremen). * NAEW, LONDON, Aug 25-Arr sche Horolue,, Chapmam, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, at7 A. M., calling | Schr Albion, Hillbrook, Boston—Master. Gnomerane, Ang O—Arr Village Belle, Bialedell, Mavens. | Nor, na at Thirtieth street, Excursion tickets to be had on Schr Alabama, Gardner, Boston—Master. fe ET ended icholas, Nicholas, an a PHILADELPHIA, Aug 28—Arr Fe tat Zales Farbe, Cha- board. Sehr Lady Adiins, Hacimir, Fail River—t Kenny. Cane, Auk 7—Arr Indus, Anderson, NYork, rente; schrs JC Brook ‘as fam, and N Mow’, Pike Port- ne Expedite, Reber, Providenct—L Kenny. ane \rOroondates, Pike, Barcelona, | land; Adelaide, Hull, do: BC Johnaow Lockw: od, and Re- ARE TO ALBANY REDUCED.—PASSAGE BETWEEN | Sehr E Tuthill, Bonell, New Haven--Mawer. New York and Albany by People's Line Steamers Bteamer Sarah, Jones, Philade!phia, New World and Isaac Newton, is reduced to 60 cents. Art Sabine, Cromwell, ‘and Stephen Glo- , Calentta; 10th, Mary Ann, Remmonda, do. Sid a tb ‘averley, Thompson, Bassein; 14th, Grey Feather, Steamship Asia (Br), Lott, Liverpool, Ane 17, Queenstown | May’, Madras and NYork. 18th, ‘M, with mdse and passengers, to E Cunard, Aug RINGA, June 27—Are Union, Small Madras, ME. BOAT DIRECT FOR KEYPORT, MIDDLE- | 17, passegthe Am Shiba Chey aft Boston, Saranak, Bhariiaey oot gn ae Continental, Johnson, and Panther, a vi 5 Elrend, &id Br steamship Arabia, bound into Liverpool; 'y jannett, Liverpool. ete eerie mtr MAYELOWER wu aye] aes N22) AM, lat 81 25, lo 1820, passed steamehip City of Balti: | — In port July fy ships Dolphin, Polleys, for Boston, at $13 ee rRCee-heENGGIaaN - P) more, hence for Liverpool; 22d, nt 8AM, passed a sleamer, | per ton, prestumed to be rice and sugar; Tarquin, Smith, for North river, between Barclay and Robinson streets, every k bound Wi 2th, at noon, passed Br bark Crimea, | do, dg; Gem of the Ocean, Williams, morning at 9 o'clock. Returning will leave Keyport } hound F: 2th, at 8 AM, passed Hamburg steamship Bavarin, per.tony Regewt; Hamblen, for do and 5} at 3.30 P. M.,landing at Clifwood. Fare each way 15 | hence for Hamburg, ant steamship Edinburg, hence for L{’ | If from Bombay, or M0 rx sf from Kurrachee} James Cheaton, cents, or 25 cents for the trip. The public will find thie a | verpoot; 28th, 10:30 PM, passed steamehip Persia, hence for | Bryan, for Beasein, to load rice for London’ or Liverpool, al pleasant trip. Good fishing and bathing. Excursion parties | Tiverpool. The A arrived off the Hattery at 8:3) AM $98 per ton; Zrimountaia, Field, from Akyaby for Falmouth, AM. can make liberal arrangements for Keyport or Cliffwood. | ,,4ark Beaver (Br) Oolguiioun, Havaud, 18 days, tn Dalia | et tee beced, Magee, NYork. Cl ships Westmoreland, Ue tees ane T Warthcup. Rome Port anbehem keen Wee tar’ wooster, St John, NBs OA. Purnaworth Heltaat, Me; Halo, Newinan, Newburyport DG. Broya, Tucrelt, Brovi: dence; F O Smith, Anderson’ Aull, Haley:, Mary Patterson, Godfrey; Di Price, Adams; JB Aastin, Davis; L Muaford, Doyle, and R Blue, Peterson, Boston; A Haley, Haley, Quincy Point; D MiFrenob, Stiles, New Maven: Ellda Phase, Jones, Nurwich; U'Merriak. Monte othe ite isbury; Wma Jone a ean ry: 2a beth . Roxbury: t ike rae ig “ae! B T Thompson, Steclinam, Boston; Rhodela, Blue, Retersom, dor} Be Auain, Davis,’ do; © VeHolmes, MeBiwes, Nant tucket., TSMOUTH, Axg 27~Arr schra. Rebecca G Weldon, Niel; Christopher Looser, Laws.and Masy Ella Talpey Pi- tadelphii r Bombay, at 16 rs Kk, at 28 rs per ton, ot x a y ‘hor fn the I q tine, Bid from Saugor Juse 16, Daniel Sharp, Cushing, Hor Notice.—This boat will leave Keyport on Saturday, August | yet knie (iin), Stevens: Belize, Mon, Aug o: with togwacds | Kong: diate Simie Wiluatony NOvloanes 244, Chas ff Lun ins Com Kearney, Pickering; Amelia Helly, and UD. 31, at one o'clock P. M. ike, to Josiah Jex. Had Blatadell, ing weather upto Aug 14. AuglS, | Moore, Loudon: 2ith, Bevorly, Chase, Demaraen; 20h, We Mh ee ye helene tas ioe ey eae |. Bie eeteeehe hb veiers Porige Tenean Torani 2 =| 7 vhicl 36 bs yw 8} Carl Bal Tid : ‘eters, a TEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP EVERY pena mamonting, stove bulwarks, boat’ and while | Thos hitaes, Kelly, do for Boston; 16th, Waa Singer, Far- day , Sundays excepted, at 3)¢ P. M.,for Northport, | jying to under ballance reefed mainaall, the sail was blown to | ley, St Jol, NB, fcaondon, making the intermediate landings. Leaves Northport at | pieces, the sea makinj aaa ‘breach over the vessel; bent a assed do 4th. a Lead, Johnson, from Bremen for + Le, “bora or ‘Auga?—Arr b-ig: P Larrabee, Dailey, Ban- ~ PORTLAND, Auger, Maryland, Knight: Lcaab Swi am, NYorl Garcelon, Knight, Philadyiphia. rr schraJonas § rt, Cla sche J. PE ROVIDENC A 5 A.M. Fare to Glen Cove, 20 cents; to Great Neck spare foretopsail for On the 16th, saw a bark, sup Cad! Is .' trem NYork for Bremen; Aldoni, Artin? Ellen Barnes. Bri Elizabeth posts e'Brow 7 s. Fre! fre Belize, Ho vith ma- | Hoxer, fre to fe wer. jelphia; Elie OS, ES, Oey oe Ue Sand’s Point, 10 conts. Freight to Great Neok, Gand moon or eg te averal iver vecala bound | “Passed veck of (he Goedwin, 80 date, Meridian, of and Joline, and Emuy C Denteon, Southworth, Rondont; Jabez White, Harvey, Port Ewen; 0 Taylor 3d, Nickerson; Satff- tuck, Kelley, aad Pho-be Blizabath, Smith, NYork; sloop JN Seymour, Noston, Elizabethport,' Cla Br bafg Champion. McKay, NYork. Sid scbrs EH Parker, Parker, Philadelphiag Meteor, Parker, NYor's; «loops Julia Ann, Davis; Surprissy Conklin, and Addison, Pitch, do. BWih—Arr steamer. Petrey Young, NYork; schrs Tirae, Rassmore: Jobn, Weizkly Waling, PhiladeipRiay + Willets, Sinith, Peiladelphia; Belle, Williams, Cape NJ; Joseph ¥ Potts, Holley, Blizanethport; Josephine, , Kondont; Isaac Anderson, Hemingway, Roadouts Henry Remsen, Hart, Rondout; "Wm Penn, Huise, Port bound to Ei , and several other v: Point, and Glen Cove at haif the usual rates. North.” Rug 8 tat 29 9, fon 7950 poke bark Tadian Bell from Bremen fos NYork. SG, | fom Cardenna for New York: 224, passed tho bottom part ob | Duweiw, Ang W—Arr Angolina, Rrmiris, NYork; th, 1 T UNDAY BOAT FOR WEST Point, COLD SPRING» | a large Yesgel, with several argo phan floating around, the | Vennard, York. Portland Me. ae Sohn, HR Oe Ne , cents, excursion tanks fultof large 5) al assed seve gar DOXe! SADALK, “a ms john, a Dokole of centae-Steamer BROADWAY lever pir foot | idea nev broken, oppareiy” nah long in iec waer ane | Riurutteka, dur ond nar sohr ert Rows, for Yk of Jay street every Sunday morning at 7 o'clock, landing | day, spoke ship Kearsage, from West Indies for New ‘York; | Panmourit,” Ang 19—AreT J Roger. Day, Trinidad; Mth, ab Misia bores Sabtieah eereek, Yorkers, Miatings, Dobbe’ 234; off Hatters, Rud astrong North wind for 1a hovrs, with | Nerden, Hodkart, NYork; 38h, White Cloud, Gardner, Ca: > 5 P vy sen from eastiard. Mo. Ferry, Tarrytown, Sing Sing abd Haverstraw. Returning | * Schr Time (Br), Sawyer, Naesan, NP, 11 days, with cotton, | “Putin 2b, Edwin Fiyo, Weaver, from Sunderland for willleave Newburg at 2o’clock, Sing Sing at 4o’clock, | &c, toF T Montell & Bartow. The’ T Brings oh the crews Wong Kong, to stop 0 teak. Yonkers at 5:2 5 Sid Commodore, Ross Australia; 11th, ve American bark A: Ty DAY Bi Schr FI e F . NYork, Ewen; D M Meserote, Smith, Port Ewen, C S'Watsoa, Hal- UNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT. » A Frnt Aug 2 Mice N of Cape banerass Rice Rie ROATE aren eecrane Philadelphia: A | lock, Rondout for Phvtucket; Nelly. Bioomfeld, Milling, Fare twenty cents. y U8 sloop-of-war well. D Whidden, Gamabh Id 12th, J P Wheeler, Gadd, | Newark; Tranquil, Bunce, Staatsburg, N untain Homey The wplandid steamer GEORGE LAW, Captain John | 5,9 Powmolwar Dale, cruising, all well. On 9 a Rese “poetic Abed * | Donde N¥orks a ry mn LAA , ’ ‘Schr Perseverance (Br), Daniela, Cow Bay, CB, 8 day ‘ork, iB Crawford, will leave every Sunday, from picr 26 North | with coal, to Robt Betloni & Co, Fe | Atri the Clyde 14th, Bernard, Hubbard, NYork, Tranglation, Hawkin & river, between Robinson and Barclay atroets, 8:45 A. M., | Sebr Ida, Wormwood, Philadelphia for Konnebunk, Garne, July 15—Sid 8 Appleton, Osgood, Penang... | fe eamtuckets BS ¢ Yanding at Union, Rossville, Totten’s and Perth Ambo Schr Seaport, Velzor, ptaport for Fail River, Havew, Aig 13—Arr Ida McLeod, Davis, New Bedford. a u Amelia, Rockhill, Philadelphia; Eidad, Fert Jonn 'E Darling, Howes, and Water Witel Charlestown. th, Royalston, Robinson, N Yor! port for Provi Hawpurs, Ang 1—Arr Saxon *1 Schr St George, ‘over, Elizabeth port f ke >| Sch ‘ pan, El (a), Ehlers, NYork, 1 Almira Rogers, Wightwan, Elizabe Returning, will leave Keyport at 3 P. M.; Perth Ambo 3:80; Totten’s, 3:40; Roseville, 4; Union, 4:16. Agr at Couxhaven 12th, Marian, Gronemann, NYork. Governor, Ghase, NYork: ‘sloops Van Buren Lewis; L age Ee he M_A Gould, Philbrook, Eltzabethport for Boston. Hoxe Kora, June H—Arr White Falcon, Drumraond, | Seymour, Norton, aud Vienna, avis, N¥ork, | UNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE~LAND! he Leader, Gardner, Elizabeth port for Boston ; Smith, Hangkok fnvgaret BA’ v4 Cagplan, Portex, Bang Whit twattonport, vet for Boston, Rotate; Mctliveby, Okrarthe} ore fot Bay Mary Cobb, CornvWail sh, and Caspine Zoih, Palos, Kreneh, vreche Aupa M Edw. ‘ an, ow 1 ekland ; 26th, Lucretia, Hardin aut, Elzabethport fai nd, Singanore; Ath, s Eduey, Sinurp ung, ‘Swift, >. ;Prudente, Cooraba, Bfzaverh? te. ng. 27 Sparks, Inmanzs; Antares, Corderey, and Chagiotte Williams, Golding, Phila