The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1861, Page 2

2 The Anti-Napoleon Movement in Eng- land. MR. ROMBUCK, M. P., SEEKS TO LEAD THE PEOPLE AGAINST IMPERIALISM IN FRANCE AND DEMOCKACY IN AMERICA—~A CLOSER ALLIANGE WITiI AUSTRIA FORESHADOWED, {From tho London Post, August 22.) ‘The Mayor and Corporation of Shefficld dined together yesterday evening in the Free Libr: ‘The borovgh inembers, Messrs. J. A Roebuck and G. Hadield, and a number of the principal inhabitants of tho ueighboriiood , Wore present, The banquet was of the most sumptuo.s character, and after Cull justice had been dono to it the Mayor (Mr. H. Vickers) proposed iv succession the loyal and patriotic toasts, ‘ie toust of +The Borough Mem- bers’! was proposed by Alderman H. F. Hoole. Mr, Roebuck, after @ few complimentary remarks, Baid:—It is evident to my mind that you, Mr. Mayor, have not called us together merely out of compliment, but to earn something from us of the great questions of the day; and, sir, [now acce.t my own suggestions, aud will ad ress myself wo this ‘assembly, always remembering that Tam not now speaking to the House of Commons. The honorable gentleman then , proceeded to say that he should range over the Whole world, and that he should talk about France, about Austria, and about America, and in so doing he — begged it to bo understood that he did not wish to give offence to any one, ‘wo greet countries had been attempting to come closer together by commor- nion, and that mainly by the attompis and labors of Mr. Cobdeh. Belwen the perple of France and the people of England an alliance could not be too fntimate, Great they were both, and mighty ia their influence upon the world; a@ud,as far as ho was concerned, he might say that he ‘objected wo a commercial unioa of that kind. He honored France and her people, and he believed that anything Which would unite ua to them would be a beneflt tv both, and « benefit to mankind at large. Pae person who now Heated the great country of France was not able to follay Ali the amicable desives (hit we had in ow mines at present. He would got alinde to the circumstances which placed him upon the throne of France; but those circumstances: made him, he would not say the slave, but they made him the servant,of the army of France. (ilear, hear.) ‘That army Row amounted to 600,000 men, and there was a great flect around the coast. Why were they there? (Hear, hear.) They were there to threaten England; and he, ‘as an Englishman, was not born to bo threatened with impunity. (Applay The dragon's teeth have been bound. ‘Tho volunteers have started up— (hear, hear) —and we are now safe; and besides this (said Mr. Roebuck) there is at the head of the administration— say it in the hearing of men who don’t believe in that administration—there is at the head of the administration ‘now one who cares for the honor and the safety of Englind— Qhear, hear) —and so long as we have hin there we are safe. Cloud applause.) He had said that ho wasnot first inthe Tavguage of compimoent, but this he said from his very heart. Ho felt the danger in which Engiand was placed, and looked with respect upon the man to whom we looked for the safety of the country; and depend upon it, as soon. ‘as they got rid of that man they would get rid ef one of their great defences. He had hever been @ party man. All the world know that, He had, be believed, done his utmost on one vccasion to turn tis very man ‘out of of- fice—(hear, hoar)—and he thonght he had suceeeded— langhter)—but still he said that Tord John Rus on his farewell the Ho of mado use of words which onght to into the = hoarts of Englishmen, Were things in the conduct oh that created grent doubt And suspicion in the mids of the people of E (ear, ) Be (Me, Roebuck) would now make known Asocret to the whole meeting. He knew there had been A compact entered into with the Kin. hat tho Emperor of the Frenel should have uie islaad of Rardinia @s soon as he withdrew from Rome. amo,” “Surely mot,” &e,) Ho —not what he thonght, but wh ; he knew also that the people of fagiand would not allow that, (Hear, hear, and cliers.) rere was hanging over us new a cloud, Urreatening war, and that man at the head of the atininigtration was ready & battle againt such aggraivlizement on the part uf Fran. What he had said he reminded his hearers would be verisied defore many mnths lapsed. Sach was the condition of England with regard to Prance, wad in such a position should we not look ahead for what means of de there was against the kmperor of the Freuch maki: Mediterranean a French tuke? (Hear, hear.) Whersare ‘we lo expect him to stop? He know he sho all sorts of imputations—(no, no)—bud he said we must book lo Austria. ‘The Emperor of Anstria had endeavored to make the constitution of that country as nearly like that of Eng land as pessible; he had made a Hovse of Lords Hse of Commons, and had even gone beyond on Alitulion, he had given every distinct mation ‘in his cow @ constilutional and a municipal government; and wh Was said that the Emperor of Austria had only yielded to pressure, he (Mr. Roebuck) knew what we yielded to when we gaye Catholic Emancipation. Ho recollected that ferce demagegue O'Connell declaimizg agaiust the Union; and what said our great man on that occasion, the Duke ‘of Wellington? (Hear, hear.) He said—e1' will Hot face civil war, because 1) know ‘the miseries which war brings upon @ people.’? Catholic emancipation wes granted, aud bas be-n acted upon, and are you not now a united peopie? (Hear, hear.) Again, who made the aristocracy give up the corn laws? Why, Mr. Cobden made’ a proposition to the landed fnterests of the country, and he dragged from the hauds of Sir R. Peel the emancipation of the country from the dominion of the corn laws. ¢.) This also had been acted upon, and sho: 1 that the Emperor of Austria, tanght wisdom by Solferino, was about to go fram his word, after haying given a constitu. tion to his peopic. Looking to the past thon, looking to the future, and looking to ourselves, we out to believe that he, as an honest and as a wise man, would act np to his word, which he had not only said, but prin! (Hear, hear.) The constitution of Austria would © making Commons, deep specch to sink Lord of the ist of « House of Commons and a House of Lords, that waa like ourselves. The members of the House of Lords would consist of princes of the imperial houses: that was like ourselves. The landed hereditary nobility, and those bishops and bishops whose noble rank cutitied them toa these also were like ourselves. The Empe- ror alyo’ ordaings that he shall cat up those Persons to life peorages who haye distinguished them. selves by their abilities either in church, state, literature or arta; this was not like ourselyes. (Hoar, hear.) The House of Commons would con- sist of 343 members taken from the following places :— Hungary, 85 members ; Bohemia, 84; Lombardy, 20 Dalmatia, 6 ; Croatia, Sclavonia, 9 ; Galicia, Lodomeri tho Duchy of Auschwitz and Zator and the Du of Cr: cow, 38; Upper Austria, 18; Lower Austria, 10; Dueby of Balztru Stiermark, 13; Carinthia, 5; Kram, 6; ye wenburgen, 26; Moravia Mahren, 22; Tyrol, 12; containing sorr, Gradeska and city of Trieste, 6), . Now, then, it will be agked, can Hungary be ped by the Duchy of Austria, Sooing that Upper Austria has 18 and Lower Austria 10 members. Austria desires under her present Emperor to be emancipated. Foreign nations only know Austria as Auetria, They did not know of its componeut parta, like the United States which we used to speak of. We knew nothing of Now York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, but we know about the United States. The Emperor of Austria Wants an empire i the midst of Europa to cotnmani- cate with other nations. It had hitherto been united by the iden link ef # crown, but he would have it ucited y & constitutional government, an imperind Parliament — ‘a House of Lords end a Rouse of Cominona, representing each and every ono of the separate nationalities compos- ing the empire. This the Emperor considered would enable dam to mert antagenistic powers upon a great and fair field. He (Mr. Rocbuck) would ask whether in this Hungary was wise to enter into competition withher sovereign to impede him in so great a work, becanse it gavo to each ‘and every ono the power of governing themselves, and of sending their own members to Parliament, of puttug upon themselves taxation, and gave them the power of enabling the Emporor to mect the opposition power of Europe upon an oquality, which be desired, and which they also do- @ired. Under such clroumstances he (Mr. Roebuek) would ask his countrymen whether in what he had stated there ‘was anything to condemn, aud whethor they believed the Emperor of Austria was a sham. Ho ust that word be. cause it waa a favorite word with people who talked about & matter they did not understand, He (Mr. Roe- Buck) would do ait he could te creat» a Power tn the centre of Burope—a constilution which would adinat as free a Parkea- ment as cur oon. He had now travelled over Europe, aad for a few me- ments would cross the Atlantic, and would ask what should be the couduct of Englishmen with rogard to the great contest going on in America. He ownod that with regard to that country hiy early bani ato had been shalen. He belioved tu the great mena—tho Washingtons, the Jeffersons, and others of paat times—(hear, hear)— and that there was about to be shown to mankind a new era in the government of man; and that this poople, in- structed and well te de in the world, many of them men of rank, would have governed theusalves as men ought to do. He had been miserably disappointed. (Hear, hear.) If we were to say to ab Amertean we give you every vir- tue under heaven, we believe you to be the greatest people on the carth, but still it seems to us you don’t speak English aa it should be spoken: that yeo speak through the noso—(laughter)—ftre and tary would be the answer. He will say, “sir,” with @ mighty indignation, “I grant you the Impatation that we anuille i our specsh’— Claughter)—and then all we have stated om behalf of this mation will be forgot, because we bad said that they snutfled in their speech. (er) That, unfortunately, he Gr. Roebuck) eretered tbo & tue sasoraesh of ‘tho esent case. audarity, the ring Snaotence of dmericane-e (hear, henry hed chem all ‘hy on the part of the people of (Hear, hear. aa atthe great contest now going on, was there ® maa in this country who did not ip his heart desire that the slave might be treet (Heer, hear.) Our feelings are with the North; our commercial interests are ‘with the South; but still we have acted throughout with com, nevtraliiy, and what has been tho consequence? We have been visited with abuse as was mever by heaped upon us, and we have borne & with a magnanirnily and carelessness which showed our superiority. ‘We must still, however, pursue our course of atrict peu- Yrality with regard to the affair, Que wishes are with the oppressed, Aftor farther remarks upon the siave question Mr. Roe buck resumed lis seat amid great applause, Mass Meeting of All Partics at 'e Owxao, N. ¥., Sept. 4, 1861. A mass meeting, composed of mon of all parties, was Deli here to-day, Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson was the Principal speaker, and was loudly aad ent hostastically Applauded. The sympathizers with and adetters ef secession fared very hard at his hands. Mr. Dickinson hold a vast crowd of thonsands for two Hours In the Park, during which time tho rain desceuded in torrents, and ali listened with attontion, and weuki pot deave the ground nor allow bim te conse speaking. The Vnion spirit Is at work. Hon. A. S. Diven is to ad- Gross a similar meeting this evening at Ab-wa.ga Hau, \ A series of resolntions were introduced by H. A, Bocbe, Fay. of the Oswego Garetta, tn favor of a vigorous prose. @ution of the war, which were unanimously adopted. The foliowing persons were appointed delegates to the People’s Siaie Conveution of the 10th inst..—H. A. Bocbe, D.C. MoCailum,G. 0. Chase, J. J. Sackett and James P! Kevcioy, mocrats and B. F. Tracey, W.8 Lincoln, Da 7 pe8) DO. Hancock, Selim Kirby, W. W. Shepard and Lorala Curtis, ropubiicans, ‘ if be met with | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, Sept. 4—6 P. M. The amount of money paid into the Sub-Treasury to-day by the poople exceeded $800,000 and it be- came evident that the limit of the physical ca- pacity of the clerical force of the establishment had been reached. It was barely possible to-day to count all the money offered, to explain the mat- ter of the interest to each applicant, and to sign duplicate receipts for each payment. These points being represented by Mr. Cisco to the Bank Com- mittee, that body held a meeting this afternoon and agreed to receive deposits henceforth on ac- Parties, therefore, who pro- pose to subscribe, can henceforth do so at apy of the city banks as well as at the Sub-Treasury. The success of the loan was assured some days since; each day's experience only renders that When itis remembered count of the loan. sucecss more absolute, that no Treasury notes are ready, and no subscrip- tions received save at the Sub-Treasuries of New York and Philadelphia, the amount subscribed seems enormous, and indicates that the whols fifty millions will be rapidly absorbed, as soon as the government is ready to deliver its paper, and the people of every loyal community are afforded an opportunity of subscribing. Money is without change. Two year Treasury notes are in demand in the street at 98 a 4%. class short paper would go very readily at six, It is extremely scarce. foreign exchange to-day. First There is nothing doing in Stocks were again better to-day, and higher prices ruled throughout the list. We cannot dis. cover that there is any increase of purchases of railway shares either for investment or for specu- tion by the public at large. brokers report that they are rec and the light traffic on the roads furnishes lent reason for the neglect of railway Still, stocks continue very $s usual, oversell the mar- to by an stocks by the public. searce, and the bears, ket and put up prices on themselves, At the morning board to-day Galena rose 1, Rock Island ¥%, Toledo 4, guaranteed %, Mi Hudson River 4%, Reading Central 3%, and Pacific Mail The commission ‘iving no orders igan Central 44, » Erie 4, New York 4. The most active of the railway shares are Galena and Rock Island. The Galena Comp any have ‘ua concluded an arrange- ment with certain capitalists interested in Western railway shares, by which the $262,000 mortgage bonds maturing in February next are provided for, A new bond, with twenty ye rs to ran, is to be offered to the holders, and in the event of their refusing, the new bonds will be taken by the cap‘- tal: advantageous negotiation for the company. Island is advanci ts in question at par. It is undoubtedly an Rock ig on the improved earnings of the road, which is said to be benefited by the clos, ing of the M howevel sippi river At present pri , it is difficult to see how any railroad ean make money by carrying grain. State stocks con- tinue to improve. Californi: day, Missouris %4, and Tennessees 5%. rose 1 per cent to- There is likewise a better demand for United States stocks. The new sixes rose 14, and so did the fives of 1874. For two year Treasury notes the demand continues lively; all the sales.this morning were at an advance of 14, The improvement in these stocks indicates a recovery of confidence, and a stronger ment will bellion. in conviction that the govern- succeed putting down the re- The market was assisted to-day by the rumors of the death of Jeff. Davis and the re- treat of Ben McCulloch. ‘This afternoon the market was without change and closed steady, the follow- ing being the last quotations registered, 1881, 85°{ 1874, 7934 a 80; Vir; 6's, souri 6's, 42 BI ia 6's, 5444 0 8 3% a 44; North Carolina 6’, 614 a 62; Mis- 4043; Pacific Mail Steamship Com- United States 6's, ; United States 6's, cou” pons, 1881, 89%4 a 90; United States 5's, coupons, Tennessee pany, 77 a !4; New York Central Railroad, 7534 9 4; Erie, 2024 034; do. preferred, 47 a 48; Hud- son River, 33 a 4%; Harlem, 10% a %; do. preferred, 24%, a 25; Reading, %414a %; Michi- gan Central, 42 a 34; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1354 a@ 7%; do. guaran- teed, 29% a 34; a68; Cleveland Pana Central, 643, a 65; and Toledo, 044 a6) hy , 106 a % Minot ena and Chicago, 67 2% a 7%; C cago and Rock Island, 41% a 42; Chicago, Bu lington and Quincy, ” Delaware, Lacka- wana and Western, 69; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 1434 a 15; Mlinois’ Central bonds, 7's, 92 a 34; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, 84% a 854%; Pennsylvania Coal, 76 a 76. The great railroad war has again broken out. Some few days since the price of passage to Buf- falo by the boats and the New York Central was reduced te $6 50; the Erie Railroad has followed the example to-day, and now, we believe, passen- gers cango to Buffalo by any route for $6 50, in- stead of $9 as formerly. old ones, has grown out of quarrels about freight The Southern rebellion, it seems, has injured the freight traffic between Boston and the West; and some time since so active a competition arose be. tween the New York Central and the Erie for Bos- ton freights that both roads began to carry them at a loss. This new war, like the The fight then spread to New York and Western freights xs well, and the Pennsylvania Central, the remaining competitor of the two Northern roads, joined in the contest. Now, the freight agents of all three roads are carrying freight for whatever they can get for it—in many instances 5@ per cent of the old rates. Pourth class freight new only pays 16 cents per hundred to Buffalo, and the Hudson boats refuse it al- together. the carnings ef the serious. business in of the and 60 per cent The effect of this uew competition on railroads must be very Already the war had reduced their a marked degree, Hudson River Tho earnings Railroad for August show a decrease of $31,101, as compared with the corresponding month of last year; the three great Tines of steamers—-the Stonington, the People’s and the Troy tinea—fell off abont $40,000 in July and $40,000 im August, as compared with last year; the New York Central carnings have fallen off so heavily that the managers have never published them since June. If this was the state of things existing befere rates were reduced, what will be the fate of the railroads now that they are carrying freight and passengers at a reduction of 20, 30, 40 The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day. Receipts... —Fer customs. —For Treasury notes, Payments, Balance. $2000 1 S 6’s,"81, rex. "71, cou 1) U 8 818, 14, reg. 5600 U 8 6's,'74, cou 38000 do. . bits 2000 Michigan, 8ws 7000 N Carolina 6's. do... 2000 California T do. 1000 MCS8pelmefebs. 1000 do. 1000 PaRRT'sghy Me, 2000 Ill Con RR be... 1000 Chic&NWetbs, « 19 she Bk of Com. Stock Exchange. Wepye-bay, Sopt. 4, 1961 400 shs N Y Ceo 85% 80 se bod RR. +630 10 Harlem RR. 100 Mieh Central 60 do . 50 Mich So& NIRK 50 MichS&NIg'de 50 do : R 359 Chic & RK I RR. 200 +260, 200 $30 100 blo 650 x 100 lo... os. 250 Mil & P duc RR. 190 $1,800,564 18 . 8,000 00 + _ 818,000 00 + 1,291,475 45 1,004 87 73M 8000 MCspelmefebs. 6 abs Amer Ex Bk, 100 Pac Mail 88 Co. 1 do 53 N York do 250 AO. e eee 50 Erio Railroad... 50 Harlem RR pref. 25 100 Panama KR. + 106 60 dO... 106 800 Gal &ChIRR.... 67) 200 Cley & ToLRR.... 29. 100 Chi&Rk IsIRRD3O 4175 60 CC rrree | 15 N Jersey Cen RR. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Asuns wore steady, and eales confin: Wepwmspay, Sept. 4—6 P. M. ed to 20 a 40 bbls., including pots at $5 25 and pearls at, $6 873. Baxavstorrs,—Flour—Tho market was steady, and common grades of slipping brands wore unchanged, white medium and good grades were dull snd lower. ‘Tho Sales embraced about 15,000 bbls., closing within the fol- lowing quotations — peer nas Stato, Straight wo Choice extra Ryedour., bbls. at quota buoyant, wit ranigo of the at our quotat STage. a 490. shipp io ab were suid at. we take ‘Ahe spe “i fully days are abou tat somo of We quote:— Ordinary, por Good mi Cotton, bales, port on tollows:— On hand, unso sold, but not ‘Total It will be se tok 213,689 ‘or Bt 633 last yea Making a supply of....... Deduct— Expert to foreign ports, Stock, August 31, 1561 Leaving for consumption. to Lon iou w at ds. 6 |. for Fisu.—tThe some 1,700 q) Pickied herri Freirn—a 8 $2 Base at Fl 60. Hay.—Th use. at 1Se. a 200. quaiity. were limited $22 Wa $4, Lap. —U pigs 1 and but at $4 Toa Ss movements ti 20 per gallon: 3,900 bbis. lor extra. Cut meats hams, and 4 whh Butter wi schling wt 10c. Je. and muscovi gc, & 8 sales includ figure; 150 do. at p. 1. L.& A. St day for their granuloted iu per pound; w c, por teenth street, ception and Franviseo. Brady, John have been in’ HE COM for the use the schools will 73g o’elock. Epwarp Timpson, P, Daw, Extra Canada... Mixed to straigh corm meal, Jersey and Beane —Canadian flour was dull, with sales of a few hundred figures. Corn mea! was steady and in mov AL our quotations, with sales of Jergey and Brandywine about 115,000 bushels, at 4 of tond ¥ quotations annexed, After a careful examinatio Ist uit, was ascertained to be 37,229 bales, as LULb., against 240,892 bi Slock, August 31, 1860, bales. Received gince Do! 524 bales por weok,and 181 n in 1468-69. HS were steady, but less activa, 200 hi ds. tobacco at 40s, of whent were enga; e4 at 2c salve of scaled at for shipptig at 5c. a 50e. ‘O1a—Crude whale and sperm were atoad: demand, while prices wore suatained. . at & price Not trans ut the views of heide chasers. The transactions siuce our last inclide salce of 1,100 do, at 43346. par galton, wn: vate tortas, Whaleben—The market is quiet and with- out sales, Linsoed continued in fair moderate demand, with sales of 175 bbts, packod Western at $100 $11.50, and at $12 250 213.50 Thos. F. Meagher, Robt Emmet, Chas. 0°Co: corner of Past THOMAS FOULK! EMOCRATIC REPURTICAN GENE A regular monthly m peld at Mozart Hai a 440 a 490 a 440 a 600 450 a TOO 00 a 625 5 a 800 famiiy aud bake: a $15 a 350 a 3b ations, Southern flour was fess active and h sales of 600 a 700 bbls,, clsing within the above prices. Rye flour was inactive at our to request ions. Wheat was in fair request, in pare for export to France: the gales fovted up about 175,000 bushels at $1 29.0 $1 20 for white, allont, $1 23 a $1.25 for white Obioand Mi for rod western, $1 1) a $1 1434 ior 2 for Green bay, $1.05 for Racine spring, 91 “40 spring, and 2c. a $1 10 for Milwaukeo elit. Corn was aiy and in fair demand, whiie the s.Je8 em: aved Se, 0 AT for shipment bast, and t was stoady, with sales of 1,500 ald }ge., and 260 vow tats of Java Conroy. ‘he market was aga’n flemer and active, with of 3,500 bales on wwe. basis of 2c. for” middling. 200 bales of ported by the Guy Mannering, w +, classed aa good Meddling ding the stock in this t, with the following omen f The stock was In me parcsls re to thet: ed, and wih nd prices hive furtuer ad- two cents per Ib., closing firm at our revised The reputed sles for the threo ut 10,000 hales, thongh it is quite probable the transactions have been reported twice, market e culative dem NEW YORK CLASSIMCATION. N. Orleans Upland. Florida, Mobile. ane Tee's. Yh..... 18% 184° 183 rn 20 2 22h Export, from 1st to 31-t Avgusti— 1860. ‘ Re taser esaayaniees 467 aT4 tho stock of cotton in this Did... 28,063 delivered. 9,101 ASHION COURSE. —! UR! tion, Great Trot. Flora ‘Yempleand Ethen Allen, ‘Tharsday, September 5, 1861, at 334 o'clock P.M. Matoh for $500. Mile heats, bost three in flye. Horace Jones names doublo team Ethen Allen and his running mate Socks, to wagon. J.D. McMann names b. m. Flora Tem- ple, to harness, Good day andigood track N. B.—In this race Flora has the pole in each heat, Special trains for the course will leave Hunter's Point at 244 P. M., and re turn immediately after the race, Excursion tickets 10 go and return 35 cents; single ickets 20 ceuts. James slip ferry, at 2 P. M., will counect with (he train, Also Thirty- fourth street ferry every five minutes, Stages from Thirty-fourth street farry will bo in attendance on the day of the race. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager. OR SALE-—THE TROTTING HORSE HONEST PETER, Apply to HIRAM WOODRUFF. ED HOUSE TROTTING COURSE, HARLEM.—WILL com offon Friday, 6th instant, at half-pas three O'clock F. M., Mile Heuta,’best three ‘in. five, iu harness, A purse and stake for U/1¥ dollars, elosed with the follo ing cute Brook, namo b.’g. Awful Gardner; Old- Ber, ditto g. m. Primrose; V. Helems, b. . ‘Tom Brown, . BROOKS, Manager. UORSES, CARRIAGHS, &C. NO TOP BUGGY, BREWSTER'S MAKE Of light double Harness, a xet of & heavy pair of fine woollon Carriage Blank Lap Biankets and Whips, all in good condition and for sale cheap; or will exchange for a good top Duyyy, nearly new. S. B. BALLOU, 409 Broadway, OR SA BY A 6 TL rope, two bay Carriage Hurses, 1b Yours oli; also, Carriages and a ¢ Henry street, Brooklyn, or at the office atreet, Apply 2 South William EF“ SAL black Horse, 16 hands high, seven aud Kind; sold for balf his cost. ' Caw Stable, Porty-iv'st street, botweo venues. Has been used’ in coupe HANDSOME, BAY MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, LON stands 13¢ hinds high, kind in all saddle horses in this city. Can ry stable, 182 West Twouty tifth Dat Smith's: for three days. AL BLACK IDAWK is high, years old, color black; nil gentle; well suited for a saddlo price $150. Can bo seen for a fe wiston’s Veterinary College Instity ily sound park riding Ws ouly at Capt, 115 West Twenty. ily pis a fast trotter and of good at of the owner having no usa for bit. for three da. t 179 Lexington avenue. Can be Geol HANTS OME FAMILY CH ; snituble foi Also a top Wagon ry streeb. cy hands hi fos, butcher or bake and Hartess. Inquire at 3 pal OF CA stor bay, with bi GOR SALE—A VERY HAND<OM 4 riage Horses, 16 hands high, + Wing t rhe private rl avenue. FOR SALE—A VERY FAST TRO’ bay, long tail, 1534 80, iORSK, DARI tectly kind and ate stables, 4h wads hig 1 ht years'old, “Apply ac the Fae\ sixtecuth stroct, near Fourth aventi GOR SA ROAD WAGON male in first rato ord Weight 1601 ; 8 Christo her street, AOR SAL i) top. hivit ial Park an | bok Can bo soon at Jame ‘Twonty-lirst stree MADE BY in s used only threo times: © st $15: weight, 180 ibs.; the other, 160 Ibs.; made by \Wat- fou, Philade Hd exchangs one of them »horse, if Apply at Fifty-niuth stroe Way, opposite the mans entrance to th avon JGHY ROAD WAGON, Without ised but a few times to tho Ci will be sold for one halt its va Palton’s livery stable, No. 5 nen by tho statemen: bates from this port a 37,229 Now that spinners ring the yeur oudiug st your, and 223,081 year y 4100 bales per wook this year, againat th + 64,891 see M4076 . 498,967 248,049 37,229 285,278 WERKLY CONSUMPTION, Bales, TTP 1nis-40, 24,002 1847-48, 28.070 rom ihis port for consumption the fig of from the quantity tkon in ales per we ‘To Liverpool balk at Md., tour was shit at 27s. Od. at 124d. for wheat, in bag: 400 bbis. oil at3bs. To # ‘to Havre » flour was at 800. ha fairdemand from eve fim, flour, and market w: stewty, w the trade. Dry cod weve tirni, with sales this week of nintals, at $3 50a $3 024 h whice the saies within threo days haye embraced 2,100 bbls. , at $7 50 a 88 GU tor No. 1, $ 25 forsmall No. 2, and $3 25 tor Nu Smoked horring were active, with 28%., and at Loe. ate. for No, 1. ing we air amount ineas was doing, and prices 1 gules 500 a 600 boxes, nt 340 a 400 do bunch as 1 6) an $1 65. A whole invoice was reported within the week market was dull, with moderate sales of old and 55¢. a 606. for eld for city Hors.—Sales of 1860 were miking at 18c. a Qe. chiefly New commanded 280. # 26¢., according t Inow.—Holders of Scotch pig were firm, whiie sales » Mt $22 cash. Six months. De Was Belling At $5 45, with wales of 100 $5 45, cash and time, and Was soiling moderately at 600. for com. Ap wb 80¢ Choice brands were held at OLAseE.—A sale of 40 hhds. Cuba muscevado was made at 24e., and 15 de ‘Naval Stonss,—Thi spirits were made nt $1 25, while common rosin wa= quiet macket was quiet. Smuil sales of BT ig. and in fair e following in the New Bexiferd mim ket for tho week end- ing the 2d tust. are from the Whaleman’s Shipping List:— Sperm has been morv quiet since our last, bat hokiers of prime are firm at $1 23 per gai! have been 10 the trade, 200 bbis. at $1 25. 100 do. mt $1 im, "The snics tor the weak ; And for export 360 ited. Whi are geticratly abo and 500 demand, ¢ these of par: We quote:—2,300 bb in paroois for export, per gaiton, To the rate 200 bbls. ae 45 0d bbis, dark on pel PRovnaons.—lork—Fho market wi ower, With saics of 3004 400 bbis., inclucing 1 me BL 2, and prime at $9 76 a $10, and clear at $18. Beef was m inerading beef hams were quot at $l4 a Sid 50. were more quiet at Sc. uo 6% fac. a 5c. for shoalders. Lard was stead 800 bbs. and tierees at Sir. a Odo. ply; cominon to good Seite was . 14 I¢0.. and’ Western Reserve, Ohio, at 10%. Choeso was in Zoot supyy, with saies of Suto at ec. aunt Ohio at 5 : Wan qi ‘ ARS.—Saies enbract Oc. ae. ed 1,200 hhds., Including Cubas das, at 7c. for gond refining ge tor fair to prime grocers’ led some Porto Rico at the boxes wore sohl at 8%. w , and 1,300 bage China at p. t. art have established the following pri refined goods:—Best y Ie Se agar, 9. ito sug Wrexev.—The market was firm, with sales ef 408 a 500 bbls. at 17350., fuelading some jets at be, LT ESTAR ARTO LON ~, YEO PUTER oa NOTIC SPECIAL Se (A. RAND MASS MEETING—McMANUS OFSEQUIFS., WH Ainass meeting will be held this o'clock, ot Irving Hall, corner of Irving pi veuing, at eight anid Fil , 10 make neccesary preparations for the re. transmission to ireland of the remains of Terence Bellew McManus, new en their way from San or, Ina. T. Mek ace Greeley vited MODIOL of Fric for by y, bi now co) re will be opened on th oth of Ninth month (Soptember.) For admission apply to principal, PO ICAL. Punctuat JOHN COC Gk R Ge } Secretaries, i}, Viov Chairman, GOR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, 16 | high, 9 years old, very stylish and fast t erfact family horse, Kind in all harness, and coilent saddle hor will be sold at a bargain f of use. Apply at 21 Essex street , N.Y. A FINE YOUNG ail in the beat . Ald &Batior Storo on Kighth avenue. Apply this week to JAMES BOYD, shoo dealer, Sixth avenus, corner of Twenty-secout stree KF OR SALE, i hands hig; yorteotiy #0 and woll broke to tho gad hands high, 9 years old; vo OR SALE. VERY LOW FOR CASH press V FOR A GOOD OR WILL BE EXCHANGE Also @ roan Hor kind, fres, sty! Also a light top Wagon, nearly how. Also a ti " or road Wagon, and two seis of light Harnoss. All im geod order. ‘By bo sold cheap for want of use, Apply ut 21 Essex beer 4 WANTED—ABOUT 16 HANDS HIGH, 1,100 and aud Kind, to work ina ok} won't buy without trial, Call at ‘Troy Steamboat oo, pier 15, Novth River. oy Ones FOR THe ARMY.—I WISH TO PURCHASE, »fitte n hands high, for ight cavalry; ok, ¢ horses, not said, Apply to cast Twonty fourth mast bo qu WO ROCKAWAY © and no top Wagon, wory cheap, by A.W. KELLBY & BRO., IGHT CAT Ba two ceats work, for 0 BROADWAY, 2 803 can now by wing, mo VIN TNF YD. or three 1: uccommodated at this iring, but a spendy, ¢ y ant effctual curo. 0 FARMURS—WAN with Straw vor bo Tiorsea, within sixty my fix months from Ooi , STABLING AND HAY, ig, for one handred and twenty oso Now York ctly, fur adacit 20. Groomne will Be sent with tho stock, Proposais wil be received for any numbor not ‘si than twonty. Adsress, stating ttrms, location and ommodatiuns, Byuins, box 636 Néw York city Post of TED AND PATENTED A POR- of » Horse Mange for feoding horses on the read of street, adapie. fér doublo teams, hordes in whafis, or saddio horses, the very artiole nevded in the army and fa New York city, I will soll the right of New York ata low figure for cosh. A person with $2,000 can make a fortune out of it in this elty, Callaad soo it at Sweeny’s ts, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1861, : a FINANCIAL. Pte ci ein ersto-7 sO ae JORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION Insurance Company.—New York, Agust 3t, 1861. Dividend. Ths Bourd of ‘Dirootors of. this Company have ‘hia day deciaved a semi-annual dividend of ten (10) per cent payable on demand, W. H, WINDSOR, Seeretary. APITALISTS.—tHE RIGHT OF MANUFACTURE FOR the State of New York for an article in general , tor the next seventoon years, which will guarantee a pro- fit fof 600 per cont, is open for investment. Address Faterprise, Herald office, tor three days, stating time aud place of interview. rn SALE~—A BOND AND MORTGAGE OF $1,000; ON sufficiently sewed real estate; or will exchange the somo for any di ble aud saleable goods, or 4 well Jocuted established business. SUUTHWICK & WOOD, No. 82 Nassau street. N ‘ONEY TO LEND—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON i spproved cily and Brooklyn real estate, in sums io suit. $6,000 to $15,000 to lend on farms in this State only. R. SALTUNSTALL, rea) estate broker, 11 Wall streot, second story, front. TANO CAPITALISTS: IHE ADVERTISER, BY A NEW And most valuable patent machine, will undertake to realise great proilts for a moderate investment of ca- Pital into a cash business, and which is not attended with any risk. For further particulars address Enterprise, ion D., New York city. UIRD DIVIDEND.—OFFICE OF THE GERMANIA FIRE Insnrance Company, No. 4 Wall streot, Now York, September 4, 1801.-~Ttie’ Roard of Directors have this day declarod 4 Somiaunval dividend of six por cent on the capital Stock of the company, payable on aud atlor Monday September 9. RUDOLPH GARRIGUE, Secretary PITAL, TO MANUFACTURK A SUPK- ire Arm; the best and most desirable ever introduced for mi itary or sporting purposes; $60,000 will put_ factory in complete working order, and the protits will be very large, Parties can soe the gun and geb further intorination by addressing iro Arm, Herald oflice TO $5,000 WAN has Deen obtained; god security may make arrangem ata to recely 6) rate of interest." Addyoss O. H., box 1383 Herald otiice, dit 6 10 LOAN ON. BOND AND “MORE. $3 O00 gage, in suums of $1,000 and upwards, on productive real estate’ in this city or in Brooklyn, for one or moro years. Apply to JON I, CONREY, at ‘the ofilcs of the People’s Fire Insurance Company, No. 68 Wall street. I—FOR MANUFAC. oor which a patent iven, aud the loaner LOAN OFFICES, T 7 NASSAU STR vances on Diamonds, Watches, Jowolry, inds of Property ,or Days out, AMOS R. THOMPSON, Sales attonded to in all parts o€ the city aud Reon No. 3, second fh #Y ADVANCED TO ches, Jowolry, P R.—Pawnbrobors? Hieeckor street, up bought, H. SAND DE nd counsel busi- wyor, 6 Wall street, N.Y, ASH ADVAN( mands, C BROADWAY, 5 Ww 4 York Hotel, alvane:s monoy o Diamonds, Watches aud Jewelry, or will purchase the same at the highost prices, for cas! $19,996 rt TO ADVAN ch IN SUMS TO UIT on Wal ort r cash, hours from 9 til 6. woh ollier, 407 Broadway, ad the highest 1. JACOBS, 43 SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, NO. 7 BOWL. ing Groen, New York, August 3t, 1861. valod proposals will bo received at this oiiee until 10 o'clock Wednes » the dth ptomber, 1861, Cor far- nisbing the United States with four bundrod and iilty (450) Paulina. ‘The Pauling to be 19830 feat, mate of tho beat No. 2 Vaalin Duck, with good strong eyelet holes ail around, about 22 inches apart,and to be completed hy the 25th day of September, 186 Proposais to be Ying,” aud addreses dorsed “Proposals Cor furnishing Pan- to undersigned, R. SAXTON, Captain and Assistant Quartermaster United States Army. SISTANT QUARIER MAS‘ Fowling Green, New Yo. pty Wanted immediately, by tho wndorsigned, dranght Horecs, between the ages of six ant nis y ark; th.y must be warranted soun{ and to work well 1a har: ness. Apply a’ the Howard liyecy stable, cor und Grain treats. R Armorer, with list anit price, SERVED FIVE Ye WhO HAS A vehed vet country, desiros to join & regime n assistant vetori- runs Hike Capacity. A line addressed to will receive aitontion, Gi . PRIBNCED IN MILIPARY TACTICS A ind, Wishes & Houtenancy ina rife rogi mpi en route for the seat of war, Addres# Macomon, box, 101 Herald ofes, LINTON RIEL W. A. Kirk's compa ceinpany.—Any intellig»n AND ACTING MAJOR, —Ricruits wanted for this twelve to fifteen non obtains the pective duties, es havea prospect of Every soldier carries in his koapsack the datan of Fll@ Marshal. Recruiting stations—44T Third ayenue, 62 Withom street, Dernard’s, First avenue, cor- ner of Twenty ioarth steoet, east, Eo vip sryPric Hi Prepared nnd sold by J. way,N.Y. Price 25 cents por bottle. i prepared to turn small calibre, Al kin and with despatch, i. OMe six hor rs RTIS & rank of corporal, if found fit ior t Intelligent men enlisting as priya advancoment. IWLED CANNON.—THE SUBSCRIBERS ARR NOW yand rife Cannon,of large and tua Work executed neatly Carriages made and mount. power Steam Engline and Orders solicited. SHAVYER, 209 aad 211 Franklin street. ATIENTION!—A_ GENTLEMAN COMPR- the position of Assistant Surgeon, can UR RONS, ©) tent, wishing bv accommodated ina reginont anthorizod by the Sccre- tary of War, on supplying a few mento complete the regiment. Address O. P. Q., Horald office. Uoro!, cernor Chambers nnd Chatham A.B) HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HARRESS e) fur sale. 100 Family Caertagas, all styles. 50 Sets Harness, Ke, &c. Stablo 10 Nowins street. Brooklyn. 1 00 HORSES WANTED.—APPLY TO THE 7 subscriber at tho stables of A. S Chaw- beri, or Pst & Nichols, 82 Kast Tweuty-fourth strcet, near Third avon: PHILIP COPELAND, erren cree Frotory 184 Faltom avenue, ten MEDICAL, LI, DISRASES OF WOMEN, INCLUDING THOSE arising {rom Miklwifory Cases, frregulariwes, De- Tenuting Influences, Ko., duccesstully treated by. Dr. H. A. BARROW, tad Blecokor street, four deors from Mac en) street, New York. Hours ef consultation, from 11 till 2 and from 4 1118. Sundays #112, FELICTED RESTORED—IGNORANCE _ EXPOsED— A Fallacies unmiskes.—Dr, LARMONT’S Paris, Lon- jonand New York Medical Advisor and Marriage Guide informs the dobilitated aad diseased, incding thoso who t of the caase of their ill heufth, and who have sappomntod in thoir physiclans, of the moat eortain and omnvenient mele of cure Mailed for $1 by RICH- ARIEON, No. 1 Veacy st.; DEXTER & CO., 113 Nasaon st, N. i and FOFLNSON , 66 State st., Chicago; or the author, Broa tway, ap stu J ROH. A. BARROW, to4 RLEFCKER STREET, FOUR doors from Macdouxal, N. ¥., may be comfktentially o canted as usu in all easea of debility and imparities: Of the aystom, acquired ov bereditary, from 11 til 2 and from 4th 18; Sundays tl 2. WARD, NO. 12 LAIGHT STRRET, PERFORMS ly sad permanent cures. His great romedies, «1 for eoriain curing dirouses, price $4. DE RAL OFFICES, 190 CROSBY SIREEP, Con. DP wr of Houston. Hevirs 1044 to 2 and 6 Wild P.M. R. HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED iis aitencion to diseas® of a-certain ease, in whioh Tevhas treated no Jess han fifty thousand eases, without an instance of failure. His great remoty, Dr. Hauter's Red Lop, cures certain diseases when regular troatment ithoub dieting or re its of the patient; cures without the ening effects of ‘all other rumedies; in new cases in Wess than six hours. It roots out the poisonous taint the blood is sure to Absorb unieas tlie inused, Ibis $1 a vial, and cannot be obtained » anywhere than at the old offlee, No. 3 Division Book for nothing that treats of the effets of carly and ail other remedies fail; eures w etrietion inthe ha abuse, 2. WARD TREATS SUCCESSFULLY ALL DISEASES I ‘of women, Sotething for every lady—his Great benefactor, Office 12 Laight street. (4 QEAT SUCFSS OF DR. WARD, 12 LAIGHT STREET. G All afte. tions caused by mercury or disease eured fo half the teual vime anc at half the charges, PECIAL DISEASES, MAR- RIGHARDSON, No. 1 Cy amo riage, &e., RS. MUNROE APPLIES GALYA) Mi tice of. Female. Gunplainis: cedion ine chun goot Board and Medical Treatment at 26 Waits aireet, hoxt to Varick. PROFESSOR RESTELL, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN I be consulted as usual,or by letter to box 2,359, Boston odicy, No. § Harrivon avenue. PGIMENTS.—WANTHD, HY & iySred to business, the postion nt theans nnd a good line of credie fu this olty. Address Sutler, Horald office. NITED STATES MUSTHRING OFFICE, NO 79 WHITE atrest. Reimbursing and payment of claims against the United Seates, uncer the act of Congress “for colleoting, drilling Aad organizing volunteers, maderthe act authorizing the PresHont to accopt the services of five hundred thousand men, &o."? 1. Notice is horeby given to all parties having claims against the goverument of the United States, under tho above mentioned act of Congress, te provent tho same, without delay, for examination and payment, 2. Payment will oot bo made on acconat of troops. officors md mon that have bson or mey be mastered and Tecelvod into, or actually employed Im the service of the United States. Organizations raised or attempted te be made, bat not mustered amd received Into service, will hot be recognized, 3. Porsonal expenses of commissinned officers im regruit- ing their companies prior to thoir betog mustered imo sorvice will not be paid; but commissioved offirers will Do paid the save rates for subsiatence and quarters (board and lodging) as privates, from the date of enrolment, until mustered into sorvice, The necessary and actual travelltag pees of ccBoersy when socompanied Uy pa of partioulass and receij payments properly auebou- tioated, wit hmatowed ie 4. Bills of particulars, with dates aad rates of charges and the receipt of the party to whom payment was made, must inail cases be firrished. In short, original veach- ers for expenditures of cvery description must bu (ur- nished. © accounts must also designate the particaler regiment and company, and name of the commanding ollicer who authorized the expenditure, 5. When expenses have been incurred for “ board,” or © board and lodging,” the amount must he reasonable, and in accordance with the usual rate of the neighbor- hood; the bills must also specify the regiment or comy wo whieh the treops go subsisted or quartered belonged. 6. Transportation and quarters, will be paki, charges will not be recognized. Chargué for transporta- tion by ratiroad or other public conveyanee must be ac- eompanied by bills, stating the number of men, sa also the regiment or eompany. 7. luformation and proper forms for making eut ae- counts will be furntshod at this office. D. B SACKRTT, Lieut. Col. Fifth Cavalry, Mustering Offieer. Seymman 1, 1861. NITED STATES MUSTERING OFFICE, 7 WHITE treet. 1. Notice is hereby given to all eolonels who have been authorized by the Secretary of War to raise regiments, and who are now engaged fa reerniting tn this eity, that only one recruiting offee wili be allowed, and the expense thereof must not exceed $30 per month. 2. Colonels are requested to forward to this offee eer- tiled copies of their authority bo raise regiments. D. B. SACKET, ak Col. Fifth cavalry. 156) 1 NEER SOLDIERS, COMPRISING MK- chanies and intelligent laborers, for Sappers and Miners of the Regular Army; the men must be able bodied , not over 8 years of ago, able wo read and write, and un derstand thé four ground rules of arithmetic; term of en- listment, three years; pay, from $13 to $34, depending on rank attained by morit and soldieriy conduct: also, ra tions, fuel, quarters, clothing, medical attendance, and the wsual bounty. Apply. daily at No. § Bowling Greth, third Moor, between 9 A.M. and 12 M, Q. A. GILLMORE, Captain of Bngincors, United States Army, fixmouds aad other | SHIPPING. TEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER- , landing and embarking passengers at Queens town, Ireland. ‘Tho Liverpool, te Philadel phia ‘Steamship Company ‘intend de aoe oad Steamships despatching their fait wered Ciyde built iron RS Srascow?. fon Satur First cabin, Do. to Lond: Do, to Paris. Do. to Paris. ” Do, to Hamburg. . 85} Do, to Hamburg... . & Passengers ulso forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotter- dam, Antwerp, &c., at equally low rates, Persons wishing to bring out their friends can bay tickets here at the following rates to New York;—From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin, $75, $85 and $105, Steerage from Liverpool, $10. From Queenstown, $30, ‘Thoge steamers have superior accommodations for pas sengers and carry experienced surgeons. They are boie k- water aH Cpa sections, and have patent fire anathi- tors on board, For furthor information apply at the Company's offiees. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y. Star FROM NEW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL — 3am GREAT EASTERN, having fulfilled ber contract with the British govermmoat, will sail from pena ew York for Liver} ‘Ou Saturday, ‘onubor RATES OF PASSAGE, In first cabin, $55 a $135, according to stateroom ae- commodation, all other privileges being equal. In third cabin, from $35 to $50, Suits of tirst class apartments for families may be en- eaged by special array it. GREAT BASTE! ssday , Oc . Hip can bo scen, and engagements made uit passage on application to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, d4 and 65 | i R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE, Ou Saturday, Sept, 14, the United Sates mall steamer | ARAGO D. Linos, commander, | Will sail from pier No. 37 North river, foobef Bond #trect, on Saturday, Seplember 14, at NOOR, ] This steaunship (cnstrpassod for safety aud comfwety | has doubio engined under deck, enclosed by walor tght compartimenis, which, besides other results, tend, ia event of collision or stranding, to keep the painps free to work, and secure the sufety of vessel and passengers. For freight or passage Pe el sk sezuih 80. MACKENZIE, | Agents, No. 7 Breadweag. | Tho steamer FULTON will sail October 12. | naan’ STEAMSHIP LING | WweTwREN NEW YORK, HAVRE ANI) ANTWERP, ‘Tho new #11 spiom-i steamer, Al, 8, Capt, Lunnin . 800 horse power, Witt sail trom Now Yo k om ‘Thu sday, Sopten der 19 Fo: Havre aud in worp, « ireet. : Spat pass ge for Havre, Auiwerp, southampten. andon -— on years of age, bal’ priee. For freighs apply to WM. F. SCHMIDT, 76 Heavy. 3 Pete For pass. ge apply OHENRY M. WEED, 187 Woet 6 rae, {THAM TO HAMBURG, HAVRE, LONDON ANO | 5. Sonthamnton. ‘The Hamburg American Packet Company's iroa steam- ship ihe iiA, dt be, commander, carrying the United States wail, willleaye from pier 21 Novth iver, | toot of Fulton street, \ SATURDAY, Sept. 7, at noon, Hamburg, via Southampton, taking passengers far wre, Londo, Suuthampton and Hamburg. Firsi cabin, $190; secoud cabin, $60; steerage, $35. ‘The steanicrs cf this {mo will leave every aitoraate: Saturday, carrying the United States mail, ‘The steamship Hauumonia will succeed the Toutouta em | September 21. C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, | 151 Broadway. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSH'P NEW G. Wenke commander, carrying the United | Suites mail, will sail from picr 30 North river, foot Ghambers streot, on SATURDAY, September 28, at 12 o'clock Mi, OR BRE) onyors LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, at the following rates:-— For the first cabin, $100; second cabin, $60; stocrage, for L IE bs y $35. For freigit or zo apply to. mee bear in ICHS & CO., 68 Broad street. EAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVBR- 5) prof The Montreal Qeoun'steamship Cumpany?s fet. class tui! powered Clyde built steamer’ HIBERNLA, Capt. Grange, carrying the Canadian and United States ils, will sail from Quebec next Saturday, Soph. 7. Ratos’ of passage from New York:—First. class to accommodations, $70 and $85; steerage, found cokes provisions, $30. Cortifleates issued for bringing out passengers from all the principal towus im Great Britain and Ireland at vory low rates. For passage agglgy at 28 Broadway, New York, SABEL & SEARLE, Gonoral agents, } —THE FAYO- eR ISVERPOOL—TAPSOOTT’S _ TANF. rite packet ship EMERALD ISLE, lying at ss | hast river, sais Septomber 7, and packet ship GUY MAN- NEMING September 11. For passage at low rates, or drafts on England or Ireland, apply to TAPSCOTT & CO., Ne. 66 Sond street. ) OR LIVERPOOL.—THE WORLD) WIDE KNOWN clipper ship DREADNOUGHT, Captain Samuels,as- | knowlodged to be the fastest vessel afloat, positively salle | on the 10h of September, For passage, reduced rates, | apply on board, pier 6, North river, or to B:M, DEMAREST, 40 South street. OR LIVERPOOL.—THE SPLENDID CLIPPER SEmP RICHARD 8, ELY, Capigin Livingston, wiltponitire- iy sail on Wednesday, Soptembor 11. This ship haa eplem- did accommodations ‘for ail classes of passengers, whe will be taken at the lowest rates. For pesngnnpely —- board, plor 14 East river, or to JOSEPH Mi a South strect. ROR LIVERPOOL. —IHE CELEBRATED PACKET SHTP I JEREMIAR THOMPSON hauls into the stream this afternoon, and sails to-morrow morning carly. magniflcont sfip has alreaty made two trips this year i sixteen days. Apply oa board, at pier 40 Eaat river, or ‘as 275 Pearl stroot. R LONDON.—THE SPLENDID SHIP CHRISIVAM: at pier 21 Kast river, sails Sept. 9, Passengers de taku in second Cabin State Rooms at reduced prices, oad found in provisions, For passage, &c., te THOS. C. ROCHE, 83 Sonth street, TINE FOR LONDON,—THE FAVORITE AND WRU | known packot hip SOUTHAMPTON, lying 9 pier | TT fast river, sais Septembor 10, For pssaago, at low rates, or drafts on any part of Great Britain or Ireiam@, apply on board or to 'tAPSOOTT & CO. , 86 South steeet, CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA, ‘A first clase steamer will leave New Yorken@he ‘ith and 24at of each month, except when these tall’on Sunday, ‘whee the day of departure will ety 4 For of pasenge apply. at the only office, Ne. & | Bowling Green, DB. SULEx, ‘Agent. [14.—KANGAROO LINE.—FOR MELBOBRNE, yesscl. ‘The magnificent ficst class éiup JACK FROST, 2,000 tons burthen, can accommodate frat sad) second ‘class Address or apply to MAIBEAR, | LORD & QUEREAU, 108 Wall stecot. HAVANA, VIA NASSAD, N. P. The British and North American royat mail steam- ship KARNAK, Capt. Lo Mesurier, will sail for the above ports, from the eompany’s wharf, Jersey Cit; ‘hone ll Monday ‘Monday . F% MAPANZAS. To sail on Monaay, September 9, at twe e’cleck®. |... AKMED WITH RIFLED CANNON. a United States mail steamship MATANZAS, Liege, at mander, ts ready to receive freight at ptor BO. 4 North river, foot lenge ag al Be oe ee eS OHA BROS, NAVARR® & CO. ange plase. @ ¥.,0n eo day of walltnj Wo cargo ecoived nor bills of lading signed tho day of ili o irtrunieations between Matansae and ‘Havana by rai? BAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND.— Fare six conts by Staten Istand ferry, foot of White hall street, between the battery and South ferry. Guide to camps:—To reach regiments of New York. ities, British Volunteers, Mechanics and Artizens’ Empire Zowaves, and Yates Rifles, afl as Gump Washington; Scott Rifles and Tro Harris Guard vavalry, at Silver Take; ‘Third Irish Volunteers, at Camp Carrigan, Old Quarantine Ground, and Cameron Light pear ee Camp Morrison—leave steamboat at first landing. its leave every hour from 6AM. te7P.M On Sundays every half how te TP. M REGULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING BANKS. Fure 50 cents, Steamer CROTON, Capt. Dumont, Leaves Tenth street, E. 1. 7:15; Peck slip, Veaves Spring street, N.R.8:10; pier No. 4, 9A. ML Leaves the Banks, 2:30 P. M. N.B.—After this date the following landings will be Ajgcontinued:—Broome street, Brooklyn and Thirticth street, August _ RAILROADS. DSON RIVER RAILROAD. AINS FOR ALBAN’ Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers street tT and 11 A.M, and 2:30, § and 10:18 P. Af. AY EW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.— Suinmer arrangenent,—Express train for Atbany, Troy, North and West, loaves Twenty-sixth street Station at 11 A.M. For local frains see time table. ‘JOHN , agslatant