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

wohase, THE POPULAR LOAN. Great Crowd and Excitement at the Sub- Treasury—§800,000 Subseribed Yester= day—The Banks to Issue Treasury Not Mereafter, &c., &e- Ever since the opening of the books for the popular goverament loan, at tho Sub-Treasary in this city, the number of subscriptions to the loan aud applications for sreasury nots have been rapidly upon the increase. ‘Tho article in the Hanan of August 28, which described the torm of application for these notes at Mr. Cisco's oflice, und sketched the various classer, characters and conill- tions of the applicants, was the signal for renowod @otivity im the subscriptions, aud since that date they havo increased thousands of dollars daily. Yesterday the amount of mosey paid into the Treasurer ag individual subscriptions to the loaa was over $300,000, The subscribers were, a8 usual, of all classes, from wealthy merchants to mechuoles, tradespeople, laborers and servant girls rhe large Amount of moueys paid in has rendered it necessary to make new arrangemonts for the issue of the notes. The clerical force of the Sub-Treasury is uot lurge onough to even count the money as it is handed in, Whe Treasury building is not lange enoagh to accommodate eithor the necessary clerks or the subscribing pub’ consequently Mr, Cisco was obliged to arrange with the banks of this clty for the issue of Treasury notes over their counters, inthe same way and on thi same terms ws at (ho Sub-Treasury, ‘With these increased facilities will come ap increase of subscriptions, and thore is rooly & doubt but Lat the whole $50,000,000 guaran, teed by the banks will bo taken by individual subserip. tions alone. When offices ara opened, as they shortly will be, through the whole country, the people wil tako alinost, if not quite, the amount asked by the govern- rivnt—$150,000,000. Finance, like peace, ‘hath her vi vories not less renowned than war,” and the subscriptions to the popular loan are proofs of the poople’s confiden va the energy of the administration and in the perpetuity of our government, hardly Jess powerful and effective at home, down South aud abroad, than @ great batite won Dy our forces. ENFORCING THE CONFISCATION ACT. THER SBIZURES BY SURVEYOR ANDREWS. r Andrews was busy yesterday in making ad- ditional seizures of vessels owned or part owned In the States. No trouble was experienced in making the svizuros, but, on tho contrary, everything*was conducted im the quietest manner possible, Itis the desire of the Surveyor that the enforcoment of the coniiscation acy shall bo attended with as littlc fuss as possible, and his inspector, Mr. Thomas J. Brown, complies strictly with Mr. Andrews? wishes. In addition to the twenty-seven ‘vessels previously seized, we have now to record the names of ten udditional ones, sofzod yesterday, us fol Owners Name. Belonging to} or Consiynees, «{North Carolina. Norfotk..,.] Hardy Bré +; Forest King . Fairhaven .| Fish, | Roanoke {}Claremont Cyrus Starr. Wineti New York-1N. ¥. & Va. 58. Co. New York. |H, Finch & Co. e Cae ‘| Pionaer , hmona.. B.D. V In the prosecution of the important busiuess now on hand, the Surveyor is obstructed to @ eertuin extent by the large crowd of office-seckers who continue to haunt him daily. ‘There is scarcely an hour in the day that he is not beset by a lot of hungry politicians, whose presen» in busy times like these is anything but ‘desirable. It is his desire to treat all who call upon him with cou: ‘esy and respect, but place-hunters shou!d not crowd him too closely. Stand back, gentlemen of Tammany Hall and ‘ Stuyvesant Institute, until the public business is attend. ed to, SEIZURE OF PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE REBELS IN CINCINNATI. Cinciynan, Sept. 4, 1861. Yesterday the United States Marshal scized the inte- reat vf vitizens of the rebel States in merchandise now for sale on commission in this city, amounting to fifty thousand dollars, ‘SEIZURE OF A VESSEL IN PHILADELPHIA, Purtapeuria, Sept. 4, 1861. Bark Renjamin Hallett and schooners G. W. Hynson, M.S. Shendier, Arietes and C. Burrows were seized by ‘tho Marshal to-day under tho Confiscation act. CAPTURE OF A SCHOONER RUNNING THE BLOCKADE OFF €HARLESTON. WHR ARKIVAL AT THIS PORT—PARTICULARS OF BER CAPTURE. On the 21st of Auguat the United States ship Vandalia, in cruising off Charieston, caught sight of a small schooner scudding swiftly outwards and immediately gavo her ‘The schooner clapped on all sail and seemed auxious to escape from the clutches of the war vessel, She proved to be @ fast sailer, and it took the Vandalia about five hours in chasing her before the former could come within shot distance. Tho pursued had the English colors flying from the mast head, but when a shot trom the Vandalia came booming athwart hor bows, she substi- tuted the rebel colors. She, however, was compelled to lay to, but refused to take down the rebel flag as hor em- ‘vlem, until somo one from the Vandalia did the agreeable dnty for her. All the time consumed in the chase was occupivd by those on board the schooner in throwin’ overboard that part of her cargo which was placed on ber decks, consisting of turpentine and rosin. The captain, whose name subsequently appeared to be Barkley, aiso made use of this time in throwing all papera, &c., inwo the water, in order to destroy any evidence of his complicity with the rebel government. When (his was seen from the Vandaila, smail boats wore at once sent out to search for any letters that might be found floating, but they had to return without eccomplishing the desired result. The name of the captured schouner is the H. Middieton. Captain Bark- Joy, on being questioned as to what he did with his papers, Said that he sauk them were uo human eye coult ever gaze upon them. The vessel was at once buarded by officers and men of the Vandalia, and her crew brought ‘on board tho said vessel, to be hell as prisunors of war, The crew of the Middleton consisted of seven men, ia cluding the captain, She was closely examinoa by the Vulted States officers, and enough evidence was found ia her general appearance to denvic her complicity with treason. No arms were fornd on board of her other than a revolver and a few small weapons, the property of the captain. Ali the prisoners were after- wards Wansferred from the Vandalia to the Roanoke. A prize. crew was then put on board the Middletoa, when sbo was despatched to New York in charge of Midship- man Kempf, and arrived at this port early yesterday morping. ‘On hor yoyage to New York tho Middicton was chased by another vessel when off Hatteras, which was supposed to be a privateer. It was on last Monday, about four o'clock, in latitude 36 80 that they irst caught sight of the supposed privateer. ‘Tho schooner put on her best running trim, but, in case of Doing overtaken, bad every preparation made for a fight. She, however, bore weat northwest and soon outstripped her pursuer. The following morning saw same vessel about ten miles under her lee, but was not then pursued. ‘The H. Middleton, on hor arrival at this port, was con- veyed to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where she now lies. Her tonnage is rated at about 112 tous, and her length 110 feet. She is painted white, and has the appearance of a fast sailer, it was underttood that she was bound to Liverpool from Charleston. It is probable, however, that she was intended tor a privateer, for the following note was found on board:— In case of being boarded sink this package, as the ters were too late to take out priyateer’s papers for schooner and would criminate you. — F, J. POAC! Captain BanKury. Correspondence of the Philadelphia Ledger), : Usirep States Sup mae Orr Crarueston, 8. C., Aug 23, 1861. Messrs. Eprrors:—I forward you a few lines, to inform wae the capture of another prize by us, yesterday. hile lying at the entrance of the northern chasnel of tho harbor, a sail wag reported by the lookout at the mast head off our lee bow, about ten miles distant, steer- ing southeast. All sail was immediately made for it, und after an exciting chase of about eight hours’ duration, We succeeded im getting within gun shot of her, when she heisted the English ensign, but did mot heave w aptil we fired a $2 pounder at her, which brought her around. ‘When within hailing distance, her captain haaled down the colors and detlantly rai the secession flag, We immediately boarded her and took possession, and ro- placed the rebel ensign under the Star ngled Banner. She proyed to be the schooner H. Middicton, Harkley, master, bound to Liverpool. She had run out of Charles: ton during the night, and {s loaded with turpentine and merchandise, Most of the fatter, however, being tho deck load, had to be thrown overboard during the chase. ‘The captain had also disposed of his papers in the samo manner, and impudently informed us that he only ro- gretted that he had not time to have thrown the whole cargo away before we overhauled him. Most of the pa- pers; howevor, we found floating on the water; and we ‘ebtained from these sufficient evidence to learn that, af- ter disposing of bis cargo, he intended fitting out his ves- aelasa privateer, aletver being found ordering him to destroy, in cage of capture, a letter of marque, ‘The ves- Gol and cargo are estimated to be worth about $26,000. Hor crow consists of six mon and 4 man claiming to be passenger. They wore aii transferred to our ship and interrogated reer eae from them we Icarned a good deal of useful information. They stated that they had been competied to ship to avold starvation, From one of them, quite an intelligent Englishman, | learned that two pirates escaped from Charleston last week, during a storm, which is very probable, as the weather was thick and foguy Ore was a steatwer, called the Gordou, 400 tous burden, ‘and formeriy rau between Charlestou and St. Julio's river, Florida; she carries two fore and aft {Pivot guns, and has the reputation of being @ fast sailor; the other is a schooner of one huntredt tons, called the Dixie, carrying one gun amidships. We regret the escape of Uiese ‘ves. gels very much; we do every thing ta our power Wo reu- NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEP dor this blockado effective, but our efforts are fruitless without the aid of light draigbt gunboats, which oan run into shoal water; and until government sends such ves- se!s here small craft can run the blockade with impunity, Talzo learned, from the above named Englishman, that the principal Northern newspapers are received regu: larly in Charleston, and the people are nearly ag well posted in our atfairs as ourselves; he believes that these Papers are obtained throogh the’ Adams Express Com pany, This kind of business shoul certainly be pre- vented, it being most detrimental to our cause, Govern mont should altend to it. The Seminole captured a sunall schooner last week; she sailed for Philadelphia, with her prize intow, on the 19th inst. The Roanoke, flag officer Pendergrast, is tho only one here now besides our ship. We have had no communication with Savannah lately, and therefore L cannot forward you any news from that place Yours, &e., VANDALIA. THE PRISONERS OF WAR. TRANSFER OF THE HATTERAS PRISONERS TO GOVER- NOR'S AND BEDLOB'S ISLANDS INSTEAD OF TO THR FRIGATS BRANDY WINE—THS FIRE ZOUAVES ACTING AS THEIR CUSTODIANS, FTC. In consequence of orders received to fit out the Brandy wiue for the naval service, the prisoners from Hatteras were yesterday transferred from the Minuesuta to Cuslie William, oa Governor's Islaud, and Fort Wood, on Bedloc's Island, under the survelllauco of tho Fire Zounves. The transfer waa commenced shortly after nine o'clock, when the tugboats Saturn and Sarah A. Stevens camo alongside the Minuesota, The prisoners wore mustered on the poop deck, each with his bundle in hand, consisting Py of an old blanket aud some few articles of clothing. Absence of unifor- tity inthe dress of the soldiers was particularly obsorv- able, No two were dressed alike, though many of them were attired in blouses of dark biue flannel and pants of the same material, While the men were assembling, and during the process of disembarkation, the river around the Minnesota swarmed with small boats, whose occ pants, in many cases ladies, sought to obtain a near view of the peisencrs, and it became necessary to obtain the assistaneaot thy Harbor police, under Coxswain Nesbitt, to keep tho Boats away from the danger of accideut threat: enod by the movements of stoain tugs, ‘Thee huvdred private: charge of Lieut, Franklin, of the Minnesota, constituted the Grst lad taken olf, They were placod on hoard the Stevens, which conveyed thein to Redloe’s Island, where they we od in single fle and the roil calied, They were then marched up to the fort onder guard of the Fire Zouayes and a smal! detachment of rogulars, and placed in the quarters assigned them, In the meantime the Saturn took onboard the remain derot th isoners, including the officers. Commodore Barron, dressed in full uniform, came Jast, and the pri- soners under charge of Lieut. Foster were conveyed to Governor's Island, and removed to Castle William under a guard, y No disposition was manifested on tho part of the pri- sovers Lo make any resistances. They appeared gratified with thoir change from the close quarters in the Minne- Sota, a feeling that was equally shared in by the autho- rities of the vessel, who were glad to get rid of their one- rous and inconvenient charge. ‘The officers, veo, seemed in much better sy sed ina very vivacious manner with each other, ‘The interior of the Minnesota has beea much soiled and disarranged by the prisoners, and pai: ters have been sot to work to renovate her. The Munesota will not proceed to the Navy Yard, bat coaland repair where ehe is now anchored, in the stream, preparatory to sailing in the latter part of the week to rejoin the Atlantic blockading squadron, ' THE DEAD AND WOUNDED OF THE SIXTY- NINTH AT RICHMOND. ‘The fol'owing additional list of the wounded and dead of the Sixty-ninth regiment was sent by Colonel Corcoran to Captain J, B. Kirker, in a letter dated Richmond, Va., August 23, 1861:— Bernard Reynold, Company A, log off. Jereraiah Peters, Company A, leg off. Luke Doyie, Company B, leg of. Veary Higgins, Company b, dead, ‘Thomas Martin, Company E, wounded in the thigh, Edward Fitzbarris, Company E, wounded in the thigh. Wm. Powers, Corporal, ‘ Bernard Quinn, Company E the right side Jas. Delacy Ryan, Company E, wounded in the thigh. —— Mutiny, Corporal, Company F, leg off. D. O'Mal'y, Company F, wounded in the thigh. James havo, Company F, wounded in the breast. Edwd. Dalton, Company F, wounded in the thigh. Geo, Balton, Company K, wounded in the thigh. John Hf. Brown, Company I, wounded in the jeg. —— Madagav, Company 1, wounded in the thigh. Jolin Hussy , Kagineer Corps, wounded in the thigh. Richard Fiyan, Engineer Corps, wounded in the thigh. DEATH OF CAPTAIN ELLIS, OF THE SEVEN- TY-FIRST REGIMENT. Captain Julius L. Elis, commandant of Company F) Seventy-first regiment, who had bis foot shatterod bya grapeshot at the battle of Buil Run, died of his injuries in this city on Tacsday last. It appears that mortifica. tion set in upon the wound and terminated his existence. in Bilis was a soldier of much experienco, and was orsaliy beloved by the members of his regiment, as also by his friends in social lise. He was a son of Dr, Fils, who has five other children fighting the batties of their country. His funeral takes place today, and the regiment will parade on the occasion, in accordance with the following order:— SERCIAL ORDER, Hwapquanrers American Garp, Suvusty-yest Recrtent, N.Y. 3. T. Naw York, Sept. 4, . ‘The officers ard members of this regiment are requested. to assemble at the regimental armory, at one o'clock P. AM., to attend as mourners tho funeral of the late Captain Julian F. Euis, Company F, who died of wounds received in the Lite engagement at Bull run, while in the discharge of his duties. Company C, Captain Coles, is hereb tailed to act as escort to the remaits:‘and the folowing officers will act us pall bearers:—Captain D. D. Mesctutt, Captain W. 8. Dunham, Captain B. L. Traftord, Captain E. H. Wade, Licuteuant W. G. Tompkins, Lieutenant 4, R. Livermore. The officers and members of the regiment will appear in full fatigue, with array penta ani white belts. By order of Colonel HINRY P. MARTIN. A. H. Pair, Adjutant. THE IRISH BRIGADE AND CAPT. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER. TO THR EDITOR OF THR HERALD. New Yor«, Sept. 4, 1861. In reply to several inquiries touching my relations with the Sixty-ninth Voluntoers,1 beg, onco for all, to state that I do not intend to accept the Coloncicy of the same. It is true that, a few days ago, I was induced to acquiesce in my name being used in connection with the Colonelvy, with the view of comploting the organization as speedily as possible. Idid so with the expectation, moreover, that the Sixty ninth Volunteers would be, atan carly day, in the field asa component part of an Irish brigade, in which T hoped to secure some position, where, though of in forior rank, my services might prove more useful to th, regiment, tho brigade and the cause. But, although my heartiest exertions will be given to raise and equip tho regiment, T cannot couscientiousiy, and with the approval ot my judgment, promise to accopt the comman of it when ou active service. The reasous which obliged me to decline similar positious, so tlatteringiy offered by ther regiments, hold good with equal weight in the cise of the Sixty-ninth Vojwiuteers, and it would be doing the new regiment an injury instead of a service for me to deprive it of the control and guidance of an offi cer, who, ke my friend Lieutenant Colonel Nugent, for instance, is well qnatified to lead it with distinction. Taere are other poritions of less responaibitity which 1 do not feel myself whoily unfit to occupy, and in one of these, should it be assigned me, I should be glad and proud to serve the regiment... In justice to myself | desire it to be distinetly understood, in conciusion, that 1 have not personally tendered to the War Department the ser vices of the pew Sixty-nmth; that no correspondence has passed between tho authorities and myself on the sub- Ject, and the use of my name in connection with it has Brisen solely from tho circumstances above stated, 1 have the honor to be, very truly, yours, T. F. MEAGHER. The Jewish Feast of “Rosh Hashanah. Last evening the Jewish feast of ‘ Rosh Hashanah,” r, in English, Now Year's, was duly commenced, and will continue to be celebrated by thoseof the Israelitish persuasion at the different synagogues throughout the city during to-day and to-morrow, This festival is looked upon by the Jews as one of the most important in their caigadar, and, therefore, they take the greatest pains to celebrate ® with all the pomp and coremonies peculiar to their belief. The authority for the festival is contained in the twenty-third chapter of Leviticus, twenty-third aid twenty-fifth verses, inclusive. The observance of the «Rosh Hashanah" invariably takes place at or about the poriod of the autumnal eqninoxes, During the three da: on which the ceremonies take place all business is sus- pended by the Jows, who spend the greater por- tion of the allotted time In the synagogues. Ten days from the commencement of the ‘Rosh Hashanali’’ the fast of “Yorn Kippur,” or Day of Atonement, com- mences. The ceremonies in the synagngues on this occa- sien are very imposing, und those w' Participate in ‘them abstain from food or drink from sunsct the day be- fore, remaining the entire day in the synagogues. ‘There are now about forty Jewish pi of worship in this city, and last evening they were all crowded by the devotees of the persuasion. At Rabbi Raphall’s synagogue, tn Greene street, near Houston street, the services were conducted in a very solemn and magnificent manner, com- mencing at P. M. and ending shortly after seven. The Synagogue was densely crowded by the elite of the Jewish fraternity. To day, however, wili be the most important one in the celebration, as Dr. Raphall, Rey. S. M. Isaacs. of the Wooster street synagogue, and Rev. Dr. Fircbell, of the Nineteenth street synagogue, will deliver addresses to their congregations. Knox's Fall Style of Gents’ Hats is now ready. No. 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street, Army and Navy Officers and Soldiersia 1,000 Photographs taken daily; 24 for $1, at HOLMES' Park Gallery, 264 Brondway. Batchclor's Hair Dyc—The Best in the world—Harmiess, reliable and instantaneous. Sold and applied at BATCHELOR’S wig factory, 16 Bond street, Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pres; the best in the world, “Wholesale and retail, aud the dye priva! applied, at No. 6 Astor House. Hits? Hat brown, best in use, by all Uroggists, Dye, Depot No. 1 Dai way strevt, and soid Espenseheid Issues This Day, the Fall styles of geutiomon's Hal N. FAPENSCHETD, Maaufacturer of gonts’ Hais, 113 Nassau strect, or, | Dr. Tumblety’s Pimple Banisher.—Price | $1 per bottie, Sent by mail or express to uny address. Olice 499 Broadway. Barry's Tricopherous is. the Best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beautifying, Cus ling, Clean- ing, Preserving and Restoring the Huir, Ladies, bry it. sold by ull druggists. Trusses—Marsh & © * Radical Cure Truss, No, 1 Vesey street, Astor House, opposite the church. Married, Brryto: [at.—At Jamaica, L. 1., on Wednesday, Sep- tember4, — the Rev, Wa. H. Moore, Bays. J. BRsNTON to Miss Ox) ovra Haun. Jacons—AvRaiams.-—On Thursday, August 29, at Lonis- ville, Kentucky, by the Rev. B, H. Gottholf, Gsoncx W. Jacons, of New York, to Jura, eldest daughter of Joba Abrahams, k’sq., of Lynchburg, Va. ‘Tyson--Oprrt.—On Woinesday, September 4, by the Rey. Dr. Knapp, Mr. Cuas, W. Prox to Miss Lkymusrra Opes, all of this city. Died. Auws.—Oo Monday, Septomber 2, Jacou Aim, in the Toh year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the Danie are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 73 Second avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, ut tive o'clock, without further invitation, ‘The services will bo perform. ed in the Methodist Episeopal church, in Sevouth street, ond and Third avenues, Browy.—In Brooklyn, on Tuvwda; Mana, daughtor of Waistein 3, Brown, Funoral this (Thursday) afternoon at two o'clock, from No, 79 Summit street, BRvxenuore.—At Pollifly, N.J., on. Wednesday, Sep: tembor 4, Any Fuza, wile of Garret K. Brinkerholf, ia the 29th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place on Friday morning, at eleven Coombe the Rey. Mr. Warner's charch, Hackensack, CaNDLER.—On Taesday , Septernber 8, Eurzanrat Crema, wife of Samuel M. Canter and second daughter of the fats Plamen Bail, Bsq., in tho 40th year of hor age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her brother-in-law, John erson, are requested to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of the latter, 40 Weat Thirty-fifta street, (his (Phursday) afternoon, ut mn Taosday ning, September 8, at one late residence, No. 75 Fitch avenue, Joux ar of his age. y are respectfully iuvited to at. . at St. Mack's church, this iu the 620 y ‘The friends of the Cusui tend the funeral serv (Mhursday( morning, at ¢ CoucKs.—On Tar s day Brovikiyn, suddetdy, of disvaso of the heart, Joun O. CORCRS ge’! 28. ‘The fuucral will take place at Casrix.—In the city of Detroi 21, son of L » Anti A. C. Castle, of this city. to-morrow. my Wednestay, September 4, Danie, infant yh and Mary’ Collins, aged’10 months and ‘The friends are requested to attend the funeral), from his late residence, No. 19 Haiwilton street. Concxty.—On Sunday, September 1, Many Corcxry, formerly of No. 16 Cherry street, aged 21 years, from county Cork, parish of Insgarab, Townland Barring, Ire- land; ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atend the funeral, this Charen) morning, between the hours of 11 and 12° o'clock, from South Btroct, opposite Catherine sit Coxe. —On Tuesday, September 8, Exusy, the belo wife of Michacl Cline, aged 26 rs. ‘The fune:a! will take place (his (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'e'ock, from her late residence, ¢91 of Second avenue and Thirtioth strect. Tho friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further notice, Dwygn.—Ou Wednesday evening, September o’cluek; Martiy Dwyer, a native of Stonecarty, Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 48 years. ‘The friends of tho family, and those of his brother at 8 unty Jamos, are respectfully invited Lo attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon,at two o'clock, from No. 158 Pearl street, near Wall, ¥uus.—On Tuesday , September 2, Capt. Juiaus L. Buna, of Company F,Sovonty-fest ent, New. York, aged 24 years, fourth 8p of Dr, 8. C, Ellis, Fricnds and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, at oe Mark’s church, this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Feenaxpez.—On ‘Tuesday, September 8, after a short and severe ilfness, Mrs. MARY EXRNANDRZ, & native county Derry, Ireland, aged 29 years. Mor friends, and those of her brothers, John and Daniel McVy, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at ha:f-past one 0 from her lato residence, No. 19 Hamilton street. New York, Forsyru.—In Jersey City, N.J., on Wednesday, Sep- tember 4, Eucaners Forsvrn, in the 58th year of her age ives. and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two. o’ctock, from the residence of her sister, Mrs, William Ramsey, No. 121 Newark avenue, Jersey City, without further invitation, Gno-8,—On Wednesday, Septermbor 4, Exwa, daughter of Lena and Godtried Gross, age L year, 6 months aut 27 y8. ‘The funeral will take place this (Thuraday) afternoon, atttwo o'clock, frum No, 83 South Seventh stroct, Wit letmsburg. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respect folly invited to attend the funeral without further invita- tion. Keansey.—At Paris, on Saturday, Avguat 17, of typhoid fever, Parmer Kxarvey, late commander of the packet ship Liverpool. His remains wii bo bronght to Now York for inter- ment; of which due notice wi be given. JavinGeTow.—On Monday, September 2, at Whitestone, Long Island, Scuvyizr Livinostoy, in the S8tb year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are respoctfully invited to attend the funoral. from his late residence, No. 36 St. Mark's place, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Services at St. Bartholomew's church, Latayette Place, corner of Great Jones street. Lyor's.—On Tuesday , Soptember $, of consumption, Mr caawi Y. Lvoxs, aged 37 years, 11 month: and 8 day ‘The funeral will take place tha (thursday) morning, at ten o'clock from St. Vincent de Paul's church, North Sixth street, between Fourth and Fifth stre sts, Williams arg. Movoxry.—udden!y, on Tuesday, September 3, Micttart Movoyey, in the 48th year of his age. Ths friends and relatives, and those of his brothers, Thomas-and Patrick G., aro respectfully requested to at tend the funeral from St. Peter's church, Barclay street, on Daursday morning, at teno'’clock. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemotery for interment. McKrvigy.—On Tuesday, September 3, Witstaae Ructow McKinixy, son of Hugh McKinley, agod 2 yoars, 10 months and 6 days. ‘The fiionds and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Crom the residence of his parenis, No. 187 Forsytlwstreet, this (Thursday) morning, at tn o'clock, Morreit.—On Wednesday , September 4, Mrs. Canistiva Monnvit, of paralysis, a native of Sweden, aged 55 years and 9 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-indaw, Richard J. Burr, No. 339 Cherry street, this (Thursday) afternoon , at two o'clock. Monrny.—Ou Wednesday moruing, September 4, after & short and severe illness, Gorce, the eidest son of Patrick and Bridget Murphy, aged 2 years, 2 months aad 13 day ‘The (rieuda and acquaintances of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) aftor noon, at two o'clock, from the residvace of his parents, No. 28@ Wast Thirty sixth sircet. Poor.—On Welnesitay morning, September 4, Fraxk H. Poor, son of Houry and Margaret Poor, agud 24 years. ‘Tho re'atives and Criends are invited to attend the fu neral, from tho residence of his parents, No, 231 Union street, South Brooktyn, on Friday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, > Eastern pipers please notice. Saxps,—On Monday, September 2, of dysentery, Neutie, only child of Henry B. and Sarah M. Sands,aged 3 months and 6 days. Surrit.—Oa Wodneatay, April 10, in latitude 50 8., lon. gitude 80 W., on beard ship Kate Sweetland, from Callao for Gibraltar, Joun Swrta, of New York, of erysipelas ‘aged 20 years, Swrra.—On Friday, Angust 30, O1uven Swu7a, of Penata. awit, Suffolk connty, Long Island, nged 85 years, 7 months bod 22 days. Sravenson.—On Wednesday, September 4, Enrzanera Srevevson, aged 25 years, a native of Rath Keale, county Limorick, Treland. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, from 213 Mott street, near Spring, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Vize.—On Tuesday night, September 3, Eowarp Vien, in the 20th year of his age, son of the Jate Joseph and Anastatia Vizo, of county Tipperary, Ircland, ‘The friends and relatives of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 15 Ludlow strect, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'e! ¥118—In Brooklys, on Wednesday mening, Septem. bor 4, of renittent fever, Frank T., eldest son of Benja- mia F. and Mary A. Wells, aged 7 years, 8 months and 4 days. is remains will be taken to Upper Pachoguc, Long island, for interment. WINES AND Liquors RANDY.—HENNESY'S COGNAC FOR SALBIN HALE aod quarter pipes, cheap for cash, at 55 Stone street, (CVOGNAC BRANDY (HENSESY) FOR SALB CHEAP for cash, in hatfand quartec pipes, at G6 Stone street. FOR SALE—AT ANY PRICE, 15 GALLONS CHOICE Brandy, 17 dozen Scotch ’ Ale, 260 bottles of Wines, Brandies, &c., and a lot of elegant Gas Fixtures, Algo, al a fair price, 250 pounds fine Green Toas, or will sell the entire Store for $400—less than half its value. 517 Ninth avenue, TT AMMER'S FRET AREWED CHAMPAGNE ALE ON } No. 4 John etreet AVERNKEEVERS AND LIQUOR |. dealers in general is respectfully solicited to the Superior quality of Hammer's fresh brewed Champagne Ale. This ale is brewed fresh at all seagons of the year, and the keeping quality of it, especially of such brewod during the most excessive hot weathor, is guaranteed for amy length of time, Charge $12 per hha. .and $6 per Dbi., delivered to any part of the city of New York, free of ex: pense. Payment, cash on delivery. Orders seat to Ham- mer's Brewery, ia Harlem, will be attended to with de- spatch, Apply at AND RETALL AGENT | for tho sale of of the best red ash pnd Lehigit coal, f will sell car; at the Lowost pre s.ble pr ice, and uy retailata lower price than any otiter deaier in he city, Yards o King and Groeawich sivets, | gar 60 Roosey woruer oF New wer MATLMHAW CLINTON, MISCELLANEOUS, TRUSS THAT EVERY RUPTURED ON SHOULD AA. bavo—-WHiTk'S Patent Lever Trags, the latest in vented, itghtest, cheapest and a radical cure of the most positive Kind—now vsed in alf the European armicy: Pamphiois and consultations gratis, No. 482 Broadwa: N ELEGANT ASSOR(ME OF FALL CARVETE A! at HIRAM ANDERSON’S, No, 99 Bowery; English Velvet, Brussels, Three Ply and Ingeain Carpets, Matting, Rugs, Deuggets, Oilclotbs, &e., at a great reduction ia prices. Noto No. 99 Bowery, ILLIARDS,—-BECAUSE RELIED BASSFORD OFFERS $1,000 his cushious will make more true angles than auy others. LACK LAVA EARRINGS AND PINS, TWO DOLLARS and four dollars a set, ut GEO. G. ALLEN’S, 416 Broadway. —BISCOTINE FOOD FOR INFANTS. —DELLUC & CO, would caution the public against @ aparious imitation of their Biscoune, put up in wooden boxes, The genuine is put up only in one pound papers and in one pound bottles, anc each package must have the signature of Delluc & Co., 635 Broadway, near Bleecker street. ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED Joints, and all diseases of the fect, cured without pain or iuconvenience to the patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 760 Lrondway, Refers to physi. cians and surgeons of this city, 'S POWDER AND HIS PILLS All the msect tribe will kill, All genuine Lyou’s Magnetic Insect Powder and Pills bear the fac simile of FE. Lyon. All others are counter- feits or base imitations, Boware of unprineiplod imita- tors. Sold by D.S. BARNES, No. 202 Broadway, aud by all respectable dealers, ss Broadway. TRON@S PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE Rodstead combined, Corner of Warren strect and Price $17 aud $25. 0 SHIPPING MERCHANTS. we SUHIKDAM SCHNAPPS. 20,000 cases of Wolfe's Colobi ated Schiedam Arom: Schnapps for sao iu bond or duty pot up with Ger man, Duteh, Spanish, French and English labols. Shipping ‘merchants can porchaso for the South Ameri. can, Rust India and Kuropean markets, di pred ship at Live pool, London, Rotterdam or Hamby Jess than the New York price, ‘The Schnapps is Well kuown and sells freely in all the markets of the world, For priea, &e., apply to UDOLPHO WOLFE, New York. N, DORREPAAL & CO.,, Rotterdam, BIANCONE, KLEE >, & CO "Hambarg. N LEAVE NOW They aro furnished x, on application to and by EDWARD sport Agent, &e., 271 Broadway , corner S. PASSPORTS.—NO_ PERSON U @ tho United States without one, in thirty-six ho’ 8. Pi LOST AND FOUND. PIANK BOOK 19.25% ON THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS Institution, 644 Broadway, has been lost and pay ment stopped. STON SUNDAY BLACK AND 4 white Now r @ brass coltar; answers to tet ‘Any A who Will to turn bim to 112 Cliaton place will receive $2 reward. N GOING FROM 89 GOLD STREET To THE of Me 7 83 Front strect, a hove drawn by Mes: ‘ardy & Willi chmond, Va., dated March 1, six months, fo xble at the office of C, M.’Fry & Co,’ Pay has been stopped, ‘Tho findor wiil be rewarded by leaving it at tho oflice of Corso, Pratt & Co. , 89 Gold street, ‘T STEAMBOAT WHARF, FOOT OF JAY osT~. L4 streot, North river, on Tuesday’ afternoon, August 4, 4 black enat th Vaisse, with plated ornaments at nds of wire a the back and 1 plate on the rim ocks, A reward of y to Havemoyer, Townsend E NOON, FROM 4 Tweifth street w Sixth avenue and Washinj lice, a pet yellow Canary Bird, with a small dark Spot nour the heat on leit side, It being the gizt of a deceasod ond the finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it inmouiately a& 163 Bleecker et. TON FIUDAY LAST, IN THE HANOVER BANK, poket Book, containing a small sum of money, in — ‘ne $500, o10 $200, one $75—anda small ‘Tho findee will be liberally re- cket book, notes and gold to A BLACK AND TAN SLUT, ANSWERS TO 4 the name of Lau Whoever will retura her to $0 Laurens street will receive $2 reward. TOL ON THE NIGHT OF ‘TH SKCOND OF skp. SS) tomber, from New Village, Long Island,one ¢ ay Horse, long tail, qaite & haavy fo-ctop, no shoes on the hind feet. Any information concerning him will be received at 132 Prospect strect, or New Village, WILLIAM B. GOULD. ___ REWARDS. i LOST, A BLACK » TAN SLUT, v6.1; answer's to the name ot Topsoy. Who- ever will rotarn said dog v0 59 Hammond street, will re- ceive the above reward, 5 REWARD.— STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES 69 Laurens stroct, on Sunday afternoon, a white looute Deg, auswering to the name of Bello. He is ull shaved except the legs and heat. Any person returning him ms the above address will receive the promised “reward, fe REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 2u INST., A KED ry 8 otter Sint; answors to the Lame of Nelly. Any person returning hor to 623 Sixth avenue, or giving ia Poaaahion leading w her recovery, will revsive the above reward = REWARD.—LOST, IN THE EIGHTH AVENUF, +) detwo 2 Phirty-third and Thirty-fourth atrcete, & bak L:c2 Veil. ‘The fador will confer a favor and re. caiyo th» above roward by returning it to 206 West Twen- ly-eighth street, to T. Martino. #10 REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, AUGUST I, in geting inte the Eighth avenne car at © nteat Park, a gold hinting Wacch, 2,786, The ind. er will rec ive the above rewird aut no q tstions asked by returning it to 39 Pencl sty , back office. AA pawn brokers are hereby cautioned against baying the same. 50 REWARI ON TUR HOBOKEN FERRY 9) boat Jai on its trip to New York at $%4 A. M. yesterday, a small package, containing $260 in god coin,” The above reward will be’ pan by retucning the same to No. 29 Huds terrace, Hoboken, or No. 3 Witham street, near Hanover aquare, New York, and no questions asked whatever LOST OR STOLEN, ON THURS. Of August Inst, about iiao o'elock, venue cars, double’ cased gold Watch, haying two sots of movements, made by Jules Jurguson, No. 5,1€8; on the back of the inside case is engraved the name of Hackett, November 7, 1 n wid designate any method by which the watch wili be regained by 1me, I will pay to auch per- son thoabove mentioned gum, JUN K. HACKETT, 561 Broadway. 100 REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, ON SATUR- day night, 31st ult, , from 335 West Twonty- Linch sirect, a package containing between $500 ani $700 in gold and bills. Whoever will cetura said package to the owner, or bring positive proof of tho susp -cted party, will receive the above reward, ARTHUR HAND. LO:T, IN GOING FROM MY NG REWARD be $200 resi ience, taking a Wall streot ferry stage, to Uhe Seamen's Bank, @ Pocketbook, containing $625, in three one hundred collar bills, wwoicties, and the rest in fens and fives. The finder will receive the above reward and no questions asked by returning t! to Mis. Davis, 192 Wavorley place. SPORTING. cI ED AND ARCHER! , , late Werckmoister, 150 Broalway, up A full assortmont of implements for above games constantly on hand, and for sale at moderate pricos, wholesalo or retail, * Price lists can bo had on ap- plication. Orders by mail or express prompt'y attended to. NOR SALR—A SETTER OG, WELL BROKEN; A FALE trial can be had; one Newfoundiand Dog, jet black, ius largest in the city, one pure st. Bornard Dog, of a mammoth sizo, trained Co perfection; one Rassian Blood- hound Bitch, alt apottod, one ttatien Grayhound: ono black and (an Dog. Particular attention paid to the treatment and cure of Diseas:s of ail kinds. No cure, no charge. Dogs ooarded, trained, cropped and trimmed in the featest manner, Address H. Gardner, corner Fiftieth street and Broadway; hours from 10 to's: after 6 o'clock, in the dining saloon, corner Laurens and Broorue streets, ETTER DOG WANTED—MUST BE WELL BROKE. Addresa Herbort, New York Herald office, stating ‘olor and price. ag V ‘ANTED—JO PURCHA:E, AN Al FOWLING PIECE, Any psrson having such a one, with all the ap- purtenances and desirous of disposing of the same at a Tow figure for cash, will pleaso address B. A., box 133 Heraid othice, \ TANTED—A WATCH DOG; NEWFOUNDLAND PRE- VY fer Address, stating lowest price, Ponnereth, Herald offic. YAND—LADIES AND GEN'TS wing prices for their cast off 36 (or Stik D esses, from $3 to $16 ts. A note by prs! peneta wkiel, 14 Seventh av between ca Gicthing: for Coats, from $1 to $ alteuded to by SPORTS, INDE ving thia port, proc pavable thronehont f iasued by G. SCIAMIUT & COL, kucopean La. kare aad No. tarivs Vublic, No. 1 Chambers street, )TRAVELLE pe (oe TEMBER 5, 1861. Ladies attended to by | SON WD VAN INFORMATION OF 39 of Julius Moyors (17 yoars of ogo, who OIF Lhe steamer Croton’ whic ol Long Branch, on 4¥, September 2, 1561, and whose deveriplion is as ive fect five inchos high, biack hair, wore st white shirt, white | inerino undershirt, nockile, 8, White’ stock Ings and Loos; Ln't wm silver ey wach, with god | chain, gold ring with eameo sione:) to hi Lode Tents al 41 Division street, Now York, Will receive a re- ward of $10. LYHEL—« Bein pants and y your IMPOSSIBLE. nuded, have bee NUFF Y FULVIL MY whor JOUN, RACK.--I WAS ON THE BOAT WE AGREED ON Where wore your [think (he train did not connect, IT would like to see you very much, Hease answer through “Personal, NEW WORLD, |. W, A®**.—ARE YOU WELL? 1 AM ANX- tous ta know, as T have uot reovived @ Lotter since you left, Now ia mother? dpe , of Brooklyn. aU gagqment, Ploaso write wo me whou and NEORMATION WANTED—OF JOLIN B, CORNELIA, James Cornclia or Mary Thoniaa, wife of Henry ‘tho Mas, heirs at law of Peter Cornelia, formerly of Now York city. Address Theo, F. Jackson, attorney at law, corner of First and South Seventh sireots, Williamsburg, Kings county, N.Y. N ISSING, SEPTEMBER 2—CRARLES GALLAGHE Five feet nine inches in height, Ghirty-flve years of Age, durk cow plesion, dark hair, aud tall around, “ANY porson giving taferm Ul coufer a fayor on his adllictod ouverneur st. FIND AN ANSWER TO HER lotter in the Broadway Post office. wnmT3, O, 15, TB, 78, 48, 50, 74, ST, 10, 52, 26, 78, 8, RG ANTED~INFORMATION OF MICITAKL — O'NEIL suppos»d to bs in tho city of New York) by his ’ nother, Britget O'Neil, 726 Green street, Phil adelphia, y ILL, THE EXPRESS MAN, WHO TOOK A CARPET Bag froma tiely at the comer of Evistoenth sircot and Fourth avenue, on Saturday, ple deliver it imine nond street, fourth house fvoia Fultun ave. MATRIMONIAL, YOUNG MAN, OF UNDOURTED CHARACTER, pleasing im. 8, Well educated, and with a com ey of this workl’s’ goods, quaintines of a young lady of ple pished and bandae ily would p friends. One nner’, accom: fer that she would he above re. lore, box titi quisites and wanting to marry, can address T 160 Herald office, for wo days. ATRIMONIAL.—A YOUNG GERWAN GENTLEMAN rous Lo mako the aequaintinee of a lady not of age. ond looking. Money no object, no is stifticient to live comfortably. Herald office “SHIPPING ALMANAC FOR NRW YORK 5 34 ( MOON NE 8. eve — — 62) man ws eve 8 05 nN AAAI, endl WARN Port of Now York, Septem 4er 4, 1361. Address Ernest, NEWS. pay. SON RISES, SUN Sits, Ship Nopt enrey Ship Prima Donna, Herriman, San Pew Ship Havre, Askins, IM Bark Ferdinand « Fun t peels fi ae ae Bark Speedwell, Eldridge, Marse atte Ahdover (ir), tapreliey I Brig Abby P Fenno, Lynch, St age Bele Maguet, Santorn, Se Joti, NFP Schr Planet Use), Kenney, Halitag—A Smithers & Schr Margaret A (Br), Larson, StJohn, NB—-A Smithers ri a. Sciir M Plater, Blizzard, W ~J W McKee. Schr Suwassett, Taper, New . Solir Atuerict s, Water, Philadelpliia~ Shr Greenwood, I Bele J Anmack, Schr BN Fox, Brice, ctrie Tait, Haskell, Port and—ai Kehr Phwbe E tvaheth, Smith, Boston —Mastor Sehr Isabrila, Faulklia, Be S$ hr iM Wright, Kishor, Sohr JL Darting,’ Smith, Sehr Water Wit Schr SN Hall Blo M no's Favorite, Emmerton, San Franciseo—Win T isco—Sutton & Co. Br n 0 vis (Dutel), 2, iting, Amstertam— Ines Nickerson, Masier, Yan Brant & Stagh\. D ta Steamet », Loveland, lean nditt, Maltimnore, . Washington. ARRIVED, US gunboat Wrandotte, Com Baldwin, Fort Pickens, Aug 2, via Key West 28h. hip Neptun (Brem), Bahle, Bremen, 40 days, in ballast, to Mullor & Krager, Bark tHouaton, Shei Wakeman, Dimob & Co. Schr Flying Drazen (of Hingham), Taylor, Baracoa, Aug 22, with fruit, (o Thos Gilmartin, st inst, @ nules E of Cape Aatieras, savy a suspicions lookin sehr to leeward, ta full chase of us, but a good breeze biowing at the time we ma. aged to get clear ‘of her, chr Joseph M Lane (of Gloucester), Poole, Fort Pickens, Aug 1, vin Key West, in ballast, to master: No date, olf Cape Hatteras, Was boarded from US steam frigate Susque Cardiff, June 23, wlth coal, to ah, Behe if Middieton (U8 prize), Kempf, Charies carse of naval storca; was bound to Liverpool, aid off Chartenton Aug 21 by US sloop Vandal'n, Sehr C Taylor Bd, Nickerson, Elizabetuport for Chatham, | o Pornambuen, with 75 ap 2580 wh (and tho blubboe yh Loken’ on the vaxange) on vowed; dent home 00 Toe bone, rk John A Robb (late of Fate- muel Chase, MeGuira, huinp- kk Lagrange, Golding, disg carge bal At Pernambuco Aug 1, bay into a Be be Tiparte at, having Gprung hin w heavy gale ol Roderiques J Young Fu ag, NB. 20808 wh, va o8F BY 2s LOGO Ey A totter from Capt Pierce, of back Gearge & le porl, reports her at St Helena duly 15, with ioarr he _SrokcimGi Kederique, June 20," sa Smith, Ni, 40 sp since Inaving Mauris Gruuinger, do, 2 whs since do, Spoken, &c. ‘eriyy from Hoxton for Melbourne, Sulg 0 5p BOD ve Fpatt bi fs Minerva Smyihy j bark Millwood, Ship Oxendridge 21, tat 1845 N, ton Se eth fi ashing, Pinmer, from Boston for Hong John Dan th vtchkins, from Boston for Batavia, Ju eninge: ‘peddia, from London for Catoutta, May ki ap hip Ugrauniial Freeman, from Akyab for Liverpool Jule Ship Svein Fearing, Neweomb, from Onega for Bristol, By Ang 13, Ine $5 68, ton 8, Sip Webfoot, Hedge, from Liverpoot tor NYork, Aug 6, Owe bata ates Alexander, from Liverpool for Pugwauby Lip Puan tush: Warvan, troua ft John, NB. for Hon fleur, Plat ALM, lon 06 24. re . Bik Wa Wilton Humor, fom Liverpool for NYork, Aug is Ford, from Bangor for Liverpool, ms Hia2 80, lon 60, ) Edwards, ‘honoe for Rio Janetro, July 7, lat 8M Foretgn Ports. Astwrer Aug He-Arv Julia Cobbs, Staples, Genoa; 20th, M Mitziait, N¥ork, Elizabeth Hamilton, Harding, for New York ¥ Jn port Lith, oan Aug 19—Arr Phoenix, Brogger, St Stephon, NBL WDROSSAN, AE Phoenix, Brogger, s op, Sulzinh, Faith, Kenocy, Genons ata, ey’ lng, "thuvlows 1 Barsvor, Aug 21—In the Channel, Dacotah, Resse, from Archangel, for orders, Sid 22st, Grotto, Wood, NY vu: z BaeMeRitave, Aug 18—Arr New York (3), NYork: Panay Kirebner do; ain, Senator Lxew, NOrleans, “Bld tid, Tulse JF Spencer, Dole, NOrieana, 8 port bark Homer, Rowe, from Mat e eit, for NYork 8 daye 3 0 Just arr, to load for do. : i, and Mark Ye |. Southampton, Jamon, tor Be ear cla f md NOrleans. ‘am, Sec bam, from do; St Murk, Cal, were probably at tho Chine ey, fran 'do (ait ot U chs) Dunarsnss, Avg 20—O, WR Beebe, Crawford, from Ante werp lor Leghorn, Daan, Av » London (and ald for urd, do (and wid for do), Sik Crosby, Calais and + Vustport, t Skolleftes, for Ontizg ox, St Lucia for Ant ath, Beas nth, Biatr, Dant Newport, Grah * Polley, Na Me Croustadi tor Le Almira Cooiubs, Detukwater, da Cor Newport, ALMOUTH, Pioneer, Mouteomery, Rangoon, Sid 19h, Elwin Pye (team Sunderland), Hong Rouge Off do 20th, Latta ookh, Reed, £ weastle for Genoa, hiney, Sttohn, NB, r, NYork; att, ‘Chivord, N¥ov kes sour,’ Hugher, Ate Reaper, Hivtp! 4 i ve Tal brig Guisappina, Napolt, Now Sweatiand, Thayer, Callan (and aid 4, Power, NYork pra Now Yo tnd W 6th, St Thomas, or, Palmer, Boston, Arr at Cuxbavea 13th, Ocean Traveller, Boardman, Ha- yan York for Valontia Mavnw, Ang 19—Are Lacy Elizabeth, Ntokels, NYork; Tm- maeulat re, Vortine, and Ajace, do: T J. Kover, Day, "Tri icy Devereaux, Saga; 2th, Swalow, Nor snd Maliion, Hod td 4 20th, Si Thoma, do, u HIFAX, Ang 23—Cld bark Ben Dorrance, Si s, Aug d7—Arr F Arthemius, 1) lyahatinon, | a iis af ae , Alig M—Arr echra Helen Mar, Nickerson, * Siotnut, Pottad Slt 8th, sehra, i, Anna Maria, Hartick, New York via Aug 20—Arr Anglo Saxon (8 » Vier and Tim ur, Johnses don, ohn J Boyd, Spa d tah, Br Quebee; Colom NYork: 2st, Gol San Francisco, JG Dewhler, Young, Mile fahah, Bunker, Portland; 22d, City ‘of Baltimore Miramichi: Qt, Lookout, New York; Isaac Weub, Nork; Hasox, Smith, Porte A ‘ork’; John ‘Leslie, Phitadeiphin, pectllesy Entored (or dg 20th, Enoch Traln, Burwell, Boston; Thos Watson, Allen, Cliantwons Fidetia, Bessling, NYork; Qlat, wit wabin Mryan', do; Jenale Beuls, Crocker, Boston (change INDON, A. Libby, Bishop, Metis; William Woudbury, enay; Bist, Ttichard’ Basteed, d hell, Ra Howes, Boston; Cat titay V NYork; Loyal ‘Scran- Ui Suh Ellen Foster, Robinson, Cardy? and NY Pid 2th, Biter Foster, Robinson, CaraUf and NYork (and sl from 12st): Maveppa, Weeks, Cardi and St Paul de neers Lordi ner t Tava eet and Para, Ud OEM ards 2th, bardson, Lewis, for Melbourne, Lizann, A &-—Oi!, Highland Chief, Weeks, from Lon- iycotta, Avg (8—Arr Liberty, Avevy, N¥o ere, Havana and Fainiouth, B.C Bid J3th, Fanie Hamilton, Wass, N hip Sebastoy o, out Frauk Haynie, Randall, Bare don ( M phlrxount, Aug 20—Sld Sarah B James, Clark, St Joha, Porttano, Aug 21—Sid from the roads, Belie Bernard, Coombs (rom Neweantie), Cadlz, QUEENSTOWN, Aug 19—Arr Comet, Rogers, Cardenas; Text- an, Coombs, Porto Rico, Ransoon, June 28—In port ship Wild Ranger, Chane, for Falmouth 10 days, Sutera, Aug 2i—Arr Conqueror, Boutelle, London. pair, Ang l&—Are Blova, Walllt, NYork, is, NK, Sept2—Arr ship Sebastian Cabot, Watt, ld’ AugSl, ahipe Oovalier, Amesvuer’ Lines, ian, Chapman; Emily A Hall, Weat, and Bd ark Dundaik, Klerman, New Yorks al Mats ‘rome. do. Sueptae, Anj v #hips Geo Hurlbut, Masson, aud Nia para, Lawrence 1 Aug lo—Arr Horace @ Bell, Murchie, Cayenne, Aug i—1n port bark Franklin, Mt hell, for Bom ‘sch Kusbee, Long, for NYork few days. ass. Schr J Tinker, Thurston, Ritzabeth port for East Cambridge. Schr Fannte Hazard, Viiberts, Elizabetipart Cor baat att ford. Sobr H Baker, Webbor, Wiscasset, 5 dayg, Schr Montezutnn, Hawes, Brovin Sanys. Sebr Hardscrabb'e, Pack: ard, Providence, 2 days, ). Clark, Hartford, Schr Ewen for Portiand Sloop funniny, thport for Catakill. Sloop @ A Jolinson, Wicks, Elzabethjort for Bing Sing. Sloop Exaily Wilson, Smith, Etabethport for Far Rocka way. Steamer Quinebaug (U 8 transport), Loper, Washington, nn ballast Steamer Thos Sparks (U 8 transport), Green, Washington DG, in ballast, r b Linens Seneca (U § transport), Alien, Washington, DC, in allan, Steamer Marina, Crosby, Baltimore. Steamer Artisan, € 6, Battimore. wor, Philadelphia, aw, Ihiladelphia, a ron, Trenton, Steamer Westchester, Jones, Providence, BELOW, ane (of Bath), Chaney, teem Liverpool, Juty 12, Hale, from Liverpoo! , unknown. SAILED. nd_James Foster, Jr, Liverpool; iy, Havre; brigs New York, Rio tata (Brem), Port au Piatt; Laura (Br), Foruian Coumenck ov New Youk—During the month of August just past $36 vessels have arrived at this pert from foreign ports, During the same period 422 vessels cleared at our Custom House for foreign destinations. Srip We Tevet was still burning on Tuesday evening, the fire being forward among some oval, Three streams of water were ptupon it, The wrecking schrs Norma and Ringgold are ide with sleam pumps, which whl be put on board the W ‘48 800n as practicable for the purpose uf pumping her out. Rane Joseru Maxwuut-—Cientuegos, Aug2—The bark Jo- weph Maxwell, from Philadeiphia for YP ihy Pn cap. tured 6th inst, 'and brought here by an otticer and’ five men from the privatver steamer Sumter, Her cargo consisted of provisions, four, tobacco, rice, lard, ke, The Governor gave orders to have tue bark proceed to sea within 24 hours after her entry in conformity with the laws of neutrality reeog- nized by the Spanish govern As the prize master joxt | | boh his anchors, he ran the bark ashore about 25 miles to | the windward of this piace, and, then aband.ned. subsequently sent to Havana to be dealt with | the law of nations in wuch cases made and provided. marine authorities of thix piace succeeded in getting the bark avioat, brought her into port, and deposited her cargo in the Custoin House atores, Yo his excellency the Governor, th may ne atthorisies, with the co-operation of H.C, Majesty hr thanks are due and hereby offered by the own- ers of the bark. Coutistor—Schra Samos H Stroup, from Philadelphia for Boston, and Mountain Eagle, from St John, NB, for Philadel- phia, were fu calitsion n ght of Bist ult. The J ICS tost bow. sprit, jibboorn and_all attached, with part of head and stem. "ae ME put into Holmes? Hole, as before reporten). Purtavecrura, Sept 2~At the Instance of Wm B Thomas, E wetor of this pork, the bark Benj Haltett, loading for ache Geo W'Hynson (3 masts), which cleared this morning tor Boston, with 400 tons of coal on board, were seized this morning, About one-hulf of cach vease! is owned in Charies‘on, Corexwacen, Aug 17~The Kronns, from St Petersburg for the Ciyde, reports having ween dismasted apparentiy an ‘Kine. oan sip, Ang 6, abont 40 mies from Hoborg, Gothiund, ith the boats of aacnr and a brig alongside; 2 miles SW of the wreck saw a number of 34uch pine planks, supposed to be the deck load, Guxenocx, Aug 20—The Am ship William, of Boston (US), has put to séa without waiting for the decision of the Lord Advocate respecting the affray on board (as before re Anew crew was ahipped on Friday night, and about LAM on Baturday she was towed ont of the river without the know: ledge gf the fiscal or other authorities, An additional preeog- ‘was forwarded to the Lord Advoeate yesterday, but as | ip has lett tt is likely that the matter will drop. Capt | ward ia going about, and the biack seaman in the In- fircanry is geiting rotnd rapidly, Gortexnunc, Aug i6—The Am ship Ocean Pearl, Keazer, from Getie for’ London, haa been stranded near Ocregruad: Asicamer which was passing made an mnsuccessful atiompt to get her off, end. the waster went to Stockholm, engaged a | steamer, and left for his ship on the 18th, Livenroot, Ang 22~The J G Deshler, from Milwaukee Ww rivet at Liverpool leaky, having beenaground te fale; il is feared the cargo is damaged. Q stows, Ang 20—The Goldfinch, frem New York, and | | the Comet, fron Curtenas, which arrived here on the 18th and 1th ively, have been towed to wharves (0 diss | on, cargo and uniergy repairs. Ateain derrick Dirlgo lias returned from the luck W. pn Rockaway Beach, bri mnachinery, snip Ooean Telegraph is now on the great Balance dock | irs, She will be stripped, reeaulked and newly cop avek of | ng from List says the oan, Engh Oya Whatemen. | Avgiti, back Emerald, Plorce, Arctio | saleof bark Manne) vate terms, ty anil | tons, bulit in | We not i { Arr at New Bedford seniinie American Port. , Sept t—Arr barks Edward Everett, H f. bralinrs Allan, Bartett, gNeweustle, Es brl Grane ae 2 Sara wr, Lord, aud Orinoco, Nash. sehrs Vashi Sharp,'Haley; Alert, Champion? 4; Hib sents dole pe oe ‘k, Barnes; ae “2H! , Reed; under, Bor i EI Thatcher; ‘Thera (, Sinith; Jamen Alderaices Stites tae » Stiteas In'd, Yorng: Juhn B Dailey, Hart; Robt Corcon, High, and Richard Hil, Nash, Philadelphia? MA Gould,’ Phitbroak; ‘Ala Garduer; Saran shzaboth, Kelley; Only Son, Baste man; Harp' Kelley; ‘Halcyon, ‘Lime burner, and Mo lizabethport; ‘Albion, Holbrock, J, ie C n ‘t 1 ag Pakes #inp Fiying Chiiders, Horton, NYork; Uarkw Ema Cashing. Carter, Buenos Ayres; Addison Ubild, Smith, Philadelphia, to load for River fa Plata; N Noynten, Miller, NYork; Volun= teer, Gorham, Brewer, Me, to lead for Fort Jefferson, Flag brine Nuntasket, Warren, St Thomas; Canims, Pinkham, Now York; schrs © Hail, Lawson, and Alabama, Vangilder, Phi- Inde} 1 Townsend, Widiams, do vie Gloctester; Hee Jen Mar, Tothill, NYork; K Gilillan, Smith, and vamee B Johnson, Huntley, Philadelphia, Std steamer Kensington, ship Jobin & Aivert; burks E Cushing, and RB Walker, BALTIMORE, Sept 2~Air Brem ship Ocean, Kir re. Rremen; achr Jamestown, Neal, Philadelphia tor "Key Weak, In distress; New Jersey, Vanheman, Boston, cid bark ‘Washington, White, RioJaneiro and a mkt; sehrs Maryland, Bonner, West Indies; Louisiana, Mitchell, Demarara. BRISTOL, Sept 1—Arr achra Chase, Mills, aud J M Parker, Petree, Hore, ne el compe Harvest, ieee er it Baiatel Ferry ist, scr Wm Collyer, Rainer, NYor EDGARTOWN, Aug 2—Arr echrs @ Hot wat, (nwetrd Pht om hia; Sint, Ase Eldridge, Conklin, do; Richard Bul- Winkle, from the W bound E; Bengal, and Connecticut, Jo do. Sit Sept 1, schrs Kichard Bulwinkle, Bengal, and Con beet it. (10 port Sept 2, schrs Asa Eldridge, G Hoffman, and Cline PALL RIVER, Aug Sl—Arr sehr Lady Adams, Hadwin, New York; sloops1 H Borden, Collins, and Wm D Mangum, ‘Thrasher, do. sept i-SSidschr. Sea Bird, Chase, NYork, having repaired, Sohrs D Brown, and MC Durtee, Crowell, reported ald Stat ult for Alexandra, changed their destinauon, and ad or Picion. Tee ee trachrs 3 LSimmons, Godfrey, and. Minerva, Jeffer- ladelphia; Richard Borden, Arnold, and Adele Feil« cin, Cartwright, Elizabeth port. HARTFORD, Sept 2—Arr schr 1 8 Curtis, Clark, Rondout. Sia Int, schrs F Hall, Russell, and D Kahn, Miner, New Yor! 2A atearner Madge, Wilcox, Philadeiptia, KEW BEDEOKD, Sept 2—Arr tchrs Jumes H Stroup, Foa- ter, Philadelphia fof Honton; John Tilton, Edwards, Phila delphi, _ Sid scht Hardace.bble, Packard, NYork, NEWPORT, Aug 31~Arr brig Billow, Hodgdon, Providence or NYork. Tt Loker achre John Tilton, Kdwards, Philadelphia for NBedtord (and sid. 2d); Amunda; Torrey, Rockland for New: York; Bobt 8 Bell, Mills, Vina haven for do. ‘Arr schca Sura &'Paylor, Witets, wud Ontario, Van- (der, Pahidelphia: Baran Loulra, Dayton, Rockland for Ryork: Triton, Free, Bangor for do; sloop Proof, Glam, Tyler, NYork ‘for Boston (und wld); Sd, sehr Louiaa H Endtt cot, Leas, Philadelphia; sloop Fashion, Young, Providence for NYork. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3—Arr schra § A Appleton, Stan- wood, Pictou; Redington, Clark, Rockport; Ann $8 Cannon, N port; H Staples, Gibbs, Nied.ord; Anna B ond A Hale, Wiiah NYork. Gad hip Lane turd, 1 Jute, Dyer,’ Portis ine, Yorke, Lewis, Yorke, Portland: Reeoue, Pettingill, Gardiner: A Core dery, Babcock, Salem; G W Hynson, con, Smabis ME Smith, Smith; bet H bien Fen ' all; rs; P Boice, Adains; LP Pharo, hentia eat ‘rsop, Boston CA Stetson, Rien, P town; DB Steelmai, Scuil, Medford; A Shephetd, T Somerset; CM Neal, Godftey, Chelaca; WD Cargill, Haw: king, and Alex Bine, Cro’ Norwich; WL Dayton, Hand, Providence; Jesse Willlarton, Winsmore, Boston: Caroline, Vox, Exeter, Nit; The ship ‘Tuscarora, for Liverpool, went seu 21, ut 8 AM. oro TLAND, Sept 2~Arr steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, York. NPROVIDENCE, Sept 2—Are schrs Boston, Brower: L An depried, Bartlett; James House, Spragg; Ettzabeth, Brown: D G Floyd, Rackeit, and Volta, Brooks, Philace!p! A Hildreth, Gi r, Kilzabethport; Gen Marion, Oxborn: Mexico, Burdick, Roudout; Wi ruzyck, Contin, N ker, ‘ort nope Alida, Si d0'L, obinsor, Billard, Cape M Sinksione Aties, Mork. Sid schrs Jowas. Spi ke, Toma P 8 Lane, Seawa Iphia Fountarn, Hew 7 Aut Be rt $05 3 rolt, Titus, N York; sloope David Sands, Bradbury, ive, Smith, do. i : -Arr steamer Peliean, Wiliame, NYork; sehrs Yonkew Deoale, Van Cleaf, and Maria Jane, Ace, Alexandris; Han~ nab, Willeis, Parson; A Meson, Ryan; Caroline Ay Bowker; Charies A Greiner, Young; dames Martin, # John Beatty, Sharp, and Kila, Donghty, M bet 3; Monme ;oTYV 7 { Maria Loni, cummings, vy Sarah © Wallets Philodelphing Mary Kingsland; Arust, Porters Fmina A Waish, Prt i, a Muara, Donovan, und Gen T: Jones, NYork. 8: Bia: kmaa, ¥ w fry, Philadely Bush, NYork, PORTSMOUTH, Av 29~Are schr Rockingham, Talpey chr Thos Jeverson, Kenny, 1, T..ton, Philadelphia N PERKITORY At Teckalt Jot nto Homey. 0. AY abt J Aly 3d, siuip Starlight, Rowes Car Ned NYork, bo