The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1861, Page 3

NEWS FROM THE REBEL STATES. AFFAINS AT CUMBERLAND GaP. ‘The extra of the National Union, wabiished at Winches- ter, Ky., which has been sent you by telegraph, startled us trom 'the apathy into which we had fallen frou # sur- felt orn lack of news toexcite us. An idea got into the heads of many-here that the invaders were mot as. much to be feared as at first thought, aud later information gre the foe to be friends from the loyal mountaius of essee, who, in accordance with a preconéerted plan, ‘had marched to Kentucky to aid-in securing the: arms in- tended for them. A similar movement, on a smaller seale, had previonsly takes Besse on he, Bulky cor: respondent of the Louisville Journal, from w! am permitted to make the extract, save, under date of the 6th inst., that the ‘village of Barbouraville bad been in a state of the wildest excitement since about twelve o'clock yesterday, at which time sixty Kast 'Ten- negseans marched in, Dearing at the headof their ranks: the Stars aud Stripes. They were welcomed by our peo- ple with loud and continued shouts of enthusiasm and . In addition to these,’ adds the writer, “there are about one iaeniry in Whitby county, and more of them ex] lily.” “hart ir news ot this movement has not yet reached us thin (Monday) morning. We have telegraphic communi- cation with (hat point of the country, but the press has’ meither special nor regular agents there. It is understood that 7,000 more guns and two cannon through Lexington on Friday night last, intended the troops at Bryantsville, and to be conveyed to the Gay The plans of the rebels in the mountains are not known, ‘The Knoxville (‘Tenn.) Regiser says that volunteering for the Southern army in‘East Tennessee is going on briskly, Upto Thursday list that paper reports the acceptance of six cavalry companies, all well mounted and equipped. They were stationed at Camp Cummings, consisting of Doth the old partics, Union men as well as secessionists, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORAL TICKET JN MISRISSIPPI. Last Friday a Convention of the Mississippi Legislature was held at Jackson ato recommend a ticket of Electors to east the vote of that State im the coming Presidential election. Four were nominated for the State at large and one from each Congressional district. ‘The action of the Convention was éutirely harmonious, though eoakiees of who differed widely upon old issues. ‘The Elec- tors for the State at large are Hons. H.C. Chambers, of Call E. P. Jones, of Sunflower; Robert 8. Hudson, of Yazoo, and ‘D.C. Glenn, of Harrison, For tho five dis- trigis the following were appointed in the order natued:— J. Fred. Simmons, of Panola; Jeiferson Wilson, of Ponto- toc; James Drane, of Choctaw; T.C. Tupper, of Madison, and P. 8. Catchings, of Copia: ‘THE INDIAN ALLIES. Woe learn from Colonél Garrett, says the Memphis Apread, that a company of Creek’ in tho upper part the Nation, have gone to the assistance of the Gheroxees, who have suffered from the Kansas rob- ders. It is eid that they are building a fort on the neutral lands belonging to the Indians, near the Kansas Hine, and the Creeks and Cherokees, we think, will make the place too hot for them, It is an intrusion upon their soil; besides, the Kansians have already the possession of 800,000 acres of land belonging to the Cherokecs—a strip of land for which*the Cherokees ald General Juckson, in 1885, $500,000, out of the $5,000,000 which they received for their lands in Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and North Carolina. SOUTHRRN NAVY. Commodore Tatnall, who is forming the nucleus of a navy at Savannah, Ga. , invites proposals for the construt tion of five vessels of about 160 tous each for the Confede- Pate service. PROM PENSACOLA. ‘The Mobile 4: ‘says that on Saturday night, the $4 inst., one of the harbor police boats was chased by five ship's launches of the enemy, who, it is thought, eame [rom the dry dock, now anebored midway between Santa Rosa Island and the Navy Yard. Tho steamer Nia- gers, or Wabash, which arrived at the anchorage a day ‘or two previous, sailed Monday evening to the south- weat, probably for the Mississippi station. AUGUSTA ATSENA\ A large number of operatives are now employe’ at the pe beri (Ga.) Arsenal manufacturing cartridges, balls other munitions of war, which are scent to the differ- ‘ent points of the confederacy—to Richmond, Pensacola, Savannah, Charleston, &c. amount of work of this sort daily done thero is prodigious. The Arsenal at Au- gusta la to bomade the principal ammuuition depot for Confederate States. A TROPHY FROM MANASSAS. Captain A, Larose, of the Bienville Rifles, has seut home toHon. 8. P. Do Labarre, of New Orleans, the flagstaff and tasacl of the New York Fire Zouaye regiment, which will be presented to the Sons of the Louisiana Association, at the request of the captors. SUPERINTENDENT OF ‘THR. 1.0AN. Mr. J. D. B, DeHow bas been appointed superintendent- in-chief of the cotton, provision and general supply loan, The government could not have aclected a man better qualified to fill the post. He is well known to the country aa the able editor of the Review which bears his name, and which has cver been one of the foremost and most able advocates of Southern rights and Southern institu- tions. He was Superintendent of tho Censtis of 1860 ; is a man of much. statistical knowledge, of general informa. tion, of extensive acquaintance, good scholarship, and more than all, is very popular with the planting interest of the South. ’ It is gratifying to hear of the appointment to office of such a zealous, uncompromising, thorough. going Southerner as Mr. DeBow. NEW COTTON. The steamer Mary ., which arrived at New Orleans on Sunday week, brought down the first bale of cotton of this season's growth. It was from the plantation of Aylett Buckner, Tensas Parish and delivered at Nulchez to await, with many other thousands of balea, the wpen- fag of the seaports of the Sonth, PH OF LILUTENANT MANGUM. Lientonant W.'P. Mangum, son of Hea. W. P. Mangum, of North Carolina, wHose'tife was supposed to have hoen saved in the great battle by a Biblo in his vest, from which the ball glanced, has sinee died of his injury’. NEGROES BURNED. Five negroes, at the instigation of two white men, mur- dered Mr. Gibson, an overseer in Monrec county.’ Ala., om the 24th ult, They were tried before Judge Lynch) who rendered a verdict of burning at the stake, which ‘was put into execution. SEIZURE OF THE PAMLICO. The New Orleans Delia says that, in pursuance of orders received there from Mr. Secretary Mallory, the coast steamer Pamlico was taken possession of on Tuesiay for the Confederate service, by a detachment of the Conti- Mnental Guard. NEW COTTON. ‘The etoamer Mary T., which arrived at New Orleans on. Bunday week, brought down the first bale of cotton of ‘this season's growth. It was from the plantation of Aylett Buckner, Tensas parish, aad de'ivered at Natchez to awajt (with many other thousands of bales) the open- ing of the seaports of tho South, few cotton, the first of the season, from Shelby county, ‘Tennessee, was received at Memphis on Tuesday, MESSRS. ARNOLD HARRIS, M'ORAW AND ELY. (From the Richmond Peapatch. Augist 29 | We. that several members of Cony ant other, Influential and prominent gentlemen are in favor of the release of these individuals. Certain corresponden:n of Mr, Harris’, written inthe month of April to frien’s in New Orleans, proving him to be a friend to the Syuth, has been laid before the authorities. It has never Ween pretended that Harris did anything more than comm\t an indiscretion and place himself in vn equivocal attitucle by approaching our lines without a flag of truce, secs in- directly for the buty of Seerctary Cameron's brother, His letter to General Beanrogard was couched in terms ill-ealeulated to forward bin in the business upon which he bad come, and his *‘neutrai” position ierein claimed ly admitted, eceing that he came from the enemy's country on the errand he did. But an example baving been set, and the dignity of this government vin- dicated, we may let Mr-Harrig go, THE FAYETTEVIELE ARSENAL, the Wilmington (N. C.) Journal 1 We learn that movements are cn foot, ani will. be con- gumiriated a soon as possible, to render the Fayetteville arsenal a complete armory‘und arsenal of construction. ‘The hands are now busily engaged altering the oft fint Jock and steel juto percussion muskets. Two large steam engines are to bo constructed at Richmond to furnish power with which to carry on the heavy work of tho ¢s- tablishment, Everything can be in place and in full working order some time in the present year. Of course the machinery and the workmen will not stand idle in the meantime, but will carry on cperation to the full extent of the power and capacity of the establishment. We re- gret io learn that ove of the workmen from Harper's Ferry, a gentleman whove namo wo forget or did not learn, having gone on trom Fayetteville for bis family, which he had left at the Ferry, has been arrested by order of General Banks, He \s spoken of aga very worthy and usefu}. man, RIOTOUS REBELS. Wo regrot to learn, says the Richmond Whig, that the Fourteenth Alabama regiment, Colonel Fry, encamped near the reservoir, has been injuring private ‘the neighborhood to au unparalleled extent, W day saw a petition to Congress from one of the suilorers, asking redress, and. representing tho damage sustained by hig to be not less than $2,000. The attention of the Secretary of War has been called to these outrages, but a remody has not yet been applied. CAPTAIN HOLLINS. ‘The Algorine (la.) Ne is informed that Commo- dore Hollins, who was engaged in tho capture of the St Nicholas, in the Chesapeake bay, is to succeed Comm dore Rousseau at New Orleans, ‘who has been orde wo Richmond to take chargo of the Bureau of Construction. PROMIBITION OF SOUTHERN EXPORTS. An jmporiant commercial regulation, says the Rich- mond Rnguirer, las been adopted by the Confederate Congress in Its ctiactment of the exten: f the prohi- dition Of the’ export ition of cotton, except thr Confereraty ye The extension covers rice, molasses and syrape. The p: reigar, ition I to he cov tinued during the existence of the blockade, and fs fortified by Revere penalties, amounting to five or imprisonment of the person «violating the saime, and the forte: vituro to the government of any steambvat or railroad exr engaged in the transportation of these staples to an illegal port. KILLING UNITED STATES MARINES. {Freon the Cotymbus (Georgia) Eun, August 19.) Two gentlemen from Watton county, Alabama, report that on Wednestay last. a boat's crew of twenty men, with one offeer, caine on shore at the head of the narrow in Choetawhatchio Bay, fir the purporo of procuring beef for the fleet. ‘fhe Molitgymers cavalry were waittig for them. The captain of the'cavairy ordered them to halt fivo tines, which being digrogarded, the cavalry fired upon then, kiiding the eutire\party. They then destroyed the boat. \ AVPEAMANGE OF THE CONFEDRRATE MONEY, The Nashville Banaer isos the foliowing notice of the Honfederate Treasury notes— : Financially speaking, thors noes will no doubt be found preferable to mueh OF our preeents payer currency; but, mechanically view it, they aro the mest unmitigated both we have ever seen, ‘They are j¥hographer upon an inferior grate of white paper, and Lhe work is ox the Iewost riyle of the art. A common leiter pr printer would be ezuamed to ura out sucha J will no more connare with corporation and railrc exceuter! at the printing ofices i this city than a gatyr 10 Hyperion. We hope tye tr Departwent wilh im- * yore upon this job, - 4 lepers _ - NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEP’ et HARD TIMRS ON NEWSVATERS. Owing to the pressure of the Limes, says the Charleston Mercury, and the general staznation of business, the Yorkville iver, one of the largest and most thriving district papers in the State, has been reduced down to half agheet, The Orangeburg Southron has aiso been cut down to about half its recent size. A number of other district papers have been indefinitely suspended. A NS EE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, Sept. 7-6 P. M. ‘There is little movement in money to-day, and the rates remain as last quoted. The foreign exchange market closed steady at from 107% a 107% for bankers’ sterling, and from 5.3224 a 5.35 for francs. The subscriptions at the Sub-Treasury to-day on account of the 7.30 per cent Treasury notes were $2,502,096—chiefly in small amounts. The fourth instalment of six per cent was paid in gold by the banks to-day, making total payment thus far of thirty-six per cent, or $12,600,000. There was a moderate reaction in the stock mar- ket to-day, after the rather rapid advance of the past two days, and prices fell off from a quarter to one per cent, the decline being most marked inthe Western railroad shares. Rock Island, which rose at the second board yesterday to 44%, opened this morning at 44 and declined to 43%, rallying at the close to 4394 bid; Galena was freely offered this afternoon at 69, without finding buyers, against 694 bid yesterday; Iinois Central fell to 6734, and Toledo to 3034. Of the other railroad shares, New York Central declined 34, Erie 44, Harlem %, Michigan Southern, old, 34, and do. guaranteed }4. Panama rose 1 and Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien 124 percent. Pacific Mail adv anced to 79% at the first board, but dropped to 79 in the after- noon, and was offered after the final adjournment at 78°{. State stocks were inactive, except Mis- souris, which opened at 4424—an advance of 4— and fell off to 434% in the afternoon. Governments opened firmer, but closed at a decline of about 34 percent. ‘The 6 per cent two year Treasury notes continue in good demand at 9834. The Saturday afternoon sessions of the board were resumed to-day. The market closed dull at about the following quotations:—United States 6’s, 1881, registered, 89 a 8934; United States 6’s, 188] | coupon, 90 a 9014; United States 5’s, 1874, 79% a 80%; Indiana 5's, 77; Virginia 6's, 5424 a 55; Tennessee 6's, 44 a 4434; North Carolina 6's, 62% 63; Missouri 6’s, 43% a 43 74; Pacific Mail, 78 a 7834; New York Central, 73%4 a 73%; Erie, 254% a 25%; do. preferred, 48 a 50; Hudson River, 3344 43 Harlem, 10% a 11; do. preferred, 25% a 26; Reading, 3634 a 3634; Michigan Central, 42 a 43; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 13% a 1434; do. guaranteed, 30% a 31; Panama, 109% a 110; Mlinois Central, 67 a 6724; Galena and Chi- cago, 6834 a 09; Cleveland and Toledo, 30% a 30%; Chicago and Rock Island, 43% a 44; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 62 a 6244; Delaware, Lackawana and Western, 67 a 69; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 16 a 17; Ilinois Central bonds, ‘7's, 92 a 94; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 8 a 86%; Pennsylvania Coal, 76; Treasury 6 per cent notes, 98% a 98%, ss The business of the day atthe Sub-Treasury was as follows:— Receipts $3,357,933 09 —For cu * . 9.000 00 —For Treasury notes 2 2,602,006 47 Payments, 11,748,926 46 Balance, 13,094,909 76 The net receipts of the Harlem Railroad for the month of August are as follows:— 1860., $104,941 18 1861... + 92,033 48 The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company of Brook- yn has declared a semi-annual dividend of five dollars per share, payable on demand. The receipts of the Panama Railroad were for June $117,419 02 Tuly 112,666 33 This shows a gain over the same months of last year, notwithstanding no mail money is included in the figures this year. The Detroit Free Press states that the Michigan Central Railroad Company have leased the north- ern division of the Louisyille, New Albany and Chi- eago Railroad, extending from Lafayette, Indiana, or to Michigan City, and will repair and run it, This section is ninety-three miles in length. The Central road pays a per centage for its use, keeps it in running order, and furnishes the rolling st Annexed is the statement of the Massachusetts banks, out of Boston, for the week ending August 81, 1861:— Capital Loans. Specie Due by banks. Due to banks. ‘361.292 Deposits. 7,905 31 Circulation . esieien + 12,498,015 The Boston Traveller of yesterday says:— ‘The Assistant Treasurer in this city is busily engaged each day in receiving subseriptions to the natioual foan, ‘The average amount subscribed per day is from $20,600 to $30,000. This is taken in sums vai ying from $50 to $2,000. Occasionally a large amount is subscribed, 2s ‘was the case a few days ago, when $100,000 were taken at one time. All classes of persons $% the community, in- cluding Jadies and laborers, as well as capitalists, apply for the stock. Many persons of moderate means are tak- Ing their money from the eavings banks and are pur- chasing United States Treasury notes, the interest—7 3-10 Per cent—being the strong inducement. for many to invest, they having unwavering confidenco in the siabili- ty of the government. The banks have each on an ave- Tage disposed of ahout $100,000 of their part of the loan, The Buuker Hill Bauk has taken $80,000 and the Monu- ment Bank $40,000 of the national loan. ‘The capital stock of the former i# $300,000, and the Jatter $180,000. Stock Exchange. Sarcrpay Sept. 7, 1861. $2000 US 0's, 81 reg 895% 100 ee NY.CRK.DIS it 4000 do. ig 90 0. 50000 U85's, 1865... 8714 50 do 1000 US5's? 74. cou, 80 50 Erie RR 85000 do..,...... 79% 250 do. 1000 Treas 12pe'no 101 25 do. 10000 Tress 6 pe 2.7 98% 100 Hudson River RR 45000 0...-.066 SBI 50 Haslem RR. 10% 4000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 4435 10 Second ay RR, 2 4000 do. 44% 100 Reading RR. 2000 Georgia 67 25 Mich Cent RR. 2000 Missouri 4434 25 Dor ra 5000 4434100 do. 2000 44% 100 do 20000 44% G60MichS&NWRR 143; 10000 ee 443, BS eal ie onia 31 5000 do 82 “4 lo a 5000 MoOsitoHWStIR 48 12000 Louisiana 6'.. 663; 8000 N Carolina 6's.. 635; 2000 Michigan 67 a1 1000 California 7's. a1 1000 Brook’n city w1 981 1000 FrieRR4thmb 70 1000 Ind RRReon b 72 3000 Mich So sf bds. 76 3500 I Ci 98 5 shis An 8 25 Bkofthe Republic 78 V6 Chi&RockHeRR.. a Le io 100 do......D00 44 ee 7 260 GO... AB 72 Bull’s Head Bank 100 100 Mil&PraveduChRR 16 75 PaMaiiS$Co.s30 79 150 de 100 794 100 Ch.Bir 25 TON JC 25 50 do... 50 3 SECOND BOARD. $2000 US 5's," 82 20 shs Penn Coal Oo, 7500 Treas 6 MaikS$ Co 1000 Il cou be big, BRQ RR. 820 1000 Tenn 6's, "80. Prdu Ch RR 5000 Missouri O's.¢¢ VY Con RR. 56000 do, 5900 150 Erie RR 00 7 is 8000 Chic mg 50 Mich SRNTg 2000 ChIKNW2dmg 8 25 1NCen RE scrip. 2000 N ¥ Central's 92 550 Clev & Toledo Ki 10 shs Corn Ex Bank 77 200 do, 10 Park Bank. » 0 25 Chic & Rk Tet RR. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SaTuRpay, Sept. 7—2 P. M. LOUR.—The eupply was quite light and sales restricted, while prices were firm. The sales embraced abont 11,000 bbis., included in which were extra State at $4 70. Superfine tate and Western were without change. Waeat.—The receipts were light, and prices without change of moment, The sales here and to arrive em. braced 190,600 bushels at $103 for Weetorn spring, white Kentucky $1 21 a $1 29, red winter Weslerm $1 12a $1 15 a G1 13, red Western $1 4 $1 15. Conn heavy. Sales <! 60,000 bushels at 490. Western mixed for shipping. o Pork dvii and heavy, with sales of 500 bots. at $14 $14 25 for mese—the datter for heavy extra; 160 do, Fold at $13 75; prime sold at $9 95. Waicrty.—Sales of 150 Wyle. at 1844c., and 60 do, at Le, burn, Rotterdam. Cli seins Love Star (Br), Callaway, Ha | Yanai Alice Mayagnes, Sid‘ Br brig fiae, MeDougall FALL RIVER, SeptS—Arr sehrs Orion, Davis, Newark Joseph Crandall, Gage, NYork; Thos Borden, Wrightington, SHIPPING NEWS. SPRCIAL NOTICE. Al? letters and packages intemled for the New Youre Wena ould be scated. ALMANAC FOR 31 YORK=-THIS DAY. 6 St | MOON SRS, 623 | mam waren... Port of New York, September 7, 1861. CLEARED. Sisamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portsmouth—H B Crom- wa Ship» G Taber, Cooper, Hong Kong—J © Jewett & Co. Ship Ruphrate (Fri, ocher Havrecdl, Hurgy & Go. Bark Mansanito (Br), Hughes, Loudouderry—Murdock & Smythe. Bark Braily, Ricketaon, Leghorn—Sehinidt & Co. Bark Mary Encretia, Bowers, Cadiz—C H Pierson & Co. Bark Yt, Kelly, Port Joflerson—H Benner, Brig 1. Watts, Jenkins, Pernambuco—H A Cartis, Brig Lyra, Gray, Bangor—Master, br Frances, Connell, Demarara—Il Underwood, Sehr Rising Sun, Carmichael, Jaeme!—D R Dewoif, Schr Levi Rowe, Keller, Naskau—J R Bacon & Co, Schr Hannah, Loud, St Johns, NP—Brett Son & Go. Sehr Clifton, Bilyer, St Jo'in, NBA Smithers & Co, Sebr Alabaia, Billup, Washington—Mn ater, Sehr G Wari er, Annapoils—J W McKee, Schr J asi . Milford— ante Bohr Michi javshall, Phil Schr G Webster, Perry, Phila Sehr Yea Witeh, Tyler, Phila.) Sehr Saco, Thomaay Cape May Schr Martin, Goldthwait, Elizabethport—W H. Riverumith, gAtht Adeling B, Chester, Maurice River—T @ Benton & i he Julia & Mary, Parker, Bangor—It P Bock & Co, Sehr Wind, Robinson, Portand-—W 8 Brown & Co. Schr Pera, Thorndike, Boxton—W 8 Brown & Co, Schr F Palmer, Rondout, New Haven—Master, Sloop Mary, Call, Bridge TG Benton & Sons, Sloop Geo Hall, Wilent, Granton—Master, Sloop Phenix, Shepard, New Hav 1S Racket & Co, Steamer Mara, Fenion, Philadelphia. ARRIVED, Ship Resolute, Freeman, Liverpool, Ang 10, with mase and 106 passengers Lo Williams KGuion, Ave 12 lat B24, lon 9 poke Br ship Nomroud, from Liverpool for Quebec; 38 Jon 11, spoke Sia Bride, of Boston, from Rich- Sbucto; 16th, Tat 84 26. lon 2025, spoke ‘bark Rockaway, from Newry for New York: 220, lat 47 06, lo 83 36, spoke Mir bark Rulrlingahire, for Quehow: also a Br shin bound W. thowing Nox ‘Uisig pendant; 2th, lat 45.53, lon 3930, signal {zed on American ship steering B, showing Nos 7016, 34 dist pendant (neither of the above buinbers were in Cape FM ais yal owl): 284, Int 48 10 Jon 43.9 signalized a ship atecrh E, showiny No 1078, Ist diate pendant (Bosphorus); Sst, lat 4108, lon 62.15, boarded ship Bavaria, hence for Havre. who kindly supplied with New York papers; Sept 1, Tat 4008, lon 63:12, was in company with abip Matilda, of Searsport ( newr'as coutd be read). On the 16th Aug, Thomas Jackson, seaman, fell-rom the main yard while reeling the mainsail and reeelved such injaries a& to cause his death on the 18th. Ship Kitty Floyd. (ot Portland). Dearborn Laverpoots 8 dayx, with indxe, to Trask & Dearborn. Aug 22, Int 47 21, lon 38, 9 ‘Transit, trom Sagua for London} 29th, lat Spoke ahtp Bavaria, hence for Havre, n Wilson, Plummer, Malaga 35 days, passed Gib- with wine, cork, Ac, to Giro € Francia, Aug 65, saw brig Maiy McRae, of Wilmington, NC, raltar Avy Bi, lat 33 Boerne We Bark Jeanie (of Boston), Fletcher, Providence, $6 hours, in ballast, to master, Will load for Bordeaux, Brig Fannie Butler (of Bangor), Bartlett, Gette July 6 and Gibraltar July 24, with salt and wine, tol, Girard, Had Light winds and calms the entire onssnee, July 24, in the Straits, spoke ship Mary B Balch, from Bostoi for Cadiz, rig PLundwaht (Ban), Laren, tio Janeiro, 86: days, coffee, to Fachiri & Co, Brig Athintic (of New Haven), Hotchkiss, Barbados, 17 days, in ballaxt, to H Trowbridge’s Sona, of New Haven, Brig Guanche (Sp), Seris, Havana, 18° days, in ballast, to Mr De Porset, Anchored in the lower quarantine. Brig Celt (ir), Bryand, Bydney, OB, 14days, with coal, to Ellis & Popham, Schr Ful fax, Mott, Alexandria, 6 days, Sehr Trade Wind, Jones, Alexandria, § days, Schr Henry Hickinan, Head, Berlin, 3 days, Schr Lighthing, Daniels, Wilmington, Del, with flour, for Pernambuco, Put into this port for repairs, having Atig 22 at $6.24, ton 65 15, experienced a heavy. gale sro N to W and while Iving to two reefed mainsail and jib, parted the jib stay, carrytog away foremast with everything Attached, dnd springing mainmast; no damage to hull or cargo. Schr Charles Cooper, Cooper, Elizabethport for Middle Raddam, Schr Charger, Mahan, Elizabethport fer New Haven, Schr Emeline, Jobnson, Elizabethport for New Haven, Schr Brown Sione, Thoinpson, Elizabethport for Stamford, Schr Transport, Tilton, Elizabethpont for New Hav Schr Merritt, Hughson, Elizabethport for New Haven, Schr Amelia, 1 Sehr Boundi Sch: Be Schr Otvonto, Hammond, Sehr Gay Arnold, Mitchell, § Lucar, Hall, Rockland otn Totten,’ Corwin, Schr Piymonth Roc Sehr Pizarro, Crawell, i, 4 Sehr Ann 8 Salter, Fish, War days, Scbr Snow Drift, Kuow, Harwich, $ days. Schr Maggie Van Dusen, Ireland, Providence, 2 days, Sehr Beare, Carr, Warien, I jubby, Stanford, Ct. Sehr Augusta, Kelley, Abang for New Bedford, Schr Peru, Thorndike, Rondout for Boston, Behr Hard, Robbins, Rondout for Pordand. Sloop Wasp, Nash, Eliznbethport for Bridgeport, Sloop Gentus, . Elizabethport Jor Hartford. Sloop J L Morgan, Underwood, Evizabethport for Port Mor- toop Paragon, Wanser, Blizabethport fo np 8 LF Scranton, Coe, Elizabeth port fi Planter, Bennett, Sag Harbor, ner Aliee, Mecker, Bu Steamer a Steamer Vulean. Mor 5 Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia. Steamer Tacony, Fy, Philadelphia, Steamer Petr {¢, Providence. Steamer Westchester, Jones, Providence, SAILED, Steamship Tentouja, of and for Hamburg (and passed the Battery at 12:2) 001); Glasgow (br), Liverpool (aud passed the Haitery at 6th—Ships eptune's Favorite, San inand & Louis, ‘Truxillo. Port an M) Donna, ond Franciseo; Galena, Havre; Duich ¥ Amsterdam; br King Prince; schr Planet (Br), Halifax. Wind at sunset NW, very light, ‘F ton; Miscellancou The steamship Glasgow, Capt MeGuigi at noon for Queenstown and Liverpool. The Hamburg steamship Tentonta, Capt Taube, sailed yesterday for Southampton and Hamburg. Rr Bark Minaxpa, Simmons, of Liverpool, with a full cargo of cot shed to Goodhue & Co, of New York, ot into Hainpton Roads 2d inst, 1 $2days from MoJaneiro, Phe captain states that when he le(t there were not leas sailed yesterday than 105 vessels in port, nearly all of which had thelr sails un ‘and would possibly reinain so for some tne, in con sequence of, the news which had been received from tie United States, operations of priv desired to be been in port f xcoediny whieh exist in this co for some time, Of thy halting from To rilentarly som to Lic ry, and would probairl Hips im port gistyw y The} land was 263, with mons wYS that during the sail from Riv to ti me acro=s only one war Vessel, the Preble,” Te was overhunled, papers examined, and ihen permitied to proceed, Vassris Soup—Loetters from Mi Pearce & Co, ship brokers, of biver 21, qnote the sale of the following Lizzie Harwood, 810 tong, built cl AZund ‘yellow metalied, tous, bufitat Norfolk in 1853, and’ riean Lloyds, and yellow mettalle ard tenden Harding, 765 tons, built at ¢ classed! 33 Veritas, and yellow mettaied, 1859, £3,760; Stephen Baldwin, 680 tons, built at Allownyton in 1839, classed AZ and yellow metalled, sold for £1,650, and resold at £1,800; ‘Coosawattire, 969 tons, at Baih, Mo, Jn 3853, classed AS and W), it £4,000; bark Yankee Blade, 1194] tons, built Mein 1849, ard is nuw sed SGihs in Veritas, and yellow metitied, at'£2,000, ‘The Shipping List says:—We notice the ealeto the TS rovernmentet the Al? ship Courier, 854 tona, built in New. mE pOrL AN 1NGB, nt 80,000; Als sehr Dan Stu 49 tans, butitat Fairhaven in 1859, $4,000; Ap ALAZ propeller New Londvn, 26 tons, buflt at Mystic im 1859, $30,000. ‘Whalemen, Arr at Boston 6th, schr Win Martin. Martin, N. tie Ocean via Provtts 11 300 ‘A letter from ber at x6: rth Atlan- reports jeaving reports, uly 29, hays howe 7 whales, ng about 25 bi July MH, ship Benj Tuel Childs, Tucker, Grinnell, do, clean (has bee 18h, Midas, Howland, do, clean, ng pls ship Swallow. Slocum, NB, Spokcn—Of Gallipazos Flands abl Ang 1, ship Trident, Fisher, XB, 60 spy aft satne time, bark Cape Horn Pigeoa? Atkin, Dartmouth, nothing. jpoken, A ship supposed the © IL ey, from Cnlenttn April 16 for NYork, was sigt: 4, lat 2849.8, lon 89:20 ‘An Ain bi perpendic k showing a blue, w har, Was KeeD No date, Forcign Port Barnanos, ahont Aug 21-10 po and Reindeer, Wellington, from d ae, Mahstield, St Torua J nd blue signal, stripes 51-8, ton $8 10 W. rks Gazelle, Rhos i bark 1 Wins Dopuns, for St iia Jackeony Chest and others as botor Sienna Leon, 2%, scliy Susan Cam » from ‘Richio key, Manila; Pitted Parner, er, Clayton; Lizzie and PA Sannders, Weeks, NYork, tS—Arr hark Taabetia C Jones, Wood, Philadelphia, VPORT, Sept 4—Arr, sehr Argus, Crowley, Somer, set ior New York (and galled Sth); Sch, kebr Dart, 2 Elizabethport fur Taunton, Sailed dth and ‘stn, Bitiow, — Modg ton, Jence for New. vehrs Ontario, Vangilder, and SA. Taylor, al es Alvarado, Shute, Bangor fi Jsland Homé, Butler, Mattapoisett for do; Blviya, A Rockland f Haworth Tor do; rab, York, Port itn, Baco fo} Pallas, Bablidge, Robingon, Mil iridge’ for Paladelpiss; ine f the Forest, Dr, Georses Bank for Now York; Washingion, Merrill, Plilqdel. poe tor Boston: Exrpire, Carr, Bristol for New York; Robert S. Bell, Mili a for doy Triton, Freeman, Ranges » Dayton, Rockland tor doz andt’others. 1 OAve ecbik Adi Ames AMER, Riad DNddelyhla, Cl sche Mary, Toe ‘$a BUTLADELPUTA, SeptG—Atr barks Bfizal Ri 1, und Cordelia, Yo net ‘Corson Dtronto, Hainmoud, F nef Martin, Golath Rock for do; Forest VOR(LA: seen ge beth J, F brige’ Un Mlvert, n, Rio Fane ple Marin Rordeaux; J. nidieh, Atw nington, Del Crane: t Porilands Richard AV Bubeock, Boston, Lack J Crosby, train ke 4 ian, Inte Gen Paris , Cranmer, Beaton arson, Shaw,’ doy Ly diy A aA 1), Cude, NYo Bavevek, Babec » do. May, Baker, Voriand; MiMMin, Buck,"Providence; H Staples, Gibbs, NBedford; John onder, Dorman, Folly Landiug, Ri; B Chester, Brower, rovidence;” Hedi Noch wile Baker, Boston; Podel, Brown, do; White Squall, Howell, do; Excel BNR a ae rane a DLB—Atr sehts Joh Buckaloo, Philadelphia: Jousph Pots, Holle Blleakettpores Mart tha Ja Putnam, Moti, Mi Hondouts Sallio Smith, Worden, lo " Mary Dallas, Rackétl, Elizabethport; Julia Tesko Nillepiioee sintlan: Poet wen | Oak, isher, NYork, lo load tor Bord mls (Be) f NYork, Wo load tor Boras rela (Bt), +40, to load for Gloucester, E: schrs Hanuab Wilt lots, Parsons, Philacelphia; L Andenvied, Bartlett, do; D @ Floyd, Hackett, da; ¢ Mazyek, A Hildret yhia, TA 5 ei 10 sheer 10 cases To be offered for sal PAWTUCKET, Philadel Asotin, CONSTABLE & (1 fizabethport;’ W. tery burdees rs ble, do; Dra- , Rhodes; NYork. sehr David B Wolf,’ Buckaloo, ‘Sid schr Jonathan Cone, Mebaffey, Philadel: nktin, e Glover, and Eli, do (or € Ne WILL OPEN AT RETAIL on “ONDAY, BEPTEMBER 9, thetr fall importationa of FRENCH, GERMAN aa BRITISH DRY GOODS. Vie SILKS, MERINOB, OTTOMAN VELOURS, MUSLIN DE LAINES, PLAIDS, STUFF GOODS, &e., &e. % Canal street, corner of Merce: GREAT REDUCTION. ase rich Silke, a plain colored Silks. French Poplins, new Ottoman V ip "ACLEGRAINS. 129 Corner of Waverley plate, late Gray & ie A VERY GREAT panes AND WELL WORTH TENTION. GOODS BOUGHT AT BANKRUPT SALES, ENGLISH CARPETING, OILCLOTH, ac. FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, ac. h Velvet Ci 1 12 per farpet, Bbc. per tains Tureo-ply Catwet, 10x por yatuy good. ugrein Ger: 25e, per yard: extra fine all wool ¢: mally at Yoo! tine Thi Carpet, 80e, 25; Pe English Brussels Carpets, 85e at $1 25; also 5,00 yards of Giletoth remaants, from one to two yan per yar alno Br and Panel Paper, 506. pe fy sold at $1 und $1 50; fine Freneh Satin Paper, Toll; 5,000 pair tine gol Window Shades, $1; fine and gold, $3 50, at COATES), 314 Hudson street, abs CARD. W. JACKSON, 581 Broadway, having purchased a lary Jot of Rombazines at pantie prices, Is offering them at retal at less than cost of importation, Alxo, Black and Second M quality, eneral aasortment of luring the recent pani than hail to Black ing Silke in every atyle and cea, together with a large and able ‘Motirning Goote, purchased which he is offering at’ Httle more the cost of impartatlon, | Rpeciat attention is called Silks at Gs. and $1 per yard. at unusually low W. JACKSON, Importer of Mourning Goods, 851 Ben and Fi stitute, the sale at war Ing any of the above russels Carpets n Th All kinds of 1 Establis! ARGAINS FOR “CASH ONLY.” rince strects, Broadway, between Spring and ING, BEDDING, BEDDING, BEDDING. at muah at MAXWELL & 00.8 Mattress, Bedding Ouse, 402 Bowery, near the Cooper In late of 688 BroadWay) has induced them to continue rioes fur a she ‘ime lounger. Parties want- jes shi dd apply early, nd aid at 6 cents per yard, ly and Ingrain at 4 cents per yard, and Matting at 4 cents per yard. olstery work done at reduced rates, ed 25 yearn, iN 200 pleces rich BROCHIE STLKR, At 76 cents per yard, Worth $1. 200 pieces do. do., At $1 per yard, pO OPENING AY A, T. Plain hoes, Velonre, French and HOI Broadway, Chambers, and Re ‘elvet ( Selected expressly for MOST CELEBRATED 1: Worth $1 25, ‘Will be offered on Monday, Sepiember 9, A. T. STEWART & CO. — ne afte gt ROOKLYN CRAPE GOODS FACTORY, 98 MIDDAGH a oP aroch wv Cults, el i, LR era) Hangementa made wiih wholrsale Wow ifactiires for the tradg Collars, and grenadine. Special ar tiaM REMBLER. Will offer Fan ashmeres afd Delaines, French and Irish Popling, Ottomans, Plaida, Paris printed Robe: Sashmeres and real India Shawls, Emi oaks, and Mantillas, Laces, Umbruideries, &e., RETAIL TRADE from the ROPEAN MANUFACTORIES. de Charmi USEKEEPING MATERIAL: OURNING GooDs, AN ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT, Tneludin, BLACK AND WHITE ALL WOOL PLAIDS And UNION CHECKS, Just received, A. T, STEWART & 00. N® R H. MACY, veal HE ENGLISH 4 MMUIREE-PLY AND INGRAIN Entirely New. tlerns A Di und wi duced pi S81 Brow with his Jandt str “mpHE 1 by th "8 , Bi yy price whieh busine ry boar find at from wil a $13 for married, including Board, gaa, nse ¢ et; from Boome: Sty novated jag beds, & Having street, h favor him with a en, stamped and em! great variety, and done to order, Septomber 9, 1861 Broadway. ing public ge GOODS FOR 1: PET ALL WOOK, 20) Ss. PARIS PRINTED DELATNES, Small neat Patierns for Children, At 25 cents per Yard ‘A. T. STEWART & 00. 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, Now opening, PROM THE CASH AUCTIONS. PALL STYLES HAT RIBBONS, EMBROLDERIES, ) STOCK FALL FULL 8 1,000 doz, BEST QUA ALL THE FALL. ke, PARIS KID RK COLORS, 63. KM. MAC CARPETS.—300 PIECE! NGRAIN CARPETS, hart &Co,, in new and Nity of goods, Which are for sa ud retadl by ms RGEE. L. WYATT, and 31 Howard street, sirable at 273 Uanal str cs PARIS PRINTED, ALL WOOL DELAINES, Just Received, A. T. STEWART & CO. MILLINERY. tealways to rath and o3- ‘8, NO. 3 CATE fal! Bounets, of “Zouave B ages, Capos, § —MILLINERY OPENING ON THURSDAY, 1 ft Ls BINNS! Inery, 661 Broadway. Vik ANE NOW Te ilsh shapes at rv vs, Turbin Hats, Bloomer Haws of every kind, diway, ap stairs, RESTAURAN Wise in check; the es powerless at the wins ip above them all r to his race, No, 2 Ce SPENCER. but SPE conv Ale, a benef: orthwe thr eet & PICKED UP | port News aud No. 12 Leroy NFERN AL MACHTN! schooner James 8 Point, can be seon fre oF street, one block 1, 174, 175 BROADWAY, NEW, YO! i ent. beln; r and the propri ace with the tines, from $2 to $1.50 per da haracterized the cals iff LBION PRIVATE ¢ house, 685 Hudson street, fe returny nuniry and those visiting the city thisa most desirable piace, Rooms in suits or single | $4 to $7 per w ue single persons, and from $3 (0 | of baths, &e, { TOLAMBERT, Proprietor. | AST BROADWAY, CORNER OF evera! fine alty sleeping Rooms vo. hight, or = & OO harine stree.— Sie, NDYK NiS MO’ y re |, hewly carp prepared to of! returning from the country and the ly, at prices to suit the tin added to the many new features of the hot | i spacious dining saloon, fronting on Eleventh | ne feels confident that he can please all who may | , both in price and luxuries ofa table. F. E. BALCOM, Proprietor, } Formerly of St. Nicholas and | itth Avenue Hotels. W airs » BROADWAY AND TWEFITT | n plan, Suitsand single Room BY WOU t, on the Eure at extremely low prices, to correspond with the times, H. M. BE! 3 dy Pounce v ed’, fu th Sat Vela ALED PRC °OSALS ARE INVITED TILL, THE 0H ET, Proprietor. PROPOSALS. of $4 ‘nber, 1861, for supplying the Army of the About 49,00 bushels will be requir of ior 3,00 bushels per week, The Prtatoes to rat quaiityand equal in quality to the following Lvered fn Washington, and subject to as the Subsistence Depariment 10 be male in Treasury notes, if red in good, strong barrels, and | Troy, North and West, le e xt) i 1) Capa A, Beckwith, OB, U8. TEMBER 8, 1861. SALES AT AUCTION. A, ? CAULKINE AvoTIONEER, . MORTGAGE SALE. Rich and costly Household Furniture, Elegant Rosewood Pianoforte, Rosewood Parlor Sutta, in brocatel, Valuable Fpiallag,. Artistic Bronzes, Marble Groups, £e., Monday, September 9, at the elegant Rapiauancr © ab ine residence 218 urteenth street, hear ‘aven' Gonnnencing at 103g ofeleck- ihe ‘The sale comprises the entire contents of the house. The elegant Was made to order and ix in solid will be sold to the highest. bidder for | NduCements LO purchasers, as the entire he house Te nearly new, and must he sold to | riage, Wood seven ortave Planoforte, with all modern ts, overstrning bass, pearl eye, &e. 5 Cont 30) odin setin,and embroidered Cover; rosewood Parlor Puenitare, in d Etogeres, splendid anil costly Parian Ornament, rich Vases, &eat also a uiaguificent coltec- tion of rare Paintings, rosewood Turkish Fi Chairs, in Aue ropa; ronewood Centre and Side Marble op Tables,cichly carved, Chamber Sults, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus, carved Bedateads, Washstands, Sofa Beds, in Nie hair cloths ten pure Hair Matcresses, from 40 (o 0 pounds, made vo or: der and in excellent condition, Dining Reom Furniture cousints of fine oak Rxtension'Ta- bie, Silverware, rich China, Ivory and Billver Cutlery, Forks, Spdonm, dc. with heavy cut and engraved: Glassware every description, Sale positive. By order of med e aoe D. do HARNEY, Parlor Furni d. The who! SSIGNEBS’ SALE, AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORPUNITY FOR HOUSEREEPERS AND THE TRADE, ‘Over $12,000 worth of rieb und cosily HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, To-morrow (Monday) morning, at 1 e'elotk precisely, Comprising the beautitul ant soauly Furniture contained ip the large dwelling honae 152 Weat Twenty-tirat atreet, near Seventh avenue, the whole for absolute and peremptory sale, rain or shine, consinting of English Velvet pele uy and Tngrain Carpets, elegant rosewood Parlor Furniture, en suite, comprising three tull Suity, viehly carved, all of which are covered in rich silk brocatl, and of the Beat de- scription; rosewood Centro and Plor Tables, Tarkiah Chars in bine dud gold eatin and moquot: Damask and Lage Cur taing, velvetund Tarkish Lounges, Mantel and Pier Mirrors, fine rosewood Euegeve, artistic Bronzes, rich Sevres and Dresden 3 ELRGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PTANOFORTE, MUSIC CABINET, SPOOL AND COVER, Blegant Bureaus, Bedmioads, twelve Hair Mattresses, Chamber Suits in rosewood, bronze "Clocks, spring seat Chairs, Mir rors, Beds and Bedding, oak on Table, two Sofabed- stonits, rch ont Gluss of every ption, marble top Buf fet, Oi) Cloths, rich Chandeliers, &e. Sale ‘positive, rain oF shine, R. W. WESTCOTT, Anctloneer, i 3 mrnnrennn SEE ee nner ON ING 20 THE DISARM ANGEMENT OF OUR RGEU- lar weokly ‘sailings, caused by the return to. Liverpool of the steamship Etna, this company will not despat steamer from New York on Saturday, the 1th September, ‘The next steamer will therefore leave here on the 2st of Hope tember, and will be followed weekly in the regular course, sume as heretofore, JOHN G. DALE, Agent. Bteam weekly between Now York and Liverpool, lane fg ond embarking passengers Gt Queenstown Teland, onpool, New Yor 1 Philalelphia Steam- pany intend despatehing their full powered Clyde- Duilt iron steamships ag follows: GLASGOW. re Nye y, Sept, 7 CHTY OF NEW YORK or O11 oF NAN we CHES A “Saturday, . CITY OF Ses Se ee NEW YORK. Saturday, Sept, 28, Abd ev ivr 44 Norihi river. a Do. to Pari De. to Hani Do, to Han Passeugers also forwarted to Havre, Bremen, Rot Autwerp, e,, at equally low rates, Persons wishing to bring oul thelr friends can buy tickets hore at the following rates to New York:—From Liverpool or gue istown, firsteabin, $75, $85 and $9. Steerage from Iverpool, $40; from Qieenslown, $80. exe RleaTArE have superior acwommmnodations for passen- ort surgeons. ‘They are butit in wa and have patent fire annihilators on apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM atr Glas is. MAN, no (0 WM. INMAN, ' own to ©, . D. BRY- MOUR & RIVES: NEY, 61 King William street} in. Pari fits DE coUR No.5 Place, J de la Bourse; fn Philadelphia nut street, of at the company’ JOHN a. DAUR, A GTEAM FROM NEW "YORK 30 LIVERPOOL.—TRE atoainship GREAT EASTERN having fulfiled her contract with the British government, will sail trom NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL On Saturday, October 5. HATES OF PASMAGR. In fret cabin, $95 a $135, accarding Wo stateroom scoommo- dation, all other priviloges being equal, In third catia, from $35 to Suits of first class apartments for families may be engaged by apectat arrangement. ‘The GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool on ber return trip Tueaday, October 29, lane of the ship can be seen, and engagements made for freight and passaze on application to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, ‘54 und 55 South atree to JOUN G, DALE, Ii. Wale 10, at 1 o'clock, in front of salesroomn, 35 the’ beautiful black Mare Patt, 15 hands, 6 Years old; Blick Hawk and Marsh pony stock; warranted In every respect; owned by Mra, A. Bel 8a saddle horse; is a splendid driver, ai a no top Brewster Wagon, 175 pounds, halt June; vost $176, Alay a 'single Harnian, cliy “arly new; together with Sheet, Whip, 4c. All to be sold. without reselve.” A rare chance forany ‘gentleman in wantof such amentatiahiment. Als a truhied Goat, Wagon and Harness, Phaeton, top, and no top Wagons, Harness, &e. AUSTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, ac, A. M. CRISTALAR, Anctloneer, 23 Tlowery, will’ sell, On Monday, September 9, at 103g o'clock, « large assortment ready inade Clothing; comprising Frock, Sack, Busine id Overcouis, cassimere and sauinet Pants, silk, matin and th Vents; alko Trimmings, Buttons, Fancy Gods, Boots d Shoes, Begars, €e., AUCTION SALE OF (THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of the Porter House No, 15 Chatham street, on thix Mon- day, the 9th of Sept, at Io'clock A.M. Sale positive, and no postponement on account of weather, BENJ, MER Costasirs SALE.—WEST & WATTS WILL SELL at auction on Monday, 9th inst., at 1034 o'clock, at the corner of ‘Twenty-first street and Tenth ‘avenue, the contents of a Coal Yard—about sixty tons of Coal, largo Platform Scales, Coa) Sieves, Coal Buckets, Coal Sheds, two Desks, one ‘Clock, one Closet, Chairs, Peod Box and all other property attached to same yard. HENRY WEST, Ewan. SCHENCK, AUCTIONER: HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. By BE. & F. HW. SHENCK.—At tho elogont house corner of President and Clinton, strvets, Routh 3 okt on, Wi Avan BROWNE & NICHOLS WILL SELL, TUES. jasaau airect, lor Furniture, cov. Ratio; ele match, Lace Wilton and Brussels € Centre and Card Tables, Clocks Also, mahogany Bedateads, Burewus, Washstands, 4c. Dining Room Suits, Extension Table, Sideboard, « Inn Variety of Ont Glias, Crookers, &e, Also, Silver and Plated Ware, Cadery, ail che Gax Fixcures, Chandeliers, &., toge- ther with the Table Linen, Blan| &e, Also, the Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will commence, Gyronce HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL gn Monday, at 1036 oldlock, nt No. 40 Weep Thirty #ixih street, one door trom Broadway, the Weel Furniture in thé above dwelling house, consisting of eon plush; Pier ( ten y on ‘Table Liven, Dress: Ging and’ Silver th Extension Tabl " °, ank, Chairs t the auetion Iqulors, Segare, Ise, 50 "Hnrgtist Shawls, , de. VILL SELL, AT rock, ators 14 Wi Biuers, Ha jain “etre Oraveries, but, Herring, Salmon, Bi Dairy Cheese, ‘At 12 o'clock, 2,000 dozen apool Cotton, lat at AMES RENWICK, AUCTIONEER— @) public auction, on’ Monday, hotel of T. 7. & C. W. Chureh, F sitnated on Warren strent, near Ail in the vil ry lage of Fort Hamilton. ‘The lot is 80x125 feet, and only three blocks from the railroad, fare lOcents, and situated in the ovements,” Those desivcus of a bewutifal toca. build, having casy access to Brooklyn or New York, find this a good opportunity, ws ft must be wold, Part of the money ean r rs if desired, LLOYD WILT, Nelock thy ea inst, ‘containe wood Suft ex a ye Mantel Gls; also Bedstead, Bureau, Threeply Car: ,, Crockery, &e., &¢., with 18 SALE.—ON MONDAY, SEPT. 9, 1361, AT K, ab 420 Weat Twonty-6(th airect—an excraar. the Sal nd Boller, facture of BI Saleratus, de. By order of J. dinary “oppare Roda Suit weyers, dé carbonate, Salsoda and Sod: B.S. OLIVER, Ex. aesimer, WM. WITHERS, Ane FES SALE.—HOTEL FURNITURE, & FATRCHILD, AUCTIONEERS, MS Nava stewed peed. 9% at 10 0 at co i Beditends, office 454 Canal street, pt with Bat ars, ke. fpagel, (and JOUN KELLY, Sheriff, 8, AUOTIONEER, WILL SELL btelock, at 454 Canal xtreot, the ye house, consinting buts, hand- 1, Elogeres, rose and rosewood Bed Glass, Stoves, Woud eu Also the right, tit to the Tease of the p 10. nitive atrads, fir dding, Bur and other Ware THE BALL SEASON. paiies, Lodges « Broadway. | The be rented at grea above named rooms D VANCY DRESS off at Nos 87 Merour street, ‘The most celebrated fig and tet y will be on band, Comé one, come y dancers of the p alt, SEGARS AND TORACC SEGARS VERY CUEAV.—THE ASSIGNEL, J Broadwa out the stock tx ogterin, reat inducements to eash 8, 8 Hehoice brands o Havana, Domestic and Gerinau Segars sti on hand, DP RAILROADS. IDSON RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS FOR ALBANY, oy, the North and West, leave Chambers street ILA. M., and 3:30, 5.and 10:15 P.M, EW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD, Summer arrangement.—Express train for Albany, = Twonty-sixth street Station ins see time table a ILL, Assistant § ? at7 and alll A.M. For local t JOUN BURCI perintendent, ™ EDICAL. MPORPANT We iUIDE VOR E The aiilicted, debilita. dopl any treaunent Ul rit, only found in w York Medical Ad- by RICHARDSO: BY, No. WL Ti Jing, expadiiously and pel CAT Broxdway, up stairs, from 9 A.M. to 6 LL DISEASES OF WOMEN, arising from Midwifery Cages, Irregularities, De- ating Influences, &e., successfully treated by Dr. Ji, A. BARROW, 194 Bleocker street, four doors’ from Macdougal street, New York. Hours 0i consultation, from 11 till 2 and from 41118. Sundays til) 2. )R. COBBETT HAS REMOVED FROM No, 20 Centre street, n be NO. 19 DUANE, Charnbers street, a New York 1 as in his of R. 1. A. BARROW, 194 BLILEC STREET, FOUR doors irom Maclougal, N, Ys. may ee considentially cone 4, ag usiial, in ail comes of debility amd inpuvities of the ni, Aeqnired or hereditary, from 1 Ull2 and from 4 till 8; Sundays si ] R. LINES CAN BE CON! R, COOPER, NO. 14 DUA ‘nulted on all diseases of a Years exclusively devoted to these complain enable Warrar! a cure in all casos, The victims of misplaced dence 1a medical pretenders eau call, Wil a certainty of be- ing radically cured or no pay. nani sean pris R. WARD TREATS SUCCESSFULLY ALL DL eases of women. Something for every Judy, hia great benefactor, Ofliee 12 Laight street, near Canal. banter, fee eed REAT SUCCESS OF DR. WARD, 12 LAIGHT STREET. All affections caused by mercury or disease cured In half tho usual tIme and at half the charges. MUNROE A L, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, 6 vousuited as usval,or by letter to box 2,30 Boston ollie, No. 8 Harrison avenyg, INCLUDING THOSE | OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. On Baturday, Sept. a the United States mail steamer RAGO, D. Lines, commander, ‘Wit sail from pier No. river, foot of Beach street, on Raturday, September M, at noon, ‘This steamship (unsurpassed for safer double engines under deck, enc! ments, which, besides other r Hsion br stranding, to keep the p cure the safely ‘of vessel and pasKengers, ‘or freight or paxaage apply to ss PP AMUED FOX, OKENZIE, No. 7 Broadway, Ay The sivamer FULTON will sail Octel IRECT STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE AND ANTWERP. ‘The new und apleudid steamer, Al, CONGRESS, Capt. Lunning, 2.800 tons, 50 horse power, w York on ‘Will sail from ber 19, For fi “Antwerp, diteet, Price of passage for Havre, Antwerp, Southampton or Lon- on pte oo rat cabin, Second cabin: Steerage.. pas Child nid ton Yours of age, hait price, For fretght apply to WM. F. SCHMIDT, 76 Beaver street. For passage apply to HENRY M, WEED, 187 West atreet, corer of Reade street, ORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP NEW K, G. Wenke commander, carrying the United States mail, wiil sail from pier 30 Notih river, foo of Cham. bers sireet, on SATURDAY, September 28, at 12 o'clock M., FOR MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, ‘ato VRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, ; accond cabin, $60; steerage, $85. pply to Subielcis & CO., 68 Broad atroet, GTEAN TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER- &D, imal-—The Montreal Geran Steamaip Company's Sat class full powered Clyde bnilt steamer NORTH AMERICAN, Captain Graham, carrying the Canadian and United States mhatls, will sail from Quebec next Katurday, Sept. MW. Rates froin New York:—Pirst class, ng Ww wecu= neato " strernge, fonind with egoked provi. sions, b, Certifies issued for bringing ow we from all the principal towne in Great Iiriuath and Ayelem at very low rates. For passage apply at 23 Bri w York. SABEL & SEARLE, Agents, way General * A steamboat will ply bebw rvey City, and the Asia, f Passengers and ngers cau ve taken om ling Green, PASSAGE TO LIVER?OOL— clipper ship MAN= iton ferry, Or ht thew oan RBS er {OK LIVERPOOL—BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS, Pen lpper ship HARVEST QUES aula Neplember For pasige apply on board, toot of Beekman street, Fast river, or to JACOB WILSON, 108 South street, POR LAVERPOOL,—THE WORLD WIDE KNOWN per ship DREADNOUGHT, Captain Samuels, sc to be the fast iately. Dertha, taken up) on board pier Ne. b North Pa. DEMAREST, 44 Souttr atrent ROK, LONDON PT. 9, THE SPLENDID SHIP CHRISTIANA, from pier 21 Fist river. Passengers taken in the second cabin state rooms, and found in pro- visions, at reduced steeiage prices. The packet ship PATRICK HENRY will follow the above. For passage apply to THOS. C. ROSH OR LIVERPOOL —TAPSCOTI'S LINE.—THE FAVO- rite packet ship EMERALD ISLE, lying at_ pier 38 Fast river : 9, and packet ship GUY MAN- NERING September 11, For passsge at low rates, or drafts. gn England oF Ireland, apply to TAPSCOTT & OD., No. 86 Sonth street. , 83 South street. OR LIVERPOOL,—THE FIRST SHIP LEAVING PORT. ‘The splendid clipper ship RICHARD 8. ELY, Capt, M. ingston, will positively sail Sept. 11, This ship hag Jendid accommodations for all classes of passengers, ‘or passage apply on board, at pier 14 East river, or to JOZEPH MURPHY, 61 South streot. First vexsel.—The magnificent first class ship JACK FRGST, 2,600 tons barthen, will have early and prompt despatch. ‘The accomodations for passragers are very superior. Farly apy st. bo made on board, picr 10 Kast Fiver, or to MATLIA Wall street. , LORD & QUEREAU, 108 —FOR MELBOURNE altp CONTINENT haw fen, rantecd fret ship 0 and second class % “ABR on, board. pler 12' Has! tives or ty FISHER, RIGARDS & 0O,, 8 Walt street, ~ ° A USTRALIA.—PIONEER LINE, ARRYING | THE AL United States Mail. Dritish clipper ship SLAM ia now idly, Invy direct, and will be des ‘of October; has ungurpasded ae- 8 for first nid wecond clase passengers. For reielit or passage apply to R, W. CAMER JOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, { A tinsi lass steamer will leave New York on the Ist, 11th 21st of each month, except when these dates fall on Bun- When the day of Ueparture will be on the Monday fol- RY, WHIOH THF OWNER ht to it, C. TAYLOR, OF MC tablishing his 713 Broadway. OST—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM 42 Seventh avenue and Nineteenth street to Broadway and Broome street, w hair Necklace, Upped. with gold. Any one finding tt will ‘be liberally rded by returning it to 134 Wost Ninetuenth atrect, second floor, Ttis very valnable to the own it was th d friend, GOING PROM CANAL ,andup Honston to Sule aining aiont Sixty dollars or d ‘silver. Aitberal reward will be urn of the same to Mrs, Holland, 810 livan, ards in ‘AMPOAT WHARF, JAY rth rivor, on Tuesday’ afternoon, August Hed cloth Valise, with plated ornaments hinge ou the back aud a plate on the rim lias two locks. A reward of $10 will be paid for its detivery to Havemeyer, Townsend & Co,, 102 Wall street REWAnbs. LOST, A LARGE ¢ OTBeHAN stone, Oval pb above reward by re OLD. SEAL RING, ler will receive: No. 12 Bast Twenty-fifth FROM THE PREMISES OP fe night of September 6, @ bay short heavy ail, # star in the ind. a sear on his right fore foot, fil return him to the subset” ber, or give sa ion where he may be faund> shall recaive. the wank ARTHUR CORNELL, Scarsdale, Westchester county, N.Y, S2() REWARD.—LORT, ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, be between Thirty-eolond street and Broadway and 110th stent np Broalwoy, two" $90 bila on the Greenwich Bank. The finder wi the above reward by leaving 603 Sixt lous LOO REWARD. TOLEN, ON THURS day night, the 29th of Auguet iat, about pine joek, In the Thirdavenve vars, a donble caged gold Watehy having'bwo sets of movemeuls, made by Jules Jurgenscn, Ko 63: On thé back of the Inside caxe ts eee the name of November 7 1863, If any person will hich the wateh will be regained ab nen tioned sam, EY, Gat Broadwa Ob ein wb Dv elock ‘ nd n peawongere a vow of the ving t soursiog Gy ccatsy. ~ Reireshimenie