The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1861, Page 4

2 The Burning of the Cataline. UNTERESTING DISCLOSURES BEFORE JUSTICE QUACK- ENRUSH—THE STEAMER ALLEGED TO THAVE BEEN WILFULLY FIRED—EVIPENCE OF MR. DOBBYN LALOR, COUNCILMAN VAN TINE AND CAPTAIN PHILIPS. ‘The investigation before Justige Quackenbush relative to the burning of the steamer Cataline at Fortress Mon roe, on the 2d of July last, promises to bo quite interest- ing. A man named James Larkin, who officiated as a sort of clerk on board the boat at the time of her destruction, is suspected of having set fire to her; but the evidence is by no means satisfactory as to his guilt, and it would not surprise us much ff the oriime were fastened upon some other party before the investigation’is concluded. It is true Mr. Dobbyn Lalor testifies that he heard Lar- kin confess that ho set fire to the boat, but the very next witness for the prosecution (Captain Philips) declares that the accused was in his berth asleep at the time of the conflagration, and that when he was rescued from the rudder he was found to bo in his shirt and pantaloons, The testimony of Captain Philips as to Larkin’s capacity on board the Cataline, and the man. nor in which he came to be on board, is rather muddy, and will bo worth perusing. That there is ‘‘a wheol within a wheel” there is no doubt, but-what the real Tacts are a lengthy examination alone can determine. The Oligwing is a report of the evidence elicited gu. Tuesday ‘afternoon: M. Dobbyn Lalor, being duly sworn, deposes and say® Abat he is iuted with one James Larkin, of St. Law- State of Now York, and at present living at ne this city; that tho said James Lar- ‘kin, on the 14th o Bt, 1861, said to this depenent that he (Larkin) had sailed on’ board the Cataline for Fortress Monroe im the capacity of purser or steward; that the said Larkin had accomplished the burning of the steamer; that at the time the vessel left Fortress Monroe, after leaving General Butler and staf there, and while paper ary into the stream, the lights were all put out, and th a the whole thing was well arranged—so well, in Tact, tho steamer was al) a-biaze in a mo- met ‘hat ne done it, And this deponent further says whe ghove statement was made among other statements Seiative to said vessel by the said Larkin, and that the aid Larkin has repeated statements sev ‘eral times to this deponent in reference thereto; and this deponent further pays that on the 22d day of Angugt, 1861, tho said Larkin stated, in the presence of deponent, among other things, that he (Larkis) had accomplished Lhe destruction of the Cutaline: by spirits of turpentine at the smoke pipe. ‘John Van Tine, No. 831 Broome street, bemg duly sworn for tho proséantion, says:—I know Mr. Larkin Papen his coming in my place; nover saw Mr, Isaac Philips mk once; ho made himself known to mo in my place; the urser of the Alabama was With him; ho introduced said Phitipe ns captain of the steamer Cataline; there waa other person, whom I do not know, with him was not present at the time; Mr. Philips told’ mé © ak the time of the firo of the Cataline Larkin was asleep in ‘his berth drunk; he tok! me this to slow the impossi- bility of Larkin’s being the captain of the steamer; I sup- pose he used that expression for the purpose ‘stated; tain = Philips left. omy place; after which a Larkin came in; he then went out; after that Philips, Larkin and thoir friends met at my place; Philips asi I Larkin in my presence if he was captain, or if he ever told deponent that he was captain; Larkin said that he had never told me so, and he n did; other persons had told me so; they’ then passed ont; there was no dif Gculty in my place; I think I saw Larkin again that same afternoon; i think I saw him twice that afternoon; the second time I referred to 4 difficulty with Captain Philips in the presenco of Mr. Lalor; he said he knew enongh about the Captain to put him ina tight place; Mr. Hughes was hot present then; the aitercation referred to was about dinner time; think Philips accused Larkin of not doing anything towards saying anything, that he found Larkin lying on the rudder of the boat; think Larkin was present when Philips told me that; shoul judge Larkin was sobor when be spok: ing or putting Philips in a tighs place; Lalor was pr with him; should say Larkin was perfectly sober Lalor was in the habit of being constantly with Larkin ; Larkin told Philips that he done as much as he (Phili did-to put out the fire, and if he hadu’t done someth towards saving the powder or putting something out of the way what would bs the consequence, or something of that Kind; Larkin said Philips appropriated something from the boat to his own vse. Isaac O. Philips deposed as follows:—I reside at No. 114 South Ninth stroct, Williamsburg; I knew the steamer Gataline; I had command of her from April 25 untit the 24 of July ,1861, when she was burned; she belonged to Mr. Charles A. Stetson, Jr. ; the’ papers were in his name; M. M. Freeman & Co.j were his agents; slie ‘was burned off Fartress Monroe about 150 yards from the beach; she was under weigh; we were on the south- west side of Fortress Monroe; wo were backing dew the channel from the ordnance wharf when tho fire took Place; we were then bound for Newport News, at the oath of the James river; this was about a quarter. past nine o’clock in the evening; had just landed some passen- gers with General Butlor and ‘othone at the snd Wharf, and were backing ont {0 leaye Newport Net our regular trip at seven o'clock in the morning: the vessel was iusured* for $20,000, as ]. am told, by Freeman &Co.; the boat cont $22,000, and saw $18,000 paid down, and I paid out $4,500 myself; | last saw Larkin, previous to Teaving the ordnance wharf; Isaw Larkin when Ly tag at ‘the ordnance wharf; 1 then ‘backe’l the boat ont from the ‘wharf; we got from 300 to 500 yards from the wharf, I was then on the hurricane deck aft; the pilot was atthe wheel tn the pilot house; I said to the pilot “Put your helm hard astarboard,’ and rang the bell to work thie ongine abe. stopped tic engino; after the boat had swung sutti to clear the shoal on'the port quarter Trang to “ba Tlooked up to seo if the engine was in motion, and at (hit time I saw a blaze coming up a and through the ventilator; it m' five feet from the fire to the spot wh I was standing; I then went down to the engiuee! hose on the fire pump; he said he had it in motion; I saw flames then about steam chimney and boiler; the timber work arjacent to the steam chimney was then burning; I went forward to get the forward pamp on; the flames gained so fast on us that it was impossible for us to connect the hose to the fire pump forward; I then went forward and tol the men to let go the starboard anchor; I had a chest of about eleven rounds of cartridges for one of James’ rifled cannon, which I ordored the men to throw overboard, which they did; the fire gained on us very fast; It was not teh minutes from tho time T saw the flames until the anchor was down; they sent to us from the governmont vessels close by about twenty-one oats, I sould judge: a portion of the crew was divided, in consequence of the tire commencing amidships; ond portion of the crew went forward and the other aft; the wind was fram tho westward, and at times Dlow- ing a middling breeze: ebb tide} boat hoading to her anchor neanly west on account of the ebb tide; the flames “‘drawed”” of tho after part of the boat throvgh the state rooms to the stern of the vessel; the crew were on ts after part of the vessel, aus were compelled to cli down on the rudder toeseape from burning; Mr. Simm had, and that hi b Second Engineer, Mr. Parkhurst, Storekesper, Ms. Lar- ktu, as @ passenger; Dr. Bradley, of one of U Massacha. Betts reginients, were on the sudder; and remained there until a-boat came and took them off. all they saved was what they stood in; Mr. Larkin had a yair of boots, a shirt anda pair of pants on, but no hat; 1 removed ail the shell and powder, and threw the same overboard —as already stated—whih was all the 4 We had on beard. ‘The ventitawors aro i the fveroom, in front ; the steam pipe was the b ntkator Was about four fect from the sinoke pi;e; the botiom of tho engine room was an oyen Bpaco with b lnddor down to the fre room; I did not’ go down to the fire room; tho engincur told me the hove was stretched; T did not see them play in consequence of the smoke; T viet atled, manned and coaied tie boat by con- tract, and Mr, Larkin was on beard tlm beat; not paid mo; Mr. Larkin was with me on board the boat all tie time; he was on the boat with me by request of Mr. 6. C. Davidson, of Albany, who gaid if Twou'd take itn veh over or furns he ve mo it would not’ cost me anyihings J resa him a8 a passenger; I owas under by tke government; "I had th» original contra: botween Freeman & ‘Oo. and Dani Assistant Quartermaster General; wo bs mission, under charter by the months and cight da months; Temployod all the hinds on board the ati: victuallod aud coaled her, and paid ail running exy Wr. Larkin, the defendant, was uot employed Ly me, and did not act in the capacity of steward; I rer ming him as & passenger; his name was not on the articles Cross- the Astor liouse, I think; John E. 1 troduced him to me; it was thre Mr. in introduced me to Davideon that” David. son introduced Larkin to me; Devlin said if T eould take Larkin with me to do so, as ho could or would help mo considerable, rnd he dit help me considers be took account of all’ the freight that was received f the timo the brat arrived at Annapolis until she wa burned: he bad an over from the Commissary at Annapo- Ais to take charge of tho-government stores on the boat; D. Tompkins, 1 been jn ¢ government, for ty 1, the Jawyor, in- or ‘four days after the goods that Larkin took tharge of were pat on board for Kovernmnt ond the express corpanies; 1 never saw any letter appointing Larkin parser of that boat; I think Devlin was lawyer for the agents and owners vt that ting; to the management of the lin appotited Larkin parser SAW & power Of attorney from Stotzon to Freeman & Co.; Mr, Larkin was in bod in his st ou at the time of the fire, ‘The examination will bo resumed on Monday next, Personal Intelligence. Captain William H. Morris has been assigned to the staff of Bejgadier General Peck, as his Ass‘stant Adjutant Genoral. “This meritorious young officer graduated at ‘West Point in 1851, and served in the Second infantry at Fort Yuma, California, under Major (now Brigadier Gene- ral) Heintzelman. He Tesigned after a few years’ services And has since been distinguished in the world of letters ns ‘popular writer, He is the son of General Morns, of tho Home Journai. Apartments have been engaged for i ‘ville and gut at tho BAVonr oune, cana Among tho passengey aT led ateamship Asis, for Evrope” were Lads een and Mrs. Clifford, of Kngiantt. Dr. J. G. Hollawd (Timothy Tteomd), of Sprinene Capt. H.C. saree ‘of the United State, ieee Lieut. L. M, Wainwright, of the Ui nited States Ts B. Street, of Albany; T. A. Jenckez, of Providence, tho were Lady Georgians ee ny and L. Riggs,’ of New York, are stopping at the Brevoort louse, 4 Re che gg ae Ru few York; KE. 8, Brouel, of Chicago BP % and fami, of Bosten;G; P, Abost et Ts ladeiphia, and P. Gord of Staten Island, are stopping at the Gramerey wing, of Paris;G. H E holds, of the Unitod States Army: J. steCartor Langdon, of Hartiord; W.C. Homilt a end Wite, of Toxingian Kwon Chamber, of Indiaua; W. 8. Hunter, « Miner, of Vermont, ad E, Baldwin, "Ny, ~~ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1861. Root and J. B. Tilton, of Boston, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. P. F. Lockwood and wife, of New York; H. Jamesonand 4: Wolff of Ohio; James D: Tracy, of Meriden, Conn.; A. . Smith, of New Haven, and W. L. Bradley and Groene Kendrick, of Connecticut, are stopping at the Lafarge 0, Marquis de Palomanes and family, of St. Jago do p Dube; Hon. G. W. Wright, of California; Col. ridge, of St. Panl; Cal, and and Capt. "Granger, of the United States Army; Col. EP. Rowe and wile, of Kentucky; x Benson, of Indiana; C. F. 8, Thomas and wife, of But ; C. E. Wells and J. Walsh, of St. Louis, Mo. W. H. Fials sad ke E. Kimberly, of Gailford, Conn, and A. A, Marltimez and party, of Havana, are stopping at the Metro- politan Hotel, Von, Franklin Haven, of Boston; Fon, F. Johnson, of Gonnecticu Hon, 1, G, Knight, BM. ‘er and wife, and Mr. A see 1 Of Massachusetts; Capt: Rene of the steamshipArabla; 8. M. Buckingham. and” 1, V Connecticut; Joseph Wood of Bermuda; M. Vaux wit wile, Philadel hia Col ‘Wast, of Capo May; B. Greenough A a wife, of Maino; E. P. Ross, of Auburn; W. L. Scott, of A. Dunlap and John Ward, of Albany; Dr. J. Ws Pari ‘Jr. and wife, of Kinderhook, and Thomas Dolan, of Kentucky, are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel, A Par's lotier in the Independance, of Brusze!s, says:— It is affirmod that the Princess Clotilda is in an Interest- ing position, and that on that account her Imperial High- ness will probably return to France before the Prince, ye 7 event of (he latter prolonging his excursions in eric FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepyespay, Sept. 11—6 P. M. The money market is rather more active. Several banks and bankers are avail’; themselves of the decline of the bank specie reserve to put up the rate of loans to six per cent, and for the present that must be considered the rate. I to be maintained when the Sub-Treasury begins to disburse the large amount of money it has on hand. Exchange closed firmly at 10734 a 108 for ster- ing bills (bankers’) and 5.32% a 35 ‘for francs. Stocks were dull, and rather lower to-day, as was natural after the buoyant market of yesterday and the day before. There was no increased amount of stock offered, however, ang the transactions were limited. The dgeling on the railway shares averaced, “at the first board, De, cons, Rock Island, however, fell off LA Burlington ¥%, and Prairie du Chien 1. Pacific Mail declined 1 per cent also. In govern- ment stocks there was no essential change; the 6 per cent Treasury notes are in active demand at 9834. 7%. Border State stocks improved. Ten- nessees rose 124, North Carolinas 14, and Virginias ¥Y%- The advance was chiefly due to a communica- tion reccived from the District Attorney, stating that that official would like to know whether, in the opinion of the Board, Southerners are sending their stocks here for sale or buying State bonds which come into the market from other sources. As it is well known that the supply of Southern State stocks has come from the West and the demand from the South, it is inferred that no further steps will be taken to in- terfere with transactions in them. Mr. Smith has pursued a sensible course in this matter, At the second board stocks were rather lower and the market closed weak, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 90 a 904; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 9024 a 902%; do. 5's, 1874, 797% a 80; Virginia 6's, 5424.0 552%; Ten- nessee 6's, 42 a 4224; North Carolina 6's, 62 a 6: Missouri 6's, 43% a 435(; Pacific Mail, 79% a 7984; New York Central, 7314 a 7324; Eric, 25% a 253 do. preferred, 47 a 48; Hudson River, 335{ a 38°, Harlem, 104 a 10%; do. preferred, 251% a 253 Reading, 357% a 36; Michigan Central, 43 9 431 Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1334 a 14; do. guaranteed, 31'a 31%; Panama, 11) a 112; Illinois Central, 67 a 6754; Galena and Chisago, 63% a 69; Cleveland and Toledo, 3014 a 30%; Ch cago and Kock Island, 447304434, Ohianga, Rut lington and Quiney, 6214 a 634%; Delaware, Lacka+ wana and Western, 68; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 1834 a 18%; Mlinois Central bonds, 7's, 93 a 94; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 85 a 85%; Penn- sylvania Coal #76, We understand that advices were to-day received that the Board of Directors of the Galena Railroad Company have ratified the bargain lately made. by the President for the extension for twenty years of the first mortgage bonds of the road. A dividend of seven per cent is anticipated in January; a good winter business, the President writes, is certain. The banks paid ten per cent of their loan to go- vernment into the Sub-Treasury this morning. The popular subscriptions continue satisfactory. The following was the business of the institution ‘000 00 Payments Balance .. 8: 16. 5508 100 06 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $20,813,995 61 $1,135,174 67. The American Bank Note Company are printing off as rapidly as possible the small denominations of 7.30 Treasury notes. The numbering has caused some delay. The company expect to for- ward to Washington on Friday and Saturday a million dollars in $1,000 and $5,000 notes. This will complete the assortment of all the denomina- tions. The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, of Brook- lyn, have declared a dividend of three dollars per share, payable on demand at their branch office in Wall street. » and the balances . Stock Exchange. Wennespay, Sept. 11, 1861, $21C00 US6's,’S1, reg 90 10 sis N Y Go 1 st 00 U $5's,'74, cou 893g 9 Trap & Trad Bi 7B 0 80 8 Del & Hud Ca Co, 853g 300 Gum Coal, pret. 50 Hndson River RR 14000 50 Harlem RR. 10% 70 5 IMR 2000 6 3000 N Carolina 6'8-, 2000 do... 17090 Mis 61% 95 63% 200 Clev & ii 200° do. 5 bank Reprie. 0 Market Bank... 100 0. 26 Chi, Bur & Q’ 82 SECOND BOARD. $1000 US6’s, “SI.reg 90 50 shs Pac M 1000 do., coupon 903% 100 a 65 N ¥ Cents 200 Roading RR..... 100 M So & N Ind RK, Chic RR. 86. 69 ae th, Bored 200 Clev & Toledo RR, bd C & Rk Is IRR.s60 do... W860... 100 doo. 2)..b10 ) Pacific MS8 Co. 6 do.. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weoxespay, Sept. U~6 P.M. Asuzs.—The market was quiet and prices were steady. Sales of 40 a 50 bbls. were made at $5 26 (or pots and $5 25 0 $5 3734 for pearls, Bawavercvers—Flour—The market for shipping grades Of State and Westorn brands wag firm, while the higher grades Of extras were hoavy and irregular. The demand was fair for domestic use and for export. The gales em- braced about 17,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:— | & $4 80.0440 | + 405.04 95 + 430.0440 + 4650600 | + 460 a 6 50 - 60025 60 +475 48 00 - 8 00nR 8 TH sees 2% as \ meal Je a Brandywine 310 flour was about 1,000 Ubis. (in fair supply in be swith at our qu tter req was j cially for new, 6 S | Tromas 8. Lane, a nati ‘Tho salos embraced about 900 bpls., closing within the above range of prices, Corn mea) was stcady at our free with salos of 400 bbls, a flour was firm and in good request, with sales 300 bbls. at our quotations. Wheat was firm ree ies and in fair export demand, chi France; the sales binbraced. about. 190,000 bushels’ nf $1_28 for white Ken- tuck; of and $1 124 ai 16 16 for red winter Western, $1 15a fo tate, for amber Kentucky, and $1 17a$1 18 for Michigan do. $1 20.431 25 for white Ohio and Indiana, at & $1 0934 for Milwaukee club, $1 06 a $1 0734 for Rac! ; and at 980, a $1 06 for Chicago spring. Coru was rathor firmer and in good do- mand for export for the Kast, with Ey of 140,000 bush. els at 46340. a 470. for heated, 47340, n 48340. (or Knstorn shipment, and at 49c. a 60c, for atop Io mixed, Sic. for Western yellow, and for white, Oats were firm and in fair demand, with sales of Canadian 21c. 830c, Western at 820. a 88c,, and State at 334e, a S4c- Barley was quiet: ‘1/200 Dushols were sold at ‘Te. a 86c. Corves.—The market was firmer, and closed at 3fc. per Ib, higher, for somo grades: the’ sales embraced about 7,500 bags Rio at 13440. a 15¢., chiefly at Lic. a 14340., and 600 mats Java at 20c. per lb, Corrox,—The market was steady, with sales of 900 bales, closing on the basis of 2136. a 22. for middling uplands. ‘The atory regarding the shipment of East India cotton to the United States Was ascertainod to be incor. rect, It was purchasod in Liverpool on speculation to re- main thore on American account, and not for shipment to this country, Freicnts.—Rates ven oye with a fair amount of: fering. To Liver] 1,500 boxes cheese were taken at 45s. ; 8,000 bushel PRE. at 10d., in ships’ bags, and 600 do, do.’ at 93¢d., and 10,000 do, wheat, in ships’ bags, at To London, 4,000 ‘vushels wheat were taken at sp4.., 4 a inee ‘bags; flour was at 38, 64. ‘To Bristol, 6, bushels wheat were engaged, in bulk, at 121. ‘To proud § 40,000 bushels wheat wore engaged at 23c. Fist,—Dry cod were dull, with modorate sales of Goorges Bank at $3 31% $3 60, and of Murbichoad at $3 25. Mackerol were heavy 10) Ath sales of somo 1,600 bbis. this week at $7 a $7 60 for No. 1, $4 3736 a $4 60 for No. 2, and $3 25 a $3 60 for No, 3. Herring were in good demand with, sales of smok: 2ic. for sealed, and 180, a 16c. for No. 1, and 600 bbis. plekled at $2 ST a 33, and some gibbed at $3. Favr.—aisins were quiet, and moderato saloa wore making at $2 20 for bunch and $1 60.0 $1 75. Sales were made within a day of 120 bbls. currants at 6 zc.,4 mont! Hay.—Sales of fair to good quality were ma king for city nso and to govexnment contractors at 50¢ Hemr.—Sales of 600 bales jute were maile this week at $72 a $75, 4 months. «Tnox—Scotch pig was held With firmness at $22 60 a $23 por ton, cagb and time. 1104 —Salgs $f 3,000 bbls. have boen mito this wook at 60c. for common and at 80c. 0 $1 for lump—=the latter for ‘ointa’’ cash. Mos.asszs was firm, but quiet. NAVAL Stores. —THo sales embraced 1,000 bbls, common rosin at $4 12, 650 do. do, at $4 and 500’ do, at $3 75, ¢.0% ing at about $4. Spirits turpentine gold in smalt tote at 1 of Western O113.—Linseed was selling in small lots at A late ale of 2,000 gallons London was cash. 0 ibs tallow oil brought 7 was tor quay ip apd $3 for pints, Tho ing stat gy a from tae alemen’s Shipping List) emonts in Now Bedford for the week enling the 9th inst:—We have no change tonote in (he market for sperm oil, The sales for the weck embrace 350, bbls. in parcels for export, at prices not transpired) wlso . trade 203 bbis., on private terms. Whale rtit out change, Tho transactions for the wook ino 1,240 bbls. Northorn and 50 do. dark terma, and 300 bbls, South Soa at 45c. per gallon, bone—Market quiet. No transactions, Paovrsioss.—-Pork—The finarket was quict and without ‘animation. A sale of 500 bbls. mess was made y to government ow private terms, and 200 a 500 Wbis. were sold to-day at $13 75 for megs, and at $976 for prime and $15 for clear moss. Beef was firma and in fair ¢ man, with sales of 300 Dbis. at $1035 a S11 50 for ro- packet Western and $12 25 a $13 50 for ex fhoms wore firm and fwefair demand at $14 50 a $15 for Cut ments werein fair domand, with 6ale: ages at 4c. 0 43%c. for shoulders and ‘590 ‘ Hams. Lard was less active and buoy bis, and tier was made at Bc. ade, Pe was dul and he y at 18c, aide. for State and at a 10¢, Oblo. Cheese was. dull at 6c, a Te, for State aud at 60. for Ohio. Srep.—Ciover was nominal at 8440. a 8c. Timothy was dail. Within @ day or two 6,500 Dag, mibay lin seed have been sold at $1.7734 and 200 bays State rough od at $1 4734 a 31 215. Svcar’.—The market was active and firm, and closed ir; the sales emb 2,200 a 2,500 . 740. for fair refinin grades, and 1,200 per € Bie at 8c. or the os (or tale retned 0d 10%4e. por pounds best quality pound; cirete A’ — crushed sugar, ground si 103K¢, per pound, Winskri—The market was firm, with gales of 459 bbls 1045 MARRIAGES AKIN NEATHS. Married. Brenarpi—Parer—On Tuesday evening, Septembor 10, by Rev. Father Lafont, AQui.uixo GeRNAKDS, of California’ to Mary 1. Pares, of this city. Couse—Farncsn i September 10, by Fi wood Exq., of Long Island, to Mrs. Ana Fare ot New York: Havgis bythe Rey. J. E. Searles, pastor of the Willett’ street ¢ bureb, Mr, Canes H. Hazevron to Miss Saran A., youngest daughe ter of Charles Drummond, Esq., of Brooklyn, ¥. 1. Heron September 10, by dhs Rey. P. 8, Jr., of thia’e Miss Lizz Cass, tiscg hier of Nathan Case, Esq., of M Dutchess county, N.Y. ‘Horemxcox—HyLes.—On Wednesday, September 11 Rev. G: Talmadge, Mr. James Hurenr Bris, all of Greenpoint, Long Island, Lacoste —BcRcKL.—On Tuesday, September 10, at C: vary chureb, by the Rey. Dr. Hawks, Mr. Janes P. combs to Miss Many C. BuRcKis, danghter of Ematy Burcklo, all of this city. Reese—Foorr.—On +, On Thesday » James Chazine, ednesday, Septembor It, at St. Petor’s church, Brooklyn by the Rev. John A. Pi Grorak 8. Reese, Esq. yor Baltimore, to Josgrnitn! daughter of Captain A. H. Foote, Unived Wirr—Foisey.—On Wednesday, Septembe iL at John’s chapel, Varick street, by the Rov. 8. H. Weston, D.D., HL. CLixtox Wirt, of Williamsburg, to Lizzi, yous th street, on Tuesday, Rustiwroy of @ son, September 10, the wike of Frensnn Dica. Harlem, on Wednesday, at nc on, tia DP. Helen &. Anderson, a The taneral service at eleven o'ck September 13, ant youngest son of Theodore P. 1 8 mouths and 11 days, will take place on Frid the residence of his p: streot, between Second and Third avenues, HLarl PatiaNxo.—On Wednesday, September 11, at his re- sidence, No. 202 Degraw street, South Brooklyn, atic. a long and painfel illness, RoweRt Batsaxxo, in ‘the Stet year of lis uge. The funeral services will take plac dence, this (Thursday) afternoon, ai three o' Bavios.—in Drooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Soptomber 10, Colonel Pea Beurox, Fourth regiment United States artitles y. ‘The officers of the army and navy and friends of the mily are invited to attond the funcrel, from his late residence, No. 20 Livingston street, on “Friday morni at hull pact tox o'clock. Requiem tnass will be performed at the Church of St. Charles Borromeo, Sidney place, at cloven o'clock, re—On Tuesday, September 10, Josxrn Brew: years, Draws srk, aged The funone! Andrew Brew f take from the residence of his brother, Ath attest this (7 The tric filly sacieat teud. On Tuesday September 10, Mary Byrves, a 's and friends are particularly requested to ;from 249 Fast Fifteenth street, this lay) afternoon, ut two o’e'ock. AGAN—Cn Tucsday evening,Soptember 10, Mar- canes, only daughler of John and Margaret Flannagan, aged 1 year and 10 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at twoo’clock, from the residence of her parents, 73 Centre strec Foganry.—On Tuesday, September 10, Mics Foo arty, anative of Gowran, county Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 50 oars, i ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are reape invited to attend the funeral, from his late r t, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'el " n Brooklyn, on Wednesilay, September 1, Joun Fro, in the 60th year of his age The Criencts and acquaintances of the ily are invited toatten:l the fmeral, from his late residence, in Boud Fah Yao? Butler, this (Thursday) afternoon, at throo o’cloc! Harr,—On Wednesday , ed aged 11, of consumption, Jawes Wittiam Hart, aged 25 years, 7 months and 5 days. ilis friends, and those of his brothers, Abr: Faward, are respectfully invited to attend the {uneral, this (Thursday) mor ny at haif-past nine o'clock, from his residence, 309 West Fifteenth strent. His remains will be taken to Tarrytown, Westchester county, for intovment. Horraine.—On Monday evening, September 9, after a short Dut severe iliness, ANGEUNE, wife of William Hotl- mire, Jr., aged 27 years, 1 month aud 18 days. Tho relative es and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 64 Greene strest. Her fromains will bo taken to Greenwood Gemeters Sipiineet, toe Wednesday, September 11, ‘ler @ linger. in sea ahve ie JANE, eee yhn and Mary ‘Higgins, in ¢ 151 The retives and ¢ triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this DT afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the reaners ci (fe parents, No, 28 Bedford street. Kxvprzoy.—In Rrooklyn, on Wednesday moting, Sep- tember 11, at balf past three o Yolock, Hexry Kxuprzon, son of Nicolay Christian Koudtzon and Louise M. Knud. zon, aged 3 ycars and 9 months. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock, from the residence of his Harects, Nu. 12 Douglas street. LANE.—On Tuesday, Hernber 10, of consumption, Kilbeg parish of Tallow, coun- ty Waterford, Ireland, in the 28th yoar of his age. The ¢elatives and frends of the family will please at- | tend tie funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, trom his late residence; 267 Seventh avenue, Mackav.=tn Rrookivn, on Wednesday, September 11, | Grorce W. S.,son of Daniel and Sarah Mackay, aged 11 months ant @ days ‘The friends and acquaintances are respeatfully invited to atten the funeral, on Vriday morning, at balf-past ten € county Westmeath, parish of Strut, Ireland, | 8 orelock, from the residence of his parents, No. 58 Hoyt fh Tepatred ana waa relosding 2th ult, to anil about Sept street, Mra fa Haren on Wednesday, September 11, of Wiuam H. MoCn paralys: Es na, in the 72d ‘year of his age, The f riends or of the family, and toad of Edward D, ch Hell Gate Wednes. "6 Island, but would psa Van N, danann bf ret ators an Blac water, frien . Ni Batavia, July 12—The ship Surprise has gone to Singapore Uaniel'Stibaers aro tospectuly myted to attend his | {9 aca Sate and witb owed the Homer un funeral, from tho Methodist iscopal Church in matte, ble to find nN “A nad ry insu- sixth stroct, on Friday seo ‘at two o'clock, without } Tance-llcos dectin nike fe ora See, ng he eet on me further invitation. Perrin Blalee Tarcoare ts ania nara = Hecate Oe ietaaneny Eapiesabie 1,08 0, Hiwvood Water, Bot Sec'y Board of Undorwiters) | gomptien, nO Wetnoaaey, Oe Paisley, Scotland, agod | , The followin iis relatives and friends, members of the and the Fourth ward police, are rennet Anvited to attend the foneral, from Geo. Smith's Albion Hotel, corner of New Bowery and Chambers street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at twoortlock, His remains will be conveyed to Greon- Wood Comotary for interment, Iigieo ; gan and Glasgow papers pl O'Kexre—On Wednestay, Septembor ti, Pamsr Y. youngosts on of William and Mary Jano O’Keete, aged 1 year, 6 months and ‘The friends and canines of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral,from tho residence of his parents, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 51 Vestry street, Srancrer.—On Wednesday, September 11, Many AL- stixk, wife of John G, Spangler, aged 68 years, 1A month and 17 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 13 Attorney street ,on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Sremun.—Suddenly on Wednosday, Avavsta, youngest child of Manning and Eliza A, Steele, age’ 1 year, 4 months and 26 days. ‘The friends of the family wre respectfully invited to ailand the funeral, this, (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, fom the residence of her parents, No. 17 Corne- root. Stenuxe.—In Brooklyn, on Wodnesday, September 10, Swerman H. Srentina, of the firm of Swift, Dickinson & Co., 1m the 56th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take place from the Church of the Pil- grims, corner of Henry and Remsen street, on Friday af- ternoon, at two o'clock. His friends are invited to atiend, without further notic ‘Twiver.—On Wednesday evening, Angst 11, after o short iilness, at the residence of her father, in third street, betwoen Third and Fourth ayenue y GvonciaNa, Youngest danghter of John Twiner, Notice of the timo of interment will be given im to- morrow’s pa Wuearnsy. enn John Wheatley, SHIPPING NEWS. ANAC FOR NEW YORR—tITIs DAY, +537 | moo 616! ntam waren, t No, 9 Bleecker street, on Tuesday morn- 0, Mrs. MaRtaxnk 8. Wikatiy, widow of SUN Rare. SUN SETS. ‘mora 2 Port of New York, September 1, 1861, nell, Minturn & Co, 18 Wn y) NEW «i (Firem), Deel jon, Haywe—C Ls R mnitevideo and Bu Srnith, Si Bern Tan ( Britto’, Miner, St Thomar-H.G reeat aylon, winnaar Bonton & Sons, ==, Philadelphia i Ie cc, Alien, Be br RD Wood, Cranm by Amelia, Rockhill Stop Comet, P: WRM Shi Hamp: Boston), Burwell, Liv in bailast, to master, hip. Yolen ( f Beste), olin, vie th Sh nD B, » Ha nn, 15 dave, ‘in ballet wo to St Jahn, NBy put into this pe ». Bar Ts bow Aug 1 Ht (of Boston), Taw ney 1 Teomion, $6 day's, in ee at fi 0, Taw intgomuadtivies of te post th 29-5 spo Rut * 7 days from. ¥ ballast, with 80 passengers, to He: Gosling, Aug'17, Int 88 55, lor 16 87, saw Bremen ship Bitse, de Mathilte, tron Y Bat, Wak 88.40, Lon 27 69, save Bremen BatkeN Gays, i ballast, to Bishop & BE Me iE Gar rt gat 2 te Lightbo Ang 29, 1 1, Pi =poko U's frigate Savane M & Co “poke Br sar Vivid, of ¥. ng OWL Of Ki sex Amos (of Wells), Bartlett, iy des? t v Haven), Ad to.C Thompsi for Ka Hallock, fr almas, Canary Telar Neg © 8th inst, and 8 nen were puton bon seamen of we sckr were pac to London, and saw her egain Sth inst, (Anna, (of Bo YN Sir How beh Bermuda, Sept 3, in ballast, to Middleton & Co, ae BY eee itt (Br), Roberts, Eleuthera, 8 days, with fruit, tic Eardesl, Fall River. tfor Fall River, rt for Narragansett, Elizabethport for New Haven. Lethpart for Stary Bilvabethpcrt For » ht Stranger, Anthot izabathport for tL tr 8 i Rina mu ae ‘state 4 days, het, Blilridga, Gloucester, 4 days. Sehr Helena (Br), Roberta, Providence, Sclir Mexican, Lo ridseport, Minnesota, Garrett, Baltimore, Steamer Artisan, Chase, Baltimore Bleamet Mlaek Dinmnond. Alien: Di fiate iphia, Steamer Coupeed: Noten, , Phtiageiphin, Steamer Potomaka, Nye, New Bedford, etrel, Young, Providence. Steamer Westehester, ive inno in dB be rn and A Edverpoots North- fondura Steamshit erm Light, ‘Bein eee lary Lhcretia, Ca es % a Ts 'S Harding *Mata- OrO8, Wind daring the day NE to SW, with rain at intervals, Sehr $ P Godwin, Mobb i Provost, B! ci fim City, Mi phia, Mirceliagcous. Sreawens SecoxpA And Terewina, Reimer, 11 days from NewYork, bound Wo iio Janene Put into Ber- rnvida Zlat alt for repiirs, having experienced ‘e severe gato Ane Gut on the 1 iM in lat 89 03 N, lon 67 03 W, snd to SSE, which lasted three days, serlously dam the ia ten ie Wises whieh willbe repaired win few days, when they Will proceed on thelr vor Captain Hutton, RN, Saperimtondent ot the Naval Yards with his weigh tiberalit indly permitted the necessary re- airs tothe injured boiler of the ‘Terceira to be made jh hor jajesty’s Dockyard, where the steamer has repaired fur that pwipose, hax Senn (A Hrcrscngr, Stubbs, from Philadelphia July 22 | for Port Spain, loaded with flour, fish, &e. put int St Thomas Avy 12 10 distiess, leaking two Geet per Nour, She di September 11, Erna | stated; fo seve 11 59 Mu W Cameron k HS @ Benton & tyanda, from Riv Ja- rpoot, July 21, pip Webfoot, He due, Liverpool. 85 days, with coal, to Ba- Divignn Bth rst, of Tad, renter eteacare, peice’ Ke Piiladeiphia ive! Ist Inst, on Grand Banks, | gchradeyry Remsen, spoke fishing sche Express, of Provincetown, having 30,00) plaey, Trenton. sid ity ywcle Dai iitp Southern (Chief, Hieeing, Havre, Ang 1, via St John, peu (Brem), Probst, Bremen, 87 days, in Nes sa}ute, Prinee, Boston, 8 days, in ballast, to Ingalls Rie TEs ta Toe A sin, from’ StJohn, NB, for Bris. Jan, Pubtin, 49 days, in ballast, to 4 ia Ni, k Alalanta (Brom), Hors mot, Tresmen, 35 dav, In Janeiro, 52 days, with ‘0 Fanvivo, 49 H Gaston (of New Haven), Parmele, Barbados, 17 p fa Key West ijadelphin for ton, B days, in ballast, to JW. , New Bedford, 36 a 14 days, in ballnat, to 0 B dd was buried at a. with sugar &c, to Aiea in company with Uy Jacod Yof her, sigab ke, to T Tiberias, of ns 0), via Anguilla “Caicos, TT, Ang 29, with sled in compariy with sehr Co} Niford, Turks Tslands, 14 vessel ne from, Live: with er eda ‘of Camden, mtn pptng List saya:-—We notice the sale to the United werniment Of Aa ship Onward, 700 tons, Dull at Case , in 1547, on private terms, Lat AUNCHED—At Bath, a ship gala built by Thos Harwood. She ia L py Oapt Edward P Stinson, the Annie Richmond, us, and will be com- Whalem ust se Amelia, Kempton, Atlan- Heo say orlih BO mp 9D bik Doar aon Hom 115 9p. mey, Spoke duily 1, tnt Wave Gourtnoy, WB nothing lon 33, ; Aug’, lat 85, fon'44, Union; Dexter, of {his season ‘Aug 2, Int 88, fou A letter from Capt Baker, of ship Gazetle, NB, reports her at Upol Bavigatys Islands, ‘June 22, 1862, Pat in to bury Is child, “Hindtaken 49 bbls sp oll 'since leaving Bay of Talanda, on ‘Aletter from on board bark America, Luce, Mati her on Rogerique Grand In me, from N Mollan A onnot red. Also reports on sane grotind in May, bark Rose Pook Fisher; Edgattown, 8 whales nlonsite. iiken—hug tat 3, ipn 43, March, Lewis, of Matt, ofl ypt “o§poke mn, &e. on Romance of ae i ‘Clough, from San Francisco for ork Ane 7. la hip WD Newall, reat, from Sw, x8ea for Coquimbo, July 14, lal82, lon ad, ‘oreign Porta. Axavinna, Aug 24—In poreschr Whirlwind, from St Kitts, totond salt roe ‘a Eastern port, 1z¥, Mon, Aug 2l—In port Br bark D Jex, Guide, fo ig 21—Put in, steamers Segunda, Rainer, ‘Tererira, itelier, from NYork for Rio Janetro, in disu (see Mise!) ly 2—In port ships Ganges, Renetit Calgon: Jul; ichlandort Sherman, for London, dg; Star of Pe tor st Helena, do; Tarquin, Snith, for Boston, do fir NYork, ‘Hamblin, tof va, for do Jniy Harbeck, True, ills, and_ I ton, une; ga, Cottrell; Josiah Brad: Joe, Hopnes Ghai Casper Jprdan; Eliza, Kemmerlin; Mar- tha, Lan Continental, Johnson; Panther, Ganneti; Na- tional Eagle, Matthews, Aan fectah Growell, Turner, ‘disg, une, ‘Sid from town, July, 15, ships James Littlefield, Potter, Mel. b (and from Saugor 19th); 19th, Nubia, Ray, do'(and 21st); Trimountain, Field, Londou (and trom CEnscoa, Ang2—In port barks Eagle, Baker, from and for Nvork, to sail 30h—had Lt days passage Venus, —, T2t days passage, 108, TL, Aug 2—No Am veges) ip ports Sid 29th, Now London. hag Aue: 2e—In ortsehe Helen Mar, for Black tid 24th, welirs Palma, Miler, for Kana- eth; Union, Wiley, Elwell, anid Mondarin, Pa rile, nike, ra Hunt, for o 1, Wilmington, Dél;, Mary F White Gland, @: to Garditt (o load coals, —Tn port sch th, then pr merionn Ports. nor Kenstistor 8A iL Wil, Wirttys¢ rk: belg Waltham, Clark, schre oC Haxses » 7 Ki Fram and Vashti Sharp, T and Alfred Barrett, Corais harks E Hill, W Hallett. BALTIMORE, Sept 9, PM mon, Portiand? ris ey . a e celled for orders, 5, im balins!, es rs Ocean Bird, Conley (from to Nesmith & Sons, Proven, Balti Orator, Gibbs, Porth Shin City ot New Tiverpoal atiets, withindse | PALL RIVER, ‘ ant23 passe cera to D&A Kingeland & Sutton & Co, Helena, ‘ae Robe pk a vroRD Se ae eee sch EWN Wark (late ship. NYork to load tar v¥r right, Pisher, rd, HiT. TULA, TO—Ave darken Win Havana (apdeld te Addison Chi brig Judge Pullingsdo S Apvloiony § ved, Googep 1B Mahony. an. A Towos nl, 38 Weld, Smith Spr ke, Bostor y Holmog, rh ant Neafol r i a. ey, Portsmouth, n LAND, Sept 9—Arr s hyy Kendrick Fish, Wall, Phila delphiay steamer Chesapeake, Urby ROVIDE! pt lO— Arr sto r previous te (. ships Surgeat, New ¥ York: Dav *, dog Pocaho: in lela Newkirk, Tighe, Phi- swecreon PERSONAL, H FO A CHILD By MA.—THERE IN A LETTER FOR mm you LY LINDEN-YOUR Be a ingat F PHILIP W ‘ampuin, Dever York, wud Was then ion respe ing hin will be thanktuily. East or Mf 4 fay Pr square Poat office, sh wiolt ng, ftom Ch Instead of Gree: r an oid friend, Addyess Autont ICHARD 38 HIMSELF AGAT and hour mentioned in yours TH STREE Too muddy; welte lo! Mauison naming folure thae, and Wall 34 Grey, Brooklyn side. Ost—oN the eorne Hiack and Tan Terrier D: jure, left ha out of joint, A suitable reward wi fir “be ‘on tipon his return to OL eenwich avenae, OST—AT ABOUT HALF-PAST NINE YESTERDAY morning, {n a Sixth ayenve omnibus, below Chambers Street, a small Box, containing Hair Work. Tho finder. will conte a great f poor by retaralag It to Latiieog, Mills and Ox trom, M6 Broud 08! Sonat 20, FROM NO. 13 WEST WASH- | 110 LOAN—ON BROOKLYN OR NEW YO! Ld ingi®n place, a smatl black Dog, King Charles breed, ty, sums of $1,000, $1,500, Waltoalripe in Cront; auswers tothe mame of Fanny. Whot | $4 000 and, heat ever wil return her will receive the thanks of the owaer and | property only taken’ EB, HL. Silable rewards rd | MeebtSoit: Brockipe, i; BABOUORs ontsaue eos CRNA Ne, WIN 70,7HE DIGARRANGI ew caused Dike pet as eam weekly pe ane “embarkiny rpool, New m2) int It Cameatihtte Chale eae eet ony Ov Oh NEW YOR ot is | olny On SAN Gigi or OrTY OF. Do. to Paris to Hambui NR ig a: ote PE Aviwerp, &e., at nr eragns wishin on xt steal tember, and will be weel a, 900 a followed we New pasgen o bring out 8 following rates to New tod pe or Ca¥ OF MAN. Saturday, Bept, 2. Hen (fare : f Do. to Hambai a Bremen, ly low rates, ie fricnda ‘can W York Fork Peye ven ichehaeal oe oF ieenniown, $30. Superior accommodations: for ok rrytee xperienced is. ‘Ph ‘are Dulin cae cigvand have® patent fire aunihilators For further Nocns Willams stroet; de la Bourse; fn Philad ihformation in Liverpool to bolatyty tock 22 Water mired da G on goth square 5 ie Paria to JULES DE Glasgow to WM. INM, i in. Quendiown 40 C, & W, D, SEY. idon IVES. A MACey, King b. G. DALE, 1 We A ere mney to JOHN @. nut baum or oat ae cont agent, 18 Broadway, Now York. Sa FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.—THB atewnship NEW YORK FOR LIVE! On Sutteday, October In first cabin, TKS OF PASS: a rd , $95 n' $139, necartin ‘0 stateroom, seoomme- dation, ail other privileges . being equal, An third cabin, from $35 to any ts of fi special n “rte GREAT E ARTE teipBuoaday, October 2 as of the ably can freight and pasuaye on, rat class apartments for familics may be engaged HEN will leave Liverpool on her return be neon, and engagements made foe Application to D & ASPINWALL, Agents, 64 and 65 South street, On Saturday, Sept This steamship double eng ments, whi Uision Or wbraging cure the aataty 0 _The NEW YORK, ‘The new Price of pasmige for r For passage apply to forne! r of Reade street. Capt, Lunning, 2.800 Will sail from N | ‘Thursday, September 19, For Havre and Antwerp, di : ' OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. AY te 1% the apne ‘States mail steamer an Will sait from plor ea oe vet : foot of Beach street, on Saturday, September M4, at ‘unsut paseed (0 tor: safety and comfort) has nes under deck, ich, besides other: results, tend, in ry event: , to keep the pumps free to work, and resseldnd passengers. For freight or paseage apply to enclosed by water tight com} col. ° SAMUEL M. FOX, GEO. MACKENAIE, 1s, No. 7 Broadway. mer FUL! TON will sail Seaet 12, ps STEAMSHIP tonsil HAVRE YAND ANTWERP, ‘and splendid steamer, Al, | ‘ONGRES: sxar are’ DOW, Wiakae rect. Havre, Antwerp, Southampton or Lon. te WM. F- SCUMIDT, 46 Boaver street, HENRY M. WEED, 187 West street, Southampton, for Hamburg, via Lonilon, Sout! First cabs ‘The stean October STEAM 710 HAMBURG, H. Rae ia jmerican Packet Company's tron beeen eid il, will leave froin pier 21 North river, foot JATURDAY, Sept. 21, at noon, Southay hagpions taklig pin cvs. i ks Ngee Lip BAXONIA sullen ved the ris ‘The steam: will sneces 1 OAR on cia» RICHLAND BOAR” HAVRE, LONDON AND chwensen, commander, carrying the amb 1a Broadway. 5 ‘SATU! RDAY, taking SM LOS JON por tho trae cabin, BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, TPHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S: STEAMSHIP NEW YORK, G. Wenke commander, cartyin; ail will gal trom pier 30 North river, foot of Ghasae the United | September 28, at 12 o'c]aglb Ms * JiAVuh, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, ; 100; srcon For freigh! i or pang ata, basi feections al | Rs (otis & 0O., a fs lass full powered Cy Captain Graham, 8 ca) od New 's, $70 sions, 38. Certi from cate: ail the principal TEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW ANI pool the Montreal Ocean Bteamehip, my at “—- te ult tea ying the Cans ied Biatad ebee ext Suiarday, 8 Se ‘ork: —First $85; steorage, found. with ig ego ss issued for briny towns in Great Britatt ing out, i ete very lowrates, FOr paecace apply at Broadway, New SEARLE, General wbip ationt), will gall 0 rite packet ship G Sail pow street, at lower rates than urpassed. “AD mon LIVERPOOL.—TAPSCOTT LINE.—THE. F, | y on Saturday, Sept. 14. For inom, pier 3} Bast river, OF to pAPSCOTE £ CO, 88 8 yor LIVERPOOL—THE SPLENDID CLIPPER SHIE RICHARD 8. ELY, ihe wily Dreadnaught |s ack Papiain Liingston (having mn shiirin. ahh rin Fassougers will other ship, ee — Jmmediately on strivers or Oo JOSEtH MURPHY. Uy MAKNERING, Capt. se Om LIVERPOOL. iy on 40 FoR LvERPoo per ship DRE AL pt 13 y ‘mnnc d VERSE, lying at —THE WORLD-WIDE KNOWN CLIP > Ol it dhirteen days, will pontively haat inte tho pire TAPSCOTDS LINE.—THE FAVO © pai » EMERALD ISLE, now in the strea 11 salt positively Cuts. me Steamer leaves Peck sil at oct board, “For passage ap ply to RPOOL, jueen hauls into the river to-morrow, and sails on Sa —OLD BLACK STAR LINE.—THR | E. pier 27 East river, sulle YNOSURE sails September 20. the Bunk of Ireland apply to wit: Fulton street. ny on South | { GUT, Captam Samueis, saknow | see) alloat, having maae the 2 o'clock, when all passe: urday morning. Her Aecommo- a are superior, and fot regtations ginnot be exceed, For itatly secure berths) on board, piet | EMANEST 46 South ateeot CLIPPER SHIP HARVEST ply on board, foot of Beekman street, ‘COM WELSON, 108 South strect “CHEAP AND, oy THOMPSON'S “ a LINE, FoR lt tH 00. ri . Apply on board or at the oflice, No. 276 clipper ship AMAZC vrlya.ts_ on Great Britain or Ireland spp) Ick PASSAGE {70 LIVERPOOL .—Tho splendid clinper a 3 isi river, neat Fititon ferry, halle Of {ILS THIS DAY, SHIP CHRISTIAN oe Parserigers jaeen le secon sat stecrnge Prices, POR PASSAge BB South miner DON.—SAIL8 TO-MORROW, TH Vip St SOUTITAM ETON lying at pler No. ON aails Septem! 86 South street, fot voesol 09 tons Da Early appl ast river, or to alt street, TRALIAN SHI. direct.” The gn rer, or to JOR CALIFORNIA ‘A first tof each nto} wien the day of Phillips, United North river, for M. precisel N, Ro “TR ALIA~KANGARQO LINE FOR MELDOURNE—| i} Tho accommodations for passragers are very) PPERS' LINE. FOR MELBOUBN, perior Al clipper ship CONTINENT ranteod lirst sip $8 steamer Will leave New York on the Ist, Hth, hy except When these dates fall on San StURFORD, HLS STON Passengers must provide themselvas With All jotiors must pass through the Post office, he magnificent first class he JACK arthen, will have e: and prompt | cation mus? be made on board, pi MAILLER, LORD & QUEREAU, 1 lation for first and second a, off, ly. oa FISHER, GARDE & ras { VIA PANAMA. Ueparture will be on the Monday fol office, No. & Bow! | BAPE Agent i States Commander, will lea the above ports on Friday, Sept. 13, oe to ‘Brondway, oO _FPNANCIAL. PREMIUM OF FIVE PE PER R CENT 1 be al UNITED RTATES. reat NOTES For wholesale le or re Shirt Manufactory and Gente Barulsht Store, ‘Bowery, corner of Canal sire the 14th instant. The transfer books will be the 9th to the 14th eey inclusive. JAC ‘Surreuner 6, 1861. of four per cent, payable to the stookholders on and closed Lona, THE RIORHORITOOR OP WASTIINGTON, on Wed Sept 1, a staall package of rs, OF 110 1Ase 60. Ait the ovner; one promiseory ote, maker Med. Stath “4 order of Michael Mune one ; G. Harnimny ee ole pare du 3 fourth ayenne, with Ben}. rit, will be aultably rowurded aud protien the tieage oe the owner BENS. NERITD, TRAYED OR STOLEN—A SMALL BROWN'T TERRIER Dog, short cars and tail, and Joathor strap on neck. returning said dog to 159 Mercer sttvet will be ERSEY C1TY anoares wie YAcH which camo off at Jersey City on the 20 t, will i a tir Instant, on account of tome by the jib and mfingail boat atone Mi, MeGéehats, foot of Van Voort singe, SrgCh, 5.000 Warts $0. Just being Gnishe dorhoods will rent for Herald ofice, rs, On to. SOK » Company, 66 for three or five LOAN ON tae} eae tah see ims of $1, ,000 an ro ti y nade i F ONREY. tn the ol ca ine Beopte' roti ‘D—ON BOND AND MORTGAG! 4s ee $1,400 woriei lot tx Beye Wail street. eventa Tuomas Barn, dais 1, Masnecas, ___ POLITICAL. O()TL WARD.A REGULAR MONTHLY MERTING 0 QO hue Mier trait Ward Commitiee will be hela at Ninth avenue, corner of. Peuiag, Septimber A at ght» abo r pec’ above Commi are res SRN, AD ‘Miirty-second street, on Thu yhé o'clock, Al! mem juested to attend, WEENEY, President, } Socretarios,