The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1861, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1861, As it is he would not be able to handle the scalping knife skilfully enough to gratify his ‘brutal tastes, so he determines upon butchering the entire body. Such a man is more fit fora Slaughter house than a position of military command. Party Svsscrivrioys—The different wire- pullers and politicians will soon be passing round the hat for contributions to assist in electing their respective tickets. Let none of ‘the merchants or business men of our city give the first cent to any party, except it be to assist in the election of the conservative ticket, with Dickinson at its head and Tallmadge bringing up the rear. If the mousing politicians wish to run any other ticket let them bear their own “expenses, ‘Wallack’s New Theatre. The final touches of the decorator have been given to othe interior of (his elegant establishment, and we yester- day had an opportunity of seeing it Lighted up. At first ‘viow the auditorium appears to be but very little more ‘@apacious than that of tho old house. When, however» tho eye has had time to explore its depths it is seen that ABaddition to the greater space devoted to the lobbies Aud passages, there is, both in the dimensions of Sue seats and in their number, a much larger amount of @ccommodation, The beight of the ceiling from fhe floor of the parquet is sixty-six feot, and above this again ts a second ceiling at an interyal of six feet, which allows the amplest space for ventilation. As regards the lattor essontial, nothing can be moro ‘efyetiye than the arrangements for creating and maip- faininga constant movement in the atmosphere of the house, without exposing the audience to injurious cyr- ents of air, The width of (he auditorium is seventy-two fect and the first tier stands ten feet above it, affording from the back seats of the parquet an uninterrupted view Of the siage. In order that persons occupying places Al this remote distance may hear with the same facility, the walls have been pannelled with wood, adding of course materially to the acoustic qualities of the building, which fn other respects cannot be surpassed. The great feature in the auditorium is the &bseuce of stags boxes, which gives to the eye the full sweep of the curve up to the pro- Bcenium, thus enabling those soated at the sides to see a5 well as if they were placed in front. Dissimu- Tatod, however, within the range of this curve are private Doxes, each holding about twenty persons, and, owing to ‘the peculiarity decribed, affording fall command of the Btage to all their occupants. This bold ceparture from the conventional prejudices which insist on giving to the Btage a heavy architectural front, has not only resulted ib an improvement which adds immensely to the comfort Of the audience, but which gratifles the eye by an effect as charming as it is ne ‘The stage has for framework Merely two pillars, with floral bases and capitals, from which spring au farch of similar light decoration in White and gold, The design of the drop scene is skilfully @justed to this plan, am inner framework carrying out its forms and delicate ornaments. The subject chosen by the artist is just what we would look for in the centre of an encadrement, puroly French, being a scene after Watteau, with courtly Deantios and obsequious gailants disporting themso!ves 4m a landscape whose skilfully harmonized tones form a pleasing background to thoir gay costumes, ‘The Mage is much larger than that of the old house, Doing seventy-two fect wide by sixty-five deep. The Proscenium is thirty-six feet by thirty-eight, and the drop curtain forty feet both ways. The height from the Stago to the machine loft is forty-five feet, so that it will be seen there is abundant space for the Performance, ou the most effective scale; of those Spectacular dra:nas with which Mr. Wallack at times likes to vary the light comedies which are the staple of Dis theatre. Under the stage floor tho depth is twelve foct, with exceticnt light and ventilation, Hero are situ, ated the green room and dressing rooms of the actors and Actresses. ‘The decorations of the honse are in excellent taste, there being @ very sparing choice of colors, and obly suffi cient gilding tw light up the tints used. Instead of the heavy mouldings usually employed in Me ornamentation of the boxes and upper tlor, iron ‘work, almost as rich and delicate as lace, has been laid over the wood. The effect of this innovation i§ greatly to be admired, aud the success that has attended fit will no doubt lead to its more frequent use for purposes Of architectural ornamentation. Tt ig calculated that the house will seat comfortably two thousand five hundred porsons—as large a number as any theatre is likely to be called upon to accommodate where there are s0 wany rival establishments to dispute the ¢ in the eventof fire are such as to set at roet avy apprebensionson this account, There are “threo large foliing doors leading from the auditorium to each landing, aid (he passages and stairs are of unusuaj “spaciousness, On Broadway there is an entrance of -@ighteen feet wide, and on Thirteenth street another of milar capacity. Resides these, if necessary, ready exit Ould be obtained through the stage into the Fourth aye- Due. Considered iu regard to both construction and loca- fon, it must be nimittedthat this theatre is one of the Dest planned and nveniently situated in the city. ACADEMY oF Me —Horrmann, the presti- digitateur, continues to crowd the Academy of Music with Aelighted audion So great are the crowds that tho Management has determined to reserve seats in all parts -of the house. Oar War Diape—Colorea Edition, Anew edition of the HERALD War Maps, on calendered paper, beautifully colored, is now ready, Size of sheet 40x80 Anches; contalus thirty-two Maps:—A Larce Mar or raz Ornaattons oF 1 Exvsorrtox, showing the Coast and Iutets of Nord: Carolina, important geographical posi- tion of Hatteras Intet, &c.; Tas Barris Frey at Witsox’s ‘Carer, Mo. where Gencral Lyon was killed; Tae Bartur Fire at Bois, Rox, from the offictal drawing of General McDowell; Large Maps of Missount ano tie Seat or War aN Tae Weer, and the Seat oF Wan tx Vinatnta, A Binpseye View or re Unitep States, and twenty-stx others, showing (a glance tho Whole Seat of War, and marking clearly and distinotly the armice’ niovements, positions, camps, harbors, forts, &o., printed in svperior style, on one side of a large ‘akeet, so that they can be hung up in Itbrary, office or work- Suop, for preservation aud reference during the war, These maps were 1 end engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD, and are the most perfect War Maps issnied. Rage copie 3,6 for $1; 45 for 410 tor $12.50. ‘Agents wanted everywhere, “Address EDWARD F. LLOYD & CO. exclusive a, olured edition, 2u8 Broadway, SNew York. Official Drawings of reas Eddy & ©.) cky ait Miscourt State Lotteries, C0. Tee TUCRT, Lxtha Chass 496—Seutember 18, 1861, os, 63, 4, 68, 68, 20, 73, 18, 5. or September 15, 1861. “BA, 55, 24, 14 |, 37, 68, 77, = val 31, 28. ; e by adliesekig’eltied (3 Circulars sent free of charge eo TS Covington, Ky., ot St. Louls, Mo, al Havana Lottery.—Prizes Cashed Pret Attn va furntsied by TAYLOR & CO., bankers, 16 Wail sire York, Legislative Corruption. THE LIGEL SUIT OF L OWN AGAINST GREELEY. WEFKLY iki NE, now re y, contatas a report of ii ai Palasks, Oswego county, Including sot Counsel, the Ruliags of the Court, and ire, THE TRIBUNE, ‘ New York, Ladics—To Have Your Linens and Cot- tons Bleached ab y white and free trem the odor of ommon soaps Use PYLE'S O. K, Soap. Sold by grocers everywhere. Batchelor’s Hair Dye—The Best in the world —iarmicss, rel and instantaneous. Sold aud plied at BATCHELOR ‘ory, 16 Bond street. Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and jakers, No. t Barclay street; Hair Dye, 60 cents, black or a. “nses, Change of Color, New treatment, by GRANDJEAN, anit embellis Astor place, I Beautiful Complexion.—Laird’s Liquid Pont] haw achivved a colebriyy as baring no equal for pres orving wud beautifying the eomplexion and skin. sorving wad beautitying the complexion and Rein. oe Barry's Tricopherous iy the Best and cheapest art Dressing, Beautitying, Curling, Cleaning Preserving ond restoring the Mair, Ladies, try it." Sold by ail deugists, Military Shoukler Braces and Abdomi- nal Sapport moined—A new and superior article, at MARSIL & CO.'S ‘Truss olllce, No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House. Singer & Co.'s Sewing Machines, with all the recentimprovementa, Great reduction in prices, Call and examin Broadway FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepvespay, Sept. 18—6 P. M. ‘The recent excitement in the money market has altogether subsided, and money is freely offered at 5 per cent, though many loans continue to bear interest at 6. Paper is not so readily sold as it was; when the United States bid 7 3-10 for money merchants can hardly expect to sell their obligations at 6, though call loans may be one per cent lower. The various financial institutions of this city always require to keep on hand enough money to establish a difference, in a dull stock market, of one per cent between call loans and the best paper. It transpires that some of the speculators in foreign exchange burnt their fingers yesterday, and were unable to dispose of all the bills they had purchased. They made money, however, as a general rule; they sold at 10534 a 34 what had cost them 10734 a 108. Stocks were better to-day, though the business transacted was small, At the first board Virginias rose 1%, Missouris 4%, New York Central {, Pav cific Mail 4, Brie 34, Galena 1; the only exception to the market being Illingis Central, which declined 4. Stocks continue very scarce indeed, and the general tenor of the news is not favorable to bear party. Nothing short of an overwhelming defeat of the United States forces can cause a ma- terial decline in prices in the present condition of the money market and the present temper of the public mind. The reports from the West are more favorable for the Western railways. The stoppage of traffic on the Mississippi is driving all the grain grown in the States adjoining that river to Chicago. ‘The roads which traverse the State of Mlinois have more freight offered than they can carry, and, as @ matter of course, their passenger busi- ness will improve in consequence by and by. A fair illustration of the movement i8 afforded by the increase in the earn- ings of the Galena—-$249,245 in the last eight months—41% per cent on the capital stock. We hear that there is reason to believe that the New York Central and Erie are about to agree upon a fair tariff of freights, and so terminate the recent competition. After the board the mar- ket was quite steady. At the second board stocks were all better, and the market closed steady, the following being the last quations:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 90 a 9014; United States 6's, coupon, 1881, 903¢ a 9034; United States 5's, 1874, 80 a 8044; Indiana 5's, 77 a 79; Virginia 6's, 5a 53; Tennessee 6's, 427% a 4314; North Carolina 6's, 6134 a 62; Missouri 6's, 43 a 431; Pacific Mail, 82°¢ New York Central, 7244 a 72%; Erie, 253% a 26; do. preferred, 46 a 47; Hudson River, 33% a 34; Harlem, 104 a 10%; do. preferred, 25 a 26; Reading» 35 a 35%; Michigan Central, 42 a 4244; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 13% a 13%; do. guaranteed, 3024 a 3034; Panama, 10824 a 109; N- linois Central, 653¢ @ 6644; Galena and Chicago, 6974-0 699%; Cleveland and Toledo, 29% a 2954; Chicago and Rock Island, 434 a 4334 icago, Burlington and Quincy, 6) a 62; Delaware, Lacka- wana and Western, 67 a 68; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 1734 a 18%; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 92 a 93; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 83 a 8324. The article from the London Zimes which is copied elsewhere, shows that that journal deems it unsafe to continue to oppose purchases of our national securities in England. Its endorsement of American credit, extorted as it is by the force of the facts, will not be without its effect in England. In the course of a few weeks the con- sumption of United States Treasury notes will probably be greater in Great Britain than here, though it is possible that foreigners may have to pay a premium for them. It would be well for the Secretary of State and the Secretary of the Treasury to have an occa- sional interchange of views, as the recent pro. ceedings of the one are seriously interfering wi the policy of the other. Within the past few days the agents of the Secretary of State have Been constantly running up and down Wall street in chase of Southern money. ‘They have seized $10,000 in one place, $5,000 in another, $20,000 in a third; a box of papers in one bank, a roll of notes in another, a bundle of bonds in an- other, a trunk of valuables in a fourth—the whole belonging or supposed to belong to citizens of the States now controlled by the rebels. The consequences of these confisca- tions are a gain to the United States of perhaps $50,000 a $60,000, and a loss of several millions to the city of New York; for the moment it became Known that Mr. Seward’s agents were on the track of Southern money, every bank and banker made haste to remit all he had to Europe for safety— rightly deeming his duty to his client paramount to every other consideration. The consequence of this sudden transmission of moneys to Europe has been a considerable reduction of the bank deposits here—a rise in exchange to within 4 per cent of the specie rate—and a general disturbance of the money market which, with other causes, has re- duced the popular subscriptions to the national loan fifty per cent. It may be very right and ee POST OFFICE NOT SECOND BOARD. bald Haraia, 88 Prospect street, Brooklyn, tiuis (Thursday) 100 shs PacMSSCo.830 alternoon, al-two o'clock. Howst.—A‘ Litchiiold, Coun., on Monday, September } 68,’ Mrs. Many ©. Howma, wilow of Josiah B. Howell, of Now Jersey, aged 6 ‘The friends and rel attend the funeral, $0000 0 86's, '81,reg 90 50000 US 5's, 174 5000 US 6's, 62. 1000 Tr 6 p¢ 2 year, 2000 California 7's, 1000 Teun 6's, 16000 Missouri 6's. 2000 N Carolina 6's. 4000 Georgia 6a. 200 Erie RR Lm bds 163 16, of congestion of ths Post Ornion, N. ¥,, Sept. 16, 1861, ‘OSTAGE STAMPS: ts now ready, and forsale at this clllew, Excl he hew style for an equivalent amou ‘The new style of & Hud Can Co 100 N ¥ Contral RR., 50 Mi So & NT g stk. 10 Panama RR... .. 60 Cleve & Pitts RR. 50 Gal & Chie RR. latives of tho family are invited to from St, Johu’s church, Somerville, Jay afternoon, at two o’clock, KLRINIOANNY.~—On Wedulosday, wife of Josep Kleinjohann, aged's The friends of the family, al Man Grocers’ Society, are respei SIX D. from the date of this notice, issue will not be received in sent from this oflice, aftor whieh stamps of the old payment of postage on levers WM. B. TAYLOR, P.M. September 18, Renkoca, 8. members of the Ger- fully invited to attend on Friday afternoon, at half past one o'clock, lato residence, No, 96 Hostor street, cornor of Allon, without furtuer invitation. Tuesday, September 17, of disease of the heart, Joun J. MuLusy, iu the 30th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family, also those of his father, Thomas Mullen, and his brother in: 8. Colton, and (he members of the Now York Catholic Li- brary Asscciation, and the St. Patrick Temperance Svcio- ty, are invited to'attend the funeral, from his tate resi- dotee, $31 Fast Thirticth street, on’ Friday morning, at ns will be taken to St ol, Where @ solemn, RELIGIOUS NOTICES. LDER J. 0. BEARDSLER, MISSIONARY AT THE Island of Jamaica, W. ficld of labor, Will deliver venteenth street, 150 Chic & Rk Ist KR. just arrived from his 2 address ti the Christian chay Rear Sixth: avenue, this (Thursday) "The Stato and Progress of CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Weowmspay, Sept. 18—6 P. M. Acigs.—The market was dull, and small sales reported at $6 26 for pots and poarls. PuRapstvrrs.—Flour—The market wus firm, while prices were without chauge of importance. The sales embraced about 16,000 bbis., closing within the range of the following quotations:— Superfine State... ood to choice... Christianity in Jamaica, TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. A REGULAR MERTING OF THE PROPL Union Clad of the Kighwenth ward, assemble Aquarters, corner of Twenty-third altel and Broad: io the chatr, the fo xecutive Committee for the Eightee ‘ gan, Ochotak 8 half-past nine o'clock. Stephen's church, Twenty eighth str masa of requiem’ will bé offered up for the repose of his Munray.—On Tuesday illness, Which she of James Murphy, Tho funeral will take place from the residence of her 21 Morris street, this (Thurs- Wm, Drummond, BF. Manterre, 1 Jas Me Thompson, Cans, , September 17, after a lingering bore with resignation, Mary, daughter Cornell, KE. ” € Common to choice Western extra, rand BW. Winans, Extra Canada... 1 that 4 Mass Coavention of the etitec ath ward tn favor of © vigorous prosecnt y ovening neat, the ume and place E. KOBERSON, Chatrinan, A MASS MEETING OF THE ELECTORS OF THE Mi pursuant to @ resoludon ade site Conventfon, at Syrac n Hall, 69 Vandam street, on mber 18, the followin lected as’ permanent ofticers of the Bushth ward Wok Club:—-aspor C. Obilis aunt, Catharine Murphy, No day) afternoon, AMvens.—On Wednesday, son of George and Devorat Myers, aged 18 days. The funeral will take place this (Thursday) morning, elphi street, Brooklyu. ATH —On Tuesday evening, S ptember 17, of bron- chitis, Cuakins Magnani, aged 24 years, 1 month and 15 ‘The friends of the deceased ara respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Uhursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No, 296 Madison Poovk.—ln Brooklyn, on. Tuesday morning, September oGvE, in the 724 year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends attend (he funeral, from his late residence, No, 132 Wil- Heel, this Thursday, at tweive o'clock hoon, without furthor notice. Scorr.—On Tueslay, September 17, Winuaw ¥. Scorn, s, 9 mouths and 4 days. {sof the family, also the mem. ‘tate Guard, Capt Johnson, Ninth M., are respectiully invited to attend 200 Varick stroot, this ight Lo good extra do, Choice extra family and bakers? bri eptember 18, Gronak, infant to be hereatter designate J. M. Haeway, Ses SSSSussFE Corn niital, Jersey and Brandywine. —Candian flour was in fair request at qnotations, while the sales embraced about 700 bbis. dn steady demand and prices firm, egpeciaily for the bot ter class of brands. The sales footed up about 2,500 bbls. , closing within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour was in fair demand and steady at our quotations, with sales of 250 bbls. Corn meal was quiet, with sales of 200 bbis. at our quetations, Wheat was lessactive and closed easier at or about Le. per bushel dec: ules embraced about 160,000 bushels at $L $1 34 for Kentucky white (part delivered), $1.25 a $12734 for white Ohio, $1.30. $131 for whito Canada, $1284 $1 82for white Indiana and Michigan, $1 17 a $120 for red State, $1 21 for amber Michigan, $114 a F121 for winter red Western, $105 a $1 IL for Mil- waukee club, $1 02 a $1 09 for Chicago spring, and a $1 09 for Racine firmer for shipping lots, with salo bushels at Sle. a S2c. for heated, and 6 ern ports, and at 4c. a. S5¢. for good to prime shipping lots of Western mixed, ern and 70c, for State. active, and prices nominal heavy Canadian, Western and State at 850, Corres.—Tie market was firm and sales active, in cluding two cargoes of 10,886 bags of Rivat MW Ye. ald ge., and 4,000 bags do. at p. t. Corrox.—Thore was £0 little business doing ag searcely to afford any criterion of the state of the ma transactions eubraced 200 a 300 bales in inal) continue to quote middling uplasds at 21te. a3 cording to quality, time &e. Fi its. —Rates continued to rule firm, without change noment in quotations, bushels of grain were engaged, eli at 104¢d. a 11d. fer corn and’ who: bushels of wheat were engaged, in ship's bags, at 134 490 Dbis. four at 33, 6u., and 20 tons of lard at 40s. Havre 30,000 bushels of’ wheat were engaged, in ship's bags, at 24e, A vessel of 980 tons was for Havre, with wheat, at 24 Ruct.—Owing to some go! market, prices were firm and sales more active. a 500 casks changed hands at 64¢¢ Provistons.—Vork—The at ten o'clock, Friends are invited. Eighth ward, b ba Southern. flour was Bie Peoples Vink be stern, Was seen ay ted aed 31_Y, lon 6) 45, esident; Wan. 1. Presidents; Win, COMPANY A, NINTIL corner of Univer: bers of the above the family are invited to the Arnuweyy this (Ply the funeral of some atlgue cap wnt wie OMNSON, Captain. ; G.I, Mitten, Secretary. bers of Compan a ef about 120,000 ade. for Bai IRSUANCE OF A CALL linton Gurden, 1, Crom his tate residenc (Thursdny) arternvon, at two o'clock, without further in- emains will be taken 10 Greenwood. Wednesday, September 18, Aunt SreiNWAUS, aged 37 years. His frioa'ls are respectfully in late residence, Ne afternoon, at two o'clock. be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery. Watst.—On We Ryo was selling at Barley and barley mait were in ere firm, with sales of ited toattend the fune- 26 Amity street, this His remains will Monday, September 23, at ANDER H. PROUDFOOT, Chatman, ALI P. J. MCALLREN, esday, September 18, after a short lilness, Manikera Wassis, aged 1 year, inonths and 9 ‘Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. M4 eonwich street, this (Thursday) afl-rnoon, at two SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THI8 DAY. poo] "60,000 a New York, september 1s, 1861. MISCELLANEOUS. ARIES, DRUGGISTS PRANDY IN BOTTLES vi MADEIRA, Si SCOTCH AND TRISH WHISKEY, IN'BO1 JAMATCA AND 8° 11 the above named’ wi for private and medieat use, and are warranted pure and of AND PRIVATE FA- en up to load IN BOND or dut ¥ paid, various Hour Was at 800. erpool—W T Frost Ship Washington, White, . some very olds 1 1a market—Maitland, he (Brem), Muller, Bi , Barballox—H was steady, while 700 DUIS. at $14 BT%q a §L4 G0 for mess, and $975 a $10 for extra, and $15 50 a8 fer clear, and $9 76 a $10 for prime, while the sales included 300 bbls, at $10 2 estern mess, and at $12 50a $13 50 for extra, Beef hams were firm at $15a $15 60. Cut meats we firm. A sale of 40 hhds. of shoulders were mae at Lard was steady, with sales of 200 bbls, ut 844 Butter was dull at Ive. a de. for State, and 5 Cheese was at Gc. a Te. for State, and at Sc. a 6c. were imported _Tolinson, Muurseltlas—C 4, Para aod a snarket—K L Corning, hill, Havann—T ¢ 1 Sago B Gager, ig, Wastington—J § 4 how Selling off my stock of old bottled wines and h less price than they ean be impo Persons who use wines and liquors should give the preference to th UDOLPHO WOLF! Boef was unchanged, 22 Beaver street. he P Bings, Bartlett, Bee Harbor: chr PB Carter, Diviht, N DOUBLE SOLE SHOES, AT JONES’, 10 AND j also, at $3 W, quilled Congress Galters, GARS Were firm, with sales of 600 hhds., part Porto t 8%(c. afte, Aud the remainder Cubs museavado, tor fair to good refining grades, and at 8c. a 81Xc. for grocery goods; the sales also embrucet 450 boxes, « nd the remainder at p. t., and 12,000 bags ul, Flowers, Belfast Sctr Harriet Baker, Sehr H Lawrence, Sehr Lotits, Clark, Wobber, Portiand—G L Hateb, ‘chnson, itoston—8 M Mayhew, wton—U & BJ Peters. cbr Kratus, Btwel!, Boston—W 8 Brown & Co, Schr Willie, Brown, New Haven—Rrett, Son & Co, Sloop A Miller, Camp, ape Mm Sloop Vietorime, Pos! H Sloop Comet, Prove, Stam Steamer Tacony, By, Philadelphia. EVERDELL'S—WEDDING CARDS.—THESE CELE- brated engraved cards, sold only at 3U2 Broadway, corner of Duan MBROTYPES AND PH pletures taken for $1; Cavd Flew portion at 934 Manila at p. t. ET TT TE SS PHA S Rtarkeot, OTOGRAPUS TWENTY FOU a eh. VEN YRATS, TTS, Beneval Agen, IMPORTED Hanvinc—Kerenam.—in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sep by the Rey. DJ. Yerkes, Mr. J. W. 8. Harp: KL C., youngost daughter of Elbert Ketcham, all of Brockiyn. Hroxmay—Moorr.—On Wednesa St. Pwal's Lutheran church, by Rev. F. W. Vere 1. Hickman, of Brooklyn, to Mama J. ighter of B. Moore, of Fort Washington NOXS—MARKS.—On Wedaosday , Septe Mr, Scolich, ABRAHAM Lyons; Faq. Wituenmina Marke, of 1 Staten Island papers please cop) Miver—Ronerts.—On Friday , R. G. Dickson, Joun H. Mingk to Miss Heiex M. Rorgnys, both of this eity. Meuick—Kercnam.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sop- tember 18, by the Rev. B,J. Yorkes, Mr. Davip Muuuck, of Tamboriviile, N.J., and Mata L.,’ eldest daughter of Eibert Ketcham, of Brooklyn. Procron—SsnTd —On Thesday, September 17, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. B. Peters, Mr. Hexry S. Proctor to Miss Makcanmr E, George 0 Smith, Fsq Vay Deavesn—Lets Wednesday, September 18, by Rev. Lous H Vay Drrvuer, of Somerville BRvYN, youngest daughter of the late W IDGEWATER PAINT, TESTED ELE’ Depot Salen tt NOPENHAGEN CHERRY by JOUN DUNCAN & SON Kangarow cise, vB, 8 PM, vath mise and 1 oho davai, 6 Last, 73 miles Woof Cape Clear, camaliip Persia, henes Tor Live passed Tom slip Muzbatet, Ye Steamabipy New York (Brem’ peat Sih, Mat 5130, lon 33, Ww. orise Moor, ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED J juints, aud ail diseases of the feet, cured without pain or invonvenience to the patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, Surgeon Refers to physicians and sur- ¥. er 18, by Rov. » of this city, to Mrs. Sf mwabip bouhd u Re th. lat 499, Jon 1127, Br bark lat 50 09, lon 1627, Fr sehr’ Engen E 8 41, ton 2807, a Tar Chiropodist, 709 Broadway. goons of this ett R. H. BOSTWICK, AUTHOR OF SEVE cal works, will continue the practice of medicine and surgery, at 36 Bast Twelfth street, six doors west of Broud- eptember 6, by the Rov. (new), Levy, Philadel dntended to pls betw with steamslilp nid (of Kennels on this portand nk}, Milliken, Hawre, 42 tig 30, lat 45 15, lon'32 54, saw: rpoal, "The AF ise & Mathilde (Brom), Nordynholt, Bremen, days, in ballagt, 10 Hensehen & U ke ship Tusearora, trom Philadelphia for Liver} 18th, iat 41 24, lon 65 Ol, saw a sloamship steering E, yreers ARE STUBBOR! 8 Maron Srnuer, New Yorx, July 20, 1861. Dear Docror—I1 fave been altiietod with ‘totitl deafness, Twas indneed t fed chix mornin, can Imagine my delight when, after one opera hearing was suddenly which I feeb ver oxt siutit out from ty & sense, tOhave it returned, and 11 of Brooklyn, F. [ v.—At New Brunswick, N,J., on J, 1. Alliger, Me. to Miss Mary Burk August (Pras), Waack, Bordeaux, 68days, with mise, Hud heavy weather; Jost and to Punch, Meincke & Wendt, pleaswre of using £0 ne hear so distinetly, ‘ou for the tmifPrise amount. of skill r what Lean wo truly a ts & HARRISON. Angusta, Utts, Holmes’ Hole, 24 hours, in bal- r. Clark (of Waldobor days, via Holmes , Daggett, Newcastle, 43 hconl, to Yates & Porter. 30, spoke ‘Br bark Mary Rich Tam, sir, your obed EDWARD TEM?’ Dr. VON MOSCUIZISKER’S office for cari she blind is at 107 Clinton place, between Apaws.—On Tuesday, September 17, at the residence of Mr T. Bland, Brookiyn, of typhoid ‘fevor, Cuaruis B. ADAMS, aged 20 years,’ of the Firet Long sland Volun teers, son ot the late Professur C. B. Adaius, of Amberst College, Mase. ‘The funeral will take place at Amberst, on Friday af. ternoon, at four o'clock. Barker.—On Fourth Langan, C28, 10 days, Br), ComA, Windsor, NS, 7 doy, with plas- ter, DR Dewor, chaniress (Br), Dinsi iT FIRE IN MUR@AY STRE New Yous, Sept. 18, 1881. al 12M, recovered our m the ruins of No. 4 so Orr entire Btook tof the Mh Instant. Lfioor. After tailing with burning rubbish and exp Mk. Romene M. Parnien:— We have this 4 > Defianee, 69), f yairect, wileh builting, a were destroyed by fir ping, after a lingering it! zaweTH Barker, wile of Jacob Barker, aged 77 years, 9 months and 16 d ‘The funeral will take plac Vinst., from he ‘The friends and ty second street bie papers, tnatirn spectfully reques Papers, fnauran not a worw wrk thport for Fail River. lizalethport for New Haven, bari, Provost, Es ness, of diptheria, Teena Ham wn Irena Breunan, aged 5 dangiter of Wil , ti mths aud 17 alkinghain, Macti eae : emily, Snow, Plymouth, raon, Harwich. ‘Taylor, Boston, . of H. Weinstein & Co, ends of the family are respectful] tend the funeral, from the Iamander Safe idence of her parents, In- fternoon, at bali “No. 68 Murray. stro now, New Bedford, past one o'ctock, wi lowEs.—At Jamal . W. Bowers, in the 49th year o ‘The relatives an invited to attend the fun father-indaw, Josephh Jenkins, [sq near Bolivar, Brookiy o'clock, without farther inyitat Pennaylvania papers please Stratford, Conn. , ou Tucsd ingering ilines®, Sarait, wife of Jaber Curtis, it D PLATED SLE. 8, 415 Broadway, o i, from the residenee ef his Lf All the inge September 17, I7txingt, in the proper, perhaps, to despoil the Southerners who, relying upon our honor, sent us their moneyto keep, when they could not trust the rebel govern- ments which-iad usurped authority over them; but surely it is a fatalerror to gratify patriotic zeal in this way, when the effort convulses our money market, disturbs the foreign exchanges and checks subscriptions to the popular loan. ess of the Sub-Treasury was as follows The bu: to-day: — Receipts —Kor eustor Treasury nows Payments Palance R ce We understand that the directors of the Panama Railroad Company voted yesterday to invest their surplus funds in 73-10 per cent Treasury notes. They have already taken $160,000, and propose to also call home their balances in London, which, together with what has remained idle here, reach nearly a half millien dollars. The Binghamton Daily Republican says: We learn that our citizens aro nobly responding to thy appeal of the Secretary of the Treasury in behalf of the atriotic loan, and that aircady from $15,000 to $20,000 ave been forwarded through tho Broome County and Susquehanna Valley banks, for the 7 8-10 per cent certifh cate The Galena and Chicago Railroad earned the second week of September :— 1861. 1860. $51 437 65,209, Decrease.....6... 00 vecnne SA BTR This is much more favorable than was expected. The following isa summary of the condition of the banks of the three cities, as shown by theirlast weekly statements :— N. York, Sept. 16.812 B n, Sept. 16. lad.,Sept. 16, Net Dep’s. 106. 700876 Total........ ..$223,729,128 Last week ....... 231,328.6 Stock Exchange. Wapxesbay, Sept. 18, 1961 $12000 US6's,'81,cou 90 L6hs Bink of Rep ‘2000 US 5's,'71, con. 8014 100 N ¥ Cent RR 20000 U $5's)"74, cou 80 00 do. 2500 Trea6 pe.twoy 983% 650 do 10600 Ohio 6'8,'70... 90 6 do. 6000 Virginia 6's. 90 Pacific Mail Ss 1000 di 100 do... 4000 do, 100 do 5000 do. 86 do 1000 Tenn 6's, 100 do €900 Missouri 6's 43% 160 Erie RR. 5900 do e 50 do 13000 do. 7 MichSos 100 fiCeni RKsey 150 do 5000 do... 2000 Louisiana 6's. . 6000 N ¥ Centra: 6» 2 2000 NY Cenc b 350 Gal & SOOCOERRAIMb,83 Sa 10 . 93 700 Cle & Yo! RR... .. 1000 MC8pe } 8000 € B&Q 92 200 do 60 2954 600 fii Cent RR bus 92 200 Chi & RK Is RK 43 8000 LL R& Wiietimd 66 60 Chi, B&QRR.VIO Gly 1000 N J Cent ist m 102}5 the 73d year of her age. ‘Tho rélatives and friends of the family are respectfully mivited to attond the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, ‘0 o'clock, at the Congr s leave Now Haven Dopot, Tweaty-seventh street, at seven 0% LAFEY.—On Wednesilay, Septomber 18, Eremyon Jane, ighter of Richard and Mary Anne Clafly, aged 10 months and 1 day. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, entie, Brooklyn, noklyn, on Wednesday , September 18, after a short illness, Heyry Conn, of the parish of Tynan, county Armagh, Ireland. Hisfricuds and those of his brothers. aro respectfully inyited to attend the afternoon, at haif past two o'clock. street, near Jay, withoutfurther notice. Cox:—On ‘Tuesday uight, September Hy after a short but severe illness, BEnsamin Cox, in the 56th year of his ship Oven, from Pitlade- proprictors of the Scientific Ameri- «York, continue to solicit Patents in ies, on the most ns aud pampilets of advice tn pileation to the office, ional church, in tes and inal foreign ¢ Steamer Ospray, Renney, Provileuce, Bngtish and German free on a Read what the HON. JOSEPH HOLT, the great patriot, say Musans, Mowe Co. Orizaba, from Boston for Philadelphia-put into the Bay for a harbor: It affords me muel able and eflicient man pleasure to bear 10 Flatbush a Wind during the day N tho repiitation promising fidelity in ; Vary respectiully, your ovedient ser Miscellaneous. hr NE Clark, witeh aarived at sole survivor of john aud Patrick, eral, on Friday rom his Late resi- one Josken Haseer: Capt RWilhaw engaged in soliciting pa- Mpscra, MUNN. & CO. have t 1 e thin iiteen thousand pa f night of Whi, off Gr ather was Squally, ¥ itled, tell aver on ee the ea, was Gb covered, eepaned for leaviti, r sunk sudden ATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE ot Warren street and the friends and acquaintances of the family aro resp fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afte noon, at one o'clock, from his lat’ residence, 545 Thir His remains will be interred in Trivity Ceme- Just before she xunk Cie ? the captain's child was Ty, taking the by b vice $17 aud. 825, v fx plank, but the abe BLACK CLOTI FROCK COATS, CLARK.—On Taesday, September 17, of marasmus, Wr TELD S. CLARK, Only son of S. Alcuzo and Lettie L. Clari aged 4 months and 21 ‘The remains will be ta pwned. Capt Willlamsclung to tie plank for 'y wea, andl wos. fin! sixty hours, in a hes en to Tarrytown for interment. inesday September 18, JuLaa Mania F sty, aged 4 years, 2 months und 13 days, daughter of John and viel Thompson, Weary Cannon 2 Del, and the captain's 8, Seucaen, all of M 6 AVEVANS’, and Fulton street, between Gold and Cliff ats ‘The friends and relatives of thefamUy are respectfully 63 invited to attend the funeral, fgom the residens A Thirty fifth street, this (Thur k. Her remams will be taken to the Dunmonr, East, Sept 1—The brig Souther, rpool for Radton. is still here. and some of ber hands are unwe Aug 31—The Vesta (s), from Waterford for in with aud towed here rengh, Parritt, from East) ged and With loss of foretnast, main topmast, bows smashed in astar afcas the fore chane coutinues 6 make parents, 145 W 1.000 stack reson poxsxis Paxrs, ternoon, at two 0' : Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flat Brooklyn, on T Wooprrse, son of John and Sarah Fre year of his age. ‘The relatives and attend the fune.al, f Clinton and Futon avenues, Brooklyn, ) afternoon, at two o'clock, Ganvery.—On Wednesday, September 18, Byota J, Gar daughter of Join and Lhzabeih M. Garvey, Vrouw the stock of a broken wholesale Louse, tior Preston, water- Monrevaneo, July 31—Pha ‘Ame zard, frou Hambur Second mate, who rey Banke Joly 28 The » can ship Lancashire, Ha. ¢ yesterday in charge of the vat the wbip grotuded ster, part of the crew and so Afterwards the w Others of the crew and passengers, but being unable (o mu # returned on board, when deat tn brinuing her to this port, ¢ (row KMS Forte, anchored with ‘The funeral wil ay) alternoon, at t Gavexny.—On Wedi September 18, the only son Walter Lord, Witlis, from the in here July 81, ‘wiil p riends and acyiain fully invited to attend the fu 8 will be token to cunt (Cape Verde dax.—On Wednesitay, son of Thomas M. an | Sarai The friends of the family funeral, from | t Hangon place, Brooklyn, © ¢ will either dischar sination, it be with itta’ hor d & repair Ler W make her Gi to reship that pary which bas beea Fritlay afternoon, propellers Potomska and Wamsutta, constituting the New Bedfurd, have been sold GiLpEnstREvR.—On Wer er 18, Amos W. NESE, aged BL y Tho friends’ and relatives are respectfully invited to huraday) afernoon, at three ‘yn. ‘The members of lly invited to © between this port © government on pr ing bark Helen Augusta, «(een sold for $450, for the soard steamship New York, Sandy Hook, Sepiain G. Wenke=L HMIDT & CO., rope, Issued by G, No. 1 Chambers street, lokmes’ Hole, 279 tone, attend the funeral, nis from 167 Jay street, Br ¢ Huse Company are m MATRIMONIAL. Haicnr.—On Wednesday ev vin, Sesax Jos y even ng, September 18, of dip- sxe Weork, daughter of Samuel and years aud 11 mouths, taken to Catskill for interment. morning, September 17, Mrs. Sath your ot her age. ‘The relatives and friends of th? family , also those of her sens, Jehin and William, itardie and John Dillon, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-tn-law, Archi- Le ke ieve of you and your gallant craft without <sing ourgrateful thanks to @ heniga Providence, and lt obligations to yourse|*, for Ihe safety, sathsfae- tue passage. Many dn steatnships of Li spondence With a lady, not ove with an amtabl station A Post of 1 SHOULD LIKE TO MARRY, If Feould only tind atleman oF wealth, ‘ust sulied to my 1 Tam 9 widow of 24, and wah to ave winter, Address Evelyn Grey, Post otlicc, Un Tuesday Hexmierta Hernn frequently eres h, When we say that we have & care of a more skillful, gentlerauniy der than yourself, Wr also take gr testimony to the efucje wrieout and sons ii-iaw, 2) pleasure tn beariug of your ofivers, the good or- 1, the Word times this 5 but in partionlar the excelfenc: of | your table, ‘With “cul beat wie een, Sontthuad, Mens ness and welfare, we ask thy priviiess of NAVIng thia t montal pmbiistied, go that our frlends who ma," follow na, and the travelling communtiy in general, may reatlce the advane tages which Wo have ouraelven en jose Very raspectfull Ennis Tetons Baron Roses Qe ftshoR ot Celanat! Lo pon Beur Newen Vale lack, Mra Helena. elns amare Wehnes, GL Smi Catherine Wittend: ton, Mrs D Gorres Be er uth, Hormann Lken, \ Rev M Tobbe,’ Rev P He Sobellworth, LC Teatewulde, Claus Rev HO A Marpe, IB Rathjen, Hchineraahi, us fontad Fred This, ; anes Meller, John M foi, C Bott) Marin Gerdes, HG Menk 6 Lauxenep—At Mystic, Mth inat, from the yard of Geory Greenman & Co, a tine bark of about 700 tons, owned by M others. She is intended for the ‘freighting buns hess, anid wilbd ed ti 5 hate bey rie comsaan ded by Capt Jeremiah H Sawyer, of "FM Wolters, Sawyer a) Whalemen, Arr at Now Beilford 17th inst, ship Levi Starbuck, Jerne- Honolulu Dee, via Turtle Bay, Goast of Calltornta, Talcahuans July 3, bernambu with 1000 bbis wh off and 3500 Ihe bone, ‘Sent a tt op. 700 do wh oll and 1,000 ths hone.” Left-at Pernambuco, ba Lagrange, of New Bedford, which had been condemned and had traashipped atl on bowed Br brig Mary Ann, to sail im one Week—the [was to be sold at auction, rom Capt Howland, of bark Matilda, Sears, of tmouth, reports her off Juan Fernandes May 8), with 6% bbls spoil, all well, Would'be at Tombez iu October, Spoken, &c. ung Rover, Liont Com Join Humphrey, pilot boat Mary'A Williaruss No iG. Pe oot Ou Nantucket Ship B F Gabain, of aud trom Bremen for NYork, Aug 24, yy te ys. i 1 Am clipy ound 8, wh o fase Pagina town wht tg wth lac m bark steering S, bad. s] ort royalmaste, no name om ion —, rkins hence for St Thomas, Sept M, lab Sehr Starlight, of Portland, steering 8, was Sept if off Montauk Bolat ba aie Se Foreign Ports. Axrwrre, Sept Lire Sanson, Kobingon, Hornoaand; 2& South Oarolina, Kempton, Soderhamn, CAN), Ang St—SrrTamanttpas, Ackley, Matanza; wn, Tucker, Richt oneto; WA Patents, Bennett vimrade; Samael Watts, Watts, Quebee; Sept % Rocking Keg AR Cook, sham, Melcher, St John, Nib: Windward, Kinerkon, Uronatadt; HW Cann, Chapman, N¥ork for Giouvestar,, Sid Nept ly BW. Farley, Farley, Baltimore, , BRmamRHAVEN, Aug 22—Std China, Schwartr, and Aw Zosterileth, NYork Kiam; Bremerhaven, Hilken, ‘and Magdalene, Henke, Sandy Hook. BKorowaux, Ang i Buwnos Ayny Wright, and M valle, ‘Auderse from Cadiz, ave ton, W Lin) Mahiman, NYork, Th port barka Belvidere | (Br), Rontignack, for NYork; 18th, i Zephyr, Sinai, ivr, est Jones, er TSth, ding; GH Tos Lewts, une. Bid duly 2b 25th, 'schirs Coast Pilot hi, Weeks, Valparaiso, ship trom Daiverpool with from Liverpoo) vin Car- , from Philadelphia for Conk, Ang dt—Acr Nummer Bit, Brocksh, and Queen’ of the Netherlands, Claproth, NY ‘Overs, Aug 20~Arr HLL Rogers, Delano, NYork. Sli 20th, Orvolan, Lordy NYork; 80th, farmon, Buekley, do. Croxstar, Ang 4—Sid H Sherman, Hichburn, Bristol; H V Bay , Soderhamn, Capra, A Fish, Fairchild, and Geo Darby, a NYork. Sli 2ist, James Cook, Arcy, Buonos Ayres , Minna Schiffer, Counauton, Rie Gronde Mary 1 Bale Elddidge, Boston, Heat, Sept $Arr Achilles, Gallagher, Philadelphia (and sid for London), Dumtin, Aug Si—Cid IE T Vennard, York, NYork, Drouiena, Avg 3h sora, Hicks, NYork. x Doxosta, Bepe2—Std G Knox, Small, Silloth, (0° fond for Danrzte, Aug 27~Sld bark Garibaldi, Randall, N F\taoatit, Sept Are Osborne Howe, Lowe, Havana. Garrvena, Attg W—Are Geo 8 Hunt, Wooddiu Malngm; Aurate, Davis, do (and both sld 24th for Newport). ih ci ‘Aug 23—Off, Florence, Smith, from the Medl- te CAN [OP mmm, (Genoa, Aug 18—Arr Niobe, Howes, Cardiff; 29th, Maverick, Bilis, do. ‘ow, Aug $1—Sld Mary Glover, Howes, Miramichi, ook, Sept 1—Acr Vaulted Kingdom (a), Craig, Quee bec; 24, 8 W Holbrook, Small, Huelva, —Arr Rofe, Brigg, NYork, Ski 2d, M J'Col- coal (y AP June 8); Rio Jancis, port, Ey. GAtway, Sep cord, Partridge, Ca r. ‘outherner, Soule, Neweastle, Genow, and United States; Defthaven, Fréese, Gatlao; 99th, “Charter Oak, Carver, NYork; Germania, Townaend, do; lst, Uniom, Davis, do; Sept 1, W BK Lindway, tray, do. Cid ‘Aug 3), France, Ellis, NYork; Lew Pizabeth, Nichola, Searsport; ist, Harty Bluff, Redman, NYork; Arno, Dear- {ng, Boston; Ida McLeod, Davies, Pictu, NS Harvoxr, Septl—Sid Emeline, Deundson, NYork. Havana, Sept 10—Arr bri lsley Daring, Souper. NY ork. S11 10th, bele Nahum stoteco Oliphag§ KY met, Hope iJ ates a a spare, Ae otecany Ive aeons tel rt; Some My oh anita: tins, Geor, TOOL bs, n a John, NB, 2, Geo Greets Faire shee and nity. sadn, de; Balle Wood, Bush, att Webswa, Lowber, NYork, Ata- Insita, Merrill, do; Luvestivator, Carver, New port, Sid'Beot |, Boyt, Mewes, andd Morton, Gilley, NYork; 8 EB Smith, Gates, St John, NB: Mamaroneck, Cushing, and Am lope, Cole, NYurk; Bolferino, Pendieton, Genoa, Cid Avg 3h, Jolin Spear, Butler, Poriand; Sept 2, Sheri- dan, Russell, NYork, : nt out Arig 31, Monarch of the Kea, Spencers NYork: EO anton, Magny do; Penzuln, Wewcnberg, Sin. Frmnclara; Sept, Montgomery, Nickson, Baltimore; Great Eastern (1); NYork, Kobt Center, Blekner, and Compromise, Canlking, dy; Meiropolts, Kenney, 81 John, NB, Lonvo, Sent 2—Arr Rocket, Smith, and Saxony, Soame, NYork Cll AugS1, James R Keeler, Delano, NYork; Sept 2, Ola- mon, Stewart, do; Villa SMWwanton, Quebec; Franels P : Tnparsal, Bunwerland sueeptons Kong (and wid from mith, Boston. Lisnow, Ang 25—Arr Samosnt, Foster, Cronstadt. 4, Ang 20—Arr Lennox, Cole, aud HA: Stephen- son, Hayden, NYork, Wowrovte’ Aug21-Tn port brig Qown Bugle, Yates, from NYork arr Lith, for arisen nnd the Gaboon. MowrKco Bay, Ja, Sil ache Treasurer, Fisher, —, Barney, Gloucester for 9, Aug 12—Arr Veteran, Drew, NYork, ;Sepi2—Putin, part bf the'crew sick, bark in, from Antwerp for Hayan: 2 paiet Creeley, Cuttor, Cols e Baumgartner, 3 31, tame! French ARN AMT Yours vo Louisa, Be 6 Wing, Proteus, Bi im. and Hurricane, N ‘Miscel): ML Wrank, Haske Arr sip Fawn, Manso ug 11—In port ships Mor? Wise Matd of the Sea, Sianwood, from Lon few days; Jacob Badyer, Staples Harnpton demned; Mary Russell, Thompson, for Bast Indies JW Cli boldt, f Quy, is shaw, Mimson: Havard, Lawson, and Wilhelmine, Lawrence, wiz; Sophiay ones, for Baltinoi si beige Virginia, Barkley: and M & 1 t, Congdor onee, Phinney, do; 3 Wathaway, Townsend, from} Button, front t NYork 2days, Sid taille, Balimore; 10h, sehr TD Wagner, in windhound, ship Thomas Whitney, Bost with jos# of foretopsal!l yard, nins, Daniels, NYork: ; Mth ship William Lord, Cid 18th, ship Levant, Beran, Liverpool} jea's, N¥ork . Aug %0—In port barks Statira, Bourne, for St Ste- phen, NB, about Sept 5. Dacotah, Bease, for do do, Yarwourt, Dif, Onrepa, Morse, from the Baltie, [Pur Steamsitr Eowora, At HALtrax—Teneararuic Avr fiom NY, 40a, Zeti, Arc wkian, at Ma- wlais’ George Abtt, Ralph Post, and Wind a Au Falmouth} Hero, and ry Clay, B Adams, aad a from London Joun, NB, Se ot) ri Gh at Queenstown, vin Queenstown.) kfixh. and Geo Darby, at Cadiz, Americ: Ports, BOSTON, Sept t7—Are souvol whip Maneneh thews, Portland Jrland Buena Vita, Roby; We rs 7 George Edward, JI Hoyt, Lyon; Edwin Reed, Goodspeed; Susan F Baud MA shropshire, Shropahire, and Sp ray Jelphia, “Tn the bay silp ‘Tranquebar, from Rio Janeiro. Cl Br steamehtp Arabla, Sione, Liverpool via Ma. iifax; ship Went Wind, Elttott, Francisco; aches White Squall, Howed; © L Edw uly; Franels Biwards, I i, inry E Smithy Smitht ton, ‘Tiiten, and ani, ¢ jinded ‘s H Moore, In oe sts Bev Pavilion: brig Maria. Tih— Are (hy tel) bark Ht Deriing, Taleypuano; brigs So- Btokeley, Turks erm, Wilson St NYork.’ Below bark Ade- Cla schrs Jas Batter How.and, Providence 8 Rue, Wright jalde, F gor. from fio Janeiro, Cir)! Hail, Antanas Hecanah Martin, Slaight, NYork. BRISTOL, Sept 16—Sid brig California, Camm, Havana, BEVERLY, Sept 1t—Arr schr Henrietta (not’ Hamiiton), Philadelphia, DIGIFON, Sept 15—Arr sohrs 8 Washburn, Thrasher, Pie ladelphia; R'S Dean, Cook, Elizabethport, Sid 14th, sche HL W_ Morse, Phillips, Philadelphia, E Sept 1—Arr sehr Supertor, Moore, NYork, WICH, Sopt M—Are sehr Elmira Rogers, izabeth port, pL 4—Arr ache Connecticut, Closk, Naw i Lith, schrs Wm D Cargill, Hawkins, "Phi jetla Burr, Barton, Delaware City, Sid l6tb, pis Crandall, Gage, Philadelphia; Silas Wright, Sea id Rusting, Colenian, Elizabeth port ‘ORD, Sept 16—Arr schrs Almon Bacon, Bacon, and rk, Clark, Elizabethport; 16th, MF Webb, Bucking d Cynthin Jane, Bennett, doy JD Buckalow, Wayne, 24 UD odarcard, ireland, New Brunswick. Sid 17d, ‘or Are sloop Apollo, Freeman, New York, Sept I6~Arr schrs SB Bayley, Kobine and AS Cannoh, Nowell, Philadelphia; Sam, Golt, do; Kosai, Small, N¥ork, OMT, Sept IS—Arr sches Mary E Gage, Drisko, St B, for Philadelphia (ost part of deck Toad of Laths in blow on the Uth inst, off Monhegan); John McAd- on, StGeorge, Me, for NYork; Eben Sawyer, ‘Tra: ,’ astport for Philadelphia; Thos Page, Clarke, Boston 0; RM Price, Kelley, do for NYork; UD, Fruaier, Cannden for do; Westover, Eldridge, Boston for Philadelphia; Norih- ern Lisht, Hall, Vinulhaven tor NYork; Chase, Mills, Bristol for do: J M Taylor, Perue, Providence tor do? sloops Torte. me, Kay, Neniuacket for NYork; WH Mangiuin, Frasher, Taunton for do, Sid brig John Perce, Messor, Havana; schrs ¥ Burkelew, Burdick, Philadelphia; HW Morsa, Harriet Gard= er Texas, James ‘McCloskey, and ail others bound South and West ILADBLPRIA, Sept I7—Arr bark St James, Cruse, NYork; bric © H Frost, Hopkins, Onrdenas; Jeddo, ‘Melvin St John, NB; George Amos, Nichola, § port; ki h Com. Barnes, Mayagues; schfs DW Eldridge, Ogden, Do= j Julia Maine, Preston, Providence: C MCatver, Pon~ F'C Smith, Salem, Cid brig rt Bridgeport London: raintree send; J M Vance, F Adelaide, MA Maceo; J B Austin, Davis; A Haley, Haley, PA Saunde s Village, Queen, Hawkins, and D Hale, Conkling Poston; RG Porter, Smith, Danvers; D E Woite, Buck: oni Chizeo, Drinkwater, Providenc brey, Tunnton; Phos Borden, Weichtia RTLAND, Sept 16—Ar brig HH MeGilvery, ©) sake, Crowell, NYork; sche J © B: . W Bridge, Lang, Havana; Sarah B , : gy eb Asay Uy Gooken, Baltimore, PORTSMOUTH, Sept rx sches Gov Burton, Wins: more; Grecau, Abbott, and Sarah Lovina, Cranmer, Phila ely NCE, Sept 16—Arr schrs New Haven, Fielis; Raven ready TLitlle Saunders, Jones; Emetine ‘Chest Brower; Empire, Adams; Cleero, Burroughs, and Chatles A Greiner, Young, Philadelphia: Decatur Oakes, Oxkes, E bethport; Delphing, Ross, Tuckerton, NJ; James H Baputy, Lewis, Rondout; Eva, Northup, NYo Sid sohrs Joho Pars pum, Hall, Pbhibdelphla; Senator, Bradford, NYork. PAWTUCCET, Sept 16~Arr sloop Akin, Martin, Rondou', SALEM, Sept i6—Arr schra JD Carthy, Sualth, Philndet: i. em J Ke Mie Hunter, Rack: fownsend, 4 M pla; Jom English, Nickerson, Jersey Cy SULLIVAN, Sept 18~Are bark Salen, Moustor pool, WARREN, Sept 1e-Sid bark Mary Pranoes, Barton, Mau> rittus; brig Goudove, Johnson, Philsdelphia, eee