The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1862, Page 3

of potaind wove Bardia ces are chasage! or difioult to find wil a A wherover found, and reported tv the enrolling officers of the ward to which they ure supposed to eo ; ersous, especially domestics and vs ‘The pemes, fe., Of every man, present or absent, detween eighteen and Bey who call calls that his home, is required. ‘ward rol! isto be compared with, and cor- pa... ‘old Mets on file; and when perfected two fair duplicates are to be made, cartited ands poe Nase five enrolling officers, an: iiP's office of the county, and the other at ‘het Nayanes General's office at Albany. INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE. Provoer Mansiar’s Ovnice, Lave worti, August 18, 1862. ‘T. J. Wuep, Acting Assistant Adjutant General:— Thereby request the privilege of placing in the colored) regiment, such persons of secession prociivities as are arrested for refusing or evad- ang obedience t the call for the militia of the city to or- the prisoners to be well guar P'sced on such fatigue duty as may be required in and about the camp, and to be held tii! further orders. Tam, Major, respectfully, your obedient ac: vaut, E. A. CALKINS, Major Third Wisoonsin cavalry and Provost Marshal. Ome ov Recauirina Commssion, DEPARTMENT oy KAxsas, Laavenworts Crrv, August 18, 1862, Major FE. A. Carxins, Provost Marshal:— Sm—In comptiance with your request, note of this dato, ¢aptam J. M. willisins, command- g the Twelfth regiment Kaneas Volunteers (cotored), Das been ordered to receive, guard and diaciplin ou may send to this camp. @ copy of enid orders. Very respect- fully, your obedient s servant, . WEED, Major and A, A, A. G. SPECIAL ORDER—NO, 9. Captain J. M. Williams, com:nanding the Twelfth regi- ment Volunteers (colored), is hereby directed wo receive ai all oe ype delivered him iecipline all persons who may leliv to as Major E. A. Calking, Provost H. LANE, Commauder of Recruiting. T. J. Weep, Major and A. A. A. G. gauize and drill ; For your infor strictly guard aud E by jarabal of thie district. JAMES Large Fire at Wrightsville, Pa. Conummia, Pa., August 29, 1862. Agreat fire broke out in Wrightevillo, York County, Large quantities of tobacco, lumber, destroyed. loasea of A. & 3. Small, Mr. Beedler and Gobn, are very heavy. The total loss mn reach abont $75,000. ——_—_— FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. Pa, last night, &e. eee Saturpay, August 30—6 P. M. There isa fair demand for money on call at four per cent. Some lenders are still calling in their loans on the uncertainties of the military pe- sition. Certificates of indebtedness are offered at 99%; demand notes at 108. Exchange is inactive, and the general quotation 12734 a 128. Gold fluc- tuated all day between 115% a 115%. ‘The stock market showed more strength yester- day, in consequence of the new face put on mili- tary mattera by the published despatch from General Pope. A very little make the market move vigoro' sixes advanced }% per cent this morning, Treasury Y%, Central 4, Erie %, Erie eee and the ‘ood news would United States nate 4, Pooily Mal 4 4, Hudsoii y, Reading Western shares generally about ‘Brag imp Webs oecaoaare Grtaet Mectaes on ad- vance in prices; but the business done was small. shin digi-arabalbia nips to-day four and a ‘millions of large notes from Washington. ° The Hansa, for Europe, to-day took out $201,000 $283,000—making a total of The wueniags of the Chicago A cethivontana Railway for the week ending August 21 wore :— Increase in 1862.. The anthracige and bituminous coal brought down on the Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal this week was as follows :: Rajfroad this woek in 1860, iroad this —And one day’s bituninous and one day's Harris- burg and Dauphin anthracite to arrive and add. Canal Canal this wee! Canal this week in 1862... There seems to be much misconception as to the time fixed for putting into operation the stamp Some bankers are under the impression that Monday, September 1, is the day. This is a mistake, as will be seen upon reference to the act as finally passed. The closing legisla- tion on the bill provided that September 1 be sub” stituted for July and August; bot, as October 1 was the day designated in the stamp vection, that section, of course, is in force as originally passed, that the duty on stamps goes into effect October 1, and not September 1, as somo suppose. Stock Exchange. duty on checks, &c. “It is therefore clei fd sus Erie RR. 500 Erie an eee 280 20900 Trea 1 "8-10 per ft end ‘mall Tone SOslyrcer 993, 11000 U8 demand a = 16900 Tol & Wab 2 m. 5000 M &PrduC im 5000 P, FLW& Ch 2m. 200 do ss $000 Pitt FEW &Chom 1000 Clev&Tolsgf bs 50000 American gold. 20 ahs Bank Amarica BO. oes. ves 33 Rome & Wat RR. CILY COMMERCIAL REPOUT. SACCKDAY, Anguct 30-2 P. My oor—The market wae steady change of importance closing at the full peice crobrieed about 12,000 e The transuctions emty $0,000 bushels, part to arrive, including W + Milwaukee club nb SL 20 0 $i at prime gound ship) ae romnpwratwely quigt ant wore made at $14 wW. salee of 600 bb». THE DRY GOODS TRADE. ‘The following is @ eomparative statement of tho im- ports of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for he week ending August 23 and since January 1:— i Apldjeue oT a9 Sinre January) Bure odat the port. Thrown on marker Ali oAS 30,400,912 41,625 080 “By the above statement it wil) be seea that the goods entered at this port the past week, as well as the amount Be ng At 53,728.502 98998 3 eres awonaon «ir Doasuay Lin gan, OBIS days, with | east, with lous of mtzzenmast close deck, and maine Sich Tawa! tha’ Pal call (roy) and etuddiing oail) om Tore: minal se at the tune. of Macbias). Sigel. Clenfeagee, SI days, with oe ed of Piywouth, Mass). (Br, a“ /_ NS), Comean, Bt Marvina, Aug 16, fa Fy beet] fot Se ‘revort), Gilmore, Salt Cay, 13 coy seach a 1 Southard, Cow Bay, ©B, 10 days, with onal, to) R Dewoll. Transt , Chappell, Port 7 day with re\urned 357 8 whanau Ubrown upon the murket, were in excess of those | cargo, 10 A Ni for the same period ust year, but below thise for the same time in 1860. The aggregates since the Jet.of Jamnary lst show ap excess over those for the anes Sine Bet res, bee are ae ee for the same tame in Goods entered for consumption the xl manufactures of wooliens to the amount of $636,147; cotton, $132,793, silk, $26.198; flax, $100,414, and miscoilaneous, $102,193. Tul, $1,382,750) Nearly half of the whole consisted of woollen goon, which, under the new taruff, pay very heavy duties, has been more animation among jobbers the past week, and rede ox exbibited ivereased symptoms of revival, w.8 cheeked in many sections of the in- Mehr Anns B Jacobs, Jones, Chineota + Hsing Buy, Batya, Maciiua, days. Bel Mulubar, Wiehe Ms Behr 2 Bs00r, Robbins, New o'r Har scrabble Pickart Horkobd, 4 days, Steamer Wm Weedward. Oundif, Bteauner Allee. Aanins, Boluunore teamier Bebriver, Adams, jveamer Art Steamer M Burdon, Lover. | Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence. Steamer Geo O Throsher, Hartford, Bnip J 8 Parsons, Ellis, § xian Ihis, Liver The sbipaalesander Mars Re Hiern, Adverpool, reporte: tn leat Wednesiny's edition, are alill be eae the poe rr hanging over the period for | 1w, paving been detained by ij,iit winds, Guinn Many merchants, probably. who would have ciberwise visited the city, adnoeee Ws romain ob loot to await the result of the draft, and to arrange their affairs accordingly; still the business showed an improvement with me of the previous week. The noticea- bie the week was the oomsiderablo iprival te Gonion fabrics, and especially im all kinds of goods suitable for urmy — clothin, Heavy cotwon payee yd were firm at 2c., with sales at ‘that figure for cash; some lots were bolight up on specu- Bleached goods were BAILED, U 8 steain gun vat Merced ite U8 wauayort New York, for Wasi oe pein es naa (Broz), (ov Brewem; penew (Br), pool; Roanoke, for New Ovicans; Ban jaan, for Sen Juan, Nic. Wind at sunset NW. Misceilancoas. ‘The steamship Glaagow, Capt Rowkeil, sailed yemerday Bor pa Lanes i, to gh hen at 2834¢., heavy | Queenstown and Liverpool, with a large iist of passengers, also ne finaly Dold aif ‘wes. Drills more wanted for ve salee wore reported ‘The steamabip Hansa, under the yominand of the faverite aad esicemed Caps Von Sauten, vciled yesterday for Soath- evpment of peo reg ag casb, with some transactions previous. | 2™pton aod Bremen, } hg cagh, Coton flaunels for goverument use were irm at a ate. ‘@ 30¢, Pinta and printing cloths were Anrnican Liowps Survie cent for Sept} has been e:nt te us by ‘be proprietors, Mesars Taylor, Hartshorne & King, No wet. Army woollen goods wre active and tend | 35 Wall sireet. This numbercontains the names, ac. of 2 ing upwards, and closed at an advance of 10 per cent. We 64 dark blue army steamers, 24 ships, $5 barks, 21 brigs and 29 schooners, 30 of flannels frm a 1 ‘Agents ‘and mapuinciurers deuiined | Which are new vessels and the remainder resurveys, ‘The to take large orders in advanee, owing to the conatamt ad- vanelng tendoncy tn the cd of wool, We quote biue mixed flannels at 40c., and some mikes dark bive flanpe! were obtainable at 60c. Woollens for men’s wear, ip pri- vate Ife, though steady, were inactive. Government sky blue kerseys wore held at $1 25 and gales of 6-4 goods wore made at $2 40, wits sinall ‘ots, leas destrable was doing, and generally ll prices. The advance in goods, especiall: reas goods, more ta in steady demand and ai full pepe Fancy French goods were firm and in good request; pool (not as rots inet ecbe M, lat42, ion 63, ane; te ne turned Beveral times, with ‘he wiu t= Kaaphtet ley with the k Bi of th #0 that ave lng with the ire aiue of the housen 4 at $1 12% a$1 16, Io foreign gods ‘a tair business | Waicr andthe som, brewk! pace, steady at NNE. der to get the ship before the wind Rextd had been in 00, head of fore topmast, On the 224 saw a bark with | American Lioyds now takes rank as 4 pericanentand wholiy sndispensable institution. Bur beapony Lo ae Barten, from 8t John, NB, for Liver- ‘into Benton 20uh inst, minutes, and was then thrown on her beam aking clear ov one mizven mast wi her, the wind then eu cut uway in or. but faiding in this, at ihe to cut away the main topmast, but Deere this could ed both fore and maiomaal wen: by ive deck, ALO ind ubsted, and by noon the weat er was ples yas ship, supposed to be the Trate Win, wine Yous of main and micrea anist, and ‘8 of eae were also firm. Custom styles of ra were | mainmast, fore topmast and mizzeo mast, aod paleo wanted. ae Sasa uh juest—prices ranged from $1 a which was than lart month by at least 26 a 30 per cent. Other 5 particularly of desirable and fashionable colors and styles, were firm aud wanted, and were 30 to 60 per cent higher than two or three months ago. Ribbons, gencral- ly, were doing well. Taffetas were higher. Velvet rib- gvod re- Rurrie-ne fi from 88E to 3 and SW, when running under el reefed ed to and was thrown on her beam ends. Ti bous were dull and lower, while colored were sustained, pense cut away, carrying away ‘head of nnalnmes Sure Binopa, for Odicutta, before reported ashore in Po-t ‘hilip Bay, cot off witheut serious ‘daubage. ‘She ‘was to snl ‘again June 25, Bink Awanpa, Carle, hence for Bristol, B, put into Boston in distress, She reports 19th, lat'40, lon 68, had loxe topsa:), and while aitempting to take 1s 1p remuxt WAR we uaiaapat ee Nee ee uneaee areprnnine tegen Te ee 1a Conpova, Howes, from Pictou for Scneraot, put into RMY ARD RAVE —B BOUNTIES AXD CLarua ‘MB OF ousting th inst, in distress, veavel leaking. Woak repair icoteds wud liberal ada ee nade wood la pone Pacts ein, Ch Bile driver hrourh’ Hell Ga vances mi on ju! TUG watt wing @ pile a i EINS's'NUGHES. 16 Wamau strees,"Ro¥., neat the Post reales ate ‘she atruck on mil rock und eusk, ” office. unpre + tog Net B Vaushan, ‘yom White LAINS FOR PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY, RX. ye “seen ma” thee larornielatitamneeeh on Fecrulting expenses, prize money, 4c., when | 9 down the river st ai imeresse ap ena proceed aterm amerceere estat | ers tecretnmmnmaoet rae or SOMERS BROWN, Now Bedford on the 24d last, at the Pate o¢ $8,000 BROWN, io. 2 Park place. |OBN EXCHANGE FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION Insurance Com New York, August 8), Dividend. —The of tare of this company have this ‘A lette 7 declared # semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable av DBD, Boer t, pays pers her of sa Rode = demand, Whalemen. Cid at New Bedford 2b, ship Corinthian, Lewis, Pacite mn Capt Wing, of ship waite Ho NR, re- que aad Je taken’ 250 bis sp oft last swo months—730 ap’ jd, all well. tiime bark Java 24, Sewuidig, NB, 300 Bble ali Repos same IGHEST P! [UM PAID FOR AMERICAN GOLD | told; Thomas Px eye do, 700 do di ee Silver, the first issue United Staves Demand tes, by ¥. P. JAMES & CO., 45 Wall street. ILLIONS OF DO! HEARNE WANTED THE 400 Bole} abip Zephyr, haeetceser a Francis Hearne, late of Enylind: about 1650, Apply, at the, Heraldry 01 649 and ar Bron Broadway, New York. HAY! 0 do. Bpoken—Ang #7, of Holmes’ Hole, schr Quickstep, of and oe race adnotia Gostn, tall ne OF 8 a lat 2510 Joy 4b) bark abe Morrison, Walt, lor, do, cruising, 850 de ae. taicutta for Boston, lyin, t) ip Lliza, Renner Bhi row just ehitned free Berope with valuable fatveondion Ar of several 2 . heavy gale from W, off Cape Good Hope, Juno 16, ia large estates to American heirs. Searches made for property by enclosing $3 fee. OG a as ee EE herdby given that the Hound ee oR earnings of the past (3) wel Gh thive, tact syabie at the ote, o ‘of _the com fon aud after the aid ine The will clese om the Mth, and reopen on the ‘26th inet. By order of the Board. ¥. W. G. BELLOWS, Secretary pre tem. OF THE BRIE — COMPANY gp, lolders of the Second Mi Bonds or the ‘New York are notified to, 87 that the interest due ber 1, 3863, wil onand after that date, at the , on prassktouens of the proper coupons. It will be necessary for orth holders of bonds not thus ex- iguana ia gahe oe ppincipal ana. FAG Rg ve eon teed Tt ge Of extending suc! = i ‘AVY OFFICERS’ ACCOUNTS ADIUETED, Ax AND AR- ‘cashed; also Prize collected. B MUBMLAY, Army and Mary Henker, 3.30 Nassau stssal, N. £. opponite the Post ole, be paid for two mon rehandise in rebouse as seourity. Addrers A. = 3 Herald oftice. at eae Pitace, Ag 1 of Tortugas once ,, Bt Nicotal Ml 5 cnt: Aug 16, idt 2436, lon 88 36. (and pa rots rein port ‘Bh! <a To gana, from Liverpool July 21 for NYork, Suly # Sama ‘Cada, from Calentia for NYork, July 6, art aghten; from Manite for Bomen, July 15 Bark if Bictaou, Gi sland, ype Be from Rookland for Ship 1 “Biol” (indgrstoad), from Besten fer Cardenas, coe om foe for Port aa Prince, ores Woodard from Boston for one Srhait pe days from Boston for Hayti, Jackson, 12 days hence for Port au Jat 30. au’ Ane jé days hence for Bt Domingo, was weon Ang 26, of and from NYork for Now Orleans, Foreign Ports. Fe Ss bettie dveniahanaes Burke, from Boston, “Tratipax, Al faacr steamer Arabia, Stone, Boston Velt Rickerson, to load Howes, do 40 for WYork; scira ruit for _ Ee ee ee | FS B Gould, Binith, dodo; Tramhts Doone, from Troon $1,00 000 WAXTZ0 FOR, WHICH A-BONUS OF $69 | arr 24, see “Satmdcoann, ‘about Aug 18—Sid brig Maria, Wright, achrs Sterling Price, Morse, Port Bag. peer oy nonce aan Glenna ean ac iP, Aug G—Arr ON RIG, wat a 10 for Havana): inte Ser. $2.700 i, Aer? uN Be GILES. Tess MORTGAGE, ste ar Wo; TY Maguiety Pearce, Rey Wert candle | ap $6, 2.000, mage, ikon Ur two orton oa. apeneumbered BS see WanROP SIR | 5 ae TO poe o PER CENT INTE. Atelal Clement ‘Beaufort, Nee Ly Ma ee hal mort euve emate tm this cif ap wo 0 JOH, rom ab in the ofthe People’s, Fire Wall insurance Cou pany, No. 06 SHIPPING NEWS. ore eaclceay hai bananern aria tt ee here nmaaee Port of New York, August 30, 1862. CLEARER a jteamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland=H B Cromwell Ship Margaret Evans, Warner, London—E E Morgan & Bul Yon Gugern (Brem), Martins, Bremen—Buger Bros. Bark Carolina (Swed), Samuelsen, Cork for ordam— Finch, Meineke & Hark Sam Shepherd, Jewett, Matanzas—Jas E Ward & Co. Bark Gazelle, Ruodes, Barosios—H Trowbridge’ Sous, Bark Paella, Alber, New Oriouns—s M Fos & Brus Bark St Marys, Tucker, New Orteaus—N H Brigham, Rark Pica fates New orien Brigham, Brig Brill (SE), Crow mouth—Boyd & Hincken. te Tonks {era}, Bartola; Oork for ondereVanch, Metatke’s Wendt, Bris Georse Albert, Thompson, Vera Cruz—B J Wenberz, inal fel ‘Oliphant, In Fampico—M Heheveria & (0. rie} Baier (Brs: Rowies! Jaomel-h T datum Brig Luis (Br), Mahanna, St Thomas—Sinith, Jones & Co. Brig Faustina, Berry, New Orleans-—N HB Scnr Mary E Mangas, Halleck, Harana—K B Eldridge oer Boopire (Br) i ‘St John, NB—C A Sinithers & cour A Copkili T, Newcastie—Marter. Sour eS Marin, be Ht New Orleans—Master, singh ry Hattie Low, Masford, Snow Hill—A C Havens, Rehr Mary A Irving, Waler, Suow HillmMaster. Sour) M Taylor, Lynch. Sndw Hill—A © Havens, Sehr J, Lockwood, itt, Philadelphia—M Schr Poll, Brown, Phitadelphia—a Talbot Go. Schr Weat Gleam, Farr, Gloucester—E D Hi ates &Co. Sehr > ary Emma, Baxter, Hingham—Mastor. Belir gora, Kelly, Boston—Masier. #& of Surah Jane, Gardner Ls mye sobr Jan Maria, War: tu U8 gunboat RR Cugler, imander Winslow, who died ut sea Hanan athe Auk SS, Of the Tesnce> spoke UB quai Huutavile, who re, us lost their surgeon the day a sick with sellow fever, 1g 27, Jon 7 ‘15, boarded Rr scr Anna Sopule, of meat froin Bxuann, trying to evade the bivckade at 1 le gungton, XC. Puta prize ctw yoard In charge oF Acting Mustce 8 W Dyer, and sent het to New York. Was sent. 10 Lower Quarsutine, US steam transport Albany, Lew! nd Hatieras Tujet 26th, iy pai Aug = awed Jransport 1 an ramingo, Casta, Calc 21 and Peimcomate Ma Phelps M lat whern, NC, Aug 22, ngers, to D Tompkine, og into Hatteras, Band Meade, Apri, wit? indee, to Cham! 1 86 E, fellin with Br bark De- Hance, of and for Madras from Maulmain, with a cargo of umber; had spr the night previous and was on r beain euds; took from her the Captain, crew and pas fengere, ‘of ih number, and landed them’ at Trimmeomale. Joly 6, lat 35 8, lon 23 B, apoke ebtp starkieit, from Caloutia for 36 inten Ship Templar (of Boston), Martin, Caicutia, Merch 15, | ied from, Se Mason 18, itty u a, han dat 0 57 &, jon wk © slitp Ella & Baler, of tet eay adres 106 days out. Has expenere sudvession of Wosterly aod NW gaica untti duly 12, Int 7 7%) Lin company from Rt Helena July 9 with Heeie for Boston, Crossed the Bytiator Juiy in lon psn nbria, Hacsioope, Li¥erpool, 45 days, with coal, t oe 4618, lon # oot fur Now Yor, anei, Frank, Havee, 45 days, with mdse and par. paswed Roger A Hera, We Hivcken Ang), lat’, lon 89, encoun. terra « severe hurricane from 8 NW, which lasted 6 hore” ch, lar 44 07, lom 66 20, passed (worships under J iy Lbiwek aad the other having to windward could not get artlou the one with ther, and nei Anus orp aD hing, July 17, Had te We wine to 111 35, Jon 65.50, spoke y Alexandria, Vag Ith, Int wf Prince Edward's 4221, ton 6a fiatin , Bremen, Ju th “ idee British protection), aut wines bo Mulnaingge, 1b int, 1629 10, 0 30, r cwny, both topanliant + & mune Of sails, Pst 00 68, oa sarier, Baltimore: Lich, Fanny, Ryan, son, Roya BO: Ann's Bophia was ex eve 10.08 | Boston 6 days, Monticello, Governs, for St Marc’ am “any; sehr WUE Bell, Magger'y, from RYork arr 70h, dl masts (see Disasters); brig Samuel Covk, {fun Port a. Prince; schr Jos M Finh; also, a ship, two barks aud tw Drigh. ‘Cll. barks Sehuitnga (Dutch) Englishinan, Bueno Ayres: TW House, retha (Sw), Beason, NOvie ans Gen Warren and L W Godirey, Weeks, ‘Aleranaria—Van ‘Brunt & Exerptol te a NYork for Briatol, C, h 3a) Gictrene (see muiscel a brig Chownn, Leen id ship Setoia, Maes,’ La: p Gevole, Hewett, Londondersy, July 9) tn ballast. to { Havana, ti aig Th ton #8 pane A Grato:, Gibbs, NYork; sloop Blackstone, Aiton Yo DIGHTON, Ase 26 Ski 48th, schts CR Bale we Br ot yee 7th for ic Laucy'Dar n, New York; ivr), Knowles, 4 Pie (br) Rawyer, dot ke Aria 4s4h, Ds ° 1 FE ROTA, BC; Ba sehr’ kar (Br son, erat 6th, brig Trindclen, h, schrs El Kater, Balare Bails ton, Baltimore; ‘Beau! ee Charles i ship, Eicomanso (Br) NYork via Long Is! rere Peter on, a relics Argyle, (Br), Mor "Bp rao, Splilaiore ‘anew , Canina, Esl on Mppsaxa, July S-In po tablne Maid of the Baa, Stanwood, from Akyab, arr june 21, chartered for. Coletta’ and buck to the Strai Wits, OD lay dave. Ship Sonora, i om Singupore, to fil up for NY ork. pec Portau Pkixcr, Aug tin’ port brige A for Ross, Leon- t ship Eile B Badger, Healey, m Madras, for Bhivpe, lg, - i "Bux Gav, "hug ilu port brig Onivert Fader, for Pbita- i. St Mantins, Aug 16—No Am veasel in port. uruKc, Aug 26—In port ship Enoch Barnard c Haxcoon, Say 5 arr June vtmore mad: SM Herrick, and Wave, port vy Strims and Avon, tack Port Ewen, Augeliu padout "8 A Mount ted, Port Lee, NYt uh, N¥ork. oo 5 ~ Cr from 2 ¢o% ase p } slenal for tps Dashing Wave, trom Caleutts Clack, trom St John, NB. for Liverpool, under Jur Laney NOrleans: brigs Anne Marga phin; Sarah Cullen. man, Crowell, NYors. Bid barks ne 2th—Arr ships Dashing Wave, Lecraw, Manila; Starlight, Elm A Clark,’ Burion,’ 8: John, NB, for res (see miscel); bark x Amanda, Garte, brigs Sar) DG; Gandy; LS Levering, v Chipman and = Water wh Hall, Phtindelphin} Cherlode, Graves; Otranto, Hayiinond, ‘Volant, Cousin: o Lamaru ro a brig—the ship bas tur Forde nk iil demply londed. Cleared, beige hn Wanderer, (Br), Reyaut, Bort 3 Washington 1 ly Aly NeW Rukiand, Kathe, Cardenas; Uol W. e, Mausursa; Mom ontce, Pistiiy, Bangor rchrs J .c rowel, Au dt Tra Bilas, Collins, ay, Princkes Rotterda ), € erpovi, sclre@ B Sinith, anil Masia W Lawson, NY¥ork; Jane @ ¥ boper, le, Linden Pevnambuen. A Weigh i Hal, NYork. Ac Fon Perwamuco ia St Thoin Wabb, fat: vk, Susan’ HG wm sO Pall ‘River | it Pall ahivers td rain bark Gustar, Onliiny Avreohr DK Arey, Ryniyy New York, Burgess, Kondont; J6h, Macur- + schrs K H Colson, and Frank Ma. + bark Eroma F Hariimen, Harri £0 i nes, Hall, Philadelphia, Cid re avid Niegeu, Nickels, Fortigas, WEVEMUY: Aug ScArr solr Geergi, weet, Philadel Arr selir Oretor, Globe, Port Bwen: , NYork.* Sid schrs Jowu Coline, via; R Fowler, Dongiaa, Mork; sloop = Avr brig New Lea, Usher, Pro j chr Artist, Forreater, do tor Taunton for PI phia, sehrs Sea. Fow DANVERS, Aug @—Art sehr Ade Herve t, towel, New ur RS Doau, Cook, Atexandria, Vickery, Babbitt, Puliaueiphia; J © 20th, ba Pianet, Rar 0, ay v Brar, Balile, Hodgkins, Balan, ih—Cld achrs Leabel, Taylor, Paw ncket; N I Hutt, Ha. Major, Driaooll wp Neptune, Barnes mi'on, Boston, Mary Francis, Barbour, fo: MeMutrag, Becvsnh, Fall itivers velya, Palmer, Sininfort; Labpard, ernr, Newbury, AST GRRENWICH, Ang 8—<Arr sohv I B Allen, Allen, Pi is ielphia, Ageved at Ay \vppnaug 28, schr % Stay Doh, Fohn Beaty, Hon At he 4 sehrs Monte Marl a, Cummings, olman, Phi- m Dela. 9p Ha: ‘ork; Thomas W Thorne, Pavi« NYork; Corae- cabethport, Sideschr Ellen Barnes, Brigg do GARDINER, Aug s-a14 schrs Wiliiats Dunham, NY¥ork; Arr nen Yen'trs Bray, Vinal i America ( Burges. Da, 18 days. ‘witn augar, ke, 0 B Gager. aK po 9-4 } the Howse Quarantine. BVrk sch Fran ‘. eens le, Laverpook; &.br PU mA! Pari ft dare da hut ship ep D rect Davis.—On Saturday, August }, at the residence of ber ae Paty prod No 106 Grand street, Brooklyn, Hava Doon Davis, aged 8 yeas. od the friends of Joba D. Darlington, ac@ reapectiully invited toaitend the ey — (Sun: . LEdair’ from B setae ‘Ty‘oon, Lewey, ae omar tarke DO May Pensacola: drigs Ma gonuon, Mrort saak, day) afteruoon without further tcvitugion Foy.—On Friday Samos aad Lucy ‘a = Wi ton, Boston; Wm _t ie Aime, fro the Cousi. ‘at owe clock, ry Cid ship Pasaua, Hanson, iphle, acura it 20, Jaume L. J., som of cecrweme, jainily are r invited to Mond te fenarel, from the. rentdence of di ats, No. 66 North Firat” street, Brooklyn, this (Sun- ) ‘at two o'clock. MaRGakwr, denghier of Joba and Ana Fay, aged lyear, 7 menthe and i ‘Triends Of the family are réepeotfully invited to attend the funeral, frum No. 266 Rast Fourteenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Fowvaiws.—Oo Feixoome Ayronenrrs, of of Claude G. Fontaine, Catherine, Freeman, a Fall, Dirnewsver, rh, Cu Planet, Lamb, P achra Biivaiy th Bor ttn, es. Philadelphia; he Ws sree Mins it'an. Us ship Ricutingals, Paw pero, command- shied 8 Chapin, Hemetta, and Easex (Prus), trum E Campbell, from Failadelptia, i. ‘ala gee, My raj ph , August 30, Mrs. aes ons France, relict years and 1 mou Her friends and ‘acjuaintances and those of her gon, ‘ison, Charles L, ontaine, are re- invited to attend the funeral, on Monday after- ur o’clock, at St. Patrick s cathedral, corner of erry streets, without further invitation. 98 Fast Twenty-secoud 2 W Poultney: schr Forest Ring: Leroy; acl Chas F Suicancy. all gran: parton. June: Un. pees, Ble Dr Lea for Boston; “Anininetia (ano), We tor a va Coombs, Drinkway Vriuee and Mull Will leave her residence, No. street, at three o'clock. Fursawy.—On Saturday, Ai gustus Furnald and rr ier years, 4 months and 4 days. Due notice of the funeral in to-morrow’s pay > August 29, Pareick FLaxweny, Flannery, aged 3 years and 10 ‘he friends of ‘the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 224 West Twenty’ siath street, this (Sunday) afternoon, ut one on Friday, August 20, Micsan. years. The rolauives and {riends of the family are respectfully invited { attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 178 on Monday afternoon, at haif-past one AL ty Florida, on Friday, August 15, wai fever, THoMas'C. GoLDEN, ie ie18:0N.—At Fort Hamilton,on Saturday, August $0, Ozonae S. Guuzton, Jr., in the 20th year of ah The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invived Lo attend the feral, from the residence of his father, tts (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. igroy.—On Thureday, ——- J. Hero, ‘he friends aud acquaintances of the +e: members of Metropolitan Lodge, 1. 0. 0. Fr ax ee bao iavived Joattend the funeral thie (sunday iy) two o’clock, from his late residence, 37 Clymer st With ea without further tuvitation, " ae Bosion (Mass.), New Orleans and California papers Hacxert.—On Saturday , August 80, at a quarter before eight o'elock, cf gmeumytion; * the be May her soul rest in peace. A ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber on Monday afternoon, at t oPelock precisely, ‘and from thenee %o the Calvary Come. ny ri. Genre Orveker Btapy Fr Boston; bri.s q Mary BS Wataon plough just 30, Juma, wife of Au Francis Holton, aged 36 Yo: ‘ oni ane jand hd Beier, 8 Wi York. Bi ich, none Panthear Grave, Pi gg. echin Ce Centres. stinie (QF Lanyxny.—On son 0° Edward and kiiea Plan for Delaware (11, Soop, Mount Hope, 8. Prowdence Mor do; Kistor Haverstraw. ay i Bith: sromagon tt Trefethen, Dover, NI, for Phila. ‘on thé marine railway); Riode Ts'and, Bearse, do for do: Maria Argus, Crow! y. Garland, Paier, Gass, Jock, Portsmouth, Pacem maa GaLLacmen, aged 43 pe Somerset for ‘lone and Bichard 8, eon ah teens Vineyar they pone. | one engaced dragging for anchors, vou! + age ath Are “sehra Mill Creek, Romer, Glace Bay, CB, for Arcola, Oniiin, Baltimore for Pro: idence; sloop’ He- Teg, Babsosk, noes River for Elisabet! os nd Turk, put in for Totten, rorismauthy NH for lark, New Bedford for do; laide, Clark, August 28, after a illness, , aged 35 years. hes ‘aylor, Blicanethport john Adame and ™: Frontier, for NYork. ‘U—Sid schirs Susan Moore, Strout, Baltimore: Ida May, Thurlow, Phiedelphia: C H Rogers, piers Houghton, 3 NYork, rd, Tiicaiaoeat Fait River (and AILADELPHTA. Avg 23—Arr sas Narragansett Pier, ian NEw Bi oR RY eS sailet tor otgiane! Kars, the beloved wile of ir Island; schrs A Tirrell, DL Bem Nor tis, Dad inenkgwas po saad ld, slem: C W Bentley, r. Onk, Butlers JW Hall, Cain, ant a Bar oe Gorath Bo Boston; WH. Dewith Corey, Ni An father, 210 South street, chipnon, Montevides ; Isaac fe ig Chas Miller, Krewer, Boston Fork, ana Harbinger, Ryder, Fortiand; ygraham;'Charter Oak, Bau ton 2vih—Ary bark John Payson, Q oan Ware, Turner, Martega\ sriher i a Salem Ned. oh Friday A it paralysis, in the 73d yas the age. ‘The friends and relatives of tho famil: attend the funeral, from St. Mary’s church, Elizabeth boven ten o'clock’ tv’ “J.,0n Tuesday, August 26, Fraxk B, Jouxstox, only son of Henry and Emma A. ho fr tho family are tfully invited t ‘attend the funeral, from the residence of ele os, No. is 2 icici street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two —At Philadetphia, typhoid fever, Joun Maaxes late Sergeant New York State Volunteers, ror * Kmant.—On Saturday, August 30, yire of George W. Knight, pret te geal of Hxnsst.—At Elizabet! 2 Hunssr, of Key West; schrs Scrivner, ‘Hulse, P A Sandera, So: ob, Salama, Ax D Cranmer, are invited to Grantner, Newburt po Smith, Mills, Providence: oe 6 Halse, K ro ieee Cox, 105 do; Weeks, Ketchu ia, ao; N PH Hetiver. nae Lynn; R Phalo, Lh vill, New Bet ord, Jouxsron.—At Lami P Bimmons, E Clark, Clark, 9. Beaman, Harrison's Co. ppineott. Saugus; Mar; Qbarce White Wing, Wilson, Ian 1), Samers, Liverpoot; brigs J Chryatal: Ve:- AMinta Fuller, Boston; Bea} Carver, Perry, Porttan:; Whituker, Noonan, boston; sebra A Shaw; Ocean Herald. Cox, ‘and Raven, on Saturday, A JANSEN, @ native Sane Gramner: Simmons, Seaman; Seaman: Com Tucker, Lou A Weeks. Ketchum, A Phare, Lippinoot, Sar ven; Express, Poland, Hinj ‘Lure, Aug 20—The ships rt and Argo, for Liver- “oehr Cornelia, Blatedell, r ao snoe, Dodge, Phita- eapats, Git ecw Lewis, Fog, and Wm Arthur, Haskell, Phivdetphta. Losing, Phitideipia, Ea Provid fovwrell, Covill, Fairha: De itt, Corey, Weat- friends and pra en are respectfully invited sa ** | to attond the funcralson Monday from hor late residence, Lawior.—Oa Satur morning, at ten o’clock , eee ate a wee iNnegs, Joun Lawton, aged 86 years, 4 sneer ‘The relatives and friends of the family, the Kearney renner anita or are r attend ral. on Monday afternoon, o'clock, reo is ef Roosevelt stzeot, without t ly requested to , sudden! < bah wade. ly, Uy acoideat, on ban oS Hiya tara Lyles, poo inns, month and The. frieods of the fami attend the funeral, on from the residence of his (rvmern at ‘Fatbush. leave Fulton ented Miley Afteen remap rire oPdanes and Margaset ik Megee, aged ll The relatives and friends of the family aro onsen invited te attend the funeral, from the reaidence of her paronts, No. 5 Vandowater street, th tale (Sunday) ami half. past+wo o'clock prec! oY.—Suddenty, in erway Gy rioring, Augaat 30, ind & native of rfp las, Shrou. aiadsivg, Teondout s Siva, faabins:on, Hawkins,’ Bliza’ a nites jaines M. Bayles, 7! phia; Jaus, Gorham, Ellzabethport; ‘Aiea Fing, Shetiehd, ud. Jimen Biecle, Martin, N 29th—Arr ‘Westchester, Baker, do; schra Ht W Benedict, Eilts, ten, simore; Speen Cordery, a iB, ase, do; Mary Alien, Cane do; ‘Ade Joan, do; 8P Hawes, fek Nichows’ do Hara i) do; Hun Passon, Garson; Petar ‘Barnis ad Arielia C Hives Rondont; JB bleesker, Wn ao Mount’ Dossven? Witoker, Aug 28—Arr echre poole riog, Osborn, i an Bcc Kernan, NYork. = 5 rane Ties oy nor Ht loope I Poluer a Bright, Sa , NYork ; becpi Coftn, mt the 83d Sram’ fears, county auaiiinae Bid NCISCO, aug fecots i ship Feartoss, Holt, 25—Arr sehra rons Pe Blizabe: E E rrewcelt, Peniletony y his Soulrest in peace, Amen. he friends of the fussity and tees of tne father-in-law, Paul Colton, and of his brother-in-law, Bernard MoGuigan, Pers invited to — the funeral, ar st peat bree three oioek his late residence, this (Sunday) afternoon, at McEvor.—tn Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, August 90 after short ines, Tuowss, floc po of the (aly are invited to attend the fu- oftornonn, at two o'clock, from the i his father, 105 Raymond street, without fur- ther invitation. Nicuoa.—On Friday, August 29, Cuartes H. Nicuois, in the 34th year of his age, ‘The friends of the ‘amily are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock, from his lato residence, No. 46 East Eleventh street. Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy Novis,—In Brookly , on Uriday, Agust ta, infant davgliter ot Charles H. and Jano R. Noyes, aged 1 year 4 mouths and 21 ds “phe funeral will take place this tare o'clock, from the residence of ‘A. A. Dana, No. 194 Henry sireet, Brooklyn. The friends of oth families are invited to attend withont further notice. Thureday, August 28, Rican O'Neru., ick nd Eliza O'Neill, agod’1 year, 1 mouth sehr D Giftord, Pstadoipbia, rgreen, Potter, Philadely a Superior, fF Thownea Jefferson. Kenny, N. SoMBisET. ‘Arig 20-814 sehr Lucy koblason, gp Har isacabble, ‘ON’ an Snow ‘Dnt t, Bi fork , do for Denhie; Lamertine, Gurney, tondont for Ware FAURrOn, Aug 27--Arr scht Salmon Washburn. Thrash er, Alba: L Crocker, Presbrey, Philadelphia ene thts Sande MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Sunday) afternoon, at Conno1.y—Eron.—In Brookiyu, ou Wetomtes ber grandfathe: August 27, by the Rev. Father Farley, Ly to Kuanmrn C. Brox, all of that place. Dermas- Ota as Brooklyn,on Thursday evening, Turner, Maxus |. Dizuax to Kare C. 0”, Ne, both of said piace. Havas—Parxs —In St. Md., on Thursday, August 28 wood, Wrtiam W. Hayes, M. y O'CoNNon.—On Saturday, Au govt 6f yoars, a native of Pun ast 80, James O'Connor, John’s church, Hayerstown, \ niscorthy, county Wexford, the Rev. Hobart Chet- 3 t0 SARAH'S, , daughter o: “Hit relatives auit friends, also thoze of his family, are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, ie’ afternoon, at two o'clock, iy the in-law, Patrick Kavanagh, 43 -AtSt. Paul's ehureh, on Monday , August 25, by the Fev F. L. Hagaboan, late of Y ®ak, of Brooklyn, formerly o! HieGixsox—~Dovenerty.—In St. lyn, on Thugaday, August 28, by the nee. Mr Mr. Tuos. F. Higginson, of New York, to Mias Samau AG- see Dovanxery, of Hrookiyn. Lorb—Roaiirs W. T. Webbe, Taos. T danghter of the late Donald Roalefy, F De. Wyatt, Geveral 4 382 Madison ‘treet. Sat urday. “morning, A Aveuera, youngest ebild of B. A. aud Eliza H. Poblman, aged 1 year and 19 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, this tivo o'clook, fe om the residence o Sunday) afternoon, at tin finiraday,, August 28, by the Rev, her parents, No. 1¢ lyn, t Isamen.a, Lon, of Broo ', Augost 30, Mrs, Nicnotas Bras, 6 of the Paribhof St. wis of the family are respectfully invited to from her late resiteuce, 4% New rowery oh Monday Stteraoon at two o'clock. Ass Futza Rocxns, 7. nly datghtor of James and The {riends of the family are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) ‘aerceen, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parouta, 229 Bu!livan Rows. —On Saturday, Horna Rows, wife of Swear Papers please copy. LaixG—Lvpiam.—On Th orsday, Angust 28 dence of the bride's father, by ‘the Rev Atexanven K. Laixo, gon of tho late Pagar H. Laing, w of Isaac f. Ludlaw, Cuantort a, daughte Faq , allot thie Mitis—McCanry.—-At tbe resideace of the bride's fa ther, Pairticld, Comm, on Thursday, August 21, by the Jaentenant Joux C. Many ARK, oldest ; Bay. formerly o” New York. Rey. Father Synnott teenth Connecticit daughter of John MoCurt August 80, at Groen, fathauiel Rowe, in the 2ith yeur of —At Shrewsbury, N.J., oo Taaratey August * the dist’ year ‘The relatives and fricnds of the family ure respectfully favited to attend the funeral, father, Conklin Seaman, in Leonard strect, on afiernoon, at half past two o'clock. California papers please copy. Srrur.—On Saturday chitd of Mathew and days. ino faneral will tale at the residence of ber law, Thomas Lv Parker, No. His relatives ‘and fricnds and those of the family are respectfully mvited to attend ther invitation, this Trapy.—On Saturday, A 1 daughter of John Brady, aged 21 years and® months. ‘The friends and acquaintances of Ube tnnaly are respoot- folly invited to attend the funeral, (rom her late resideaee, 8 Haan street, Brooklyu, this (Studay) aiternoon, at two street, on Sunday, August 80, Catwentne Stuur, only 18 months and 1% lary Strip, age Farewell, sweet babe, our oaly girl, farewell, For God in Heavon bath called for you with biin to dwell eqnaintances of the family are mont «ifully invited to attead the funeral, deuce of her parents, No. 20 Trinity place, on Monday ifternoon, at two o'clock, without fyrthor ‘notice. romaius will be takou to Calvary Cemetery for inter Suretran.—On Friday, Ayy child of James aud Mary Sulli ‘fase —tu Saturday, August 20, Taomas Barry, eldest gon of Thomas and Filen Barry, natives of Killeagh, coun- ty Cork, Treland specttully invited to attend 1h. fer noon, at two o'clock, from us ust 29, Gronce Caxnr, only » aged 1 year, 3 months ‘is and relatives of the family are respectfully juvited te attend the funeral, from tho residence of his parents, No. 201 Poari street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at day, August 29, of typuoid fover, Gronur bewcyren, © y His Cuneral will (ke pt ce in New Haven, Conn. August 20, Jeux Clauey, aged 1 Orascy, son of Jor year, 3 monthe ond 7 ‘The frieacis of the family are ayited to attend the rune. ral, from the residence o° his ps this (Sunday) af tern Conmoy-—On Friday, Av of parish of Carrabano, Covnty Galway, Ireland, ‘aged 46 e invKed to attend the fa- noral, from bis late residence, 163 Kast Twenty-sixth sirest, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ws Thursday, August 28, after a long and ws, which he bore with Christian fortitude, id Margacet B, West, Fla.,on Saturday, August 16, of yellow fever, Captain Joun SULUYAN, of ihe Nimetiewh New York Voluntesrs. A solemn requiem masa will be offered for the ri his soul at the Church of the Assumption, cornor and Jay streets, Brooklyn, on Monday morning, “eptember His friends and those of the family, and of his brother in-law, Joseph W. Hayes, are rospect ly invited toattead. urday morning, August 80, of cholera ‘an Wvok, only child of Augustus H, and Edaltza Wheeler, aged 1 year, 7 months and 19 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invitéd to Aitond the funeral, on Monday morning, at nine o’clok, at ~ Reformed Dutch chareh, Tweaty first atrect, between ixth ayonues, The remains will we taken to SULLIVAN. At Butior street, yt wo O'eluek. ren CoRWOT, Dative years ond 4 montus. The fcjonds of the family acquaintances of the family, and those john MoClusky, and his uncle, 10 Board of Engineers, aud the mem: ark Fire Department tn general, are ro. apectt: ily invited to attend tbe funeral, thie (Sanday &, from his late residence, No. 1 the hody will be taken to St. thenoo to Oxivary Cemetery nie brotts i law 4 “Bro kiya, on Fridey, August 29, Chana teruvon, at one 06k winene, aged son street, from which pi Andrew's oburch, aud fi f the family» iF late residsnoe, No. ny, Heookiyn, this ay Her remaiis will attend the funeral, Schorinerbora stree at half-past two o'¢ Dysan.—Eniaw Jam, youngest doughter of Michael J. aged 6 mouths and 21 days, habs, our only girl, farewell ; 6 borne thee to Heaven (0 dwell, ° itake place thie and wee Dynan, y, August $0, Grace Locum, Youngost child of Alfred M. and Cocelia Weekes, age: menths and 16 days. Tho funeral will take placa from No, 116 & ninth street, this (Sunday) afterne Sunday) afternoon, at eae soe uee Ba Resolved, That in the death of ‘Dani el” yertnent bas been deorivod OA aay cer, the community of va ued and enthnable ella, ang ‘wort! fs ¢ cbarigter, the genre udiss: and ireokuct hie saan deared'tim wus by tes of tie sto ‘@ugraved bis taemory upon eur est of tune cannot efface, solved, That we tender our slucere aud heartfelt a e fasnily of the deceased, and while .oudoli With them in the bereavement they have sustained, we would unite our suppiications to Hin who is too wise to err, to soothe them in their affliction, and (hat when time shall ‘be no more, they may meet their loved one in the realms of blieg beyond the grave, « Renotved i the members of this com; mourn! tor thirty p redhagene a pn Em family of ‘Resolved, Tha: Wis Company atvend the fun ceased, on Sunday, the Sist tust., from fy ta ig ES the furegoing preamble and resolutions be’ iwed, That the fe published tn whe New York steraid” BT, GAMBLE, Voreman. T A SPECIAL MELTING OF WARREN HOSE ty held at the carriage house, on oanter. eveulug, Augu oe. os ‘ollowing preamble aad resolutions were unanie sly adopted :— Whereas cur beloved fellow-member and associate, Jobm G, Furgerson (who was mortally injured while proveeding to tiire oh the evening of Aluguel 12), haw been'called to hia Maker; Whereas, our late member had. by his kind dispositio urbanity of mauners and warwn ‘thats Sometniae self to all of us; and while we bow with mility to the deere of the Almighty, we part from our dear friend with feolings of the atrongest regret; and Whereas, our lave associate mvt his death while in the diss i7ing tm that eure 10 iduity that cau be attributed to but few; be it therefore Hesolved, That thie company t'vter to bis bereaved {nmle ly, who have this been deprived 0’ a protector, their eondo= Jehoe in the loss they bave sustained Reaclved, That these resolutions by, published t9 the He. ang se HES ‘and 9 cop duty attested be transe ENRY C. DENNETT. Foreman, OARD OF EXGINEERS.—AT A SPHOUAL MEETING of the B ard of En-tucers, hold at oftce of Chief Kus gineer, on Su urday afternoon, August 30, the follow.ng Breanble aud “reaclutions were offered aud unanimously Adopted = Whereas, 1: hae pleased the All Wise aud Tntinite Father to remove from our midst vo a G, Furgegson, member of Hose 83, who was inortaily injuved while proceeding to a fre on the evening of August 12; and Whereas, by his devih not only his Company but the Fire Department in general ave lonta valued friend und an vole member ; theretore, be it Resolved, That uie Beard of Engineers, pat mind‘ of our affitct’ ‘on, do not for arn ity he deceased whom we tender our veartfelt #) mraihies ; and Resolved, That we attend the funeral of the deceased in & bedy, wegring the usuat badge of mourning and carrying our staffs dresses ip c That the Flre Department will attend the funes ral of the deceased on Sunday, Augus: 81, at 11 o'clock, fro} his late resience, No. 152 Suitivan street, ‘The De willform, right restiug om Sullivan aud Houston streets, the varios companies wearing their respective badges, (he oMcers with trumpets dra nd in mournin:, the Chief nad Assistants acting 6 Marsials, aud the fire alarm veil* be tolled during the solemnitien: the Fire Department banuer te be carried by Engine No. 26. ‘The Gourds of Fire and Apy 1 Commissioners, the officers o: the Fire D--partmen( ‘and and the Exempt Fircmeu's Association be fnvited unite with the Department in the funeral solemaities. Resolved, That the { regoing preamble and rerolutions be published th che Merevry any DECKBX, Chief Engineer, Chairman: _SJosern uy Penurre Becretiry pro tem. NGINE COMPANY NO. 1 le. At a special meeting of ad ie Company No, 18, hela @n Saturday ever , the following resclue \d for a number of years Foreman fore be it inthe death of Eugineer Donovan th Partmont, while bowing with submission te the wil of Him who docth all things well, has lost one who, in hia capacity of Engineer, always merited its approbation and performed the responsible duties of the position to which he Was a9 often chosen by bis brother firemen, Resolved, That to the family of Mc. Donovan we tender our condolence and assure them that we deeply sympathise With them in this thelr hour of wffiction. Resolved, That we attena his funeral and woar the umal badge of mourning for tuirty nd that @ copy of these Fesolutions be transmitted to the family of the deceased aud be published in the Meroury: Le: erald and Adas. JOAN DES MOND, TIMOTHY SULLIVAN, ad IN. "} Committee, JOUN OwTE. Neen THOMAS COMA, Foreman, _ Dante Bounty, Seore 7 Be go ney CO, 13—THE MEMBERS OF EAGLk: EN- 28 Co. 18 are requested to meet at 114 o'clock oF the engine Bonet, Lo Sie nae ral ot poet > ‘Ene inoer Dono MAS OOMAN, ‘Daxixt SCULLY, Becretary. i Feitiaey ENGINE COMPANY, XO. 1B ACTI Go., No. 2 ‘o meat atthe ee corner of Dante aa ‘one o'clock, to atiend the foseral of Dau! Boao “intial Paaokar , Fore an. S Owew a. Cannort,| 7 ADY WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY —THE MEX: ‘Vers and irieods of Hose Company No 49 are requested forthe» spose of anentis Sorte ome the purpose of — lave Engineer of tho New York a Wu. O’Kxsrs, Socretary. NM ANHATTAN ENGINE OOMPANY XO. nya ACs tive ud honorat zenk bere of Manbat taltan Be rtlcularly req ‘at the ENilow street, ‘die (sa Repti INOGS tHE ACTIVE AND Bape MEMBE: a of Brice ey Coinpany 48 are requcated io meet a the Engine House this day (i ein at he f-past 12 0 to ‘nd the funeral o° eM lav Awsistant Ene "Hos. W | ROE, Foreman, THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS 1n Hose Company No, 33, also the members the Warren Aso lution, ara rrepectfully tuvited to, meet the carriage house, 118 Sullivan street, on Sunday morning, ‘at 10 o'ck ‘tHtiefpate in the funeral of Jubn G. Pergue Son, late-w niember of vee Counpany No. 3% NSIT, Foreman. ROTE “TOR ENGINE compat NO. ee tive and honorary met Guested to amembie nC the evrine house this (Sunday) afters it Lo clock prec it attend the funeral oi Danie} ust van, jate Assistant 5 EVARIMENT gr PUBLIC CHARITIES reotion. No, 1 Bond sireet, near Browdway,. Avguse 2 Chitdren for Adoption.—Thia di is prepsred to receive applications irom responelble parnes residing Ib this city and other places for adepting orpiam under their charge at the pursery on handali Havin, at the pre 1 wi a Cesirous of pineing the.u with Inliios of reape:tw. lity, whorwill receive them ae their own, and attord them alt the beh ng ol parentaleare. Portes MPOPTANT TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS tnd eo! ofl swan: acture r—Will be published in a few days by aucvority 4 rs Revenue, Trees Wank ington, red by the to ba kept Sy ail bowers, d rs. Price for each ara, SE es pt » Tres rd. “villas TUN MONS, Publick aahling:o VILLAVERDE, OF 8 WALL STREET, TAKES. tunity so infirm the pablae that he Las not » buy gourls for Lim, and Will MOL be Fes or ings bought on bis accent, BW r YORK LIQuOR DBALERS' SOCIETY.—A REG. society will be held oa pt. 2, ai 7% o'clock, atthe Metropoiian, ident, A OTICH, OLIVE GUARD—THE MEMBBRS OF 1B above named company are hervvy ngvided 10 attend & aun of the enema ab the house Of, E. ity Sint ins, at 7% P. My bo mane rearat ‘attend ike hunetut ot ‘our lege brother moa F, Joun aw JAS. CARISTON, Captain, _ Sas. m, Becrotary, SUBLIC MERY: farina iin acura i AVEN ax and propery owners, utten e mtb, Metuay, Sept. Lat 7o'clock P.M. at Blue Park Hotol, N dety-vecond street atu! Hrond way. Hite business will ve presented. By over JAS Heiser, View Inies Bpeyery W. Audréws, Seo: UE ACADEMY OF DE La SALLE INSTITUTE, well ae all the sehools unebr the ¢ ge of the U than beoclers, will re-open ow Motday, te Tet ov Bepleruboe, AMMANY SOCIRTY, OR COLUMBIA’ regular mecin, of the T he reat Wigwam, oy Mom ai v (an bour miver the act. ERBCRY, Grand Sachem, y 2) sth moun, Year of Disow.e snd of the tastitation the Eta NTS SPREDILY OBTAINE) i wyer aul Xa Puvite, 1 TRITHE what by WEN LAW Contre wi tes, Howe ob CHEML 1 and ten= and vo ni ehape, | Teeth on Painless extract. fet. two blocks fom. TILER, Sr., Deutiat, YING MAD FIVE ein Oy Dr J. TAY Vile ke (rom Broadway, © mT oto those sift lage LootaCbe, 8 h Reco NLEAR, re ng avenue, Wiltliamaburg. prone ING penn fis DOGS, NO. 3 PROK SLIP Naw YORK. Buder's lofaliiole ange ure nnd F ly omnis Pr! pottle mga y ay wark, “Breeding, engender mange, | Noman MATOLe © Catimene tere ey oy