The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1862, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ll, 1862. Arrival of the Columbia from Hevane— The War with the French Still Waged Beldly by the Mexicans, dso., dic. ‘The steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, which left ‘Bavane on the 6th instant, at six o*slock tn the evening, arrived at this port yesterday evening. OUR BAVANA @ORRESPONDENOB. Havana, Sept. 6, 1802. Progress of the War in Mexico—Arrivai of Large Rein- forcements and Supplies for the French Army— Déspaiches from Napoleon—General Dodlado Leaves the Juares Oabine—Guerilla Rasds om the Imperial Wagon Mules— Mortality in Lovences’s Army—Juares Offended with the Prussian Miniser—A General War Fund—@enerab Comonfort’s Command—The French Fleet Off Vera Cruz, de., de. ‘The last intelligence from Mexico, received at Santiago de Cuba by the French steamer Tampieo, and the latest journals and correspondence arrived here yesterday by the British packet Thames, with dates to the 1st of Sep- vember, report some important occurrences, destined to give some impulse to the course of political and military affairs of the republic, which has been flowing rather slowly since the great battle of Puebla, owing to the un- masterly imactivity of the Mexican armies, unaccountable to all who are not acquainted with the reai situation of tbings and the true obaracter of men in that unfortunate country. Among the occurrences I shajl mention in the first nisce tbe arrival at Vera Cruz of the French war steamers Im perial and Eylau, and the steam transport Finisterre, con veying considerabie reinforcemente for Lorencez’s army, and the subsequent arrival of the transport Moselle, from Toulon and Martinque, with provisions and troops. These reinforcements amount to more than 2,000 men, mostly Youaves and soldiers of cavalry. And you may imagive bow merrily they ought to have been “welcomed by the garrisons of Cordova and Orizaba; but a crue) disappoint- ment was behind to spoil their’ congratulations, as the Spauigh steamer Mejico, freighted at Havana with abund- ant provisions and cattle for the Frepch, arrived the 25th at Vers Cruz, with the lose of one hundred and twen- ty oxen, suffocated to death by hot weather and want of ventilation, and thrown overboard during the voyage. Lorencez and Almonte had also recetved important despatches from the Emperor, brought by Viscount La pierre, aid-de-eamp to the last meutioned general, who had been comm:ssioned, with Father Miranda, to a confe. renee with Napoleon Next in importance is the removal of Gereral Doblado, the soul of Juarez’s Cabinet, who tendered his resignation to the President on the 14th Angust, and started immedi- ately for Queretaro. But I must warn the readers nf Miianp agalvet the foaish and calumnious rumors eircu- lated by the organs of Almonte to the purport that his re movai is the covsequence of serioxs disagreement b tween Juarez and his ex-Minister. The Vera Cruzano af~ firms daily that Dobladg was at the head of agreat con- noocied for the overthrow of Juarez; but I on my table @ copy of two decrees from the President quite sufficient to prove the falachood of that paper’s assertion. In the first of these documents Juarez admite the resignation of Doblado, expressing bis regret to dispense with the important services of bis Minister. In the other be assigns to him the post of Commander-in- Chief of the forces destined to operate against the r tionary General Mejia, leader of the robbers now ravaging at Sierra Gordo and iu the State o! Queretaro. At Orizaba and Cordova Almonte and his allies are bney fort:fying their positions , though Lorencez is making preparations to depart as soon as the expected arrival of Geu. Forey relicves him from the chief command as yet exercised by him, with so scanty a share of glory against the uncivilized barbarians whe refuse his kind offers of “peace and order? under a solid government. The health of his troops is not so good ag his organs would OF THE correspondence passed Col. rson, chairman of the committee, and the Governor of the state — ‘Lancaster, Sept. 7, 1862. ‘Wo Rio Enseteney 4 G. Cont: — ‘The people of Langaster wish to know if the militia will be called out forthwith, aud whether arms will be Surcisbed to other tan organized bodies? wn D. W. PATTERSON. Harnssevnc, Sept. 7, 1862. “Zo D. W. Parreneow:— The cilizens will form into companies and organize under the act of 1858. ‘No uniforms will be required, and ether formalities will em. be required Pa news from the border is not definite, es the country bane Maryland Side is much disturbed ls occupy Frederick, and we ubink in force, but moe not advancing. To be all efficient in defending ourselves, if they at- tempt to invade the State, we must be organized. arms will be furnished. Cail on Leman aud ask bim to push the repairs with all Bus force. » CURTIN, Lancia, eepe 7, 1862. To Ais Exceliency A. G. Corny — ‘Will it be peoessary for us to appear im person to make Abe neceagary requisition for the arms and ammunition. D. W. PATTERSON, HAkRISHURG, Sept. 7, 1862. To D. W. Parrmnson — Not becessary w come. Send requisiticn, supported by seourity, by mail, to Adjutapt General A. G. CURTIN. Col, Pattereon bas been entrustea with the following Dusiness, by the Committee of Safety, and procecded to Barrisborg this morning, in the 1-20 tran— 1. Whether three or more meces of artillery cap be Prooured for the defence of the city and county. 2. Whether the amimup.tion pecessary for artery and small arms can be procured. 8. Whether the Governor will use bis influence to have the geueri government accept volunteer regiments from ‘his county, in place of the quota to be inrnished by @rait, if said volunteers be rawed within tep days ‘The following despatch bus been rece:ved from Messrs. ‘sop and Shenk :— Hanrisucra, Sept. 8, 1862 Organize forthwith in bodies of sixty men. ‘they way be called Op m a day or two. Ba, } committer, D. W. PA’ B. F. SEL ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTER OF SAFETY. ‘To rae Cimzene OF LancastRR COUNTY -~ The undersigned. a committee of sifety appointed by the citizens of Lancaster, in general town meeting as- wewbied, en the 7ih inst., m view of the crisis im the Present state of the country , beg leave to call your earnest Attention to what is now considered the serious duly of al) their fellow citizens. Heretofore, since the breaking ent of the present rebellion against the constituted aus ‘thorities of the goverument. the war bas, with few ex- ceptions, been carried op in the territory of the Febellious States, fn many of which desolation and Tuin have followed im the track of the contending armies. The intelligence received yesterday as- | make us believe; for it is known that biy ranks are thin- @ures us that the rebels grown bolder and more | ned sorrily, josing from five to seven every day. Insolect by recent success, are determined to} ‘The communications with Vera Cruz are worse every tyace the border States aud carry into them the de. struction to which their own have been subjected. The @oil of Maryland bas been invaded, and the fortile plains @f Frederick county are now covered by a hoatile force, eating the substance of her loyal population. How soon they may carry their rebellious hordes into Pennsylvania @annot now be predicted; but we assure you that the danger is imminent, and ‘that it behooves us to rouse ourselves,and that without a momeat’s delay, to mect the threatening danger. Although this county has sent forth many of her sous, who have nobly fought and bled fm support of the constitution and laws of our sacred Union, and although the constituted authorities of the county have promptly responded to tbe request of our @itizens, in affording pecuniary aid in the f rmation of @ompanies aud regimente, much more is required to be done to secure ourselves ogainst the inroads of the euemy. We strongly appeal to you, therefore, to organize eommitices of eafety in every township and borough the county; to make out lists of every abie Dodied citizen capable of bearing arms; to o7ganize them under the provisions of tho act ‘of 1858, and y- All the reinforcements ately arrived will be hardly sufficient to clear the roads of robbers and guerillas, a every convoy for Orizaba must be escorted with one thousand five bundred or two thousand men, and even #0 there is no safety. The guerillas are impudent enough to advance within musket shot the wails, ana a few days ago they captured one hundred and four mules, which they consented to return back for the sum of one hundred and four Mexican doubioons. Accordingly $1,664 were sent over, and the mules re- turned to Vera Cruz: but a week afterwards the same mules were captured again. ‘The health was bad at Vera Cruz. During the month of July the yollow fever bas made dreadful ravages in the smaii French garrison in that port,as the victims baveamounted to no less than 367 men, Atthe same Tate, August—which is aiways a severe month—wiil not Jeave a single ove to aid Almonte in the regeneration of hus country. To the capital there bas been some embroilment with Mr. Wagner, the Prussian Minister, in eonsequence of the to drill them daily: to pst in order and ‘have : meady for immediste service every rifle and shot | misteprerentations of thas gentloman, whose despatches have depicted the people of Mexiod as favorable to gw in your respective neighborhood ; to provide | Ajmonteand the French intervention, and given false Sune oe with the ee dn ot na tOps to form | reports of new outrages committed against strangers. Squads of cavalry in every ot by bokia Practice the | The several States are collecting funds for the war tax scribed evolstions, go that, by ombiotig them, ® | jevied by Juarez, amounting 10 $800,000, and d.stributed midable cavalry corps can ‘at once te joreaniees! avrest every man who utters a traitorous poms land inst the government, and to watch every suspicious acter whom you may find prowling in your vicinity. have bold, powerfal, treacherous and utterly un ecrupulous enemies to deal with, who, not satisfied with between them 4s follows:— Actopam , $20,000; Aguascslientes, $6,000; Campeachy, $18,000; Colima, $9,000; Cuernavaca, $15,000; Chiapas, $8,000: Chituabua, '§21,000; Durango, $13,000; Guana- Justo, $60,000; Guerrero, $15,000; Jalisco, $70,000: Micho. ‘acan $50,000: Nuevo Leon y Coabutla, $20,000; Oaxaca, the best government under heeven, ‘under which uney io ? and all of ue have lived for nearly a century in peace and $40,000 ‘gio, sont’ see 18 0 Rosey So, ool security, would now bring desolation 10 yur nomes and | dace,’ 9.000: Tasaaulipas. $10,000 ‘Toluca. "25.00% Dearthstoues; and. to gatiefy their hellish ambition rule or ruin, wonid destroy those jiberties, which, at every sacrifice, our forefathers fought and bied wo establish Awake, fellow citizens of Lancaster county, to your eat and eolemp duty. Your country calis upon you in his her hour of danger. Unite i al! your strength, and, ip the cause of God and your country, prepare to hurl ‘back the invader to the sor) he has already made derolate; ‘and, this being accomplished, your liberties now and for: Parca, $6,000; Vera Cruz, $20,000; Yucatan, $15,000; Zacatecas, $60,000; Distrito, $154,000. General Comonfort arrived on the 2ist of August San Luis Potosi, commanding tho Division of the North. The brigades of Durango, Chibuabua and Aguascalientes had also arrived at the capital. To fill the vacancy left in the Cabinet by the resigna- tion of Doblado, the President hss nominated Don Juan Anton‘o de !a Fuente for Foreign Affairs and Don Jose H. Manez for the Treasury. ever will be secured. Py order of the Committee of Safety JNO. Le ATLEE, Cbairman. U say nothing of the two skirmishes which occurred on ‘Atiest—H. B. Swarr, Secretar: the 30th of August and the 2d inst. jo Zarco and 8 i us Amatlan, between the liberals and ‘he reactionists, as Lancamunr, THE VERY LATEST. Sept. 8, 1862. they were quite insignificant, and your correspondent at Vera Cruz will give you the details. In the port of Vera Cruz the French bave now:— ‘The ship-of-the-line Masecna. ‘The frigate Amazone, MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS. The Jevre. Hannssvura, Sept. 10—Midnight. — anne A State messenger has sent intelligence amounting in The Bertholet. eubstauce to the following — He reached a position on the mountains overlooking Frederick, and, by means of a glass, eaw all that was going on in town. He arrived there about eieven o'clock this morning, and says there was evidently a movement of troope in the direction of Middletown and Boonsboro going op. Farmers informed bim that a forward move- ‘ment began at three this morping—supposed to be about Swenty thousand. The mesrenger then crossed tho mouptain to within two miles of Myrevilie and reached a position overlook, hg Boonsboro. He saw three regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, eight cannon auda large number of wagons. Te soldiers looked ragged, shoeless and haters. It is now cortalv hat no rebels had entered Hagers- town at six P. M. Jackson undoubtedly moved from Booneboro towarde Hagerstown; but there is nothing re- Mabie as to bis near approach to Hagerstown. Be may moving to Williamsport to cat of Gen. White, now at Martinsburg and Ia erry, or direct upon Waynes- Also the transports lately arrived from Martinique. Two towns in the west, San Blas and Manzanulla, bave pronounced in favor of foreign intervention, and it is re. ported aiso that General Uraga and 3,000 ed have done the same. Two paropbiets have been issued in the capital, one in abusive language against the foreign ministers ta Mex.eo. ‘They united in a protest against it. Circulars came from Spain by the Tampico, entreating the Mexican people to remember that they descended from Spaviards, and trying to persuade thern to establish @ monarchy,and to call the Duchess of Montpensier, sitter Of the Quen, to fill the Urrone. Mr. Marquatt, ap American citizen, and for many vears ing United States Consul at Vera Cruz, was arrested, and imprisoved for thirty-six bours, without food or even @ bed to lie upon. Fonally, at the mtercession of ovr Con- sul, he was re eased, subject to a fine of $250. He was charged with Laving thrown stones from tho roof of bis house upou the French band, which was playing at the time in front of bis house. ‘The yeliow fever and dysentery have carried off seventy- five per cent of the crews of the French vessels. The Amazone, whose complement is €75, how but forty! A Cold Blooded Marder by a Soldier. Doro, in this State yumer ig moet probable. The | ATTEMPT TO £1LL A WOMAN—THB MURDERER STILL Northern Contra) Ruurcad and telegraph are etal an = \bout three o'clock on Tuesday morning last, as a Ger nevivaniaurenow thoroughly aroused, | Mo, nsined Join Eisele, and bis wife, who reside en the m Jerks county and one Paterson plank road, near Seacaucus, N. J., were returning ‘od nit ably be bere by morn home fiom a ball, they were attacked by a man attired the’ tie ca call, and within twouty | 10 the garb of a soldier, und armed with-an axe, with t aon will be in the Cumberland valley, | oich he struck Emels gevern) blows, fracturing his ‘ }utteon can reach Chambersburg, be will be | Skull, which subsequently reeulted im death. The rafiar % oO ieut aud overcome 60,000 of Pounsylvauia’, | thea attwcked the woman, notwithstanding she picad iife, om account of her threw them both into a ubey were rescued ly to be spared her ev aud, after striking her, roadside, {rem ’ hence af bean asigned t tbe opmmand of ail sat is @aneanheelall Dy pe +o were aitracted Ww the spot by erics of dis Wie t weber 9 ive hours w i : em enineper eee Bete frandy »d, of Hoboken, received notice of the 4 ibore threw themaetves down ’ Ie evening, and, aecorpat.ied m Lattecked with bilious cholic, baus city, “ana constavie ts a coru to ‘inquire into the te tila s' dust and, if possible, secure ihe 1 Wok plies between the Michigan cavh » the deed before he sbould bave an oppur- ani V a cavalry leading tho rele) advance at Bart to escape iia jl Nembennat. wae ‘killed. and two pal enk wm the facts elicited the offeers were con- ¥ ; ca Woks ea ; buyond a doubt that the crime was oom. © «keen leads the column, by @ Young man residing in the vicinity ington Masters, bo is a member of withia a mile and a bait of Ha- : ee: abe bis me Fight York National Guard, and hae jast rt v ‘ Gabwrenn Heat road with tha nat of war. “His ‘ Toe tan Bare® 1 father's house wes vi xt the young man bad made vi ryaburs below Tage stows bisoscape fees han bait ‘an bour previous. A fruitions The re O89 1 the farmers that Jack wearch was kept up wutila late bour at cight, and was a my, sud (he Cumberiaud vailey then abandoned. sg mberiaud valley w their | “"Ycierday Coroner Pobustedt twok charge of the body cnt of deceased, and removed it to Hoboken for the purpose ‘ ner of rumors ere in ciroviation hore with re, | of holding an quest, The tollowing are the facts as gard 10 a great tle having beeu fought. Tecan gay | eveited from the w <, who were ipable to speak Ube With certainty that no intelligence of (his character has | Fogtisb their tertimony was therefore been revsived by te telegray oF other e oT Meken, made @ post-mortem sh y 1 deveased. He NEWS FROM GREEN CASTLE. 16 hemi, mude by x Caarne, Pa., Sept 10, 1462 Kull, and was " ) ves vreotly over the F Much nt provails here to-night, ou wccvobt of cage aga rey ‘ revels advanging on Hagerstown ‘They de with the bleut part ¢ | are sa ' ‘ rds that place by! way of x4 (snuway ivkwd live be bait of ( to get in the rear aud cut of (he recroat t be resides at Union Hill, and ° o might ab { whe house of Caper in wore bh 96 that the t in, A boree or wagon could uot be hired at . ’ ” * knew 4 from # cavalry reports a movement nisiaehe; did NOt Dear The telegraph operator i (four vicleck. abd baw ot been iuard from wt Khow Gisele, and Was DOL at Aogelbrecbi's on Mow y sight, le identiied the axe Hi ari testified that band, and they left for home olotbes, blackened face and high hat; he struck ber hus- band with an axe on the head, and knocked bim down; SPORTING, The Turf. THE GREAT STALLION TKOT FOR $10,000—TEN THOU- SAND SPECTATORS ON THE FASHION COURSE— ROBERT FILLINGHAM THE WINNER, ETC. ‘The New York sporting community was yestertay wound up to a more than ordinary pitch of excitement, in consequence of the announcement that the great stallion trot—botween the Morgan stallion, Ethan Ajlen, and the Hambletonian staliion Robert Fillingham—was to be decided that day on the Fashion Cours2, Long Island. Such a concourse of vebicles as filled up the road on the way to the Fashion track we have seldom geen. All kinds of buggies, carriages, chalses, cabriclets and dickeys were brought ino requisition, and every variety of horsefiesh, trom the lank apd hungry counterparts of _ Doctor Syntax’s famous nag to the fall blooded and well tramed ‘curser, was employed to draw these conveyauecs. ‘The sporting element was out in force, for the day was bright and joyous, and the expectation of an extracrdi nary race kept the spirits of all the lovers of the turf at somethng like fever heat. Ferry boats were running near. ly all day from the foot of James slip and Thirty-fourth street for the conveyance of carriages and passengers to Hunter's Point, where the Long Isiend Rai to connect until baif-past two o'ciock. ‘The most of the sporting class, however, favored the road, to sliow of the mettle of their steeds and their dexterity in holding the reins; and on the way up many a lively volunteer race was got up, tending greatly to increase the jollity and animation of the scene. Some of the equipages were very fine, others were passable enough, but the great proportion decidedly rusty. There were not a few single seated light wagons—a very wnaccommodating kind of vehicle—with wheels nearly twice ag nigh as the chaise self, very much like the ditigencias in vogue in Havana. The soenes on the road were very exhilarating and amusing. The immenge coliection of carnages dashed along in one continuous line, amid & tremendons cloud of dust and the shouts of the drivers, Once in a@ way there would be a break down, some rotten harness giving way, to the dis gustand detention of the Jebu, wao thus offered afar Object of mirth for more fortunate genticmen. A largo number of ladies were present, and, to all appearancce seemed greatly to enjoy the merry sports of tho occa sion. There was just breeze enough to temper the warm rays of the sun, and, though the continuous column of dust, which was stirred up by the cavalcade, and which was driven into the eyes by the wind, was not the most pleasant part of the proceedings, the ladies did not seem to care much about it, but enjoyed themsolyes to the fullest extent, THE TROT was for ten thousand dollars—five thousand a side—best three in five, in harness, and was witnessed by a crowd estimated at ten thousand persous—the largest number, probably, that ever attended an aijair of the kind in any conbtry. ingham was the favorite previous w the #tart at one hundred to forty. He has had the call in the betting ever since the match was made between these wonderfal stallions. The friends of Etban Allen backed him up stoutly until yesterday, when they seemed to /want more odds than be‘cre, and they appeared shy when offers of two to one were made to them. As little bas been known of the horse Robert Filling- bam , wo give a short sketch of him. SKETCH OF FILLINGHAM. Robt.Fillingham is a very handsome dark mahogany brown stallion, was sired by Wm. M. Rysdyk’s Hamble- tonian out of a well bred Mambrino mare, known by the name of Dolly Spanker, owned by Henry D. Felter, of this city. She was a very handsome, spirited mare, and could trot in Jess than two mimutes and forty secduds. Her colt, Robert Fillingham, was raised at Greenwood Lake, Orange county, by Theron Kelter, Beq., and was foaled May 3, 1855. The dam was ruptured in foaitng, and was never able to give any sustenance to the colt: it was raised by ne, but was always kind and docile from its Sirs; ts never grained uutil after it was broken, After italaing three yours of age it could trot well when firet put ia harness, and could trot in conaidera- bly better “than three minutes when four yeas oid, When five years old past, it was sold by Mr. Theron Felier to Messrs. ed & Simmons, and afterwards was bought by Mr. Z. F. Simmons himeslf, tho present owner. Fil linghain bas trotted only one race prev jou to the pre sent, and that was with Peter Voorhees’ siailion, You ‘Abdallab, which he beat very easily. His sire, Ham tonian, was sired by Abdallah; he by eld Mambrino, aud he by imported Messenger. Hambistonian’s dam was the Chas, Kent mare by imported Bailfounder; grandam, old Ove Eyo, by Hambletomian, and he by imported Mes- senger; bis dam, also, was by importod Messenger, and the dain of old One Eye was by imported Messenger. First Heat.—ktnan Allen won tbe pole and went off with the fead about half a longth. Bofore getting around the first turn Fitlingham broke up and lost a dozen lengths to bis utmost pitch. He than csooed rapidly on Bihan, and as the latter passed the half miie poie Fillingham war about three lengths only iu the rear. Ethan broke at this point; but the break amounted to nothing. He was down end steady as could be in the twinkiing of au eye; still Fillingham was closing the daylight, and as tbey went around the turn to the three-quarter pole Filling barn was at his side. They swung on the homestretch to. gether; but Fillingham again carried Ethan to a break, weut in front @ length, and came up tl mestretch well in band, at a@ much reduced rate of speed, winning ihe beat by ‘a couple of lengths m 2:24%. ‘Second Heat —Ube horses had a very fine send off; but Fillingham broke up soon afterward, and Ethan Alion took the pole, leading the other around the upper turn four or five lengths. As soon as Fillingham recovered, he becan to close, and made up a couple of lengths before he reach- ‘ed the backstretch, where he put on the steam and soon overtook Ethan, going past the half mile pole sido and side, ‘and immediately afterward his head began to show i front. He opened a gap of fonr or five long ths to the three- quarter pole, notwithstanding that Ethan took a good run nearly ali the way around the torn. Fillingham came up the homestretch appareutiy very easily, leading Uthan about half a dozen lengths. The time of the heat was 225%. Tiird H at.—One hundred to ten on Fillingham. They had a good start, Ethan leading and soon taking the poi from Fillingham, and wing in front, paxeed quarter pole four 8 im. The then began te the backstretch half mile polo, he showed in front, and, the gap, was half ad tat the three. quarter pole, He came aiong leisurely (rom there to the gtand, winning by four lengths in 2 3) Fillingbam was driveu by Horace F. Jones, and Ethan Allen by Dan. Mace. E { mot come up to the ex peétations of his backers, and those who were sanguine Of very fast tine were ‘san. omted. The following is « summary — Pasion PLEASURE GROCND AgsociaTIoN—lROTTING.—- ttor Tenenay. Sept. 10—Match $10,000, mile boats, best three in five, in harness BH Jones named br. s. Robert F 21 D. Mace named 0. 8. :22 ‘Time \ Everything pasted ofl very pivasantly, without any ac- cifeate of consequence. ‘The winning horse ts owned by 7 EL Simmons, ove of the managers of the Leiaware bot tery. Grand Cricket Match=—Canada v United States. ‘The present match, winch was postponed from Inst your, hus beep anxiously awaited by the admirers and patrons of the “noble game.”” A maich has been played annually the laet twelve years past (with the exceptien of last season), betwoen the above parties, all of which have terminated amicably and gatistactority to all con corned, as weil as enhancing an change of friendly feeling towards each otber, whieh, a8 @ pastime, or ickot | is the most likely W bring about The rhe gaunes | the old Red House, Baricim, in years gone by of | times a | among the fraternity gener | The match commenced yester 6 Clu wopic ec versution is being played on Hoboken, These isin the New / mankgion of We tiny 1 West 1 vet a--there aoe taken | the grounds of St, unde are aia Cho weve } Yor a gnc stoves hereon, ¢ Bent, Rogad Arti ome, Forty-eever » brigade The United States cleyen consist of Mesers, Wailer, “ Hamitton, di atleths Fide ALA nent, aud Lord & 5: gee z ESE # HI Fesy ; they met a man with soldier's egonr | Bebr Brutus, The United States eleven now sent Sharp and Waller to the bat, against the bowling of racine and Hamil- ton. Waller'w was caught in 2a over, Ist wicket, no runs. Hudson and Sharp now got together, the former making & splendid drive for 6, both batting prettily, when the bell for dinner rang, the sound of which caused the players to simultaneously skedaddie, leaving the visitors tp possession of the field, After dinner the bat- ters did not seem to improve; the wholo eleven had to auecumb for the score of 71 runs, meluding thirteen byes, &c. Sharp (20) and Hudson (19) were the only two to make double figures. Analysis bowling :-—Cholmuley 68 balls, 15 runs, 12 maidens, 3 wickets; Hamilton, 85 balis, 38 runs, 7 maidens, 7 wickets; Pemberton, 20 balls, 6 runs, 3 maidens. ‘The foliowing ig the score of the first innings:— GANADIAN ELEVEN. UNITED STATES ELEVEN. First Innings. — Buns, First Inmngs, Runs, Blomileld, b. Phillips . Wright. yes Patten ¢. Wright,p.dibberas Cholemsly b. Wright. Elphinstone b. Wright Hamilton b. Gibbes. Pemberton ¢. Wrig Gibbes. ‘Waller c. Patten H. Wright, ruc out, Hudson, run out, Gidbes c. Bloomfield, b, Cholemsly . ~1 Sadler c. emsly Borestord Wright... 5 Creighton b. Hamilton... 4 Pont c. Greighton, " b. Gibbes cesses @ Walker b. Hamilton..... 6 Siade b. Gibbes.. 10 Bioorafleld ¢. Wright, b. Gibbea..... o Clinton, not out. Byes, 1; leg byes, 5 G. Wiight b. Cholemely., 4 R. Stevens, not out... * 2 Burnett v. ‘Hamilton yes, 851, b.,2, no bie,3.24 Total joa Total. a At about five o’cicek the Canadians went for their se- cond mninga; and at the time of drawing the stumps Pat ten and Slade had aueceeded in making tbirty-oight runs, without the loss of a wicket. Umpives—T, Senior, for Canada; Mr. ©. Vinton, for the United States. The game will be resumed to-mozrow, at eleven o'clock. Disturbance at Newtown, Conn., in Con- sequence of the Draft. New Haven, Conn., Sept. 10, 1862. There was a disturbance to-day at Newtown, Connecti cot, arising from the onforcement of the law regardin, the draft. The aclectmon telegraphed to Marshal Carr for jd, who replied as follows:— Adjourn the mecting and advise me. I will protect you at al) bazards. Naw Haven, Sept. 10, 1862 ‘The enrolled militia and others, to the namber of four or five thousand, assembled at the State House at nine o'clock to-day for the purpose of a draft, The selectmen continued their session unti) ive e’elock P. M.,at which time the entire quota of the town was fliled by nlist- ments without any draft. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS, Havaxa—Steamehip Columbia—C D Fredericks, L Ser renes, N Tanco, J Gon. ales, J V Pansant, W Ritter, 8 La. and son, N Zannctti, ? @ forean, de Castro and lady, J Trootant, P Cartano, F Arieche, J Arteebe, Mra JP Doni: phan, Miss M Ruiz. F ituiz, F Socanas, T Shimper, F Carbva- hi ‘al. Mr and Mrs Ni olas, Mrs JS de Dupree, J Dominiqnes, © Teria and lady, Yarn RY 'P de Leon and ser M Gerata- ca, F Arishzatal, A$ Doitz, M Brod, J Ferie F 0 Fritsch, B Liorde, M F'Twnon, Miss L sn Mrs Murphy, J M JE Millett, Miss ‘M Gobas und servant, AJ Gunoila, 3 A Menor, R fon, M Stern, Oapt WE Altke Saner, W Walters, 8 M Ferre € Torchy, & Greene, F Hayden, Livervoot—Steamsbip Australasinn—Mre Eliott, Colonel Pakenhem, lady and servant; Mrs Camil ella, Averil, 1a ¥. Averill, Mr Carrington, Mra Tiuson, Mr Tiuson, Mr Roberts, Miss ‘Lecorme, Mr rt Duke, Dr Saag te 6 Mr Wiltams, Mr Wood, Mr Tyson, Mr Bose Mr Robert, lady wud child; Miss Wil- Mamns,"Miss Gray, J'M Paul 1, Rev Dr Wi lis a aad lady, C Jayson, F Payson, dirs Vayson, M ay, Dr Keating, Ea two children and murse; Misa Parrie aid bohm, Mr Church re € and child, Mr Stevera, Mr Lossinan, Mr.’ Forman, Mr Thebai Mr Waieott and indy, Mr lady, Mr Lord, Mr Garten, ’ Mr Martin and ledy, Rev Dr 3 eand lady, Miss Aide Miss Hillsdale, six Weir, Mr Air Mr Cook, Mr Waterston anil lagyy Mr Gowpe ides Miss $04.2, ts. ix Lewis, Mist Plat Mr Hobos and scon, Mra James Peun and child, —fotai, 109, Potomac—Mrs Leary, nurse .'D. Aratuno, wii lady, Mr Mrs D MeWhinnie and eb! Naw Onueans-Steamsbip and child; Geo Keg Mrs Lang, J C U'Archer, FRx F Goniaite, Mrs Petit, Lester st’ Peirre, Mrs A Henry, Min ny J B Band, lady and two chubircn,; ‘and lady, Mise L Jobns, Jacob Hess, . JW Sha USA; Caps Ino Clark, U8 A—and 10 in the sicerage. DE Taqaneots-slessaisip Persia—Mr and Mrs Thos Richard- gon, etiid, mfant and servant: New York: Mise Ma yore? Bt Lowe: w A Giuterman and C ork; G & Titer sverpool; Erancis Goo iridtg New Yoru; Jon Pigguth, Epxiand: BF Armengol, ‘Mexiso} Mrs Probyn, New York; Mrs Anderson, child and nurse, New Orieau 8s Tayior audson, New York; David J King now and F Castellanos, apd Master B Kig L Girard, New York; New Granada; 8 Romero, New Granada A.B Neilson, New York; Jos . Titorn a: Joho Smith and Gilbert Alder, England; Mrs Robert W Eddison, Leeds, Bogland: Mr and Mrs AK Laing, New York; Mand MreJ J P Williams and man vant: Bogland; Mr and Mrs J Laayeraft, New Ly gh Mrs WJ Beott, London, U man, New York; pe and Serva: Paris, AW Dorks EN Weieh, ‘New Hi sthil, New Orleans; 2 Cai: ox, do; J B Shaw, New Orieaus; & Vinceut, kson, do. Hy G Rich New Ovlei HB OM Cor 8 it y E Barron, California, Jos Barron, Calif F ¥ Thou: finds Ne Fese A'F Det hilad eiphia, Outo Keen, New First Virginia Dragoons, 4 JF, Boron, F J Justwe, aries Russ, Elizabeth, 2 Sher iaouy ew Morty, Mrs Regina Greenbaum, New York SHIPPING NEWS. ALMABAC YOR SEW TORK— Tuts D, «le we 7 38 morn 10 U9 uicu waren, Port of New York, Septeniber 10, 186%, CLEAR’ 60 Panama—C C D y Thoin jon, Crocker, Liver & {Sami ‘Taomp. Irupite, Coombe, Liverpool—Zercgs & Co, a (Br), Gardiner Tong Kong and Stanghae—Co. dt! Hong Korg—A A Low & Bro, rs, eeu flembavdt a co. ir Chane, Touqua, Hare Devan (Br (Br), Siociair, Giasgow—A A Brad- on. Cork—Holmboe & Co, Bark nro, Cork—Punca, Meincke & Wendt rk Jaques Fraocols (Fr), Teravassen. Cork, che & Wendt. v Wallentue (for), Batel seenstown: ns Wendt, Bork Lower (Pras), Me.neke & W Bark Theresa (Fr), Rose, Queenstown=Funch, Meineke & Spiegeberg, Queenstown—Puneh Burk Active (Pris), Wenat, ark Norma (Nor), Spugil, Beil Bagece Dan), Wreat si—Funch, Meincke & Vilmurk—Foueb, Meinck & Margaretha, Aberdeon—Pavet Mosecke & Brig Woean ( Aveek ), N 0 brea lejabr, Queeostown—Wm Sn ne (Dan), Christensen, Queeusiown Mernoke & Wenat, rea bret ur Armetrong, Cotk, &e-Barciay & Lt —James f Ward & Brig Mi Bow Wacu * & Kelir Loyal Scranton, Lowen | ato Benr Free Wit io Wave (Br), Flewelling, 8 B—P 1 Ne Orieans—J W Biwel tlev, Smith & Robineon, Por Nebr J © Roach, Clock, 8 Phiade' aie, Hallett, Bosigu=8 W Lewis & Co, well, Boston—J W elwe i) ae Bebr Blossom, Pougiass, New Haveue li 6 Racket Selir Kedrot Fawite M L Compton, Dupey, Fortress Monroe—Van Brunt BoSyitetatons, alan, Provience—L Kens a eons 6. cee eee Bei a Be ne tte He oo Rt ea aes cat aren inlai Gee berg. Has been six days west of args lot Staats cwentariy winds and eas ia 8 with Liverpool, A with widse, 88, lon 63 13, spoke seh Musab (Aust), Gladulica, Cardif, July 25) with coal, | 120 aye in Drllast, Yo faaster. . “ ‘erlaiua (Br, of Newport), Price, Newport, Eng, 00 dagen ballast, fo Funeh, Metucke & Weudt; SuuDe 15S eee em oe won ae aan, sehr Doiphia, iter, si eos adel BY eae 7 Casco, Gardner, NYork.jgaid mb, eek erican Ports. 25th, schra Pitta ao. oy Nterks fan Be hes? Nie Mee? ir Kopperbolds, Brig Gardina (Port) ange genset pa on, do; 29th, ship J P Whitney, Ai Ns % lew 3 brig enreaasic airy ne, & , Lingan, CB, Bal on wien, Cardenne, ‘Sid ‘234, pomnaan be mise cal tod F Whitney Hawt ef Re wrecker), th coal JP Whitney, Avery, trom NOrieane Behr J 8 Ferland: Growell Galtimore, 7 days, collision with, ih bie Wappen, th Tepe; Sebr Samuel Nash, —, Vlizabethpagt for Boston, bark yt unann, ig a stores; bi Sobr Rising Sun, Hannan, Biizal nt for Hosion, Wappoo, W ilkinsen, from Cardenas for Heke damaged by Sebr Julia Noyes, Elizabeth port for galiston with ship J’ P Whitney, TBs Fannie, sen Senr J C Homer, Homer, El eabethport ToriBoston. for NY. Len ok egg ton, from Schr Sea Bird, Chase, Elizabethport [01 Providence, wohre B miele ‘rom Philadelp hia; Florida, Bhs Eote, Bkaae Botan fan hice no bp Mott, and WE Bebee, Nickerson, from New. York; Behr BM Sith, hii New Bedvord, 4 gaye, Ficroe, from Maapen; Veatross, Robert, arbor Il” Schr Swan, Hill, New Bedford for Baltimore, SuSEW ORLEANS, Aug 2¢—Arrsteamship Scbr Elmira Ts, sop, Pensacola ‘and Ship Island; bark Hoa bere Beal ser Bian ats Sitiehill, Providence, 2 i matty sci barks a Murrey, J Ay ‘and “fopeha’ © Adoialie wetcd “Arr barks Potres, Galveston; page FL Wall, Castner, w¥ork: brig Alice Maud, Edgett, do; schra Ib Peacock, Li and 8 J Waring, Smith, it » W'trota, Johnson at ie pianist Union, Salle; Key h—Arr barks RB Walker, Raynes; Trin Saleun. Powell. NYork: brics 8 Cheat Hume Pal Philadel: le Barnstable, Sehr Electric, a cere are Sebr Connectient, Dei can, Mystic. Schr Doretia Portland, Ct, 2 days, forwich, ut ip, Bond, Branford, EO Berantoa! iting a, arene phia: Romance, Key Wost. Cli Wharton, Jouen, Sehr Daniel Wetrion Pere ie favre; Catharine, Freeman, NYork; barks Mendi, Auld; Sehr Jonny kind: Lae for, Perry, New Lo ndon for Rondout, Bebra Crooker, | “ier Powhatan, Lunt, and A Coombs, Schr Independence, Tolley” ‘aineng for New Bedford, Look, and Poinsett, Me- Welton, ‘do; Belo, Hickey, Philadel. Schr Fessenden, Hi Rondout for B " Gown, Ser Brutus, Elwell, Rondout for Boston. ghlag sears Ned, Mckee; Martha Robbing, and May, Smith, Sloop Speaker, 8%. with Bonington. Steamer New York (US transport), Honter, Washington, Septl, AM—Arr brig Cyclone, Bunker, NYork. Below, Dern baling us sroresiips Pampero, aud Nightingale; ‘Sean $ Telegray rigs J H Jordan, Plummer, from Philadeiph Freee nl eaebheoingt peterey Kr nc manga Sea Park, Tda Mcleod, OP Flucott, A beecand A G Cartel schr Okolona, At Quarantine, steamship Estre! Marri from N¥ork: steamlug Boston, from Boston via barks Geo Thomas. and Roamer, from Key West. ning orders, brig Wm, C Clark, from, Philadel delphin. ‘aia ‘owed to sea 2ith, bark Argean, brigs Experiment, Esha Doane, sche 8 Walsde enn Gt Experiments ______ MISCELLANEOUS, MAS. ree The {obertins featsre in BRANDRETH’S PILLS is they my rove health by purifying the blood, which nds ting the provess ofsaizention, curing cos- Steamer Marina, Crosby, Baltimore. Steamer Franklin. Youhs, Baltimore. veamer Black Diamond, Green. Philadelphia, Steamer B Ewing, Kelly, Philadelphia. Steamer Peirel, Young, Providence, Steamer Kennebee (US transvort), Garton, Portsmonth Grove, KI, bound to Alexandria, Va, for sick and wounded troops, BELOW. Ship Progress, Woodward, from Liverpool July 29, Bark Nord Amerika (Brem), from Cardenas, Bark Houston, Share, from ‘Port Ro} Schr Daniel Williams, from Turks Islands, SAILED. wie alving vigor and Fexv- Steamers Josephine, and James 8 Green, Washington; . jo change of diet or par- Jersey Blue, Newvorn, NC. sie Egle Homcnety srs all the eiganenip Persia (Br), Liverpool (and crossed the bar at . 4 UNION SQUAI E AM). BANAL Bt STREET. \UNJAH WALLAH (ANTOKAKI AYOSH). great Turkish exhilarant and nervine.—This exhilarating lotus is the trne Nepenthe of the Orient, of which the Orien- fromm tine immemorial sung. Gunjah produces the vwina at sunset S. Miscellaneous. The Cunard steamship Persia, Capt Lott, sailed yesterday for Queenetown and on the 27th ult, off Gun Key, beiween the ship J P Whitney, from New Orleans, and the eae and spiriiuelleexhilaration, and is & perices e Jor liquors, opium and tovaceo, without the reaction brig Wappoo, from Cardenas, both louded with sugar. Tho | usually attending the use of other suinulante; is a sovereign slap, uncer & fresh ten knot breeze, struck the brig uearly | nervine, <lmost instantaneously curing nervousness, nervous ldsuipe, carrying away her own jibboom and cutwater | debility, headache, melancholy, rheumatism, depreasion of ni ming Tor the loss of friends, semi tavion of the heart; supersedes quinine; is anodyne, killing vain; hypuotic, induetug sleep and quiet ing restleseness in children and adults; Imparts a surprising cheerfulness to the mind, and a superhuman strength to the body never befere conceived by any human being, ‘pence itis uuequailed in Weakness and want of vital ener metic and beauuifier it has long been used by the beat Circassians of the harem. Exclusive wholesale and retail ‘agencies establiahed on th most favorable terms in eitie towns and countr; where. Put up Sola by drags ily. id by druggists general SCOTT & CO., eee 503 Broad lew York. _ HOUSKS, ROOMS, &C.. ~_ WANTED. A LADY FROM THE COUNTRY DESIRES TO OB- tain a Furnished House, in the tee Part of the city, where the rent cam be paid ia’ board, with the Besa gues. cummodaiing ® few genteel boarders. ce given. Address apply at No. 7 Hi and the brige mainmast und fore yards. now (Sent 2) at Key West repairing. Snir Anna Dutivs, arrived at a port in England from New York, reports—Ang 15, lat 43 16, ion Ld, saw w vessel of about Ju tong, supposed timber laden, no masts standing, painted biack outside, yellow inside; no due on board, Br Bric Roseuss, Capt Fillmore, from Lingan, CB. Aug 19 for Now, York haw deen lostno Dartiouairs, The Ri rexis: tered 86 tona, rated A2, was built at Syaney, CB, in 1806: and hailed from St Johns, NP. ohm Scur Dintco, from New Yorx for New Orleans, put into Philadelphia 10th ust for repairs, having boen conslderably disabled by being struck by a whirlwind in iat 3545, lon 20, on the Ist inst. Suizips, Aug 28—The American ship C H Southard, which some Ume ago Was stranded in leaving the Wear, and subse- quently brought round here and suld, has had a’ tem, porary bottam im her, and she left here this evening in tow of a. steamer for Grangemouth. 29th—The ship CH Southard, for Grangemouth, took the ground near Blyth, starved fuisé deck, and brought back here, Sr Simon’s Bay, July 9—Put back, the Clara Wheeler, Hils, from Bombay for Liverpoo, leaky, having experienced very heavy weather. Spoken, &c. Sip bus L Sturges, from Akyab for Falmouth, July 22, lat jon 28 Both vessels are | spirits, neuralgia, Weakness and pal ia beautiful gold, ‘silver, satin and ivory ive boxes in trae Turkish carton, Sole iinporters in Ameri food's marbie building), 661 an AX UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—IN NEW 4A” York or Brooklyn, where the rent would be taken in Board, and where other boarders could be taken; autisface tory references given, Address for three days J. &., Herald Ineasee, John- ship Carioca; bark ; also in the army. Agents wanted every- | Ot La ‘dieasin ton, from Calcutta for Boston, Jul; A at nf aE aes auc 2% | ouice. Shanthse, Hodder minnow, ee oe (A GENTLEMAN, AND WIFE, OF RESPECTABILITY” Ship urlon (Auerican), bound W, pet a, no lat or lon, without ehildren, want a three story House, in yood, QUA) om Nvork foe Duvun, SeptTiat-| order, wiih all modern improvements, in a Jogation, sn 60 30 W. between Eighth and Twenty-tifth streets, Fourth and Bight Forelgm Forts, venues; unfurnished or partly furnished. Rent low. Ad- Axrwerr, Ang 29—Arr Chace, Edward, NYork, 81d 28th, tet lactis W F Schinidt, Sears, NYork; 2th, ‘Bouares, Hinckley, Sup! HED HOUSE WANTED.=1 srDow 3 LADY : a derlaua, tani daughter, natives of New York necte., desire torenta furnished house anions a non Tg fay iy, who would receive rent in board, and give Begs king a few other select boarders. Address SHED HOUSE WANTED.—THE ADVERTISE :Vo- Sid from Flushing 250, Talavera, Merrithew, Rosto Jant, Whiting, NYork; 26th. Bloomer, Roden, Atcoa Uae. July 2Arr Eliza, Korameriing, Calcutta (and fk JOtn for NYori); 19k, Heroine, Nickerson, Fable Bay. Sl 13th, Jeduie, Reed, Maaritiu Anank, July'iPussed by, James Miller, Carbonet, from Shields for Shanghae. Post oftie (URN! Amoy, Juue 2—Arr sbips Golden State, Ranlett, Hong Wishes to lire a medium sized well furniahed Houge, for iF, i eight montis irom the Ist ef October, for whieh a iberak Beene ie ne Oe Ome Howes, | Pie) will be paid Zt must be tt perteck. order ane gontaim all the modern improvements, and be Ac ¥ ina ‘e bescay Heap, ‘Aug dO, Teubella, Alleo, from Balt ae “Perr tegpteeg Thy, enol Buseror (Pull, Ang 27—Sid Grefoe Berg, Dshistrom, New een eaeaaire Union, Journal of ce, avin rent, locauoa and when it may pald to any otier, The vest of care will be taken of the furniture, as the iy consists of only three persons ‘OURE Want D--IN BROOKLYN, NEAR CA: ee dre Post Py we, New Yor! Lbs stating sent and particulars, PERSONAL PROPERTY, LIQUORS, CLOTHING, OR Jewelry wanted—'n infee or email quanuities, tn ex- ciange {ur rights under a patent fested ta 1800. Tt en. ine cash alfa! but the owner ia unable to og days, suating the roe iz, wane nd where inter n be had, Q. O., E aflice. IPO LANDLORDS OR HOUSE AGENTS—A REBPON- sible party is desirous of taking a good house, in a fash - Deiguborhood, no: higher tian Twenty-ith street, of five years, commencing from the first of May ir rent will be civen. Possession required by the jovember, or at latest the first of laid, Redinond, box 102 Herald ofiee. URNISHED ROOMS WANTED—FOR ug, ina house wuere there but one or wwe tes fuil_particnlars as to No attention will be anon, Giles, for NYork Ide. ae Moxley, Jr, Holm, NYork; R sid Bteengrate, NYork: Rus-hen, Baltimore. In port 20, eu Bailey, Noyes, NYork. r Corian 5, Helsne, NY in, “Leerhoff, Hong Kong; Juiy2—In_ port ‘bark J HM Davail, Tribble. for 23, ship Castilian, Proctor, Manila; 29a, . July 210 po Watta, and Mowsenger, Hooper. f Sleeper, for NYork deo Ta jaud few days, in bail days. in ballast: barks Nicholas Curwin, Chase, Damon, tor NYork Aug 20 ro few days, in ballast; for Baltimore attelie, Lowry. Reveeca Goddari, Hurd, Volant, Botsford, for Pernain buco same day; seh rs ice, Godtry, for Nvork 25th; Gem, Powell, for Alba, “Stacy, for do Aug 1V. L D Carver, for Rio Janet: ‘hug 103 done tek Sidney London 26tn, houreker Garnire, ‘Alig 26—Sl4 Thee Hov'an York. milles, between Canal and Thirtieth streets, for July S—Arr Leeda, Leopold, N York. per mouth, Address Victor, Herald office. Pendleton, for Gateorta daly S3-1n port euipe Selier i Bray, for Mauritius 2 of 3 days, having eH Toes ; Abuer Stetson, Stetaon; Chas i Lant, Hale, if Cres uxcos, Ang Forrest, Gaul, Patinasipbia “gid 20d, Boston; 234, Fannie, do. Canvenas, Aug sl—Acr Agnes, Thompson, Baltimore; Jo- seph Fiab, Barvard, Philadeiphia; Ann islizavewh, Frank "Eta Ang 224, Adny Watson, Wateon, Philadetpliia; RH Knight, Ra ri hb, Wappoo, Kilinan, and | pr Kort Ameria (Brom), Frederice, Nvare Rosin, Kitimma, Franktort; Redwood, Boyd, Newport; 3ist, Sarah Bernice, Callaguan, New York 47-—Arr Maryland, London for New York (and th, Pocahontas, Sears, Sau Prancisoo (and sid AED at UN¢URNISHED ) SECOND SF zarED in a respectable house and neighbor ani lis oid servant, legac "het houeekeapingy out half @ nuie from the Latar Bouse. Acdiress box 1,871 Po: D—BY A RESPECTABLE FAMILY OF TURER inall, nicely turnished House, ad'Pirty-eighth sirens ‘and Fon: nues, The house must have all the modern im- nisand the furniture of ihe ara ae This is a ood opportunity for way persons going to Europe who are 4 Por letiing their house. Adress, stating verms, loca- oitice Ss TED-BY TWO GENTLEMES, ELEGANTLY urnished Parlors, with all the appotuiments first a, ger gre as stating location, price, &¢.5! New York Post office. ED—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, FROM OCT. 3 Dakbansties, Aug 15—Arr New York, Cooper, NYork, Foocuow, July 4—In port ship Sancho Panza, Haiv, ‘for Lonuon, | ‘GiunautaR, Aug 17—Pat puck, sehr Robert Mowe, Jr (Br), Kaggs, from Valeucis for Boston, having bead winds (and iM 19th). Bid 19th, sebr Gazelle Meahod (Isr), Vassoy, | aofarnisued, locaied beiween Fourteenth Forties RY¥ors. & 4 Fourth and Sixty avenues; would buy the furnt Gtsraow, Aug 26—-Arr J P Wheeler, Gadd. NYork, tore ico: good qualigy, Address, giving particulars, House, GREENOCK, Alig 28—Sid Vitlag ‘Semple, N vork, 930 ok goed scaly: ‘Aug 28—Sid Prode, G ‘ pertniesvainiorn cnc A» dielnenibent ————_-—___ —_— Hvnvorr, Ang Z—id Laiay + 26th, axi BD THREE OR FOUR STORE |, Hull, England ; We modern improvements and partail at jocation, ‘between. Teneo and aud Seventh avenues, Address @ Kong, July Miu P vorough; Clatisas Bird, Hird, and 1c hae; Aurora, C for San Franciwe) je Macon fet or cits TRE WO. FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIG" fonses, or one large double House, ajtuavee ih and Fort second streets, ani Fourtt “ rence given, Address M. ¥. ‘ud oliee, for ove week. D-AN UNFURNISHED > ROO’ table: , belwrea Tenth aud Tiirileth streets ton, Sid Joly i6t» HAVANA, A b— ‘ impson Hart, NYork (wad i Wri); 30th, Manzan lio, Slater, Boston j Philades dist, Chilton, Pennei, NYors I, ha Was? D WIFE, wird: ve oaoupled i ¥ A COUPLE a Twent 4. Address Rally a. 20 Peqaot, res 2c, Fle! Kite i H arse, Merritt, B 9 Binnebard, York, Bor out gin, i art OR IN SOME er nung ofee Pearl street FOUR STORY Wish sop houwe (bE red), between Four Sant Twenty-ats stree:@, Pourth and Sixth ave ‘not wexceet $1,200, Cail on oF address Kennedy, 92: New Orang, Sande Lawpoxpeniy, Aug SoA pitini, North Keunonn, Aug din port ably, Mira sae. York; harks Lisu sabi, ¢ nv Boston burn, (or dott ger, Doarivor tues, Aug 2o— A iv) Mathilde, Kenney 40. v York, Ana rei teenth to Tairtiert streets Dues Address for threr ne 26—Arr bark Homer, Rowe d July 9 (oF Ainoy ) it stile Le supposed), pI ONE LARGE WELL FURNISIE eu House y,lakit stoop and it born ateaus en Fourt) PT Ah ca tant F Fourteenth st JOR LYN, BY ARAN TLY OF THREL irom dO art rows do. Ake a house with & gen reierende m grenanged. Adates THE STOCK OR BUST tre Sore, Address W. 'T. DATO PERCH aot a Buiter und t side of 13, (rocket, Deowark,: York, Bu bet; Shee wwe Wheeler, NYork; WITH THR PRIVILEGE 0} ) res, with ub Add Brower porn. ay dune 19, oy pref m0. Aripion, MeKay, N¥ork: Sept 3, A SMALL, PLEASANTLY S171 1 a johny N¥o Kent $000, Addrems Ry J. Dy Heral PART OR WHOLE OF A SMAL att roomaal nee ' hf for hi 7 MeHenry r Hanuma, J Wi J Mor erittay (wind Bld for Landau); 26) 1» (and ald 2h for Falmouth), Cash, and, 0 of “slags Bay, Juiy Arr Hu Quang (Br), Rober, NYork | ‘Address iti May 1, 1864, a modern House, either curnished ot |