The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1862, Page 5

W0 DAYS LATER PROM EDROPE. Arabia at Halifax and Edinburg at New York. OUTBREAK | $ tor Emanuel Cannot Dispose | of Garibaldi. IN ITALY IMMINENT ons of His Trial and Reports of a Pardon. TE OF HEALTH OF THE LIBERATOR. oleon Must Solve the Ro- man Question. ‘lish Opinion of Jeff. Davis’ Message. from India, China, Japan and Australia, &e., &., ee. screw steamship Edinburg, Captain McGuigan, sailed from Liverpool at two o'clock P. M. on the from Queenstown on the 4th inst., arrived at New half-past nine o’clock last night. The news by nburg has been anticipated by her own report off sce and the later advices of the Bohemian and published in the Herarp. Our European files by /nburg have been anticipated by tho New York. steamship Arabia, from Liverpool on the 6th, via j:own on the 7th inst., passed Halifax, en route ty ‘at twelve o'clock Monday night. arabia has one hundred passengers, but brings no ates per the Arabia are two days later than those | Bohomian. jsteamship Scotia, from New York, arrived at own at midnight on Thuraday, the 4th inst., and . tho Mersey at six o’clock on the evening of the Isteamship City of Washington, from New York, ‘at Liverpool on the 4th inst. ondon Times, in an editorialon the aemaed of Davis, says:— jranot deny him the credit of being as moderatein as he has shown himself bold, dee: mined and un- in adversity. imes then adds:— pad with much pleasure the measured and stat: language in which the Southern President pays a ned tribute to the gallantry and good conduct of px, deplores the deooktind war, and expresses ce of the final triumph of the desperate struggle jpotic usurpation. pointing to the horrcrs which may be expected resident Davis’ threatened retaliatory measures, ‘igencies which require an extension of the con” in, and to the dangers which the South run if they jonciliate the Indians on their frontier, the London cle concludes as follow: such a situation they are able to speck and ant deration and dignity. Im the midst of reverses P look for'vara with confidence to success. In the success Uhey can contemplate and look forward Frosalsitiey of can and ‘ailare. Such men would prthy of a better destiny (han to be dragged at ihe of a anquering democracy, and live under a it reign of terror. ondon News, in reviewing the message of Jeffer- is, says that he has attempted to present a cha- moderation and dignity, but the flerce and vin" o of the desperate prospects of the Southern It denounces the savage policy which ugurates and the atrocious measures which ho ondg to Congress, and says that the treatment di to the officers of troops, incongruously com - u not only every instinct of humanity and iment of juatice to revoit at it, but it is an out- inat civilization itself. telegram from Gibreltar throws doubt on the re- hase of the steamer Massilla in the Bay of Biscay. France. reported that at the last Council of Ministers on irs it was decided that the statu que should be ed in Rome for some time to come. reported that the Orleanisis and republicaus had coalition for the next elections, and that they H to return forty Deputies. ird divigon of the expedition to Mexico, eonsist- jree steamers, left Toulon on the 34 instant. arid (official) Gazette announces that in conse- the explanations given by General Concha to ror Napoleon all diflerences of opinion voiween nd Spain have ceased, ‘is Bourse closed firm and steady on the 6th in- 69°. 40c. for the rentes. Italy. sicians attending Garibaldi had issued a buile- ing that hie sufferings were not very acute, and ymptoms generally wore favorable, Dicial Gateite says that a ball penetrated his ankle inflammation bad set in, but that the symptoms arming. stated that a Minietcrial conference had been that after a long ditcussion it was determined robe] Garibaldians captured by the royal troops be tried by a special military tribunal, but fore poseibility of such a tribunal declaring itself ont, the question was submited to the Proourers paion Post ‘asserts that the Fmperor Napoleon mined to bring about a solution of the Roman and it believes that the French army in Rome inly be withdrawn before another year is over. por La France, in an activie signed “La Guerre rgues against tho total abandonment of itome by ud Ondeavors to demonstrate the possibility of nitely constituting herself without Rome for her was a rumor that Victor Emanuei contemplated a visit to Garibaldi tncognilo, and it was anticl- at as the marriage of Victor Emanuol’s daughter King of Portugal was to take place on the 16th hat he would take that opportunity to exervisi ative of mercy, aud pardon Garibaldi. itch from London of the 7th of September says:— 's Paris correspondent cays no doubt is enter. nies Rome ts evactiated there will be a terrible jin Taly. that Ratazai will resort to a goueral state of to the persons imprisoned on account of ‘ine at Loge. China and Japan, raph we have Suez dates of the 6th of Septem lho following later news from China and Aus, Saananas, July 18, 1862, is quiet. has been received hore from Jeddo of another aving been made to assassinate tho British at that place, Two marines were killed. The sommitted euicide. jeinpt upon the life of the Minister is supposed to ated a by the loading Danude, Indi ae datos of July 6 are received, The toss of tho i toua is confirmed. dvancing. Tea—Higher prices domanded, but active. Exchange, 48 fh—Tea active. Silk active end advancibg, Rx. 8. 44d. Froights for silk, 1203. Austratia, Meunownye, July 26, 1802, nousaud pounds, tho proceeds of a subscription | the defendwnt bad entered, and in which NEW YORK HERALD, in behalf of the azcdy Lancaabiro operatives, have beea romiited to England by this mail, New Zealand i. stilt unsettled, The Maories will aot accept Lhe terms of poace offered to them, Commercial Lntelligence, THA LONDON MONKY MARKET, To tue Londoo money market the funds wore quiet on but stead, “the demand for money waa AMERICAN S100K. vominal. Mire Railroad, 313¢; Now }: Vinited States fives, 68 a 70. ‘The market York Contra, is Tha MANCHESTER TRADE RKPORT sport the market drm and quiet, ting and lower qualities, ‘Thore ive demaud. ub VOUL BKMADSTUPPS MARKETS. The market was more quiot and steady, ‘The varions circulars report:—tlour still dowaward, bet more sieady, Wheat sieady; red Wester, Os. 3d, a 10s, 6d.; red Soutn- ern, 108, 61. a 103. 9d: white Westorn, 108, 9d. a LAs. white Southern, Ls, 7d, @ 12, Corn dull; mixed, ays. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. The market continues dull. Circuiars report as fol- lows:—Beef very dul! and downward. Pork very dull. Bacon downward und declined 1s, Lard is Grm at 428. a dis. 6d. Tallow quiet at 47s. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. The brokers’ circular reports:—Ashes sieady at 31s. 6d. 32s. for pots and pearls. Rosin active; common 29s. Spirits turpentine quoted at 120s. a 1258., with small sales, Sugar active and advanced 3¢. a 6d. Coffee steady, Kice firm, inseed buoyant. Linseed oil frm. Cod oil inactive. Jute advanced 20s. a 30s. LONDON MARKETS, -Wheat dul! and declined ‘23. a 8s. per quarter on the week. Flour inactive at 25e. a 283. for American. oo firm. Sugar Grm. Coffee steady. Rice steady. quiet. Tallow heavy. Spirits feats Menke | 7 T20s:, Rosin ndvancltg: emmon, 276, Linseed ol! Arma; quoted at 425. a 428. 3. Sperm’oil firmer. and advanced 30s. a 50s. HAVRE COTTON MARKET. ~ The sales of the week have been 33,000 bales. Orleans tres ordinaire, 160fr.; bas, 150fr. The market opened ex- cited with considerable advance, and closed quiet and easier. The stock in port is 40,000 bales. THE LATEST MARKBTS. Laverroor,, Sept. 6, 1862. ‘The sales of cotton to-day were only 2,600 bales, includ. ing 2,000 bales vo speculators and exporters. ‘the market closed firm at unchanged quotations. ‘The broadstulls market closed quiet and unchanged. Provisions dull. Lonnon, Sept. 6, 1862. Consols closed at 9314 a 935; for money. ‘The Amorican stock market is steady; no quotations, Jute active, Amusements in New York. WINTER GARDEN, Miss Bateman essayed for the first tima on Monday evening the character of Lady Macbeth, and repeated it last night to overflowing houses. The circumstance of this being her first appearance in a character calculated to test the powers of our very greatest artists in the past, asin the present, lent to the occasion unusual in- terest. Whether it be that she gathered inspiration from the consciousness of the boldness of such an effort ina ¢ragedienne as yet so young, or that the crowded house caught up and reflected back her spirit, we know not, but she cortainly bas never yet appeared to so much advan- lage as in this character. If the enthusiasm of an audi- ence is to be taken as a criterion of success, Miss Bateman. won a complete and unqualified triumph. In the first act she wus especially excellent. The celebrated speeches were given with a tlerceness of intensity that completely carried away the house, and at its close she was called out amid a tumult of applause to receive the congratula- tions of the audience. The same may be said of the other Indeed, the character of Lady Macbeth, being made up of one strong passion, which overrides and sweeps down all others, and not requiring any deli- cacy of perception, er the portrayal of auy variety of shades of saul a eminently fits it lo Miss Butemen’s in- dividuality. The piece is announced for every evening this weeks ant wertare little doubs will carry her engage- ment to a brilliant close. NIBLO’S GARDEN. The opening perfermenucea of Mr. Forrest drew together ou Monday night one of those immense audiences with which this popular actor is on such occasions always favored. His Hamlet is not one of the characters which ig best suited to his broad, vigorous style of acting; but it presents many points of originali- ty interesting to those who have seen in it Charles Young, Macready and the younger Kean. The perform. ance was listened to throughout with that breathless attention which only a master piece, or that which popular preindice recognizes as such, can command. Mrs. Gindstone’s Ophel‘a, though not a forcible, was a very judicious and carefully studied impersonation. The rest Of the charaetere were very fairly cast, and the curtain feil amid well deserved applause. Last night the favorite comedian, Mr. Hackett, made his first appearance this seson, playing his great charac. ter of Jack Falstaff in Shakspere’ 's “Henry the Fourth.’ The house was most densely crowded, and Mr. Hackett's reception was most cordial. His iinpersonation of Sit John is too well known to require any extended notice. ‘The piece is capitaily played altogether, Mr. Wheatley, Shewell and Mrs. Gladstone sustaining their respec- tive parts reply eat spirit. Tho tardiness of the scene shifter, two or three times during the performance, was the only drawback. To-night Mr. Forrest will appear in ‘Richelieu,’ one of his best impersonations. WALLACK’S OLD THEATRE. A German opera company, under the direction of Carl Anschuitz, re-opened this once fashionable houge on Monday evening. From the close manner in which it was packed on this occasion it seemed as if the present enterprise bade fair to revive its popularity. The opera was ‘Martha,’ which, though pecullariy well suited for the initial perfor- manee of a German troupe, we did aot expect, from the fate of former attempts of tho same sort, to find very represented. We wore most agreeably disappointed. the opera being given not only with a of vocal effect, but of dramatic vital ty, which are not al- ways to be for im the Italian representations of it. The soprano (Frau Rotter), thongh possesing a voiwe of limited compass, knows how to make an agreeable use of it, and is, besides, an excellent actrees. The tenor, Herr Lotti, has a light, but very sweet orgaa, and sings correctly aud with feeling. 's Graft and Wein- tich are favorabiy known to our pubic. Fraa Zimmer- man took the part of Nancy in place of Madame Berkel, who was indisposed, and did very well. The choral and orchestral effects exhibited careful discipline and liberali: of expenditure: and, altogether, the epern was as well put upon the stage as could be expected (rom the modest beginnings of the enterprise. The success. both artis'i cal aud otherwise ith which the periormance was attended will, Wo truct, encourage the management to im- port a few more 's from Gorm Thereare evidently amongst our resident German population taste and liberality enough to justify such the venture, CREMORNE GARDENS. ‘The benefit of Seuorita Cubas on Monday evening at this ostablishment was satisfaciory in every respect. Ma. dame Strakosch and Mile, Carloua Patti sang some of their choicest pieces, and, a= they deve: ved, were loudly eocored. In the semi-pantomimic piece called “The French Spy ,"’ Cubas evinced the great versatility of her talent. The performance throughout was entirely sne- oesful. ‘The entertainment covciuded with some of the characteristic Castilian dances of ws and Ximenes, which were ia themselves sufficient to repay a visit to these Gardeus. Sapreme Co: rt=General Term. Before Hon. Judges = (?. J), Clerke and Bar- bard. MOTIONS IN CRIMINA!, CASHS. Serr. 16.—Zhe People vs. avier Hoctiveiter.—The pri noner was convicted in the Oyer and Terminer of murder in the second dogree, by stabbing a man Ina quarrel ina ore, in Decembor, 1860. ihe case comes up ona r. Mr. Waterbury, ex-District Attorney for fr. Clinton for prisoner: The Deople vs. Henry Dug’y.—he prisoner was con- dof grand larceny in tne Sessiong, and the case now Mr. Antion for the people; C ‘ex-Judge Stewart for prisoner. ‘Phe case of Jobn France, convicted of keeping a disor. derly house, was algo submitted on a writ of error. De- cizions reserved. BUSINESS OF THE COURT PELAYBD BY THK OF SUPERVISORS, The District Attorney, Mr. A. Oakey Hall, applied for the postponement 0; aeveval MivAl Cases, which were not roady in consequence of the Bonrd of Supervisors baving delayed the printing of his papers. Judge Ingraham said that (hat was nol sufficient ex- euse, The cases, if not ready, must go off for the term, THE ENLARGEMENT OF THY BATTERY. The Peeple ve. Cornelius Vanderoitt.—this is an oetton to restrain the defendant from erecting # pier in the waters of the harbor of ew York the Batterw. The case was commenced It t# conteaded thatthe portion of the BOARD was eree ing pier ia question, is in the water south of pier No. th river, opposite the Battery and Batiery place, hy in 600 foot of the line Of tho Battery os it existed in nd wntside of the exterior pier tshud by the act of the Legislative, pass ‘The tile of tue poopie of the State bay aud har. bor of New York, and ff sovercign right to the use and enjoyinent thereof, for the purposes of conttac: o* vigation, (reo from all interruption aad oneroah. ment, are alleged in ibe yom, answer. Tho do‘ondant ols ei the pier fn question, undct @ ronolution of the Common, Council of the city of New York, passed May 16. 1354, and aprovert by the Mayor. ‘Tho plajotitt at ‘the decondut acquired no rights under the res f the Cowmon Council of Muy 16, 1453, which eptuitled hin to erect Lie nier in quesiion, or which constivute any defence ta Une notion, If the ‘eariution was intended to operabe ast geant, it was wiotly void, The Common Gyoneil had no powar lo make any grant or disposit'ou aol ender water, or avon to veenpy ft thoasolves, except in the manner and for the pul tpreseribod in We act of 1 thorizing (he enlargement of the Battery, the A judgment waa given upor trot of te eande against the dor ant, end @ very hjrnetion restrain ing him from building tha pior was griuted. This is @ motion on a writ of orror, For tho people, Mr. Butler; for defendant, Mr. Rapalyo. Court Catendar— Supreme Covnr a Day. NEPAL ‘irs Balunce of preferred INTERESTING FROM bi wenice aren! SISSIP PY, Atiiittonal P es of the Mighia at! Cochrau's Cress Rusts end Coldwater, siemeuts, Sept. 13—4 #, M The Muiletin hos the foliowiug ia relation to tho Goll water ofur Un Sunday Grierson, with three ‘ot anit goveaty men, caine up with the enemy bevoud Cold water, near Coobran’s (evs Roads, They wore a portion of Jackson's and Piorson’s cavalry, and a aumber of fapiry, amounting from about eight hundred to one tou sand. They were posied, and commenced the attacks but wore driven two and a hilf mifes through heavy tit ber, Im the affuir four of the enemy wore killed and seventy or eighty wounded, ‘That night Col, Grierson camped between the Croas Roads and Hernando, remained durimg Weduealay in Hernando, and the next moraing he moved im the direo: tion of Coldwater aud came on the enomy’s pickets at Coldwater bridge, behind which they lay in force. Thoy fired the bridge, but moved off, aud the bridge was: so far saved that a'tor gome repairs the Union forces crossed, the enemy rotiring as they advanced, and Grierson entered Sonatobia, whore be burned the railro.d depot and con- tents and three cars, Several scattered parties of guer- illas were also come up with and disappeared. While these events were procoeding the main body of the Unionists, under General Smisb, destroyed the rail- road bridge over the Coldwater, eight mites beyond Her- nando, and tore up a portion of the track, by which ‘means the railroad connection of the enomy with Hor- mande is destroyed. The Rebel Congress in Favor of Invad- ing the North. Haraieaunra, Sept, 15, 1862. An informal debate took place on Friday last in the rebel Congress on the invasion of the North, arising from & resolution reported from the Committee on Military Afinirs, commuuicating despatches from General Lee relative to late victories claimed by the rebels, and re- turning the thanks of Congross and the country to him and his officers and mon, and favoring his attempt to rolleve oppressed Maryland and advance our (revel) standard inio the territory of the enemy. Mc. Lyons, of Virginia, moved to strike out the latter portion of tho resolution. Mr. Mills, of South Carvlina, made an earnest speech in favor of onward movements. Mr. Lyons asked whether the geutieman believed we could safely go into the heart of the North. Mr. Milis anewored promptly, “Yes.” Give Jackson one halfof our present army, and although there were 600,000 men ix the field, he would drive them ail before him, After w lengthy debate Mr, Lyons’ motion was re- jected—Yeas 29, nays 62, Mr. Smith, of Alabama, and others entered a protest aguinst tbe resolution ia its present form. The resolution was Gnally passod—Yeas 56, nays 18. Adjourned, M’CLELLAN’S VICTORIES IN MARYLAND. Full details of the Rebel Advaneo in Maryland, and of the Great Battle at South Mountain, resulting in the Com- plete Rout of the Rebels by the Union Army of General McClellan, with the latest despatches of the movements and position of the Comfederates, will be publishod in the Fawy Herat, ready this (Wednesday) morning. It will also give Cult particulars of the late Fight at Wash. lngton, N. C., ia which the rebels were defeated; Import- ant intelligence from the Department of General Buoll; The latest news of the moyements of the Revels in Ken- tucky and Tennessee; Interesting Letter from our Special Correspondent at Now Orleans; An account of the Return of Mr. C. F. Hall, the American Fxplorer, and of his very interesting Discoveries in the Arctic Region; The Latest News from Surope; Official account of the Defeat and Capture of Garibaldi; Report of the Coroner's investiza- tion im the case of the Soldier brutally murdered on the Paterson Plank road, and all news of the past week of an important or interesting character. Terms:—Two Dollars a year, Single copies, in wrap- pers, six cents. Official Drawings of Marr Kentucky and Mi State Lotteries Kenrvcgy. Bxrra Cass £39—September 16, 1862 33, 2, 19, 4, 74, 10, 28, 60, 5, 6, oe ng 51. Ki Exrockr. 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Adam Visindi 11, om Monday, Septomesr oa Muwvitse to Mary by of Brooklyn ied. BRvANr.—At Wasiiugion, D.C., on Friday, 12, of wounds received tn the battie of Mult 80, while nobly defending his country’s flag, Jawen A. . | Brean, of Company €, Fifth rogunont Duryeo's Zounves, Awl an exempt member ef Vatley Forge Company No. 45; ‘Troy papers please copy Bockxr.--On nestay, September 19, at Tuakhar. "| nook, Pa. Joun H. Rocens, ta the a9tb your of his ago Septern ver » August WEDN RENO TR TF ERAN ORT TS KSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1862, ap —On Mon, 4 ba ara, sna of 15, Jaxes Beeo, Si phe rs Mavs he fatty are re fayit Mito this OW, | at two’ gicth os Lis roanains wile be at ager 1 yo reiatives and iriordpf the laity are invited to unerat, on Uherday aiteraoom, at iwo o'clock 8 Bridge street . Brvokiyn. Nax.--On (eiday, Soptomber 12, ALeXxANOwK Bue nativo Of Seotiaud and fate of Florence Mall, Jamas sayow aud Ste:ling papers please copy i —Drowned at Boivort, L. 1, Jouy Trowas Bett, Amolia V. A. aad Captain Thomas Bett, aged 32 ‘the relatives and friends of the family ave invited to atiend the frnera!, from the resideuco of his parents, Belt- port, L. L., this (Wednesday) afternoon, without further notice. Covent,—At Maspeth, L. (.,0n Monday, September 15, Jane, wife of Undernill Covert, i iu the 64th year of ber age. "Tine relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral, (rom her late residence, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Casny.—On Tuesday, Soptember 16, Maky Casey, tho beloved wife of Hugh Casey, aged 38 ees, 8s & native of the parish of Clontibret, cow ty Monaghan, I ‘The friends and acquaintances of the eee thoss of her brothers, Michael and Patrick Kease, are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from Ler lato resi. dence, 325 Delancey atreet, this (Wednesday) aftornoon, at two o clock, without further invitation. Crvcom.—On Monday evening, September 15, suddenly, Frank, sow of George A. and Sarah Crygier, aged 3 years, 3 months and 16 days. ‘The friends and re'atives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis mother, 604 Second avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoou, at three o Yolock, withont further invitation. Dokan.—On Tuesday, September 16, CaTnaring Doran, daughter of Thos. and Margaret Doran, aged 12 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the ‘residence of her parents, No. 70 Varick street, this ees ') after. noon, at two e’clock, The remains will be taken to Cal- vary Cemetery. Firi80N —On Tuesday, September 16, Manaarar, relict of Coaries Ellivon, aged 76 years. ‘The funeval will take piace from No. 483 Third avenuay this (Wednesday) morning, at teu o'clock, The remaius will be taken to Bridgoport, Conn., for interment. Gau.acuer.—On Sunday, September 14, Patrick H. Gat. LaGunit, late Sergeant-at-Arms to the Board of Aldermen, aged 38 years and 3 mouths. None knew him but to tove him; None namevi him but to prai ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 2 Congress strect, this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o'clock. The remains wilt be takan tot, Joseph’s charch, olenn High Siass will be oo'ebrated for the repose soul, ‘ibe remains will be taken from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The friends aud rela- tives are respectfally invited to attend, et.—Ou Monday morning, September 15, after a short and severe illoss, ELiza Jane Git nerr,accond daugh- ter of the Inte Miram G. and Eliza Smith, aged 16 years ‘The reiatives and friends are respectfully invéted to atiend the fuceral, {rom her late residence, Bedford ave- nue, cornor of Ross street, Wiiliamaburg, on Friday af- tornoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Haxvev.—On Tuesday, Soptember 16, of diptheria, Sanaa, the youngest hi child of Jobu and Fanny Harvey, aged 4 years and { mont ‘The relatives aud triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of ber parents, No. 36 West Thirteenth street, on ‘Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock. The remains will be takeu to Now Rochelle for interment. Junce.—Oa Monday, September 15, at his late rosi- dence, 523 Second avenue, after a short and painfal ill- ness, Jr on of James Judge, in the 24th year of nis aj The reunbive cs sand friends of the ‘amily and of his father- James Coogan, also of ee W.P. Judge, of ly invited to attend the funeral, St. Stephen's ch, Kast Twenty-oighth street, ar ‘ihird avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ove o'clock. The remains will ba taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Jacksoy.—On Monday, September 15, of consumption, James R. Jacnsox, in the 30th year of his age. The friends of’ the fumily, sige (ave muese heruiot Cove> nani Lodge No. 35, 1.0. of U. F.,are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother- in jaw, Win, Ballerd, 195 Bleecker street, on this (Weduesday) afternoon, atone o’clock, without further invitation. “His remains wiil be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. MeCau®.—On Monday, September 15, the beloved daughter of John and Mary Mctrien, aged 9 months. The friends of the family are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 200 Fast Eleventh street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Mctovato.—Of typhus fever, on Tacsday, September 16, at St. Vincent's Hospital, 105 Eloventh street, ANN McDoxarn, Her sister and othor friends are requested to attend the fanecal, from the Hospital, this (Wednesday) aiternoon, at two v'olock. Mowroompry.—On Tuesday, September 16, Wi.tiaw Movyicomgry, son of John and Sarah Montgomery, aged 10 years and 10 days. ‘Tho relatives and frienda of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of bis y afternoon, at O'eeere.—On Tuesday, September 16, FRancis Owxw O’Kexre, infant gov of William and Mary Jane O'Keefe, aged 8 months. Tho friends of the faily are reapectfully invited to at- teud the funeral, from the resideuce of bis parents, No. 61 Vestry street, this (Weduesday) afternoon, at two ore! Por Lagp.—On Sunday, September 14, iu the 684 year of betes. » Mary Gippince Poutakp, widow of Isaac Pollard, of Bosto’ Her friends and those of ber daughter, Mrs. 8. P. Adems , and of ber sops, Frederic W. Voliard and F. Pol- lira Worth, are invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- at nine o'clock, from her late residence, No. to the (burch of the Nativity, Secoud aveune, where a solemn Migh Macs of Requiem will be offered for her at ten o’clook, from thence to Calvary Cemetery, where the remains will be interred. Kiradon.—On Monday, September 15, Matvew, the be. loved son of Mathew and Maria Kierdon, aged 1 year and 11 monthe. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. v3 Ook stroet, this (Wednesday) afternoon. at two o'clock STRAY ER, Iu Brooklyn, on Monday, September 18, Franxity H. Streven, aged 29 years ‘The relatives end friends of the family, also the moem- bers of Aler\ Lose Company No. 3, are respeotfaliy in- vited toattead (ie funeral, on Thursday alternoon, at three o'clock, fron his late residence, 343 Navy street, withont ‘urther notice, SHIPPING NEWS. atuanse 208 Baw voeE— Port of New York, September 16, 186%. CLFAR Ship Vision, Bearse, Acaptloo—Merchant & Brech, Ship Moloct.a, Norton, Liverpoo!~ Trask & Dearborn. Bare Travelice (ir), Randi, Rio Janchomd L Phipps & ais & Rival (Br), Biepion,s Fa'mouth, B—Funeh, Meincke w Bord & Hincken, & “A De- of (Be), Fleteher, Brix Ind brie Beale Br. *Gobr Fleetwood, Cathen Huey (Bri. Huet, H (Br). Gomme Para—J Bishop & Co, ifax—J Hunter & Co. Picion—B F Small & be 48 Brown. ‘J Revans & Co, f By ellen Perk ing, Bide tutge Master, Scur W T Conquest, Ft event Duahar, Steamship Edinburg (Br), Met aad Quoensiown tun 9 PM. With sengers, 10 Jn0 spoxe bark H ‘igan, Liverpool, Sept % Weil 2a) atone name 1 Or Crosby Taig th, Int 19 14, ton 55 29, saw Bi hi Int ti 65, ton 82 40, shone aaip Aspinwall, Seni 6, with a arin Champion, 7 ayy son, ee B Allen, OW Carryslort Roe:, paseet mer America, bo 3. Steamship Mlantagenct (Br), Beard, Kingston, Ja, Sept 6, and Port aa Prince 8ta, wila legwood and coffee, to Wal den & Kooth, ), King Good Hoy , (00 71.53, passed clipper ship P beiiie sain Briggs, Liverpool, Aug 4, with mde, to A Kingsland & ttn, atin notte cnt merty winds and rainy weal {2 i MoKemg Preble, 41 88, 1 1 OD AN, Rpoke , wurst, Afr Reed (of Bath) Virb tna, a Loy ton, 25 day 8 6," spoke hu iw e Banks; uthampton, 23 days, Grant, Cardiff, 42 ‘ (Br, of New Ross), 's So. days, with coal lo A Bel ark Front Levitt (Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Horton, Brie tol, B25 days with favroad (ron, lo ineatar, Had ‘strong weaned tags Of Ue 1 Vat Ns ba € i balast, “o Notgait & Duwoats thin fa, in t 43 G0, lon 64 26, , aged lwo | at IRE RT iat SRY “Cease inei er SO ' apoike bark Mima sicow Sled Aug 10, ahipa Mite for Baw You, Mir ita, B dévoa (Be, of Y “ Ohorryfield, from Cow sar, cB, | bell. D OA, spats ¥, th NB), Verey, Hay tallest, to aasior. yhaling bark Av oy Hedlord Md isto, aad anapt Lima aks Amb in U2 lay 5 * Has ‘ em with avy Tadsiallo, Catoradaare, duly 26, with | Trinidhd de Cubs, 2 ip Claussoss balland, &lyerpuci, Hat hoayye wow winda , lan OS, naw Br bebe ng? shifted: ver bidea, bound 1, aor Main, Corah 1 OWARD "D, Pernbard (Pens toF ach, Beuncke & V Dmg 3a) ridin Cardit, 65 days, with coal, tH OWEEN DO) vot 3 OMe methods. SINGLE mu. Broha, ade good than ata © (Grecian), Rulltarackte, Carat, 56 ‘A days, will ¢ der ing detaila of ¢ Brig lanceh (or. Shelburne, NS), Allen, Diagaw, CB, aly to those who have 6ee8 Ways, sith coal. to Smith. Jones & Us. fs vicmhill for Weymoutie, Mase. eur », Dyspag rin (Be, of Falmouth, KE), Tuckett, Tercelca, Azo sche eva Bi inb st, loonder, Schr Oeran Bird (br), 1 i i! pbs Onan Bird (ir), Loctbart, Windsor, NB, witty plas r Pawnee, St Joon, Fortean Monroe, 4 days, Schr Samson, Dunning, Philadeipbin Sebr Lender, Howard, Sable Banks, 6 dave Sol Superict Sol Superide, tto Vigatayen, 4 Behr y S Mazard, Jewell, Now Huseo. oa Scranton, if, me Sarde tase nace aie Sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Steamer T V Arrowant Monroe, 18 houra, in ballust, ar Woes on Dp 66 Bast Sevenine: New York “) BOX OF PAPER ANO & YYELOPES (GUNGLE ENE A Ual ready marked), only U0, a! GIMBREDE'B, oa Broadway. RTICLES FOR UNION SOLi gent by ihe HAL ad daily and char; ARTLEMT'S MACIINE NEKOL. V FACTORY, ¢m ‘and 423 Broadway, New York, Bur, Wed Hand Neer IN CAMP 01 Exproms Co., 7 ‘ouly ball rates, ry poet. Moms: Fortrese Steamer Behriver, Adama, Baltimor Bteamer Artisan. MoUabe + Balttinore. dies (10 for Be.) seat by mail or express e Worry where. n johnson, —, pain, itoamer Oy net, Jones, Philadelouis. Beene RESUMED TO CINCINNATAAND LOUTH Steamer Vuloan, Morrison. Philasetpias, VILLE. + cea Onpray, Keuny, ¥ noe, Forward mrp DAs BxY RRSS Of COMPANT soagors Peep forntal from Havana, has eome to upper quaran- o) tine. ‘Oates Bt La f merchandise, bavik notes, pie Fate fn low other tgaponaibe exp 788 line, or partite, te iat gar etPREss S00 em Gaserurs FREDERICK TH THE oeeat. MoaREGOW '8 LOGIC. HARPER aT ROTA RES \ FRANKLIN 3! PUBLL tt ia DAY, MoCREGOR'S SYSTEM OF LOGIC. A. System of Biug A Discussion of the various Meaus of acy and retaining Knowle Gregor, A This eating ix th within moderate timit: everyihing of proporiy belongs to Logle, free from tisrepresentauion, Much thit occurs snine subject hax been rocoto, rons, while the author has end clencie: ‘ema BELOW. ILED, -Btoamors Guide, Beautort, NO; Georges Creek, Washing. "Wind at sunset BE. eR OF AMURICAT AND FoRmIGn Sarerinc—Supplement for Sept 15, containing additions and corrections to the above work, is mow out, This No, bas a list of 135 vessels, partof which are new names, and the batance are resurveys, Messrs, Taylor, Hartshorne & King, proprietors, 35 Wall street, Bank Zexas Co Inte Riddie, from Aspinwall for New York, pui into Montego Bay, Ja, 20th ult, with captain and crew 'sick with fever, Capt’ Riddle died on «he 23d buried on shore, vest are getting better, hospital under medical care, Soe Der undare at the About 125 tons of coal have been saved from the wreck brig Celt; on Hen & Chickens, and landed at, Wei ratpart Point and vicinity. Some 20 boat el much of the Cont waa fished up trot the bottom wit ‘The veavel is P, att of an aviempt to. com ‘meral interest see ixily, obscielty oF F works ow th irrelevant or pply numerous ar and agcurate view of al thovgnt, divested of ex and utislead the studenh, nil to evhibit wed; nets, evidently worthless, being so badly knocked ia as to allew the coal to escape through her bottom. CARLY LE'S | TREDERICK, HE GRRAT, Vol. 3. Histor Whalemen. ty of Wriedvich (1., called Frederick the Great,” By Thom Arr at New Bedford 15th inst. ship James Maury, Wing, Carigte. Vol TLL, with portrait aud mips. L2m0,” clot, South Pacific ocean, Bay of Isiands June (45 bbls iaken on the passage home) 2,200 do wh oil and 5,000 Ibs bone. Sent home and sold 125 bbls 8 bone. be arts spoke on New Zealand April 15, bark triton, nl, NB, nothing since leayi of Tstands; had been . with 750 bbls ep, coming to be Car. not Frederick wilh iiterary pauntd Lempia at ap rederiex the Gre ary 8 sve but Tost ‘any May Id ships dire Bers || Elpading, extant tw ou c pave eae reer herman, do, 170 xp since leaving to; Herald, Little, do, a nothing aonthad |e rictagoene. wealeen in irons (ae hilly Mr, Oarlyie in shout (he only Uring writer whose opiniong are ot valtie, even when tt is impossible to agree with them, than he of paradoxes hint at vo important t autocratic dogmatl+m sets up man as heroes, or de vowncanors of pol-belting todmtainy’ ve they ean not be cont le whiol Rial faim i. A sxunetines bi oe the. bere. ney tee priacuplcs command th Seecven MUL the thoroughness oF ttle execullon ad the fire w which ali hix writings are instinct, never fall to make a work.—London Review. her Portuguese in a qua id probably. land Alabama Colin, N f earia At Upola; Alabama ¢ tT Tate ap ‘whale sitios aving the Day ap ‘about Muy 10, Wollaston, “conih, Ni, sld_ for hone, baving taken ‘Hob bt since leaving ‘do; about May 1, Sea Gull. Nichols, do, 100 nbow, ‘Nichola, do, nothing’ do; prise leaving port, ir Gay Head, Lawrence, do, nothing by Winstoy 10,90 sp do do; no Wie, Hudson, ni do do—ha'l seen whales $ tiZes). Also spoke May 2 ship Japan, Grant do, 30 ap leaving Bay of Arrai New Condon 13th, park George Henry, Buddington, nberiand Straits, with WO bbls while oll whi. 10,000 1b wadox, bul few meas Boas, HARPER gilt from Darimouth 18th inst, bark Cape Horn Pigeon, THACKRRAY'S geht eee or ree, ‘A letter from Gapt of ship Dead Way through the her at wea May), IBHE, no lat, Ae, with 60) bbls ape. eee Bouec iat, & Lat me Spoken, &e. Vinicius cimriata, of ook Richard Mitchell, trom NYork for Buenos Ayres, | the 408," Ov, tat $8 38, lon 71 &c. With Illustrations. ' 8vo., Cloth, 91 50, a Ship o Waliers (rom N York for Liverpool, Sept 1, lat 4266, | oo cer's FIRST BOOK IN a eae re Ship Tucearora, from Philadelphia f erpool ; For th Schools and Families. lat 1130, ton Ba lelphia for Liver 1, Bept 6, eee iettiecne Ak iy ols an fam Frefestor of io Th and Praotice of Medicine tn Child’s Book of Nature,’) ‘we tins is trated by Engravings, Sqiuate 4 ‘io, Sloth, aed ABEL DRAKE'S WIFE. A Novel. By Joun Sacwonns, ‘vo, Paper, 25 cente. whos Rig West Indies Theva e. Richmond.” “ Vimo, Clo pe HAND-BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS ys l~ FE AND THE BAST: Reinga Guids through Fra Belgium, Holland. Germany, Atutria, Italy, hoe a, De marx, Sweden, Spain, a0 and Great Beata an rmiaad z ‘count aa meres Hate tt acaela 2 days from Cardiff for Boston, Sept 8, Int sabttk St Marys, from NYork for New Orleans, Sept ‘10, tat ube Wi Falta, n, Allen, from Boston for St Thomas, Sept 4, cordm: Brows, from Geuon fi v Wt 38Ne lon UW, SE RSeKnnG ARE Foreign Por Bassxix, July 9—In port hips Hong Kong, to fivish Idx » sailabout 12th; Jack pets! Emery , for do, ane be intera crew had deserted, nd more mew would have tu be obtained at Rangoon. t Dark Be Willuakan 8 port bark Betee: jams, Cofin, chartered to lond at Remedios for Boston, a Kuxostos Ja. Ang 27— Aus sebr Eity Ann. Frank, Balti more; 28th, brig Montrose, Mille opt 2, sehr St @ or i nniston, NYcvk: Sih, brig IF Cotthirst, Emery, cn; Orns y ANTHONY TROLLore, Author the Spanivh Main, 8," Fratmley Parson: ree Clerks,” “Orley ig0, Buckminster, for W. Prarnnogy 'Fxcuipa! Routes of ‘Travel in the, wo iz Grace Worthington, 8 0, echt M Cloth, $2 75; Leather, $3: Half Calf, $8 60; Roan erin ay ’ a i he Rize fan, Bal fetch | Tacks (or ie Traveller's Pocket), $3 60. more: British Quee do; 284. Lulsita, Underhill o id NYO bark CAPTAIN BURTON'S OLE OF OF THE SAINTS. ‘The tt chr Dazzle, tt ath ae Celia, Deity, MYerk: | CATTA e Rocky Moubtalns to Califo, f, BORTON, Fellow and i rool, Sept 2—are Adelaide, Ci h nih a Jura a tian By Gapinin MoKanD. (8), Q Medalist of the Royal Geographical Societies of France Ot do ay Nonpareil, Suillavar, (rom N Yor! 1. M. Conant wt ‘oat, Atsica; Author of “ Sld Ang 31 (not 2let, ae migprinted), Celestial Empire, Lake Regions of Central A: ‘With Maps and numer~ Piorce, N¥ork; Clare jorse, Merritt Boston: 82 Sept 2, Ma Magel. ous Tilustrations. 8vo, Mi ‘aipal wangen (1 Hoadicy, Rich; Cal THE LAST OF THR MORTIMERS, A Story in Tre an Piostarun Weekes More chi Calton, fram, Yolcos. By the Author of “Margaret, Maitland,’” 01 Ps jonse on joor, * NTEGO Pay. Ja, Aug vig b,tark Sones Colle, <= ot Norlaw,' he. Fe from Aspinwall for NYork (se Ri NETRO, daly 26—, brig Clarence, Fr ee oh, ae mune CONSIDERATIONS, ON REPRESENTATIVE GOvEREE : ony Src ; igen. Eng wip. Dose 08 ntson, Hathaway, Mon. io hao, Cloth, $1 Sid Aug 2, -—— an cae fern 5. Callaas ba meer uacee: avardy Ena thet HARPER & BROTHERS will send either of, ihe aborg not the Haz ad before. reporied). Baliavand | Works Wy Mail, postage, prepa 7 dtagon im h ‘ie oth, saat Gamvlie, Sandy Hook for orders; | United Stace ander I Pratien) om reaeips of itimere. HARPER'S CATALOGUE may ‘may be obtained Ea to the Eublishos | personally, osing six cenis in Poutage Stainpa, RAKE'S 8 PLANTATION BIT! BITTRRS. They purify, hen and | ‘They create a het iy Appetit ‘They are #n antidote to cha They overcome effects of dissipation ang late hours, ‘They strengthen tho system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermitient fevers. or by tetas ob evry nh Part ding: 3 Apiga Merariand: Fanale enteate, ‘Lephyr ‘pany, ‘and € Virginia, ai f Fane Vii, 8 bree amp |, Water ort; 3d. rn eita, Bro Mun on, and Ann E G@raut, Bwain. wtg; brigs seo, ‘or NYork; Clavene», Phinney, ‘eh Bs Hannah, Grant; Josephine, W are ine. Swatow, June 23-—Arr Lucky Star, Shields ae Aug 13—Arr Virginia & Escellin ‘Per Straw Arr from NYor They purity the breath an-lacidtty of the vapepsia and Coustipution, and Cholera Morbus, Headache, They cure They cite Diarrhven, Chol They cure Liver Gonip) Thes ara the best Bitter nit are exharisted JP ARABIA, Pde Sept tand Nervous beth, at Helvort: tile Plato, at Ya zie Hogan, and Stephen Crowe 1. at Caution, Pi Trovatore, in Kinwr Concord, and Lydia, at Brist ‘Texian Star, a 4 Lond, nm, at Deal; Eichany tare t put regard to age or time of day. mended to delica’e per-ona requiring L ee eae crear. Gurenaewaren: Ree i Mimulane, "Sold Uy all er.cers, drugginta, hotels a6 a! Liverpoo'; Cora Linn, Ayreshive, t ur bite, and Lue - i wy res we Nichols, at Greenock; Eugonia, at Queenstown; Advance,e | PH. DRAKE & GO.,212 Browiway, Nv. Du’ Arr from Boston A ay? Cambridge, at Malaga, Arr from Philadelphia Sept’. Zered, at Londonderey. bn via Naseas Sept 5, eamanip Maross, 8-T. DRAKE'S PLAN Exhausted nature's great and acive tonte, aud herbs, Alfonso, fl 2 Weel f ‘ othe system. It is & certain euro tor an ire ie ve Mania, {r00n bs Dyspepsia, Consiipaion, Diarrhea, Liver Complaint amd * Nervons Headache. eo prevents mfagmatle ston disease fei of diet, water Tt can be naed at all times or young, acd is: particularly recommended to weal 4 dalicate persons. “Sold by all Grocers, drugs! and aloo, DRAKE & CO., 202 Broadwa PLANTATION PITTERS 4, strengthens aad purtfea the system ' Tt is composed ; ) bark, root a ‘yt Browdway, Ne s—r. “ita — DRAKE PLANTATION BITTERS rated brand appears to be in every as veil as on avery one's tab vaplendid articlé, Andean be relied kyon to wirenig’hen and inv qoree exhauee ed nature. WAretXes, AND [PIN8—§1, 32, $3 AND $6 A vi} ALLENS 416 Hrowdway) one to chan gow: Emerald, Arr from Poiladetphi Arr from San i cieamer Norinan, Boer, Philadel, ship Onon, L bbe pani, hark Amon. (Swed: sh): t, Gott aig relcshaphinds ship RR Forhee, from Signal WW, lal Toth oben; br Fanny Fen Monte Cristo, 1th=-Are ( Mary Broughton, sv entiegas; sours Contral ‘Amer Cubs a wautMonn, Se re 3a iy SBR ag wy Ca : Kt ‘Noatont George vies 4 ship Energie (Bremen), on Cools New Orleans os re Kean, NYo IN TAGUIAs BANGOR, Sop Are woh A WY B Willard, Conley, New J _ ‘ Sid stp Sabi ), Woo he mak na wraat: also, st 10 Reatt enath, Nh Reet erally pit atveet, Brooklyn, aad ai 3) Mroadway See ae BEVERLY, Sept 1—8! sohra Henry Perkins, Goodridge, AnD aab LAGS, BANNERS A to order, Ocaay HOGER & GRAHAM Philadelphia; Hannal D, Nickerson, G W Baldwin, Long, an! Deliverance, Martin, NYork. iT it 12—Arr sebrs Fair Dealer, Cox, and Lau- ladetphia, Rio sehr F Smith, Snow, NYork. (1b—Cld sciea Mara 1 A K, SEPT. 15.1962, — DR. SCURNCE. ne fia —This is. to eect AND SE AWERD TONIC ougested liver of long dally by 07 ree Tribe f my er, © ak Soild, Harti ret; |, Stamfor Wheeidr, oor Phchee Salem sloop Co, ¥, havi S— Arr Cornelia, Macks, B abetipor. Sid ‘echt Charles L Halse, MeGar, Elizabeth. a EW BEDFORD, Sept 16— Are sche J W Moke, Christi, m for NYork, Cld 16th, reach bark France, ol London; Gen Tay! vl wile @ che was visited alu fowt ots Bhe bas takeu aboot four bot vw ean beast of @ Lthtok thie bit tron good ly “Anner Mayag rol \gr, Phuadelppie: & achra Lite Boat, es Wealre, tte, Ph Owe of Ute 1 Sept eve tear sehra Rmblom, Kelley, N¥ore | ing these aes will brneit the st ne i Las ay 1, do for New Bodtor Werty bo do 99, Sarah McDonald, Pie wollen, do 4 NB, (oad xa! ‘Mount Hope, Sillivais, Taumton, Cor ry abtoson, Haran, for Philadel. (teh id, St George for do. ic, Bulger, i eh "thorndike Portland fordo: De: Seventh avenue, corner of Tersn'y p™ ASUED THIS DAY, Ocean Wave (1B: sailed AM loth) NY, ‘SrA vontetc oB AMAGLL ' O8, THE wrth Ss or rly for do; Liwarune, Saco for doy — noop tawtameo, Ray, Nantieket (or do. Sid" achre Cathe A Tale of New forgay in tle Olen Tuma fine Wiloor, NePadden, Bila BY. COUSIN, MAY. CARLETON Nisin, thompson. fa Kouan S00) Jaiuaron Eleven il usiratto We r NYork for Satem Price fifty evn’ Keren Hippie Mailed postpaid on reveigt of | shy Ft Vantovort Baker, wie gid WRADY, Pybiletyne Halumore Std dail, Avery, Pork Ate strove, New Voake Royal Weie* Rov aL 30, Sept $--Arr bark Alamo, Godfrey, AL JRT BRACELETS, BLRGANT sf | N York (and att 0 0 Fetarn): sehr Jatin A falloee, | Bau REP EXLUBN, 119, Broatway, one doow {Sin ; Avby B, Kelly, Vrovidence; 4th, bark below Cas Boston and at 7th for “tornan! — gohes COE ta VK YOUR SILKS, RIBS GkOV “RGR yan & Un. seBene!no «pain ae ApOUe Htistgndy, and choans ARS, © Bibvoga wy ote ony ‘ tal On ner battle aE MAN Cily degaints Ke Bout ty tt obs nists wad De gab * TOO LATER BOK CMASSABICA LION nidoer, Lawl St Ags ' ¥ jn, Paititotpy’ cer ia “8 ARTMENT OF THE ME HtOrObE ber sNourt, MGopl Mid sche Jobn Stroup, Kab yp imag ene ty dt Play A ag tan, Pht Ro, asa Gilt day OF Beplemver, Lait, Lie Colowe Nickele, Raman (or Old eehe @ ay ea 3: ey ENGR, Sop LisAee sloop Jock wy be ieee: {iat NYova. Shi gots eriing, Hays, Perth Auboy Of the Morton Mo Rou FRANCIsOO, Avg Ie Agp bark: Hiner Gevve, Hamburg; Ath, shy | ath, ‘Mornin Si, Po Rtork Ti io saysi aK meena is Sit fa via Val fy Bordowux, NEW YORK, me tat unden is Darniso: Bigh, wip NEW YORK, \ 44