The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1862, Page 2

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Ma A. Consne—Drems.—On Wednesday, September a oe ‘Urban C. Brewer, pastor, Mr. Rooxmr Camsrun Imam Dykes, both of Ubis city. Glasgow (Sootland) papers please copy. Doourna—Basimx.—At Farmer, Gennesee county, New York, on W ~—s September 17, by the Rey. B the Kev. pRORD Doourtus, pastor elect of the Protestant wath raed 1) charch of Flatlands, Now York, to Miss Mauy Asa, only daughter of the Olliciating clergyman of the former place. Parsons—VanCorr.—At Brooklyn, F. D., on Wednesday, September 17, by the Rev. 8. Peiers, PRANK Parsons, of New York, to Lizwx A. , daughier of the late Jobn VauCott, Ksq., of Jamaica, Long Island. Prace—WirRheap.—On Sy 16th instant, at Fliza beth, New Jersuy, by Baraurt PLack, of New ‘York to. Mian Maky' Pimece, only daughter of Wiiham M. Whitehead, M. D., of Blizaveth. ‘TucKER—Trundpei1.—Ou Monday, December 30, 1861, the Rov. Mr. Cargill, Mr. Lewis A. Tocxer, of jow London, Connecticut, to Miss Ema TRURSDELL, of ‘this city. ‘Vaw Dyk—StRrKER.—In Lambertville, N. J., on Wednes- day, Soptember 3, at the residence of the brises? father by the Rev. P. 0, Studdetord, FRaxcisco C, Vay Dyk, “ot Paterson, J., to Miss Lipa C., Stryker, Esq., of the furmer place. daughter of James D. Died. AOKER:ON.—On Friday moruing, September 19, Jony AcKKRAON, Youngest son of John and Susan Ackerson, aged ‘5 months abd 2 days The relatives aud friends of the family are invites to attend the fuveral,on sunday morning, at nine o'clock, from No, 343 West Twelfth street, without further notice, ALOHORN.—At Greenp int, on Thursday, September 18, after a long and severe illness, Jouannatl, wile of Thomas Alchorn, aged 61 years and 6 mouths. ‘The friends of ihe family and those of her gon, George HL. Alchorn, are resjectfully ins ited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afierneon, at two o'ciock, from her late resi dence, in Eckiord street, near the plank road, Green. point,'L. I. Brown.—At Alexandria, Va., on Sunday, September 14, Davin H. Buows, of Company H, Eiith regiment New Jer: fey Volunteers, eldest son of Alexander brown, of Wuod- ville, N. J Tho relatives and friends are invited to attend he fune ra] services, at the residence of his father, ou f ternoon, at’ three 0 cick, with u remains will be taken day morning for wivern ance at the Jersey « ity Lorry at Wen o'clac! Comrrox.—On Thursday, September 18, Wituam Day- TON COMPTON, agen 31 years. The friends aud relatives of the famil bers of the Warren Assuc at pers oi the A. P. A. iy generai, are respectfully mvited to atvend the funeral servicus, at lis late residence, 97 Sullivan street, on Sunday morning, at eight o'e His remains will be taken to Newark, N,J., for interment. —On Thursday, Seplomber 18, Wiuam H, wed son Of Josiah and Elizabeth Coukiiu, aged us and 1 day ‘Vhe trieuds of the family are respectfully invited to atieud the funeral, this (Saturday) afteruoon, at two No. 195 Waverley piace. ber 19, Euizausru, only ne Craft, aged 14 months the mem Ckarr—On Friday, Septe daughter of Jubn W. and Cathar and 6 days. ‘The reiatives and friends of the ‘amily and those of ber uncles, Patrick and kdward U’ounell, are respectiully invited ta attoud the (uueral, from the residence of her parents, No. 16 Kose street, on Sunday alteruoou, at two o’oiock Davis.—On Friday, September 19, Epwarp M. Davis, infant son of John aud Anne Davis, aged 1 year and 10 mouths. the (uneral will take place from his late residence, No. 15 avenue C, on Sunday afternoou, at baif-puse two o'clock. Duian.—On Friday, September 19. SuRvLE Avaus- tive, gon of Surville J.’aud Annie Delan, aged 4 months and 12 days. Tue relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the iuneralfrom the residence of his parenis, 222 Broume street, on sunday afternoon, at one o’ciock. Fruows.—On Friday, Seprember 19, Kowarp. H., son — iam C, and Sarah A. Feiluws, aged 7 mouths abd 27 ys. the friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, frow the residence of his parents, 21 Futh street, this (Saturday) afleruoun, at two o'clock. Ferzrarnick.—On Thursday, September 18, after a long aud linge: ing illness, Joan Frrerariuck, in the 26th year of his age. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 attuud the funera!, from his Lite resideuce, this {Satarduy ) morning, at ten o'clock. Guauaw.—Suddeniy, at Astoria, on Wednesday, Septem- ber 17, Huizamera S., wife ol Euward Chaoncey’ Graham ant daughter of the late Abert s. lawcon, of New Haven. The relatives aud fricuds of the amily are invited to ‘atiend ber iuneral, at the Rey. Dr. Poits’ church, in Uni- versity place, ut Suuday afternoon, at two ‘o'clock, witho ut further notice. Hasserr.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, September 17, Jasons HasserT, of Jersey City, aged 33 ‘tho frieuds avd acquaintances of the family aro re- specifully invited to attend the iuneral, this (saturday) noon, ut twelve o’clork, from the corner of Grove and Hoboken streets, Jersey City. Hawes.—At Fort lee, N.J.,on Ti day, September 18, Euizanrru Hawns, wife of George Hawes, in the 47th of her ace. ‘The relatives and friends of the farfily are respectfully invited to attend the tuucral, on Sunday, between the hours of twelve and three o'clock, fiom ‘her late resi- dence. She leaves a large family to mourn her loss. Lawsoy.—On Friday, September 19, 0: consumption, Captain Jawzs M. Lawson, aged 43 years. relatives aud friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) evening, at half-past seven o'clock, at 143 Hammond street. ‘Leary.—On Wednesday, September 17, after a short filneas, Joun Leaky, @ ative of East Barryoe, county Cork, Ireland, aged 29 years, 1 mouth avd 1 day. ‘The relatives snd frienvs of the family, aiso De brother comrades (especially those of the Third precinct), ate most respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his lute residence, 560 Cherry street, this (Saturday) a(ter. noon, at two o'clock precisely, without further notic+ MComn —On Friday, Septerber 19, Isanet:a, wile of the ate John McComb, in the 35th year of her age. ‘The reiatives and frieuds are imyiied to attend the fu- neral. from her late residence, No. 210 Spring street, this (Saturday) a‘ternoon, at bulf-pust two o'clock. Iriah papers please copy. Mixtex.—in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, September 17, Susan O., wife of Madison Mixter, in the 25th year of her “The relatives and friends of the fymily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at ‘one o'clock, from 73 Cranberry stre:t, witout further no. tive. Motvrmit:.—On Friday, September 19, after a lingering illness, Lioutenant Jaana MuLviarit,, of Co; pany F, Second regiment New York State Militia, aged 33 years aud 2 months. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at half past one o'clock, (rom the residence of his father, No. 762 Second avenue, coruer of Fortieth street, His friends aud aojuaintances are resgectiully invited to attend; uiso the re and members Second regiment. fuxpoch.—Ou Thursday, September 18, «t 215 Garden street, Hovoken, isameuta, ouly dughter of William and Marguret Murdoch, late of Glaxgow, scotland, aged 20 eure ! ‘The friends of the —r are respect(ully invited to at. tend the funeral, | her lute resideuce, 215 Garden toot, this (Saturday) « alternoon at two o'clock. Goaagow and Ayr papers jiease copy. Newtox.—At sand Lake, ou Wedanes lay, “eptember 17, Frayx, son of Charles H. Newton, aced id years. The Felatives and friends of the inmy are invited to attend (he funeral, from 251 Cliuton stroct, Brooklyn. Pugx®.—In this city,on Thursdiy afteravon, Septem- ber 18, Jomrn F. Pence, aged toriy-iive years, His relatives and friends are invited to attend his fune. ral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 262 West Eighteenth street, without fur- ther notice. Thursday, Sept. 18, a‘ter along and painful itiness, Which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mes. ELiay Qvixy, relict of John Quiuu, in the 57th year of ber “tier friends, and those of her brother-in-law, John MeDonaid, and of ber sons, Joho and atrick, and her daughters, Isabella aud Mrs. Peter Masterson, are respect fully solicited to attend the funeral, ou Sunday afternoon, a4 one o'clock, from the residence of her davghter, cor” ner Fiity eighth street and Broadway, without further in- vitation. Raxv.—0v Tharsday, September 18, Jonx Reap, infant gem of Roger Joneph and Mary Jane Read, aged 1 year and ‘Tee flende of the family are respectfully invited te attend the {uueral, from the corner of Putnam and Monroe avenuig:, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) afternoon, at balf- past BB o'clock Rasoox.—Ou Friday, September 19, of eonsumption, Jaume Reavov The {rienus of the family, also those of his brother John, the members of Pilgrim L/dge No. 242, 1. 0. of O. F, als the members of the Young Men's Benevolent Association, are respectfully requvsted to atiend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at ove o'clock, fiom th feaitence of his brother Thomas, 186 Cherry street. The remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. yy his soul rest in peace. Roxwert.—Ou Thursday, Septemb.r 18, after a linger. ines, JouN RvuwNett, aged 56 years, 10 months and The relatives and frionde of the family, also of his sons and gons-in law, are respectfully invited to attend the funerai,on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis Inte residence, No. 199 West Twenty second street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth avenues Somertign —At bis residence in Congress street, on ‘Thursday, September 18. Rev. Joskrn A. ScuNeLIER, pas- tor of St. Paul's church, in Brooklyn, in the 66th year of his Toe funeral services will take place, this (Saturday) morving. at ten o’clck, at the church ‘Murr. —-At Washington Heights, on Thursday, Der 18, Josurn Onourr, son of Swith, aged 28 The ‘neulsof the family, also of bis bFothe # idwey Sanderson and Thomas | avenport, are resy tavited to atiend the fuperal, ov Sanday attern E Half past one o'clock, from the house of bis brother-in daw, Chas. EB. Leveridge, 182 Kast Thirty-firet street, with- out Further invitation ‘Tocnme.—At Key West, Florida, on Friday, Aueust 22, af yellow fever, Lewis A. Tecnwn. Orderly Sergeaut Oon pany A, Ninetieto regiment New York State Volunteers, {ithe dath year of be age. Comnecticnt papers please copy Vipat.—On Thursday aiternoc onsumption, Kiwansrn MVE as plember 18, of hasty 0 the 20th y be relotives vad friends of the Famnity are roe ted the late Captain Benjamin | by SHIPPING NEWS. Pert of New York, | K, September 19, 1862. CLEARED. Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Jeffrey, Queenstown and Li- verpool—y G Daie. Steamship Hammonia, Schwenson, Hamburg—Kunhardt Ship White Palcon, Merry, San Juan del Sur—Marsball 0 vert. hip mil IJ W Elwell & Co. Bhi Const ey 4 Guion. 1p) Pawn, Melson, London —Neamith Bap Belen ne Mere hastier &DeTetm, one Aymar, Sawyer, Buenos Ayres—! itd varver & ase ‘Ship Sabino, Woodward, Baltimore—J O Baker & Co, Bark Helena Br), Hedge, London—Pavensiedt & Co. Bark Helmdaut (Nor), Norberg, Falmouth, Eng—Funch, Me ncke & W hare Caslldn, Clausen, Falmonth—Oelrichs & Co. Bark © W Ponitney, Jotyison, t—A Montgomery, Bark Fannie, Herrick, Lisbo impaon & Hunter, Brig Tomasino (1'al), . Bristol—P Berthoud. Brig J Moody (Br), Heal Queenstown Boyd & 1! inckem, Brig Oygnet (Rr), Porter Matamoros —B F Small & Brig Ocean Wave, Mort Garver & hase, ine Rilandale (Br), MeBurnis: StJohusNF—P 1 Nevius Sct Emma (Br), Clarke, Halifax—H J & C A Dewalt. Schr E Shedde: ite, Newbern—" aS ‘& Slaght. Re Rewntue Vue aieeebeiee 0 Rana. rES rs Hotchk’ss, tit, Fortress Monroe—T B gntnr D Davidson, Ketchum, Washington—Van Brunt & ach Schr H Gibson, Crocker, Washington—L Kenny. Schr America, Reynolds, Washingion—L Kenny. Schr Ida, Knapp, Washington—Master. Schr C Gaakill, Button, Chesapeake City-—Naster. Schr Ann Amelia, Hallock, Fort Delaware—Baker & Day- Schr B Furbush, Kendall, Philadetphia—W 8 Brown & Co, chr Minnehaha, Thomas, Portland—G L Hat K Danton. Sherman, Portland—G L Hal Schr Bucentanr, Delano, We “vmouth Baker & Dayton. Solir Bay State, Verrili, Boston—W 8 Bra’ Senr Rode Telund. Kelly. Bostan-—Baker & 5 Schr Peru, Thorndike, Boston—W 8 Brown & C Schr W H DeWitt, Cory, Chariestown—Baker & Dayton. Sehr 8 A Bayles, Ba: Warelham—Van Brunt & Slaght. Schr Undine, Baker, Sia:nfori—Baker &/Dayton, ARRIVED. French gunboat Gassen:li, Commander Gautier, Baltimore Monroe, 36 hovirs. Steamahip Wind 8 transport) Toe, 38 hours ‘0 1.0 Ro! Swain, Fortress Mon- Raster, Fortress oamabip Chesapeake, ¢ well, Portland, with mdse and passen vers, to H B Cromwell & Co, 18th inst, 6 AM, passed ‘brig anda sehr ashore at Chatham Bar, apparently both sof water. (Brig Wm Henry, and ser Wolcott, betore 1 Fortrens Monroe 6 days, in ballast, .) Planter, Tiad E winds during the ‘entire pas Quarterma: = sa Margaret (Br), Finlay, Cardiff, July $1, with coal, to joo G Dab Back Hauird (of Salem), Karatens, RioJanciro, Aug 13, with coffee, to 1 Gardiner, of Salem. aug 24, Pernambuco Dearing W 10 miles, passed an American ship steering ENE, on the wind, ‘e-Moon (new), Manchester, New Bedford, to J n Jane, Brown, Havana, Sept 2, with cotton &e, ger, Tx at Lower Quarantine, ina (Br), 8 ay, CB, 17 days, with J&A Dewoif. ker (Br). Brown, Cow Bay, CB, 12 days, with ‘McKenzie, Lingan, CB, 10 days, with Big, Marth Jang (Br), Corbett, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with pla: PT Nevins & Si en CBN, Boltenhouse, Hillsboro, 12 days, with pias. ter. 10 A Leary. aie Lugranse, Burch, Trenton, Me, 6 days, with lumber, tod Frye & Ci Sehr Thrasher (BR (Br), Card, Lingan, OB, 18 days, with coal, tol J &C A Det Sebr Adele (Br), Wi ‘aycott, St George, NB, 5 days, with tim- ber, tod Free & Co. Schr J «+ Whipple, Thompson, Georgetown, DC, 6 days. coal, Schr Bullion, Norton, Addison, 8 dave, Schr Mischief, port, 7 days Behr J 1, Suew, Lovell, Gloueonter. Schr HW Morse, Norri rovidence. Schr Isabel Alberto, Wilson, Brookhaven. Schr Peru, Thorndike. Rondout for Boston, Schr Geo Washington, Gilkey, Port Ewen for Salem, Fig patina ‘lyde (US transport), Laughlin, Washing- n, DC. in hailast, Steamer Wm Weodward. Cundiff, Baltimere. Steamer Ironsides, Vanderveer, Philadelphia, r Westchester, Nve, Providence, Steamer Petre, Young. Providence. SAILED. 1 18th—Steamships Columbia, Havana; Potomac, New Or- jeans. Wind at sunset N. American Shipmasters’ Association, No 51 Watt Stuxet—Roons 23 anv 25. ‘The following approved efficers have received cerificates of this association:— Captains Wm E Ross, sche John Northrop; Barnabas Mig big Onward; Robt Whitty, bark Widire: Jos Chand, er, ark Abb "Silas W Morton, brig Juniata; Joh Elizat ph Hae jartich, d Howell P Goodal ser, ship Henrietta Robt Nortow, ship Wiseonusen, mate brig Pollux: Geo B-MoGh, ship 3 ter; J F Bever, mate ship Neptune; Alfred Watts, Han; Cephas bark Gan Eden; Benj C send, ship Viking; John P Howatt, ship Martha, Miscellaneous. Banx HS Fisx, Fisl n wrecked in the Straits of Belie Isle. The crew were saved by the French frigate La- voisier. (The HS F was 663 tons register, built in 1356 at Rockland, and owned there.) Brio I M Dexsox—Whaling schr Orend, Young. reports ‘Ang, lat 32 23, lon. 54 03, saw the stern of « vessel of about 1G tons with the name Isaac M Denson on it; same time, « number of packages of pork and candles, and @ tlerce of lard, aupposed from the wreck. (The I M D was bound from this port for Para, and has been reported missing.) Some H 8 Laxransg, hence for New Orleans, put into Balti- more 18th inst, leaky. Scun Brown Stowe, of Norwalk, which was sunk June 11, near New Haven Lighthonse. has been raised, and has gone to Elizabethport to load coal for Providence, Barrimone, Sept 19—A bark supposed to be from New York for Washington, is ashore at the head of the Middle Ground, wear the Capes of the Chesapeake: (By tel to Ellwood Wal: ter, Eeq, Sec'y Board of Underwriters.) Dxrorr, Sept 18—"he propeller Dunkirk {s ashore 20 miles below Malden. nee hae been sent to her. The three prize steamers Emily, Florida, and Bermuda, at Philadeiphia, have heen appraised by the Commissione:s and taken by the government for the foilowlug sums:—Emily, $15.00; Florida, $38.000; Bermnda, $120, The cargo of fee Bermuda is valued at $430,000. Ship Volant was purchased by Curtis & Peabods, of Boston, for $40,000. We notice the sale of A134, ship Aramtngo, 716 tons, built at New York im 1851, at 825,090; ALS schr Ald. 185 tons, built cash; and A2 ae Banshee, in 1860, on at Yarmouth, Me, in 1560, $8,000, for the China trade, $9 tons, built ai Baltimore terms not made public. a maga fended for China. ub 20, O Johnson, of Salem, an experienced shipmaster in the China trade, and affords fine opportu, nity for passengers for ( 14 Hope or China. She is to ed the Fon Kien. efter ® ver gm province, "At Bath. 13th inst, trom she 1 Win Rogers, the bark Thoinas Fietcher, (40 tons heady ia every Pew pect a supe. rior vessel, and intenied for tie China trade. in New York and Provi ence, js to be commanied by apt W Sole, and wil! proceed to New York to At Kennebunkport 12th inst, from * yard, by Mr perior built brig yard, by Messrs Crawford & Hamilton. a sche of 62 ons, built for Dr JA Berrs. of Saco, and others at the “Pool” in Biddeford, and will be emploved in the fishing business, in charge of Capt Jacob Verrill, She is named the JW Fairfield. ‘of about 200 tons, not yet nam A short time since'from «a: At Calais. recently, from the yard of Charles H Kelley, « fine hermaphrodite brigef about 350 tons burtben, named tae Listie Notice i Mariners. p Starks Consutare, Port or Pama RIBO, Aug 20, 1862, } The regulation compelling vessels to ‘come to anchor at Fort Amsterdam, both inward and outward bound, reac y cam now proceed from town to sea, and frou sen ‘to town, except in cases of contagious diseasen on Board, or when their bills of health are not clean, HENRY SAW YER, United States Consul, MOUSE LIGHT—ENTRANCK OF THK THAMES. ‘Trixity Hovsr, Loxpox, Sept 2, 1462, Notice is hereby given that pursuant lo the intention intl: mated in the advertisement insued from thik House dated 6th March last d repeated at intervals since that di The character and color of the Mouse Light wer the Tet inst 10a single quick Revolving Gree showing & Flash every 20 seconds, Thislight Will heuoefors contiaus to be exhibited from wunset to sunrise. By or _P H BERTHON, Secretary, VIZED LIGHT NEAR THE sypost — GRUNDS, GULF OF OTHE: hrpxograr Ho Ormee, ADeinsazr, 8, 1862. a kid Royal Administration of Marine a ffuirwat Stockholm notice that on and afver the 2st day of July, 1862, a Night. would be exhibited. {rom the lightyessel rroentiy tered on placed 24% miles from the south of the Sydost Brotten Grunds (southeast breakers), off the east coast of Sweden, Gulf of Bothnia, ‘The lightvessel kes two masta, nd carries in the daytime hi t. which is the ed iain large, white lettere on bots 2 better Ht File south of the Bonden rock, in tude i it 200 Py ‘of Greenwich. Heat A lice, one The Government Het she Ta rT hor th i ty waver dows wor Prumalan coast aietrit of Goalies Getagonal in form. 66 fet aby 26 feet wide dune or down at Bui (ars Inchon broad. Tt stands 1447 yarda from the coast, 1a Lautnde Longitud 17 44 E of Greenwich. The down is 146 above the mean level of the sea, y command of the! FOUN WASHINGTUR, Hydrographer. Taiande Apri Ss, with nd sold on. the voy age 300 bisep +g | sw vn 178 28 'W, Spoke daw | bale the ae a 3 ' jg Bay of Islancs, Alabama, Cota, Rant igo 100 ap Saco foot: | f ool ath, bark Bea Queen, (of Westport) Gitord, 1 wars “at Nantucket 18cb, sehr Samuel Chase, Orpin, hump: MSI Tdib, sehr Rainbow, McGuire, whaling. ‘Arr at Matapoisrtt 18th! bark Wilts, Brigas | para gune 1% i nd, bark | lon 61, sehr G Gerry. of "Brow Do lat ac, wehT hd Atlantic Oor 140 ap 170 ap. broke hy Slam Went ripp, NB, 185 ap; Aug’ 18 Int Ingetowt, Toep 100 hypbk ; 244 ran—bad seen Whi 2, ton Bh 30, solr Orend, of Fil, 1,000 4th, Mathew Allg 1.4 +, Hamblin, p all 8, ail r nd sent the Sd mate's emt by ‘ick, But he wlove ih bon, Kling the ofierr, Manuel Prats, wed iakiog the Lge aus Doak. At Tombez, Aug M, Heotor, Chase, NB, 200 ep this @eason, Lound to Palta. ‘Of Gallipa. 009 5) A 06 Islands, no date, NB, pony SH Sy do; Stella Holla, Hussey, do, do,’ do; Ns rom if Fa of fase Rrident, of NB, or] Also report epeke et Mare 20, iat 1043 ion 138.08 W, ag Nb My 22th, lat 4 min 8, lon 117 36 “ ich, do, 600 6p; June 18, off North Heod, ws tei ‘do, had seen nothing since leaving 12 Corning, 8; 18th, speshod ich made 107 bois 2 or 3 Werks Detore; sp—75 bbls since leaving Talca: athaway, 650 sp—75 bbls since weil. hnano; 1th, off leaving do, bound west on the Line: ‘itia, Stowell, do, 650 sp nowing since jew” Varta week 0° 1" ar ea “ iter ftom Car i suit A reper her Aug 22 in lat3 50 A lgpite Spoken Ang 22, lat 3315, lon w 2d Ww, Tr elctmond, Bliss, from New Bedford for Hono! ing ya June 16, on off Shore Ground, 70 sp this season; Louisiana, an hae , Parsons, Fil, 110 do do; Hydaspe, Po) tps al cage whsler'A Globe, Michela: do.'80 sbis uve Spoke n, Se. sShiPdreber, Gressey, trom Bowon for Ban Francisco, Sept Bhip. Guy ‘Mattering Dollard, hence for Liverpool, Sept 18, at 4930, lon 7. Ship Lalla Rookh, from Bordeaux, Sept 18, of Capo Cod, ones ve dered to NYort a ‘rom Hampton Roads for Demarars, midis ‘of Bangor, bound N, was seen July 28, ae Brig | Cayenne, 14 days from Boston for Surinam, Aug 27, ae gighe (Br, of St John, NB), steering E, Sept 4, lat 43 Foreign Ports. BRron Arana, July $0—Arr bark La Plata, Crowell, New ‘ork Sune I Brancpa, opt tp 6—In port steamers Minho, from Charles- ton Co 2d, for Lives with cotton: Merrimac, from Liv- erpool arr 5th; Phebe, ePGaliators ‘and Harriet Pinkne} poseu wig an opporsuilty wo run the blockade. CuoNstapt, 6 2 29—In ee ‘ships Hero, Coldrey, and WD Seg Tyler, t dg; Minnesota, Desbou, unc; bark ing Star, Constantixorie, A\ In part brig New York, Cooper, for Smyrna few dry aig for Boston. Gare Havrian, Sep! 2—In port achr John Elliot, Wood, for Boston 4 days; only Am vessel, Clunrtxcos: Aug 26—In port brig Tempest, from Philadel- phia just arr. ‘Jacuws, Sept6—In port schrs EA DeHart, Cumminy from Bosion; Arctic, Paterson, from NYork, 'Sld Sth, schr Ynton, Cormiok, Boston; 6th, Br brig Augusta, Wright, New Lies, wept $—Sld bark Vigo, Norton, Malaga to com- lece lly for Boston. PMaiaua, Aug $0—In port barks Cambridge, Sparrow, y # Susan, Howian ‘ilies 40, 704 dos Wa vile ieaving Bostan San Frantisco, wtg; Young Turk, Jon relma, Nici ersou, for Boston, do; briz Renshaw, we, {or New York: S Baker. Hamilton, for do,’ Sid 27th, schr N & H . Smith, NYork, Moxrevtpko, July 30—In_ port ships Kate Sweetland, Thornalie, tor Burope lig: Matilda, Nichols, from S:arsyuort ‘Regulus, ‘Tuompson, trom NYork’ do; barks Uos- inia, White, disg; brig Bro- ig 25—Sid_schr Wm Wilson, St Mare te in; Sth. bark Witheumina, Miragoins to load tor NYork: sehr Jos Grici R10 danwino, Aug —In port eh s Uncle Joe, Sewall, and Europa, Reed, diss: Darks Abiguil, MeFurland; Lannie Gren. shaw @ Ann E Grant, Swain-wtg; Sarah Par Vaughan, do; Glenburn, 1 peut, do, in uistress; Muskin= gum, condemned and sold; Lies disg; Adeiaide, fro: York, arr same dy. brigs ‘Thos Dennison, aisg; Virgin R lay, wg; Flying Basie, Button, do; Hasnah, Gr: func Josephine, Wie Clarence, Phinney, wtg. Sid barks Ghass, ‘Mia Henrietta, Brower Baltimore; Dig Rati Zephyr (Dan), NYork. NG, shioping report received from the steamship Borus- aia, off Cape Race. ipnecic m Ports. BOSTCN, Sept 13—Arr barks Nestor, Howes, Batavia; Cosiarelli, Moraut, Anamavoo, Const of Atrica;’ Franklin, Mitchell, Cienfuegos; brigs Bird of the Wave, Murray, Port ‘au Prince; Altavela, Read, Cape Haytien Hy Payson, Crowell, and Elizabeth Di sou, Allen, (more; Char- Negvess J 34 Hy oomal, Dousias;, Cordelia New. kin Geo’ L Green, Gréen, and Clara, Crowell, Puitkdeipiia? RH Munwey” Kelley, and Bruttis, Elwe: Blizabetnport; Fessenden, Hooper, Hondent: Dahlia, Kent, and Charleston, Burgess, Po:t H8 Barnes, Raymond. Sud Granite Suite, Lovell, NYork; Keren Happuch, do. In the bay, brig Financier, and six brizs. Signal for two trigs, Gid barks Champion, Loveland, Cape Town, CGH: Faleon, Taylor, Port Elizabeth, South Africa; brig a outicalion Go vent, Mragouncs J M Bawrser Brady, singston, Ju; sohrs William Henry (Br), Rodick, ol, Ey Bolan, Philadelphia; DK “Arey, ‘yan, NYork. Ship Gen Putnam sid BALTIMONS. Sept 13—Arr ship David Stowart, Prentiss, Amsterdam; ‘bat Raschen, of and from Bremen} soe late Doane, Morgen, New Orleans: schray BF Parker, NYore; H's Jantar, NYoik for New, Orleans, put inleuky. Cld ships Leocadia (Brem), Wenke, Liverpool; Susan 1 Fitzgerald, Green West Conal of South, America; bi Katt, Wea: Indies; Roanoke, sling, ‘AB Pattersout Philadelphia; snye eal Jameson, Jameson, B. Berto Cld chr Julls Baker, Low. Koryo rt. NJ. OR, Bept 7—Arr Br bark El Dorado, Liverpool, 8 OM LZABETHPORT, Sept 17—Cld schrs, Harriet Smith, Kelley, Bast Boston; ap P Godwin, Hobbie, Stamford; Henry y. NY ‘Bengor; Almira ‘Rogers,’ Wightman, Kast reenw: 1S.b—Cid aches M Clark, Howard, Newburyport; J Power, Halland Olive Branch, Young, Cambridge; Edward, Smi Cuarlestown; Susan Ja ring, und John Totten, Coi man, Boston; Adele Felicia, Tourgee, Fall River; T'C Ly- man, Stunnard. and Fashion, Fox, New Haven; sloop Ethan Auen, 3 Boeve Soa dlastenvury. ‘RTO! 13—Arr scbrs City Point, McDowell, Bannon a Williamsburg; 16:h, Elizaveth, Green: law, Port Clara Ellen. Gray, do’ for do; pokane, Lopaus, do for do; Marla Lunt, Boynton, NYork or Wangor; Mantano, Sanborn, do for Portamnouth, Jéth, sehr. Martin, Dunham, NYork, In port 16th, PM, sours Elizabeth, Clara Ellen, Maria Lunt, Spokane, and Mantanc ALL RIVER, Sept 16—Arr schrs Mary Emily, Snow, fork; pyro Bret, Green por 18th—Sld sohi Nas Wright, 8 ‘Seaman, and Cornelia, Mack- peshports merry Crandall, Gage, and Mary Emily, R, Sept 13—Arr schrs Victor, Strout, Rondout leric Engene, Achorn. Kockiaud tor New York; Mth, br brig Martha Jane, Five Islands for do; scirs igail, Murch, Elaworth for do; Isaac Cohen Hertz, Spear, Rockiahd for do; Hiram E Bishop, Amazeen, Portsmouth tor do: 15th, W Wilson Crawford, Munson, Eastport for Phila- ep! AGHIAS, Seotg—Sid brig Mary, Lovell, Jamatea; 12th, new bark Orphan, Huntle JEW ORLEANS, Sept i, PM—Arr bark Arthur Pickering, Hil, epeham — Rainbow, Jan- ton; rigs Kitab wen, NYork ; 40 Hulse. Ti—Atr echrsMH Read, Keliey, for Haverhi ir Mary ony NEW BEDFORD. Bey and Auguste, Perry, NYork, Cld bark Ly-ee-Mooa (new), Manche 2 NYor! Téch—sid oe ‘Ly-ce-Moon, Manchester, NYork, to load 10—Arr sloop Ranger, Davis, NYork; nt pit ca ay Philadel iphia. ip Seba NBWBURYPORI, Sept 16—Arr Mohr Victor, Strout, Phila- deiph is. “NEWPORT, Sept. 16—Arr schrs James Wixon, Young, Dennis; Presto, Robinson, Boston for Philadel: E Be op, “amazeen, Portamouth, NH. for jontgomery, 3t hiladet- anally NYork for Deauis; io Grande, Sid schrs Phobe Elizabeth, Suit James Wixon, Sunny Side. Bliridge. from’ Boston for Fort- Jalon ‘ork. P Allen, do for NYors for tome 17ch—Sld sehr: ress Monroe; Isth—are bark Lacon: Baltimore for Boston; Snow, N¥ork for do. Sid schrs Bay - Miaterey, Promo, HW Wellington, Cap- jobn. ¥ ndovi, Sarah, and Kate, sloop Pear! NEW LONDON, Bept ie 1e—Arr scar Ove fon. oO ‘Brien, New as: Leo, Coo Rockland for NYork; lith, Alvar Allen, iliabethport “for Boson, Sid 18h, sehr Coral, Kent, N NEW Ha’ VEN, ‘Sept 16—Arr brigs C Celtle (Br), Hilton: Nassau, NP, for Rising Sun. Smith, Bllzabetport; senrs Ann Gonuer, Luten, doy Sulla, do; Bashel ——, do; M Plait, ‘Kenyon, SYork; ‘Toe, dot Emeline, Grillin, do; Wave, Huise, a ps H Stannard, Vail, do; Sarah Frances, Warren: PHILADELPHIA, Sept 16—Arr ship 1; brigs Sea Foam, Coombs, , Renaebunk; Prince easter. Decan, Live: tou, Wells, Boston ; schrs Jos Tinker, KKobott Lawrence, Stanley, Boston Sabon | Phinney Hall, Haddock, Haddam; JC Hard Pauline, Frecman, Weilieet; Wm B Jenkins, Jenkins, New York: Grace Girdler, Clarks Boston, Cid ship Geo Given, Leach, Liverpool; baric New Orleans; Ui Shibboleth, Morton, Burbadus; Abby Ellen, Guuore, wort Royal; scurs T J Hill, Whilden, Providence; GJ Jones, Crowell, Boston: OM Petit, Ci ie do; New heatand, Fux: hum, do; isaac Rieb, Crowell, Laws, do, atten do; 8 W Ploros, Loringe “portiana; Olive |, Hattiton, do. Gro Amos, Nichols, Boston; Isola, Hatch, iia Godtrey, Russell, New London; Saini Fish, rid Smith, W Naaman @ @ Morris Aris, and J oH e Dt, Laidiatn, Boston; A Heaton, "Ryan, Rockland; ne. Ruight: Augusta, Talbut, and Matanzas, Blaces ardinian, kumball, 3 May Provi: id bark Myrra (ital), Frumento, Queensto; brigs Sea Foam, Cooniby, Portland: An i Marent tin (8 Waitt, London ; Iso) h, Portiand; Geo Amos, hist, Hopkin Fh Toca 7 R Rose, Bi Pi layion; Charter Oak, Bu mans Pathway, Compiny i Ma den, Crowell Bacon; Diamond, Nortou: Mi a i ‘Doane. and Sardian, Ramlall, Boston Fuller, Hamilton ; Henrietta, Jon ary Bs Nowell Govill, Fairh jon, Eg TS “Albi ai a et mer; delem: Arment, Cavaiie diteh ; Keindeer, Hieron. dence; 8 A Botce, Bolce. Boice, ny ern) aud Juua B Pratt, Prat Senden Rotary River; 80 hi sell, aa N ‘Howes, Hewitt, Fairhaven; mouth; CU Smith, Smith, New Haven; J Grierson, Hisrding Ro Roxbury; Cohasset, Tobey, New Bedford; A Pharo, Lippinentt, Clooeiet. Arr ship urton,, Liverpool), br driga sk taro, Srmen, ado Burman, vena cott, Pend Locke V jleton ; mom Lice B Pree- Hate, and Sree Great, Bonom: Sate a Rc L Bhi or John R Boole ak een eap pace ater Metering per, and Hl Terrence, peliarook, NYoras, Fabouty at land Mary plier, Daun, and ge jae DO Yeuon, Pote, Ant ’ Revives oat ee eer k Bat Delmont Lock, V ~r5 el Cie), Colin, *aiea 4 Foriand; erira hy Colla ¢ Guin, Reha ie. ‘shaw: a a % uit Bear en ‘Sirowt, bight py amin ane ‘ Siem ioe, ein fe White f ,calem Heme, J pruane steamer Pellean, Baker, York; scnre bye ey, ore, Biaek, 0, ane, NYork} ne, Sauni tals, ton, do; 1 Davie, You ign RY Risa ‘Prerion ni Rondonty Papa Brow ry Hinvrstraw, NY. i; Be eri jaan ES 7m Marra i-Arr nieamers Petre, pies and Oxpr xia hw leu ey Delaware (yo ‘enney, meth, Hiuciuason, Por Bk: puto, Davis, Rondout; Miner: He Jor, Blirabethiport; Sarah en, Evergreen, Potter, va, Brooks, do for Paw' Lind. Boranton, 40; sloop David Bands, Bradbury, Haverstraw ‘Arrived in) Dutch Isiand harbor 15th, brig Beatrice, Strout, Boston sor Philadelphia (aud while altempting to go wo sed at 3 AM on the J6th, went ashore on Fox Point, at the Mouth of the harbor; she came vfl at high whens then 16th, sour Venus (Br), a Lunt, and J © Homer, Homer, ¥ tin; Poeenden, Hooper, Port Ewen for pos NYora for Kenuebeck; Mary b NYork PAWTUCKET, Sept I8-8td tloog Mary KE Bayles, Cartor, Pan Bw Kir wve Seps 14—Cid solr Naugatuck, iy der, NYur, Obituary. imperi leon I. to Elba. ' He was also the author of several works on military tactics, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Farpay, Sept. 19—6 P. M. Money goes a begging at 4 per cent per annum on call. Certificates of public indebtedness sold at 99 this morning. Mercantile paper of the high- est grade sells at4a6 percent. Demand notes rose again to-day. At the first board they com- manded 112%, closing this afternoon that bid. They are rapidly approaching the price of gold, and are not abundant. Whether the government is buying them up we are not informed. Exchange was dull to-day, and fluctuated be- tween 129 and 44. Gold opened at 117%, declined to 117, sold in the afternoon at 1167, and closed 116% bid. The various and conflicting rumors of the day have kept the speculators in goldina fever of excitement, and the fluctnations have been lively. A decisive success would probably cause gold to decline to 110 a 112, while a decided reverse would be pretty sure to put it up to 1208 125. Of all securities, the most sensitive, beyond question, is the currency of the country. This has been a very exciting day in Wall street. At the opening of business this morning operators seemed discouraged, and there was a tendency to sell stocks and buy gold, on the non-confirmation, in the morning papers, of the exciting news of yesterday. At the close of the first board the market was dull but steady. About one o'clock, however, a sudden development of speculation broke out. Everybody seemed suddenly seized with a desire to buy stocks, and an advance of 4 &1 per cent in the leading “securities was imme- diately realized. It was popularly supposed that some shrewd operators had obtained early news of avictory in Maryland, and every one wanted to participate in the profits of the expected riser For some minutes the street was more excited than we have ever seen it. Just as the second board opened there was a lull in the excitement, and prices were a shade easier. The board had hard- ly met when General McClellan’s official tele- gram, announcing the victory and the retreat of the rebels across the Potomac, was received and read. At first this intelligence was coldly re- ceived, asmany operators really expected to hear ofa rebel army, perhaps over 100,000 strong, being “bagged,” to use the common phrase, and prices did notrespond. After the lapse of a few minutes, however, it began to be believed that the expulsion of the rebel armies from Maryland and their pursuit into the northern desert of Vir- ginia constitute a most substantial success, and one which will probably prove ultimately fatal to the pretensions of the rebel confederacy. These views led to a renewal of speculation, and prices of all descriptions moved upward rapidly. Erie pre- ferred, which has lately been the most buoyant stock on the list, being classed by many operators among bonds, and not among stocks, advanced to 77, having sold at 75 in the morning; governments were firm, and the general list was considerably higher. Comparing the closing prices of the day with those of yesterday, we note an advance of 134 in Erie preferred, 1 in Reading, Michigan Cen- tral and Toledo, 34 in Erie and Pacific Mail, % in guaranteed, 34 in New York Central, % in Illinois Central, % in coupon sixes, Tennessees, Rock Island and” Burlington and Quincy, and 3 in regis- tered sixes, 5’s of 1874, 7.30 notes and Missouris. The market was strong at the close, the following being the last quotations:— US 6’s,reg,’81.301% a 10234 Harlem pref.. < s Us6's,cou,’61. wate 9102% Reading Us5's, 802° Michigan Geu.. x 3x 1.30 Treas n..104% 0105 Mich So & Nla 33 a 83% Tennessee 6's coe 51 -MiS&N Iagua 6534 a 6535 Virginia 6's... 553; a 56 Panama......141 914336 N Carolina 6's, 66. a Six Illinois Central 0876 a. 653 Missourt 6's.. 47% a Galena & Cul.. 74 7434 Amer'n gold. “103s a 10% Clev & Toledo. 58 a 58% Pacific i+ A2X & 113 Chi & Rk Is’ 70 a 70% NY Central .. 96a 9634 Chi, Bur & Qu. 90% a 91 Mil&PrduCh 34X00 34% Mich C 8's 1st.10234 a 103 I Cen bds, 7's.112 53 @ 11236 After the board the market was active and higher. Erie preferred sold at 7734, Michigan Central at 74, Toledo at 583%, Rock Island at 7034. The importations of dry goods for the week amount to $1,507,602, against $853,501 same week last year, and $1,262,532 same week of 1860. Of these, the bulk were woollen goods; but there were $337,000 worth of silk imported. Our tariff on silks will evidently bear raising. Stock Exchange. eS 19, 1862. $3000 US 6’s,’81,reg. 101% 25 shs wel & Cal Co 102% 30000 US 6’s,’81,cou. 10156 10 Pac MailSS Co... 112 500 do. 102 50 do. 830 12 16000 US 5" cou. 903 300 do. 24 51000 Trea? 3-10 pen 104% 850N Y Cent 96 1500 do.end’ra’d 10350 do. 95% 10000 US 6’s,lycert’s 99 50 do 95% 24000 US rene a. ei 20 Nor & Worcet BR 58 112% i 10 Reading RR. 600 do do. 112% 1000 Brkiyn City wl 106% 1000 Til cou bas, °60. 1000 Ill cou bas, ’62. 4000 TI cou bis, *70. 2000 Ill cou bas, ’76. ; tS 62 1000 California 7's. 105 NY'Cen bis, '76 11234 5000 ERR 3 in b.'83 1044 4000 E RR 4th mn’b... 000 E RR 6th m b. 3000 @0, ..65 9 5000 Bu NY&ELm 913% 2000 Had Ist m bds, 114 16000 Mich $0 2dm.. 91 3000 Mich So sf bds 104 6000 CANW Apexbs 81 4000 Chi&NWest 1m 7035 $000 Chi & NW 2m a 118 Hortem iit pret 126 Mich Cent RR. 200 do.. id Mich A &NiaRR im ainsi 3.810 80 m cont RR scrip. 50 do, -b30 100 do. 810 300 Mean ii Pitts RR. im 90 : 17 at way ii mt tou id ae 60 Del, L& Wtrn RR cITy Sigs REPORT, DAY, Sept, 196 P.M, Breapervrrs.—Flour—The market was quiet_and a moderate and without change of moment in quotation At the close the feeling was dull. The sales footed up 10,000 8 12,000 bbls. , closing within the following range of ona ‘The sales making were chiefly to the home trade:— Lo ga wea e o ry on Oa Southorn mixe 65 8 | Extra do A we 1b 0 family aha | ere ’ 310 0 | Corn meal, Jersey and iirandy wine. . B44) 4 =Cauadian Jour was steady at Our quotations, while die NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1862. fe \p about | 125,000 bushels at $1 12 ‘cb, Gh 000) OO fr eaher ows, $1 253¢a$1 27 for red Western, $1 27 a $1 29 for winter do., A 18 for Northwestern clul » $1 21 for choice ber Green Ray, 37 for white Michigan, $1 50 for a small psf choice white Kentucky, and $108 a $1 17 for Chicago spring. Corn was firm, with moderate Tecoipts, especially good sound Western mixed, with sales of 65,000 Jogos at 44c. a S4c. for heated and warm, Hie. a 584.0. for Western mixed and 590. a 60c. for good sound Tots fo ae and choice do, at 6lc. Rye was quiet, ‘with smail sales of prime Northern at §2c. a 825sc. Bar. ley was firm; a sale of 400 bushels was mado, now (the first of the season, received by (Messrs. Demarest & Sim mons), at 87c. It was classed as prime State. Barley malt was quiet but firm at $1a$110. Oats were loss active,and prices favored purchasers, The sales em- braced Western, Canadian and State at 550. a 60c , closing dull at these figures. Covraz.—The market was firmer and more active, and closed at an advance of full 346. per lb, The sales em- braced 2,000 bugs Rio at 22c. a 22%0. Afterwards the cargo of the Donna Anna was sold on speculation and on private terms, 150 bags Laguayra gold at 17c., cash in hand, and 90 bags Maracaibo at 22 4c. Corron.—The market was quict and prices were un- settled. Thesalos were confined to about 75 bales, in small léts, at prices ranging from 54340. a 6c. for middling uplands, The sales making were of too limited a character to form a correct basis of quotations, = 4 oy Frmauts.—Rates were steady. To Fey about. 45,000 bushels of wheat, 9 ships’ bags. er? engaged at 12d. a 123¢4., 1,300 bbis. uur at 38. & ‘88. 43¢d. To London 28 ,000 bushels of wheat were en- Skee tn bulk and in ships’ bags, at 13%. a 14a. To is 0 busbels “4 ‘wheat, in ships’ bags, at 13 xa. a ui was engaged for @ im the British Channel at 14d., in bulk. ; ea Hay was si with sales of old North river for shipping, at yesterday’s prices. New was unchanged. Mo.asses.—A gale of 100 half bbis. New Orleans was made at 38c. Provisiows.—Pork—The market exhibited more firm- ness, while the sales embraced about 750 bbis. at $11 75 for mess, and at $10 a $10 123¢ for prime. Beef was in moderate request, with sales of some 75 bbis. at $13 a $13 50 for plain mess,and at $14 a$ld 50 for extra. Beef hams were firm and nominal at $13 a $16. Cut meats were without change of moment. Sales of 200 packages country shoulders were reported at 44c., and 200 do. hams at 63¢c. Lard was steady, with sales of 300 a 400 packages at 9c.a9%c. Butter—The market was buoyant and active. We quote State, good to choice, at 1c. a 20c.,and Ohio at 120. a 1530.’ Cheese. was, 2/90, less firm this week. We quote good to prime State at 8c. a 944¢., and Ohio at 730. a 84Z¢. Ricz.—A sale of 1,000 bags of Rangoon was made at 6340. per pound. 'GARS were firm and in good request, with sales of 1,422 hdds., including Cubas at 8c. a 83¢c. for fair to good refining goods, and at 9c. for grocery grades, and New Orleans at 9c. a 9%c. for brown, and 10c. a 11 \c. for clarified; includea in the sales were also 120 hhds. Porto Rico at 934c., and 290 boxes were sold at 8c., and oye hdds. New Orleans were sold by auction at 9c. a 7%. Wriskey was steady, with sales of 500 bbis. at 325{c. a 323¢0. for State and Western. ‘Wool Sale in Boston. Boston, Sept. 19, 1861. Six hundred and fifty-one bales of Smyrna wool sold at auction to-day at the following prices:—12 bales of un washed Yerli white, at 18\%c.; 3 bales unwashed Yerli black and gray, at 24c.; 30 "bales unwashed fine Yerli white, at 3lc.; 52 bales limed Yerli white, at 224¢c.; 31 bales limed Yerli black and gray, at 17%c.; 97 bales un- vashed Smyrna white, at 15c.; 15 bales uawashed Smyr- black and gray, at 21%c.; 105 pales unwashed fine Yerli white, at 32c.; 20 bales limed li white, at 21c.; 16 bales limed Yorli black and gray, at 1b3gc.; 77 bales unwashed Smyrna white, at 20c.; 47 bales unwashed Smyrna black and gray, at 243(c.; 107 bales unwashed Yerli white, at 29%c. a 813¢c._ Among the Purchasers were Messrs. McBride, Townsend, Bond and Willard. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOOK BOARD. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1862. Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State tives, 89%: Reading Railroad, 3134; Morris Canal,43%4; Loua Island Railroad, 1834; Pennsylvania Railroad, 49%. Sight exchange on New’ York at par. TMoRR, Sept. 19, 1862. Flour quict: Ohio, $6 a $6 Be Wheat—White weady ; ‘red duli at $1 33 a $187. Corn scarce: white, 69c. a 700. Whiskey dull at 32c. a 32}gc. Provisions generally un- C Pustapeuema, Sept. 19, 1862. Flour dull. ‘Wheat in more demand: sales 10,000 bushels red at $1 23a $1 30. Corn deciining: yellow, 65c. Oats firm. Coffee firm: Rio, 220. a 224c. Pro- visions frm. Whiskey dull at 33c, Burvaro, Sept. 19—1:30 P. M. Flour steady. Wheat quiet and prices less firm: sales 40,000 bushols red winter at $1 09 a $1 00% a$1 10, mostly at inside prices. Corn quict and sound scarce: sales 20,000 bushels, lightly out et order, at Ne vats in better demand: sales 16,000 bushels at 480. Whiskey in moderate demand: sales 100 bbls. at 820, Canal freights steady at 15c. on corn aud 17c. on wheat to New York. Imports—3,000 bbls. flour, 145,000 bushols wheat. 89,000 bushels corn. Exports—2,000 bbis. flour, 209,000 bushels wheat, 03,000 bushels cor! FINANCIAL. “( UGUST BELMONT & CO, BANKERS, NO, 50 WALL street, issue letters of credit to travellers, availal aitparis ofthe world tarough Messrs. Wothsctildy of Paria, Zondon, Frankfort, Viewna, Naples, and their correspon: ents, RMY AND NAVY | CLAIMS.--BOUNTIES, PEN ‘sions, Prize Money, Arrears of Pa; promptly col iected, and liberal advanoes, made on. good claims by COL LINS)& HUGHES, 16 Nassau street, near the Pos ‘ork. ALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY Interest Coupons Agar st lowest current rates, by SHERMAN & Bankers, corner of Pine and Nassau “areeia, New York. __HOUSES, ROOMS, &0.. W: Wageehs ea ee getter ry oe NEATLY FURNISHED HOU! W ithe saodern-t veloc Bight aod provements, Forticth streets and Fourth and Ninth avenues, rate rent, “The best of care will be taken of the fous nad furnlians. Am ig ‘M. ©. ©, box 1,721 Post office, stating tern WANED ar A SMALL QUIET FAMILY, A SECOND floor, with lern improvements, unfurnished, or housekeeping, in & house occupied only by one small fanit) The tent eee good and above Eighth street. Addr Raa. W., Herald References ex- ANFED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN GIVE THE Dest referei well Fur Bedroom, with the 1p enienees, tu. the house of a domtor, dentist or pris fa.ily, not above Beventeenth street, and heiween Fourth and Siath avenues, Address L, A, box 765 Pot of fice. A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, BE Wwe Pe ountees and Ligh Ry eg Ly Ais ‘wife? rent not over $10 per month: from Ree talus 1 Addtass A. L, He, box 4927 Post ofice, WANTED-O8 OR BEFORE NOVEMEER 2 BY & nivel fail) eal) Bonne on, Sass * 5 House, s iti bie neigh! op the le, not peupeeersions Rent iauit the times.” Best of references ‘Address Home, Herald ofice, ANTED-IN A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD, BY & gentleman and wife, the first or second floor of @ House, unfurnished, where they could have the onvenioace housekeeping; rent must be moderate. for two days MK. pa Post ofice, stating terms and location, ences given'and required, Wars MODERN MEDIUM SIZE HOUSE, IN ‘@ good neighborhood; location between Fourth ‘and mae Pare street; rent not to ex- od $500. ited. Ad- ress coe ‘Her ‘ANTED—A MODERATE SIZED, WELL FURNISHED House, situated between Fourth and Sixth avenues, Apply to JOHN G. DALE, 15 Broadway, Waxtenc FRONT AND BACK ROOM, CONNECT. 0d, on the first floor, suitable for & physician's ottlas, andgone or two Bedrooms’ in the same house, with or with: Out partial Bowrd, in a private, fainily, Phe Rey frat clase, located between Fourteenth and Thirty-sixth streets ant becween Fourth ant Bixth avenues. Satisfactory Feferences given, Address L. M. 8., Herald ofilee. ANTED TO LEASE—FOR A TERM OP TEN YEARS, Ww Dy @ urst cae tenant —A Lat on Brondway, or 4 fo in Broadway, between Houston and Tenth streets. The advertiser will pa Ber cent of the cost tor imyrove ments or alterations of building should such be requi: would build himself, Address ., box 183 Post of oe wasn 2D TO RENT OR LEASE—A HOUSE IN NEW Jersey, not more than one bour’s ride from the city, with one to Wo acres of land attached, ‘The location mel ibe good and healthy. Price not to exceed $100 per year, “Address, with full particulars, Capt, FM. M., Dox 3,020 New York Post office TANTED TO RENT— “ar 8, DOL re varpe'sand Furniture bought if 8 lee ETWEEN FOURTE) ‘Thirtieth streets, a furnished or partiy furnisied House, where the rent w be taken out in board, apd the privilege alowed of taking other Uourders. A:dzeis B., No, 37 West Twenty-shird sirect, THE TUR. Sem [\THAN ALLEN AND HONES? ALLEN WILL TROT A? the Westchester county Fair, Bathgate Park, Fordiam, on Weduesday, Sept. 24. ROTTING.—SATURDAY, SEPT. 20—FASHION PLEA sure Grounds.—Purse und stake $200. §.¢. Puif Pull, to wagon; owner names g. 16 vagon owtier names b, 6b f Vicor, in barieas, Goo and good track. EERON, Propriotor: HORSES, ¢ CARRIAGES, é &C. A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL DARK GRAY COACH Horses for sale, over 16 hands high, with long tails, fine Jrivers, kind and gentle in every respect. Can be from ten til two o'clock, at 60 West Tutsteth street. PART OF A PRIVATE STABLE, TO LET, OON- sisting of three stalls and a place for two carriages, at 115 Bast Sixteenth street, ARRIAGES.—MINER & STEVENS, Walker strvet, tirst faut of Broad turers of superior Unrriages and light W selected materints and workmansitip; 1 he pre tiger our supervision, aud are warrauted t0 be equal 19 aay otuer make in this city, eS SALE CHEAP, ONE sneoxun rivate or livery use; tine: ‘Tp be sold for whstener ee il st col ace \¢ for whatever they w' st ‘ot Kerr’ and 36 Kast ir err's stable, Ty Teeoitth ate aes ‘New Yor! JABRIAGES OF OUR OWN, MANUFACTURE —WR ‘would tention of shippers and others, In want of Carriaven ta, examine Our BON, wars, Breits, Sid ugsies, jeing exte Wwenre cnabled to, and. d ‘Also of Harness. both double and elugle, which we olfer cheap. One very light ong horse Rockaway for sale at » aay to E.D, LOOMIS, 66 Cedar street, oppos.te the ice. defy compe OR SALEA DARK BROWN HORSE, SEVEN years old, 16 hands high, young, sound and’ kind od famlly oF sadule horee; rive $18. quire at Hae RANE'S lumber yard, foot hirtieth street, OR SALE—A FINE BLACK HORSE, SEVEN YEARS old, 1:36 hands bigh, long tail, wound and kind in double or single harness; very ‘Apply at 165 First avenue, near 7%, SALE—FOUR HORSES AND THREE LIGHT Wagons, or would exchange Horse or Wagon for Close Coach or Open Barouche, or would buy either for cash. ar ply in Broadway, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-nit streets, In stable. OR SALE—A FINE SORREL HORSE, 166 Hal high, seven years old, very bine and gentle in = or under the saddle, and a very stylish driver, GEO. W. MACPHERSON, Jr a i Beekman wt (OR SALE—A LIGHT WAGON, WITHOUT TOP, made by J. Godwin, nearly new. algo nat. in good order. Apply at the brick house, north side o! first street, between Second and Third OR SALE—AT A, GREAT SACRIFICE, A GOOD work Horse, sound and kind, $ $20 and 313; Harness, Faiming tmplemenis, 36k Cann Sable, ey Third ply ‘at the southwest corner of Seventy-cighth street and 18. OR $100 ee TARO, BACK PAY, PRIZE money, &c, apply SOMES & BROWN, 2 Park place. 2,B-—Send or call for our eireular, containing full insiruc- ions, 10 MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC!URERS.—A FIRM 4m ravana. Cube, solicits the agency and consigninent oo uitabie for the Cuban market. Liberal and antis. Tangements can be made through fis house in this ait aduress Cubs, Herald office. 2.000 7, TO Loa N—ON IMPROVED, UNINCUM- a Esiate in New York or Brooklyn. Buhler, 133 Nassau No urokeraze ‘argos. Address 8. street, N. $80.00) 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE— H a p nd wi int elty and Brooxly: Iso. o loan o1 ms in 4) State. Apply to A. SER- dpayr, 15 Wall ayes 6 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT $200.000 7.204%, 0%, BOND, AND city or Brooklyn, Also, movey to loan on stocks, bo: Apply to'J. OBRIBN, 7 Nassai strect, opposite otlee: LADY, WITHOUT CaIAO REN, DESIRES AN UN- station D. Room in a pleasant 60 Address Miss station SMALL FU!NISHED HOU: iE WANTED—FOR A small family, ‘inti! the stot May. Rent must be mo- orate, Address box 314 Post office, stating Iextion and pe femily, a ior housekeeping: tie rent must be low, Reference tives, and rent paid in advance. Address, stating price and location, W. P., box 163 Herald office. FPORNISHED HOUSE WANTED-LOCATED ABOVE Fourteenth street, Address, giving fuil particulars and Tent, C, A. J., Herald office, rences given. OR SALE—HORSE, HARNESS AND TRUCI BEACH 4 BOND, four and commission merchants, Front atreet, will sell the above. The purchaser can have their work. Apply 48 above. JOR SALE—A PLATFORM, SPRING WAGON, WITE ole ands ‘the berate tno use forit will be sold cl doth cab ata a 281 We Weet atreet Fs SALE CHEAP—A SORREL MARE, SOUND AND kind inali harness, 5} years old. Inquire at 35 (old No. 23) New Bowery. OR SALE hands hig can trot in three ininuten: ‘price $125. Inquire atthe ear: penter shop 103 Bank street OR SALE LOW—A SPLENDID SADDLE HORSE, traiued for military purposes; the property of an oll0er just recurned trom three months’ service, and 1s sold for Wwantof use, Can be seen at King’s stables, Fourth er of Laiayette piace. NOVERNMENT HORSES WANTED.—GOVERNMENT Horses bought tor cash, at WHITSON & SONS’, 70 and 72 Bast Twenty-fourth street, New York. ons 8, CARRIAGES, 1 JKAGONS AND, Hai ‘qile,—A large lot of C: jockawaye, Baggies, ‘Grocers "Sad Business Wagons, second hand Wagons, Boreas ane Lnpmoes sulin oof ap JOON AVOID Nevins streci, is coi 7 EW YORK eertai ‘Thirty-ninth street.—Tue auction sale of Horse tion ale Biankets, &c., SIXTH AVENUE AND ¥, Sept, 23, at, 1134 o'clock, ‘gona Hainens, 0. Regular auc: forsen, Wagens, Harnesa, Gery Toewiny: al private sale. w M, LANGLEY, Proprietor. SE FOR AN Mtoe Mapd HAND- some black Horse, 7 years old, high, ware Fanted perfectly sound and Kind; he 4 sbadtence and conside: peed, Apply at Keeler’s stables, 85 W Thirtieth atreet, near Sixth avenue. GTABLE TO LET.—PART OF A PRIVATE STABLE TO D “let, consistiug of tree stails and part of carriage house, on Thity-ninth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues, Apply at 13 Eust Thirty-cighth street, eit [1gnT SECOND HAND, TOF arn tating lowest price, K., Rs Gana ate URNACES.—A GOOD SECOND HAND FURNACE wanted, suitable for heating & lange buliding. In. Wuire at the auction rooms of Henry . 460 roadway. URNISHED NOT AN ENGLISH BASE. men private family till May between Frye fourty mresiel ‘and $ ‘ah avenue and Broadway. Address A. H. U., box 124 Herald office, JURNISHED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN WANTED—FOR Aiemlly of four persone: no small children. Best of Address Dox 166 Herald atte, ew Hoe WANTED—ON A THREE eaRe LEASE, BY Pa hap ae not to exceed $80); inuist “ fect order, and not less tan 20 & good I Detween’ Twelfth and Thirty Fourth atteete ead. Fourth sad Bevemth avenue possession wanted by the middle of next month. Address, with part! culars, A. Bs box 1,660 Post office, we reas. —A Peale NEATLY FURNISHED between Ei; enty-ith streets, for a wont price, O- 0. Be Herald How amet family. Address, with OUSE WANTED.—A SMALL, COMMODIOUS F HOUSE, with the modern improvements, between Thirtieth ieth streets; must be in ® good, pleasant location, low rent, for ashort term of years. Address box $48 Pont oftce. House reory bese pao, auras | i igcsom rem ott ceed 80. h Address W. J. bos Baad Fovsz on. ne FART OF | House WANTED— notavove Forticihgr Pittieth sree in tod oto pborhova Teneabout $800 with particulars, R, 8, H., box 186 ODGING.— WANTED, ROOMS FOR TWO GENTLE. men, ouse Where there are stg fat comfortably tarnished, with exe tunity use bathroom and water closet, and situated betw th and Twenty. third streets and’ Fourth and Sixth ok Apply between 10 and 11 and 8 and at 149 Ninth aireet, secon 2 ioe WANTED. —A SMALL , OFFICE, IN A WHOLE Gry goods house, for the sale Of emoroideries, FP A HOUSE WA! iI taunily, newr the ‘DIN BROOKLYN—FOR Hail, Address ©. A. R., D ROOMS WANTED-NEAR noand his wife requir tee Badro servant's Room, with accom propar ng at ait tea, Address, particulars, W. Bevery Heraid ollie. Uses isins square & Partor, nation for siauiny Loring and A ge _THE MILITARY. —8IX DOLLARS IN CASH WILL id to any person bringing ® recruit to No. ry Hiroe Fiamedinhy afer wearing th Thin resi tropolitan “Guard, ii. RiloD: nGHTH t WARD ‘UNION. ASSOCIATION. —A MEBT Md on Monday evening, September 7, at o Fela, ‘at ° ‘i daa wees ‘All members and ore Fequested w be present. B. 8. LEAYCRAFT, President pro tem, Wx. Hi. ect! ‘Secretary pro tem. [)iAMONDs hovant, AND TIE BXTRRM“ YALUR bald, eapectally for fine, large, Stones. lndia Camel's Hatr shi e for Diamond Jewel bought foreaah. B. W. PLUMB, S12 Broadway; 9 To 1oand 2t0 8 only. EXPRESSES, FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK. treet, bowwee Purrtiate, Bosse ‘orl; Covered Wagons for Furniture store, SAUBR-RARITAN, HOUSE, XO. 26 may bp is @ Invye boarding house, Furmibbes throughout, a jolt business; water wrough- Hoisa; gam xuiren Cueuture, Budding, en Steams, Ate tt faa "the proprietor isk Gapiata fn the States service, aud unable to give his to the business, The whole will be sold iow and on easy verms to reliable parties. PHILIP 3. DOWNEY, mors or TOTORATOS arr ron cepeeiwe aie ken, mn Beil, An: aivied win, Wen, ivi any information of norte me will be rewarded, by ified r | Thckson'e Hotel, Sat and 843 Spring wtreet. M. COULD NOT, ME ? YOU, WILt TO.DAY, at frame SVL. same place, 6 oP. "he TLL Wie, mE dd oat 8 PAY PROMISED TO accom} bist Thursday pre. t himaelt wext Sun ween, four and ve o' in, KING "MORK OW, $6 BASY MADE,—SIX DOLLARS IN CASH WILL 1B field to ANY person bringing a recruit to No bo Spri immediately after awearing in. a) recime potiinn Guars Captain WM. H. REODES, | 19) <GoLDEN CURLS WELL FIND A LEYTER At OED “Tue tigraid oflige (rum, Arvaua .dcivayen New Kore | yay vile. |