The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1862, Page 8

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. piety Conn ee Mors led, Epwanns—Se@axnom—On Sree B. oars , Youngest daughter ‘October A, at the Epwarpe to Shannon, all of this Forzp—Ogwnm— At South Basten, Pa. , on Th » Oc- rer 2, by the Rev. Dr. Gray, 8. B, Fisun, of New York, ‘to Bolle c., ter of Haward Quis, Fe. —At , Conn. . bag 2 18. at St John’s church, “byt pak, Rev. ey, THRODO! Downs, of lowa City, lows to Miss Hartms, aaah of 2 P. Houston, Esq., 00 the for- mer piace. Loweakk—Rannonrs.—-Ou Monday, October 6, ‘the Rev. E.R, T. Cook, Auyann W. Lowsane to Miss Carma- RINK Amara, eldest daughter of Harvey Barmore, Esq., ail of this city. ‘PARMINsON—Hemwaxw.—On Wednesday evening, Octo- “Wer 1, by the Rev. James Millett, at the resitencoef the ‘Bride's mother, Mr. JosErn W. Parxinson, late of Guil- “ford, Conn., wo Mise Chars EuzaneTy HERMANN, ell of this city” Woonwaxp—Dmiarisine.—At Madison, Wisconsin, on Wodnesday ,@ctobvor 1, by the Rey. Jaines Lee Maxwell, Prasoe W WoovaRn, 0} this city, to Anym Jay, eldest ad of Geueral George P. Delaplaine,of the former ABEL. —O0'Sruday, outber ° | Harwter Anu, widow of Charles a. Abel. Yhe relatives and friends of the family.ure respectfully tmvited to atiend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 206 Himvstreet, this (Tuesday) afternoon at half-past lok, without further notice. ht the residence of her brother (Samuel D. nem), isthe town of East Chester, on Saturday, Ootober Bawa D. Bunro, in the 62d year of ber age. “sFevoar Oe Sanday: evening, Ocwober. 6, Sans Ax wamrerre, culy danghter of Elias W. and Julia E. Boyden, ears. “Tee Nrolaivves and friends ef the family are respectfully wsvited to attend the {uncral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, ‘at two o clock, [rom the residence oi her parents, No. 50 ‘Clarkson street. Rrowim —On Sueturday, September 27, near Sharps Yearg, Md., RicuaRp Proxim, im the 224 year of his age, of Compan, B, Nivth New York Veinnieers (Hawkios’ Bares), from a wourt received in the late battie of ote wage worthy, generous youth, And loved his country weil, On that fatal day when carnage raged He nobly fought and fell Sear ony b, Sev winst Recent N.Y. 8, M.—The members of this company will assemble at the Armory, sen Wednesday moruing, at eight o'clock, in. citizen's “tress, for the purpose of attending the funeral of €aptain Féward Hl. Wade, of the Fifty-ninth regiment New York ‘state Voluntecrs, who died of wounds received at the bat- Ue of Antietam. " Captain Wade was formerly command- ing officer of this company, and the commandant trust Shat every member wil be present to render this last tri+ bute of respect. BENJ. 1, TRAFFORD, Captain. F. Zisswn, Orderly Corconax. —On pata: October 5, Jonn CoRcoRsx, 55 years. The friends and acauaintances of the family are requext- ed to attend the fneral, this (Tucsduy) afternoon, at two P'elock, from his late residence, No. 212 East Seventeenth street. pare —On Sunday. October 5. Joux Carton, a native @f the city of Dublin, ireland, in the 324 year of his age. The {rends and acquaintances of the family, and the Members of the Citizens’ Benevolent Association are re- quested te attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon at two o'clock, {rem his late residence, No. 180 Elizabeth street, without further notice. Corms.—in Brooktyn, on sunday, Oetober 5, Ronerr Kent (England) papers please copy. ‘Cunnis. in the 684 year of his age. The relatives aiid friends are requested to attend his funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’elock, from his late residence, No: 65 Hicks street, without further notice. DakkaGH.—On Monday, October 6, hLLew Danracn, wile of John Darragh, suddenly, of congestion of the brain. ‘The funeral will take place from his resktence, on Third avenue, between Seventy ninth and Fightieth streets, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-past one o’ciock. The friends of the family: aré respectfully invited. Dovciass.—On Monday, October 6, NeLsox DovGLase, son of John and the late Mary A. Douglass, aged 16 years and 2 months. ‘And though our noble boy bas gone, On, Lord! let pot our hearts rebel; But let us say Thy will be done: We know Thou Jost ‘b all thiugs well. ‘The friends and rekatives of the family are respectfully tuvited to aitend the funeral, from his father’s residence, im Elm street, Bushwick, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Dovie.—On Sunday, October 5, Deporat Doyie, of con- sumption, aged ‘21 years. ‘the funeral will take place, from 153 Prospect strcet, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at twoo’clock. FRasgx —On Saturday morning, October 4, at the resi- @ence of his age at Athens, Greene county, New York, Ronext C., youngest son of Henry C. and Rmily Fraser, aged 1 year, 1 ae Liverpool please cop; Haye.—On ‘Ociober ', Bowanp J. Haves, aged _—- ears and § m mae Telatives aigl {riends are wvited to attend the fune- ral, without further notice, from his late residence, 118 West Thirty-ninth street, this (luesday) afternoon at iwo be Haxrixoron.—On Monday, October 6, CuarLus R. Har- maxaton of New York, aged 39 years. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funnral, at bis late residence, 207 ‘Wert (hirty-third street, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten @ clock Laircn.—At Skaneateles,on Friday, Octuber 3, Cate. mixer K., wife of the late George F. Leite, aged 48 years Lows. —On Sunday night, October 5. of croup, Euma Dorotuks, daughter of Frederick and Chatharina Lowe, aged 16 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tue day) afternoon, at ene o'clock , from their residence, No. 200 Broome street, te New York-Bay Cemetery. Rowr.—Ou Monday, Uctober 6, Wa. Hevry Kows, only gon ‘of Richard and Sarah Howe, of Margate, Keut, Eng land, aged 21 years 2 months and 27 days, of disease contracted at the seat of war. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, aiso the mem Bers of the Hawkins Zouaves, are juvited tw attend the faneral, on Weduesday morning, at ten o'clock, from his jate residence, No. 263 West Forty-seventh street. Rovrx.—On Monday , October 6. Cranixs Rovkx, native of Maynoot, county Kildare, Iremnd, in the 37th year of his age, of consumption, son of the late Audrew and Ann Rourk. The friends and relatives of the fa: ily are respectfally invited toatiend the fumeral, from the residence of his Drother in-law, 74 Eldridge street, on Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock Scori.—Tue remaius of Mrs. General Scott having ar rived, her fuveral wiil take place on Wednesday after. noon, at one o'clock, in St. Thomas’ church, Broadway. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend without further invitation. Suanpisy.—In Frederick, Md..on Wednesday, October 1, from wounds received at the battle of Antietam, Cap tain Trworay L. Suaxpiey, of Company D, Sixty ninth regiment N.Y. V., Meagher's Brigade, aged 29 years and , S months. 1" Chicago papers please copy. Srickx —On Saturday, September 20, from wounds re- tived on the battle field of Antietam. NaPouwon Hoxa- a @ ‘kTs Sricer, a ne, a B, Nioth gregimevt 2 tawkins’ Zouaves) N Borneide’s division, Nin «ay corpe, son of Bety' jeer, of this city, aged 4 «reand 7 months. He joined the corps when the regi- me OM firet left this city, aud wae engaged in the battle of Hos voke and in all thers wince his regiment took part, ae 4. was never absent from duty. ‘TA. © relatives and friends of his father, aud of bis uncles, Kaw it ie Lae, George. David and Francis Spicer, also the mem ber of Hawkins’ Zounves and other military orga- Bizat tons now in this city, are respectfully invited to at- tend: the funeral, from the residence of his uncle, Kiwi Luff, "10th street and Sixth avenue, on Wednesday after- moon, at three o'clock. ‘Tram %.—At Harlem, on Saturday Gctobder 4, Eprrs Brut, uild of Almon and Ellen 1. Fiends of the family ure respectfully invited to at- fend bh ef funeral, from the house of mer parents, One Hunare d and Twenty-sixth street, between ‘enues, this (Tuesday) afternoon at foul pS i le ch pe ree a a Oy Before Hon. Judge Baraard. THE TRIAL OF MRS. REAL FOR THE MURDER ‘OP HER ‘BUSBAND SEF DOWN FOR WEDNESDAY—NOTICD TO IURORS—THE INDIANA BONDS. Gor. 6.—The Grand Jury were cailed, but se Court said ‘that in consequence of a Grand Jury being m the General ‘Sessions, and there existing some doubt-of the action of ‘twe grand juries et the same term, they were now diseharged until the first Monday m Novembe! The petty jury were then called, but only thirty-three ‘answered to their names ‘The Court said that the District Attorney had better take ap order for an additional panel of two bundred jurors for Wednesday moruing. Mr. Hall was going to suggest one hnndred. The Oourt—From my experience in the Court of Sessions, | Tthink'you had Detter have awo hundred. Will Wednes- | day suit the counsel! on each side? ‘Mr. Fawin James, associated witb Mr. Dunphy for Mrs. Keal, said they were extremely anxious w have as little delay as possible—he trusted not beyond Weilnesday. The Court took that opportunity to state that he would not excuse any juror on the plea of business; # any ap- plication is made on the ground of iliness, the part would not be exc:.sed untess the doctor's certificate, is companiod by an affidavit. It is the duty of every! juror ard in disposing of the criminal business. ‘The case of Mrs. Real will be called on Wednesday, on whien day the additional panel will be returnable. THE INDIANA BANK FORGERIES, ‘The People ve. Samuel Hallet —The devendant is indict- ef for forgery in the third degree, in seiling alleged ficti tious bonis ‘of the Bank of the State of Indiana for $10,000 each. Mr. John Burrell appeared on the part of the defendant, and moved to quash the indictment. ‘The Pistrict Attorney snggested to the counsel the pro- Priety of demurring, as by that course of proceeding the ‘matter might de further contested if the Court should de- Pa that the mdictment was bad, but if the Court should de agajust the prosecution on a motion to quash, ‘there the matter should end. The Court remarked that in such an event the District Attorney contd send a new bi! of indictment before another Grand Jury The District Attorney would not Nko to be guilty of such indecornm towards his Honor as to send the case before another Grand Jury if the indictment was decided to be bad on its merits; but if it were on a mere technical error im the pleadings, then of course he (Mr. Hall) should feel it his duty to frame anether indictment; but, as he under- stood that this motion was a substantial one, he thought the better course for the counsel on the other side would be to de:ur. Mr. Burrell said the course that he proposed was by the advice of learned counsel with whem he is associated, Mossrs. O'Connor and Brady, who ave how engaged in the Forrest divorce case in the Court of Appeals. He did not, therefore, feel at liberty to make any alteration in the proposed motion. ‘The Court said the counsel could proceed as he deemed advisabie Mr. Burrell then commenced to argue his motion to quash the indictment, contending, on the part of the de- fendant, fiat the mdictment charges forgery in a case which ig not covered by the statute of this State. The District Attorney contended that it was covered by the law of this State, and that such an offence as this, involving an important issue, should not be decided on a State Senator McMnrray. What the object of the visit vessels had been decorated in their festive attire, and St. Louis, and Lieutenant Ww. B. Blackwell, of the Twenty- motion to quash. was has not been ascertamed. presented a very beautiful appearance on the river. sixth regiment New York Volunteers, are stopping at the The Court took the ‘papers and reserved its decision. The Austrian Consul General, Charles F. Loosey, Esq., Governor Pierpont, of Virginia, is in Cincinnati on busi- Governor E. ). Morgan and Thurlow Weed, of Albany: wife, and J. Barnes, of Washington; M. Ryerson, of Chi- York; Major Tiffany, of the United States Army: L. Janes, CoMMON. Pal —Part 1—Nos. 680, 1804, 780, 542, 1a, 7," 1228, 1 Personal Intelligence. ‘The Hon. Horatio Seymour, democratic candidate fo, Governor of this State, paid a visit to the police head- quarters yesterday morning, and had quite a lengthy in- terview with General Superintendent Kenneay and Com- missioner Bowen. Mr. Seymour was accompanied by ex- Austria, The Emperor’s ‘health and that of the Arch- duke Maximilian was drank with appropriate toasts and sentiments to the success of the Austrian mercantile flag, which is represented by an unusual number of Aurtrian vessels in port, and were duly responded to. The Austrian committce ni charge of the remains of the late Colonel Mathewson, of the Thirty-second regiment New York Volunteers; Captain M. B. McLaughlin and Major G. 0. Braston,of the United States Army; C. A. Withers, of Cincinnau; L. U. Giles, of Port Royal; G. W. Sumners, of dence, in celebration of the saiut’s day of the Emperor of Majors Wilson and Little, and Captain Fish and Dayton, among the arrivals at the Astor House yesterday. Court Calendar—This =r y: 2841, , 2871, 2675, 2305, 2909. Part 2— , 2904, 2006, ; 2934, 1819, Part 2318, ‘2847, 33, 1965, 1313, 29, 23 1, 2393, 2413, 987, 23 od, a 24, 2298, 2300, 2302, 2312, 2316, Part’ 2—Nog. 746, 373, 591, 2138, 1146, 6. 242, 1203, 1205, 207, 1211, T229 12 Arrivals Dep * ARKIVALS. Liverroot—Ship Piscataqua—C T How, WH White, W entertained a large party of his countrymen at his resi ness connected with his State. Metropolitan Hotel. Major J. W. Phelps, of Brattleboro, Vt.; R. H. Gillet and cago; W. H. Evans, of Portland, Me. A. F. Smith, of New of St. Albans, Vt.; and Hon, B. Field, of Albany, were 1215, 1218, 1219, 1220, 1223, 1224, 1225, 1226 Simes, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW 6 02) Nicholson, Live rpool—Harbeck & Co. 0, Munford, Liverpool—B A Mumford. wee, Ruvand, Ingraham, London—Funch, Melnce & Arthur Child, Child, Glangow—Neemith & Sons. p Nicolina (Aust), . Queen —Hbimboe & Co. p Quesnel, Fuuck, Havre—Boyd & Hincken. Bark Queen Victoria’ ¢Br), . Bristol—Barclay & Lt- Vingston. ‘Bark Cereal (Bi 1 Cc ). McDonald, Plymouth—J Jackson. roc! donderry—Metcaif & Duncan. reciiles—Moore & Henry. ‘ardeuas—Moere & Henry. Ro Tile (Nor), Ande Anderson, Queenstown—Punch, Meincke af Brig Gardina (Ital), Campos, Oporto—Hagemeyer & nn. eine 8 Solferino, Higgins, Para and fa market—Burdett & werett. Brg [3 M Hine (Rr), Dart, Demarara—H J & C A Dewolf, Cygne (Fr). Duchinne, 8t Pierre—G Wheelwright, EB yress (Br), McCulloch, Matanzas—H S Vining, by Thaxter, Coombs, Philadelphia—H D Brookmat Ee oe in (Br), Peterson, Vera Oruz—B F Smatl & C oe Fellow Craft (Br), Onborn, St Johns, PR—P I Nevii Behr Lane (Br), Warren, Port au Prince—H de Cordova Schr Harkaway (Br), dete ge let & Co, Sehr Kensington, Hayden, W: sabington-=G b Janvrin. a Townsend, Townsend, Wi agion—Benuy, Smith ‘Schr 34 Bedell, Ryder, Washington—M Bedell. Schr Hattie Low. Mutnford, Milton—A ¢ Havens, Schr Open Sea, Rogers, Philadelphia—H D Brookman & ea ) papers please copy. " —) Nan fh Smms.—0n Sunday, October S, Mant Vax Homes, Pa Hinting, Caran, Boon —Maatr. " writ verre Hoesen, ag: rW Mazyck, Conklin, Providence—L Kenn} ‘The {rb nde and relatives are reapectfully invited to at- | Schr lady A/aths, Hudwin, Newport— Maser.” fend we ‘at 72 Heury street, on Wednesday after. [rah ey Seneg Men Ste M doon, att woo ‘clock. re ‘Van im "KeN.—On Saturday, Soptember 27, at the hospi: ARRIVED. ®aionthe. Oattle fleld, of wounds recaived.on the Tin at Seema Rey, Wrest (U 8 transport), Crabtree, Washing- preen ton, DC tn 0 UB Quarwermaster, Florence (ot Bomony Wadsworth, Wham of Compan, esa cao June 3, paaned Anjier Jgly 5, Cape aon hope 22 you ronsed the equator in A Bopt 5, with teas, cot- os P dnvited to act ond the funeral, from the residence of bis father, John \ “an Beuren, corner of Clinton avenue and Chambers sire ot, West Hoboken, on Wednesday, with. @ut further wy itation. Wureurr.—C 0 Sunday, October 6, of diarrhos, Man. eansr, only <h tild of George and Kate Wheeler,aged 1 'b mouths. and 5 days. ‘The relatives . «hd friends of the family are respectfully dnvited wo atten’ the funeral.-from the residence of her parents 475 Sixt b avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at clock ar Swaday, Uctober 5, from wounde received the battie of Armtiet Md., Gaptaic Evwanp H. Fon ‘ot the Fulky-mnth rogimeat, New York Volauteers, in the s'5uh yeu of bis age ‘The iniends af tbe family, the officers and members ef be above: reginzent iv the city, also the officers and inem- ‘bers of Ghe Seventy first regiment, New York State M weaafully iwvited te attend his funeral, at year, iuin, are , resp bine o'cloe k, on Wedmenday of bie brouser, Wiliam Wade, No. 6 St roy street, n car Bi morning, from abe Luke's piace, he- he Turf. UNRON COURAB, 1. 1.—9ROTTING, Monvay. Gers ber 6.-—sweepstakes $400, for two yeor Olds, mile beate, in barmoss FY. Dubois named 0b. ¢., by Ethan Allen. 3. 1). MeMann nar ed eb rou Jupiter . H hn pee in Mo L. Mott naw “ zai Lime, 2 hes 19. The abowe race we ‘cqaridered @ interesting aaftair by a certain clase of breeders of trotting stoek, but fo the general tarfvo— the patron of speed—it afforded Iitue amusemen’. The result of the race proved potking wae one tovat the best broken aad most do. eile colt would win; an@ ¢hore who were posted were ‘Sowing very high odds .% Dubots’ colt, which had been d cared for by , ellam John,” the beat handler He drove the colt in the Mann's fil Broken of youngsters on Long Isian t ace, abd won vi clevert; too high atrung, i very a ‘ely aa bas a Beautiful style Of action. Weea @ COW beanty, but did net aot well, and was dista Wood on the first teat, ‘excellent for two yea," !48. Knapp and Henry Cha¥ trot a mateb $F $2,000, this afternoon, at the Fash). was @ little of Antietam, Witia H. Vax Beurex, «member 7D, Ninth regiment New York State Militia, ors, 6 mouths and 13 daye. Tho mem ‘bers of tbe Ninth regiment to the city of New York, with. fd omg relatives, Col. M.M. Van Beu- ren, Martin Van Beureu, D. Van Beuren and B. D. Brush, isd the me, ‘bers of Neptune Company No. 3, of West Hoboken, Hu 4800 City aud Union Hall, are respectfully tons Ac, to Co, Aug 8, lat 35208, lat’ 2625 E, spoke whalingechréiver Cloud, of New London; had 600 uble oll, bound te Cape Good Hope, 26 monthe Shap Teaae Webb. Hutchinson, Laverbogh, Sept 5, with mdse and 209 passengers H Mar Ship Piseatadua (ot Portsinouth, i 82 dave, with mdse, (0 Simes, Chase & Co, Sept p Ferdinand, “Bolierdi lat Oct 2, kat 40 83, lon'72 30, Bont to New York. arej] Shillaber, Liverpool, 21 days, with walt, to ene Thos Richardson & ce mnpamy with W6rh, lat 44 58, frem Lollond Ship Sept 22, lat 49.45, ‘ion 874, waa in Her, irom, Liverpool. for New, Vark, sisnalized Br stip Ward Chipman, land for Quebec, 27 daya eut. in, isco’ Liver ool, Sept il, with mdse ané pemengers, 10 CH Marshall & €0 toneah Peduot cof Saco), Davis, Liverpoel, Aug 29, with coal, 0 tester neliue Grinnell, Spencer, London, and Isle of mee Sept 2, with Sateehoa Shacsesderaite Grinwalt Min. tur ohn Bunyan (Br.of Aberdeen), Ailan, London, 26 oop hy asiter. whiCivde ‘ihr. af Yarmouth, NS), Perry, Oardiff, $8 days, mati Teenie (of Kennebunk), Nowel, Havre, ept 1, with Ship Cabarine (at Boston), Freeman, New Orleans, 25 days, With waar, he to Dunbar & Baik Levasson' (of Bessy sg fOr. it, iosties, ett ypiirvad tron, to JW Biel £ Go rneptae, at 40 14, Jon 47:40, spoke ‘ahfp Lizzie Homan trom Liverpool for New i Bark Penguia (Br, of Auaderiang), in ballast, to order. és McGregor, Glasgow, 41 Bark Vicworine cof Soulhport). J mise, 10 OC Dusean & Uo wept 1h ini se Sor ee ee a det Br bark Athance, from Wegman Tor Mew i. Harold (Br, of ; Bark Harold (Br. of amd), Clapoth, Cardiff, 49 Sept 2, tk Warren’ Hallett tof Boston), Mallett, Bahia, with idea, Fosewood, Ac, to order, opines Hark a ane (Pri, Daudret Bt Thomas, 16 Geevs, im Dal. ed wo st cto (Br, of Yarmouth, ey im ballast, to Boyd & iget, Jr, Doane, Wash iigteny 7 MB), Trask, Yar. 7 days, in ballast, wan bee Je eine (Br of Bete), sep relling, Exeter, 36 F bul 120, It 45°90, lon 4 jermagie, for fuareelt 22d, Int 43 89, lon 44 mereéd Tale, hence for Liverpool; 27th, lat poke Br seh Onward, of Plymouth, hence i Anne (Br, of suadertand, Brown, Bligo, 39 ears, in Fie (sr), Curry, Dublin) 30 days, with sorap NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTORER 17, 1862. eee CB), Ryan, Singan, OB, 1 @en Boyd, Evans, 4a Rival taew 300 tans), Binith: ortiand, Ot i, tn ballast, \eear Nancy (80), Berry, CB, 10 days, with coal, \éehr Ocean Wave Lockhart, Windsor, NS, 10 days, Sehr Mey E Mangam, Hallett, Havana Sept 25, with se gar, to © Goods} “sh Ro Fossa, WP, 1 trait toes Beas, sn, Hat sieke eke 3B Farland, henee for Port Rov>l. chr Sarah Ji ‘Weat), ras Key West, 21 days, ned stores, ty H Benner, Sebr a or; a zoeken. Norfolk, 3 days. Bette Thre Berit Ma Mi Three Schr Giraf eer ary Soni oigt ii, Sehr Mary . Presac, Batdgeport, Schr Alfred Hall, Reed, Portland, Ct, for Albany. Sehr E A Stevens, Cunningham, Albany for Portiand, Behr Cha: Nickerson. Albany for Sehr Louis Spanier, Lovell, Albany for Sehr Alabama, Gardnen, Rondout for Boston, Soop E Gibbs, Providence, 2 days, Sloop Charles, Coleman, New London, 2 Ricamer Jetfereon (U S transport), Whitney, Fortress Mon- Toe. 48 hours, to U 8 Quaatermaster. Sicamer James 8 Green (U8 transport), Mahon, Washing- ton, DC, to ¥ 8 Quartermaster, Sieamer Samagn. Danning, Philadetphia, Steamer ¥ W Braue. 7. Baltimore, Sleamer Laurel, Christofery Baltimore. Steamer Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia, Retwaxrp—Schr Crenshaw, Nelson, henge 21st for Glas- returned to port yesterday, having on 28th ult, lat 39 63° n 64 13, in a heavy gale from SE, earried away head of fore- mast, }fhbeom and sprung mainmast. Wind at sunset 8. ty nee "2 days. fing Sars ne \~ Sur, aa at San Frat a co from Boston, reports Apri ion 41, sawa brig waterlogged an iouer; We name cf Hawes on ine sara -all inal sould be made out, Aug 29, died of inilammation, John Brown, seaman, Bu nan Conana. from Gonat of Ghilt for Sw Iniva, caught tte off Cape Horm, (no date gtven: took to the boats aud reached Beauch iion of the seamen were ‘item. The reat sistance, where, short! and otters were 0 Of logs and arms. ; Bu Sonn Ounis—A survey was held at Newport Sd, on'schr Orris. which but in at Newport night of It. leaking, whic resulted in the dectsion to discharge the vessel suflicie ket atthe leak, ‘The eargo, consisting inortty of wheal, x ‘ie sured in Loi Tris has been taken to Commercial 23, of them died, There was picked up off Block Island last week, about 3 miles from the shore, about half the quarter deck of a vessel, th a portion of the stern attached, ‘having on it the lettera 2 FT” (or Celt), being a portion of the name. and be- of the bailing port, "Machias.” There were fehing marke abot it whereLy it could be rom the wreck of brig Celt, lost on the Hen and Chi ‘A. Valpar: Paper of Sept 1 states that an unknown wreck was seen sinking off Torgey (no date or particulars given), by sowne fishermen: subsequently the body of aman waa found in the waters of Papudo, supposed an American, Two casks of wine and fragments of the cabin of a vessel have been picked up upon the same coast Spoken, we, Ship Sarah Newman. Cobb, from Boston for Shanghae July 4, lat 16 44 .N, lon 33.1 Bark'Cora, Muntoe, from NYork for Shanghae, July 10, lat S201 N, jon 45 25, Bark Liberty, bound S, was seen Sept 2, lat 78, lon 31 20, ‘Nhe ship Davenport, from Gibra lar. and dark Adeline C Adams, from Londonderry, were both spoken in Boston bay 6th inst, and ordered to New York. Foreign Ports. AsPixwaut. Sept 20—Arr sehr Susan Chas, Forbes. Boco der Toro (and sid 24th for Ban Juan). Cld 25th, bark Golden . Whiteberry, NYork. JURNOM AYERS Avg i--Arr bark‘Mystery, Hamilton, Liver. rpool via Montey’ Banta, Sept 2—In port bark J A Hazard. Payee, for New York 7 oF 8 days: brig Eaglet, Homer, for do do. Cartae, Aug 27—Arr ships Winlied Seott, Rogers, Chin- chas (and ‘sid 30th for France); JG Richardson, Kenaall, do (and ald Sept for Antwerp}; bark Keypt, Holmes, do a (and #ld Sept I for Cork); ismau, Thomas, Chinchas (and sid Sept 1 for England); Harry | Blut, Reaman, do (and sid Sept 1 for Antwerp); Isabella, Collin, do (and sid Sept 3 for Hamburg); Sept 6, Hamlin, Wheelwrighhi Antwerp (and sid 11th for: Chinchas): Radiant, Mathews, Chinchas cand ald 11th for London) ; 8h, Visurgia, Baker, do (and sid 11th for Cork); 9th, iiandina Daeg, Atwood, Chinci.as, Sid Aug 27, ships Uncowah, Follans 3 20th, Bor- 0, Reed, ‘Shinchas, ist, bark Vole éItal), San Franetsco x Sth,’ Jas F Patten, erey, pL 3, sips Lincoln, Mason, Chinchas Tn por’ Sept 12 (aqittional), ships Northern Crown, Mer- rth, and Col Adama, Watts. Hoowviv, July 'IS—Arr bark Kathlecn, Francisco: 31st, ship Storm King, Callaghan, do (an day for Hong Kong); Aug 6, bark Delaware, Gregg, do (and ‘same day for Shanzhac), abferohant, San next “ie ‘ony, Sept 151 port ships HV Baater, Owen, for NYork; Genoa, Street, for Antwerp: Bullion, Hodgdon, from Cardiff, arr 14th; New Hainpshire, Lord, from Genoa. char- tered for NYork: bark Mary Lee, Morton, for Sicily Sept 16, to load fruit; and others as before, saaee bark Jane M Thurston, Gti ker %, Yor NYO 4 reldMth, brig Olive, Manadield, NYork. ANAMA, apt Be in port ship Forest Eagle, Sieeper; trom. York, dike coal. Quetxstowx, Sept25—Arr BrateamshipOlty of New York, Petrie, NYork for Liverpool. 5 Rio Jaxrino, Aug 29—toing in, bark Fanny Fsrrester, rom. Boat {Pap Stuamsmir Joka, ovr Care Rack—Tauronarure.} (The Londonderry.) ‘Latest vi Gloucester; Zou- Arr from NYork, Siciluun, and Courter, ave, Padstow, and Samorer, at Stockhol American Ports. BOSTON, Oct'’4, F M—Arr suipe Clara Bg Merritt, Li- verpool; Good Return. Balch, New ford; (Br), Wright, Jacmel: sehrs Geo 8 Adama, Fisk, J A’ Par. Christopher, Loeses Bursley, ‘Shaw; Aithe: Kright, Endicott, and Enoch Moore, Gan zabethport: G W 'Bald- , and et Sute, (Br, rt, Lowell, Havana; Chi Oo: dy, } win, Long: Hallett, via NYork: schrs Geo Byro: Butler, Georsetown, a M Steele, C! ML Wrightincton, "Baxter, ‘Young America, ’ Barker, Biearr bark Selah, Gould, Bal : brigs Win Re Saw. yer, Bradford, NOricans; Sarab_ Be Tallaghan, Phila- de Iphia: Lady a Lake (of fa Isle), Haskell, Eliza. ins Dol can, ith, "Flizabethport; Roundar i" Delaware, Sinith, E ;_Otranto, eee Ronitont; ‘Niteed fort: Valhalla, Barre't, Corni* Nickerson, and H. Driseoe, and Van Mary Hawes, Dwight, trom Surinam. ‘Sign age, Grant, do; Gen Peavey, Fanti and Telographed—Bark Ei for three ships, one French, A ete ordered off by pilot boat No &. Sid Sunday, wind Ww strata. Brig Foster sd trom Srigate Santee; brig BALTIMORE, Oct 4—Arr ship Bremerhaven (Brem), Hil- St Thomas barks Einpress Theresa, Johnson, Rio Ja- van, Thompson. Buenos Ayres; Br schr Frank, on Brown, Long © rks Washington, White, Rio Ja’ reiro; Ham Young, Live! brigs Elisha Doane. Morgan, Areabo, PR: Cla inrey, “Pernain- bueo aid a mk"; schra David Paust, Jackson, and Southern. Julia Newell, Trott, Frovicenee, Tynemouth (Br), Od 10h, ship Young bark Golden Gate, Thornbill, eer = port Sept 10, shipe Dictator, Phillipa, and David Crock. on urcegs, to load grain fF Liverjool: Goldeu Eagle, Swift, for Callao; Saracen, Osgood, and Helios, Webmer, Ae a UA TATE (by tel) ship Rattle pher Hall; Procman, doy Tou FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Oct. 6-6 P. M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows with that of last cae sepeatn % 100 161.046 ai a7 900,723 153,291 | Oat 165,057,113 34,325,587 9,900,112 167,944,771 Tncrease. $4,896,067 733.085 99,389 4,652,919 The pending speculation in stocks has thus at length enabled the banks to lend the increase in their deposits for one week at all events. For many weeks the deposits have been increasing at the rate of two to three millions a week, while the increase in the loans was only about half to three-quarters of a million. The four millions in- crease above reported no doubt represents the amount loaned on stocks during the most active speculative week ever known im the histo- ry of Wall street. It illustrates with how small a sum of money this street can be thrown inte convulsions. If the banks were to lend ten millions on stocks, itis presumable that the trans- actions would .be double what they are. and the advance would probably be twice as rapid. It is to be hoped that commerce will soon begin to de- vise employment for some of our unemployed bank deposits. Money is én better supply to-day than it was on Satarday. Any amount can be borrowed at 5 per cent, and some lenders are content with 4. First class mercantile names go readily at 445 per cent. Certificates of indebtedness continue to rule at 99%. There és far too much money in the country for money to advance in value in consequence of an increase of stock speculation in Wall atreet. A very few millions of dollars will carry all the stocks which are bought and sold in the street, and if the banks, from a misconception of the present con- ition of affairs, decline to lend on the more active class of securiti thetr depositors will rebieve them of the task. No bank %& properly managed which is not doing @ good business at the present time. Exchange sold this morning at 155°4, some lead- ing houses holding their bille at 136. Gold sold at 123 im the morning, at 12334 in the afternoon, and closed at that bid. There has heen a lull duing the pdst week in the speculation in gold and de- mand notes, probably owing to acvidental causes, and especially to the diversion of the speculative element into the channel of railway stocks and bonds. Aimy, NYork: Christo. Kong. This has been another day of active speculative excitement in Wall street, and of further opward movement in paices. A few operators and some of the brokers, failing to trace the present state of affairs to its trae causes—namely, the impulse given to trade by the government expenditarcs, the iewue of paper currency, and the large traffic on the leading ines of railway—are lost in amazement at the strengts and endvranca.nf the that ;bey ad to undergo araputation | brig Anguata | BL Chl, ened “ va mi an ‘to = 30 ne 180 Pel, L & Wes RR. 110 100 Tol & Wab pref.. 150 Pitts, Ft W& Chic. Bt do... ward movement. They have been looking for reaction every day for a fortnight, while stocks have been rising one per cent a day. Blindty com- paring the present movement ia stocks—which rests on causes and events wholly unprecedented in our history, and only paralleled once or twice 60 Cumber Coal “ 30 do. rain oo) im the history of Europe—with the twopenny 200 do. speculations of past times, which grew out of a tem- | 4 A do... . epson Wat'n RR 81 porary rise in grain, orfall inimoney, or accidental | 1490. N-¥ Central Ri 108 10Norw & Wor RR 63 development of the speculative spirit, these reaxon- | 100 do....,.b60 Ee. 6 pea 8KCO! . ers are utterly bewildered by the march of events, #10000 Use, 81.000 10436 250 she Hud Riv RR. 10% and look on idly while a new race of men, more vee 108% 50 keenly alive to the crisis, are reaping a handsome ‘sa Bert me harvest. Just as, im the erisis-of 1857, there were | 7000 Missouri 6’s.. 57 Jeading men in Wall street who could not read the | 25000 do.. 51M signs of the times, and were "always predicting a 20000 America gold ee reaction after each fall of 2a 3 per cemt, and at | 300 Dragons. Se last saw themselves swept away by the avalanche, so now there are persons who™are always expect- ing ‘the downward turn,” and making ready for it by selling their stocks and taking a moderate short time. They will probably have their reward. At the morning board all the railway shares were very active, at an advance. Pacific Mail rose 344, Erie old 1%, Evie preferred 4, Hudson River 2, Har- lem], Roading 4%, Michigan Southern 2, gaaran- teed 23%, Mlinoia Central 2, Galena %, Toledo %, Rock Island 1, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 3. Phere was to changein New York Central. Cumberland Coal started up te 3424. Adarge business was done in bonds. Michigan Southern seconds rone 1 per cent, Northwestern seconds 3, Toledo sinking funds 13%, Fort Wayne thirds 124, &¢. Missouri sixes continue very active; they advanced 17 thie morning. California sevens rose to 112. in gov- ernments there was no change. The provision of 00 Gal & Ci ie” COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monnay, Oct. 6—6 P.M. Braapsrvrvs.—Flour—Tho market was again firmer’ especially for common and medium grades of State and Western, while good to choice brands of extra were firm but inactive, as the views of holders were above those of buyers. ‘The chief demand was from tho home trade. ‘The transactions footed up about 20,000 bbis., closing the law‘of Congress providing® that.5-20 bonds can a 6 60 be issued at par for currency operates to prevent REA the other securities of the United States from 5 8 . ae sharing the general advance. At the close of the | Canadian................... 9 ” first 5 ae the market reacted 4% a ¥% per cent southern lessen eee supertine. ore . pie on Erie old and one or two other stocks; but the peur notes family do.... . : . be 2 . decline brought in fresh buyers, and before the Gn ‘meal, Je 340 a 37- —Canadian flour was firmer, and closed at an advance of be, to 10c. for some grades, with sales of 1,200 bbls. at quotations, Southern flour was firm and in good de mand, with sales of about 3,000 bbls. within the rango of the above quotations. Rye tlour was steady at our figures, with sales of 200 bis. Corn meai was steady at quota tiens, with sakes of 400 a 500 bbis. Wheat was rather firmer at the opening, but closed about Ic. lowor, with tolorably active sales at the concession. The trausactions footed up about 130,000 bushels, at $1 40 a $1 42 for white Michigan, $1 63 for a smalt lot, 300 bushels of Kentucky second board met it was recovered. At the second board the market was a fraction lower all round. Erie and Erie preferred were the weakest on the list, the former selling at a decline of 14 from the highest price of the morning. Michigan Central was firm at the morning price; a dividend of 4 per cent is expected on this stock. Mfinois Central guaranteed and New York Central fell 4 percent. At the close the market was firm, the z . 4 white, received frem Cincinnati in bags at $1 53, following being the closing quotations $135’ for fair white Ohio, $129 a $1 30. for U3 6's,reg,81.104 34 a 10434 . 50% a 503 | amber Western and $1 26.2 $1 29 for red Western, $1 21 US 6's,cou,’81.104 a 1044, 78% a 78% | 9 $1 23 for amber Iowa, &c.; $1 14.a$1 20 for Milwaukee US5's,couy74. 92% a 03 Michigan Cen. 87% a 83. | club, and $1 08a$1 16 for Chicago spring. Corn was Trn7$ 10 p.c.105%4 21053 MichSo& Nia 46% a 454 | without change of moment in prices, while the demand US6's, Lyre. 093 a 99% MISAN lagua 324 a f0ie | wan tlerably active, rit sales of 140,000 bushels,» large vs dem’d n..119}, a 1103 Panama ...... 146 portion of which was in poor condition, at 44c. a ‘bac. for Toanessen 68. 593; 8 60 Iinois Contral 82% a 625; | inferior grades, and sound Western mixed, in shipping Virginia 6% Cleve & Pitts. 25% a 36% | order, at S00. aW0e., chiefly at the latter gure, Rye Missouri 6 Galena & Chi. 86° a 862; | was Scarce and in demand, with a sale of 1,000 bushels Amer’ Clev & Toledo. 72% « 32% Stato at 82c. Barley was steady: sales of about 5,000 Pacitic Mail,..183- a 18334 Cbi & Rk Isi'd. 835, a 833, | bushels Canada East were made at $1 10a$1 15. Farley NY Central. “30H 2.30836 Chi,Bur& QRRI0O7— a —~ | malt was nominai at $1 23 a$1 35. Outs wero in good Eri e Mil'& PrauCh 37. a 38 request, in part for future delivery, at 58c. a 59c. for 84% 0 bas NY Cen 78,76 43 Canadian, and at 50¢. a 60c. for State. Hodson River, 70°" a 10% Brie RR3dnb.107% 0 108 Gorrxs.—The market was firm and prices advanced Harlem....... 24349 24% Con bds,7's.105% a — | abou’ ic. per Ib., with active sales. The transactions embraced 3,000 bags Rio at 24c. ; 5,000 bags do. were sold After the second board the market was firm on | 4 23%¢. 0 24 }c., and 6,500 bays do. were soid, supposed the Western shares, but hardly so good on the | on ea ay wee Sea a i Ane ae i oTTON.-—The market was quiet and sales confined Eries. Galena sold at 865%, Rock Island at 83%, | snout 200 a 300 bales, while prices were in @ degree no- Illinois at 82, guaranteed at 8444, Michigan Cen. | minal at 65c. a 56c. for middling uplands. Freiurs.—Rates were rather firmer. To Liverpool tral at 8734, Erie old at 58}, Erie preferred at 8424, Hudson at 70. The market finaly closed strong. Among other stoeks-which have Jong been ne- glected ‘and despised, spécilation has once more seized hoid of Cumberland. Goal, which has ad- vanced 7 a8 per cent within a few days, and is very active indeed. The stock of this company used to sell some years ago at 75 a 80 per cent. ‘Bad management and the crisis of (1857 caused it to decline to5 a6 per cent. . It was then—in 1858—-taken in hand by a party of wealthy men, and advanced to 25 a 30, with every prospect of about 35,000 a 40,000 bushels wheat were engaged at 12d. a 12444. in bulk ond in ship's bags, and 15,000 Dushels of corn at 113¢d. in bulk, and 2,000 bbis. flour at 28, 6d, 43% To London 7,000 bushels 0: wheat. at 13d. in bulk, and 200 tierces beef.at 75. 6d. A foreiga brig was taken up for Cork and orders at p. t. Provieions.—Pork—The market was rm, with sales of 2,000 bbis. . part reported for future delivery, at $1175 a $ll 873, chielly at the inside figure; $13 50 a $13 6234 for thin'mess, and at $10 25 4 $10 373 for prime. Beet was heavy, wih sales of 400.2 00 bbis. at $12 60.0 $13 for plain inese, and at $14.0 $14 50 for extra. Cut meats were inactive. Lard was in good demand, in part to #1 Tivo, and prices were quite firm, with sales of 2,000 pack- ages at 93¢c..a10c, Buttor and’ cheese were steady and prices unchanged. SvGaxs were quite steady aud in fair request, with sales of about 800 hhds., including Cuba at 9146. a'93<c., i i . | and plain New Orleans at '10c. a 1034¢., and lic. for prime becoming a substantial property. Unfortu- @o., and 1130. for clarified do., aud’8,000 bags at p. t., nately, the price of coal was low, the | sold late on Saturday afternoon. company got involved in a protracted lawsuit with some of its former directors, the rich men who had bonght the stock grew weary of waiting and sold ont, and so the stock gradually sank to about $8 a$l0a share. The chief basis of the present movement is the high price of coal. Cum. berland Coal is selling at $9 a ton, and the coal au- thorities predict that it will gostill higher. In the course of a short time the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be sufficiently repaired for the tran: action of business, and at the present high prices the difference between canal and railroad trans- portation sinks into insignificance. The argument is that if the Cumberland Coal Company was able to pay interest and expenses when coal was low, _ FINANCIAL. NKERS, NO, 60 WALL street, insue letters of credit to travellers, available in ail parte of the world through Messrs. Howscnildy of Paria, Jondon, Frankfort, Vienna, Naples, and their correspon jena, CLAIMS AND INFORMATION ‘Washington, I have ‘ninent dues, 32 Pine street, N. ¥. |ALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY Interest Coupons purchased at the Lest rates, by AN, SHERMAN & Cu., Bankers, corner of Pile and Nasswu streeti, New York ALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY coupons purchased at the best rates by WM. “T. COLEMAN & CO., 70 Wek street and I¢t Peat! atFect, NALIPORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY the present high price of coal ought to put it in a star RANCISCO CITY ‘ co thest rates by DUNCAN, SHER. ed ee a eee ne cee ces mrocen Se] NAR Ay CO, Bankers, corucr of Pine and Nassau sureeus, very high, as the following table shows:— ow York ies Delaware & Hudson. n2 UNCAN, SHERMAN & CO., BANKERS, CORNER OF Pennsytvania Coal 163 Pp and Nassau street New York, issue circular 10 | Notes and letters of evedit for traveliers, avaiable in all the 18 cities of the world; also mercantile cre tor uae in Harope, 45 China and nd Cabfornin, ue The Sub-Treasurer informs us that new ar- rangements have been made by which the supply of postage currency will be increased by the end of this week to $50,000 a day, instead of $27,000, UF bated EXCHANGE 1B_ TABLES, FROM PAR TO 140 M40 PER CENT, COMPUTED 1 IN| EIGHTHS, EIGUTY PAGES CLOTH, and to $100,000 a day within a short period. The oe Sub-Treasurer received nearly $400,000 to-day on atid nope deposit at 4 percent. The business of his office HERES AEEAs, imecpe, 3 street. For sale a the office of CHARLES TAYLOR, ae at 59 Peart at Staz'oor oo AND STATIONERS GENERALLY.” 11,354'900 14 | KPOTICE.—ROME, WATERTOWN, AND OGDENSBURG Railroad.—Treasures's OF Watertown, Oct. 3, 1862, d holders tre hereby notified The exchanges | at the Bank Clearing House this bet the 3 per cent govern. morning were $48,187,580 66, and the balances | Pefunded st che see ard fog ind nyy a 'the People's sapien Ne ee eee GEICEE trerurer FFICE OF Pe GLE FIRE COMPANY, ant n WALL STREET, New York, October 3, A sembannual dividend of ten (10) per cent (leas govern- ment iax) bas been deciared, payable ou demand. By order of the Board of Directors, A. J, CLINTON, Secretary. RIZE MONEY FOR CAPTURES MADE BY THE Sirti MonpayY, 1863- 100 ehs NyCeoRK 0 104% 100 do. 600 104 NETTLETON, GILBERT 4 Ositr) 0 CAPITALISTS. three te tive years, for which any jeeded: the principal and interest will 8 doubt a well us larze coutingent prot. Apply to hire HOOCK & No. 6 Wail Ure DIME EgyiNGs BANK, and 429 Canal, corner of Varick street, ‘Open dally trom 10 A.M. till 2. aud from Gil TB. M. Deposits made ou of before October 20 will bear inierest from the lat fast i was of $600 and ander, and 24 Ly cer 99% 10,000 TO $30,000 WANTED FOR ie eal estate will be be guaranteed be; ond y 19000 US dem notes 11955 1000 City 5°s, 1873. 98 1000 Ill cou bas, °79 103 5000 Mlinots war In, 101 101 58 5000 Mich 6's, ‘78... 90 Joun Mobran, Vice Mautay G. Lae, V -Prasitent. 1 66 Bie eeu . 8. CHAPIN, Secuetary. 2500 California 7'6.. 11 WANTED—AMPLE SECURITY GIVEN 500 N ¥ Cen 6's... 108 $6. 00 at seven percent interest; also, an interest 1000 N ¥ Cen bs, 76 113 eh, vasine nf which rill pay ry yearly net profit of rer 00 ‘ 000, with ne Fisk and highly res} le. Hersone wis Moo doses sto 1073 taraive gare orine ah or itn thee merce, Hf Rrie iit iin 10s | ~ Keg ress Merc! hant, Herald office, for particulars or an 10000 d * THE MILITARY. Ww. mi ee SEVENTH REGIMENT, He 9000 Har let m bds. 116 N.Y. 8 Mi a ... 13100 6035 jar drill of tie command will commence am do, 11334 800 Reading Ri 18 red renga the Sth inst, at o'clock, “A°tull and enn ‘tte teh ‘enspe,old 110% 1200 ach Cent RR 88 W H'Ganonnn, Orderly. H. FARRAR, | JOMPARY 1, TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK J State Militia, —The members of thi command are re- quested to meet wi the Mercer House, in full uniform, on edwesday, 8 inAt,, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of being mustered gut of the United States servlor. "Ry omer Foro P. Grow. J. ACORN, Captai YOMPANY A, TWELFTH REGIMENT, N. ¥. 8 M— ( This company will assemble at armos Mercer Honse, on Wednerday, pn ad 8 afta t gh iuniform, rma aud equipments in perfect order, Tnnpectin, at o Fase ont ort the evi ot me tes, e knay is will ow Nitctox FERRY, Captain, of Isaac La Ros, Orderly Se jergonat Mo C PTH REGI- ime. Frmnsanmns comrare, & Exaaten RSE 50 do. jeifersou Market, on 550 to, 83 | Wednenday, mea: in fal dress uaitorm, s 4, ei 2 2000 IN Cen can bd sc 68 | for the inion oP fein thustered out of the United States 1000 tii & Pau CF rn 500 Cie ice. By order, s 1000 Clevok Ta 81 b it ee ae KKOX McAFER, Captain, B Company. 8000. dO... 64... 10814 io ¥.—1HE MEMBERS OF 90000 PittskiWACIm 74” 200 12" ra i inn Fearon © re/requented 2000 Cleve&Pitte3mb 87 100 a rooms, fferson Nprity tue (Tues. 30000 American goM. 128, 100 eB o'clock, 10 fansaet biinesk of impor yy 4c ‘ 100 Clow Col Gi RR 138 JOHN HANNA, Seerejary she Am 900 Gal & Chi RR. ™ 20 Shoe &Leather Be 100-875 do. SPORTING. i cae! 20 Continental Fank, 89% 100 do, 85. rt 3 PROK SLIP, NEW YoR! % do W000 oIew Kot Ht’ 78 pope fa Eee eeee ies Erierminsron, 5 Import'sATradbk 90 , 2X | anty eons per potile, | Mediaines forall. dingaves, Butler's Chi & Rie BO ey oe eepreech raining, Disen A. Fleas i GO. ee 0 83% ne igen inane, 8 big it? LIFE. i and acts upon a Vitiuted state of the great vigor, restoring it to a matural #1 Ir" yout blood ts vitiaued, the liver irregular, isordered, the disor ad bee cafecseas ‘mptoma, = wy ao viene perplex. Plan pod! a monimoreea oF soeee disease Ou, DOUBLE STRENGTH urs This artile ts being exitinnely. ‘used by soldiers, of th army for routing ont of the wpntena, werciry, qu an ipolsons, and is meeting with great euveeas vg By mot CAM? FEVER, Send ht” to usa of your ‘friends in HYATPS “AB.” BALSAM cin omer be hageat watt pas! Dey ane 240 GRAND. SRE nag °, $! (aad bottle; oF + paaicee ny alt dozens, at $ HaT 18 GUNJAH WALLAH? W Me orid renow ned Turkish Nervine cares i ately nervous % alpitation of heart, 1 Polis quinine, hgiors and all natvatien: ia.a powertal eat pin wold? sitver und satin boxes, 24 crnus raclh oF Avg bo: 8, in uniaue Turkish carton, for, #1: postage on boxer, 5 cents; on cartons, 2) cents, which must accom ‘Sold by druggists, Immense quantities each order. ‘Agents wanted for cities and counties, Sole Import BCOTT & ists, B61 Broadway. D. 8. B. 2a eneral ind ork, ‘ Wa te ‘Los AND FOUND. ! 0G LOST—ON $ \TCRDAY; AN ITALIAN HOUND, white, with Diack collar, The fuder will be somely rewarded by leaving her at Mr, F. Steadman's, No. Amity street, OUND—ON SATURDAY, 4TH INST. IN — sireet, near Fourth avenue, & Purse, conuining & Sx amount of money. Inquire at 36 Erving Place, New Yo Pousp— PORTZMONNAIE, CONTAINING A 8U of money, which the owner can get lw deseribiny contents and paying charges. Apply at 38 East Twenty-aat street, , (OUND—ON SUNDAY MORNING, IN UNION SQUAREd opposite the monument, a Broveh, The owner may Fe: cover by calling on Mrs. d’Auterroches, 93 West Thirteen tre LO8t ON, MONDAY, OCT. 6, FROM THE HARTFORD boat, foot of Peck'slip. & Wire Poodle Dog; aaswere tothe name of Jenuy, lease leave it with Geo, Hurbutts at Fulton market, and recetve the thauks of the owner. Ls LITTLE WHITE KING CHARLES POOD) Dog, answering to the name of Nini. Was lost on Sun, day. Aliveral reward wiil be paid vy rewurning it to 1 Allen street, OST—ON THE EVENING ‘oF oer. 2, A NEWFOUNDS land Dog, tau tipped with waite, bis front (eet white ou brewat white; answers to the nanie of Stake. Whoer returns hit to Herman Myers, orner Washingion and Ware ren sts, will be hiverally. rewarded be OSTION SATURDAY E\ ENING. OUT. 4, EITHER 16 - Wenty-third Sur ot stave. or in passing trom Tenth eet and Broadway to Tweuty-n.uth strect and Ninth aves hue, crovslug to Bightn ay ket, cnamelied, aM! contun ng Wward will be paid by leavi Ninth avenue ost RIDING | horse's fuot ant ni ‘Tair ‘ward. L Ostar NIBLO’ ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCTO! 4, dered Pocket Handkerchiet ; al ioat, a rh Tech or ‘August last, iu West Tenth street, smal 6 will be suitably rewarded. i T-mth street. KING. aud Thirtieth street, a smal A silts EY daguerreotype. fat Wm. Gray's, WHIP, WITH GERMA: co Phurmdasy October 2 betweexp. ‘on the Sixth by leaving joer ath FOF ON SUNDAY EVENING, re BLACK ‘AND Tax ing Charles Slut; w pot on the breast; ans’ inthe name of Doly: welyat cient eight pounds. $3 reward) will be paid on return 10 0 ‘East Sixteenth street. OSTA DAGUERREOTYPE OF AN OLD GENTLES nau, on Saturiay nist. ‘The tinder will recelve a re ward by returing ius, $33 Broadway. Lot golux from Bi OST—ON SUNDAY passing down Fisth avenue, | street to Thirty-second stry et, “a pi he nding will be stitably. rewarded on leav! t Thirty-second street. I OST—ON ‘SUNDAY “EVENING, THE CURTAIN 4 quarter of coach, trisimed with’ blue, between Statemy Island ferry and Twenty-ninth street. Return it to Mes ers stable, $88 Third avenue, and get paid for your trou le J OSTA WHITE SPANIEL DOG, BROWN SPOT OW buck spot on buck. answers to the name of Char - Whoever returns said dog to 130 Chatham atreet, will: belmeraly rewarde le Grorrep—a DIAMOND AND EMERALD RING, BUP- Powd wo have been stolen or lost; wid to have nen ies eT LE Eee fou! pro bar TOLEN.FROM CAMP SCOTT, 8. I Ri Ss Meee eat To bands’ higi whts& light seaines con and Harness, belonging to Jou Bgshiel's brewery of Gore street and Richmond road, 8. Toy the person olfer:n the OWNeF can get 1 Third avenue. oe |AKEN—(SUPPOSED, BY MISTAKE) ON SATURDAY afternoon. between 3 and 4 o'cipok. from puvite store, marke Broadway, one case of crocker; Wail street: will be hide: Whoever will leave said case at rally rewarded, ____. REWARDS. s REWARD.—LOST, ON. SATURDAY ‘AFTERNOON, DL October 4, between five and six o'clock, coming from Stewart’s dry goods store through Verey to Greenwich s Veil. Sic will receive ittoN to No. = REWARD—FOR A LARGE BLACK $5 land Dog, with Tet, tail; had on @ brass collar and padlock. will’ be paid on returning han (0 44 Broad street. Any infor- macion (at leads to his recovery will be suitably rewarded. $5 REWARD.—LOST, FROM NO. 8 HARRISON. st treet, Sunday, Ovtober 6 a black and tan Siut Pupyy.’ Auswers to the name of Zoe. Return the sane: L.Jamison, Bi ‘+ Museum, to above addrexs, 10 REWARD.—LOST, ON . 3, &. Pearl Portmonuie, either in Canal, Rutzers, or South strect; contents, five one doliar bills, t pin, two ten cent stamps, and two cents. The finder will return it tor Michael Howard's, 77 Rutgera slip. $5() REWARD.—IF DEXTER W. PROCTOR, WHO JU “when last heard trom by his friends, resided in St Louis, Mo., would hear from his-only Srother, he can do. 80° by directing to Edwia 8. Proctor, United States steamer haase:, Norfolk, Va. Any information concerning the above will be thankfully Feceived. CLOTHIN Ga (ATTENTION FOR 164, SKVENTH AVENUE,—$00,000 th ofcast off . Carpets, Furniture and re than the real wanted, for Ww value, will, be paid for ua, 1! fornia and Western markets. vy ca ling on or addressing H. Harris, 164 Seventh avenue, between Twenty.iirs: aud Twen- ty-seeond streets, Ladies and gemticien will sure to meet. with satisfaction. Ladies attended by Mra, H. Harris, T THE OLDEST STAND, 134 SEVENTH AVENUE— Ladies and gentlemen are guaranteed to obtain the ute most value for tueir cast uff weuring apparel; aiso, Furnace, Jewelry. a8. 4 note Dy poe. ‘upuctuaily atte to by By’ ist Seventh teen Ninewenih and Trentierh sireets, Ladies “attended to by Min B. No cone. nection with any otner house. T XO, 388 BOWER |. ROSEN’ duane an of Wale ing Apparel Fialtare,. sarpetaes wel by calling on or iadronatg, A gute sak Coie nthe utmost ie. Ladiew attended to by ‘Mre, Rosen. goal Messe nemncanter, and try 300 Bowery, opposite Great’ sl Hi A. GREAT DEMAN OF CasT OFF cLora- {ing for New Orieuns.—The undermuned der, He guarantees topay, the gentlemen's casi of Wearing A) Furniture and Jewelry. Please call on jor isd Beventh avenue, between Twentieth amd Ti streets, Ladies attended by Mrs. Anhalt. TTENTION! LADIES ‘AND GENTLEMEN. wish to find a fair aud ong dealer—. HA! " diapose of your cast of Clothin, rai a Furniture, Jew aes ere elry, you may tind hiin at 186 vet wh any Lae ees, Sveaue, setwoon Twentieth and Twenty urer sree, attended by Mra, Harris. aa . RARE CHANCE-§00,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF Clothing for New Orieans.—Ladies and gentlemen having any to dispose of can receive fifty percent more than, by aay dealer tn this city. ‘call or « note trough the pest wil be punctually ented to, B. MINTZ, 29 8th veune, guteenth mreet, Luiles attunded by M Anette ORDER.—$5,00 WORTH OF CAST Clothing to purchase for the New Orleans marke peta, Furniture, ke-—Ladies aud gentlemen, 1 pro ne 19 the highest price ki cash by calling on oF ad a E itz, 137 Sixth avenue, two doors above Ler vended by Mra. Mintz. Fieuse remeber 137 T THE NEW STORE, 114 THIRD AVENUE, | and gentiemen ary guaranteed to recelve, the cast off Wearing APY -g price for each art Carpets, & qourselt, by Mrs. Mi —b — AND GENTLEMEN, 1F roach filivatue Yor your castott Clothe Vive, Carpets aud. Jewelry. the bert Yo can do ia to rad onorasnd mmole wo A: HARI, S61 Third avenue, between Thirty-eighth and “ain nth’ streets, east sides Ladies attended to by Mrs. Harris, TTENTION. —WANTED, LEFT OFF CLOTHING | FOR 3 also Jewelry, Le Furnt- property. Thi hest cash Ladies and avtended bi ‘ RAHAMS, by cal ‘addrenal pnd, Mk avenue, between Twenty teh nnd nty-aixth ate, T 198 SEVENTH { ANENOE, FOUR (pouses A Twenty-third sirent, Indi ihe highest cash price for their cant of! Clotbin shure, Cal va denelry. ac. by call) Hing on oF Paes ee 70) at ie al umber, ‘ Peart se UANTITY OF CAST t OFF Sage Wi = GREAT A Famigd-ao supp) ‘leo ture, argo * Ladi agente ‘who to dis tive Mave, will ind Here to the Bevouth’ seenve, tn remember A. DUGAS, 218 pont prmetually attonded to, “Ladies attended to by ENTLEMEN'S NEW AND LEFT OEF CLOTHING ite a purchased i Inrge or email lots, The ta paid without “4 OF BeOk! to ing tie store or adasss Thos, D. Gon Conruy, 44 Con 7 ANTED-IMMEDIATRLY, so S10 WORTH WA Sioond Hand Clothing, ‘of ‘all teveripiiong beter prices will Dayal than by any other dewler, RN, 208 evonth avemie, corner of Twenty-fourth street, A lady in attendance, ExPhw ne. BURNHAM: 8 FURNITURE sEX?P! RESS “AND PACK. fh Any ate Li} West Eleventh street, bets ones, Hausghold furniture ryt