The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1863, Page 6

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Adoption of an Ordinance Appropriating Threé Hiiiiens of Dollars to Exempt the Labor- ing Classes and the Firemen. Beeralting for Other States to be Pre- hibited in this City, Reo Beard of Councilmen, cial meeting of the Board of Councilmen was hela clock yesterday, Morgan Jones, Presigeat, in the Rey ae RROKPTION TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUT, A communication was received from the Mayor similar ¥ the one transmitted to the Aldermen on Thursday, re- commending that the hospitalities of the city Le tendered to Admiral Farrogut, Tue resolutions adopted by the Aldermen in accordance with the Mayor's suggeetion were concurred in, ‘THE CONSCRIPTION ORDINANCE. A motion was made to take a recess for half en hour, when Mr. Joss rose and said he might as well state that “he object of convening the Board at that time was to take action to make suitable provision for drafted men ad volunteers. He held in his bandjan ordinance on the sabjoct, and moved that the Board go into secret session to consider its merits. ‘The motion was carried, and the went into secret session, to which Judge ‘Advocate @eneral Waterbury was admitted. ‘When the doors were again opened the Clerk read an etdinance—which will be found in the official roport— ‘atborizing the Comptroller to raise the sum of three woillions of dollars to pay the exemption fees of indigent ‘persons who may be drafted, and of » without re- ‘Bard to their pectmiary circumstances. PRewDENt (Mr, fpr in advocating its adoption, waid they fad labored since ten o'clock that morning to frame the ordinance, amd he hoped, though they might vemain in session until nine o'clock at night, it would be adopted. Delays were dangerous, as the draft would cer- ‘tainly take placo in the ining or middle of next Svening, to give ibe Aiderinen ‘an oppertunly of pensing en aD O} %# on Saturday, heb vanes Mr. BRANDON said nO man was more opposed to the ‘@raft than he was; but they must do the best they could ‘ander the circumstances, which was to aid the families of ‘the drafted nen; and the ordinance would effect that by iwing three hundred dollars to those who were drafted lor ibe purpose of enabling them to procure a substitute. Mr. Gposs said he believed the Mayor was desirous of having the firemen exempted, in consequence of their ser- vices to the city; and 4 had also said that the city ‘Would bo evedited with the services rendered by the mili- tia to the federal government. In his (the speaker i bond the militia were as usefal as tho firemen, an: bt they should alse be exempted. Mr. Russert said the firemen genorally were not ina Pins cw ) by pomeereap is bo had need the sur- casb wi @ majorit militar Mr. Cooxsy stated that ‘when the militia were to Pennsylvania many of them had paid as much as $200 each for substitutes to take their place for grid = pee ya it would be very bard to make pay Mr. Hayes moved that the word firemen be ‘stricken ‘Out of the ordinance, as active, but not exempt, firemen ‘were mentioned, and in his opinion exempt firemen were eutitled to the sme benefit as active firemen, RECRUITING FOR Pry Jomus offered a resolution ‘that that “Governor Sey: Seymour “7 bay suc of money and) Prosi fanteors, inp this ety sum of mont procuri vol ey this cit; States. “it was, untalmocsly lag sirapeat sor toast Mr. Gross offered a reso- that no relief be afforded to the families of those seas uball cali wh cole Tegiments except {rom the city of New York. Unanimousty adopted. ‘Mee Board then adjourned. ‘The Foe OFFICIAL. , FRIDAY, August 14-2 o'clock P. M. in their ch: ‘ gers ae fedpeing el thétr ch amber, ‘No. 16 City Hall, pursu Bi bmey Sem Tequested to convene the Board of Friday, the ta Mth far at two o'clock P. M., Terpectalyen one SAMUEL T WEBSTER, EX. BRANDON, GRogs. PresentMergan Jones, 09 Pr iat 3 fase, .. Presiden: on Tigmbers:—Couajlmen fiarey Jonen, b 1 Webs rudy. McConnell Hepper” Hex le avian’ ‘Gar, McGrath, Murray, OBrien, Cool randon, Brice, Russell, Joyee. The redding ot the mibutes of thegrevious mecting was Gispensed w: By FERITIONS, Councilman, Peuition of the ‘Twenly-ninth regiment New York Volun- ‘teers, for $10,000 to aid said regiment iu recruiting. ferred to Committee on Finanee, By Counctiman Petition of the property owners on Fifty. ‘second, Fifty. third, Fifty-fourth and Fiftsentth. sirects and Second ave. lo have the ‘enuken lot filed up and fenced aud the tbe market removed from ihe block bouuded by Fifty. fourth and Fifty-fifth streets and Second avenue. Referred to Commitwee on Public Health, {RasoLurion. By(Councilman Hay: Resolved. That permission be, and the same in hereby, ven to John Reinbold, to place & barber's pole in front of fo. #2 Prince street, to remain during the pleasure of the mon Council dopted. GENERAL ONDE: By Conneilman Brrck— Resolved fThat the Comptrolier be, and he is hereby direct- “aa hire a temporary location for Mose Company No. 42. over. Couneflman Wen: ved, That the salary of the First Nessengpr to the City Inspector's Department be, and the sare is, hereby In to the sum of $1,0.0 per annum, the amonnt of such crease to be iaken from the appropriation for elty coutln- nche. Referred to Committee on Sal KEPO él, ries and Offices. Report of Committee on Finance coucurring to remunerate Peter Boyle for injury to him by falling through pier 51+ North river. ‘Laid over. GENERAL ORDER—OO39 Report of Committee on Ordinances on petition of B. 8 viam and P, Devoken. ‘Laid over. MESSAGE FLOM MIS HONOR THR WATOR A messace was received from his Honorihe Mayor rela. tive to the presence in the city of Rear Admiral D, G. Farra gut. Received and ordered on file. COMMUNICATIONS, A communication was received from the Comptroller in Felation to the lease of the Houston street ferry. to be printed in the minutes, and re rien. ‘A comumunica.ion was received from the Comptroller, with satement of Treasury balance to August 8, 1805, ved and direeted to be printed tn the minutes MOTION—GENYRAL ORDER—M ourielimim Hares moved that the Comittee om Salaries and Uiliees be diocharged trom the further: cannidenttien' of Srdimance that section 13, article §, of the ordinance of the ey relating to the City Inspector's Department, be amend. ed'0 ax to read ae follows: — Kec. 43. There hall also bean oMice in thia burean to be eahed ‘the. “Superiniendent, of Night Seavenger Carte and Dumping Pie it hall be to inspect all Bight scavenger carts, and auperintend the removal of night Je several plete set apact Lor that purpose, whe aball ean sonoal salary of U8 The motion to discharge the committee was carried. The papor was thea laid over. PAYRNS FHOW TH BOARD. OF ALDRRMEN, 1. Petition of the Leake ana Watts Orpla Asylum, rele tive to a muffelrat supply of water, wath resolution that per: fulsslon is hereby granted vo the ‘trustees of the Leake ‘and Waits Ory Jome to obialn a supply of water from the Groton Aiwiedgot, pureuant 0 thei? application, provided the Croton Aqueduct Department slall the same proper, and this matter ie rele ent, with power al by ii, into effvet, ct to much restrictio as that De er eupedient and eqjultahle Heferred to Commitiar on Croton Aqued.et Department, 2. Resolution that the Street Commiuainuer tr irected to cauiee four ornamental gus Intape 10 be placed in {rapt of the “Clty Hal in pace of ti four ad anes uw there, and. AND ‘ab additional Varner placed ia each lasup Poncurred. in & Revolntion that permtssion-be given to Theodore Smith sorerr mow case in front of his store, No, 266 Browd wy, ring the Beagure of the Common Cornel Cone 1 QP iteaclation, that permission be piven to Charies 1. Roses 40 stand wooden Image is front of his store, No. 135 Spring street, the same (o renain during the pleasire of the Cou aman Coupe reed 5. Resolution that permission be given to John G. Linge- wenn te place a eign across and above the ‘sidewalk oppo- alte hia premiees, jor pro een tiersaine dons bet la "Say maneee feretereetch he Ahoroughfare of the street; the same Lo remain during the pleasure of the Common Coane! Referred te Committee on ef vo that Depa: ‘@rvenal 6. Resolution that¢he 101 Srran| Highth Fire districts, ton, Cedar and Green wieh streets. Laid over, 5 Resaiotion that Thirteenth street, between Tenth and Rivvenih aveours, be repaired with cobble stone pavement, Under ‘be direction of Ghe Croton Aqueduct Department. 8° Besotution that permission Colone! Fun nition at ivem to i) =a the Thirty cighth regiment New ex Volunt ing tor the war, wereet a tent Ip the Guy Hall Parl game (0 remain durmg the pleasure of the Gomi Connell Which was lost, ’ bie) pane was (hen referred to the Committee on Lande ont Resolution tbat the Croton Aqueduet joard be directed, oxi the consent of the contramors for sewer in Bovente are treet, between Third aud Fourth arenes, to vermin 440 foot west of Third avenue, cong red in (0. Reaohation that the Croton Aqueduet oo pine the iaborers employed tipon jue tcp rected bra lipo full time and pay, ae heretofore in, Of Committee on Repairs and ; at i Reem the Street Com and Supplies, with va te, reouiid the b yony No. m to be 2 je: front aw tntee storey rs 1h, apd to be 20 tee per then the present house, haterred $0 Committee on yeti nppies. KA ORDER: 12. Report iniuee on a apa harocatatinn that eopese fmech Webster was called to the chair, 14, Preamble relative to the character gee services of Rear Acutral David who ig now ons visit to this city, wlth me motions ae tht the fre 4 hosp! moony oft ofthe ay. of ork. 0 dehaif of is tubabitants, to Rear Admiral David Glasgow Farragut: that ae Bess by ie ueated to visit the Governor's the ' ‘City Bie 10 his convenignces to yessive, tions of the munteipal Suhoritag, an zens an op pporcnalay ‘of paying sly ihe beroef the Miscisaiin ad the Comeitien on ational Avlairs of both brauches of’ ti neil are her authorized to make the necessal into effect the sions of Tre ‘MOTIONS RESUMED, GENERAL ORDER—56B, * Gounctiman Hayes moved that the Committee on surtle int day of July, | and the paper was laid NS RESUMED, Bn orwe Carat amouniing to $181 26, for funeral ex: Rennes of Denis Mahoney. of One Hundred and Thirty-se- Coad regiment New York Voluntee Referred to Committee on Fauance- WRERERAL ORDER—S69. . Councilman Wenstgr— Bin of J. J. mle nd A. A rng amou} to hota for banquet given tothe Twenti tee York Volun nh “es at the New ti Turner Hall, June 9 by Af ‘Laid over. GENFRAL ORDER—200, Report of Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips tn yor of concurring with Roard of Aldermen in adopting reso- directed to cause the lease of Tation that the Comptroller be the small he foot of Christopher strect on south e emi my side of pier fifty-one emir river, now under lease for the term of one year, from the Ini ferred to and vested tran in, the ‘as of a ae “a n that the sum o hereby appropriated in alee of said Shiect “nd t ‘hat the same be taken from the appropriation for Donations. By Board of Councilmen, amended by substituting the following for the resolution above, viz:— Rosolved, That the Comptroller be authorized to purchase the use of the basin and so much of the of Obris- fopher street as the Hudson River Navy ‘amateur Clube tay requi for the use of their boats, at an expense not to ex. ceed ix hundred dollars, and that the club then be allowed the use of sald pier and basin during the pleasure of the Common Council. id over, GENERAL ORDER—4 Rerort of Committee on Finance, a favor of a solution, that the Comptrolier be directed to draw rantin favor of the publisher of the New York Wo. for the annexed bills, amounting to $383 75, and charge the same Boat bythe a rs Fast pee poor Lost, 6 following vote ‘Adirinative-—Councilinen Hayes, Webster, Gross, MeCon- néll, Hepper. Houshlallog, Heviland, Gam, McGrath Nurs ray, Cook, Briee, Russel, Joice. Negative—Counclimen Sandford, Brady, O’Brien, Bran- moved that such vote be recon- ‘Counetiman McConwE And the paper was laid over. rE Hing re- 8 Ware sidered, Carried. rdinance entitled “An o1 ice to arpend ne 17, 50, ‘33 and 34 of article ee and sections 44, 46, 47, 48, 50 54 of 2, of the Revieed Ordinance 43, Mi ana 84 of artiste, chapter of 1 latt th Legis! tf ‘Courelin tng pon moved that «ald ordinance be re- fegred to the Commitice on Belarles and Oloos Pg ag —— meved to smend section 33 nance by astrik! i, therefrom. th the sum of $1,500 as the faiary of oe ona clerk, and inserting, “im leu thereof, gm = BRANDON moved that the paper be now laid r. ‘host, 6 The ordinance was then lost for want of the required number of voles, vit7— Brady, MoConnely Repper, Wougutallt,, ‘Haviiend, 5 in, wiland, Gaw, HeGreth, Murray, O'MAee, Cook. Brion 18. Regailze—Counelimen Brandon, Russel solce—s. Councilman Rxrrgr moved that such vote be recon- Carried. | \L ORDER—442, Resolution, fas the wala ralary of the Contract Clerk of the Croton _Agque be increased from one thou- fand two hundred dollars. per saintm to the sum of two thousand dollars Per oe such increase to take effect from, the let day of } such amount of increase (0 taken from th appropriation for city contingencies. ‘Adopted by the following vote:— A ve-Couneilmen Hayes Sandford, Webster. Gross, Brnay,, McConnell, oughta! and, Gaw ee, Bussell GENERAL © raihe Murray, O'Selea, Cook. Brandon, ‘tice. on, Fluance, in favor of adopting rencfatlan, th toate the eure of ten rowtana dol ro wiated 10 Mechanics’ Association, roller is hereby dieced Ao Graw bis warrant for the aun of ten thousand to the of J. N. Hayward, Breniente and New oa seni, ‘Treasurer, and charge the tame to ith appropriate ‘Secount over. Councilman Braxpow moved that the Board do now take a recess for half an hour, Lost. G¥NERAL ORDER—4 Renolution of Boartl ot Aldermen Of the Board of Council men concur), thatthe Standing Committees of both Boards of the Common Council, known and denominated as the Committee om National affairs, be. and they are herebs made and constituted a joint commiitee, to, be known and designated as the Joint Committee on National Affairs, to whom that! be referred all papers in, relation. t0 receptions and other public demonstrations, unless otherwise ordered by the Common Council. “Laid over. GENERAL ORDER—479, Kesolution, that the vacant lots on the south side of Thirty. fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, be fenced tp, under the direction of the Street Commissioner, and that the accompanying ordinance be adop\ Adovted by the folowing vote: ativo—Councilmen Hayes, Sandford, Webster, ;, McConnell, Kepper, Houghtalin, Haviland, Gaw, ‘McGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brandon, Brice, Russell and Jolce, ENERAL ORDER—E60, Resolution, nat the sidewalk on tho enst side of Tenth ween, Forty first and Forty third streets, be tlac- |, inder the direction of the Street Commissioner, and that the accompanying ordinance therefore be adopted. Adopted by the f following vote:— GREERAL ORDER—48). tof Commitier on Repairs and Supplica of Bound ‘th resolution that the Comptroller be di- in favor of Cornelius L. Purdy ofa rected to draw i Oyaid over, GENERAL ORDER—483. Report of Commitice on Finance et Board of Aldermen, with resolution that the bY ‘omptroiler be direeted to draw his warrant in favor ef B.C. Wardell, President of the Board” of Trustees of tie Kighteenth street Methodint Episcopal im_of forty seven dollars nnd sistyceigne fn payment of asdessinent on the pro- church, for the work of paving Eighth avenue, rom Hudson street’ to Forty-second street, with trap block pavement, the amount to be charged by the Comptroller to the acconnt of donations, Laid over. ENKRAL ORDER—484, Petition of Peter Masterson and others to be relieved from the agsestment for regulating, &c., Fifty-cighth street, baid over. GENERAL ORDER—483, Resolution, that the vacant Jobs on the southeast corner of avenue B and Eighteenth street be fenced in, under the direction of the Street Commissioner, and that the, accom. panving ordinance therefor be adopted. dopted by the following vot ‘Allien Y en, Sandford, Wel Krom, Brady, McConnel', Repper, Houghialin,, Hav Gav. Metirath, Murray, on niesell, Joice, r, and, Cook, Brandon, Brice, Generar pee R489, Resolution, that the vacant lota on the west side of avenue B, between Eightecmth and Nineteenth atreets be fenend in ee under the direction of the Btreet Commissioner, nd that the ‘ievrempauying ordinance therefor be adopted, Adopted by the following vote — Afiriative-—Gounel Hayes, Sandford, Wel ter, Grose, Brady. Met Reps joughtalln, Haviland, Gaw, MeGrath, ‘murray. ‘O'Br a Cook, Brandon, Brice, Russell, Joice. GENERAL ORDER—491, Resolution, that the vacwnt lote on the north wide of Fifth Street, between avenge A and First avenue, numbers two bundred and fifteen, andred and seventeen, two hun. dred and nin i two brindred and twerty one, be fenced in wi the direction of the Street Commissioner, and that th mpanying ordinance therefor be adopted. Councilman Gross moved that the same be entered on Carried, + GENERAL ORDER=492, Resolution, that the Mdewalka on the north aide of Sixth street. in (ront of numbers two hundred and tifteen, two hhunred and seventeen. two huedred and mineteen, and two hundred and twenty one, irection of the Street Commissioner, at the accompanying ordi nance therefor be adopted. jopted by the following vote — Atlirmative-Counelimen “Hayes, Sandford. Websta a, Brady, McConnell, Repper, phiadtn, Haviland, Gay, MoGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brandon, Hrice, Riveeei! and Jotce. ERAT ORDER—4! oun 618, Reselutien of Board of Aldermen that the time he extend. ¢d 00 the eontracts for bnilding sewers tn FIT between Sixth and Seventh avenues, and in ‘Benth aves 3 or ninth ste rireet tom Forty seventh street to and th to Ninth avenue; and else Thiriy-eighth street. from the i, enhanced price 5 Past river to of material and labor nenaeting it Imposstbie for the con- tractor Loomnplote the jobs 8 the vires, id over. Comncitman Hares moved nance be discharged f) preamii¢ and resotumo {ie Compeneation of increased to) the nacrvueh as the ay Ke einptovnent Sr attache of t a heaters net tien ‘ope the ainount of the prepowed that use Comptrotier ke authorized to pay the increased aalkry Authorised By the foregoing re- solution, from the appropriation for City Contingencies. The motion to di incharve the jormrnitize was corti’. the resolution be amend: an folominn, vir "And the salary of tie gartane aes ‘ords iol it, Tite, eo ib Ki okt 9H ver month.” ara) ‘Sad the reostation an amdnded Cannoilman Jowes moved thet ti Neate tate eoeret avetion, Siterqueatiy the doors were opened and the joard pro- cecded to Dasines . g REVOLUTIONS A0AU ResomED. Onna anhanrennch MAKING ADDITIONAL PROVISION POR THR RAMI: PRRSONE WHO MAY SOLENTERR OR KE DRAFERD INTO fue MILITARY REWFICK OF THR UNITED SPATE, DURING me REICTING WAR. IN ACCORDANCE WITH Charter DRED AND FOURTERS, OF THE LAWS OF ON Ricmy HONDRAD AND SUET-THARE, AxD FON ormen rum. Tye Mayor, Aklormen and Commonaky of the City of Kew ‘York do ordain as follows. fc. 1. The anm of saree nitions of dolla ata here ap intad state: pom ptevlier |e parent ainnortved ana ‘and requ tes om the credit of the tiott of the cily 0° New York, an hot exceading the, sui Of these caillene ot t 0 tim a 'be dievetad a committee the sak! Coreerut om, consisting ve Maron, the Com Un ta Carveraion, comeing ft ‘of ANierinen 7 the Bowes of Covpellmen, wpon the bonds Hons of (be reid to be made, Ba laid over, he Beard do now resolve betere nen wach Smsousie, of such, ratee of 3 ‘aa may be prescrit eae vane of 5 Satine Tas lunteers ptrolieg to pay. upon anti g earaee lg intenti Taw, who shal he order. Fines seas urea~ joard ‘of Enrolment of ie the said committee rafted is in indigent crown, stances 01 ire Department the ®.m of three ontvot dollars for ite relict of the families of the said persons so drafted. 8. In case any such ho is a fireman, who shall’ be drafted as atorceniay shall determine mot to enter the military service of the United Sistas and shal! so certily to the said’ committee, the Comptroller shall, upon their or- the sum of three hundred dollars, to w the irafted would be entitled for the relief o! 3 under section two, to the proper officer of the government OF the United 8 to enable the United States to procure & substitute for sucl person” c. 4, In case any person who is in intigent eirouin- stances, or who isa fireman, who shall be drafted as afore- id. shail procure a substitute to serve in his place, who ali be aocepied by the Foard of Encot and mustered ‘of the United States, th hal mn the order of the #aid commit stitute the aum of three mptrolier shall also pay to any person who shall volunteer ex a soldier, and who shall be nesepted, mus- into the military service of the United States, and sent e iT Een toy aga substitute for some person who has been or m: , the sum of three hundred invited to attend the fuveral, (rom his late residence, 239 Hudson avenue, Brovkiya, on Sunday afverncon, at one o'clock. Burum.—On Pia August 14, Jase Baway Bora, > -Ltapcenaioreg Eliza Butler, aged 8 months and ‘The funeral will take pince this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 23 Scainmel street. Brooklyn. Ihe friends and acquaintances of tho family are respectfuly reqnested to atte Bovysk.—In emmy op Thursday, August 13, Wx. B late of a 'y , Aug a ‘The funeral services wl “be held at the residence oF A, ‘®. Morris, |, N. J., thas (Saturday) morning alt past tan o'clock.” ‘The relatives and {rivnds aud’ the meinbers of Hiram Lodge No. 17, F. and A, M., of Jersey City, are invited to attend, Care leave New York at halt- past eight A.M. ‘The remains will be taken to the Lodge rosm, at Jersey City, Cankort.—-On Friday, August 14, of gongestion of the brain, Romeer Wirtaam,’ eldest gon of John aud Bridget Curroid, aged 4 years, 9 months and 6 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the seneral, on Sunday afternoon, at two Gielick, from the residence’ of his parents, 104 Grand street, Brovk’yn, B D, ConnaGuex.—Ou Friday morning, after short ines, Huan Conwacies, tho youngest son of fugh and Graco Connagten, aged 1 year, 2 months and 27 days, ‘The funeral will take piace trom the residence of hie parents, Kighty.second street, between Second and Third uveuues, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o’clock, Came.—Un Priday August 14, at Path, L. 1, Curis: G. daughter of Antoinette and Amzi 1. Camp, aged 10 months ant 22 days. The relatiy s aud friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, from:No. 6 Carroll piace, Bath, L. I. Carriages will be at the Hamilton avenue ferry at two o'clock, _ for the reli A, the family of such volunteer, pro- Yidea, however, that such payment shall not b> made in any In which uy other pa ent je made, unver the yr, visions of this ordinance i pret eon drafted, or to ALY person as his substitutes the objeot of this provizo hein (0 Probictt the payment in any wenver of mere than ihre Rundred dollare under the provisions of this ordinance, 10 or for any drafted, whether for the relief of his fam! Iy or to oF for the substitae who takes Bec. 6 The said committee shall have power, and it shall be their duty, to canse the enrolment lisis to be scrutinized, the drawing in the several districts to be attened and the results recerded. and the cireut amo and liability to ve Of the persons drafted to be investigated by. nasistants to he selected by them, and the expenses of exocuting this ordi- nance by the Comptroller, not exceeding tbe sur of one thousand doliara, shall ‘upon his certificate, and the ex- nsex of the committee not exceeding the ium of one thousand dollars, for each Congressional district. shall, "00! such certifeate as the commitiee may prescribe, be audited and pad mptro Bee 7. Al sballbe the duty of the sald committee to make a eed arrangements for.carrying out the provisions of ordinance and to ald drafted men aud procure volun- teers and substitutes for the urpores hereinniove speci cited. rate accounts shall be kept, both by the Comp- troller ahd Chamberlain, of the moneys horrowed in purst ance of this ordinance, and the same shall be applied exel- sively to the purposes hereinabove "Adopted by the follbwing vote = qAtzmative-Counciimen Hayes, Sandford, Webster, ross, Brady, McConnell, Repper, Houghtalin, Haviland, Saw. Mograin, Murray, ‘O'Brien,’ Cook, Brandon, Brice, aK! By 00 Osinelman Hargs— Resolved, That the thanks of the Board be and they are hereby tendered to Judge Advocate Nelson J. Waterbury for his aitendance upon, and services in advising with the Board, tn consideration of the ordinance just adopted. _ By Councilman Jonre— Whereas. recruiting ofices and also substitution brokers? ves have been opened in this city by whom ties are offered to procure. volunteers and. substi ites ‘for Hrafted men in other States in violation of section 3, chapter 184 of the laws of the State pasned 1813; therefore be it Resolved. That the Governor be respectfully requested to take Immediate measures to prohibit any and all persons from offering bounties and from recruiting or » ODCUNOR volunteers or substitutes from the city of New York for the Purpose of taking them to ether Staten, mative —Councitman HayereJones, Webster. Grosn, Bradt, McConnell; Repper, Haviland, aw, Mcrath, Mar, ray. O'Brien, Cook: Bran dob, Brice, Russell’ and Joyce, By Councilman Geoss— ed, ‘That tie Relief Committees of the several wards of the aly of New. York be hereby ditcced nor to grant an relief to ‘any family of persons who shall enlist in any r ment raised for any other State, a go a8 gubaiitio for any person or persons drawn under the Conscription set tn any other place thim the city of New York. IERAL ORDERS RESUMED. Councilman Revren called up General Order No. 553, be- ing a bill of Geo, W. ne for meals, cra] ty furnished | at the funerals of Brigadier Generals 200% feed, Col. Huston, Captain Shine and Lientenant Herhert, with resolu: tion that the Comutroller be directed to draw his warrant in favor of Geo. W. Roome for the sum of five hundred and Jour dollars in full, for bill for refreshments, ora &e., ed the ard, Ac. at the funerals of Brigadier Generale Zook and Weed, Gotonel Huston, Captain Shine, and Letoney ad “Herbert, ani same to its appro- unt. Tost for want of the required number of votes Af} mative—Councilmen Hayes. Jones, “Webtier, Gross, tag Rev er, Houghtallp. Haviland, Gaw, Murray, Ruasell, Jovoe. ce, é Negauive-cCouneitaen Sandford, Brady, McGrath, Bran. jon. Received and laid over. poanennee Jouxs moved that the Board do now adjourn. Whereupon the Presipent pro nied slopars? thet the Board stood sdjogracd until the second Monday in Beplem- ber, at four 0’ JAS. M. SWEEXY, The Navigation of the River Amazon— Proceed! mas Co the Con ces of Peru. the Comercio, In the seesion of iy 17. May last the "Commmisaton to whom was relerred the Snavcial condition of the republic of Peru. finaing a considerable balance over the expendi- tures, amongst other public improvements, recommended that a considerable ameunt should be dedicated to tho explorations and ent of the river Amazon and its branches. In the debate which followed on this ot various members expressed themselves as fol ‘The Hon. Senor Trujillo declared himseif scondalized at the proposed application of the public money; to somes new palaces he thought bad enough, but to waste exploring and colomizing the ‘Amazon was chimerical in the extreme. The riches of the Amazon could never be of any fervice to Peru, nor would the territories watered by that Tiver ever become part of the republic. The only result ‘of spending money and men in the attempt would be to crtate either a new province for Braz/] or an independent nation; @ mere glavce at the map of Peru showed this. What is the territory of the Amazon? An immense tract ot country im the centre of South America, separated from the Hmits of the real, official and civilized Pera, by im- monse distances and impenetrable mountains, with no other means of communication with the rest of the world but by a river whose ontiets are in the hands of a foreign power. And how would you colonize this terri tory? Of courre by inducing on immigration of foreign ers, united to Peru by no ties whatever. And finally, aided by our resonrces, shonid this people become rich and civilized, one of two things would happen. They would cither annex themselves to Brazil, because commamd- ing the,outlet of the river, or dvclare themselv-s a free and i nation—an ‘Amazonian empire—having no connection with rither Peru or Brazil. Instead of spend- ing the people’s money and eacrificing tho future pros perity of the country in such a romantic scheme, let us y= our attention to the settled parta of the republic. A great extent of our coasts is barren for want of water. Our mountains and valleys are full of wealth, but lost for want of roads. Pern abounds in localities as’ rich as the Amazon, but useless for wint of exploration. Let us, then, make (roitful our coasts by establishing well arranged methods of irrigation; let us open up commani- cations, for the exit and exportation of the produce of our bills and valleys, either by high- ways or railroads: let us make usefal the dormant riches of Chanchamayo, Sata Ana, or Paucartambo, and benofite incalculable will flow onwards for the ‘co gress and wealth of Peru. Put, for Heaven's sake, lave for future genrations the realization of that great romance of the valley of the Amazon. Senor Osores takes a diferent view of this rng eet = pointed out the mighty branches of the Amaton as being natural highways by water for the transportation to countries of Peruvian productions, esp-cially the the Huailaga, the Madre de Dio: Taya, ¢ Maranon, are the na- tural arteries of communication of the dej rough which they pase, The banks of these rivers.aro full of ex cellent weods and timber, gums, cocoa, coffee, vanilia, r cane, rock salt and coal, in fact minerals of all and the san e rich in gold duet, the explora. tion of which must eventually give riseto great and wenlthy cities. Senor Osores expressed his astonishment that Senor Lavalle should consider an ‘on behalf of our navigable rivers as uteless, when he sdmits that the only and most @peedy way of augmenting and assuring the industrial progress of any eouatry is by opening up means of communication for, tho people. The depart- mente on the other side of the Andes have no hope of shortening their distance from the Pacific const, because ths formation of the country—the height of the Cordilleras—renders the use of railroads al- most imporsible. Ze heped fo see the Cordilieras yet the seat of great poprilations, whose agricultural and 4 wealth would make up for the want of guano, which sooner or later must cease. There is, no doubt, @ great deal of truth in the allega- tions of the Seuor Trujillo with Range eden Po more ing and prior wante of Pera Proper; chart in at home, but not end there, and eo ori ip ‘think the majority of the members who took part in the dis- cusston.. Senor Villagarcia well remarked that egotism was an Ovil in pations as well ns ju individuals, bat that enter- undertaken for the generai good never failed to bear good fraits. That aiti Tras no longer belonged te Mexico, S hasboon browph! more under the domain of clvitization, and is @n increasing benefit toa number ce ing benefit to a great . ] of, ‘The navigation of the Amazon, even on the small the — a ed, bas ¥ much benefited tt vines of Maynas, now |orota, that has become + finest in the republic, housand baskets having reached New York by the Camden and Am! Hailvonde ‘The upusual moisture of the season and the almost tropical heat we are experiensing. will greauy ngeiat the maturing of it kinds ef crowing fruits, and @ riy ual to that of lant year may Married. Corson—Brown.—On Friday, January 30, 1868 Rev. De, Hatfield, Mr. Jonw A. Cound te’sieg hican Brown, both of this city. mech | Teawh—DLaNcnaRo.—On Thursday, August 13, by the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Caaniam T. Deane to Mies Joasruine A. Braxcnary. No cards, Kwanry—Livmastox.—On Thureday, August 6, by the Rev. E. Seymour, Canine KE. kwxny, Engineer corps, U.S. Ni, to Mise Scam, daughter of the Hon. E.R. Liv ingston, ‘ot Brooklyn, N. ¥ GORR NERY MIL MORE, On Thorsday, August 13, 1942, by the Rev. Dr. Terron, Sir. Whasaw Hl. Gemnwsey, Je. , of New York, to Miss Ina (. Mirmore, youngest deeghter of fe, into James Milinere. of Camberiund, England, “No, “Ragin papers peste co | Died. | Annort.—On Sunday, August @, Wiiuaw Amory, in the | rine ten, Kew * 26th year of pis axe Tolauly@s aud isiemda of ibe faumuly are respectfully | Svea Carky.—On Friday, Auguet 14, Epwarp McManon, son of Fdward L, and Susan Carey, aged 1 mouth, ‘The relatives and friends or the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, this (saMrday) afteracon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 87 Pike street Dannaet-At Vicksburg, Mise,, on Sunday, July 19, ch dyeateey, Bani DanLon, Barge; 0-8. Vy aged 83 years, at tbe the post of duty, ia the triumphs of a Christian faith. Eaan.—On Thursday, August 13, after a lingering ill- oe doux Egan, son of the late David Egan, 19 yethe friends of the family, and algo those of his brothor- in-law, William Burns, are respectfully invited to attend ‘the funeral, from his late residence, 113th ae between Second and Third avenues, Harlem, on Sunday afternoon, atone o'clock. Paithuore «nd Schenectady pacers ee fag 4 Eumrt.—At bis residence, in Astoria, ‘on Wednes- day, August 12, Tomas Appin Exar, La years, His friends and’ the friends of his family are. invited 10 Attend the funeral, without further invitation, ae & Cates day) afternoon, at balf-past two o’clock , from St George's church, in Astoria, The steamboat Syivan Grove will leave for Astoria, at half-past one erolock, from Peck shp. FELLOw?,—Suddenly, on Wednesday cadena August 12, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Laura A. Fellows, Farum Granam, eldest surviving danghter of the late Wm, M. Fellows, aud grand daughter of Charles B. Mease, 21 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at No. 12 East Twenty-third street, Madison equare, south, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o’clock, without further notice. Fivtay.—(n Wednesday, August 12, at Hamilton Hall, near New York, ADaux Benwapox, infant daughter of Dr. Edward 8. Fin ay, aged 14 months, Philadelphia papers please copy. KusurRp.—On Friday, August 14, Auice Frances, daugh r of Michael apd Josephine Kellerd, aged 10 months and 2days, ‘Yhe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully jovited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) Lait eleven o’clock from the residence of her parents, 55 Division street. ‘Frmami.—On Thursday evening, August a ase Jam Fivzeu, nal vile: oe of uel and Margaret Fitzell, aged ‘The funeral will! roe No. 6 Carroll street, South Brook- lyn, for Greenwood, on Saturday afterncon, at three 4 years and |] O'clock. Gucrmust.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 14, Gzonor Gricunret, only son of William and Mary Gilchrist, aged 1 year, 4 months and 28 days. The relatives and friends of the family and the mom- vers of Company C, Seventieth regimen, are respectfully the funeral. on Sunday morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of his Rngpomnt corner of Van- derbilt and F.ushing avenues. remavos will be in- terred in the Cemetery of ihe Holy Cross, Parbusb. LI ‘Albany papers s please copy. GRawaM.—U2 isd 18, Amn Granam, widow of Dancan Grabam, 86 years. The relatives and frievds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, frem the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Tegxet, 121° Henry street,, Brooklyn, on Monday morning, at eleven e’clock, without further notice. Grecory.—On Thursday afternoon, August 13, Brnsa- win Grecory, in the 67th year of his age, ‘The friends and relatives of the camily are respectfully invited to atted the funeral, from his late residence, No. 114 Cannon street, this (Saturday ) afternoon, at 2 o’clock, without further invitation. t Huytar.—On Friday, Augusi 14, Lavina Ann Huytar, daughter of Isaac an *Mary Ann Hioylar, aged 19 years, 7 months and 29 days. The relatives and friends of the family are Lanett invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 31 Dominick street, on Sunday aiternvon, at half. past two o'clock. Hony.—On Friday, August 14, at two o'clock A. M., Jonn Hoey, a 47 years and 11 menths. The funeral will take place from hie late resistence, corner of ‘Oxford — and Park avenue, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon 0 o'clock, Houpngx.--On, Frigny, August 14, at the Ladies? Home Hospital, amuse E. Hovprpes, sap Company L, Pithe fisnds of the tomlly oro, reapecttully Invited to at 1¢ friends of the family are respectfully inv! at. tend the funeral, from the reaidence nty4 bis brother, Dr. Goorge H. White, No. 17 Brevoort lace, Tenth xtreet, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two ale . His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Jonrs.—On Friday, August 14, Mra.»Sarau Jons, agod 65 Moning formerly of Butler's Bridge, county Cavan, Ireland, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son, No. 159 Lovee street, , Williamsburg, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Korratax.—0n Friday, Augast 14, a'ter a short itIness, Mrs. M. Korruan, ages and 9 months. ‘The funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 219 Woat Ta Twenty-seventh street, on Sunday morning, at nine o'clock. Kerxy.—On Thursday, August 13, Parriox Hewry, only son of Patrick and AmeliA Kelly, aged 4 years and 9 Gays, ‘Phe friends of the family are respectfully inviled to attend the funeral, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 168 Eighth avenne, between Fighteenth and Ni th streets Korrsax—On Friday morning, August 14, after a very 3, Minox, L. Korrman, widow of Michael 8, 5 years and 7 months. grandma, thou hast gone to heaven, Yar from all earthly care— Toa land where there is nought but love; May we all meet thee there, The relaiives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from her late residence, No. 219 West Twenty-seventh street, between Eighth and naa ave. ae on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock. arr Br oon on Wednesday, August 12, Noan kur » of "the family are respectfully invited to at- afternoon, at two Tuo frien tend the funeral, Anis, (Saturday) o'clock, at Darien. Lockwoon.—On Friday, August 14, of consumption, Mary A. Lockwoop, 17 years, 6 months and 17 days. ‘Angel Mare, (led forever from this world of care amd pain: Love's-strony ties cold death may sever, but we trust to meet again, Where. no siekbess can detail thes, on thet lot dad y shore, Oh, fm oh to meet thee, dear angel, Mary, evermore, Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock. from the rosidence of ber mother, corner of Eighty.third street and Broadway. 13, of dysentery, T. ‘nobte patriot, and [kgf po Het? er ‘a resident of New York city. Wednesday, August 1 at United sites Baswl Hospital, jak Yortesonta va. Row ans MoManyrs, formerly attached to the United States gunboat Daylight, tm the 224 hie age. Notice fanoral up a ceived of the. remaine. Movwr.—On , August IL, at bis residence, Rice ville, N. J., Tx Mott, aged 79 years and § months. father, rest. McCasrny.—On Friday, ‘August 14, Tawomy MoCanmy, fed 11 months aud 20 days. relatives and frien the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his 258 East Twelfth street, this (Saturday) after two o'clock, Myens.—On Friday, August 14, Apguaine Loviae Mraze, only ebild of Lewis A, and KHen F. Myers, aged 3 years, 11 months and 8 days. ‘The funeral wf take poe from the residence of her parents, 20 Hoster street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Muruax.—On Friday, August 14, MaRGaner Maenax, the beloved wife of Joh Meshaa, 4 native of the town of Sligo, Ireland, aged 98 years, May she rest in peace. ‘The friends and reiatives of the kamily are respectfully tovied to attend the Lmao ae her late residence, No, 141 Cherry stroot lo. 12 Prince stroct, this (Matnrday) afternoon, at two o'clock, with. out further invitation. Moanrs,—On Friday August 14, Commodore Hexry W. Morars, (1 nyted States Navy, in the 58th yoar of nis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the farmly, also the officers, of the United States Navy, are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, from St.’ George's, church, he at eleven o'cl uyvesant ) Withent Forge “team Fneine the Fi riment Kenerally, are respectully invited to attend the trom Forty-third street Methodist Episcopal ‘ch, onfunday afternoon, at one ofclocke ba ete — At Poug! on . Auguat 12, lam gg i x trae, wireot ‘iia He Pangburn, aged re. ‘The remlives and friends of the famiy are respecttaliy invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 102 Wert Thirty-eveath at., ‘bis (Saturday) afternoon , a two o'clock. without farther, notice. Parrox —On Friday, Aumust 14, at his residence, No. 101 Leroy street, Jomx Patrom, in the ‘doth ‘year of bis age. ‘ycitty.—Tn Becokiyn, on Friday morning, Awgust 14, at rotek, J fon of John and Margaret Quilty, pause th the od Coleman's Welly peowinnerned | Wren eine wij be taken te Calpers Cemetery for in. month ana 25 itee Services will take place at byt gy eh 4 Parents, No, 97 East Thirty-frst street, this ts fem InOrMing, at eleven o'clock. a ge of me eas ws Pogeencan vo one | ee Oe sm. ty Ang cae ee Snay, youngest son of John and nttida Shay, aged | year and 9 monghs. The friends and relatives of the family ore invited to attend the fuueral, from the residence of his parents, No. 24 Montgomery street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Srencer.—On Friday, Augnst 14, at 391 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, Apa Jessie, infant daughter of Heury and Mary Spencer, aged 8 months. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at'two o'clock. Friends respectfully invived to attend. London (England) papers please copy, Sruity,—On Thursday, August 13, after a brief Illness, Tnxopork A. Srurry, aged 1 one yearend 8 days, The friende of the family are iivited to attend the funo- ral, from No, Downing streot, this (Saturday) after noon, at two o’¢loc! Watsu.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 14, after a short illness, J, Trowas Watsu, aged 32 yoors. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Varick Lodge and Enterprise Obapter I’. and A, M., of Jersey City, are respectfully invited to attend the fur neral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from Re resins his parents, 331 Gold street, without fur- \er notice, SNS ERE SR NSE AREER SE SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ccean Sieamers. Malls are forwarded by every steamer in tbe regular lines, ‘The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown, ex- cept the Canadian line, which call at Londenderry. ‘The ‘sieamers for oF from thé Continent, call at Southampton, YROM EUROPE. Virgin City of Washington. Liverbea dare, Liverpool, New York. Gtivot Waahingtoa™ New York. Great Kastern,.....New York, Asia... Boator HAVANA, NASBAU, N. ze er JA., AND NEW For pamae AND Havana Steaviehip Corsica, from New York A eg inasvon, J JA. fo—Bteamehip Plantagenet, from New vy 5 ym King nn, Ja, Aug 3. Fon Havaia—Steamnahip Bayle, from New York, Aug—, For Porro Uangtip—Steamship Thos Swann, trom New York Ang 15. Fou New Onreans- Steamship George Washington, from New York Ang 15, at Srearanhip Mortiag sar, trom New York August 16, Steamship Evening Star, from New York Aug 22, 0i8 PM, SPROIAL NOTICE. intended for the Nuw Youn HeRAtp Pert of New York, ane @, 1863. CLEAR! eign, Sity or Manchester =, Halcrow, Queenstown “sical ry ran erica (Brem), Wessels, Sonthampton and soa Corsica (Br), LeMerurter, Nassau and Havana ey 4 Continental, Marshman, New Orleane—Ludlam, Steamship Daniel Webster, Wes, oer go Bleamahtp Hulnols, Baboook. Alexandr ‘Bh! ns ¢ oe), Baker, Liver Liverpool W Elwell wen, rey gnieon & Edge, Ny Herre—bora & Tits & Tit eaver, Bark Tana Br), Leeman, aoeentiaonrbe = De Ver res cee Rater Ghd. Wits Witiaas, be fitotat Cuba—Fab- y Taek Vilafraen (Br), Pettigrew, 8t George, NB—H J & 0 Fark Almens Boas: Now Onioute Puteri Rentite Brig Mary Emally (Br), Jenkins, Paral Corning. fon Brie emt Heywood eo nein y Matamoros—Miller a Baa BW Brig Ocean Peart (31 SPEsek bes eaters "Ste ohn, NB—D R Dewalt. Bag treat gihtins ‘8t John. Wied aoe Wolf. —J B Ward &Co, Taal Bris Bite, Biot Bosto 0. ane % r Marie (Fr), De Villars, he Verte, Mart—Boyd & ine Schr Volunteer (Br), Card. Barbadot—D B Dewol Schr Abbie Bradtord, Freeman, Srcmet Ratan & Qo. oor Enterprise (Br), Gould, Ragged Islanda—D R De- sah Ann & Susan, Pearson, Port Royal—E D Hurlbut & ene Daniel Brown. Heald, Washinzton—L Kenny, errill, Weeke, Washin, og oy & Abbott. omar, Westman ety BOB RO ac Ko ‘ashington—Van Bront & giagnt a or Seeley. 7. Bangor Meteal! & D can, e Bohr Montrose. ‘ortiand. ms Barton, Behr Trader, Preston, Rockland—J V Haviland. Sehr Mount Hope, Spalding, Rockland —W § Brows & Co. nan donine Dunning, Boston. wn & Co. Behr Pree Wind, Robinson, Rocioy—Eeaaeyy Bmith & Co, Sehr Albert Dexter, Doane, New Bedford—J V Haviland. Behr Seychelle. Taylor, Weliflent—Crowell & Payne. Steamer Diamond 81 Richete, Washington. Steamer Artisan, Kirk, Baltin: ARRIVED, Steamship St Mary (U 8 transport), . Ang 7. 10 US Quartermanter: ih wan boarded by U's cuaboat Des Bazelton, New Or. Steamship Pioneer (U8 transport). With 106 ster, wounded and ¢ (iischarged soldiers my. to U § Quartermast ke, o. Winterte, Ford well & Co. Moore, London. "ith mdse and 9% with mdse and 135 Has beeu 20 days Bhip New Orleans Hewett. Newport July 5, with iron and passengers, to Wm T Fros!. Ha! constant southeriy winds; sighted Greeniand on the passage; saw much jee, Spd bee roe. & Sage to the westward of the Banka; in lat Vaiiy ly of Moniceal, teniner, rt, Eng, 87 day For Monreal, Lanner, Newport, Eng, *. with Pellroad i iron, to Thom: een oi ” ark Math’ tide, (Prue), Baliascuens, Liverpool, at 4 with coal, w master, July 28, Inti Bt, fon Meamahip Atx, (rom Matamoron for Liverpoo! ta runner). Bark 8t peng, (Prem), Hake, Bremen. 80 di with lays. . off Geor, 8 , Bip Georme & 2 Willams, troimy Newport RE” bounds, aaye i Parnician (of Aberdeen), Savage, Valencia, June 24, with wine, to master. 3 Bark oe Alma. ‘of eran’ Harrison, St Vineent, CDV, a it, 10 OF; aropaetor SI Jackson, Matanzas, 11 — tie sugar. to by c Seren tal oe roe osta fica, Peel, Aspluwall, 18 days, with mdse, to J yprne (of Maitiand nn), MeOatlough, Cow Bay, CB, wa “ea With coat. ta) Ew : M Arnold (Br), Swen "Dorchester, NB, 2 days, ith stone. to PT Nevivia & Son: ly 27 Sith, Filtoi, Rondont for Boston (and ald), Teabelle be Need, Sng be. for Bangor (and eld), Rone Mare BM ng Goodspeed, 12 days. Sehr Mott Bedell, B 1G reeiorn, wn De Gaye. Jonesboro, 10 days, re Jones'oro, 10 daye ra, Three er, Tanntom, Sehr Jolin Ragse's, Smith ver, Seut AT Rowland” Rowland, Fall River, Sehr Cops. Day ‘pail River bet Ly . Snow, "Providence, Schr Bion, Roach, Providence, Sebr Wreath, Crabdall, Port Ewen for Salem (and sid). Bloep Moont Bone. Sullivan, Tannton Steamer & CV alker, Rogers, Philadelphia, Steamer Antnracie. Jones. Philaderiia, Steamer Briste., Charles, Priladeipbia, Steamer Reverty, Pierce, Philadelphia. Steamer Kingimher, Nye, ages BELO! Bark Florence © aos Xt vf dave from Léverpoal, Bark New Brunswick Bark Rosine (Pres), (rom Swanees Bre Beer Sivdeon, 28 va from ‘eat Indies. Bre a Chg py, trom — Harboe, 45 ig tet ‘from Dublin, ase a Re Rae ismaes U's brie Deinbriage baa aa auchoved ta the North river, outward bound. Miscellaneous. Awrercan Lioves’ Supplement for August 06 is now ready for subscribers. The new names and reeurveys in thie No areas fellows:—4 steamers, 13 ships, 90 barks, 38 baign and 1 echoonérs. The proprietors of the Amesican Lioyas'— ‘Mveers Taylor, Hartshorne & King—have labored incessantiy ince ita commencement ta 1867 to make it a tent book for All thone fnterested in the ahippiag Interests of our country, and that (hey have fully succeeded an examination of the work will satiafy any ene of. Ttean be had at 85 Wall erect, Breawsnie Lovistana, Capt Brooking, ealled yesterday for ‘W port. al Saar Jous Gosrin is now on the great Balance dock cur Howren, ing tor Providence, She bad vious, in the Highlands, by steaer bulwarks stove, dc, Bcun Cuatiece (of New London), White, from Dir for Boston, which was in contact 1}th’ inst, off Point J th sleanter Hudson, since arr at Providence, had bow sprang, pavers carried away, &c, aud put intoSton 4. +! Jelandh Viceseed Bane ter, has been taken out, Smack Ousnses Porren, Capt Potter, picked up abc inst, off south side of Nantuciet, 21 casks have come from some vessel burnt by @ privateer. Srawen Hupsox—It iw thought the repairs on swe Iludson. at Frovidence, before reported run Challenge, of New London, will amount to about $1000. ATLANTIO--NORU COAST OF KPAIN—FIXED LIGHT AT AY" Ofaal inform: the Slut day of Au lighthouse recon:ty e of oe Ti ight wilt bea Fixed White vation of 150 feet above the mean level att Bencen in clear weather. from a di-tance of 10 tllen, gare lium nating apparatuas dloptrie or by Tenses, of « ith order, ‘The Lower is octagonal, 46 feet high, colored light yetle and surmounted “tua Point, on the nort! RE. of Forcado Point and about 30 y: that on an willbe orniviver tro 4 lighthouse recently erected ‘on 1 ba Ilo Point, the east part of Saniona mount, in the rte \ tans ne nt will be a Fixed Red Light, placed at ree. CPI al, we a Rares Boe Taehpioees aca. bae be seen in clear weather from a distance on W miles. “rhe illumigating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses of the sixth order, ween lone to the m ity 43.28 in N Jon "S27 11 W of Greenwich, ward, apes from the sen. to be attached ents, and Je not visible, from 8 by ‘All bearings are magne ap, Sealy ‘Tt ia with pleasure that we are a pegrans poly inform our — eorrerponwente aud friends that on the firat day of August the eldt dues are forever abolished, and a reduction in pllolage of twenty per cent. We not dwell upon the importa = gg this reform, bas merely congratulate ship owners sr eare removed those obnoxious and extravagant, charges which made A Antwern and other Belgian ports rank on oe offensive those tn Europe, “Now this ‘istalment of free. trade ie @ wen in the right direction, to be followed, we ‘trust, the ier countries of similar pavguschurpes yon shipning ane comnevee. "We are clad to. observe te Prussian government bas reduced We dues on shipping at Swinemnd new wh All vessel tae onto ee cant 3 charter party: as in conberesta | seustom of the porn, the broker Tor teat (ut ‘ue vesesls | the owners must xercise their own as to the choice 53 pa aie sae: pon te oe sata cael bart ap Broughton, King, ieee Ska asin at ‘Bill Rircowgy init fare sr brig Peers Pe sicare | Lg Au iain a on b meta ‘Buea, viene barks Al tor Boston 2ath? pists Herstoketor doy brig Volany | rer, dor Cothreti, Rondont. Orieans.” Below two, barks and four Sone Ryder, pe Hayt MERE ana yesterday, passed Highland OME Ehntre Coraelius, Marshal bi Kirklai id, Nort! thon ip Roland ¢ veprem) Fervens, Ohanse, HY. White trom Baltinore for iio, Jam ero. accidentally drowned on the Lith Inst. BANGOR. BATU, Aue 12~Cld schre San doiphia. | Bid vehrs Samuel HS BAR ‘ERB, Aug Arr achr Sophia Godfrey, geet Phi- ie) aiGHTON, Ant 12—Pasted dewn. schre Ohaslen, matt G sia my Abe 12th, sehr Z on ane echr Z Stratton, | nvr iit Gormatia, Hach, Bileabeth } Sawtasten, Norleai Carden Beaton; M Arabala, Look, axe ORLEANS, Aug1—Arr ship O14 Dominion, Saimp- waiwatr se Pa ean. Point, Hoffman, NYork; Gen —Arr hip Crescent, Latha rene Br hark “Foln Cotton, from Matamorony Ella Weeds Sart Hadelphia: sehr Or ‘ral’ ins u ps a ES Eee from Hilton Head: Br bark Jane Gockeriie Vora Oran; selire Vigiant (ir). from Ranta it Bri jueen (Br). from 0; prize eer Cecilia D. Sut, Mitchel see (hase, NYork, (not beerloaaly); NEWPORT, Augugt 12—Arr brig Joh Remedios; ech elle, Jordan, Bilsworth for ‘do: Beis Wine tect PONS Uae, Bo Meh this AM, U § gunboat Cam! Boston; nr Le mt afabetport ape tn og Bid a ries | Aone eae sagrsemeaar inte ins wh iar the head of of Dighton, wae at Rondont 12th been run into tow KUS CHAMBERLAIN remaina ashore on Pur Alb hercargo, except 20 tons , BUpP* , into hy Notice to Mariners. Hrprograriic Orrios, Apna: Loxvon, July 8.1 fon has been received thaton an‘ ery i, 186, a light will be exhibited fn» rected ‘near Foreada Point at the rar | mirance to the inlet of Aviles, om the north ec + Naced at an « sea, and sho § j tands on Cart. be pe ny Houses ab 136 cab from the sa, in li sae tide of $8.05 N, lon 5 56 W of Greenwich. FIXED RED LIGHT ON CABAL! the Slat day ‘of 8 pein 1863, 9 ligh lower slightly octagonal, 18 feet bi close. keeper’ Bh Lye seen from the ward one vertical cut whi the ‘and pr nor $e. Ny HC uniess when Dealing ng ma eel Ne, av 2030 W in 1963. het Lords ON WASHINGTON, Hydrographen, me scneupt ve ‘W, round by W to By comman No tonpage removal id Stettin. It appears, by comparing the old tariff, ‘he charges ‘are reduced nearly fifty with to Antwerp te aay = worm uroket (or po] ether the 3b itaerer erate, al cash advances, for arapet the crew, £6, broker when there JOHN H. MCCLENNAD, | ¥. J. 0. SER sep i oat is fo | ldg; only ons, from { jr Vinca, ODV, Jily 22—No Ath vessel in port. | ' American Ports. ALBANY, Aur 13-Aar sehr Oliver 8) Clark. Hariford. Cid Ri lark. Har pie ay Peary, a ee oe ees bri cio = ore Watton cerry pret rotection, Mutter, Mica, Telegraphed bark Bi New barks Mo Dee oie Melina (8 Laroamb, Havangs ingion, ig Melissa ir), aval reeman, Matheson, St Dom! et Georee I iu sae Lon ha’ White. Foun, ugh arraee Int B®, Aug 13—Arr schrs Clark, Bangor; iechr Lavinia Honking, Wiel Ondte: Mar. is 13th, bark Ella Pin ta rr shi re Domi nica: Denmare ¢ ead npton Row ‘Aug 12—Cld brie Huceon, Grin, NYork; schi ngion, Pendicton; Damon, ‘Pitcher, aad Alum 1 M Bmith, Bede! Bedell, Phtiadelphing ‘ish. Crockett, nd SW Ponder. 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