The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1863, Page 2

2 OUR IRON-CLAD NAVY. The “Thundering City” of the United States Navy. WEBB’S =e seubaiagecams Thirteen® Hundred Tons of Armor Plating to be Pat On, A Ploating Fort and Ram Combined. THE NAVAL WONDER OF THE AGR, ke. Kou we TAR INCEPTION, , One of tho most ourtous looking and formidable war voasels in progress of constractiom in this country is Mr. W. Hf. Webb's scrow ram Dunderberg, Ing every respect sho promises to be the bost constructed vessel in our navy. Shortly after the demand for iron-ciad vessels became so preasing the Navy Department requested several of our most sklitul shipbullders’ to forward to Washing- tom plans and specifications of vessels they would agreo to bulld. A large number were prepared and forwarde.t; dot the committer appointed by tho Department, aid not ‘Reo in any of thom sufficient merit to warrant them to ‘build vessels from their plaus. It is true some fow of our tioat prominent builders did not enter any modela, or make cny oilers, Among this number was My. Webb. Ho ‘Thad ou bis handy two frigates for the Italian goverment which were to bo tron-clad , and besides he had large con tracts with inerewntife firms; 80 that he did not care to waste bis time or talouls by sending to the Department ang plans which in the courso of events as they were thon transpiring might be rejected. Str. We'les, however, determined that Mr, Webb should show his skit! in the mattor of building’an ron-clad ram for either harbor de fence or for sen aorvies; sorhe wrote to Mr. Webb to pre- pare plans and a model of avesseP which should meet the requirements of the naval ico Of course Mr. Webb was compelted Ia 2 measure to ac- cale'tothesroquest of the'Seoretury of the Navy, and sot to work preparing a rough mode! of the ‘Yam. It was sent to Washiagton, the committes saw it, snid it was, pretty goou for ¢ vessel of its Kind, but it wouldn't do. Bat Mr. Welles said it was fast tho thing that was want. ed, and accordingly Mr. Webb was ordered to build « vessel after his model. : THE MAGNITUDE OF TH® VESSEL. The ros:it is (at the enggmous’ buik of wood which £m be seen at the foot of Sixth street ia the developmoat of the model which was formed from the drawings fur- nished by Mr. Webb. Quietly has the work progressed, MIL ns of feet of timber have been consumed, and to-day veasel has assumed @, tangibio form, and is viowed with Wonder and admiration by all who have visited Lor. Ver outward appearance does not show by any meaus the immense quantity of timber that has been used in Ler construction, Her sides, dock aud floor are solid oak, shoathad over with pine, which, in tho wake of the plat form» a cusbion for tho armor plating. DIMENSIONS. To give our readers somo idea of the magnitude of this vessel we give her dimensions:—~ xtreme length kext rome breadth, Waole dopth, ‘The whole upper surface is to be irou-plated to six feet below the water Hine, Above the deck she bas a large ouate to carry ten Deavy guns, aad above these are tv vo placed two revolving turrets. i‘ wR RAM. To form her enormous ram the bow of the veasel is sulid wood, running by:k over fifty feet. This, of course, is to be plated with tue vest quality of iron. ‘The sites of tho vessel, before the plating ts pat on, are over seven fect ip thickness, and that solid oak wood, She wiil have two rudders, which are protected by the peculiar construction of tha overhanging atern. THE RNGINES. Her engines will be six thousand horse power; #0 pha’ oxtraordinary speed can be got up on ber. THE HULL. ‘To give stability to tne hull at all times, and especially 1 tho timo of impact, when ramming a vossel, sho is pro- vided with ove maiu and four sister keelsons, which run the eative length of the vessel and meet at either end ~Yheeo aro of solid oak, and look as if they might bid de- fagoe to aay shock she ever may receive. The entire frame of the vessel is diagonally strapped with iron, whigh gives her great strongtn. At some distance from tho side of the vessel inboard is 4 ceiling or skio which furnishes a large number of store- rvoms, and at the same time makes ® water-tight com- partment the whole length of the vessel. THE DECKS. ‘Sho bas"three decks, or, counting the bombproof dock of the casemate, she i# a four-lecker, Tho lower docks are of the same thickness as ordinary voasels; but the canomate deck ts mach heavier, while the bombproof dock over the casemate is twenty-one inches thick of wood, with two Inches of plating to cover it. THR OASEMATE. ‘Tho casemate is one hundred and sixty feet long in tho clear, aud i extends the ontice breadth of the vessel Its sides are stoping and over threo fect in thickness. Yhis enormous fort upon deck is pierced for ten heavy guns —three in each broadside and two at each end. Sur- mounting this are to be two tarrete twenty-four fect intornal diameter and Qteen inenes fa thickatss. THE ARMOR PLATING. he subject of armor plating has for some time inte- rested the selentific mon of thtscountry’ns well as thoee of Karope. Hundreds of thousamds of doliara have beeo expended tp experiments, and a largo number of lives wcetdents wh havo resulted at those trials. manufacturers of @tmor plates have studied to per- oct thelr portioa of this great change in the clading of vessels, artilleriste have been at work bringing out ord wince and projectiles to pierce the plates, and at the pre (9 a digpated question ag to which party bas 9 atv antage the plating of the Daaderberg Mr. Webb ts de! «Vict ehe stall rank No. 1, aod Ire has been very wrt outer in eelecting the quality of iron to be used. Jt gay that his plating is of the very best this country, baving the bost qualifications effect of projectiles. Samp" at the orduance yard at Washington , superviston of Admiral Dahlgren. They va of different calibre, and under a netagces, and those selected by Mr. Wedd i no8 muperion, to the best plates of the cele 1 Frouch goverament manufactorios. WRIGHT OF THR ARMOR. eudors au idea of the weight of the iron my ts Gut justice kind kn ow! sting thy plates wore \¢ and ol indor wore t are ey work of Chis goat skip wo would state that her armor visting alone will weigh over nino hundred ton, while hoe turrets, pliothvuses, &o., will weigh over thres lat. dred tons; 20 (unt at @ rongh estimate the weight of vrmor aue will cacry will not be far from thirteen bon dred toms, « © OF THS. CASRMATE. y give the dimensioi the plasing to state that the largo cay umbles ves luward, at an angle of new forty fi fat {t Is not nocoseary to have the fron so The wood backing, Uivek as many world suppose mi ion for tho armor plates, is macn th 8 yon used before la a pined vee m tho ebobt of tho angular afdae of this « * being str 9 iron pdastrated thore is an eo: rons Gy wood yot remaining to b mm mines, and ak tad Roading 4 yack first class io got ic filing No. Th wat plates thirteen: i cy. agent in ¢ hate a there NEW “YORK HEKALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 51, 1563, knowlodye! tobe the best made in this contin end ! of its firmness atthe opening Mbe docline of three they bave government orders (or nearly all of the turret j days, and the rally at the close, would setm to iroa to be used. i substentiale the belief that no decided break in the market can occur until some entirely different THE HULL PLATING. ¢ » plating of the hn m in upright siabs, aod 2 Ban elt shape sain —_ pide — — pintas | Cesof cansewis at work, “Phe shorts had en ad varying iu tongth frou elevan to twolve and ahalt foot, | Mitable opportunity of covering some of their con- and tseoty-cight inches fo width, ‘Timse slabs are three | tracts on Thursday and Friday, and of putting fad a half inches thick, and are secured to the vessel by | them out again aubsequently at handsome prices. means of a peculiar screw bolt. ‘The dectiae, as usual recently, was not long in ouy CASEMAYS PLATING, bringing in new buyers, and on Saturday, though ‘The platiag of the cugemate is four and one-batf tnohes | Linge blocks of stock were sold out for realization, in thiokness, from eleven to twelve and one-half feet | the market took them all, and rose buoyantly,¢ over in length, sst upright, and twenty-olght inches in width. | the prices, At the bottom of theas plates and the top of the bull | Phe foltowing table will show the prices at the plates they are bevelled so as to form a snug joint. close of the past five weeks:— THR TURRET IRON. ing. 1. Arig. 8. Aug. 18. Arig. 22 Aug . WOE 10635 ICT ‘The turrets are built in sections of slabs, which are five | U. & bese conuavra, "ios 196 fochea "thick, eleven inches high and nineteen feet in 62 ass a. ys - a length, These are bent ao that it requires four of these | Missouri 6's. 11% 70% TOM TL 1% slabs to mako the circle. ‘The inner eoursos of the tur |-N. Y.Ceai MBS WA aT SE UR Feta are two oue-luch pintes, and oatstle of the slabs are | Herding if Tels ios a “i ee pd six courses of one-inch icon. Each turret is nine feot in peter J 106g 10437 ons 10D 10935 4 rrets is tweat: gan Central. 115 Nby 116 19 «128 height. The inside diameter of the tu wealy- ly ia Se aS by sary guaran’. 1130 14K, 19 133 198 All of the iron used in this vessel ts of the beat quality | Tillnoie Central. ae no 121 127 es of hammered cold biast charcoal iron, and, as we said ions + 90% NOR 1084; 112 128g before, comes from the Reading Forge. Larne ny HRM: 306... 8 ye It will require several mooths to fit this monster vesse) Fanaa _ oo 190 190 x for service: but when she is completed eho will reflect | HudeonRiver,.,.. 151 us 48 great crodite pon Mr. Webb, the iron factors and the Paoiic Mat! des moe an) country In general, « ‘This table shows, as the result of the past week, As yet the joiner work ia not suMlicientty far advanced to justify s description of it. At some future time we shal! give a description of her internal fittings. COMING EVENTS, Conventions, Fairs, Elections, Meetings, &r., in September. uring the month of Septombes there will be an unusu- al number of conventions, fairs, agricultural shows, ang all sorts of political gatherings, in the Northarn States, of which the following are but a portion: — ‘Tho Immediate Kmancipation Convention of Missouri will meet in Jofferson City on the Ist. It will be composed | next election. Southern old maintains itself very Of discontented spirits, who collectively are known as the “ charcoal” party. They are opposed to the princi- ple?of gradual emancipation, as adopted by the State. Convention under the advice of President Lincotn, and are determined, if they can wield sufficient power, to have all the slaves in Missouri—numbering over one hundred thousand—at.once daclared free. ‘The annual State election fa Vermont will take place on the ist. On Yhe 24 the people of far off Nevada Territory will © convention the duty of which will be to draft a consti- tutlon and put the nfachinery of the State government in | their back dividends, and an animated prospect is motion, This Territory was organized in March, 1861, end has a population of some sixty thousand. It lies wost of 115 degrees of longitude and north of about 38 | he controlled before the common, if anything degrees of latitude, having Utah on the east, Oregon on the north, and California on the west. ~ Tho State election in California will be held on (he 2d, ‘The Republican Convention of New York, to nominate State officers and to adopt @ platform, will assemble in Syracuse cn the 2d. ‘Tho Legislaturo of the now State of West wirgiie will reassemble at Wheeling on the 2a. ‘Yhe republican young: men of tho State of New York are invited to assemble at Syracuse on the 3d. The Massachusetts Domocratic State Convention wil! moet at Worcester on tho 3d. A grand Union mass convention of tho State of Illinois will bo held at Springfield on the 34. The National Committee of Douglas democrats will meet at the St, Nicholas Hotel, in the city of New York, hold «i election for the purpose of choosing dolegates to | election day. On the other hand it fs stated that that, in spite of a sharp decline of perhaps 5 per cent on an average all round, New York Central as risen 4%, Michigan Central 6, Southern guaranteed 5, [linois Central 9, Hudson 24% and gold 1}4. Erie and Erle preferred have come out without change, Galena and Rock Island closed about as they began, while Toledo is 2% lower. New. York Central exhibits great strength, al- though the street is fall of certificates in the names of investors living all over the country—a phe- nomenon which every broker notices, and which threatens a considerable change in proxies at the stiffly in the face of widely differing views in the holders of the twoclassesof stocks. It is rumored that the parties who are seeking the control of the common stock intend to niake an arrangement with competing roads, having previously turned out the present direction under the clause in the chartergwhich permits a majority of stockholders to hold a meeting after notice, with power to alter the administration without waiting for the usual the preferred stockholders intend to press for thus opened for injunctions and other varieties of litigation. The ‘preferred stock should certainly of moment is to be done with the management of the road. “It will pross itself on the notice of any observant man that bull operators have larger views than at previous periods of speculation. Formerly, for the most part, bulls were exactly as bears, exactly as in- different to the future of ‘the concern iit whose stock they were specolating from the moment they had closed out their interest. But now tlie main idea seems to he to control railroads and make them permanently more productive, as can be scen from the issue ofcertain prominent specu- lations of the’ past yerr. On this theory it need not be expected that stocks once fairly taken in on the Tth, (or the purpose of fixing the time and place | hand by any large party will be allowed to tumbla. of the: for holding the next National Convention for the nomina- | back, with no help except from those who are tion of candidates for Pregident and Vice President of the | short of them. Avy operation carried out suc- United States. cessfully on the bull side will leave in the hands On the 8th a national convention of manufacturers will | of those who lave engineered the rise, probably, bo held in this city, to adopt measures to protect the | the direction of the road, with the nsual vis iner- manufacturing Interests from some alleged injurious fea: | yim of gtockholders to prolong it, and certainly tures of the Taternal Revenge law. a fair proportion of the stock held for investment Ze Se ene an ot the: Were Server Abs: Tae cheap rates. Calculations about the course of Boolety will ence terson hoserermeayendli tinge. 2 ee bain a prices in the stock market are incomplete without and continue four days. “ ‘An international wheat show, which will bo qontribut- | the new element. Theloan *market, the political situation, the ‘Business of the roads, all are ¢4 to mostly by New York and Canadian farmers, will very important items for forming an opinion, and commence on the Sth at Rochester, NewsKork, aud be ‘ from the way they are intermingled furnish 1 held threo days. . ‘The Hartford, Connecticut, Horse Association have an- | problem delicate enough to pledse any intellect that takes an interest in finance and commerce; nounced their third annual horse fair atthe Hertford but new elements are occasionally introduced with trotting fark, on the 8th, 9th and 10th. The Demooratic State Convention of New York will be | their own pertarbing influence, and this mode of cargying out large operations of purchase is cer- held in the city of Albany on the 9th. tainly important enough to be taken into account. The Vermont State Fair will be held this year at Rut- Innd, commeneing on the 9th. On tho 14th the annual State election will take place io Maino - The aunual State Fair of New York will commence at Utica on the 16th, and coutinue four days. for pearls, with sales of 40 Lbls, Steck 890 bbls. A grand national horse show and equestrian exbibi- Rreapsrurrs.—Tho demand for flour to-day was mode. tien will be held four days at Peoria, Mlinois, commenc- | rately active, though not genoral, It was mainly for ing on the 16th. shipping brands of State and Western and for sour flour, ‘The Kentucky State Fair will commence at Loutsville | which could be bought lower prices. A few houses on the 15th, made most of the sales, one firm having disposed of ‘The tenth annual exhibition of the Iowa State Agritul | nearly 4,500 bbis., another of 2.600, and another of 2,100 tural Soclety will commence at Dubuque on the 16th, and | DDIS.,_ Apart from those hove: spoke complalning!y of continue four days. rye flour and corn meal, which latter was firmer. We The tobacco manufacturers of Kentucky will hold a | now quote:— conyention in Louisville on the 16th. ‘The democrats of Penosylvania are to holdeix mass moetings on theJ7th, which is the anniversary of the adoption of. the constitution of the United States, at Phi- ladelpbia, Lancaster, Williamsport, Uniontown, Mead- ville and Scranton, ‘The war democrats of Wisconsin, who find it impossi ble to stomach the copperhead piatform which was adopted by the State Convention on the Sth of August, havo published a call for % convention, to be hold at Janesville on the 17th of September. The Afteouth State Fair of Michigan will be bold four days at Kalamazoo, commencing on the 224. ‘The Republican State Convention of Massachusetts will be hold iu Worcester on the 24h, Tho State Agricultural Society of Ilinoia have aunounc- ed that their tenth annual exhibition will commence at Decatur on the 28th. . The eleventh annual fair of the Indiana State Board of Agriculture will be held near Indianapolis during the week commencing on Moniay, the 28th. The sixth fair of the Minnesota State Agricultural So elety will be held three days at Fort Snelliag, commenc ing on tho oth. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarorpary, August 29—6 I’. M. Asus were in moderate demand at 7c. for pots and 9c. 440 AnacceanS Sssesssses eeeeozene Common to choice extra Westera Canadian Southern mixed to g00d superfine. ao Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy: — Wheat was in request, mostly for export, ‘but at prices which were unsatisfactory to holders. Hence busivess was Festricted, and the market closed very tamely, with s downward tendency. The day’s sales suecnes Fi hele, at $1 24 w$1 26 for white Western soa en for amber Westero winter, $1 12 a$1 19 for red Westorn winter, $F 13.0 $1 2% for amber Iowa and Green Bay, 82sc. a $1 12,for Milwaukee club, 78. a§$1 04 for Chicago spring, #og $1 76 for a lot of very superior new crop white Michigan. Partes who have fecently returned from the Northwort speak of this year’s crop of spring wheat as yielding very satisfactorily, both in quantity and quality. Corn was steady in price and in fair demand to-day. Sales were made of 96.000 shele at T0c, a TOs. , mostly at T0e., for sound Western mixed; 68%jc a €%%e. for unsound do., and Tc. a 740. for Western white aud yellow. Rye was also steady at 80c. a Wc. , with sales of 7,000 bushels Westorn at the in- side price” Barlos, was dylt and unsettled. Oats were in fair request and advanciyf, We quote Canada at 45c. a 62¢., Wertern at 50c, a S4c, and State at 620. a Gle. Corres. limited to-day, and sales We quote: Rt, priaue, at Sc.; good, Be. a tair, 200. @ 26%¢.; ordinary, 3c. fair to good’ cargoes, 25 ‘26 ic. ats and bags, 5c, a 46c : Meracaibo, 29c.a 3ic. St. Domingo, 24c. a 26c. id quite heavy at G4c. a 650, for middiing®, with sales reported of 530 bales, iu lors. wmonTa wore without remarkable alteration, with 588 To Liverpool there were 6d. a 2s., the latter rate grain at 6Md. a Tigd., 4 650 packages provisions, b busi FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, August 30, 1668. Money has been abundant for all the require- ments of the street during the past week, and the decline of the middle of the week did not affect’ 1a! the loan market unfavora’ The rate for money remained steady at © per cent on demand, thongh steamer, at 268. © 90%. ‘fo London there money wa left at 5 with olf conmimion houses, | Ramee fa abd 000 vivo eke at apd, Te and,*on the other hand, large speculators have t Os. To Dublin 25,000 b: is grain were sb av made considerable loans, not to be disturbed too 6s, 34, To Belfast 12,500 bushels grain at 5a, 6d. To m Antwerp 2,000 Boge cofiee at ® soon, at 7, and in some cases with a commission 200. @ $1 10 for North in addition. This cannot fairly be quoted as any Hay —Now, way seiling fre river bate. ‘ ‘ Hings.—The market opened tnmely, but closed actively proof of growing tightnéss in money, for the same | this week... There 50.672 brides received and 82,000 could be readily obtain ¢ ; hides sold during the week. Prices wore very Om to buld be readily obtained om call at'¢; but the | Skn Sas sora stock on baad was 240,400 Kided Bud 50 extra 1 per cent is considered as well bestowed in | paies do., the latter Kast Indin cow and baffalo. | soq an office from the incessant labor of’| Hors were firm at 160. & 210. for last-year's crop, with changiog loans where they are of any considerable |“ fea ececene “able and ¥ xtont. Lendets appear perfectly y satisfied with | Easterm. | their side of the loan busines owers hate eet fetid ta *mostly made money enenug) on their stocks to | general . Lulofweights and afford any not excorsive charge withoat feeling it..| Nght darmmany contiaue foe tha, ‘oer fr r r tion: t to any sudden | an 0 and Of about eqnal extent tu he direction of tight: | Oak Sole—Aitlion eh wece Tale Qelaer abe . * wie » | week an setive demand hw now almost cleared, uke regi, risen from 124% to 125%, | market desirable stock. Week's receipts of sole deal Ow ¥ | Ls ‘ i onsidered to be fair and of sows Pork was dell to day vag pie * OF the | poo wis, avS19 HZ a $9 75 for He weds, ‘roagie nas ® legitimate other t | forokt do, andS iO 50 a $10 75 Lusinesser, {4 ia. ree { a t wold for ¢ ; éxtra, and £10 25 J a.peea, Lard contiowed bo pid For. te FW we o APO we HIVE roe nest FE Helier natit has ob. H # Mo.Jor tame | tw he Wad oon Was. nae | al Lave tw rade’ Ke ne | 3 y OF thé coutry; but, as no speedy vend ie | f sayy as. 1s, a stem nater wh * | Rew wna Zon fuyoréd bovorm. visible to the ayste - a scare ng ts Ge { die opp Opinion is grow p that ge “Salen score mite 120 bales of Eagaplen, | | take-another upward turd, and mifintaln it. at 120, cash, ‘Sand wine nipher figure with #1 steadiness, The national | | wore very drtn to-work, as@ ‘thete fatu. | Ans were octive avd “ta, with salts Of 1480 Bhd, + y de oa @ their tndus | gag gro bonesfat, i PAC, LI yo. 0 12 ye. tor Pocko Rive ping wp the present state of | andonge, # T18e, for s : ALLOW Wine Wo the extent of 100,000 Ihe. at from, ¢ 4 OXe. for inferio 1O2,¢, for very ¢ vI¢ he stock market for t ¢ vast week, |) tt ai Bxuy WR ah SHIPPING NEWS. PEOIAL Nyy All letters and ¥ Heat "e tatended for the + Ad ous ahunld be ‘Pert of Now York, Augast 30, 1863. Seamebtets anaty Alexandri cogra Humoer, New Haven for a In ip oe Vanke, Havana, 10 dage, with suger, Brig fs woreda, Bi 86 days, with fru. to Cf SELB, 5°73 dal lanai Bane ie Proube tor yet ar John, NB), Matthews, Sisal 28 days, —_. ot SP a the Var Attn, with co colle hlaee Ma"Favoasedt % Uo: Brie Tinwes Lowry. ius Cayea, 20 days, with logwood aad contr, to eu ant 20 dae, w bi inkhorn. Aquia, 16 days, with logwood And log (Rr). Oremar, 8 John, NI i visi g Lapwlee (Be). 1 ~-sghushignnpintiendies ileal ants ie Hudson, Griflia, Bangor, 1 days, with lumber, to B anes ae aes (ot Mase, Npo Ruseoll, Matamords, 20 10 OF. & Go. ayague’, PR, 13 days, with u- "tit, Davidson, Windsor, NS, 9 days, with plaster, to Schr Arthur ‘Kelty. Pryor Fort Clinoh, 8 days, in ballast, PaURP Stiaan Scranton, Lervey, Georgetown, DO, For Brluge- Schr RF Olivor, Baltimore, 6 days, Schr xecutee’ Norton, Baltiinore, 8 days, Sor Ananda, Hamilton, Bangor, 12 darn. Schr Plymouth Rehr idence. rrovidence for Philadelphia. “Appleby, Providence, Guinmings, Providence. Sloop Tda & Steamer Frank, Shropshire, Paiade'otua, fikher, deuce Steamer Ki 8. Meamtug G dvernor, Alexandr ere Baltimore via Flamjiton oui rouds, pete lS ‘Towed the U[S gunboat Mackioaw this port Belg Car Carafe (of fayme, By; Pitts, rence 26h inst for C Wile cargo of jeratn, returned for Topules, laviag on 23th tast, 0 miles of Sandy’ Hloo sienotd a hays. sale trom GW, 3 walls Tit which hove Ler ou her , during which an otrtick, by ah nds, aud cat ug bert ol Teak adly, choked pumps. Ship Eneray, Comiiar. from avervedl, ‘with mdse and passehyers, to Spofford, Tileston Ship Bileo Mathiide Brem), Nordénholdt, from’ London Hark ar Aartizan (B12, 40 days from Raglan Aivo cue bark aud two brigs 29th—Bteamers Dndloy Buck, Satvor: ship Frednes; ba; Qonen; brigeJ H Neving, Wilmington, Brhion's Pride; sehr ‘30th Steamer Constitution. tr 08: Yat paca, ted in ath ion ab, "exe to) rr. which ad her bulwarks perienced severe Bibre splld calls and received other demago iNxie ARNOLD, McKenzie, Crom New York for yt 8, Bern Sone Linique: Jul into St Seater vidu, previous to 16th Ang tn lstregg, hax tou lost foreman, topmasta, Ac, ins thunder storm on the 7th Aug- ‘The following table gives a ‘of thevessels u the harbors of New York, Boston, Philadeiphia, Baltimere, and New Orleans, at tho latest accounts from each ef (hoes NEw york, B iw Ousxann. 4 Beige... 24 Schaovers. 20 In iat bia sy, i was opitaa Suir, ‘atsgat &. Spoken, “Aus Wt Trnucoay Aus 11--Arr soles Meteor, ist, tloumd. Bearman, do. Aigo pline, Moston; Minnie Arnold. Mei Diane, in distress: steainers Eltzabeth, Win Tak Annie,ac. pCpNPORcO®, Ang S—Acr bark Pitot Fish, Thesteup, Caron sas, July 15-814 beige C W Bing, Muntiey, Havana; Almon Roweil, Dolan, Portiand. Drat. Aug lemaer Tymout Rock, NYork; 1a, 1 Southard, London for NYors Arr at Grargsont! 15ih. Ampiitrite, NYors. Farwonrm, AugiG—Arr Amoa Lawreare, Ba *flondriea, NYer wna on. NYo1 Arr cn, n chin, Penaell, Mante: taht Albian eotnintena, Shi ie nobra Lath Bich, Bounom, agua. Cld 17th, bavi .Rartient. NYork, ivmRPOOL Aug Wé—Arr Gortita, NYork. Martawonos, Ati 10—dn port Br brig Sybil, for New York, lags wens Andgosneda, for Hh Sybil (Br), disg. ‘a port. , Remedios; Sth, White. Clentaegos. ), Bros For Amertca) BOSTON, Ang 29 AM—Arr sobre § B Wheeler, Tio, and J Vlark, Sherman, Philadelphia; Eliembethnort. Signal for bark. | Cli steamer acon, Matthewsg Pauadelp ita Sporty well, Cooper, Drw quash, w foad for Bristol Ohannel: brig Kea Lark, ¢ met Ieoval, Wih— Arr bark Springbok, NYork osha Aug 27—Arr sehr T W Thorne FORT CLINCH, F' rr L piven Aug 28: Arr och % Oregon, Haary Gibbs, Snow, do; Annie, Hall, a MeLangh NC Harris, ‘om Daris, » AUK 22—In port scht Jona Gilpin, Port Pratt, NYork; Ang IS—Arr achia Gen Peave Star, Marshall, NYor wal Fanning, NYork ; ng Wind, bark Kiba, ettengil, for Glas NB, Aug I4— Arr belg Nameang, Davi s. New fchanitreee tance a fa Ship Ieiand, Cid ma pean. Basse! Boston; Hobomee da; bnee HD Brookmnae Lot woods do: orig Lilla, Philadetphin. sehr Okolona, Wheeler do. Below barks sax rou ilielelphia: Texas. Rovers. from New paourg: echt Anotne schrs Joun Compton, Sm Jondid, Barlow, Savidwge’ ( ‘all River for Elizaketh oort Elizabetbpor’ for Bo stor NEWPOR' New earned ter Nor do: Silas W! ree Seaman, 2ath, AM. Pe dave, Loud, Chaniplon, Li James do'for | awiuoked for NYor\. Sl i for Philadelphia: BR nry Caatom, Albro, Fail River for NY Wright ‘plendit; sloop Hardserabble, Shumons, Bomerket fo PIIUADELUHIA. Aug 29. AM—Arr schirs Pocahontas, F P Pratt, Nickerson: Sopiia An 7 Crowell, Botson; 8B Evana, 1 Raymond, Lord, NY: m0 faker, Boston ; brig Rw ; whe Hannay, PORTLAND. Aug 25— Avr schts Gold Fish, Crockett, New York; Clara Norton, Gray, Bangor for NYork; steamer, Po tomas, Sherwood, KNYor' Cl bark Sarah A Niokels, Nick, els. nas; brig Aliavela, feed, Pailadelphia; schr Ocean, ng 2-Art siramer Kingfisher, Nyc, Ale Young. Yong, and 2 arctiet ladelphia: Chase. at: Caroline ern. ey, Rondout: Wm Mave. « ane NYork, “Sid-echrs Anns Brown Haunah Willets, Parone, aad at Hort Philatelphia: Uriends ‘swith: Polen Harerstray, Pecatur Oakes, Oakes, NYork: Maribe Jane, Mor New Haven, Giover, Fi rt Bwet NET Aug 28 —ah0 ears lia Fer h, Brown, Phi rn, Gavitt; Oaroline ¢ . Pomeroy, and B , Aug 28—Arr sehr Cora), Keot, NYork for BerSid eohra I W Moree, Benton, Phiin- ellson, Burt, Kilzabetiport; sioop ¢ BILLIARDS, REPFITHS Teeny D PATENT CUSHIONED TA. bies can only be bow ry. Orders br matt fended t and teimaring o WT QRivPitiy tor Fulton sireet. rpiik STANDARD AMEE Approved ) for °AN BLLLAARD TABLE _Biiliar | Congress of thos. wu factured ta Balin Gok an avery tines Mh to bith! by PHELAN & COLLENDER, corse: of Cros’ airoetss New Yor, AOD SECOND MAND BinLtARD they Jas, Willans, Beookiga Post otee, NTED TO PURCHASE—TWO ESO D IAD Tables or cma” fame liately: W. h’s, maker we preferred. Ad irew Walter T. Lives, Hornta otiee 8 FOR YALE —ONE LARaR Clty LAND ng. on» Fair of Bull Terriers f Beaten i peer Sane met || Pier, m6! efoeed ing ety vt ‘roma a amet Roe P TAS ALAR Basier's Lafelixy'e (0 conta per °. Taine’, a: wel exoolient young App'y \0 Sirmet, OW th ANCTS BUTLER. NO. Aut oC hal FUWe nok oF, an Cugepen "AND OLAM BA’ Hotel, Tuesday, September 1 ee ee o'clock. LITARY A M BOSKOH'D ae, thet a feserace same |C MoM" PRODUCBRS, TAKE poses ance with @ resolution shopied ot York hureday, a are 208K, P. Fuapuen, Sect tary <M, ‘THR WAVERLEY NFORMATION on ON BEGARDE NG ‘Winutaw ina. ‘3 AS u gina. fis brodner, Wed Ireland, w' ius No. 193 BowsAT.-t —_ ROSEN. leave to inform his friends and Ss iene Mall, No. z HAVE NOT SEEK You will hear from me be Petey rea Bat—— LIVERPOOL.— ~ eal A NATIVE 0! ve giadly reeeived by Kubt, into ip ity of Baltimore plor 44 North iP wother to pay bis passage DO REMEMBER ae the *acicaieiaual ‘singe vou let OF NORTH BHISLDS. aah fe Capt arrose! hat 303 1m Producers, hi k ag of ion Mi “Associa 6 80 New 1863, in jn: to mat. I x pected that e consiltution and by-laws will be adopted and Pa a "New Yor, Important frou your farher. ¥ tion eR 3 ae ale rd wi “OHM Be Fa DUTCHBL, President, lL. ose on eee must be te om ore was RECRIVED, 5 get Mt easly, a8 TAs Sie ere oe a ee FORMERLY des master of the Sree cannon Federal Guards please = nd i on. Kcranee, 135 Ge niwe atreet, corner of White, or YORK LI VOR DEALERS GOOTRTY.—AREGU- ety’ G etropo ‘Tuesday evening, Hester, pone. o ook. *p. W. ENGB, President. | _Joux Roaxes, Decdae Beoretary. day) afternoon ‘o'clock, East Twenty-utxtn, street Tho hele olud roome, 187 Bowery ‘nt Lovclock. LIAM ELLIFF, eee a re oie ne Bocidl es T4-RiEt LETTER Im THE PROORLXy POst perce TAILORS, NOTE ci Mile fe ha et seat Ce form prouxp—Yisrenoay MORNING. ™ PULTON isttere thereon. ‘Tt wilt be ‘bien the owner atthe Herald ofice counter, mee & proper O® suxpay BYE > ‘PARTNER WANTED IN | aie nest . PAYING business In the city; safe an: as ty eterna aire. 'Gush tat of #90) fone wabiafnctory fons coe carers a iy cal AN PERSON HAVING $4,000. AND DESIRING TO atitin @ good legitimate business, whel mace, Cl 4 feng eerSn ATED TATDSON ‘ke on ‘32 gud 54 Nassau street, pane, WANTED—A ABBY UNCOMMON GIANCE the right man ba 509, in an old establishment im this 01 ther chances fo mercantile and matt Uucs suring basinose,” Apply at 42) Brondveay, rooms 1 and #2. THE. MEMBERS OF THE NEW XORK BA) advociler, foraery ia, practice, in this city. the fast two years in ‘Ashington, DB, ¢, a Bereee the Aepartmocts “Hie” wold Ike to fore dosinfie connergn with m well eesab ished, firstclnds Inver: or firm in, New York who may desire to extend Uheie prae tice in that direction. Delleving, that bis acquainiange aud eapertonce would enable, lim to make suet connecth ntugeous parties formins it. He tre Darot the Supreme Court ot the Chie ‘Statou, aad has de acquaintance, Ti ints of the hugiftst character fan be Tarnished, ‘only will. please address Tunis, for two days, at Herald office, WANTEDGAMAN WITH NOT LESH TIAN $2,000, LN ‘an old cétablished wholesale kerourne oil store oods, ‘Phe amar Please att Ad pit lamps. chimneys and businews done can be ‘a trom the amount of capital and other particulars in a Ol Store, Herald ollice, ANTED.—§60 WILL BUY IAL AN INTEREST IN Anestablished cash paving oltice business. half the move} only required down, | Now but an active song mus heed adress Joba J, White, N. X. Post oles, for thive days = WANTED, & MAN IN fs Paringry wal all we inake mock, ory, horse aud wagon low apDiy ‘on the Diets a, 144 Hank street, near West §)—WANTED, A PARTNER IN AN untincumbered and 8u) mean Wisiness. No speciation, Unexeeptionavle references exchange Address Excalator, Heratd of ‘TO $3.°00.—ANY RESPECTABLE PARTY $2. 500. iain these amounts to invest will K BOX BUSINESS ir ensh to city teadered one-hi ig ‘proiun in perfoctis reiabie arrangement, made under the moat tering oficial aus- Address A. 8. C., box 2,985 Post oilloe. References Bias and given. $10.000. —WANIED, A PAR ‘ER, SPECIAL cave, in anestablished ‘end lucrative manufacturing bua'ns ri# city. Profits larze and sales cxteusive. None wut nipals ced answer Address Post offies, GREAT Barrie FOUGUT=THE VICTORY 13 ued. Ladies aud gentemen. i hus Dee vetorioug in Deing proneineet, by a yrent ng . MINTZ, of tRd Sisti aveniie. bas heen paytog the highest prices, in cash, Rench ply ae, O8T--ON SATURDAY BV:NING, AUGUST 29. FROM the Bowling Greeu to Te ‘da top of oar of the ( Broadway élages, a Vocketbook with $e0 to it, oe ang, ite y Po gS ‘Ten collars reward wii: be paid Nei va store, 95 Division canmiie FORUNOON. A GOLD CITAIN wih an Pry ya hag Hot sy Ges i i signe ete aad Geene shai bs tteealig’ oo" warde Loe THE 2TH, INBT, raw san re ts Sh payee to wo oper of, ee La cueck, na parment ihereut bas Lae WEST STRERT, NORTH RIVER, ON SATUR- day mor nla anenvologs, w woneanee ee corti whic Th find cle watt ‘pleawe call ad He Lanstons ftreoh, 8 aall be: piewardeas ST—$5 REWARD—A_ LARGE | BLACK NEWFOUND. pon jt very atk sick y, from Age Fifa avenue. Grou pent Cage tay) A ( Breer, 3 rout tre Uiree black feet ana one yertislly, wittos, ‘on belt side, near ihe svoulder, & deapantn a ard a be paid for his revurn to W. cae a gbok, on mente tho wecaswhen cars, AP A cae KO. 2, nine 4 or naytden, such ATER ‘ON THE 2TH INSTANT, ‘4 on Tatian hound, fawel yori Me the WARD. DOG $5, near St. ee the above rear! wil Bs paid. f REWARD.. y SATURDAY NIGHT. on $d Waicer atteet ear the corer of Ohurch aire Mev a “ne der wilt nen return tt to Cha, ove reward. rye ant aot tall “Eye diuder wl "re sitau ae retnvulu Fe tb the above ntrews. $50 ite REWARD. SSIOLER, A BQHES 400% ea Horse, ihe Kauaabl teu parceliane. ao gece ou bot ine fort sty ish, we $200 Sts oN waRiatas AFTER. or ge eincie stone putas Leafs ae stone gntly ust 26, 0 lar, fe three carats and ‘olor, aa lost elt fashingien. o that left Washington mare, OF ne vn theta ep Moore tieeet REWARD. -8TR. AYED FROM 138 ELIZABETH Nitrect on. Wed mrs morning. @ mmeil vieck and va, formation oan Smet mM. oF rm ‘the depot at than spt na ara nuin's. ome Cae tN Lhe ite gs mom “3 MUSICAL. for east off Clotting, Gurpots. Jewelry, ftc., and stil racnms to contuiue todo sora You will favor Lim, witha wote or Hd geatiemen, you know well that thy are ollwred by sonre dealers 1s the best and ensest way y do can, addr ou Wilk" kpow ate you will teive satisfaction, Do not Cory thy old. walt knawe dealer, BK, Minty, and the number, Sixth avenue, near Light eonth strect. Ladies attenied Dy ais, Minte, TARLISUNENT. oe SyRett AVE. SPLENDID PIANO FOR $200. —G. & H. BARwons, Bleecker street, sien spirngia, assortments pretiia Pang’, the e! em, ad best rt alt ligt ioe ‘aa provemeais, unique ta style aud floish. Warrauted for hive years, MAGNIBIORN? | Raina ip earetes iene ce four tot sornerts al bod Tor steer ue, hrniture ot pation dicing Foun ‘at & great ia for fag Agta“ Feet, pear! Sit ference fae! secon isgaitED (SEVEN OCTAVE ROSH “| A fost fur male, 1 baby sony half tis value, for sort time neds ‘ae faith trom eae oversira isnt round ine cas nt tone, &c. MAGNIFICENT 116 “OCTAVE ‘ROSEWOOD FIANO- Fa ied nue, iadien am More thin elsewhere, eurners, only ® pred aaa on Apply at ing on or addvessin:'A. 1 I. Tadion asignded by ¥. fi forte for sue—Round corners, irty-eighti and Thirty-niath: pone al oder po ate, maa ie by Fy 7 oe —— or, by olty makers, tsed but it seven in enmp'cts RY.—H. KORENTHAL HAVING A GREAT | ofter: cost $00, for eS Rogand, on Ee "Aino Wearing Barnnilt Le Parior Sure th hows large quautity of cast oy rpets, Jewelry, #e., by calling on or fest Fo rome ie a ant gentlemen can “obtain the wtiaost rw ae Tor each article, Laies attended to by Mrs. Rosen m1 F ers. 0} rt BA FEW MORE Penge remember, aud Wry 353 Bowers, opposite Great int arn, Famoutae alba — | attention girea to begianers. Terins ioterta App VANTED, CAST OFF CLOTHING ¥ 4A Thirdavenae, beiween Thirty-taiea and ‘Thiryy tet { o. The hig bent v treed re Dresses, Coats, Pants, old Fun USICAL, —ETAKO, “avi 1TAR AND SINGING IN. Professor, WATSON. —Cirenlars at Gur- et Chiokering's, 652 Broxiway: Gor roome, a ‘cStieke place fSabiven street. Cat. on'or uid suruction, by port wilt be puactally attended to inion atteated Ito by’ Mr. oe Mrs. Abraharna, ties and. wailed upon by ad fives sireet, near Broa iway. * PIANOS.—TWO FIN WOOD SRYEN 00 TAVE Fianos to hire, Gali “ re) Greenwich street, TANOFORTE FOR SALE—A SPLENDID SEVE ae Tw its Tadies waited wpah by Stra, © N OC. WORTH OF CLOTHI tive rosewood Pianolorie. which cost $00, wilt bm rols $10.00 will pay highest price for Gast gr for tens than half ite-sctual vames bas eee ‘omnes with Clothing. Carpets, all at or Lah cat gothie tablet; elegant serpentine’ maldines, tron. fret ‘third and. Thirty eas Inet ou, RWeet abd poweritl tone, beat ‘AvDIy at L2G Teengers atrended by Mrv Gover and Stools Re. - Price SUS) Se +. street, near Toitd avenue. DENTISTR}1. RIOD SAE | | Re OCK ME ‘TO SLEKY, MOTHER.—SONG D RSONS WIBHING TERTA PLUG IN ae at unusually Jow prices, or teeth extracted por: THe SEATDEN' PRAYER. Ballad. 1 tively wefthont palm. will ind if to thelr interest ¢ call on f FADING AWAY. Song of duet ¥ iri wvenue. ‘Teeth filled—silver oF dy These three beautifar py pieces, with plano, secompaniment, $1.» Teeth handsomely inserted, = ba Jog to AL TIM revtew ocks, itor imitation of nature, Ey aL ed conte number Interest ter ani two to fouc p ‘AN ARTIFICIAL TRETH 60, DENTISTS. S94 | music. September number (esataining P Did Filth atrret.cGrenter Factilities. | hamed above) Is now reaiy. aud will be mailed toanyad- Smallar profits, Lower prices, Ope- | dreweow receipt of five cont rely prelate A piiysicinn in atendance for HENRY TOLMAN & ©O, Pov'ishvers, aie adinioivtration of Pure Gliorotorm and also Anws ‘No, 291 Washingion Aireet, Nirunt Oxide, Cut this out, __Boaton. Mats RIVFICIAL, TEETH ONLY $4, BEAL TIPUL SETS NE CELEBRATED &C. PL on fine gold wad are-siiver and vuleanite rob: ‘The most reliable th Iron fran her trom $4 je Tooth, BL: Teeth fied | damper, #e,: wholeaale sn retail. Wereroom and extracted: w the least ata, Gold. plana wud | factory 41. 419. 245, 247 and 249 West Twenty ¢ warrnnted for life, Olllce 138 Sixt) | near bone Fillings, 60c: to $1 enue, between Fonth'nud Bleventh su LUT BR, Dentiot. “OUND WHITE FILLINGS OF PROPOS ALS. *XWCUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICE, JULT La camunicatfn between Jamaica and t he Unived NEB Gold an} Pisuna.—. tention 1 solicited to this inva: | Ay” Mail Luable preparation (or filling badly decayed and tender | States of A 4), Wa imunediately aequirivg in ‘The Governor, ‘and, Kxoentive Committee will receive pro tense’ bar diver. never, (urns bl posals up to {he ih October nest. fiom partios willing ve Ol contract with them for the conveyance, In steam veagels gold, at by plied a monthly mail between the city of Kingston, tnt th s island wr eee teer Wew York, in the United States o second street oe,ceyee, pareuant tothe Provilons of the sree ni, 22 Veto, {a promn's stew YOLTON - Cation’ bets ern this inland an toe of A DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 47d 23 Victorm. chapter L!—an act in ald of tue aforenald 3 Poeth positively extracied withont pain by the Nivour | Fiaoris, coaster 43. Oxide Gas, Tnetcuctions given to ober wt The terme and conditions, {netading Ld 6 period for Bd GQ COLTON JOHN ALLEN, the contract Pill be, prade Hi. SMITH, Foo ton to Mesare, T ONNON HAGE BY 4.00, | vmeineina ss London; ERRMTAM . RS. GRIFFIN, NO, Bo GRAND STREET xEw york, NewYork; or at ints oflce Tenders ‘for this service ‘opposite Lord & Taylor's, and No. he sent to tary to the Exccuive Brovkiyn, ure‘los:rting their improged ai Tooth WAN | Gomnaalaies Jamaica, Span. ge erieonit watrectiag the @ roots; Tull gets on cpr ——- ote llneslie # ion silver or rubber, $8 partial sets (gold) per tooth, ROPOBALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A BRICK TLN iitter or rubber, $1 Scracilog, 230 Pree under Lake Michigan, two miles long, for the oly if Chicago. MPORTAN 10 DENTISTS. APPARATUS FOR a z Oreice oF reparation of the nitrous Oxi 'e oF gas, ne we: antic pire irate of einimonie Tor productos tbe extne seated jproponite Will be reomived at th constancy ki at she lowest prices, at “y. | day, Heptaral at 11 o'clock A. M., BUNME ¢ Fru open 1 npmne, far, doing the work and far nishing req’ for the covetriction of ® PROVEMENTS ENABLE Me 7O MAKE feet clear diameter, and extending frm Rez I by a gold plate os pareena cou aotinrs J. SMITH DODGE, 1o'zast Seveat enth street, ERTIPICATER “HATING H. Hav,03 ONE. woes aban extracted ae, Bee ve A ng tun five ye works of the city, two miles ies Gora See act Boh rice oS eeaeay eae in oat i ear a nee With the plansand ened rk. to he found on ile im fuer the 194n inet Board would prefer ta let thie entire work to one cow tractor of company, but will receive separate propos the tunnel proper and land shaft for the pu» and iy toed pen iron cyituders for \ake rd Fenerves the Hht to rage any or all Wid, fying with the conditions 0%” thie uiler DANCING ACADEMIES. ‘one bit comply BROOKLYN DANCIN, ACADEMY. Oc. It rrycRs ve acept tar ? commences clasyes at his private neademy, 8% Seve The bide mast be e*aled, and must be accompanied wilas methora street, corper of Court, on Tursda vor L. | bent of the penal amount of $20), blanks for which wt te compan} conten oe) » Septera’ ‘Ait the fashionable Dances taught in One corrse oF Testone nd for @eironiar. GUT KY PROFESSOR WO WOOD. —WANT D's sr aie ladies to learn dancing, ta whom good aint oa tae specifications, queraLiaeing the exmout.on of me In accordance with Ihe bit, ia Case the bid 18 ne porals must be directed to the Board of Public Workay Bnd endorsed “Propecia for Lake Tonnel.* act 0 ithFak, performs word be tguired of the ten whe cepted, oD! thew ABBY yo Ne a eiuinalons prowited, tn fret ‘2 Wert 3 tf Bowed of Public Works D PROPOSALS WILT, WR yember, for gaping i yb) A Wau AND SIX FASHIONAPLE DANCHa RN lana per ectly 10 six private leasonm. Ror since Gancers--Lassonk for single stage dances every d ing, 44 Peal hasten DUMAH ‘aie Dearing Avadeuy, sake ape inolraenth sitet rt my i CONTRACTORS <BR ATE " secgived, unt! we {ah Ov whew A wt . - Sthant” Beapoeste tev ‘ein x epee The ot rae sock. any OF Rsk PAPO A BOE Keer nord 8 the aéenn se othagt! age He st SD TOOLS, net comme feet skein 7 Mount VERRY ANgOS 379i ee ork oRW BURY, ae. a beam po ken taka ig ARvatae } signa} per cent, they AgLBTON, -BSTIST, ss Afr | RS Ter ea "Dien hors oni b Be varity ® Bi BW. WLUMB, Diainond Mester ste Trentway: BwOTAL— A Ree reat <i REY seem clien sawh from Aeveaih Ryemte ik ieam nba tn Ae 4 can ebIain tum ty ¢ ADT 4, fee NDS, Rent Lg A¥D inet PaeR A 63 a 2, OO UD ANB GIEPPR ADE oss fiat al na? rece or Dismonse, od Gers yee et to take other. fm gaule, moan fire bgt at tye pagwert, PE Paaicen'shpoarg geo aod te Kaw Works, Remerad THR OPPICERS ari nad 2 ory i Broadoar