The New York Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1864, Page 5

“SHERMAN. THE REBEL WHEELER'S OPERATIONS ®robvable Great Movement on the 26th August. . PARTICULARS OF THE SITUATION, &e, &., &. Blovements of the Kebel Gen. Wheeler— Gueriila Operations, &c. Lovisvinug, Ky., August 0, 1864. Pasveovers by the Nashville train that the rebel uerel Wheeler, with bis entire force, appeared at the Rend of the Cumberiand river, three miles below Gaila- ‘iu, captured & company of Union troops, and was at- Gompting to cross the river this morning for an advance epon Galatia, Wheelse’s force is variously estimated at from five ch usand to twelve thousand, The former number is probably nearly correct. . A roport bas reached Cave City, Ky., that the colonel eommand og tue Union forces at Gallatin ordered the depot to be buraed, as it was without the range of bis lines. Jessey’s gang of guerilias went into Ghent, Ky., last night, after huving shot thirteen negroes in the suburbs. the Veway (Iudiaga) Home Guard shelled the rebels out ‘of Ghens (vom the opposite side of the river. Juke Uennett’s equad of seventeen guerillas went into Owevsboro, Ky., ou Saturday afternoon, and captured ‘and shot Captain Walterg, of the Third Keutucky cavalry. “hey cao captured ten negro soldiers, seven of whom ot, The tres others escaped and concealed them. .ves on the wharf boat, The rebels set the boat on fire, ond then left, The citizens afterwards extinguished the fiames dwenty guerillas, under Captain Pratt, attacked Tay loreville, Ky., on Suuday night, and were repuised by Jerson with lweaty bome guards. Last Tuesday tho guerillas under Dupaster robbed David Honry’s house, near Bradbury. They shot Mr, Beary, ond afterwards demolished his furniture, A Nasnvintz, Auguat 31, 1864. ‘(he attacking forve at Lebanon numbered twenty men, Geveral Milliken was held for hours, but was seleased. ‘Ho wre wt Callatin Jost vight. Accounts are conflicting regarding the number of Wheeler's force, The highest estimate is six thousand, ‘Wheeler's main body is iv the vicinity of Decherd and ‘Tullahorn, threatening the railroad bridges at Eik and Mack rivers. He bas undoubtedly divided bis force, with cho ultimate view of crossing into Keatacky. Last night two bundred and fifty of Wheeler’s me drove in Van Cleve’s scouts at Woodbury. A rebel foree was aiso veyen miles east of Duck river bridg The robol force at Woodbury was under DeBrill, whose ‘Urigade vccapied McMinnville on the evening of the 29th. A tolcrram from the commanding officer at Duck river reports that at seven o'clock yesterday eveniag two shousand five hundred rebels were advancing upon the bridge by the Manchester and Wartrace road. A telegeam from Tullahoma says that sixteen of 1's cavalry camo into Jasper at one v’oiock yester- y afieraoon, At pugs today tho wires were down between Smyroa and Dechord, and there baye been no reports siuce, ‘There have been no trains south to-day, sive iu the river is four and @ half fect doop, and te rising. The Camo, August 31, 1864, Tho steamer Boston, from Memphis co the 2vth inst., Drivgs G large number of refugees from Carnthersvilie, Guortilas are very active to that vicinity. steamer Kinton, from Waite river, brought sixty enty-five sacks of cotton to Mempuis, and are continvally arriving by wagons, ved Daive were shipped Nortu on the 27th just. <a hand was ‘wo thousand bales. and upposed important Mowemen respondence of Log Clucinnati Ge j Manierta, Ga, August 25, 1864 ARMIC IN MOMON, PHOWARLY, Whoo 1 Jett the extreme front eariy this moruing mat- wero in about tue same coud tick as they yave been 5 \0F the past two or three weeks Bat at thet zim every one kueW that a Movement was tu coutem, ia 0 by our toos whieh would im ali probsbiitty be decisive Of th ite of Atlanta, J( the plan bow bat been ment ean dime don the nd before Ubis letter cau be pub Gin C.nonost) One of three thiugs will have oc- ourred:— Yirst—A greut battle for the possession of the Macon Paltroad, ond~ The retirement of the rebels within their forti- "oS wb Atlanta aud the co:nmencement of a clowe entirely chacged (in which case this annong) do po tarm), night of tt iis Le ootire withdrawal of Hood's army from (he «ight. perly bandied we ® com: kts viztory, Sind 1 Fo be for us to binndee nto Gy tght, bo wail go at it wi tom 48 bave rarely been ex fe is » it Hood deter ffin by ne ragem masd into the eopliet with “uo m utter reek. less of bunwwo Ife, s:aitimy everything wan the sex two effort. Usder sue eireumetanees, wud tt ainst sich desperate foes, cur army may au ie certainly tbe very worst that cra b worary heck, smd the rebels may continue to bold or bo Wong con road. Woatds of probadbity that aiternative ftave meotimed. ¢ tbat be may beable to4 ce rewehes bim fron Reb. valry, operating upon sherwan's. ications, eau force the | tter to with triw, stil ydvee Win Atlonta wd rick Bego ihont, asi Uniess eucoor always ter- d Que 4 rational éxpectuti such sneco:? The third aiernauive—namnely, the retreat of the rebel army without a battie—would #com the moat probapie of all ir any other evdor than Tod were at ine béal of tnt army. He ageoried bis belief that he ¢ defend He was paced ip conmind arse.tion. He cannot end if jet te tim elf will ho as oot @ batialion romaini { he re- ats it will be iu consequence of poeitive orders (roi the Richmoud government, whieb, seeivg the denver, will bot allow bit to sacrifice bis army. J olitionily, the robel cauee will gain much by delay; bat will this nin counterbalance the material and moral eoueiderations involved im the fate cf \tlaptat If the rebel gov. rnmuut Delieves Uood i, without tov groat risk, able to beat us book ard hold the coutesied city, it will permit hum to herwise, it will order bit to retrest. But oan el ariny retreat with impuuity? Beore we got ion Of the Maem rued It certainly can; afterwards fight u pe WH wii he @ Metter of more difMeulty; but even then I think it can offer ty. immediate. Wed it sete ot it y assure ibe reader that there sa great as thore is around every rn the left dapk of vetrees the A tho Angueta reais; if the right flack, it will keomewhore between the Macon and Monigomery Tneet bar . BCH WILL SUTT US HEST, Ja the meantime, which of these alternatives would {t Dost cuit og for the revole to adopt? We should cortainiy be veneiited most by a battle and a victory which ouly such tmbectiity *@ | cannot for a moment suppose exists among our military lenders, or more desperate fighting on 1he Pert of tho rebel soldiery and greater sblity oa, the pert of their generais than tiey nave over yet displayed, can Dossibly prevent us from winnin, Ii Hood shuts himeett up in Atianta atid stands a siege wo all boliovo it impossible for him to escape tno tate of Pemberton, Jea not deny, however, that to our fatigued and Daitie. worn army the possession of Atianta without any more fighting would be a most plonsant ane grateful ter- M\natron of the campaign. itis ready for all things; it patientiy endures all things; it will Ngbt cheerfully, it it v cessary, throughout the rest of the year, but, after Il, the news that the rebels had evacuated Atlanta would o reeeived with such a shout as has not echood atong at Hes vince that glorious day when we drove tho ‘raitors iu (right and coufuslod from Lookout and Mie- avon Ri ge. Police Inteitigence. A Pouceman Baty Beatty.—At a late hour on Tuesday night, 08 oMeer Nobies, of the Twenty-eighth precinct, was passing along West strect, he heard the report of a gistol, and immediately after the cry of murder, He astoned to tho spot, ard there found that « notorious sharactor, nimed Denuls Harrington, had attempted to thoot a citizen As foon as he enw the officer he ran to ‘Die room {o & Neighboring tevement house. Oflicor Nobles followed him, and finding the door fastened, he domanded admittancd, which not weeks Giant he torced the d or and entered. As Boon as he tried (ot ko ‘the offender tpfo custody he mot with a desperate resist- ‘Bove on the part of Hurrligtou and bis friends, who had, in the meantiine, gathered around, The oficer w s beaten fo & torrible manner, aud afterwards thrown tito the atroet. Caytain [ickson, of the tworty eighth precinct, lent ning Of the oceurrence, bastonod 10 the spot with & ieee es op but the cfleuders had fled. They = 10 the police, and wili Be doubt be arroa Gud proveriy dealt withs’ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, § MILITARY AFFAIRS. Naval Recrutss and Our Quota. LETTBR OF BUPBBYISOR BLUNT. County Vouonrner Rooms, Cree Haut Pare, Conmes Baoapway ¢no Cuauuens SiKsET, New Yora, August 22, 1804. To His Excellency Horanio Sevworr, Governor State of New York, aud FRepgnick lownsssp, Lieuteuant Colone: Nivth United States Infantry, A. A. P. M. General, Commissioners appointed under act of Cougreas of “{urther to regulate aud provide for the calling out of the national forces,” &o:— GxvttamuN—I bave the honor herewith to travemit muster and descriptive rolls of men enlieted in the uavy at the several reodezvous in the county of New York, from April 16, 18¢1, to February 24, 1864 Thege rolls bave been prepared with great care {rom the books kept at the sevoral reudezvous, and are probably the most perfect evidence of these enlistments which can be ob- tained, and constitute the claim of the county of New York for naval enlistments within the county, between the dates mentioned, under the act of Congress of 1564, entitled An act further to regulate and provide for the calling out of the national forces, and for other pur poses.”” ‘Tho rolls contain the total number of 25,451 men, repre- senting 48,254 years of service, In addition | also transmit muster and descriptive rolis of men enlisted in the navy at the several rendezvous to the county of New York from the 26th of February, 1864, to the 4th of April, 1664, at which latier date the firet credits tor naval enlistments were allowed. Credits for thege latter enlistments were promised Hi Brigadier General J. 8. fry, Provost Marshal General, upou tho quota under the last call, but for some reason they have ag yet not been allowed ua, although such allowance, it is understood, bas been made to other places. Adding this latter claim tothe number claimed under tho act of Congress of 1864 it makes a total claim tor aval enlistments im the county of New York, botween the 16th of April, 1801, and the 4th of April, 1864, of 25,080 meu, representing 49,014 years of ervice. {tis proper that 1 sDould etate that the number of naval rendezvous pow in the county of New York (exclu- sive of that at we County Voluvteer Rooms) is four. Thoy are as follows, aud wel established at the dates am ed:— 5 Loclion of Rendervous, Dates Established. No, 846 Water street. -Brior to Apri 15, 1861. . 9 Cherry street. sMay 2, Nol tz souk “May 28, 1808, No, 173 South street, 0 November 24, 1863. - etall t] No. 14 State stroet, The following tabular starement shows in nuubder of eulistmenté in each momth, amd may ase’ you im your investigations: — ENLISTED FROM APRIL iB 1861, TO FEBRUARY 24, NUMBER OF MEN AND TERMS FOR WHICH ENLISTED, Mowhs~1001, | 1 Year, 2 Year 8 Yearu Total. Aprii (commencing z tu) oo - 454 454 om = 802 (1,406 70 = 653 123 2 - et 646 172 = 654 = = 816 816 = — 990 990 = = 18T Bt a om Ww 109 8 = 6,550 - - 087 = ay 6st - - 422 = = 434 ey pe 402 = = 322 1a. 16 323 933 15 123 459 a1 66 613 10 36 8,302 8t (8,608 etl 19 60 420 r 62 2 45 8 a 3 34 10 105 22 81 ‘August , 29. (OT September 3 106 October. “4 102 a 82 my £7) a6 875 20 48 February ( be 61 Total for 1864.. 98 109 RECAPIIULATION OF NUMBYR OF MBN BNLISTED, Yotal for SUL (rom April 16) Total jor Lse2 Lotai tor 186: Total for LoGa (lo February 24), Total from April 15, 1861, to Feb, 24, 1864...... NUMUEK OF YEARS OF SERVICE REVRESENTED, Years of servtee 1561 (from Aprit 18.) (on. represented. Falisted tor ore yea 8 618 Enlisted for taree years 19,677 Total for 1961 (from April 16)... 20,495 1862 Folwted for one year. 3,292 Eulisied tor two years 174 Kolisted for three years. 10,824 Total For 1862....++++eeeneee 14,390 1863, Inlisted for one year. 8,329 s 602 2,625 Total for 1863... 9,620 © ‘11,686 1884 (Fron Bebre Pnlisted for une year, 1,260 Kullsted for cwo years 196 Eniisted \or three years, 227 Totai for 1864 (to February 24)......61,407 1,783 RRCAPMULATION OF NCAUWK OF YEARS OF SERVICE REPRE. SESTED. Years of No. of service repre- a sented, : 20,495 . 14/390 | Totab tor 1863... . 11,586 fotal for 1864 (to Febru . 1,783 15, 1861, to seveecees oe DB ABL 48,254 RECAPITULATION OF NUMUER OF MEN FNLIMED FOR ONE, 1WO AND TUNG YEARS, RESPECTIVELY, 1 Year.'2 Years. 3 Years, Total. Total (or 1861 (from Aprti 15).... -0006 — 6,859 + 7377 Total fur 1662. 87 8,608 1057 Total for 1963... 316875 9,540 Toru! for 1864 (to Fs February 24)se0e.4 2 98 = 109 -1,407 Grand total from April 15, 1861, to Febroary 24, 1864.18,799 601 11,151 25,451 ENLISTED FROM FRUKUARY 25, 1864, TO aPRte 4, loG4. NUMBER OF MEN AND TERM FOR WHICH RNLISTRD, 1 Year, 2 Yours. 8 Years, Total. Feb. (commencing 25) aT 9 lL March .... 10L 43 309 April (to 4th). 3 19 Total. a) Years of service re- Entisted for one year. Enlisted tor two years Enlisted for three years. 00 TOTAL CLAIM FOR ENLIOTMAMIS FROM APAIL 15, 1861, TO anit 4, 1864, Total for 1864 (from Feb. 26 to Apl. 4).629 Years of Ne. of repre: Mon. ented. Eolisted from April 16, 1861, to Feb- Pnery Wy 1904... ese 25,461 48,254 Enitsted from February 25, 1964, April 4, 1864... tevenseee vee 620 700 Grand total from April 15,1861, to April 4, 1804... see eeeees 26,980 40,014 NUMSKN OF MEN RMMRACKD IN TIE ABOVE TOTAL CLAIM EN- LISTKD FOR ONS, TWO AMD TREK TRARS RAGPRCTIVELY, 1 Year, 4 Year, 8 Years, Total. Enilsted from April 15, 1861, w Feb, * eis 1100 Oh «1116226, 451 ruary 25, 1864, to April 4, 1804.... 853 1a. 56 629 Grand tol from m April 14, 1801, to April 4, 1804! 14,162 622 «11.206 = 25,980 Pinee tho authorities at Washingtoo do aot foe! war. Tavtod tn making any reduction in the enormous quote demanded of us under the l'resident @ call tor 600,000 reduction claimed because o| the maniiest un. the eurofment—and us it is possible tbat that reduced over 5,000 men by enlistm Sth Of reptombor, whict will tenve 14.000 di avd liable to be dra: pont be val enlistments at as enrly a dey as The preparation of these rolis has been av immense | ig a8 they do goune 2,500 shoots, and b wk Regiment ‘The Sixty fifth regimont New York Volunteors (better known as tho First Ur led States’ hg Hamblia), are hourly expected to arrive in this ely from Goneral Shoridan'’s army. They will be fecerved, on their arrt val, by a bactalion of the Sovensh roviment, Consisting of Companies Band ©, ant will be euvlortaine at the regt- Mevtwlarmory. Lbs regimen” Was the one rersed by Hon. Jobo Cochrane, aud was afterwards o mnanded by Colynel (gow Beivacier Geveral) Alex. Shaler. Jt was originally alavas entirely officered from the seventh New York iattitia. Captain Edward P. Browasen, A mesting of the graduates and formor studenss of St. Jobo’s College, Fordbam, took place at the Astor louse yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of taking suitubie Action relative to the death of Captain Edward P. Browa- fon, an alumni of the institution, who met his death ow the battle eld of Rewm’s station, while in the discharge of bis duty. Mr, M. J. A. MoCadery was called to the chair, and Mr, Francis J, Holahan acted as secretary, A Series of highly appropriate resolutions were adopted, and remarks were made by several of (he gentlemen present. We are unabie to publish tbe resolutions in full. ‘This 1s the third son Dr Browosen, the reviewer, has lost within @ short portod. The two others, by a strange eoincsdeuce, perished during fits of somnantbulisn, } The Quota of Pennsylvania. by Wasnivcron, August 82, 1864. ports here piace Pennsyivanis in the lead as to the number of recruits raised under the isat cull, Rettoroo- ments have been going @rward to the Army of the \oto- mac &t the rate of about four thousnud per week, and this amount, it is expected, will be largely increased before the 6th lust, Postal Reform, THE MAILS TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN THS CARS—PRO- POSBD COMMENCEMENT OF MONEY ONDERS, BTO. A new and convenient pien tor the distribution of mails is about to be introduced tnto our postal system, the reeuit of whieh Will bo a decided gain to the public in the time occupied in transmitting and delivering. The @elay bitherto required for the work of aegorting the mail matter, will be obviated in a great measure by hav- ing the distributions now doze at this and otber offices, hereefter performed in the cars by clerks detailed epe- claliy for that purpose, and thus letters aud papers can be taken at alater‘hour, The mails coming to this city or any other station will be partly distributed on arriving, and the time usually employed for that purpose saved the public. The matter Intended either for city delivery or tor distribution at the boxes, or to be given out at the “goveral delivery,”? will be carefully clagsifed on the rouie, thus caabling merchants and others to get their letters moch earlier than beretofore. Ihe matter now detained here und elsewhere to be assorted, will hereat- ter be sent forward iu bulk, the clerks on the cara at- tonding to the assorting. ‘Thus in this and other modes, tho numerous vexatious delays required by our present tal system will be rendered uanecessary. Potnencw pla will be first tried on the New York aad wi hington route; bat a little time must elapse before the reform can be putin operation, Much preparation is to be made: cars adapted to the work are to be finished, though it is understood some of them are now vearly ready; and many changes are essential to the success of the plan, which will be perfected by the aid of experience. ‘The business community will andoubicdly findythe new arrangomont = troporsants Sooneninedasion aud it will ‘add mvob to the efficiency of our postal cervice. In connection with this subject it ts well to state that It is expected the postal money order system will go into effect some timo next month, probably on the Ist. Mr. G. F, McDonald, Superintendent of the Mouey Order Bu- reuu, is said to be laboriug assiduously to have every thing in readiness for the commencement of operalloas on he day indicated. To Paper Manuiacrurers, ae willbe pele Cp ee reams of good Fourdriuler per, Bize, 32146— 8. Apply at this o! oMotal. PRAE Lottery OF KENTUCKY SHELBY COLL! GLASS 410, EI . ON THE ROYAL HAVANA, PLAN OP SINGLE NUM- Drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, August 27, 186t. Paine. [Ne Prize, ey $2000 R888, 37200, 291. EEE SES25 ebbit gbcbee tubers! e SE, 35 2 ES ef 333; eEe¥erge erbeeg BS £00) a 60. 200 EB. SIMMONS & €O., Managers. Prizes Cashed tn All Legalized Lottce ri and Inf stor ‘iven, ee ane LOOB BRODIER'S Offce, 176 Brondway, N. ¥. Royal Havana Lottery.—75 per Cent ‘remium paid for Prizes, Information furnished. The ighest rat: ‘d for doubloons and al! kinds of gold and aiver. TaYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, N. ¥. Lottery Tickets Cashed. ALECK & CO,, 24 Pine street, A. * ‘ . * * * SEPTEMBER, The evening of the year is drawing n Tf by the suinmer heats you've staiael your faces, Quickly to GOURAUD'S store, sweet ladies, fy, To renovate your somewhat dainnged graces. Perhaps at Saratoga Springa yon found Folks stare at you, r fi easure trip; The reason was that beard itke hairs abound . Will take away And you in renovated brightness sttil Shall sitne, amidst the congrecated falr, Behold no more that thing almost Inbumag— A deard npon the boauteous tace of woman. 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Every Doscriptt NNIN & GO. ton rabiished Inf mn, Wholesale of Wile For the Hair and Skin—Barry's Trt- b> oa The best and cheapest article. Sold by drug: Pimples, Van, Mesh Woes, i gs. cued, by GOURAUD'S ITALIAN SOAP, at 453 Broadway. na% Pondre Babi! Uproots Nate part of the body; $1; warranted heat Premiam Grover & Baker's H " rondway, New York, Blaatlr. stitch Bow! end 586 tom street Brook | mi, Ietmtrapte me Beal, snitad'e, exerted in the best un WO cemts No. ks ner ouy saving ea of ) ae ‘or eal ot Ji Broa iver DESSAU & PINCUS, Agenss, Hichese Premiam Docu S1terh Sewing Machines, WHEELER & WILSON, No 62) Ryoadway. ror Tewetry— led, Witte aud Tnek, af esyles, at GOURAUD'S Empori: S83 ‘road: Say, below Grand aces | ee ied Jem, Davin’ Siave-Driving rampant, photo pieting the aris: upheld by Bor Democrnev hel by HOLMES, 59 Proud Ne. jespotima ard tyraumy of the orthern sympathicens. bum ring ni th of divine siavery, Rad pi agalust the Union, free labor. equality and Wiverty: illustrat: ing white meu for monarel univertwl misery, with Overiowing poorhouses, crowed 8 ie prisons, parpered million belre and no common schouls, Brother Jonaluso votes for Vid a Ladies’ Brenstpina—New Styles, Two, three. tivo, eight, ten to thirty-five do'ln7e exch, for fale by, GEORG HO. 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We had one of your Safes in our store at the time: the Safe fell to the cellar, where we rr kof tar, turpentine, ols, ke, Tie heat was 6o intense that'we despaired of saving any of the contents. Judge of our eurprise on opentag tt to tnd our books in A few papers were discolored by steam, bus Bud tained no injury. suother Bale, ame ste. | oo BEEP UBE , ANOTHER. Cuamngnsnurc, August 18, 1864, mie & CO — in use one of your unequalled Safes for My law office was entirely consumed tion of tits piace on July 30. The Safe fell into th r, where it hus fain among the ruins until this date. To-day it was removed, and tound too hat to bear the naked hand; Jt was necessary to cool it with faler before opening it, Yet, after having passed through this extraordinary fire, and remaining hot for sixteen davs, eu peers although discolored by steam, are perfectly legible. GEO, W. BREWER. AND ANOTHER. Ciamorrsaura, August 16, 1864. Menara. Parret, Herring & Co..— Gryts—[ hod one of your Fireproof Safes at the time of the last rebe! raid, on ttie 30h of July, when our town was burned out, The safe was in my brew house, ft came out Allright. it saved my books and papsre KORGE LUDWIG. HERRINGS PATER CopMEsON FIRGPROOF “The best fireproof safe t HERRING & COS NEW PAL SAFES, With Horring & Floyd's patent CKISTALIZED TRON, FIRB sire world ever saw) BURGLAR PROOF! ON, POWDER PROOF! DRILL PROOF anfeciured ant sold only by HEKRING & CO. No. 251 Broad way, FARREL, ULRRING & 00 iadaiphia. HERRING & co., Bhitate Polttical Banners, Fiagsand Embiems HOJER & GLAHAM, 97 Duane streot, corner of Brondway. New York. “Schnapps Kottles Wanted.” For which the highest price will be patd, at the depot, 13 Beaver sireet, Sorofont-—7 he Most Popular Dentifrice fn éiistéfiod, Tis) And praised by everybody. Sold by druggteis everywhere, The whisk: slsis of only om out. Only 50 ce ese Hair Stain Cotora the tache beautiful black or brown. It con. reparation, Color wili pot fade or wash Soie Proprietor, we ©. We For ate by De: Co, 116 Frankl reek: ct ork; Lord & Smith, Chicago, and all drugy'uts. To Paper Cot Manafacturers.— ry, Knives, for ‘man ufue. Wanted to purchass, ‘1 t turing paper eoilars. Address box 4,987 New York Post oalee. The Bitiptic Sewing them, RUN BY HOT AIR, Machine.—See _Ovice 537 Broadway. Political Banners, Fings, &e. . H. TYLER, 25 Bact Broadway, New York. Ten tle Stockings, &c.—Mareh 400. Oltce only at No. 2 Veney street. “Lady atiendant, ee tae SR RTT RT MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Married. BRowNr—Haveaevnr.—At Newbung, on Wedoesday, Angnst 17, by tho Rov, Joha Rrown, Cnaxuis L. Racwsm of Hong Kong, Chiva,to Cuantowe R. Havssevun, of Newburg, N.Y. Biaxouse—Coorkt—Ov Tuosday, August 30, by the Rov. J. B. F t the residesice of the bride's parenta, Hvactvri Le D. Beaxcust to Ja in’ Jersey City, on Wednesday, August 81, br ev. William Vertuger, Trowas b. Beoapwary, Jr., to Miss. Kate Terven, all of the city of New York. Buffuo «ind Peaneyivania papers please copy. aay —TAKLM.—On Sunday, August 23, by the Rev. Joon B, Hageny, Isaraw Kinvey, of New York, to Lovisa Earix, of Hudson voanty, N. J. Leox—Pacico —On Tuesday, August 30, by the Rev. RB. Rice, Cutasuvo U. Leos to Dovores Pacueco, both of Panama, New Granada. MoWits iav-—Baniow.—In Brookiga, at the residence of D. J. Why Esy., on Wednes iny, August 31, by the Rey. Dr. 7. J, Stwyer Davin R, McWintiams to’ MaTLoa L. Bartow, of Brookiyn, Died. Atrecott.—On Wednesday, August 81, Taomss Ante corr, of drapes. ‘Phe Friends and aequrintances are Invited to attend the funeral, from the rovidence of hie (ncber, Sixtioth street, botween First aod Second avenues, this (Thureduy) afternoon, at two o'clock. Cones. —On Wedoesday, August 81, ANprmw, infant son of WP. and Mile Cullen, ay 5 monthe and 1 day. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respgetfa'iy jovited to attend (ue funerai,from the residence of bis parents, 309 Niush street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Cur.—On Wednesday, Auguet 31, Ervia, only avd beloved duughtor of Francts and Catharine Culi, aged 1 year, 6 mouths and 15 daye. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of her parents, 24 Christpher street, this (fuureday) afternooa, atone o’clok. Dovie.—On Tuesday, August 30, Hem Avaromys, youngost son of J’atrick aod Winoefred Doyle, aged 1 Year, 3 months and 9 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to aitend the funeral, from the residence of hie parents, coroer of Degraw and Van Brot streets, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half past two o'clock, Dr Wararrarse.—On Tuesday, August 30, Evra Freuwa, infant deughter or William M. aod Emeline De Walltearsa, agod & months and 2 days. ‘The ‘uveral wit! take pleco this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the honge of Peter Jeroioman, Uniou village, Dergea county, N. J. Buswortt.—At Lago Mahopac, on Monday, Auguat 29, OLtver Mcurory kreworts, eon of Fdward aod Phebe Aos Fieworth, in tho 7th year of bis age ‘Tho relntives and (riends of the family aro respectfully Invited to attend tho fonoral this, (Thucadas) afterseog, at toroo o'clock, fram No. Li Wost Lisrenth street. Fancey—On Tucaday, August $0, Jann Farrer, the beloved wife of Jono F 3 The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this day (Thursday). at 12 pg noon, {rom her late residence, No, 281 Ninth streot. Feeiy.—On Tresday, August 70, Jomy Taomas Fenty, st child of James aud Mary Feely, aged 8 months and ays. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funera!, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his pa- rents, No, 66 Contre streot. Ford —On Tuesday, August 23, nt the Auguz General ital, Alexandria, Va, Samuge W, F \dest son of tho late Ebenezer Ford, of this ony, wa.—On Wedoesday, August 31, Axx Darry, the beloved wi’e of i’atrick Gibbons, @ aative of the par Md, aged 62 yours: ig brother aries Gibbons, an’ a'so of her brotber, Deno ie renpectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Aflernoon, nt Daif-past one 6 clock, from her late Tetidence, 431 West Sixteenth street, between Nintb and Tonth avenues, Gustonr,.—At hia res day, Angust 81, Noam axe. The relatives and friends are reynested to attond the funeral rorvices at the Middie Detch church, tn Harrison fireet, wear Court, on Friday afternoon at two o'clock, Ais remains will be lnterred in Greonwood Cemetery Haak.—On Wednesday morning, Angwst 51, after & sbort iliness, Cuaranina Tlaan, aged 17 years, 11 mouths and 30 deya, ‘The relatives and frionda aro respectfully invited to a tond the funoral, this (fhurediy) aftercoom, at one o'clock, from the resieoce o: Mr Gibson, OT Wort Thir= tocnth street. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Oamotery for tniert,en io Brockiyn, om Wodnes uMORE, im the 47th year of hin Hoke. —On Tr: , Anguet 90, after @ tong and Painful Hloess, Mt w HacKe 22 years The relatives a: friends of mas Dorian, are resyec hii horeday) afternoon, at one Of be mother, 27 Prince street. Ore BO, in the O7eb your of ber ei Hale, SEPTEMBER 1, 1864, te Critter. —strtes | to ‘meat (bist Tharsday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her 123 Eighth street. Tne friends of tho fate row end, At Hartem, on Wedacsday, August 31, Man. ow of U'hristiag Liartell, in the 6310 your of hor and rexatives of the family are invited to uveral, frome & deoce of hor 500 10-luw, fanaa, Pub Bir eb, between Third aad os, om Friday @fernooa, at two o'clock, Naysian.—Gn Wetnesumy, Aucust 31, Lamasar, Youorsst soa of Lambert and Sarah eyniger, 9 Months gud 22 days, seco veatatives and trionds of thy family are respecttully fovited to attend the funeral, ow friday afternoon, at Hiroe Gtetovk, from No."29 sanda steewt, Bronkly a, Hi in Nowark, N, J.,on Wednesday, August $1, of consumption, Mansa of Joho ‘Hickey and sister of Kev. KM. a oy, in the Her remain will be taken from the roeidonees of her Parenia, 43 Nesvit street, to St. Patrick's oat! I, Newark, where day MOMMNg, BL uine O'eiDak, om Will bo oflered for ihe repose of » 00 Tuesday, Augu Wassam WV, Homo, in the 8th’ year of hin age. am Me The relatives and friends of the (amily a attend tho funeral, on Friday morning, at eieveo o'¢ from the residonce of bis mother, 08 hast # arty street leves.—Oa Tuesday, August 39, at the residence of her s00, 8. &. Keyes, foot of Seventy-sixtu etrest, Kast wi +, Jane, wite of J. B. Keyes, GT years and’ 2 mouth Tho relatives and (riends cf the family are tavited to Atiend the (unaral, from the residence of her sou,8 C. Keyes, toot of Sovonty-sixth strest, Rast river, ou Sun- day afternoon. at two o'clock, California papars please copy. Krnsuow.— 1a brooklyn, on Tuesday erening, August 30, Hama, wife of Isaac Rershow, and youngest daugh- ter of Latirance ind Harriet Van Buskisk, Tmonths and 14 daya. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, this (Thorsday) afternoon, at two o'clock, trom her father’s residence, 63 Caril sireet, RNAURINS —-On Wednesday, August o1, after n short winful tiness, ANNA Mae Eueanrts, the beloved child of George and Margaret Kornahiens, aged 8 years, 2 months wnd 6 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully tho funerat,on Friday afternoon, at half prst one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 658 Hudson street, Kosrer,—In Williameburg, on Wednesday, August 21, of cousumption, Mary E., daughter of Hannah and the late Beruard R. Koster, aged 28 yoars, 1 ad friends of the family, the Sandy nd members of the South ‘Fifth street copa! church, ure respectfully invited to attend tho fncral, on friday alteruoon, at ihrer o'r'ock, from the residence of her brothor-In-law, thomas Frotu: Ingham, Ld Ansiey street, Bt AnoNky.—On Wednesday, Auguet 31. after a long and sovero illures, which he bore with Christian fortitude, Patrick Manony, aged 25 years, 5 months and t4 days, @ mative of Killmailock, county Limerick, trolaud, The relatives and frieuda of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the rosidonce of his mother, 139 Madison street, this (Thurgday) afterooon, ‘at two o'clock. Mananan.— On Tuesday, August 30, in consequence of Injuries received in Juno list, Joun MaNnatian, a native ofDrvinfumiuie, county Cavan, ireland, in tha 87th yoar of bis «ge. The {unoral wiil take place this (Thursday) afternoon, at twoo'clook, from the residencd of his brother, 160 Bast Thirty-frat street. Interment in Calvary Comotory. Mr'wen —On ruesday, August 30, of coosumption, Joun MicksL, aged 39 years and 4 months. ‘The friends of the fumily, also the members of Fngine Company No. 8, and the Fire Department gonorally, are invited to atiend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis father ta‘law, Brown Burlingame, 112 Bridge street, Brooklyn. MituRR.—Suddenty, on Wednesday, August 31, Joux Mire, buildor, aged 59 years, Notice of funeral iu,to morrow’s paper, Mmor.—lu Brooklyn, KE D., on Wednesday, August 31, Josmraisn Euizabetit, only’ cbiid of Joseph’ E, and Jennie Mivor, aged 1 year and 2 months. ‘The frienda of tho family are requested to attend tho funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 7 La- fayette place (South Fourth street), on Friday’ afternoon, at haif-past two o'clock. d 18 yea Mononax.—At St, Viscous | otp on Tueeday, Augnst, 30, Dgua, wile of Michael Monopan, aged $5 yours, See ee ee ee ey Toler. O'NuaLiz—On Tuosday, August 39, after @ lingering Mlness, Manni O'Nuitux, & native of ‘Cappoquia, county Waterord, Ireland, azed 31 years. Toe funeral will take place tais (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from tho residence of his sister, Sixty-fifth street and Tenth ayonu Pacnping.—At Tarrytown, on Wednesday, August 31, Pintar Reinet ANDER PAULDING, ged 49 yours, The relatives avd fricads are invited to attond the fu- poral, from Christ oburch, Tarrytown, on Friday ufver- Hoon, at three o'clock, Post.—-At Key Wat, Ula., on Friday, July 22, of yel- low fever, AuRxaxortt G. POst, Surgevd's Steward United States etenmer Huntevilis, gow of Agron and Mary Post, aud grandson of Elder James Fluudrua, New Rochelle, aged 20 years, Ricuakosox —At Tong Braneb, N. J.,on Tuesday, Au- gust 30, of congestive fever, Joskin Hxxnv, eldest son of Henry and Louisa Coggill Ricbardzoa, iu the 12th year of his ago, ‘The (uneral wlil take place from th residence of his Parents, No, 38 Fast thirty Oth street, tuie (Thursday) aiternoun, at two o'clock. The friends of the family are invited to attend. Rossuy —Un Tuesday, August 20, Many Euza Rosey, infant daughter of George and Mery Rossen The funeral will take placo thie (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 616 Greenwich sireet. Scot. —At Jamaicn, L. f,on Tuesday, August 80, of paralyais, Haxxan, rellet of Yobn scott, of this city. Due notice of fuernl will be given, Sins.—On Wedneaiay, August 31, Taorny Sema, a native of Doneraita, county Cork, Ireland Tho friends aud’ acquaintances of the family are re- quested to attend (he fuveral, from his late residence, No, 10 Albany streot, on Friday aicernoon, at two o'clock. SIMPLR.—JAMRS SENVLE, @ Dative of Pe:fast, Ireinnd, aged 31 years. Tho frlenda of the family Lodge, No. 155, F. and A. ted to attend the fincral, from his lato reckienon, No. 270 Huds u streot, on Friday morning, rt ten o'clock ‘The membe:8 of Ocean Lod; 154, 1. and A. M., aro hereby summoned to attend n gpecial meeting, to he held at their lodge reome, corner of Broome and Crosby troute, on Fridey mornitg,'at half-past eight o'clock, for the Parpoee of paying the laet tribute of respect to’ our tate worthy brother, James Semple, ly order of : JAUFS E, NOLAN, Master, Wanrey Bewwerr, Socrotary. d the members of Ocean Sxev.—On Wodsesday, August 31, Bartmozomew Sxee, ged 22 years, ‘The relatives and friends of tho family aro rospectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, {ror No. 21 third street, on Friday a:ternoon, at two o'cioc Sarpez —at Cornwall, Ornnge county, N. ¥., on Wednesday morning, August 31, Saran, widow of Potor Snyder, In tho 724 year of her ace The relatives aud friends of the family are reepectfalty roquested to attend the funeral, ou Friday alternoon, at hail-past two o'clock, from the residence of her son, Anthony & Snyder, No. 1893¢ East Thrteonth street, withoct farther notice. Remuins to be interred at Greca wood, Sctpeniaxp.—On Wednesday, Angnst 31, Sormkrtam, wite of Peter Sutheriand, nged 52 y ‘The friends and relatives of the tamily are reapecitally Invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) a'teraoon, at one o'clock, from bor late reridence, No. 383 West ‘Twenty ninth sirect. Dublin (ireland) papers plense copy. Taacey.—Un Tuesday, Angust SO, Patrick Avovercs Tracey, a native of Ballymuhan, county Longford, Ire- t Tuirty- ARAPELLA 9. land, 83 yoars. The friends and relatives of the fomily are invited to attend the funeral, this (Toureday) afternoon, at two mond’ Kireet. o'clock, from bis lato reeid Vax Nowr,—Drowned, off s, on Thursday, Angust 18, Jomx F. Van Nest, Acting Master's Mate, on boara United States steamer’ James 3. Cham vers, son of John Van Nest, cf thie city. Wistsus,—On Wednesday, Aagust 31, Rovsar Wit trams, in the 47tb year of his The rolutives and friends of tho family are respectfully to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, ‘at baif past one o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 141 ‘Woat Twonty ninth street. Philadelphia papers please copy. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NRW YORK—THIS DAY. BCP arses. 8 by oro = — ADE BPTR, ceeeee + 633] man waren, eo 832 Port of New York, Aq CLEARED, g ffeamebip Kedar (Br), Muts, Queenstown and Liverpook= ard, toauslitp Liberty, Wilson. Harana—Hargous & Co, Steawaniy Gimily 1B Houder, Winchester, New Oricans— Ludiam, Helmboe ! Steauship Potomac, Sherwood, Portiand—H B Cromwell Co, Ship J A Stamler, Sampson, Favre—Boyd & Hincken, Ship Versontp von Brabant (Brem), Strohmeyer, Mar. setilon—Rucer perk Marins Cesar (Pr), Martin, Havre—Boyd & Bincken irk Young Turk, Harding Cine aad Rusreil, Bark Hunter, York, Remedios—Thompson & Hunter F Whitney &Co Putnam, Svdnev, CB —J ton, Reta, Calais—J Boynton's fon & Co. ue (Prva), Wilken, Newry—W Salem cy ri Maria (Port), Olivera, Lishow=L B Amsinck & Co, fr, Rio Janeiro—G 8 Cot Brig DR Dew: DA Dewoit. Brig Santingo (Sp), Urita, St Domingo A C Roasire & Co, 4 ie Mary Emly (ir), Lighibourne, #t Jago—Brott, on rig HE Miller (Br), Crowley, Navenu—! Brig Blonde (Br), Babri Brig 1 oubadour (Be), Tucke: Brig W Bennett (Br), Bennett, St John. N3—A Smithers, Senn J G Whi rr Nasson—G@ T Stewart, Behr Bergen Fortress Monroe—A Abbott, Schr Harriet, Neal, Boston. Eabr Killen, McDone d, Boston. Schr Humming Bird, Coe, Providence. Schr Kilea Loulsa, Bnow, New Haven—totchkiss & Stan- "4Jluamer FW Brune, Postor, Baitimors, ARIUVED French despatch steamer Amphion, De -arsnn Monroe, 40 hours, Has ng Bnd 8 grew anya ity of Port au Prince (Lr), M rs, bo Willinins & Gitoa. Bteoi Wordam, 41 \a. pay 1 & Co, “13th inst, Ma qyaniicies, oF ice Bark Dooau (Hara), Meyer, Hamye and 310 passengers, to Kunbardt «© Bhowls, spo i 825 passons Ship . with mee Behe MO Boll (Br), Barnard, Maasanilis, 18 days, with M0 Mille; &'Mouahtoa, i oR Muceny, J. Os Te aeal Ship Adelaide, Cutting, Lt oo!. July 27, with rodee aod | 5 {Goh Keoki, Sar lps Lingan, 14 daze, with coal, to Stag ow, Lingan, 13 days, with coal, ame, Chamberlain, Norfo! -_ “-srauem Weeks, Nor alee Seog.) oe aon & 5 ‘ord. Forw . Beles Yeomau, Bryant, Virgiuwm S tape Scebrd H Uovt, Lyon, Georgetown. ba Bobr 8 Bruna, Prine, Washington, Rehr H Thomas, Rebinton, Alesand: Ber A Thomas, Vau Brat, Mary la: Beir Oakes Ames, Frousi. Mary lan: Kehr John Adams, Hach, Roeland. Bebr Tracer Pract, Kookiand, Bebe K Haizht, Haws, Wo-itiect. ne Gloneenser. J Muase'!, Keliy. Gio. costor, Behr N Chase hi Behr A M Acker, Hall, Providence. Schr White Roek, KIlwood, Providence, Behr Quickstep, Wiltee, Sehr Nriat Queen, Daniela, Providence gebr kucy Kobimson, Davis, P.ovidemoe abe Hyer =, Providence, Bebe d B Darting © Provideres. chr Be th hr ox, Newport for ical, New Haven, Behr Julma. Dovvon, New Have Behr A Myriex, Stnvenn Now J Schr Marfa Lotise Ielarldue. New » Portiand, Ce Bohr ML tial, mee, Portiaad, ‘Trey. Witteua, Shadield, doningt Schr Perine, Bie Schr antecedent, Bone ete iid, Btontog ne tot Hor. Middieiown oF deport for Albay, orenen, Peckham Norwich, =? athin Jane, Bennett, Hartford, Kor Kmma & bllea, Krewer. Hartford, Sehr L Daniels, Smith, Harford Serr TC Lyman, Suntard, Hartford, Schr Koltpse, Saiomts, Huntington. Bob Wakefield, Saudtard, Northport rehr W Home ng, Greenport for Philadelphte, Schr Kate Thomas, .’reston, Pougl! epate, Steamer New Jorsey (U 3 transport), Hoxie, Fortrems Mew s . mn for Romdout, Poughtecpata, Bieamer Nope, Warren, Phtiadeln in Bieaner EM Fairebild. Troot, Palladelphia. Seamer Pellean, . Providence, Bteamer Falcon, Aldrich, rroviaence. Ship Alex BELOW Marshall, M , op Alex Marsall, Marshall, (rom Titverpoo!, July 18 o@ Ship Loreley ( Schenk, from Laverpool, Jul Brig Vigilant (Fr), Schorgue, from Antwerp, say SAILS 8Oh—Stearmers Continental, Mackensack. Battin: ead ai Darks Statomiunde: Barkin Golden Pen chur: brig aven, L Ryder Juile, Dawn of Davy Aram zon, Wo Kibby, Curiew: scars ML Whitmore, Booth, WO Irish. oP ira Gertrude” ee Om tet Steamers Kedae, Liberty, i Wind at sunact NW. 'B Souder, Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re= Fronds Maebe tee ONenieenee Ame mi mrecond kept by f, FT, Upton, Secrata rican Shipmasinre Arsoctation, we have comorion ite Rtn {ng Hut of total losses and disasters for August, TOTAL LOSSES. _ Steamer, Wh men. | Master, yb } Where to, Alice Bruce... New York. [Florida ... sure, Adriatic... London....{New York Pal nor Bassoin btm Jaltus (iro rd if ....} Bsitimore, 3 Jas Littiefiatd edit 2.2 Jas Sinith (Br)..;|Thewany. .[Liverpool.. {Pi 4 Lila Mansficld....{Pago ......}8¢ Stephen| : Royai Stuart (Br). Connell ,.:}Of London)... Total. Ray State ew 3 faite Enginude {/Merevimaa: Htaple s...6 Pretlic. PC Alexande. Sobra Crocker, Py fi A Richards. Donovan Now York, Bulow. . aos] Keod., . .|Baitimore . Garvie Eatelio.....|rhuriow'? Providence! % am & Mary..|Jordan ,.., New York, Total. Arion Atlant Columbia | Coral Wreath . Caroline a. Kondout f Meine. Josiah Achorn. loucenter. John W Miner New York Rona: manith Susith | hile... «| Matanana Portinn Of Maine Prin. Phila jk Andreas) 14,308 PARTIAL LOBSES. Thoso marked L. leaky; D, damagod at sca; poria; ©, collla.ou;8, straiided; ¥, tire, . put tate Where from. | Pount ta, | St John. NB/ Havana, New York.|Providenee «| inens . Liverpool. .|$ Pranctacal ‘Thorendan ..|Forgrund” |New York Norton ... Mauritios..|New Vors. rpoal.. 9. Sydney, 8) ‘Vallao. chi Phila. = New York. !8 Franct co New York. 8 Francisco! Man anilin, [Rosin Bearsd --...'|Boston .... |9 Francisen Aonding. ichmur .| New York Lontonseee Sugua,. zew York Balermo.... New York Fee Concordia (Dan jehu ‘ Lexington. ‘Brn Murray ro. QWeaewywOVeORO FOETSS Whee Col Saasawww ENS Marin! New York. |Vort Naval Brown. \E Machias.|Suigan, OB Baltimore... Froviaence |Marbleh'd. Ei Bost JOf Maine te New York. |Greon port. on. je faat New York | Maryinad. Charles’ Peuciniaa. {) Beitast... | Twin & L, Preston, | Bos { Unton Fityabethp | i Witeh IPhita....... | Ro Weat |Bockport...|New Yo: Miscellancou fSreamente Kepar, Capt Muir, the Cunard.Gulon line, salled yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool. Srramente Linenty, Capt Wilson, sailed yesterday atten noon for Havana. Stramamr Exicy B Soupen, Capt Winchester, sailed yoo terday for New Orleans. piitit Josnri: Houxxs (5 supposed to bare been wrecked at nein. Tine Avsrmarta, Thomas, from Roston Feb 3 for New Zeniand, put into Methourne May 25, diamasted, bulwarke stove d otherwise damaged. Scun Cuansce is ashore on the Little Mil! Rock, in Hel Mixeorovd, ashore on Peaqne, has bem ald as she Capt ie) Baker, of New Bedi for B80, Incina fog hol, spars ood standing rigging. Vessels are taking out ber eval on one half sa.vage. Scnu Active, before reported capsized at Fall Biver, hes been righted nbd found bu littie damaged. 24 Gusex's Laxpixo, Aug 25—We received the love of one fi 1Z Yearcl with 400 bbls mackere!; Reatiess, of Boothbay, with 650 otis fish, and three othere— ail destroyel by the pirate T . brow nfs Eber Norw nosee, from the westward by the captain preatof tne inte. destruction of 800 sail of Feascle Bay (or Bay mar). ton it Ww aot hiP winteld Scott, from Liverpool fer Philatelphia, Aug : vA ; Ty from Liverpoot for Philadetphia, nee, Exeeistor, Pendieion, frem Liverpoot for NYork, Aug Bark A A Drebert, MoMutten, from Rio Janeiro for New Tee Sindeer,, ‘trom Angailie foe NYork, Aug 21, iat 39 et : Hy Wesley, from Searsport for Matanzas, no date, wid lon fi Senn Mes to Bernard, steering 8, Aug 2%, lat $3.90, lon 7H Foreign Ports. Magno ia, Lockhart, NYort. barcics Go gag (hein por Presee’s, ail loading cOnl Cow be ‘Aug 12—In port brig J West, for NYork 19 “Sienos, Jas Heott, Damon, N York: Nero hog STATE Nacht AuiaUIle, Langiots doy King, Boston. js Davenport. brig Porest Stats, Harriman dog, ¢ Pre. Laniwe, (or NYors 8 vag Di Are emi Ne Outhoase, is da, Sutb, Aleut Joly 2—To port ship 2a ee Guilt Be bark: St Urs, 25—Are coher Bw Corvel days Youn, NB, A vores 21h, brias are new by if an siartes V, at Plymnor, ea, at Dublia, “Arrtea enue,