The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1865, Page 8

MONSTER PICNIC. —_——eee> WRISH ORGANIZATIONS AT JONES’ WOOD, mUSIO AND MIRTH. ORATION OF MR. R. 0’GORMAN. vil discord, tor- ren ‘deluded and betrayed, yet in spite of all oon hall ve (great ‘cheering)—purified by affliction, . Applause.) It shall live, and strengt by sorrow, (App! pe be grea mana good ain when the ations and ®OENES AND INCIDENTS. . &&. &e. &. may ‘The pienio nited Irish societies came off yes- ; it may seem ruined and dead; but bobs ha mn wrotnd fring returas it awakes, renews its )ife, terday at Jones’ Wood. A fine programme was offered 60 and lifts its Tg es as before. to the numerous pleasure seekere, who from early morn- may It be w ee Civil war, thank is mg made the woods merry with thelr laughter, or ‘tripped over; ite sereok and ros blight ihe land no thee - ‘® measure,” not, as in olden time, on the green sward, tor and vanquished have sheathed the, fess Nt ere her by but on the two spacious platforms, which, combined | ing grave where their dead slecp aide eae te ake, ‘with a first class hotel, under the careful management In one red burial bient. ef Mr. Shildknecht, and the unsurpassed scenery sur: | qo, and Saxon and Celt, there they lie, from the wounding it, render this the most desirable place poss!- Rhine aad the anne: oe Poland and Hi 4 el ble for holding such festivals, Charity is ® most promi- Foner mg eget co heres ment feature in the Irish character, and where fun, wit ‘and frolic can be blended with that cardinal virtue, as on eaterday, the exuberance of the spirit is great, Had ‘arrengements been made previously with the clerk of the weather fora genial atmosphere for the occasion, 8. mer one than that enjoyed could not possibly have been fernished—just the weather ar depeing, yeas Sd sicit $a ys, — foreign—in faith and and hope in the republic, in active ces for her welfare—in sympathy with every ace of feeling with which its heart is stored, in performance of the duties that become a citizen, ‘what a there between them—native or f¢ Ines they have toiled together on fhe Bit Sar oo it the same btvouae, shouted the same war cries, ane fond and faithful brotherhood of i and foreign born they marched together, [at ymaael to shoul- 32, ir doom—companions and The sie and all was nothi at all 1g were not disunited. The 5; _mimatair aac | Rthaaeet anit eat eh sper ee itoring the snorning eythe w a copie, formed of the population of every ‘nation @ldedly small, and fears were generally expressed by re ler eal working together for the those present that the attendance would be smal! on enraroe: eeo4 c lead your Le, ie then (con- cocasio: u yhisper bad ym, a tho postponement of last week had | Hired, Oe ath in fhe American poopie agafust what {hrown a damper on the affair as far as the festivities | is calted the foreign element amongst them, Tell thong who would instil this pgison into You know the Ameriean people bette’ tok itn the domapegue who misrepresent them and prey upon them. Tell im P or trust to its honor, its hospitality, its innate love of ir play—toll them that you are not a forei: a ‘element— that of the American people, the Pbveinn inking, i suming, producing, taxpazing. dane rican, ‘ourselves, form a’ considerable part, He continued to to impress this facton the audience in a strain of most impressive oratory at some len; and then adverted to ‘were concerned. Still, thero were enough present ab eleven o’clock to form a few sets, and the ball opened at ‘@at hour, with the grand promenade, dedicated to the vention of Irish woletion, — was tg eg nt or- of twenty-nine dances, w! compri eo As the day grew older the we + on a platform, where “‘lads ard mingled with great vivacity in the various Beeson a pend pathy oF andr schottishe, and in the more quadrille, Many fino and apparently | the object of the festival. Your festivity has a charitable = displays of that mtercsting and oft written as Son as convivial object; and it is chiefly on that member of female beauty, the malic: was made in this | account Iam here to-day. Your p is to devote the vieinity by the rapid ‘volutions ‘of the fuir daughters of proceeds of this festival in aid of “9 Catholic Protec- Erin in the arms of their sturdy partners, some of whom, | tory for destitute children, under the presidency of i would appear, in the excess of their enjoyment of the | Dr’ Ives. You cold not have selected a nobler pose. became unmindful of the fact that they pressed | tt could not be under the guidance of a nob fair partners too closely, as we heard a girl —— ‘The speaker then proceeded to speak in terms of ‘Meh wee was thus situated, to her partner, ‘“‘Mike, don’thold | eulogy of the Protectory Institution and the great good it was designed to accor ih. He spoke also of the ne- cessity of education—of educating the heart as well as the intellect—that it was the duty of all good ogc 4 you'll smother me!” “Sure, what harm, oa tte only acknowledgment which this ten: elicited, on passed whirling tor sry ‘The immortal green was, aa ever is the case in assist the destitute, and especially the you! Al! Celtic gatherings, a noticoable’ feature in the toilets speaker closed as follows:—The tolographic ‘abie that ef the ladies. At three in the afternoon both platforms | was to have connected Ireland and America lies a thou- ‘were crowded, and fully five thousand ns scattered perso! Mhroughout the grounds. Fiddlers were in every nook sand fathoms deep; no spark of intelligence will ever throb across the deep dark ocean where it lies ‘and corner where a tree afforded shelter, playing the bow | drowned. ‘Thoro let it lie! The broad Atlantic has = Ee earnest, while hae Beat time to the | knack of toying Jwith man’s handiwork, or toss- “Garryowen to Glo ‘Tue Rock Road to | ing it on its billows in play, or crushing or Dubii » and many other well’ known and oft danced fe in its wrath. Ys a fickle, un- sign. The bagpipes, 100, wore there, and swelled the | Uoepins News reeleroun ‘woods with Celtic national airs, which found egho" in the | foar ay emant pees frepchero fig hearts of a numerous audience, And so, with dance, | of ‘old, nor De Reape retro 6 iy, o8 yh and song, wit and frolic, a pleasant time was Pee cine poet aul girad by shia enix tcek coax, wheedle Ro RS tie that rt 4 across the Atlantic no storm can éver break. Tha wild Gis amesomen: 10.9 noble and charitable chject—t waves will do it hoi and bend their high crests and aring for the destitute Catholic children of New York. | waves oftiy along. “ths rade wind will pect iy sera ES AN AMUSING INCIDENT. and bes honca to it gently as it waifs it on i 1n the heat of the sports an incident of a rather amus- | ship that flits to and fro across the co rai aoe asa fmg nature occurred. One of the T. A. B.'s was dilating | shuttle, weaving ever, closer an: Pag glaser the tread SES a tl the re of témperance toa crowd of admiri ing aris i on oven Time iteelf’ will to Wear at when a ream i @ member of the order, ie of Christian charity—the pi fe of brother! love—the Divine evangel, that in the bet better, purer, — pier vied of life speaks from heart to ib ic to #00! m listenis sera] Im to seri im— ‘*Ponos on exrts to en good wll uber * few s words from Dr. Tee, and, Seen by ir, Lawler, oe 80) in, enjoyed thé day heartily. Ks . Our Returning Vetera: THE FOURTH NEW HAMPSHIRE. This regiment, which arrived in the city on Monday magi reali ‘are ye? Faix an’ maybe ye'lbe eeteat poring ye wora Faynian, too!” “T am a tin} man an’a Faynian too, an’ its proud I'm iv it; but you, ye drunkin baste, yer father ‘wor a coward afore ye, an’ it runs in the blu “Do ye call me a coward, Tim Doolan; begorra then ru takes 8 fall out iv ye for that same.” With that the two gentlemen caught one another in a peculiar manner, known to wrestlers as collar and elbow, end set to with awil. Fora time they swayed in one phe AE yf apron (yrs mers mid bene ynlan, | aight, left for home yesterday. ‘The following is a list of “‘An’ that’s the way,”” nent “to ehow these | officers :— ‘white-livered blagards what a Faynian is, an’ that’s the ~~ we'll hurl the Saxin dog from our own darlin land wan iv these days.” This speech was received with eee the entire party adjourned to the ikly “smile” in soda water. ORATION OF MR. R. O'GORMAN. ‘The crowd aca around the stand, as the oration ‘was being delivered, was immense, so much so that— Ould Tim. Mulvany, Re med the remark ‘There wasn’t such ® sight since the days of No’s ark; Ap’, begorra! ‘twas thrue for him—devil sich a scruge, Sick devarshumsn’ crowds wero seen since the deluge. The vociferations of the assemblage when Judge Con- ‘nolly introduced to them the Hon. Richard O'Gorman ‘were immenée, and prove how much the cloquence and merit of theman are appreciated. The cheering having oul |, the orator of the day, in a clear voice, delivered the following, which was listened to with interest by Abose prevent: ApDaRaS OF RICHARD O’GORMAN, ESQ. O'Gorman, whose presence on the platform ereated loud and prolonged applause, commenced his Baddress. He said:—This is, indeed, a brilliant spectacle. ‘The summer sun, in its jovruey to the west, looks on few fairer and hap, pier scenes. The soft and mellow Nght, toying with the foliage of these stately trees, the Dright colore of female garments fewing too and fro cross the sward, the strains of music floating on the ‘wtill and balmy air, and, sweeter harmony still, the clear Wing of merry laughter uttering the gladness of light | .,ontioned the matter to his companion. Hattie ex ‘earte—all these appealing to every sense, combine t ine | jrossed great surprise at the circumstance, and le‘t the Glothe this festival with a grace and splendor, and cet. | joom under the pretence of looking for the missing eee Colonel F. W. Parker, commanding; Adju- W. Chalico; Quartermaster, W. K. Norton; Sur- peed ‘A. W. Wardell; Captains—M. Adams, L. D. Me- Hussey, J. H. Roberts, — Sarcons, E. Whitford, A. L. Know ton, G. F. Quimbey, G. W. Hawkins; Lieutenants L. A. Gay and D. Huntress, THE FIRST VERMONT ARTILLERY. Lieutenant Colonel D. J. Sofford returns in command of the above regiment, instead of Major H. J. Nichols, previously announced. THE TENTH CONNECTICUT. ‘This regiment arrived at the Battery Barracks yesterday morning, and left for home in the afternoon. They numbered four hundred men, and were under command of Col. &, 4. Greeley, fee i a akan ie 5S Police Intelligence, PEMALES CHARGED WITH LARCENY. Ata late hour on Monday night Mr. John M. Jones, a resident of the Western country, met on Broadway a young woman, giving her mame as Hattie Smith, whom he accompanied to her apartments, in Thompson treet, After remaining a short time he discovered that two hundred and Afty dollars in Treasury notes had been ‘bstracted from his pantaloons pocket, aud delicately tainly of genial delight, which 1 bave seldom seen | juoney, locking the door after her. Jones was aube jed and never surpassed. My friends, the India: anently e ‘and officer Martin, of the Eighth pre. Sho a few hundred years ee their huts oa Man- | cinet, Case called, arrested Hattie, and Ann Dv cde: an, beeen Sy — is yy & lovely little | joatic in the place, on suspicion of robbing Mr. Jones. Saland, clanpe Coe — Leth en Sgn The premises were searched, and in possession of Hattie uae qneen wearing on her young brow the diedem tind one hundred and ‘ten doilars, and fifty dollars ry aanecnnn tee aube on eat a | was discovered in Ann's pocket, The money is alle Le ~~ ica— re or for ill, » grewt, » be a portion of that taken from Mr. Jones, Justice Ls ty Power on the earth Nowhere, at no time, hat | \ ith, verre whom the prisoners. wero arraigned, com- showered on any other its treasures of riches, for and beauty, with so large and generous a hand. Enberitor of all past civilization, indefatigable worker in | 4 the present, unresting searcher even aftor more prosper- days to come; facing with undaunted front storin ognvulsion, which would shake older societios io ‘Weir base, rising from disaster with marvellous vigor, to the darkest hour of calamity never lowing one mitted them for trial, in default of $1,500 bail each. COUNTRYMAN IN BAD COMPANY—HE IS aB- SAULTED WITH, A SLUNGSHOT. Nicholas Warner, a gentlhman from tho West, in his perambulations about the city on Monday night, foll in with two strangers who expressed great friendship for Ha maf pad Tce pre tte bony aareepuamtee te him. He was invited into a lager beer saloon in Laurens empire'of the future—the new world im which the | Steet, near Grand, where, foolishly exhibiting a large eerore and wrongs of the past might be redeemed? Who | fll of greenbacks, his false friends sought to posse: ean wonder that the restless adventure, the overflowing of the’ treasure. Warner was subsequently the banished faith and the unrequited skill of | (eeoyed into a rear alley, where the two me Sarope socks here an asylum and ahome? To these | Bim with a slungshot, cutting his head badly @hores ever point the counti®s prows of ships laden nces, He cried for help, when officer Scho ‘with the most precious freivht that ever ocean. bore a th precinct, ran to his relief. The robbers took Greight richer than silk or diamonds or gold. pricclo-e ht and escaped, withont securing the treasure from we, to lose which is the exhaustion of na: one, | their vietim. Mr, Warner was conveyed to the station mag) ° M apitmdor.. | house, and after having his woun a sae it, icy might and rah and spien tor | eardiog Tain Pen? his wounds dressed taken to his 7 towing, oe Savenoe the laud of" their DANGEROUSLY STABBED. Teas. whlch Grst gives to their wees nbeonanee Coptain Mount, of the Seventeenth preoinet, and off- This is the bright roulity 10 which poeu, und | Cer Cook arrested Androw Dachott and Frank Haven. and fable have pointed (rom of old. ‘The of does neterr, The Gi straus on the charge of stabbing James O'Sullivan, while 80 mero visionary. The Atiautis he drow forefathers in the drinking ealoon 120 First avenue, inflicting very dangerous wounds about the head and body. The Injured eS eens of our enuey tot ey man was removed to his residence, and tho attending the waves, where they glow in the ted light of the eexune | [ltysielan has but slight hopes of his recovery, Justice Terie, Memeaed’ foreeer, oa ie tn Mansfield committed the prisoners to await the result of feland we have left dal behind —closely as ouraympathies | ° Sullivan's injurics, g7ow around it, and clasp it ever in joy iuy em srave. CHARGE OF BURGLARY. gadly = we ea ane per & abi tenn ius Yesterday afternoon officers Harris and Vermilyea,of the ‘he ties that bound us to our mother isle—yet the thought | Pishteenth precinet, arrested Christopher Bray, a youth does sometimes force itself upon me that ihat dear island { twenty years, on the charge of baving broken into the but one stage, a resting for out race on its pro- | promises of Framk Platt, residing at 218 Rast Sixteonth true land of destiny, éhe Dabereadien tread tres tae be eet, on or about the 15th alti m Wearing apparel valued at $21 sts fr no, and stealing there. On the prisoner at i. Tival—cabined, ribbed, confined the time of his arrest was found « patr of pantaloot ns Kenge i the _ of an ‘alien , stolen from Mr. Platt’s house, The Socuned waa taken — m friendly communion with : ore Justice Ledwith and committed for trial, in default aaally of man, absorbed no more in memories of au of $2,000 bail CHARGE OF OFFERING A COUNTERFEIT BILL. Two mon, giving their names as John O'Donnell and t, were arrested by officer Brady, of the Tenth seang ho more by the ineomant slight and sucer wi whic riumphant malice ever delights to torture into conselousness of its degredation here, at last, redeemed, regenerated and disenthralled, the Celtic race can arise to all its natural stature, and, Fm ~ fenerous rivairy with ite brethren, prove yn the charge of offering a counterfeit five at in @ fair Aold \t can effect aw much, serve as well the | dollar bill on the Buffalo City Bank cause of true progress, confer ae many and ag solid and | .stoon No, 99 Hester « ve ee Jasting benefits on the land wherein it findsa home as | ““/00n Fon! ester stroet. | Being told that the bill Teuton, as Norman or Saxon, or any other race by whose | egy | os Wilt left ihe place and proceeded side it labore for the general goot, 1 say this in no | °2, te Saloon of Henry Stern, No, 31 Allen street, and Doastfu! mood, True, fam prom of the race (rom whion | AUempted to pass the same bill, when the officer was I eprang, proud of it# constancy through long and unex. | “tlled and took charge of them. The accused parties ampled suffering, of its fidelity through ages of trial to wore taken before Justice Mansfeld and committed for ¢ cause and the ofeed {1 lov searct amination. vain for an instance of avy other people, eo of:« ALLEGED ARSON IN WATER STREET, iramgied daatiaip, oprane whieh On Monday evening Patrick Walsh, residing at No, 662 @nd strongth the inetant{the chains that have weighed 1 Vater street, returned home much intoxicated, and de wn were even partially Femoved. But let the past b ared ‘his invention of getting the premises on Ore, He ak but in encouragement and incitement ' scoréiny “ a or a cordingly procured some stenw and fired it onthe vag The Constancy) fidelity aud un. | \ioor of his owN FoOM. The alarin was given, when per. Pitoe sai ot Irelend, though besten’ ana tr. ns living ih the house rushed into the roo Ap By a ln tg Aa 1] fuished ‘the flames. Oficer Simpson, of th love dad hema tant upeitin aereed an cnet, arrested Walsh, and Justice Mansfield com. 4 a ce Fire Mareial Baker will mitted him for a hearin horoughly investigate the matter. CHARGED WITH KOBBING HIS EMPLOYER. George Henderson, a young colored man, twenty-one vars old, employed as barkeeper by Joseph H, Stanley, seo colored, keeping a saloon at 27 Sullivan street, was aie poy and life of this republic, whose dear to them as thelr owa, You ko X Fienia w + always agree; on the var wi to the measures by on ie “interest w arise we cannot aii be of } that fe bot nats inion j# the sign of despotiam and ncn ig potiem an: ‘he terror and the torpor and tion | arrested by off the es a iy yp See | “Sagat Fay sane ere great of the hour the Insh in America | iwo hundred and three dollers in Treasu from found— 5 my soul, they are in| hie employer, om the night of the 92d insta. gn main honest, ‘unselfish, open- | watch waa 2 tound tn the prisoner's posession, & BE ea ™ acitigens, ge = he — that be hed taken it for inf though their ing. Justice th committed oneed have bee raised on this ‘American "poi soil, None J default of one dollara bai ue gle ity—The Prisoner's Autobiography—He Confesses His Guilt, But Accuses His Wife of Theft—Interesting Details, dc. About a week since there was arraigned before the magistrate one George Gladwia, @ native of Connecticut, twenty-nine years of age, whom Captain Jourdan and ‘officer Wooldridge bad arrested on a charge of larceny. On being arraigned before Judge Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court, complaint was made that, having pat up at the St. Nicholas Hotel, with a female companion, under the assumed name of ‘H. Trowbridge,” he contrived, by forging the name of a former guest of the establish- ment, to obtain possession of several packages contain- ing mortgage bonds to the amount of two hundred thousand dollars, which bad been left for safe keeping in charge of the hotel clerk. The accused was also charged with having forged the name of ‘“‘H. Trowbridge” toa check, of which he feloniously obtained possession; and, as he pleaded guilty to both complaints, he was com- mitted to the Tombs for trial. The entire case, witha number of highly interesting details, has been fully reported in the Hxnazp, and was read, no doubt, with sufficient attention to preclude the necessity of republi- cation. On Sunday an article was reproduced from the Hart- ford Cowrant, in which it was stated that Emma—the girl who had accompanied Gladwin to this city—had de- camped with one thousand nine hundred dollars of the stolen money, It was further stated that the accused was a counterfeiter and a desperate character, and He! such to be considered by the public and the offi the law. Consequent upon the perusal of this announce- ment, Glsgyr!n, withoug depying his his gwn guilt, explicitly @eclared that the girl was innocent, but his wife ‘was guilty of the theft. Such was his anxiety 10 make known the truth that he at once requested the attend- ance of a raporter, being desirous of giving his own version of the case to the public, In R compl'anng with his request # visit was paid tho man, ‘whd now lies in confinoment {n éelt No. B ot the City Prison, ° THB APPEARANCE OF GLADWIN. ‘The accused ts Of medium height, rather stoutly built, with sandy hair and carelessly shaven face. Ho isa carpenter by trade, and has eerved through the war in sundry volunteer organizations. He does not appear greatly affected by his incarceration, but is most anxious that his own statement of tho details of the larceny should be read by the public. When the unfortunate man the reporter called upon he was engaged in conversation with his counsel, ex-Judge Stuart. His cell is located directly josite that of Ketchum, the defaulter, One of ¢he criminals is a youth of ‘education and refinement; the other a simple, untutored, uncared-for being. Which of the two has the better claim to the mercy of the law ? GLADWIN’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY. In 1861-1 enlisted in the Second regiment Connecticut Volunteers, and served out my time. On the 4th day of LT enlisted in the Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteers. +h 12, T was married to Annie L. Casey, of Hartford, Conn., then living in New Haven. On the 11th day of March my regiment and myself left for New Orleans, and I received a fetter from my wife by every mail until taken prisoner om the Mississippi. Twenty- two months then elapsed without my hearing from her, and I subsequently had Paderronticny ‘Aifficulty in finding her, as she had changed her name to that of Georgia. AN UNPLEASANT DISCOVERY. At length, with the assistance of a police officer, I dis- covered her to be at Springfield, residing in a house of ill fame, whither she been conducted a few days qasyiotia fo my learning her whereabouts, I indrced February, 1862, 1 urp ese fhe hag demny - of such - ney a ment. then Nain a divorce, as en Id ghe was ‘a common Croalituta, Having entered e house, we found her, and I stated the object of our visit. She Shen followed me beck to Springfleld, after I had parted with her, geemin, 4nd there mot me and related her adven ne {aye forgave her, on her promising that she would do as I told herm future. I sent her to my cousin’s place, at Rock Valley four Biles distant from Chicopee, Mass., where f the officer to accompany me as a witness, for the pu of teati ng th e ing a her in ten days. This ‘occurred on the. 8th of snap That same night I starved for New York by thé "New Haven boat, and arrived on the ensuing day, when I left tha city at’once for Bridge- Rost to visit my sister, I stayed at Bridgeport till Sun- 7, the 13th, and took tho cars at night for New Haven, ony ona ght Treceived the check of H. Trowbridge vot wi which I subsequently made use, THE MYSTERIOUS BMMA. I never saw the girl to whom the above name has been given until Monday afternoon, August 14. This was the ‘way in which I became acquainted with her iked a hack driver in New Haven if he could tind mea girl to go to New York who would be willing to absent herself from home two or three days. He said he knewa girl who had just come from the country, bet was very bashful. I told im to fetch the girl, which he did. She consented to 0 to New York witli me, and wo left by the first train, I faving only some fifty dollars upon my n besides the check for $3,956 76. Having patel § in this city, we ut up at the St. Nicholas Hotel. “The mysterious ‘mma"’ then told me who the hack driver was who intro- duced her to me. It seems that he had belonged to my yegiment, and was in New Orleans with me. This woman was then bis wife; bu, she proved faithless, and he ob- tained a divorce from Ker on his return e. He sub- sequently married again, but could not break his liaison with Emma, if her statement be true. The girl refused, hoyever, (9 ‘give me his name or ber own, and the matter rested there. THE LARCES As soon as I arrived at the St. Nicholas Hotel I put the check in the safe, This Was on Monday evening, Augus® 4 poy irew it out, and woked at some Witches in the store No. 305 Broadway. nthe same afternoon the check in tho safe, and then saw Aaron name on the book for two packages. I went and asked for my own packages, and answered to the ques- tions put tome by stating that my name was Smith, having forgotten at the time to give the name of Aaron’ The book was handed me, and I signed his name and took the package, without knowing what I had got till I epened them, and obtuined therefrom seven one thousand dollar bonds, These I restored to the safe in my own name, signing on the book “H. Trowbri nature may still be son, That might I left the balance of the bonds at the Continental Hotel, whence I took them the next morning, and entrusted’ them toa man across the way. Wednesday I took the seven bonds I and the check to No. 805 Broadway to purchuse The keeper of the store preferred taking check, which he sent to the bank and which was pro nounced good, I then received the watches and the balance of the amount of the check, I returned to the hotel, paid my bill, hired a hack, went to the railroad depot, purchased a ticket and sent “the mysterious Em- ma” oft to New Haven, giving her twenty-five dollars for spending ‘money. { then’ hired another back and drove back to the Astor House, HE VISITS WALL STRERT. I left seven one thousand dollar bonds in Broadway, that the owner might be advertised for and discovered, saying to the parties in whose hands I placed the property that I was going to Ohio. These bonds are not worth the paper on which they are printed, as I was told im Wall street that the railroad was not finished and never would be, They have no right to issue such bonds, as was rightly ‘said by the down town business men and speculators, THE MYSTERIOUS EMMA AGAIN. I left New York on Thursday morning, and. arrived at New Haven, where I saw ‘the mysterious Emma,” in the afternoon, on Chapel street. She wanted to accom- pany me to Bpringfield, but T objected. On Thursday night I went to Springfield, and stopped at the Massasoit Hotel, and on Friday morning hired a team to go for my wife, who was residing with my cousin in Rock Valley. I found her cooking the breakfast. As the entire party wished to have a ride I consented to go back to Spring- field and obtain a heck, and we all had “a good time. HE PAYS THE BILLS. at ~e T went out and paid my wife's bills in Spring- field, which payment required one hundred and eighty- two Wollars and fifty cents. I also made Lis rehases to the amount of two hundred and twenty-efght dollars. Part of the property was found in my trank when rested on Monday night at New Haven. On Saturday morning, when in Springfleld, I gave my wife nineteen hundred dollars in green! ks to jeep for me. HE SUSPECTS HIS WIFE. While we were waiting in the Springfleld depot for the eleven o'clock train, on Saturday morning, I left my wife for a short time and went outside. On returning I was told by the hack driver that “my girl” was seen to give aman some money. [asked her if this was trae, and she said it was not. Imade her go over to the hotel and we counted and found the money “all right.” So f returned the amount to her, thinking, at least, that I could place confidence in my wife. We then left Spring- field, and came to Hartford, as my wile wished to purchase a cloak from her mother, who resided at No, 362% North Front street accordingly hired a hack and sent her home, expecting to meet her again in the aftetnooa, and not thinking that T'was doomed to disappointment, AN INCONSTANT SPOUSE. Bhe was to have joined me at three o'clock at the City Hotel. [ waited til half past three, and, asthe cars were to leave at four, I hired a back to see if she had been do- toined at the place she intended to goto. On inquiry I ascertained that. she bad not been there, and then dis covered that both ehe andthe money had vanished. 1 further learned (hat while T was in the army she had been living with a man by the name of Tim Keniliek, and he was the individual to Whom the money was shown in the dopot at Springfield, He left Springteld on the same train with ua, unknown tome, but known to my wife, and was seen at the Hartford depot when the cars came in, Tt must have been ali planned the night before leay- ing Springield. When I looked in my trunk on Satur. day night I found she had put on three sots of under. clothes which I had purchased for her, I deny that [ ever went to a house of ill-fame in Hartford with her. I never saw Tin Kenifick or his brother, and when I went to an establishment of the kind I went thither in a hack alone. I did not intend to remain in Hartford, but was going West, having my ticket in my jon when ar- rested, I telegraph all the facts of the case to Captain Brainard, at Springfeld, he having accompanied me to fee my wife and knowing her face, She i# twenty years Of age, and wo have been married three years, I nover mee yihing todo with counterfeiters or counterfeit joney. My name is not Ira Gladwin, and I am not aro. fie of hich P ee, I yt give my La pame and lence, which 1 withhol the present, as o great rapodl ie still at large, involved me in the deed 6,” which sig. ho for the commit metonot moich J have to y the penal If°1 Bd popttated ova poss Ge the taes Poin? iateed Yo uctlt , YORK YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 30, 1866. WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 30, 1865. write and thus myself Sreamamir Tonawanpa, recently purchased from govern- hoe rine SS aen se ae caeel ment at Portsmouth, NH, by Issac Emery, Has, SE OR Wwrougs of others. and Martha the made misled or mistaken ‘insurance ued with outfits at over The Case of Mr. Frederick A. Howe. worth $60,000. Bark Brunswick 4 insured shen It was expected that the case of Mr. Frederick A. Howe, of Meadville, Crawford county, Pa., arrested some weeks ago,on the complaint of Nathaniel £, Sheldon, of this city, charged with false pretences, would come up for examination before Justice Dowling, at the Tombs, morning, at nine o'clock. At the time ap- yesterday pointed, however, all parties intorested were present ex- | and will be Mined fac thoann ey eesrone Om Private foram capt Mr. Sheldon, the complainant, | Mr. John Sedgwick, Neil are at San Prana fr counsel for the com] inant for Ly nap of the exanination, on thong at , Seldon was panmantn AT sane, Ue chortens iy 26 pf sick wi in Delaware county, Hla Sd athe mae ie he retd aildavite from his wt Hock etna ner oa oF Sa Tganie Go aot, aici S d fVicmdawmi BH Whidden and others, of Boston, aad’ Capt "Sohn of Rochester, counsel for ot Roc jass, who will command her. Van Vaan, Tey Mr. Howe, in 0; ition Sedgwick, said ho an attack of diarrhoea, and thought he would be ill that or some other disease every time his presence was Tequired in court to proaoonie the complaint against Mr. Howe. He did not believe that the complainant could r ow called the Nuvaiing, wad’ ty about 40 ton urement. Bria Wanxpare, reeibo, PR, at Baltimore 28tb, lort maintopmast by Teitntng' ‘Off Cape Henry 22d inst. Sonn Exvira A Conant, from Philadelphia for Boston, at Holmes! ot reports:—22d inst, off sland, in a gale mainsail and nd dec! tons of to the motion ’made by Mr. no doubt but that Mr. ‘Sheldon aed wi be induced to put in an appearance fergie had decks swept of bie, 24 Yoorbis raid his cent had come aboutats hundred miles Sips Kay Woy 670 mle, ‘Dansod a vere (anppored pened a fe i %, ‘n, the on yo dlferen foes fous, with about asd tongue i 7 mala ala rt being. under water; blow ing heavily’ at the great ip that Mr. Howe should be required to come Beek oF eee ag gers her. Same 'day passed a number of on in at 60 an enormous expense. \iifthe motion for postponement seemed to be made in | weg woe, ox (of eens Med Zepwenn, ot Selene. ¢ oan, good faith, Justice Dowling adjourned the further hearing | andthe HandSerchi Sho shonis me sn colinan, with er Of tho ass tl Foptembor do, atnine o'clock in the morn: | Maris Reranna, of aa from sista Me, for Ehingelphin, when he said it must proceeded with without unr poidye y th ying jib on ib 5 foretopmast. 1 fall, 2 dodicer ye wih poset one re Scun CE E In his affidavit the complainant alleges that Mr. bey Meusti wan mgr yxy Phiadaphi, a sie rise. pit reece Fist Ons of five Cacanee Coat ey means of | and bowsprit cap, and received other aa Goaaee Ise pretences, by jucing im Invest ina tract oil and timber land in Forest county, Pa., on which, it | 90% iatahoteon the boven F re agkland, Me, for Bale Balti ore, on the 28th i inst, Scan Wu Avuwx, at imore, from New Yor 22d inst, off Barnegat, lost sites neaetaeen, rm esa fe charged, there was no oil or timber, a8 ei, “Kerivals Witlonday. Heade, Mi Miockbenien a Ped OT or are sits Whalem. fo, Me i Tesford, OTe Bork George, Stanton, from Atlantic Ocean, arrived at Bryoks, By Huta tg ed oe ny Pia New Bedford Seth inst. with 138 bbls ap lon hoard, “Sent rear gf Nazaauy, home 10 bbls sp. Reports Sune 2. lat 44 42, lon $0 10, bark Houston, Mr re Cor fey, unre 3 Milwood, Allen, NB, 4 ap; lat 4483, lon $616, Daniel Wood, med j Planliiann, oe Bayley, © Sauer M | Richmond, do, fo op, Roaclus, Crapo, 43, 35 sp; July 21, lal P Maran WR Jone, on ber rGrun. | 29 41, lon 42°06, Cornelia, Luce, do, 420 sp a feard Rela. irs Grahata and child, Mise Noreote JLambert Rev | fro! July etint hana Cleaveland, NB, nothing Dumph H Skinner and two children; Mrs'T B i kent mer aia silanes Hig Skinner | denon rihapelga retin ee ral my “eqns wat ‘The following ‘vessels are reported by Capt | Daniel Wood, Phillipe, J Hatl » wife a two children; Capt Lovett, reparies Witeand two ehildeen: "Mian Brown, 3 si, attra M0 pond See on the North Pacific whaling Ge Van Norden, Peter Halpin, ® Wolfand 1 Oibiu the steerage. eee ee ea ae eae Swi Witmi xotom, N C—Steamship Twilight—G N Wood, © Lit | Homan, do, 6 do; Emily Morgan, ‘Athearn, do, clean: Geo Yejohn, BG Worth and daughter, H HT Munson, § Jane, Mr Jones, do, Twn: g ov, Troup, Astley, do,-8 whi; bore ebb, R MoTntire, JB | Jireh Perry, Halaoy, di iamilla, ns, Harley, 1U4 Btedman, If B Rice. B ¥ itavele ey, BF Renal: | Cleone, Lice, do, Elizabeth Swift, Pontius, do, 3'whs 4. £ Donlke, Caps Wettsher, D W. Hardee, WB Flanner, J | Helen Snow, Catapbell, do, 3 do; Fisher, do, 1 wh D'Stanley, ‘chr, Jas Fulton, R H Johnston, Mra Rob- | Mercury, Tooker, do, 2; wha; Oliver a inson, J Whe; Ontario, Barnes, do, 2 ag; Ci <—Steamship Alhambra—Mre and Miss Fragen, | Dartmouth, jorn soi ne, it Workman, A Pringle, LB Ourtia, ship Barre Or dgartown, Hemp: jaumone, avton, Captain Jervie, Miss Kroner, Ce ag sy OE A LL, RENO Pringle, Mra J H Sturdevant, Miss Chapman and brother, | with tip pple it and S000 bs bone, Ow Kodiak, 10 dajt be: JT lomons, JL O'Brien, J H Coon, bers, Mrs J Cade and three children, Miss Alice ade D wi Sileox, H Harris, D O Clarke, WT ‘pu H.C Wilcox, J H fore, ee ‘Milton bad his thigh broken by a whale. ilo, Hawes, of NB, sid from San Franciseo Aug 8 Witts, Mra A J Bods, 3 ‘h'Mosen "Haneneeild, 83 BS W Podgett, CM ‘ta. one ‘Gov Carver, Macy, of Westport, was at St Helena ness, arren nn, Master iIkinson, Bark het oy & Thomas, Lewis, NB, Miss M Simons, Mri JW Wilkinson, Miss Wilkinson, Mine ras, at Pate July 28, LL Wilkinson, Capt Wm Godfrey and 10 in the steerage. 19m with 700 bbls «p and 60 do wh of! all told—) refit for a cruise until next 5] ring, ond then home. Spoken—May 4, lat 45 15 NY 21 W, Lancer, Macy, NB, 3 Re ooh Believer ken, dic. Bteamshij ogsnia Tes anal Bye ‘New York for Matamo- sh hip Cirginia Te July 31, lat Pay Jon 80 iene Pa Hen, fr from pt oboe Hong Kong, He lemisphere, Beamsort, {om Ltverpoolfor New York, ip ila. Widcos,, Mantes, from Cardiff for United Btates, Aug 4, lat Ship Jown “Brig Dewar, from Liverpoo} for New York, Died. Apams.—In Brooklyn, hall Fuceday, August 29, Mrs. Susan M., wife of Ben} Ada ‘The friends and relatives of the family are requested to attend the funeral service, at her lato residence, No. 127 York street, this (Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock. Dr SitvA.—In Brooklyn, on ey, August 20, Mary Avausra, daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann De Silva, of cholera infantum, 1 year, 4 months and 11 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully fivited artend th the funeral, ass hs eet of pon father, No. 137 Nasgay styeet, Brooklyn, on ay % afternoon, 9¢ t half: ast ‘two o'cloak. - athip 6 wot the Wave, from Cardiff for Ba!more, Aug Wrap the snow white shroud nround her, Myconye CBr), Gell, from New July 4 for Methourne, Fold her afiné across her breast; Tuy 2%, lat Tal 85, os fo i gently in ihe Gee ‘i eat m, pets H ae from New York for Moite- ur darling Mary Augusta has gone to reat. Wrusox.—On Monday, August 28, from injuries re. | Ba Bars Lule We Welhard (Hrus), from Bordeaux for New om ceived on the Long Island Railroad, Jorsru Wiiaox, aged | A4eS Int $8 07. lent I rege, bri and out er rig 16 ist 2, i coat relatives and friends of the family are respect- Ports, ~ es 0 fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday ea ly 0 ‘ae nook, at threo ovclock, from his late residence, 881 Ninth gi ON Davie, 5 AR Re Arig aed aventi, near Thirty*hird street En wart of John fen, Zanzibar Ce ee jard Lodg 250, - ‘ Arr , Green, London. et ei a alae Araoro, at No veer vi is members of John D. Willard Lodge, No. 260, F. | , Am sere ritadetnBla, ta Tn po Sort Dele wan Polo (Br), Ro- A. M., are heyeby summoned to meet at their rooms, | "Einvcunaven, Aug I2carr Melon Re cox Sullivan, Oda Fellows Hal, comer of Centre and Grand streais, of | Rangoon, e jeloas R Cooper, Sullivan, pee at halt-past one o'clock P. M., to attend the Borns t, Aug 14—Arr Megtpe i, ag New Orleans. funeral of our late brother, Joseph Wilson. Punctual at- sid 11th Frithion, Tonnesen, Phila pata. tendanco is requested. By order. Bassxix, June 16—Art Hed ddystone, Dyer, Rangoon. e eLige, Hon, Au lo veasels in port. HENRY WILSON, W. Ganpirr, Ana lenare Emelle, Rose, NYork. Pa os 8-In H Tooker, Clark; R Tuomas J. Drew, Secretary. esteem rer Hebei teed, Water exagns Devi Sapp = wel rete nite SHIPPING NEWS. a ieee Libby, for Boston, Fatwount, Aug M—Arr Saxonville, Jordan, asain - Babin ard, Rangoon; 16th, Aibert Edward, Lyon, Port of New York, August 29, 1865. se 4, at dae Clyde: Bex Maver: is pol crons, Geestemunde: itridge, Crees} gt OLEAR"D. Guascow, Aug Meare Zledonin Ferrier, NYork. Steamshi peat - Cart, ee ee te ype a Bg 84 Gi orer jalbon, Valencia Bhp y ¢ ‘onk, Barcelona—T! Tupper & jeattic. (and el ret). Cld 7th, Line Johnson (from Ship Nordstern (Brem), Baetjer, 8t John, a “co Luling & N¥one. ‘Sid léth, 8t Monae Toeren » NYork. 1 ug 1Z—Sid Bd Hyman; Mth, RS Ely, Livings- spree Matthews, London—Oelrichs & % ty te Ps “9 Ranch ek Peterson, Cardenas—Spence, Mon- are Wi Winifred (Br), Phiuney, Richmond, Va—Pendergast ef Jennette (Dan), Fleischer, Pernambuco anda marker— f haven 16th, Sunrise, ri Cardif. Hayes Angie hy Alou @), Pi Loni ys STON. he ig 4—1n port rote 24, big seecthPay for Oid’ Harbor, to lowa Punch, Meineke & jug M—Are Peruvian (s), Ballantine, Quebec; "isabella (Bir), Hinifield, Para and a market—H K | 1stin Clip of Musghesier (a), Halerow, NYO: Soha Rees coral ing, Son & Co. dio: ion. Chy of London (8), Ftrim, do Monarch of the Sea, Brig facia (Venez), Morrillo, Porto Cabello—Boonan, Kirkalay, do; Valetta, Gunn, Baltimore; 17th, W F Stover. Graves & C rant: SYork:Courser, Grifin, Rangoon bre Star tied Fawn (Br), Shaw, Kingston, Ja—Brett, Sop | ae witha huge work, Warr from NYork; George Washingt Ines, from Akyab. Brig Quangy (Rr), Burke, Cow Bay—C B Swi Sid I eleher, NYork. Bn Prompt (Br), Hayes, St Andrews, NB Brett, Bon & old ib hee Semeens Jones, 8 Fra i Aoth, Henry, Stapleton, | NYork "and Hampton : City of dt imeriek (8), Jones, NYo Larruerow, NZ. May 35 Arr New Yelena (0), Boston and left Sune | for Donedin Laguna, July 21—Arr bari ‘iizabeth, Matthiag. NYork. Marsetuurs, Aug 13—Arr Marathon, Crowley, N June 1—Arr Patelek Henry, Page, NYork; brig Keying, Billinge, do fdr Sydney. cid Warren, Jones, Callao; Sist, Warrior, Pal une 1, Nicobar, Remmond, Caleutia; 171 paraiso. is Peorless, Major. from Liv. nan, fro art 18th, Siig Alonzo (Br), Munro, Picton. Brig Sarah E Kennedy, Kennedy, Hoffses, Philadelphia— Metcalf & Dunesan. Sehr Harriet Brewster, Hawkins, St Marks—A Abbott. pgp Goronelia (Br), Masters, #t Johns, PR—D R Dewolf & 0, y, Trinidad, Cuba—Rubria & Co. oster, St Johns, NF—D R Dewolf & la (Br), Crane, St John, NB— UVB Dewolt & Co. ‘aring, Smith, Mobile—I B Gi r Mary Stedman, Pearce, C! arisen L McCready & Pi mnon, re c Schr De Soto, Johnston, Lebanon, Del—A Abbott. fd spaabin ga Pamec, Lage Apo Schr Kate Carlton (Br), Devereaux, Camden, Me—J E Mapnas, Jul Iasi Bark, Col Ledyard. Wells. Moulmetn Ward & Co. a Movutmeix, June 2—Arr James E Brett, Jewett, M Sloop Pointer, Nichols, Frovidenee—G N Stranahan, video. Sid 24th, Leranter, Lane, Bombay Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Bristol—G N Strauahan, Nuwoasrix, Aug 12—Bni out, Geo Durbee, Anderson, New ARRIVED. Maven; Hw . Young, Boston, U S steamer Georgia, Provel, Aspinwall via Cape Hayt! Penang, July8—In port open Rainbow. * ae for Singa- Steamship Pennsylvania (Br), MeNevin, Tiivertool Augie, | Pore. Sid July 6 whip Teton (Dan), N¥or via Queenstown 17th inst, with mdse and 1088 passengers to June 16—Sld Wurtenberg, CI ase, Bombay. Ww ta de Gute i 17th ths Pi SW of uskar, p sed oaet Tabara Have. oy elve ~ en f ip Eparninondaa, bound We 2th iat al Bh ton Se Mohip | 2 SiXGAPORR, aly 7 Tn. port ship Maguet, King, and Ocean tor Rew ert Zith, off Fire Island, ship Rto Grande, eee one NBL mek ried Honltes, Lara ah Psa: 6s ‘Steamship Roardman, Jontan, New Orieans, 10 | } ig. Martha, Momie NYork; th. ship. Liazie Mose vss daye, with sottons to's Quarters “ J Boston; scbr RB Boggs, Choisnet, NYork, Also arr qe bleainahip Trade Wind (U8 transport), Desss,. Rew Or. sehr Tinpudence, Beiyear, NYork. “Cla 26th, schr Cas: leans Any wi P00} 10 rmaste: N lat 4 04, fon 76 18. pussed'brig Cla or ens, bound | ipod Fn ort Prats nt cat mgeampesnicg Mil. Steamship Alhambra, Benson, harleston,’ 66 hours, with les (Me for mdae and passengers, to Arthur 26th inst, at 3.30 y 7 a nbors ahi Rrectienba: Pot, Cape Romaine pearing NW 28 talice from Nagasaki, are 20th, une; bark Phillip 1, with wtcarnahip aker City. hence for from Shanghae, e 10M. 20 mate nonth of Hatteras, passed Porte. ence tor Char! 0 26, PM— <itentachio: wilh Bpleer, Witmtngton, NC, 68 nous, | xPOSTOR: Aga Gordiwin Ne vr Ortognay bane Ce "teamahip OM Meret eokee bern ae in ios villian, ‘ehmningham, ‘Fltedeiphi be Gen'Marsbent Lan- anal searing nest ‘e Hondenengi™® | easter. Bast Harbor, 7 icAlmon, siscractown, T Knight. Bicout. Baltimore: schrs OBS ina, and’Sunny South, Crowell, Georgetown, DO: Nickerson, Nickerson, Baltimore; R W Tull, Haley “aNpe Canvnes task (hey Cindeaton sh Shanghae Apriits, | RO , to F B Schmidt; crossed the ws 4, Jon been 6 in Has bee: aa ® north of Haute Joseph | § Ad Fish; Garland, Ni Ji 18. Has a lame, Fish; Garlan lortou; Jas, Moore, Hickersrts aN rae wun | {uebeit W Panne Yanna’ Tee 1et46 0, Jon Sesh Robinson, jaraidhror | Bye Magnet, Pare ai ite He i e De Kew York 23, lon @2. 47, spoke Hembura back Chase: yr smith a vad Cha ie nt, North 8 Star (of Leith), Symonds, Havana, 18 days, | pury ior “i r, Bate Elly eA Biddle, Belize, Hon, 8h inet, with cere anf a Propontin Hlaginoone ti ieepoo: eRe tit (oF Meh Steele, Arroyo, PR, 11th inst, | font" Mary santort ee ; 8 Arouatta (iy sn, Kingston, Ja, 24 inet, with wu. | Abifie’ Perec sy neey OF con, vata A : hia Penarin By Go wnyers, Bermada, 7 days, with old Bunker Hilgabetpor he se iliga Ota Tyger K ye Brig Amande ean (ir) Dalrymple, Cow Bay, 14 days, pg The Ge Be Maze, 3 De ws fade Ih, Ce a y Washington (Br, Cornett, Windsor, NB, 18days | Keown Keliay, agente ko iackags, Baltimore "Avense, -Ro- we itie Jeremiah (of Searsport), Ford, New Orleans, PO aaye, ah Chamber "Porhr Ameen, eeyee, (iret bs rhe _ 4 ‘alsh & Carver, ‘26th inst, lat 46. 5. fon Lotte went: FAC ‘oncklin, Denies 1B Ln og Craw. nyeks brie Mary Rogers, from Mobile for New York. O ihewen, fe ss lames cuin’ Myrick: He Went. loses Rod ones, Mobile, 25 days, with cotton, i Alama Ba cod, Doane; Jamen CGatierthwaite, ngs Wi ent, PI mnester, Bart- ont, Wo UR Guartermanor, 6% DO, 18 days, with bi Sina yeh roy iy ‘ortey: Ellzabethpori; 3 0 Brooke, 4 : ot rig Mountain Bagi, Hughes, Baltimore, 8 days, with Randal Nvork pgs dy aiaae ‘28th—Arr stonmers Saxon, Matthews, Phfladetphie; loud, Bangor, 8 days, with lumber, to | we, Crowell, NYork; schrs Virginia Price, Buaridge, “eh age Peterson, Lingnn, CB, 10 days, with coal, to a em DE aT Arnatr Betl i iio; Sexy Laciiey, Canela am DoNGNEW 8 Loud. Frye, Beldgeport, CB,17 days, with coal, bie ia ‘endian Ranh f Sha E Townsend, | ett, Bennett, Cow Bay, 16 days, with coal, W' Gare F A fia rt i Bava Wat | Bleed,’ aelly Baow | Hinney, Windsor, 16 days, with plaster, toD | so niall, Pays Philudelphias Comet Sehr Albert Thomas, Van Brunt, Port Royal, 10 days, Behe Jacob Birdenl!, Hazleton, Georgetown, How, Elizabethport; ‘ate, * Sehr Frank Walters, Ellis, Haltimore for New Haven, Ashland, from 0 Sera 1, Mayor, New Urients (aad Sehr Mary Tow), Pox Faltimore Sor Belageport. footh std; yaa saaneldeekoffield, do; brig. tu Br, Bont eeuakiin, Allen, (aia aa Herrick, Gotatves. 81d Marke Ana,’ Laconia: sieanser c W fr Evoly ‘or om ae p Davis, Albans Tor Boson, offi barks Henry P Lord, Havana; Pearl, Cronsiadt; | Iman. Brewer, Albany for Hartford 1 Aspinwall, No 21, Dale, ‘iw es 14 da; MH vero) hea D E Sawyer, Soper, G my CN ang ee ton nner, Bogait pe and | hi in ballast, to US Quartermaster, ‘Aug 25, poke bri Sarah eters, from Mobile® tor’ New York i A ar jyvork Aveiro ad nm ets chr Hy | ay, bark Bertha, from Clontuegos for New. Vork Tae ee eae ne Providence; Queen of the West, Ro | 38.24 lon 796, pickay Painted black outside and | Nita Howton: Sid brig Charles ‘Milior Pilla inside, wlth bright eu 8, Jip,and masa, a 4 Boston. wo stanichedna for am awning, were ti I sis eke Warod “ths at mag 9 Arectbo; Anna D BELOW Pr peit Portial ‘Heslen, Jones, Boston: sebra i Rentune a cianon) from Caraif. Hinry Freee at oie hip tr ‘show, 3 Pras Brig J He a arene, Owen, Provitence, ed Wind at aunoet 8, Dann, Cooper, Matt Crowell, "1 Pov The first direct arrival at Charleston, 8C, from Rurope, for mit C2 Lapwing, Rio. Ja . 2 . Aug T ‘sohrs Belipae, ¥ several years, occurred on the 26th inst, the British bark CARLETON Bat ia. Old bene a Melbourne having reaehed that port from Liverpool. Teper, Georgetown, BO. | ful symptoms, and soon cures, v | Hon, B. Brawn Lana cade Gurohne ‘Katgh fiatine WwYorn,. 139A) Trnpelc an Suan etalon Ai _ Cid a re " s ELPHIA, Aug 26—Arr Edwin H Ke a Geyer, NYork; Mercedes cones a ‘40; R Vaux, aay: Pronger yh ‘illum, Dickie iver: © W Point; J 0 Mei A Gelnen Or re Providenee; iy “Nvorks Bela Fost: Gonizs terlonsons el pee Sisters, Shaw. 3 Motes Rg wD Dion. ;, Corsar T Dert reesei re "oskaber reese Shes ees Eat Wt Hevigeg, Moe ct, Sap aed Aan tan ee Morgan, ef n eat River; Sarah. ly; Henry ¥ Hawley, Clark, oa Stak ier oe Neponset: 3 Poe "gates La isa ath ai Strang: dob Gollins, erly Artis; Jas Lo gan, Sill: © DH and te Hidetman, Gandy, neo: Bilzabecs pete ae RF Merost coy ee V Sharp, Shar, ‘ang WWW dod leeks, Boston; . a , Barrett Gloucester; I a. Weare ca oe te bars aka Hae Stahl, d }, Howes, vy Oa rm, ahaa ser gece dae ci neg Uae siodtrytoy imam Slasiman, Beg. Ha elow bank Quen ri —Arr jorman, of Scots (Br), 5 Lockhart, Liver rit brigs Geo E Presco! ndon; 1 Kirby, Sateronndges © Nichola PI ahstbrceky Foster, ciuptilly JOMS Aviles, Tracey, and Wm Creevy Golltrey, Boston, Winona, Sort, porta achra Geo ion Ni rovidenee$ are, faouie, Eaton; 9 la, Crock sian Gen Fon’ Banks, By Ryder, NYork; J Maxfield, May, Boston; te Grant, Bangor: 8 AS on,‘ Stonlnge aston; tens Gia yr. 9 W ian (Br), ‘Davison, eset sore. yur, Danversport; Chilo, Hathorn, Bath; EA. Stavens Bickerton, Richmond, Ne; Borden, Borden, suid CW Mi Fail iver: NJ. rayton, Mite Provi- Gonces Prank fterbert, Crowell, do; 0 Hall, Dox ton; Sophia Wilson, "Nowell; A Threll, ‘Hi; pons ee tee ship JS pied for & bark Thos Dale Lon Dube. ete a Bane a NYork ‘parks Blin nab ‘Brand, "40; MISCELLANEOUS. "OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 1" 1846 the writer embarked in the drng business in tho oly of Philadelphia, and while thus a Made sew eral experiments in regard to the mont desirable taede of extracts, My efforts being successful —t Beinetapproved and used by the modfeal treulty—T was deslre ous of placing them before the public, but hesitated for sose me before concluding to resort to ‘newspaper acivartining, knowing of the prejudices that oxisted tn the minds of man alnat stn ndve medicines or nostrums; Dut, t ‘Advice of friends and those who had used taan.thivol segdon “clghteen years? exertions, commencing. it ‘After eighteen years’ ex D nthe pepulurity of of my articles ‘hay, extended’ to all of the United States and widely throu nindrooy and this in the face of much y been resorted to by unprineipled dealers since heir me paccens have beet knownesaitch as advertising Inrger bowie af leat price, censuring all other preparations, and even my advertisements—but T am happy te that out of of fe ye hany who have resorted (othie Bone have he successf = 3 vac So MY OBJECT in this notice 1s to make facts known to the pubic and ré- able dealers, believing, after 40 many years’ exert ists will discountenance such proceedings, aa that the repitation of my articigs may not bo daungea Oy the use of Inferior or spurious ones, Knowing that many may read this article who are unac- quainted with me I append a few remarks from those of my Hative city, aud whose names are Known in all parte of the = | arta rat Mr. = T. 7, Helmbel affords have Erproseed wien he autre sion a 4 Breas Firm of Powers § Wy: A R. 3 and itn hited Naa ual Phi M it tatters city of New ‘York w days since h wes toauced mare ur old friend and towne . Helmbold, Draggist, 594 Broadway, N.Y. Todelna petfert gem--the handsomest of an; ever had the pleasure of viewlng, and #0 6x foot front, 5 stories in height und over ris us much pleasure to know that he has See or atin ia ample evidenge of the merits of ulm’ articles—as in our whole business oxperiénes we have nos Known of the success of any articles without, merit—sdver-, Using merely bringing the name defore the people. “We do not like to widvertine Wor ‘Worthless ware, or SF cet caldulated to deceive our readers; and when we ‘see un ade vertiser like Mr, Helintold, whom we have known fory dually exiend his ddveritsing from y« va re omer the largest advertiver in the: United sutiafied that the statements lu regard to his ‘oriicice must De The writer reluctantly Inserts, the above, aud would nok do so were he not a stranger to many; and concludew stating: the names of his articles and the dideases for wi they have beea used by many thousands with eu HELMBOED'S BxTBACT. OF BUCH will eure all diseases of the ki binder. pain or weakness in the back, ie ‘eure weak n of memory, trembling, dimness of. HELMBOLD SVLCID EXTRACT OF riety is a pure fluid extract, not a weak tea orinfusion. Is the gne thing meedfal for all complaints inetdent to females. For particulars snd for o —+. HELMBOLD'S VLUID EXTRACT Bont cures Gravel and Dropslcal Swellin- essing Children: in fuct. ALi DISEASES requiring Fruita 4 DiNteUis. “Ti Te’ the greatest Toute amd Di lanown——pertectiy safe, vleatand ‘in taste and odor, and im- : init action. | eg oo FLUID EXTRAC OR SARSAPARILLA, HIGHLY CONCENTRA’ One botile ‘edna fo strength to 08: ~— Ae of the #yrum of gown expelling Cures ves, loss rn the, aeat of the, isease immestiately, at WUMons OF THE BLOO BEAUTIF' ee These articles, being of such strength, the dose ts exoeed- ingly sinall, From this fact, itis ased im the Unived States army bospitals aud public’ sanitary institutions throughout the fand. 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