The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1865, Page 5

le --—— THE ENGLISH CAPITALISTS. THE RECEPTION AT BUFFALO, ‘A Trip on the Lake---A View of the City. ue. — Our Buffale Correspondence. Burry, N. Y., Sept. 33-—P. M: ‘The reception of the European visitors to-day was a ‘most enthusiastic one. On the arrival of the train, they ‘were met by the Mayor of the city and the Board of ‘Trade, who had carriages in readiness at the depot. Be- fore leaving the cars Mayor Fargo was presented to them, ‘@ad welcomed them in a brief speech. SPEECH OF THE MAYOR, ‘It was his pleasure, he said, on behalf of the Common Council and of the Board of Trade to tender them the (hospitalities of the city, and invite them to inspect the dbarbor and the river—which lattor was soon to be spanned their great enterprise p Are spl Hoping @rove agreeable, he again ke. ae. assured Tas py no ent ‘and were driven ‘Yo the wharf, where they embarked on board. the under. ‘writers’ steamer Relief, which, a3 woll as the adjacent ‘raft in the river, was gaily decorated with tne British and American A number of distinguished gentle- had on board to meet them, among them ex-President Millard Fillmore. Leaving the they of the Erie Railway, and ng of the buildings connected there- Entoring carriages: they were driven to one of the ing in, were one argo. founarice of tho Plcluliy, whieh they. also. Ine wpectod. After a visit to the residence extensive grounds of Mr. M. R. Bush they returned to the steamer ‘and viewed Squaw Island, the middle ground of the ‘in- tended International Bridge. ‘Thence they sailed down th river aud out into Lake Er'o, and after a circuit of several ‘mailes on its beautiful expanse. returned: to the city, She way back their steamer was followed en’ voooin, Banlgd by ¢ Holla of mal tte, private excursion h board, Whe Thanitesied their welcome by tho swaving 9f ben. ikerehiefs, tho screaming of steam whistles ‘wad & display of the bunting of the two countries, A well- sgerved coliation was partaken of on board the steamor, sand, though unattended by any speeches, was a most gonial and social affair, The pare earns to the TiM House about half-past sfour o'clock. highly gratified at the warmth of their re- -@eption and thé sights and incidents of their exoursion. ‘Str Morton Peto and Party at Cleveland. Cteverany, Ohio, Sept. 25-12 P. M. Sir Morton Peto arrived here this Senicg with bis, friends, and is staying at the Weddell House.) 4, Mébers, McHenry, Lillo and others arvat Buffalo, whoré ‘to-night they attend a dinner and soiree given in their Honor at tha resitenc: Of sir, Babcock, ‘Yo-morrow the party will reunite, when the Board of ‘Trade of this city will tender them a reception and guter- dain them with a banquet. Our St. Louis Visitors. “The delegation from St. Louis, whose arrival was duly ‘hronicled in the Herap of yesterday, visited the Park on Monday, carriages and. letters of introduction Bavingbeon furnished them by Mayor Gunther. The members of the delegation inspected the Elysium of New ‘York with the utmost satisfaction, and were astonished and delighted to find that all ‘heir sanguine anticipations of this charming resort fell far short of the reality. At @ me'ting of the delogation of. the Astor Honee lagt night, ‘the following programme was unanimoualy adoptel:— To-day. —Visit to the Brookiyn Water Works, in accord- ance with Mayor Wood's invitation. neater he Charitable Public Institutions of New ‘Thursday. —Tho Croton Water Works, On Thursday night our visitors leave for Boston. The ‘Object of thoir trip is to inspect the various in’ one and depasiments of the different cities they visit, and te earry home to their fellow citizens of St. Louis any itees of improvement and progress wl) they must peo @arily adupt ta thetr eastward trip. City Intelligence. ‘Benwvs RutRoap Casvaity—Tne Driven Detain. ~~ ‘Yesterday a‘ternoon s woman named Ellon Pie @orald, living at No. 15 Little Twelfth street, was ‘knocked down in Twelfth street, between Bighth venue and Hudson saa by car No. ay the Bleecker stre:t Ine, whesls of whi pasned ‘over both her orut them in such & tearful manner ‘hat amputation necessary. Wm. Dale, driver 0” the car, sul jueutty surrendered hime! to officer Thatclier, of the Precinct, and was detained ‘The unfortunate woman was to await an examination. conveyed to Bellevue tal for surgical treatment. ‘The occurrence is te have boen purely acci- ‘Tas New Staixe Movexxnt.—The German joutneymen arvors, in pursuance of 8 resolution passed by th: asso , “ sttack? for higher wages yesterday morzing. on per cent., w jonity joyers ras gr nnted commen ann sean a ie Ser ‘Houre last night, toreceive the reports vations abi 2a ty te thea of the Inoveront. ‘There are abovt vandred journeymen carvers employed in this city, four hundred of whom are ¢onnectod with the assoo.n- @ion, which has beon the H 3 ‘ The journeymen varnis! represented ‘by an association, made a domana for an increase of ‘wages yesterday, but it seems wero not quite 80 success- ful as the cabinetmakers, although no interruption of the ‘business 's to be apprehended. The varnishers demanded @n increase of two doliars per week, and with this in- @rease will earn from fifteen to cighteemdollars per week. A committee was in session at headquarters yesterday to receive the reports of the delegates, and to take the ne- essary measures in aiding the movement. The bizh Price of provisions, {t is sald, is the cause of this renewed Movement on the part of the workmen to raiso the wages. ‘Tur Excursion or Sr. Bripart’s Society aNp Pano- @atat Scroots takes place this day. The members of the society and children of the schools will form In pro: ession ‘this morning at the church, corner of Eighth streot and avenue at ning o'clock and, preceded by a splen¢ id will’ proceed to Jones’ Wood, where they hope to the in mirth and innocent enjoyment. Free on Boarp Tae Streamer Prrxourm Rock.—As the steamer Plymouth Rock, of the Fall River line, was passing Whiteball slip om her trip Kast last evening, at 0 pagent ama fire was discovered forward of starboard boiler, in # short time large volumes of black smoke geen to ascend. among the passengers. ‘some lad! ‘when the te commenced who did not @aring thy whole timo of the burning, Gity of New York and Newport lay close mouth Rock until all danger was past, Finn ne Oxe Hoxpaep ann Fourta Srerat.—About ten o'clock on Sunday night a fire broke out in the car- ‘penter shop of Mr. Tracy, in the building corner of One Hundred and F. atroot and Broadway, and known an the “oll Glass Hoven” : Before the fames were ex- kinds are entiroly in first hands, and prices still tend up- ‘wards. The cargo of the hich arrived this week, 1" nary id Five of x Recaro ek, arewver duc, les, 80a) and domestic liquora, are among the Abie rice bac t and i att jan it month,” Tho receipts of treanure. from the interior 50 ‘Gar, this month, foot up three and @ quarter millions of dollars. Gold bars are scaros. Fire at Skowhega: ‘The Skowhogan iit total 0 Skow' in Skowhegan, was. ly de- @troyod by fire at an early hour this morn with’ the Ywreater portion of its furniture and the nates, ‘which is partially insured. of ite in- Joss from twelve to fifteen dollars, News from Fortress Monroe. Fortress Monnor, 23, 1906, Five nen were arrested last night in the act of strip. ping the vigging, sails, &c., from the schooner John Au- = , which was sunk by the Creole on the night of the at Instant. ‘The quarantine at the entrance of Hampton Roads will fhe discontinued October 1. Mr. J. Jones was brought here ae the Eastern ore, unilor arrést. Ik is sald that be was the private (@ecretary 0 Secretary Mallory, of the late rebel confed- ‘@racy. Tioutenant Hawkins, of the Third Pennaylvania or- ery, is. arpointed Agsistant Superintendant tn. the Ferdioes # Bureau, and assigned to duty on the Bastorn The Collision on the Sound, TO THR MTOR OF THR HERALD. New York, Sept, 25, 1865. you please do justice to Captain Davis, ofthe yooh, Dury6a, In collision when fun down by tho soe, by enying that bis signal Hghts wero baring gi.tiy, fastened in the: rigging, Where théy had Seen all nigitt | Why the looko.t on board the Oceanus did NOL coo the light ho 1s unable to adcount for. Yours Fespcotfuliy. NASHANIEL M, YY, lg 106 daath witeot, ce XEW YORK “Fnac, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1865. THE VIMLAFRANCA CASE. Saran ato weeny or’ nasa a have commenced a eait agaist! Completion of the Evidence for the De- Copiaia in the Marine Court, Evidence on the Part | yo cyte Comminsiouor —Hare heard 5 fence—Rebutting of the Prosecation—No Further Wit- messes to be Hxamined—The Passengers Lay Damages at Five Hundred Dollars Each, dc. Before Commussioner Ouborne. ‘The continuation of the case of Captain Anderson, of the Villafranca, for alleged ill-treatment of passengers on Doard during the transit from London tothis port, was evidence for the prosecution. ‘The examination was com- menced at ten o’clock, occupyiug the court five hours, ‘The courtroom was crowded with passengers, including ‘8 good number of ladies. The testimony of the witnesses being lengthy, anda great portion merely a repetition of what has been previously adduced, we give the sub- tance of the proceedings. ‘Mr. Benedict, wished to.call attontion to the reports in some of the newspapers which asy the scales could not weigh less than four pounds. He said this was a mis- take, as the scale indicated down to one pound. In last Friday's reports it is stated that the lowest marked’ {ndloation Is four pounds, which was perfeotly re eee een ee eaeeneees Oa the nea je tw scales aro marked in fractional parts of four witness Brockway ; had seen him down at ne, pounds, and that the indicator stands at one pound, te Sarina rues orcnlaht ogo Loder, be was Walking thereby apparently defrauding the passengers one pound, | tain Anderson; I said I’ had ot; he suid “winas's the ite ea u ‘Ss ri al ee y pabpose ‘about this wfai” "Be aaked mo {f Pras ou hand of the Leys rte a him I and that we ‘and on which the | Were short of rations and of water; he also asked mo if fed. to ons pound) Ho. enld’ that he Craearmanter, was aboard; be sald ‘I. have besa, with Prout er | fake 8 pon ie ehp he. eo peter VF pafersomdyeichlague ef went away and beside the other intl ral ota | ma waren a pve cartoon a I was satisfied; never mentioned oither my wife or my of. Rahy ‘798 | Cross-exami Brooke ea Sonne, RS ars oe and ae | amined —Never told Broskway that if it bad gers I should never have ae ¥ r jously examined, sald—Ho Cross-examined by Mr, Bell—Sald he explained the and Bosee U3 i alpen peg tak Monday a seates to Mr. Powell, who had said ho gave short weight, | puny’ ining; he. told me thal Casta a and told him to fod woo for ime; iow jh6 the pereonally, but the pasnengs to officors had the sam meat ae, passengers, as be Ut 5 no use going against therich,” and that we were & the carpenter take it from the cask; heard Schwarts | jog of bloody and that our own lawyer complain of the meat, and throw it overboard; he told him that we had no chance inst the i (Schwartz) had told: the captain previously. it was bad, Willan Gande nec aga Captain, uu the captain pronounced it good; have given water | 10 ete wong 2 ge, sald Bauer ‘ at night to passengers who came to me, and sald they | the PooPand nover driven off} h pawn tothe wore thirsty. fae n Benjamin F. Pecos, the seoond mate, was the next ex- amined, wit swore that ihe samo meat was used in the in rage, An 9 ment was good; had heard Sohwariz call’ the captalm a thief and a liar, and trated 16 fiavé all the crew hung; the goneral treat- ment N was good. amined—&« provisions cooked by him for the cabin passengera and captain were good; he also cooked for some of the Ae he never cooked any stinking meat of any kind, and saw no fotton potatoes served out; the treatment by the captain was good. Cross-examinéd by Mr. Bell—Cooked for the second cabin passengers because they paid me to doit; they brought their weat to me every day to be cooked: cooked for them the whole length. of the voyage; cooked al ore sailors, who never complained of tho meat served 10 them. William Brockway, being duly sworn, said ho was not a passenger on the Villafranca; he said Mr. Robins had aid he was perfectly satisfied with the treatment he re- ceived on board; Mr. Kello was present at the time. Cross-examined by Mr, Bell—He said that he mot Robins at Castlo Garden as he was going to the Commis- sioners’ office on the Monday after the arrival of the ship; he ft into conversation with hin and asked him ‘obins) 1? he was sattsfled, and he said he was; spoke to no one else that day respecting this affair; have known Captain Andereon twenty years; spoke to him on his ar- rival at New York, but said nothing about this matter; spake to ne one a it except Robins and another ‘Thomas Bell, afvor a deal of crose-quostioning, eaid he was steward here said that he never recived 6 five shillings during the voyage. Bauer here reiterated what he had previously said in regard to Gardener giving Bauer two pounds. this comploted the evidence for the prosecution.: Mr. Osborne. goin: rag lke to oe the case to-night, but asl ie the summing up until to- order avo" the counsel time ta took over es . yin - ag then postponed until toMlay (Tuesday), Curious Dispate’ Respecting the Title to Coin, Jewelry, dic. SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Before the Hon. Justices Ingraham, Sutherland and ‘Leonard. Serr, 25,—Mary Cooper, respondent, vs. Mélancthon Burr and others, appellants.—According to the state, ment of facts on the part of appollants, this was a mo- tion for a new trial to decide the right and title to certain coin, jewelry, clothing and furniture left by the respond- ent in her house at the the of her death, in August, 1861. It is claimed by the appellants that the respond- ent, Miss Mary 6 person, and that Maty tho tp of the ie dnricoy and cook on board, ox- jooper, an insane party claiming the ownershi property under a gift from the deceased priot to her Mr 4vath, lived as.aservant withthe respondent, recei Mitts tee caer ten i Srnget at the rate of $4 per month for hor parvige. TMG ness appeared to be so claim on the part of Flood was recognized by ‘the was innpossible to get to the truth; he should Court in a ‘sult brought’ tn the name of Mary eaten So got ab the truth. hofore Justice J. G. Hoyt: and a ver- : uae ebieeted om account of time. z in her favor for eleven thousand nine eapiewener eaid ho shoutd exclude Brotkway’s | hundred and forty-five dollars and fifty-two cei A°EN S¢,, Sines Mate was éxamnined. judgment for which was perfected in May, 1863, The Np. {es 8 aerer to a question by Mr. Bell why ho poal is from this. nt, and from an ord refusing = Que % wim here, said he was coming round the op- | new trial, Some of the facts are very curious, After pemtte Weuid.ag tv the court house, moeting the pas- | her fathor's resided at 86 death, sald Mary strect until her decease, twenty-three or twon- fom sees. Du all this time she fs said to an. annuity of one thousand, dollars from her which was paid her quarterly by the defendants as the ro tatives of her father's estate, they first deducting three hundred dollars per year for ‘house rent, and paying her one hundred and soventy- frig gy sip oe This. money was always in coin, or yed into coin,.at the request of Cooper, who hoarded it up, keeping it in trunks in the house. At the time of her death had gold coin to the amount of five thousand six hundred fifty-seven dollars, and silver to the amount of four thousand and ty-three besides ry, &c, This was under her bed. For about Pa of tie tiene she lived alone’ in’ the house. | Miss per continued to de insane to the time of her death. ‘The defendants were with her mach during her last, ill- ness, and after the functal, it is alleged, removed the coin and valuables from the house. The ontire case turns upon the question of the sanity of Miss Coopor, and also upon the question whether there was a valid gift to Mary Flood of the property in question. The matter was argu:d in’ a most elaborate manner yesterday, by ex-Judze Woodruff for the appel- Innts, and Mr. Fullerton on the part of the respondent, be said Yr: witness, aa Mr, Kello had told him (Lord) that’ witness knew something about the ease; had told. the cap- tal, be stout come and give his evidence, iil'am Kello, sworn—Testitied to the conversation having taken place betweon Brockway and wo Robins saving he, was well satisfied; he | spoken to Robins about the affair, but had never spoken to boys! Anderson about It; in fact, had never spoken Heenan, On hearing Hable give sie ntimony, he use, On. Dg ia he wi Brockway; Captain Anderson e sioabl call mo aso witzees; 1 made. the offer myself-to a esr. famuel Javobs, a Jew, sworn in the manner presoribed by a Teligion—Testifled that he, os ye oa four hildron were steerage passer ty jlafranca, swore to the poral good treatment received as well as the qual'ty of tho:provisions; he said his neighbor asked him to sign the paper which was gotten up, and said ff he st; it he would get femme | when be got to Castle Garden; bit, eaid the witness; “T have no got apy yet.” Cross‘exan:ined by Mr. Bell—He said he never eat the beef and pork (being proscribed: by his religion), but sold ft, and drove a ‘trade in it; “had laid in a gdod stock before leaving nm, and sold « part during the “hale dang julia Jacobe, thter of the former witness, was ogy tothe giand, and corroborated her father in in, ‘William Burns, a sailor on board, testifiod that the meat was as good as on other ships; the captain had asked him to come up here and speak the truth, William Douglas, seatan, sworn, said he was on board the Villafranca; said ito meat was as good as on other ships, but had heart rome say they would heave it over- boai Cross-examined by Mr. Bell—He enid he had been re- fuged bread one night at six o'clock, after a hard day's work,’and also been refused watcr; said it was a common oconrretice every day and every hour to hear the pas- sengors complain of the meat, ‘and them say it was rotten; they hove it overboard; complained of my ‘to the captain, who. sald “T will not) give you a G—d damned bit, you give it all to the women.” Robert Freely, seaman, sworn, sald the meat served Is an Insurance Direetor Liable, Whose ¢ is not on the Printed Policies? SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Before Jadges Ingraham, Leonard and Sutherland. ‘Sarr. 25.—Burr Wakeman vs. John Dalley, impleadad with Winant and othert.—The facts of this case are briefly theso:—The Webster Fire Insurance Company ‘was organized in 1864, and established their office at 167 Broadway, subsequently removing to 60 Wall street. The defendant oon ie blanks a stockholder and director in the compan; blanks used for icles were those bearing the imprint of ‘No. 157 Broadway,” without cards, however, ared Mr. Dalley’s uame. i the attr of fhe it company wero in |, and is alleged that a deficit in the pital was. divcovered, ital growing out of alleged frauds upon the commis: ee! the who: lication and char- Tho beg ‘was thore‘ore dissolved and @ recoivor took charge of ite Cit alt Tt was claimed that frauds, The plaintiff, in July, 1865, yee thousshd z we ca] Datle the charter, had vieriare Morgan swore to the chara-ter of the provie. ho said were |, also to the amount takon oe tre RPOaLh, Sone Anak Pe enweey ‘all, for. which he of lorence and Key- now claims it is all worthless, inst the directors to recover nd upon beld out pat een Charles Nathan, being duly sworn, said—Ho on board the Vill inca; I know the asked him for medicine and he rofw regular meeting of this Board yosterday. The following 1s of interest:— CommumcaTion®. From Frank W. Robb, foreman of Engine Company oe ge a are and recommending that it be. Re- proposing to build patent hose ‘and fuel tender for ; tender to fifteen lengths Grose. and tx hundred pounda of coal; ‘with auctions, ii} Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company No. 6, in an lor y No, house of Volunteor Hook and Ladder Company No. 14, Chambers street. A) tmenta—L. 0. Shay, foreman: W. 8. Wood, foreman; P. Norris, driver, an eleven privates. Steam Fire Encino, Company, No, 18, | in Appointments—G. F. Girdrd, foreman; F, Gail, assistant foreman; J. R. Day, engincer; Wilkins, stoker; R. Pollock, driver, and seven privates. M tan ‘Enctne Company No. 6, tn rteenth street. Appointments—B. foreman; P. McKeo- vor, assistant foreman; W. Hamilton, ongineer; E. H. Riley, stoker; A. smith, driver, and i be privates, APPOINTMENTS AND REY 2 ‘That plans and specifications for the alterations of the fpr lh alla nan by a ee Hook and Ladder 15, and Hoso 20 be 19 meat while he know Samuel Jacobs also; heard him complain to the captain of tha water; once of its bel bein short measure, the captain said he would not give prod he greg heer ny obelgrryt of the Joyal sengers had not tiverty to go on tho poop; the captain threatened to kick Gardener off, who was @ second cabin passenger; have se-n Gardener driven off by the captain; there were no rules posted up until the last two days be- fore we came ashore, which wore in regard to officers or crew insulting an; the passongers; they were liable to a fine of five hundred dollars, Cros#-examined—I have been here present during the whole ings; I commenced a suit in the Marine for fivo hundred dollars damages; 1 am a Jow; I Court aes, and tho same be bought the pork and hain fur my own use; pever sold | put under contract immed HF any jsions; the provisional boaght of Johns caine That Hook and Ladder No, 4 be placed tor ily in onthe captain's table; the captain never allowed any | house of Protection Engine Company No, on Ann steorage passengers on the poop; Mr. Pewer and another frst cloes parsonger were allowed w goon the poop, aod played cards; don’t know that Johnson was on the poop, nor was any one vise; Lwenton tie poop once to ask for bisoults and he threatened to kick ine off. Jemima Guintock, duly sworn—Said she know Jotne, tho assistant stoward; uever told ban 1 was satisfied witl the tregimont received on board. xamined—Said she had commenced a suit in this case im the Marine Court, Matthow Robins caid he knew Johna, the assistant steward; talked to him about tho Yeot and pork furnish- ody he eaid, In roply, bo bad been abroad in many ships, and had never vern worse provisions; had complained of the beef and pork; tho Jacobs family aad also complatn- ed for Water, and tad asked bim for Some. James Simeon Lewis, sworn—Sald he knew Wilttam Gardner, one of the passengers, amt bad heard bitm com. plain of short allowance of ppouien nd theeaptain had gald he would give bim mor recelved twenty- four birenits for fourof us for one week. David Stan ily Bworn—Said he knew Gardenor; was fi ateorage Hasenger on id; Gardoner wont with me to the Commissioners of Emigration to coniplain of the sireet. That H. 8. Williams be appointed engineer of Steam Fire fingine Company No, 8 ‘That Thomas Mulligan be appointed onginoer of Metropolitan Steam Fite Engine Company 16, and that M. MoGanly and J. Boyd boappolnied firemen in same company, vice J, Powell, W. F, Mc arron and T. Kelly, resign ‘That W. F. Smith, enginoer, be transferred from En. gine Company 53 to Engine Company 10, That P. Herlick and J, MeCormick be appointed fire- men in Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine Company 20, vice W. Barker and J. Konnedy, resignod, ‘That’ J. Hearn be appointed driver in Metropolitan Hook and Ladder No. 3, vico F. G. Hamil, resigned. That ©, J. Waterbury be appointed fireman in Metro- politan Engine Company 16. That officers and members’ of Oceanus Company 17 United States Engine Company 23, Coinmbian Hook an Ladder 14 (volunteer department), be rolleved from daty and honorably discharged, If in good standing, om 25th October. 4 eports and resoltitions As above wore adopted. Adjourned to Wednesday. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. los. NEW YOM VERSUS NEWOURG—EXCITING RACE— THE NEWBULO BOAT WINS. For some time past, among those who delight in the manly execise of boating, the topic of conversation has been the match between the New York and Newburg crews, The former crew have been well known as mas- ters of their business, having distinguished themselves nobly on deveral occasions. The race camo off yesterday in the time-honored and romantic neighborhood of Sing Sing. Apexcursion party numbering over five hundred Started from the city at nine A. M. om the steamer George Washington, Captain Sherman, arriving at the ‘eoene of intended operations shortly before one o'clock. THE BOATS AND THRIB OREWS. The Now York boat (called after the city whence it bails) hag beon built by Mr. Charies E. Elliott, of Green- point. It is very handeome, and is of the following dimensions :—Length, forty-two feet three inches; width, twenty-two inches; depth, eight inches. It is built of white cedar, and weighs one hundred and twenty-five pounds. Her crew cunsisted of John A. Biglan, stroke; Bernard Bigian, bow oar; the other two oarsmen were Jobn Blue and John. J. Eckerson. Dress—White shirt Papert tap ote Dee mae gro ‘The Newburg boat ia called the Robert Earle, built by en Roberta, of One Hanered oma Fourteenth ag no Herd mensions are: x 3 Ww wenty Inches; width at water line, taghes; depth for. ward and eight inches; one hundred and pad ge ae Eo i retro formtd pe eid of about a quarter of an inch in thickness. r yesterday—highly polished and gracefully fin! credit on her builder, jor crew were the: colebrated Ward Brothers—Henry Ward pulling stroke and Joshua bow; beeper opera hep yo ‘aud dilbert. Their colora were pink shirte and white caps. "ihe Millage of Si Sing was con- e 4 Hariy 2a the ‘ime pd whiich the The New sidershie, more particu more Face was advertised to take place York boat was the favorite, and dred to sixty were. freely backers. The backers York, Mr. James Waterson; Ni Kirk and Dick Risbon. Referee—Mr. Judges—for the New York, P. H. Pickett ine Co. B. Elliott; for the Newburg, T. ‘Donohue and H, Munn, At three o'clock the scene was one of considerable oxcite- ment. All the hills on the Sing Sing side were covered with spectators, while the river for somo distance was studded with a Geot of small craft. Some dispute arose at first as regards which side of the river the race should take which ended in favor of the east side, By this time it was fully five o'clock, and the sun, which had hidden hia face.all day, now shown forth with ° beiilaney- Ina short time the boats:were ta thof water ready to start, the odds still on the New York crow, A start ina boat race has frequently been described, and it is but necessary to say that at the words “Are you ” the men bent forward on their oars, and at the word ‘‘Go,’’ the two boats forward mizid the of the spectators. ~ THE uRBULT. At the start the New York crew tho distance was 6000 Covered by b managed their boat in splendi “y ° was five miles long, and ag the rival boats reached the tarn the Newburg crow fully age lengths a head. By the time they turned the pee crew had distanced their rivals twelve lengths, which distance they steadily increased, until arriving at the winning post twenty lengths them from their competitors, Thus the Newburg crew fairly. established thoir su ority over the New York, the five miles being made in thirty-two minutes and fifty-nine secends The quickest time on record is thirty-two minutes and twelve seco! made by the Now York crew on the Harlem river year. Tho race ended, the Srst business, transacted was the paymont of bets, a very ploasant thing for the win- ners but quite the ——- for tho losers, as their down. east faces plainly testi It is a grat thing to find that in this racé no unseemly disputes occurred, as in that of the Poughkeopste contest. The losing side agreed that they had been fairly beaten, and gave three hearty ‘cheers for their conquerors. Base Ball. ORIENTAL OF XEW YOBK VEKSUS LIVE OAK OF ALBANY. These two ‘clubs played’ 4 vary interesting) game at Hoboken yesterday, which resulted ina handsome vic- tory for the Orientals by a score of twenty-six to seven, ina full game of nine innings. The score ises follows:— Hartman, 8. Hongh, 24 b, @, Congo TOU. ere eaeee even! Hl weerwnnes Sinopwrccen® THE ATLANTIC CLUB, OF BROOKLYN, LOWELL CLUB, OF MASSACHUSETTS—THE AT- LANTICa THB VICTORS. Boston, Sept. 26, 1865. The base ball game between tho Atlantic Clab, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and the Lowell Club; to-day, was wit- nessed by five thousand persons, It was a Handsome game. The Lowell’s flelding w: ndid. The Atlantica won, the score being thirty ferret Home rung were: mate by Start, who got three, and Norton and Joslin, one To-morrow the Atlantics play tho Tri-Mountain Club ; Wednesday by oF the Harvard University Club here and Thursday harter Oak, at Hartford, Preliminaries of the Prise Fight Be- tween Jack Turner and Jim Turner. OUR PHILADBLPAIA CORRESPONDENCE. Panapeirnsa, Sept. 24, 1965. The above named pug'listic Turners were miitched to fight for $500 a side, at 130 pounds weight, some nine weeks ago, the encounter to take piace on Tuesday Inst. Jack hails from Now York, and is backed by Jim Colbert of that city, who is also backing Jim Elliott against Bill Davis forthe championship of America. Jim Turner ix backed from this city by Ned ings and Oaddy Miller. Both men are English. The two pugs were to weigh on Monday last, between the hours of ten and twelve A. M. Jim was arrested on his road to the place of weighing, and every exertion was made to preyent Jack's appear- ance at the scales by ice from the station house at, Fithert street, 7h wade Jim's arrost, jac’ changed is clothing and came off the scale undor the stipulated weight some four or five ell that Jim could not come to are at ap backers. ‘Some me after noon Miller and Hastings made their appearance, insisted ypon Jack to om in. Ho again was and trent -ting ‘nn afl Colbert claimed that Jim Tur- nor had arrested by the complicity of ‘and that he gould prove it. Se ol weakly donied. It was afterwards arranged that money should be made into $1,000 aside, and the men fight at y (to-morrow), the 26th. Fifty Scares etd oy game. Jack is a terrific hitter, and his two fights in this country were against men of much superior ht and weight, bringing one of them to @ draw (i Ld har. ms and licking the other (in New Brunswick) in casy he fight will come off at ; Belmont Cottage, near Colum- four miles from this city, and with from the bia Bridge, about police. small chance of interference The Hardenbrook Divorce Case—Appli- cation of the Wife for the Custedy of One of Her Children, BUPREME COURT—CHAMBERKS, Before Hon. Judge Barnard. Bers, 25.—Rosalie A, Harris (formerly Hardentrook) os. Willtam Hardenbrook.—This well known case, which has long been before the public, turned up again fn this court to-day, The pinintiff and defendant were divorced some yours ago, the verdict being in favor of the former. Both parties have since remarried, the for. mer toa respectable merchant named Benjamin Harris, At the time of the divorce the custody of the children was given to Mr. Hardenbrook, the mother not being in circumstances to sup thom so well as the father. ‘court ordered the children to remain at the house of the father, where the mother was to be allowed to visit them on certain days. Subsequently, on the remarriage of the father, the court modified the previous order, so as allow the children to visit the mother at her own house, and now, the latter being in @ position such as enables her to assume the support of ane of her ohildren, petitions the court to that ond. Her counsel, jn making the application, read a number of affectionate lotters from the children to the mother, in one of which one of the children cxpresses an ardent desire to be again in her company. Mr. Hardonbrook, who acted as his own vouns'l, opposed the motion, on the ground that it would bo cruel to separate the children, and that the mother was not so well fitted, from her habits, to bring ‘Up aud edacate the ehild properly. After listening to Gloquient appeals on both sides, the Judge took the papers and stated that he would tert the child's wishes on the subject in his own way, and nike his decision, Arrost of Alleged Thieve PortLann, Sept. 26, John Gallabor and John West, who robbed a soldior in ‘Adgusta, of five hundred dollars and stole a toam of horses, with which they went to Bowdotoham and wok the cars for Portland this morning, wore arrested here b; City Marshal Harold this afernoon, after ® Tough tuinble Aight with both ate time, in which the Marstal tame off victorious - ‘The Desth of Captain Oharics H. Mar sball. i AOTION OF THB LOYAL LEAGUS OLUB. A very large assembiage gathered at the Loyal League That the Club on nize his constant und aealons devotion tot under every emergency, Walon ment +7 his generous and energetic support of the government in all his efforts to gus'ain the just national eater putting down the jon. Iv, we rejotee that our lamented friend wan permuted by 'gractoun- Providence, in the evening of is days, not only to live to age te Union, to which he bad exibited each fidelity, Sanger er tet allie et tae einetic’ bis rarvepal : ides of Pt copgral lations with the friends of American nationality on the > servation of the great political structure so importa: the, Pesce and happiness of the buman race; abd further belted tothe aol of our departed fraud sat ano” Subsequent to this action of the Club, it;was moved and carried that the members attend the funeral of the lato President in a body. It was also determined that the address of Mr. Cosham, of England, to whom 4 recep- tion is to be tendered, should be delivered this night, the meeting then adjourning. ACTION OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE SAILOR’S SNUG HARBOR, At s mecting of the Trustees of the Sailor’s Snug Har- bor, held at the rooma of the Chamber of Commerre, on Monday, September 25, 1865, the doath of Charles H. Marshall being announced, it was, on motion, Resolved, ‘That it ta at once a duty and a privilege to ex- press to the family of the deceased the profoun’ sorrow which this event excites in the mind and mer assoolat ris of tes and colaborere {5 ‘aia institution; that every ‘member of this board. fecie 0 porsasal Toss in the from tisis i bad been long dear to friend of his fallowmen and especially of the unfortui sailor, who was here the object of his care. Resolved, That we will ever cherish the memory of Captain M Deontse he was faithful to the trusts reposed in him, an example etuality and constancy nthe dla. charge of hie vanious duties, generous in Ris impulses prompé to relieve the suifering, « gpod altizen and & fervent patriot, and testify our admiration of his character as a man and ‘a’ Chrlatian by Inscribing the above om our book of minut ACTION OF THE CONTINENTAL BANK, A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Con- tinental National Bank was held yesterday, to take ac- tion in regard to the death of ©. H. Marshall, late Vico President of that institution, Tho following resolutions were adopted :— Resolved, That whilo we recognize the fact that our Into ns. sovlate und'Vien Presigant, Charles. He Marahall, was wall known in this cty and throughout this country ag «mer chant ef tho stricteat integrity ant honor, as a eltizen watch. ful of the public Interests, anid active in well directed efforta {promote the pabiic good: au a pesslot whose love of coun: try made him an influential teader fm her cause during the great struggle against rebellion; asa friend whose counsels: And ympnthita were:followed by graerous nid to the worth in times of need; and as a Chrisifan who desired and wan dver ready to promote the interest of man- kind, while! bin personal intercourse with men he was careful to avoid or quick 19 redress an injury, we feel that thls 1s uo occasion for the language of eulogy: but wll, wo bow in stibmtasfon to the will of Elm: who doeps all things well, and has removed our late assoolate and friend from us forever, wo hete record our gréat sorrow at the separation, ur sympathy with his bereaved 3 Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing resolution be com- mttnfoated to the family of the decesnedy ‘©. F, Timpsox, Cashier. U, A. MURDOOK, President, THE FUNERAL SERVICES. ‘The funeral services of the Inte Chartes H. Marshall willbe held at the Fourteenth stroés Presbyterian ¢hurch (Rev. Dr. Hitchcock's), corner of Second avenue, this «Tuesday) afternoon, at half-paat three o'clock, instead of at his reside: nce as heretofore annow! Av=Marsh’s ‘Truss Ofiee Removed te 549 way. Elastic Stoel ‘elk Bilantic Abdomival te. a hay Mane vie All Prizes Cashed in Legal Lotteries.— Ctreulars and drawings sent, J, CLUTE, Broker, 176 Broadway, pi A se Be de menby A. Pollak d Hon, Meerschaum Manufnc- turer, 692 Broadway, near Fourth street, Pipes and Cigar Holders, at wholosale and retail; cut to order, mounted with Av—Jeffers, 573 Broadway, is Selling bis Tadiew and Children’s SHOES at reduced ., The Broadway. Indies are invited to all and see. JEFFERS, A 8° and Children’s 6 ‘SaIahLDE CUTAWAY AND ZOUAVE SUITS, ee KAW, 62 Lafayette’ place, ot Tv. Bhol ‘34 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper A.—The Finest Overcoats Ever Seen in this country now ready for sale. 1. V, BROKAW,; 62 Lafayette place, und iu Fourth avenisroppeahe Ocsper Ontos. BateRelor’s Hair Dye.—The Best in the yorld, harmless, reliable, and Instantaneous. |The only per- Foot Dye, | Also’ Regenerating Hxiract of Millojeurs,| Pre- Serves.and restores the hair. 81 Barelay street, New York. Best and Cheapest—Miller’s Hair Dye. {cb Large size 75 conta. Sold by druggists. Depot, 66 y wtreet. Chevalier’s Life for the Hair Restores hair to its original color, stops its failing out, keeps the Grct'sean, stands above: compariaon with any" other hale ‘oom| dreasing. 1 = Ss aol rR Cie vaten . Bo Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and 1 disases of the foot, cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 Decalcomaine—A New Process 0 Practiced by evety one.” 8b Broadway. Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, large assortment, at 63 Murray street, corner of College place. Extraord land” Shirts at three dolla destrable Garment " ars nnd half enc emfoently “SMT a OW LER. Na. ‘8 Park row. Grover & Baker's Highest Premium Elastic Stitch and Lock Btitoh Sewing Machines. 405 Broad. way. Pee. Fitty Dollars each, for sale ‘O jy No. 41 fray, ons door below Osnal street, Hili’s Hair Dye, 50 Cen Black or ne retabie, Depot Ro. 1 Barclay Sold by drug- a everywhere. Howe Sew: s, Machine Co.—Elias Howe, Jr., President, 629 way. Agents wanted. Lit ‘eH thie & fi jumphre jom: = i At wholesale and retail, Depot, Hyatt’s Life Balsam.—For Ce: of ouve for rheumatiam, sorefule, Be., nee eight Lockstiteh Sewing Machines tonhole Machine. WHEELER & WILSON, 628 Ladies’ Waterfalls, Curls, Longhrat eaiting twenty-five per, cent cheaper than elsewhere, BRAITEAU'S Hair Goods Emporium, 81 Court street, Brooklyn. Mathilde & Co., Marie Galoupeau, Suc- gemsor, No, 1 Brevoort place, Tenth, street, will open Parts Millinery for the fall on Tuesday, September 26, I CLOG Pxonbaton HALE Ris ort q ui y AIK BiaU } Skoon's Loxomuast. Ext HAIR i Wes. CLOCK'S EXCELSIOR HAIR RE: It ts the only known restorer of color ai dressing com! Delicately perfumed. ‘washing or preparation before of after ite use. fart trial, does not prove the best. hale restora the public the money will be refunded. | Hold wh Foal aH. ©, HELMBOLD'S Drug and house, No. O4 Broadway, New York. Siiver Ware for Prosen Desort Knives, Porks, Spoons, Napkin s, Soup and Gravy Ladios, Fish Knives, Fruit katves, i Koivon Jolt Spoons, f ngar Ladies, Salt Cellars, Bui winter wens Hate, youth and boy's ong. tndiow Hate and Bonnets, rising alto hundred and fifty foreign and domestic NOW RBADY, The store is the inrgost counKEy, ald the assortments the moat ¢ “Gift.—Cures in from Two Samaritan to four days, Bold by drugilets Tra ah & Co.'s —M a O) Radical Cure Tras Office still wt No. 2 Vesey stroet Lady at- toudant. one Meox & Gibbs we ‘No, 8 Sewing Machine, Brondway: —_. 7 8 MAILS FOR EUROPE. ‘ihe Cunard mai! steamship Asia, Captain Moodie, wit Jeave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool. . The mails for Europo will close in this city at y one and half-past five o'clock this afternovn. ~ The New YoR« Henatv—Edition for Europe—will be Published af eleven o'clock this morning. Single copies, im Wrappers, ready for mailing, six cente. Autumn sd moet vis ‘sod it whardsats loek ory evening, 8 ress Monroe, 4 tT. ry, Pre Ree ty Ag an Be in’ ae viewing aoe Cap one jects of interest. very fast, steamers are ail new, powerfully constructed and manly commanders and jassen: Eafe emageee ne i y 3 ‘No effort shall be loft unspared to merit a continnation of the Liberal patronage — ial ie Ae, Benprinipedont. attba aca baistee to silpontog macuins, she to {ng machine ollices, American Tnsuitu , and Barnum ye lire aloe SHIPPING NE ws. Port of New York, September 20,1865. —— Steamship M: Smith, Dench mh imship ¥ delphia—W Kirkpatrick. eat Sereey Blue, a Boston—Whitney Tata. Bark Mathilde (Brem), Remme, Venice—Kremelbers & Co. Brig Valkyrien (Nor), . Montevideo and. Buenos Ayres—Funch, Meincke & Wendt. rig Avosetta (Hr), Tuz0 Demarara—MeColl & Frith Brig Alpha (Br), Morrison, Sydney, C3—P I Nevius & Bon. one L W Eaton (Br), Nason, Halifax, NS—D R Dewolf & 0. Brig Alice, Loud, Richmond, Va—Brett, Son & Co. Schr Emuia Anedrson (Be), McOarthy, St Martins—H A Vatable & Son, picht Mary Harris (Br), English, Nassau—G T Montell & row, f Schr Antelope (Br), Dobson, Matanzas—Jules Govin. Sebr J.J Morrow, Vail, Noi Schr Ocean Wave, Sloop Thos Hull, Hull, Providence—G N Stranahan. Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Pierson, lallimore. Steamship Gov Bailey ‘Desle Now mahip Gov Bailey, Doyle, New Orleans, 10 days, in bal- Inst, to A liussey & Go. Ith nat, Int af 17, Tox 79.80 spoke sehr Mary Mankin, from Gulveston for New York, 1 days out; same day, Int 2, lon 7928, bark Northward, bound ‘Steamship McClellan, Samuels, Hilto 5 a p Me ls, Hilton Head, 4 days, to U mship Creole, Thompson, Richmond and Norfolk, 24 hours, with mdse ngers, to G Heineken & Pal eee Alber Bo tae iO 24 hours. o se ann en to taton, Fox Jo, Biguuabiee Kinghetion Hamat Baltimore, wii mdse, to J B Stull, v Steamship Alleghany, Fingg. Baltimore, with mdse, to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. ‘Ship Tarquin, Kimball, Sumatra, 129 days, with pepper, to order. Ship Roarner (Br, Paine, Liverpool, 88 days, with aalt and coal, to Nesmith & Son. Aug 23, John Sawyer, 4 seaman, fell overt nard and waa lost, Br), Matthews, London, $6 days, with mdse Ship Albun and 25 passengers, to Tapscott Bros & Co. ‘Bark Jobn Bwyar (Br), Kilmer, Montevideo, 45 days, with wi | hides, &c, to master. Bark Cora (Fr), Saint Paix, Martinique, 18 days, with su- gar, (0 Raynold & Son. Bark Suliote (of Belfast, Me), Panno, Lingan, 35 days, with coal, to H D & J U Brookman. Bark Jean Lithgow (Br), Doodey, Gince Bay, 8 days, with coal, tod Whitman & Son. Bark NH Haven (of, Portland), Haven, Cow Bay, 10 daye, with coal, to Miller & Houghton, Bark Ocean Eoais, Luce, Apalachicola, 20 days, with cot ton, to Metcalf & Duncan, Brig Costa Rica, Veel, Aspinwall Sept 1, with mélse, to) P Joy. 12tsinst, Jal 81 06, lon 24 2, spoke bark Ocean ‘Rover, from Apalachieoln for New York: Brig Hermes (Venez), Jackmas, Lagnayra and Porto Ca- bello, 21 days, with coffee, Ac, to Dallott & Blins, Brig Ada (Br), Card, Old Harbor, Ja, 28 days). with log- wood, to D R Dewolf & Co. Brig Rapid (Br), Daguet, Kingston, Ja, 23 days, with sugar and logyrood, to Whitman & Co, Brig Gentle Annie (Br), Pitts, Glace Bay, 12 days, with “Brig Mineole (Br), Wright, Cow Bu with (Br), Wright, Cow r, 12 days, coal. to Abinithers & Uo. TP ae Brig Village Belle (Br), Crane, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plaster, (o DR Dowolt & Co r Richard Hill, Hulse, Barbados, 15 days, with molus- sen, to TT Dwight. Sehr J W Alien, Doane, Cow Bay, 9 days, with coal, to NL McCready & Co. ‘Sehr Conatitation, Strout, Cow Bay, 12 days, with coal, to Miller & Houghton. Taylor, Porteheater, NB, 11 days & Sons, Schr Lewisville (Br), “hohe wegnolin (Bor Chee, Halifax, 14d ith fish and iF Maj in (Br), Clare, Halifax, 14 days, with fish an ol, to Woodruf? & Itabineon fa Brown, havannah, 6 days, Sehr Reindeer, Bolan, Virginia. : Schr 8 W Irvin, Brice, Virginia. Schr Geo H Hoyt, Cranmer, Virginia, Schr W D Pitts, Joater, Virginia. “a 5 SebrJobn G Ferris, Hant, Virginia, é Sobr Jobn 8 Way, Hinman, ro. Schr M Van Name, Van Name, Sohr Buena Vista. Roby, Baltimore. Behr C Wootney, Parker, Bi re. Schr Balesting, Uambrup, Haldmore. 4 Tutti or Allen's Polat. Schr Charles Woolsey "Parker Raltumore, for New Haren Schr J Tinker, Rodgers, Philadelphia zabethp Muchiaa, 9 days, r. 13 days. Schr Orion, Hart, Bangor. Behr Horo, Foss, Bangor Schr Ruth ‘Thomas, ur Cherub, Bailey, Boston. ne Argue, Binh, Somernat for Fol it Argus, ‘orn for Pot Schr trewsare Palmer. Provigence: = Schr Savoy, Grummell, Providence, Schr V Barkelew, Searae, Providence. Schr Embassador, Grant, Providence: r Harriet Gardner, Robbins, Providence. Schr Susan & Mary, Kenyon, New Haven. Schr Quean of the West, Roders, New Haven for Philadel. bia. by Bohr Johu MeFee, McFee, Huntington for Albany, Misee! Suir Sarsnoon, from Lo bam on the 10th inst. Snr Onwanp, Al}s, 790 tons, bul it Damartacotta 1847, has Been sold ae orinete Terms. Ay va Suir Hexxy Bsicnam has been purchased at San Francisco by N Laren, agent of the Maritios Company of Pern, nr terms reserved. She will in futare be called the Compania Maritima del Peru, No 2, and has been chartered by Macou dray & Co. to load in their r ir line for Ho Kor , and wilf upon her arrival in the Chinese waters go into the Goolte trade, ate companion to the Twilight, purchased some months sioce. - ach fifibted wale sbtp was towed into Iatniilon Bonde Bank Harvest Moos, A2, 303 tons, built at Stockton tn 1860, bas been sold on private terms, A—, wreck 310 tons, buflt at Scar. been sold poly not made public. jas Davis (not Chas Davis), of Stockton, from Eliza | at for Boston, got ashore on the east end of Hoty rence night of Zist, but came off at 12 o'clock next dey wit out damage. ‘ork, put into Bris. Buo coal laden, fallen tn jee set, ne y 3 D Whitreyrot city. It Ja mupposed that both in and mates were murdered, Jonw Avwacx, Bourne, from Baltimore for Jorsey ‘City, with coal, was run into he evening of the 2ist inst at the moath of the Ba steamer, Creole, for N andsunk. One ‘schoon. er's crow, Wm Russell, of Tom's River, NJ, wae drowned; the remainder were saved and taken to Norfola by the steam: er. No insurance on vessel or cargo. J Awe 264 tons register, built at Tom's River, NJ, in end bailed from Jersey City. Scour Anoric, Nizon, went ashore Island real, off entrance of Georgetown, PEL, no Vensel anded and, full of, water. Crew. mudterel end outtie v off 1 agod weather ‘oi. surance Swack Capt N Varina, papt Henry Cook, EP Fieq, and N A Moulton, of Newburyport. Bonn Lite Saxpens, from Elisa! witha cargo of pigiron. previously eunk near New Haven, was und to Providence. Zonet the cargo {a inswred in that city. Efforta will be made to rates the vessel and cargo. yeti, Surn—Mr James M Hook pilot. of the Nettle, No 20, tm ten fathoms water, 15 oF 39 miles & by Her fore m jongside, ‘of water; ook from her & pa Nes directly the way of vaasels Hook. About the same ir ints the Fesvel was run pay E = § _enaiat a 9 Seamer and ‘south. Notice to St GnORGR’s on: Tarasuny Deranrur 49 Boamn, | Notice is hereby given thut on of about the Jat of August mt ht at the Skorries will be masked from a bear! $, for the purpose of gorerme, the ition A Toek, ANA that. tho whale which now ight 10 show ‘red Im the direction of the tonal ‘be removed, leaving the light from additional light, colored red, indow 80 feet bblow the lan N, and wild By order, shvpriox, Chairman Spok Ge. Drinkwater, from Baseein (April 24) for previous to Aing 3 Foreign Ports, next the Ii of SSE 40 rook will bright in that ane and will then be exhib Yorn, and will extend from B 8 to Eby N cover the Exhel as well aw the coal rack Axjien, Joly 21—Passed, ship Sumatra, Kinaman, from Manila June 14 for NYork PO Sept 10—Put in, Saybrook, Moore, London for xy Sep 10--Arr Nremen (s), Meyer, NYork Sept 1S—Sid Continent, Wade, N\ ork. savant, Kept S—Arr Kate Fitagerald, Cliffort, NYork aman, Olin Pinladetpinia, joxnKss, Sept 10—Arr John Bertram, Edye, NYork for ar m, Sept 128d Cuban, Jonkins, NYork Farwoorn, Sept 10—Arr Baller, Auderson, NYork. AVAL, AUR ark Fred Burke, for New Bediord tret yen ber. ‘Gnavesenn, Sept 1 Fortina, Wolf, NYork Grascow, Sep. —Arr Britanns (9), NYort. Gann Thnx, TH Sept Arr brig Bingen, Cardy ’ ove from NYork for Falmouth, sage Jat in Bark Winthrop, i! Ja, passed through Havirr, Sept DA Stamler, Sempson, NYork Riyal, New Ort Livanroor, Sept 12-Are Ratwborg, (9), Rowell. \'¥ork Belgian (+), Quebec: Alex Marshall, Marshall, NYork, Sale din (4), Marr, do: 18th, Clty of Raltithore (#), Mire a0, 40; Billa 8 Thayer, Thompson, Pugwash, Sld Och, Ais, Boston; Lith, Shakeaneate, Mole; ( nee, do, Unive’ Tatton; WF Storer, and Queen, X York, i2uh, , Mobile. Aug H—In port ablp Wm Woodbury, for whe for er Newronr, Sept 18—Sld Major Van Tneft, » york ENON, Sept Are Howlsiana (> !ail, NYork for Liverpool, 16th, Persia (a), Lot, dodo. (Pen Steavnney Momartam, ay Parent Mr he Latust va Lon Act from NY¥ork, John Barter. lieroche and Jnoolatvdt, at Cronatadt Aah Lovett, wt Borde vans, Waterglass (% Arr (rom Putladelphia, Bearilian, at