The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1866, Page 8

& FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mornay, Sept 10-0 PM The wnsetiied Lemper of (he stock market, whieh was Me distinguish ug feature last week, has given place toe Srmer and more confident tone, although it is as yet without b activity, and im the abseuce of that there wean of courte be little buoyancy, Bur ae ell the tegiti date conditions aMecting it Are favorable to a rise, the tmference is that it cannot be kept wucn, if any longer, in that sucpense which the recent offorts of the expectant Bulls produced iv opposition to tts natural teadency. The wonry market is superabuudant!y supplied, while she domand for loans 's limited, and in order to employ whoir us wbe banks bave to resort to the purchase of government and other secusitios, aud hence the statement of the — resociated ‘Rsnks shows on increase, nominally tm Joaps, bus vir- tually im mvestments, all of which are classed as loans, $3,542,061. There is a corresponding decrense in tie Aogal tender notes of $2,428,554, but the other changes the return are unimportant, The depo: bave de- vented $83,201, while the circulation has increased $608,454 and the specie $1,074,310, owing to the dis- dursement of the semi-annual interest on the ten-forty Joan, which fell due on the Ist instant, and ip 6 trifing @ogroe to arrivals of specie from California, the propor lon of epecie to bars being, however, ght. The mur very Aotale of the present anid previous statements stand ae water — Loans to the siook exchange emitinue to be mado ‘mainly at four per cent, with exceptions at both three and ive, while fret class commercial paper passes at 5 & # por ven’, tbe amount offering being still limited not- withsianding the undiminished activity of trade, The ‘Weetern money markets are workit® earlier according to Saturday's papers, and although a conservative policy ix being pursued there is tess difficulty experienced in obtaining accommodation than there was a week ago. fue drain from this centre has thus far been very light, and this may be attributed to the uunsually favorable monetary condition in which the West wu dat the @ommencement of the harvest, It is now almost too Iate in the weason for any heavy drain to set in, and in any event the experience of the past has shown us that money cent Westward to move the crops returns very qutokly. The stock market opened with a faly amount of anima- thou, New York Central was quoted at 10874, Erie at 7114 8 724¢, Hadeon at 122, Michigan Sonthern at £27%, okdo at 114%, and North Western at £ ‘There was very Hittie business doing and transactions were limited. AS the first regular board governments were dull, Cou- pon bonds of 1874 were offered at 9934, registered 1881 at 21134, aud coupons of 1862 at 11114. Bonds of 1864 were qpoted at 10814, and those of 1865 ai 108%. Ten-fortica ave wanted at 98, and for seven-thities there was a fair @omand at i06 for the first series and 105% a 106% for ‘She «ond and third, State #locks were dull, Tennessees et 70% for the new bonds, Virginia at 11, North Caro- ios at O5'4, Louisiana at 100. Bank shares were quiet. Maircad stocks were strong. New York Central ad- wanced %, Erie 3, Hudggn 1°{, Ronding Minois Gentral 4, Rock Island 4, North Western %, Port Woyve 4, Obio and Mississippi 4g, Canton 4. Seven- ‘Wivvee were quict at the quotations of Saturday. After ‘She board ULere was bat little business doing and quota- Mone were fairly sustained, At the ove o'clock open ‘board reven- thirty notes sold at 10574 for the second and ‘Mord series and at 106 for the first series which are con- vertible into the six per cent gold-beariny bonds of 1865. ‘There was very little movement in railroad shares, or ® we miscellaneous stocks, and quotations remained @bout the same ag at the morning regular board. 4,600 Ene sold at 1 a 7144, 200 Hudson at 122, 2,000 Michigan Southern at 834, 700 Pittsbarg at 8614 @ 8625, 400 Rock Island at 10B%¢ a 10994, 200 Northwestern at 86\, Northwestern preferred ai 66%, Fort Wayne at 2655. At the eecond regular board at half-past two P. M., Bre declined %, Heading %, Michigan Southern %, Northwestern \%, Fort Wayne 34, Chicago and Alton 34. @overomente were steady, with very little activity, Seven thirties of the first series were inquired for at 106, end the second and third series at 10574. Miscellaneous securities were dull, Western Union ts quoted 69, Mart- pera preferred at 29, Farmers Loan and rust at 328, United States Trust at 160, Union Trust at 105, Manhattan Gas at 157, Hariem Gas at 140, Delaware and Brodeon 8) 16036, Pennsylvania Coal at 185, American Coal at 683f « 60, Western Union Selegragh at 6534, Pacific Mail at 218 a 220, Atlantic Mail at 112 a 114, Boston Water Power at 32% a 9234. Bank shares were inactive, but firm. Fourth National at 10654, Central National at 112 a 112)4, American Exchange at 119, Oriental at 126, Park at 145 @ 148, Importers and Traders at 110 & 116, Common- ‘wealth ai 106 110, Continenta: at 102 105, Suoe and Leather at 111, Market at 111, At the three o'clock open board there was but tule Qmprovement. New York Central sold at 103%%, Brie at M1, Hudson at 122, Reading at 115, Pittsburg at 86 Toledo at114%, Port Wayne ai 104%. On the whole the activily in the stock market was less than was av- Meipated. In quotations, however, there was but little ehange. The comparatively high price of government securities discourage iavestment In them sud favor the absorption of capital im railroad and otber sound securi- Yee, which have advanced very much less during the inet two months, ‘There is also a disposition among the holders of bank share to sel!, as it is eyppoved that | ease would class of aecnrition We ob also during # an incressiug ageregate of orders to we)) eoven-thirt 4 other governmen! seouriti qwuntry boliers. ‘This arises partly from inves! are of opivion that prices will decline, and partly from gpeculaions, who bought bonds at low prices, and are wel} content to sell out at current quotations and take We proii, which im many casee amounts to A very Davdsome percentage Misce!innoous securities are ‘very little inquived for, Coal stocks are 1. Mining hayes wre rather more active, ACS PM. the foliowing quotations were current, the market closing slendy —New York Central 105 « 104, Brie 71\g 2%, Hudson River 1224, Reading 14% @ 416, Michigan Southern 88% « Cleveland and Pitte wurg 86 14, Rock Island 10074 a 3g, Northwestern 9514 © %, Northwestern preferred 66% « %, Fort Wayne 306%, 2 14, Ohio and Missierippi certificates 20 a J, Can- Gon 62 a '5, Quicksilver Bl ig a %, Maripose Mining Com ens proferred 2536 0 % Gold has been firm al 146% «146%, closing at 146% The iending rate bas ranged from ove-eighth to one @txicenth per cont, The receipts are £112,000, of which the City of Boston, which arrived from Liverpool last @reving, brought £80,000, and the Hermann, from Southampton this morning, £62,000. There are rumors Wat a clique of speculators in gold Intend wo make \t @ayoe thin week, but with the exception of « somewhat docrenved demand for monetary accowmodation at the Jemiing institutions, ‘there ia little evidence either rv for or agninet thie report, The secret of the Mrengih of the merket lies, however, not in er on bot in the supply and denavd The er ik hoary and the former is very light and f bainral laws were not favorable to the maine Senance of the prevani premium, speculators would at Ore (HE AG \AUlege OF the Opportunity to comblue and force it down to iim legitimate level. The gold that is Doing received from Karoye drinlet cotnpared swith what ave since the begin: Bing Of May iasi—avour tity © millivns—and as its @hipment wee the rewuit of piney wIAtiVe causes {t Afords no ¢ é e be Foreign trade or the real c« Kuvepden ‘ee @hengea. Moreover, ta prey AS we import specie fre ehall have to export it #4 & Aporne sont i: is likely to exert any, eect upon the price of oid. Neher we 8 of coin by the Trea mory pt while it was wold Perhap der thot Ghe speculators might buy it cheaper to « dearer Bet there are eo oniied (riends of My} p #0 wm vite bon | vis Caurplas,”” oMtensibly to mitigaio bat w t would only aggravate, bot w Jong os ihe operation filled Uneir OWN pockets end f mvted a hewe fe a freely wil! moverment Messer Frown, Jones aud Robinaon would Nke nothing b dui we advise Mr, MoCulloch to nct Wisely aud keep all Jd he gets except what he Ye required to pay away ‘ rest om (he publio debt, Vike water will fud te lave) without hie interference, aud the fewer Saotan Homm Mhers ave in |i the more desirable it is for (Ue trade af the country Foreign exchange \* som'n @aye Viligon England. Thre © 107M, eed commercial at 105 An informa) meeting is reported to have been held lo- y of the American Cotton Pinntiog Company. Of thie Pworaiivn the mowing) cayiiel war 04,600,000, of “ at 105% a 108% for misty deysnre offered at 107 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1], 1866.—TRIPLK SHEET. 7 which, According te the books, $2,260 were rubsoribed by the directors, and lese™than $2,000 were eabecr ed by the publie. Ai the firet mining board Comeviidated 6 rex0ry Gold Po! me at $18 7, Hope Gold $1 75, Kipp and Buell $2 6d, Ni York Gold $2 0, Rocky Mountain $7 50, Smith, nie Parinice $16, Columbian tiold and Silver $1 40 At the second board American Fiag closed 100. lower than at the first board, eelling ab $3 85; Rocky Mountain 450, sellmg at $700, Smith and Parmlee 100, sehing at $20.20, Aviantio and Pacific wold at $2 25, Corydon $4, Guibeli Gold $2 08. ‘The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this elty w jows:— oes ed ne 0,382,494 Fer customs, 9 mente. 9,296,289 Gold notes, . Oe be | 85,650,140 The total valne of exports from Boston for the week ending September 7, including specie, was $139,321, ayaturt $240,676 for the corresponding week in 1865. The cach balance in the bande of the Aseictamt ‘irens- vrer in Boston at the close of business September 8 wae £15,416, 878---$9.110,000 of which war in coln—e@ de crease of $2,211,250 a8 compared with the close of ihe previous week, ‘The Dighton and Somersat branch of the Ol4 Colony and Newport Rotirond ig to be opened for travel on the 24h of Soptembar. WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Firat Sesslon—10:30 A. AT. Monpay, Kept, 10, 1866. 130 eHCCo 44 $ im ‘aterPower 3224 7500 US6's 6-20 ¢'86 108% 400 snes, S296 3000 US @s 10400 8, 400 Dw 321g 650 Tr n 7 8-10 Ist 8 106! 100 2d cal) 52% 1000 ‘2d xeries 106 = 100 do. + d2)6 12500 Sdseries 105% 30 Union Trust Co... 105 100, i small. 10% 66 N Y¥ Central KR, 103.4 x yoo Tes 8 90. 3500 N York Os 12 400 Hudson Riv rR. 12% a Reading RR.. Wo 99 6000 N York 7's bl 105% 10000 0 & Miss ctfs. ‘60 6000 Tol & Wab 2 m 4000 GtWRR2dm 7°93 3000 Chie & Alt 1m 4000 Alt &T Hist m 3000 Chic & NW sfb 6500 Chic & NW 1m 874g 20 sha Am Ex Renk 119 call, ex ® Pariama RR. 100 Til Central RR. 400 Chie & Northw'n 3h Cont Nail Bank, 11244 160 Canton Co,..b30 6215 400 American Qon!,. 60 pe 1 200 Quick Mining Co S51 100 Jo, 2 call. 66% 200 Cleve&Toledo RR 115 100€ wher RR, £10 ioe 00 35 Joo Tot, Wane Wren ‘Mie 200 Mariposa... .pref S00 100 Weat Union a te. 22 do 200 Pitts, FWACH'RR 105 10 do 100 Alt A THante pref 71% do 100 Chie & Aiton RR 1055 88% Second Sexsion-.1 P.M. $2500 TrnT 3-10 lst 8 106 200 Reading RR. 1B 4000 Tr n 7 3-10 3d 10876 600 do. 14% cr sm 105${ 100 Mich Ce: ~. U1 bli 500 Mich S&NIRR 83. 59 200 1 Central RR... 122 a 50% 200 Cleve & Pitts RR 8625 200 Mariposa prot 100 Chi NWRK.. 3555 Y Central BR. 1a 200 Chi & N W pref.. ay 100 200 Erie RR. 100 Chi & Rk TRR.. 200 do 2 Pitte, Ke Wace RR 105 400 do 10444 100 Flud River RR ico te 1043, 100 Erie pref... 753 Third Session—2:30 P. BL. $12000U86"s,6.2 200 shi Brie RR pref 76 $3000 US6's, 5. 1400 Reading RR.... 116 4p ae co wi 86 Nal. a3%¢ 0, #10 883% siono Tne 10248 106. 100 839% 1000 Tonn 6's, new 70% 300 Chic & XW Bit 85% 10000 do. a 100 O.& N W prof.8i0 063 100 she Boston WP. 82% 300 66% 100 Western Union 83% 100? W 8 Wi 4435 100 do. O88 200 P, Ft W& Chic... 106% 50 Mariposa prefe.. 28% 100 Chic & Alton... 105 100 Erie RK... .... 708% 100 Chic & Rock Isid 1093, COMMERODAL REPORT. Mownay, Sept. 10-6 P. M. Asuas,—Receipts, 68 bbia, The market for pot con- tinued quiet but firm at $8 500 $8 75. Pearl were dull and nominal. Banapaterrs.—Receipte, 18, 808 bbis. four, 1,437 bbis, corn meal 11,008 bushels Len 85,071 bushels cot and 16,553 bushels oats. ‘The market for State aud Weeat- ern flour continued active, and the advance noticed in our laut was not only suntained but» fy wanco of Lie, & 2S. per bbi, was ertablished, chiefly on medium grades, which are soarce. The sales wero 13,200 bbis., atour revised quotations annexed, the market closing” firm. For Southern flour there was more demand, at rather higher prices. Sales, 650 bbis. Of Canada flour no sales of importance trapaptred. A fair demand pre- bee for rye four at steady rates. Sales, 400 bbis., at Of corn meal we aotice sales of 120 bbis. 4 ‘We quote :— <9 65 a $8 25 + 6460 940 Choice State. 10 00 a 11 25 Common to medium extra Western, 700 a 10 25 Extra round hoop Obie. . 8 ali 00 Western trade brand: «110 8 12:75 Common Southern. . -10 75 # 12 00 Fancy and exira do, +12 10 & 17 75 Common Canada... . nominal. Good to choice and extra. + nominal, Rye flour (super6ine) 5808 620 Corn mea!, Jersey. - 4a 450 Corn meal, Brandywint 4800 490 Corn wy Ppuncheona. 25 00 # 26 10 —The wheat market w: , prices having advanced 8: a 8c. per bushel, with, however, but ilttie do ng at the improvement. The advance was principally tion naw west, which iv quite scarce, The sales were 20.000 bushels, at $2 14 for No. 2 Milwaukee, TT for new amber State, $ for wuseund Chicago apring, and $3 15 tor new white “ohgan the corn market was quiet, though prices were without de. cided change. Tie sales comprieed 110,000 lusheis, at A2ige aie. fur wixed Western, afloat, 82,6. for low do,, in more, and 8c. for inferior. Onis were Mrmer, though prices were bot quotably Ingher, the market belug aciive, Sales ai A7c. & Sle, for Mile waukee and se, 9 480! for C! hioage, OF rye, 4,000 bushels sold at Suc a S5c. for Western, the market being scarcely fo fir ued dull, and prices were entirely n Corves.—The market wag steady. with a fair active pales the trade, in small lots from fulr extent and ai full prices. |. We nove the ee Rio ex Courser, very low grade in bond. We quote good to prime old. and prevailed, and tie , closing firm at a slight advance acd moré in om prine 2,100 sale of 1860 Wye, gold HUl¥ paid, aL SKE & 18%, Cortoy—=A fairly active rnarket raled strong oa widdiing grades, Which were eoare demand thay other qualities, ihe sales bales, and receipts 4,202 baler, We quot plend. Florida, Med Ordinary, 26 Low middling. . 805 Middling. ‘ 8 36 put “unchanged, Te poo}, 30 hhds, robacc 609 be fon at 3-16d,; and per steamer, 200 bales cotton mt ad. 7.000 bosheis corn at $4, and 21.000 busiiels wheat at 5d, per 66 [ba Zo Bremén, 50 tone miensurement goods at Ss, Od, Hipns—A sale of 1.600 Bnenoe Ayres, 22 Ibe, was ofacted wt die.. Market steady, Inmine — There ber been @ ome active demand for of all Kinds within a few days, n and consumption, and with acon: aol! apply of these descriptions. prices lave fi rime Madras ig reduced (o at ments wor to choice grt poth for apeculat paratively advanced, x’ ation ea! €120 a $m, ate Lorne, H The hogy» continued inactive and prices | pontualiy una’ teide a few small Jobbing ules. We heard of noth) Aer excepting 380 huds. tart eiayed at ah | Navat Srowre — ro Spirits turpentine was in Nanited requ | aim, enter being made of 60 bbla. at 6 bwoderele dowant Rt unchanged pr } bola imeiu common at 98 00, strained at $8 7, und No. Lat $68 96 Sih One Clty Heweed was in far demand, crushers were ening $1 8S 6 81 85, OF Finglich eniow wore eitocied of 50 tune: per steamer, at $1 14 gold; also 20 tus @ at Gi 20 gold, Rece pte, 65 phe arket rule The pork Lim ted Ae on the spot of new mesy, $31 9 $31 50 | prone do, also for future and Ovloher at $32 50 buyer’ opt Heef continued steady and firm at $14 4 $19 for new pign mow, aud 19a $28 for new extra do, With sales of 000 rbis. within the raw Beet hame yore dil and nowwlnal ed. Cut meats were in 1 19g, MBLC for houlders, Hacon was more 6 boxes Cumberiaud 4 poncersio 1 000 bhta 20)<¢, Butter ottinued Wouvy at Be for western, and Me a We Sate, Cheese was aleady at Oc, @ T8e, for comumton dairy t choice factory made. Cernocerw. Tne market for crude was toderately aouive, but fh 0 bbie, chiefly at 2 aieu 40 bhai tatk at 20 Bonded was irm at dye. & with eater of 4,500 bbl. within the range. commPrices ruled # (rifle easier under more di spo 1 the market closed heavy on a basie of Air, ahd 10% 0. a 10748. fe Wy6 | Paing Cute, ernie » nd 16,000 1 TALLOW Was Unchanged renee at 06. 8 12596 ved 190,000 be at Ide * 20 W ncenpraclteccipis 103 bela, The maragt wee dul) pnd prices were pofuinwly unchanged, SANITARY. Tha Cholera Again Increasing—The Mortunry Report The Cholera Nests During Last Week, &e. ‘The weather has continued pleasant, but the cholera ducreased greatly, ax the reports of yesterday showed, From the list presented below it will be seem that the Gisease bas not spread te apy considerable extent over the city, but has confined itself to wingle localities, Of pixteen cases reported seven occurred in three buildings, and akogether eleven cases occurred in houses that had deen recently visited by the disease, The sanitary au- thorities have repeatedly disinfected al) places where froups of cases have ocourred, and while their efforts hays been attended with success in some instances, in others the diaense has obtained too frm a foothold to be easily shaken off, Meebesicey OF GASES, The following new cases were reported yesterday — Patrick Ryan, 119th, near Fourth avenue. Donald O'Sullivan, No. Baxter strest, dead. Mary O'Sullivan, No. 5 Baxter strect, dead. Briiget Haniy, No. 8 Washington street, Adam Stein, No. 201 West on Weel Pot firat street, dend. Catharine Russell, No, 202 first Strect, Jane Jay, No. 201 West Forty Michael Burke, No. 26 James atreet. Patrick Dore, No. 47 5 2 Mulberry streot, Emilie Eberle, Ne Sw a we Seivty-sighth street, dead, trick Durgran, No. 33 Roosevelt street. Mary Oullen, No, 73 Baxterstreet, Rridget Henry, No. 73 Baxter street, Elion Piake No. 02 Baxter street. Jane Shea, No. 39 Mulberry street, scale Piecbor, Sixty-fourth street, near Nimth avenue, dead. Caged i Bnrial permits far the following named persone wer inened during the forty-eight honra ending two weloes P.M. yosterday:— Mary A. es fp 52 Mulberry street. Jobn Rw 201 Woat Forty-firet etreet, Levi Osirander, 140 Cherry street, Michael Btinn, 201 West Forty. first street, Retty Feeney. 60 West Broadway. Jobanna Kennedy, Battery Hospital. Adam Fischer, Red House Hospital, Mary Loyne, 185 East Fifty ninth stash Adany *toin, 20) Weat Forty firet sirrer. Mina Eberle, 242 Went Thirty-e\ghth street, William Knowles, Ked House Hospital, THR MORTUARY REPORT. The total number of deaths dvring the week ending Saturday last was etx hundred and fifty-eix, being an in- crease of nine over the report of the previous week. In the pubbe institavons there were one hundred and five deatha, Cholera carred of fifty persons, the nuniber of deaths from the disease in the elty proper being about double that of the week previour, ‘THE CHOLERA CENTREB. ‘Ther were three principal cholera apote in New York dortog the past week. One was a few biocks on Baxter and Mo)berry streets, where groups of cases ocourred, the second was in the Harlem district, near the bed of the old canal. Hore, the people not being supplied with Croton water, wells are used, ani it is pro- able that they have aided the disense. The third principal cholera spot was in the shanty disiricta of Forty-sfth, Forty-aixtn and Forty-seventh stresta. Ju nearly every case of cholera, the residence of the patiens has been filthy to an exireme. In some places the yards were used in the place of privies, and the odor arising \hore- from, was eufficient Looreate the disease ip its worst form. no dependence can be pial WHAT MUBT BE DONE THIA WINTER. Experience has proven gp the sanitary authorities that upon the lower classes to keomtheir promines in je of cleantiness. even when ors to dose. Tn vi of this fact the Health Roard should proceed to work, and have houses visited for purpose of cleansing and disenfecting them. to wait unti? a chol aight be avoided. It Js useles A case occurs to famigate ond ¢ infect a honse, when by doing 80 in advance the case ‘The Cholera in Broek! The cholera is fast disappearing, on) © two eases found below, both of which reenited in death, having been oMcially reported during the twenty-four hours ending at noon yesterday. cholera bulletin ineued by th In another day or two the heatib authorities will probably be diecontinued. 27 were from cholera, 4 cholera morbns, fantom, 16 diarrhoea, and 18 dysentery. whieh éceurred tn eae Hogh O'Donnel}, 100 North Second treet, B.D. Amos Waters, 30 Somm't airect~ TUK WERKLY MORTALITY, ‘The total number of deaths last week: was 250, of which 38 cholera in The deaths ward are fol lows :— Deaths. pinion of Judue an Injunction Agalnat the ot the Reahh Law, &e. COURT OF COMMON PIRAP— CHAMBERS Before Judge Daly. Charter Cooper & al. ve. Jackson 8. Schults et al.—In thir came plainiiffs, who ere butebers, made application to the court for an injunction restraining the Bonrd‘of Health from interfering with their business as regards vlanghte:ing and driving cattle through the streets The case was argued at length some two weeks wuce. Yesterday Judge Daly delivered an elaborate opinion denying the motion for an injunction, He dis- cowses the powers conferred on Health Boards and health reguiations, almost to Magoa Charia in English Jaw and to the early Dutch settlements in Manbettan, end bringing their history down to the present day. dit be reviews erch objection taken to the law, and < y decision is in favor of ii8 validity, He treats almost h contempt the argument that the power of the to renove a buliding tira public matsance is inst the bill of right, basing bie mon Taw right of any one to summarily remove put- 1801 9 aimi- He cites sauces, and showing, historer!ly, the lar power bas been vested in health o the casa in 15 Wend., 262, to show Mat Health was the tribunal to decide wh Faunce, ouly to be ren wed on eeitionar’ Wt decides (hat the act in question te than the cormomon law of the rights of the citiren. the same way be deposes of the srgen yihras 4 9 provers of law" aud land, more enrefnt Ta nt haved on the by the tay of the “by showing from precedent thet it only means depriving # person of (he rights of person or property without « regular trial. That the arrest provided for in the act is but (he ordinary prelimiuary arrest for a twis~ demeanor, and no violation of the law. He says that the objection, that forbidding the buth re to drive eatile throagh fhe streets except at ceriain hours tea deprivae tion of their property, 's one scarcely calling for ® ser'- eply. Itsimplv reculstes the neeor tt He for- ther decides that the power to tanke heal/l ordinances fe mot if conflict with the constitution and that the con ferting of legivlative powert by the Leg are infe- rior bodies |: not forb.dden, ard shows that !t bes been heretofore conferred on borrds of health and otter bodies during more than filiy yearn The objection the Board on the gronnd of ite focal ture t# overruled by Jndve Daly in accordance w the principles Ixid down in a tho Metropot'tan Police . The objection that judicial powers are conferred on Board i held to have no appleation, since the Legie is not prohibited from creatine new courts im New He, therefore, holds the act constitutional end ‘This discursion of the coustitutionality ooguples about one half of the opinion. The revt of the opinion is occupied with the special rolations of it to this cate, and he hokis that the ordinance reintire to the of cattle at certain Ii and wlth otber restrictions, i of the act; that auch regulations by tho officers exercising te seine po' Health, ‘That i haa bean shown tha: the driving of cattle is dangerous to life, notwithsinnding that butchers have not known of avy accident arising from it, and the ordi. hance ix within the powers conferred on the Board. He holds the aiation requiring butchers to take out a mit more otal, but aflor a careful review of ‘exercised by the city from the earliest periode of » similar character decider that 0 far as thi the proper remedy of cai iw in by action and not by Injune- tion, He holds that the act confers on the Board of Health —e to such am extent as they pro. vide for the protection and security of health and life, ana ff the they Boma think it necessary for thet porpose to remove the sinagliter houses, any court would and should hesitate to interfere wily its decision Av the same time he bole thet aalaughier house is not A nUieANCe per a, ANd daprecates (he general removal He folly suataing the supervising Lee of the Board id Health over the sla on ai! polow di COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Hefore Jndge Russet. ie calendar of thie Court was very large yerterdsy aed A great namber of untmportant cages were dis. vowed of. Allen Kiechner, who stole $66 worth of clothing from Mary Newman, 244 Munroe street, on the Ith of Augist, pleaded gvilty to emyt at grand larceny and was sent (o the penilentiary for one year. ‘Thomas Baldwin, charged with breaking into the pre tikes of Henry Schwarte, in Bariem, on the 260) of Jone, pleaded guilty to an atiompe ar bi George Henry, bo wee indicted for Treating ov the SWUh of August, @ porket bork coptaining pawn tickets re. | preseating $200 worth of -lothing, the property ef Hilen johuron, 43 Water sireet, pleaded guilty to laroeny from (he person. Henry Reharéson and battery, he ‘Thomas Thompson 42 Thomas etreet, Fraok Penny, charged with stealing a trunk coptainiog over $100 worth of property from Rose Antonio, on the Bath of August, pleaded guilty wo au atiempt et grene larceny. Thee primonere pore remanded for eemtence colored), pleaded guilty we: nseny it ing been charged with stabbing the throat, on the aith of July POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tuarr ov CLlormye—Cavonr i THe Act,—Two young ‘men, well known to the police as John Collins, alias Wil- Yam Purke, and James Moree, alias John Costello, alias Bob MeGlade, took astroll through the Fifth precinct yesterday afternoon, and in doing 80 cautiously Inspected several stores with tho view of obtaining some valuable goods without paying for them, Their movements ex. Fiuing the suspicions of the ‘of polire and one of his offloers, they wore watched, till at length the worthies entered wie store of Mr, John 8 Wilde, 55 and 67 White street, and stole Ave eassimere coate, valued at $82 50, with which they attempted to escape. In their haste, however, the thieves dropped three of the stalen gar- ments, and as they returned to the street the captain and Hs r arrested them with two of the coats in thetr Tue accused parties were taken before Justice Dowling at the Tombs, and committed for trial in defaolt of $2,000 bail each. The pretures of the prise oner adorn Une rogues’ gallery at Police Headquarters, Warrers Caararp wire Boreiary, — ils Pelitesier and Joseph Wall aro wailers, twenty and twenty-one years of age, and live at36 Eldridge strect, Francis was born in Parie, France, and Joseph claims to bea Hun- gerian. ‘These young foreigners were yosterday brought eho Justice Dowling by two Fonrth previnct detec- vec on @ charge of burelary preferred against them by Mex Denonth, of 214 William street. He charges that on the night Of the 28d. ultimo. they forced an entrence to his premises and stale two coats, one pair of pante anda watch and chain, valued in all at $200. In his afMidavit the complainant swears that the defendants acknowledged having the wateb, and the balance of the stolen property was found in ‘thelr nossession when arrested. In their formal examinations, however, the privoners pleaded not ghilty, Not being: able to furnish $2,900 bail each for their future appearance the magis- iraie committed them to the Tombs tor trial. Vio.niva THe Steamnoat Law.—James Goff, John Potio and Renry Fassord were arrested by one of the sergeants of the Twenty-fourth precinct for being in a amall boxt which waa fastened to tho steamship Atlanta, jving at anchor in the harbor, and holding commmnica- Gon with passengers on board the steamer fp violation of f Jay pasted at the haat session of the Legisiatnra, Jus- tice Dowling held the prisoners to bai! in $500 each to re the Court of Sessions, exeKD BOATWKN m8 CosTOnY,—The harbor police avrested Thomas Mullaly, David Orr and James Henry for neing a smal! boat within the watere of the Metropo- n Police distr'et, without having the name and num. va y of the boat and the word “license” painted thereon, a required by law, To default of $200 bail each Juctice Dowling committed the defendants for tial, 1 oy Feorives ox 4 Cuanawor Ansox.—Yorterday morning Captain Greer, of the Third procinet, assisted by officers Burns and Gillespie, arrested two men named bf Umlooff and Dr. EB, Vincent Rueckert, om a warrant issued by Arebibald Mills, a Justice of the Peace at Forest Hivan ay State of New York, wherein the aecused parties are charged with the crime ofarson, Umilauff, it aseme by the warrant, is charced with feloniously eatting fire to a farm. house, owned by Ruckert, at Forestburg, Sullivan county, this gtate, the aid Umlaulf, being, a8 alleced, instigated and employed by ‘Ruckert to apply the fire, for tue purpose of burning down the house ‘with ie contents, for the purpose and intent of de'randing the Horilierd Firo Insurance Company of this city, in which company Ruckert was insured for upwards’ of Umiaufl, who, it seems, is the brother of 's wife, is charged as boing the principal of the crime and Rackert an accessory before the fact, I issaid the testimony shows that tl proof of loss made eut by Ruckert to tho insurance —— sets forth articles to have bee destroyed by the fire that by other testimony is proven to have been removed from the house several weeks prior to the fire, Yesterday afterhoon offoors Burs and Gillespie started tor Salltvan coonty with the two prerned the warrant of Justice ¢ Waving been duly authorized to be served in this ty by Pollee Justice Dowling. Avieano Lancesy or & Warten.—Mrs, Ellen Riley, of No, 195 t Thirty-Ofth street, complains of the lore of a watch of the value of $20, tho property of er hus- band. Mrs. Riley,saspeeta James Brady of having taken the watch, It appears that on the 19th of July last this good lady. was engaged ip one of those periodical flirtings indulgedfin to a great extent by some residents of this city; that at one time one e day she left Brady in the room where.the wi 5 or a nail, no 6 else being there but hie girl; Brady sent t Hittle girl out to get him a drink, and when Mrs Riley rned the watch was ‘gone. Jostice Kelly was equally ue with Mra, Riley and held Brady in $300 to Boneiary at Sea,—Karl Kaismur, of No. 95 Ludlow street, was a ‘passenger in the steamer Robert Peel, which landed her passengers at Castle Garden onthe 7th instant On the night ofthe 4th, while the ship was Iwing at the Lower Bag, five men broke through the bulk bead of the ehip. which formed one wall, to Kais- “mur's stateroom, and entered his quarters. In his room there was achest containing money, Leona yy surgical imatrements und wearing apparel to tho value of $6,743. As Kalsrour thoasht more of his life than of his money he made no res'stanoe, As his hauds were not ready to brave an attack his lips were careful not to provoke any. The chest wes taken out es quietly as if the burglars bad been hik own porters come to remove it. In the morning, however, Kaismur boo # complaint to the captain. He ordered the to 4 search and muster the men. The torcantle bed or nea te en teow d not a) 2 of the chest was foand, or of the goods. ler the paasen- ers were landed, on the Sth of September, Roismur eaw three of the men who had entered bis room on the night of the 4th, in a store in South street; Henry Jones, Fdword Velham, and Benjamin Tine, anegro. At this store, it is believed, that a portion of thi tater taken frow the chest was sold, thougt there lve evidence of itas yet. The jes alread) vase who are recognized by Roismur ax those who burst into his room, were yesterday brought into the Essex tice court and held for examination. SUNDAY Amusrurat#.—Patrick Shaunessey, John Lyons and Thomas Doran, were severally conmmitted yesterday by Justice Kelly for agepulting Arthur Cuff, a maductor, Cuff must have had a disagreable experien eh of the wen charged made his assault at a dige me, Shaunessy commencing, Lyonr following in about two hourr, and Doran two hours subsequently. Snickewe vo wis Last,—Obristian Liffier isa man of a turn of mind more fickle than becowes bis name. ‘Though a sivomaker be has a positive aversion to mak- ing shoes, and his dixlike of potting his awl to @ boot is not muel less Notwithstanding this horror that Chris- tlan has of his profession, he eannot resiet the tompta- bon. the necessity, whichever it be, of ap- Plylvg for boots and shoes to 6; but as soon ae the shapelew leether is put into his hands he ts etratghtwn disgusted with the task be as taken upon himeelf. Ashamed to return tnmnade what he has thos obiained, he cannot fud any means of cetting set fre from ut welling his he does with ¢ Appties for the work, thereby mah- confession he's nobody but a shoe- st of Angust Christian got (wo pair to make from ferdinand Batsiute, and sold ae bis habit, “Yesterday Ferdinand ohmplained he shoemaker in the Negex Market Police Court, net there he wee held to auewer. Ty Wan Bosnpixe Hovsy—About four o'clock yesterday morning Michael Dorsey was etanding at a front wiadow of the boarding house, No. 66 Hester firoo!, This establishment, besides farnisuing food for the hongry, suppties the thirsty wayfarer with some. Thing to drak, Bresrtes Michael there was another man etonving at the same window; his name ts unknown. y rien ware discovered by an officer, and at first thought wer believed to be boarders, put it appeared @ officer that they should be trying to ‘The officer went up towards “approach one of them ran away, and the ready for his fight, but had not — it alterwards turned out, The office bit and a jimmy im his them, bat denies the ent to make use of them. He was held to answer, at the Eeeex Markes Police court, ia the sum of $2,000. came tHat ‘Mone!’ Can’r Sattery.—Thoa, Whoeier th of elxteen, and by occupation « wire-drawer. Ne obviously considers that drawing bolte, if not @ legiti- mate part of the same profeselon, yet so near akin to It a# to Warrant an experiment in the diMoult art. On the 20th of Augnet, be in company with John McMahon aud William Rameay, made atrial of their skill at No. it Broome rtrest, which Th has to warrant another venture; fo far oneouraged them as vo wry nee — paeete sev. erel mes. Quilts, blankets, crock wenring apparel for gentlamen, in eal fvaiuel at ity | Were the rewards of their efforts, But with thi measure of succote they wore not content, for in ation pregee te their labore farther by Bey 4 ‘Whovler was arrested and confessed all. ‘mm cd without bail st the Bseox Market Pence Court, A Mas Nor Recaren tre Forums of Yourr.—Edward Millar #8 man of about thirty-five, but be hase boy's bankering for pennies. While passing the premines of Patrick MeQuade yesterday morning at the corner of + Ludlow and Canal streets, he saw a quantity of them | lying on the counter, He throat bie rough the | window, grabbed twenty-five and ran of Patrick and icer followed cloee behind and goon ran him do akon to (he Bewex Market Police Court and held man Heilly to appear at the Court of Special AtAoy Has Ben Pocket Preamp Waite Gore ry Marner. at about tem o'¢lock on Satarlay morning jast, @ Mre Sarah Tatlongh, residing at No. 906 Court treet, Brovklyn, while on Vesey etreet, procesding to Weeh ington het, wae beet a bee pectachere, containing her market one Sngreee fraternity. ra. Alecovered ber loss only ehe Dad arrived at the polng of her destination aud | war preparing to make purchases, gd ber money fone, be did the poxt best thin Doge | was to return home Tr the course afternoon an officer of the Twentieth paceines called at j her residence and asked her if she lad been robbed, *be angwered affirmatively, and related the cirewmn © 40 fat as she knew, giving sito & cowription of the pocket book and ila contents. The er then esbibited a pooket book, which the lady re- cognined ae herown, He caid he found It ia the poreession n pamed om) Wilaoe whom he had arrésted 9 t time prev. ogether wih Chree women waned Ke Weine, ( Scpetine | ry 4 Mary Campbell, who *er® in hw company and tnd. of being aoonne A chevee was preferred tbe pice Ty ine ther “Suicide of a Daguerre: fonr persons yesterday morning in the Jefferson Market Police Court, and they were committed for trial at the Special Sessions, ARREST OF aN Exmezsting Currg—A Case or Con- scimxca,—On Monday, the Sd instant, a young man pamed Androw Tracey, who had been em- ployed as assistant clerk hy James P. Walker, ma- hogany dealer, Thirty-ninth street, near East river, dveampedarith $150 of his employer's money, and also a cheek for $657 29 on the Mechantes bank of Brooklyn, drawn by Michael Murray in favor of Wm, Mat- thows, which was with the money in the pocketbook belonging to. Mr, ‘alker. Tracey directed his fight toward the West by way of the Now York Central raitroed, and was a passenger on tl iii-fated train that on Tuesday last mot with a disaster at Rochestor. ‘Tracey was smong the wounded, though bis iujaries are but aight, At the time, how. exer, bo gave his right name, which was publiched among the list of Pnfferers by the acccldent, ‘and in that manner bis whereadonts became known to his employers, An officer of the Jefferson Market Po- lice Court was despatched to Rochester to arrest the young man, and found hi vated of attempting to evale pursuit, actually inviting arrest. After the rail-” Tow! disaster he proceeded to Niagara Fal turned to Rochester, ‘The guilty act weighed upon a mind, and he said thatjt seemed as if some tp alt following him, His conscience forbade further at fompt atescape, He felt ax if he was a Jonah on the eins and told the officer that be would rather be arrested than not, But £86 of the money was recovered, he having apent the balance. The check he had-voluntartly returned to Mr, Walker immodiately after the accident to the train, His caso wil! undergo judicial investiga- tion. Arnast ov 4 Boarpine Rovrs Trwe—A Kucrtoma- nia0.—Henry ©. Brinck was arrested yesterday by of- rs Nos, 1647 and 1610, on a charge of having stolen a quantity of money and clothing from Joseph J. Little, who wasa fellow boarder with Brinek at a boarding house, No. 117 West Hleventh stroet, kept by one An- derron, It appears that for somo time beck money and other articles. have been snrreptiliously ab- stra ead from the pockets and rooms of the boarders, and suspicion at length fastened on Brivek With a view to his detection a gum of money, including two $10 ‘Treasury notes, were marked and placed w thin his reach, Tt wns coon missing, and Brinek was searched, On bis person were found the two $10 notes, b-# des a shirt and come cutts, all of which belonged to Little. the complain. ing witness, and also two silver spoons, the property of Mr. Anderson, their landlord, Brinck’ has. respectab! connerions, and his brother saye he is part ‘An examination waa commenced yesterday be Dodge, and the young man was remanded to await fur. ther examination with reference to his moral responsi bility which will take place to-day. Sesricton or Graxp Larcexy.—Av individual named George Anderson was observed yesterday by an officer trying to sell a number of ivory billiard balls ata very low price, The balls aro really worth about $30, but the Jow value he set on them excited the suspicion of the officers that he had etolen them, and the would-be vender was taken into custody. He was taken be’ore Justice Dodge, who postponed the examination nntil to- day, in order ‘to give parties who may have lost such articles an opportunity of cowing forward, identifying their property and making a complaint against the pris- oner. Iyrext ox Buoop,—At half-past two o’elock yesterday afternoon a fellow named Thomas Fianigan was arrested by an officer of the Fifteenth precinct for being drank aud disorderly in the street, After arriving at the station houge, and while proceeding to the prison, which isesituated in the rear and a few steps apart from the office, be suddenly turned upon the officer, and com- pelled the latter to use his mace pretty freely in order to subjugate the refractory prisoner. ‘The beating he re- ceived made him a fit subject for Bellevao Hospital, whither he wv copveyed, There big turbulent epirit was again aroused, and he became so unmanageable that it was found necessary to place him in a straight jacket, He fought the physician and every one who approached him and solemnly swears that his first job after being sed will be to kill the officer who arrested him in cold blood. SUICIDAS. Artist In Rrond- y the Canse-—-His Foudness for a Courtcean—Coroner’s Investigation, &¢. For several months past Henry or Harrison Clark, a man about thirty-five yeare of age, has been employed ‘as an operator in the Daguerrenn gallery of Mr. Charles W. Gray, 421 Broadway. Usually Mr. Clark was sober and steady, bnt for the last two weeks Mr. Gray has ob- served that he seemed to be more or Jese uuder the in- fluence of liquor. Clark slept in one of the upper rooms of tho premises, and occasionally has invited Mary Hyatt, a dissolute woinman—for whom, unfortunately, he had formed a warm attachment—to visit the gallery after business hours and in the evening. Last Wed- nesday Mary was arrested for intoxication, or disorderly conduct and sent to the Tombs. This fact becoming known to Clark, it ap pears he gave a hackman named ‘Dan’ $20 for the purpose of precuring her dis- charge, which was accomplished for half the amount. Alter weal pa. Mary had an interview with Clark relative her arrest, ment and discharge, during hich she im for not Derson to releaso a of eote aera Be barn to set her at 1 liberty Sunday evening Clark found Mary in a groggery, ott took her to his room, where during @ conversation which ensued between them he expressed great love for her, while, on the other band, Mary said she tmtended to leave him and go e to ber mother. Clark accused hor of Lge 8 formed a regard for Dan, who took her from the and seemed to be extromely jealous of her. ened bag Heid himself if she did pot then and Jook upon bim with favor again, and not receiv. ga atiaacry reply, Clark entered the chemical lab. oratory and soon tet ith what appeared to be half a tumbler of water. This was spilind om the floor and another glass of wator or mixture procured by hiw. This also was upset and ran over the floor Clark partially filed the tumbler the third time, and as he returned to the front room from the laboratory remarked, “‘this is deadty poison, and Tam going to take it,” and in- stantly ewallowed the contents of the tnmbler, which proved to be cyanide of potassium, adendly poison, Ho stepped toward a lounge, remarking ag he did 60, “it's ali up with me now.” He lay down and was soon re- duced to unconsciousness. Eiforis were made to procure the attendance ofa physician, but without sucess. Anoff- cer of the Fivhth precinct assisted to remove Clark to the hospital bat adeath eveded before reaching there, his r mains Were conveyed to the Wooster street pofice station. Mary Hyatt was also detained as a witoese. On searching the room where the deceared took his life, the officer dis- covered a leiter written by Clark to bis mother, a copy of whick will be found below. oroner Wildey vesterday held an inquest over the re- mains of Clark, when the following testimony was elicited: — FeerIMOnY. OF MANE MYATT cond \ Aa | ptrest, being ewrorn, aya tn vu de Abst three monte: T ueed to goto 4 en opt wit! four times: Wednenny the ‘dehy ins bak dw Jooked up tn the City Prison. turday afer Howard and Crosby etreats | 1 went with him to he ry whe) Mtretay afer me ald $20 to yet mo ut fo, t ait wot eve him we had faid he would if in it that Tau Gitte ie it rd tim 8 unt it Was poison; [did not ecppose Lefore Tro! em that he was in earnent Alfred F. gro, said: MONY OF 4M. 1TCR. ngon ihe steamer Arizona, beng rms sequalnued with eon last evoning he place where be worked, €t Broadway, to s00 a frend whe pt with deceased: when I got there T waited oucsite ull he em about wine o'clock; os returned with a hat np and went into the back room and brough tombler about half full of water, he paid it Coutained Porson; he tras about to take has my friewi came With the aystors; he went to the door and lot bim inj bm told bin Pt ed to poison eat and ssid yy sare to qrite a letter to bis mother end did se: be used » cecun Third'sud mraiiawed ft bad posed that he was ot in Pare T eaw that he had ta! Where I saw a policeman; my frien| fora doctor: Tran up airs, and when 1 got there de was (nen was removed to the hospliai soon a wards, when we arrived there we found that he was dena fend brought him to this station house. Deputy Coroner Wooster Beach, Jr. M. D., made a poet mor tem’ examination on the body, and on oxarain- ng the stomach found it much tnflawed and congested. \ yo poison was the cause Of death, and he belioves the poison to have beow ryanide of po tarsium, ‘The case was snbmitiod and a verdict of death by suicide by taking poison was rendered yo the ve Jury. Deceased is thought to have been a native of Mal je seomed to bave no relatives or friends im the city, but that he bad a mother and other reatives living # ap. perent from a letter addressed to his mother, a copy of whieh ip subjomed -— - ” New Yorn, tept he 180 0 Dxan Morumn—T am complied to bid yor’ #ood bye tnt T meet you in a purer one beter work, You will forgive inother, but after adventure { find that F Tr dgapt would wish, fea “hie cnusor, and #horteat way fo 6nd it In to get out of it.’ Tell Albert 10 g! the ni that belongs to me, Youre a in the doctor's The Suicide of Mra, Korwaa-Singulae Prepay ration for Nonth. Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inquest «t No 480 Rast Houston street, over tho remaint of Mra, Awelin Korwan, the German woman who cominitied suietde by ewallowing a quantity of Parie greew ag reported in yoo. terday’s Herat, Extreme depremion of spirite, cauned cum wih the on A t vious to awallowing fatal ade mapratar Greases for her mother and aren, own burial olothes. Suicide of « Tailor. Bernard Couroy, @ tailor by trade, who lived at 208 First avenne, while parttaliy delirious, on Sunday to excera, committed sulelae | oner Gover was notified poet Santen ionven te bey, reonased wee ing. yearn of age ond © pasign of 1 POLICE FOR RICHMOND COUNTY, STATEN ISLAXD. Matiou for a Mandamus to Compel the of Supervieors of That District to oe Funds for the Payment of the Foree. SUPREME COURT—CNAMBERS, Refore Judge Sutherland, SEv7, 10.—The People on the Relation of John ©. Beryem, Treasurer of the Afetropolitan Police va, The Board of Superciiors of Richmond Countt.—This is an application for a pereraptory mandamus to compel the Board of 2u- pervisors of Richmond connty to raise $24,691 28 for the payment of a police force in that district, Authority forraising this force was given to the Board by an act of the Legislature of 1864, aur they now refuse to proceed with the work on the Sang of its mnpracticability, ed case was argued by JV on beball of piaintifs, and Mr, Westervelt on the Part of defendants, when Judge Sutherland took the papers and reees ved hit decision, THE WORKINEMEN OF NEW hg AND THE KEW YORK Hi 'O YHE BOIPOR OF THE HERALD. New Youre, Sept. 8, 1<06. ‘The undersiened most respectfully beg leave to inform you that at the regalar meeting of the Workingmen's Union of New York, whieh was held at the Early Closing Hall, 267 Bowery, on Friday evening, the Tih instant, reference was wade to an article. in your vahi- abto daly issue of August 50, which article having been previously read by every member of the Union with pleasure aud gratitude, both for the trathfulness and pre- clsenoss of the facts thereim ste'ed and the large space so generously devoted to the anma in that {sene: a mation was made and unanimonsly earred by which fh was 6 thanks of this Workingme 16 and wre hereby tendered to the Dairy Haraup, for the disinterest, Union rot waner the Nrw You oaity with whieh he has given co much valuable space in bie i@ whieh was hoaded whieh article, om seeont wernble pate ats. h lon, and bearty en Hy trou of the guts ult to an art Workingmen of New York. conckke and ny Thot a committer ef three be appoin: thie Union convey the above resolution to editor. Tn conformity with the plea recolby resolution, we ent te came to you, Most respectfully, LOCIS FROMME, WILLIAM 6, TUCKER, } « JAMES MoMAHON, SHIPPING NEWS. Commiviee, 7.2 Timon 10 88 FORT OF New YORK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866. Cleared. chip Manhattan, Deaken, Havana, Vera Croz ond A Wh tuey. Clyde, Powell, Boston—W P Clye Orleans—N TH Bris) ingwood, Marseilles Btea Sigal—C Bteamshin WP Ship Ceres, Hmaphray, Ne Bark J Eilingwood ( welot (Br), Bros & Ci Tack Roaedale (Bri Gettin, Oiudad Botlvar—rrarbeck a Halsey. Bark Jos Eneas, Grosenich, ey ret. Kiine, Cape de Verds—Peiiergast Jut-an-PatromJ Ines, are Bridgeport, Morgan, Orleans—K TE Drummond 0, Brig J W Gacyer, Partridge, Marselliee Jas Henry, Brig Cho (Br), W & Long) Brig St Vincent BF Bivall Co. Brig I'rairie Rose, Ri nnah—Young & Cowan. Brig Matron, Hiltmen, “van gtou—N L MeCreniv & Cn, hr J P Auger, Eldridge, Rio Grande do Sul-—! Hente & Shannon (Br), Roberts: Naseau-—J Douglass Village Belle (Br), Doyle, Cow Sehr Yankee Doodle, Martin,’ Jacksonville M Tolmes, Ireland. Newbern—Thomas 4 |/« Ed Conkling, Dennis, Philadelphia—Bent'« wise, Hamilton, Portland—G L 1 uncis, mford. ‘Norman, Piuladelphia. Arrived. Steamship Hecta (Br), Edm: ©2, Schr Mary, Sebr H st saa oncord, ueenstown 29th, with md: ra a peapetiomes on Hie ha smug, wee sterly’ winds the. entire passage rare Bore mae rig it entity ‘bound. m € Channel * wit bark einceams of Livenpont bound Wetthe az ms ' i Sobes ten rece win: 2d tnt, Ii a ron an ship We oth, on ny’s enero 38 by bance q - SAY, 5, SLY 70 AM, America, vip staaisalgpr Samance, X Orleane Saracens A pasesngers. 00°C eter Bepté 11:40 AM. 13 tolles W a Ered Grieae: at ‘oneh meet Seer ha rs the Rion: pos og eam stip Fi wag tiee bs Of Alligator Hoef steanash 45, spoke Gen. iba 2. us i, ey ton toby U1 2 nae Provincetown, with with we EA sta vi m with to Jaa Han Thtoareh Moant Wasbington, Gilley, Baltimore, hours’ ‘Steamship salvor, M Bi a = aes gee eens mie mdse & pasa. p Audubon, (of (ot Howton). Thacher; Caleutis an ope a Merchant & Carman, Pagsed Cape Some asthog, Bable. uh it with a hip * Hille BE tae "Fel eo Jackin (08. ion 78 matcoring on. Vera Cae, 19 days, with iden, ate &c. to Hargous Bark Reranard Trea \ Wencke, Arecibo, PR, 15 days, with Ba i hie Rechts isle. qismmoud, Cow Bay, 18 dns, with conk 9 wey & Co. New Orleans, $1 dava, with flour, ac, to Ga Brig sitenrie We Olsen, Paterme Jv Bre eats Juss with fuk’ Odea Nelncks & endl. Brij a F Vineke (Pros), Leuerbler, PR. 18 days, wht Sarat aad trolavces ta Punch: Meinskers Wende Brig tg Borin Cieheartn Thianton, Pity TS vay, with mal rig vatuarine Mo Morris 1). Phoberis, Havana, 18 dasawith renee, 9 days, with sugar. wo RP Welch, Cardenas, 15 daye, with molsssea, tome mia nn B (Br), MoNeil, Bridgeport, OB, 1 daye, with om hte € Caen a cof Newivurg), Newhall, Logan, 14 dare, with oval, to Jaw! Beg Wimming fa Stevens, Windsor, NS, with plaster. to D ThA ony w "i lo (fir), ——, Windsor, with plaster, to ) R De . Hie tsiieht (ie), Booth, Windsor, with ploster, to D Otte Be) McBurney, Windsor, wit” plaster, toD nee DeWoil a Hrigs Brenkhorn, Bloghy P es Windeor, NA, 18 aye, Bons. 12 cinym, wlth plaster, to Hele Altaresta (Rr with Pare wort Rete Leoni (Br) Bishop. Dorchester, MB, 12 days, with S Aelimlogton, NO, days, with railroad Tay Monte. PT Neve “orig ae i tre Co. or st of Montony Ray, Machine, Bdaye, with ee eval, burnt Oberrytel, 10 days, wih fom. begat iomerere £2 app ap ern Rook & wren (of Oxford, Ma, Skinner, 8 Thomas. 16 dare to mater in Appiagarth with semap iron, WI se ee Say Key Heed, rt *n Sak with omer te = alan, bas Sasean, NP, days, wh Jog binson Somers, Lingam, With oosl we OB ache AT Ames, Ames, Cow Bay, 18 days, with con), to Bene Angola (Br), Creme, Glace Bay, with eos), 10 DR De Wolf & Co. Sobr ¥: (Br), Clare, Windsor, 9 aye. with cowl, te DK by 54 Do. Sone 8 Cote, Shlee vie Machian, 16 dn ye, wit pilings, 19 Snow hardeon. Behr qouland, 10 tare, item, Rondous for Portland Me ‘en, Deater, Rondout fer Providen:® Below. Ship Min-ebaha, from Londonderry, Marine Diansters. ne, Th Ke nt sine a eeet Savy ivasent, Maney, Roa iredaw Hous nd lost ser ine daraag, vig eneountered a. (yphoor see spring oleak. Bane Aad Yor. of Portland. from New Orinens with @ cara of cotton fot Liv Swag wrerked of ‘he Routh aide Baeble tleat. 17th cn ‘The crew arrived of y i, AM 1itb instant, achoon go Sonsisted of 1-61 bales rotton atid 10 eta ine Morrnoroiin Howard, arrived at, Hows from Vietoria, ¥ f, ina leaky coudition, and would tack , + be ev 0a a Aewone Sten area from Yer nd Me pasved ® int, with i ne tn Wind New vs neers yea for ) 0 ews + ons, Sone, Oop ‘of Swamnperot, " eoUR, on Harbor a dpe ot on Pan hae 0] oot of, eked pod I "ites could not be ryty ana = og C4 an ea PFA test oe el Pe A Cock joad ana full bes agg wight. ing oes on Mincetlancous. f the bree Dela ington, Delo at, 3 tons Soar reguter, ear Paries 34a vite oe oa nga, Wald et Suction at Philsaripnin, for Seon Fannie, ware whit 4) nbae of Randwich, 2 tons. hae bre pre: aaesty ‘Capea 4 ‘eather Kelley, of Dennis, or $75, and Tito be employed #0 a canster, sci? Monsey, of Brook haven, now at New Redford, sown > 21 tons, bas heen purchared by Jobo . OF thet ety, por about #120 ction at Portamonth, § Ht, pee Major item Hi pears 1, Wena lig