The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1866, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tavasvar, Sept. 20—6 P. M. ~ ‘The autumnal activity which set in last woek on the ‘Btook Exchange is sustained with great vigor, and each ay witnesses @ further advance in the luading specu- ative railway shares. Somo, however, are comparatively ‘meglected, and these, from the fact of thelr not having smoved yet, are probably better purchases than some of those thathave. Erie continues the centre of attraction, vand experienced a farther rise of 13g por cent to-day. ‘Whe resistance which the “bears” offer to tho natural per cont on call, with excoptions at three and five per ‘The discount line is quiet, and first class com- mercial paper ts in request at6a }¢ percent. As tho half of the Clearing House certificates, amounting about twenty-two millions and a half, will be redeem- tho 25th inst., aud the remainder on the cor- responding date noxt month, not a few persons have been led to believe that the Secretary of the Treasury to avail himself of the authority conferred by othe act of 1863 to make a special izsue of legal tender motes for the purpose, This is, however, improbable vand unnecessary, in view of the large amount of eourrency at preseat held by the Treasury, its balance jin this city alone this evening, incinding coin, ‘Deing $90,749,929, It is becoming generally understood thatthe redemption of the outstanding forty-five mil- ious of these certificates will contribute materially to ‘Preserve the present easy condition of the moncy mar - ‘ket, by stimulating the banks to extend their loans, in vordor to make up {or the loss of interest so entailed. ‘The Wostern money markets remain moderately well , Supplied with currency, and bankers at Chicago and Cin- ‘cinnati have no difliculty in meeting the claims of thelr oustomers while ¢ he usual rates of interest are current, + At the open board at ten o’clock the market was ~strong and rathor animated. At the first regular board fit was active, but generally at a slight decline, Erie closed 1 per cent higher than at the same time yester- day, Cloveland a nd Toledo 34, Toledo and Wabash 5%, Mariposa 34—preferred 13. New York Central clomd 36 lower, Hudson River 34, Reading 34, Clo velani and urg 34, Rock Island 14, Northwestern }g—preferred 3%, Bort Wayne Chigxgo aud Alton 34, Ohio and Mis- ‘issippl ce rtifioates 1, Canton 34, Cumberiand 44, West- ‘ern Union Telegraph fg. Stute stocks were frm, Ten- moessee sixes wold 3 higher, North Carolina new bouda ‘%%, Government agcurities werd neglected, and the tranga “HORS Wore ingax!"iont to make qicisiowh / st the $89 o’clocy = Fesstuus «the market was strong, and Erie poll up to 7575, g and Michigan Southorn to 8d, a» te balf-past two board there was no abatement of the spooalative spirit, and Erio sold at 7714 (B. 8), closing 13¢ highér than at tho Mrs) regular board; New York Central, 34 ; Michigan Southera, % ; Clovelaad & Pitsburg, %; North Wostern, %{—preferred, 34 ; For! Wayne, Chicago & Allon, i; Ohio & Miszissipp! © ‘6; Maripoza, 134—proferrad, 14 ; Rock Isiand, Government Secaritics were neglected but steady in tone, ‘Where is an almost entire absence of investment demand from the public for them, owing mainly to tho recent heavy advauce, \ At the open Board at threo o'clock the epsculative temper continued buoyaut, and Erie advanced to 97%. Rock Island sold at 1114{ a %; Michigan Bouthern, 65%; Cleveland & Pittsburg Sg af, North ‘westorn preferrol 6334. Afterwards Mrie ros to 77%, and the entire market closed stron. Tho quotations at Malf-past five wore as follows:—New York Cantral 100% @%, Brie 17% a 4, Hudson River 121% a 3, Reading 115% 0 116, Michigan Sonthorn $534 a %, Minols Cen- tral 1214( bid, Cleveland and Pitteburg 875, 0 } wostorn 3634 a 34—preferred 6775 #63, Toledo 11744, Rock Istand 111% a 34, Fort Wayno 106/¢ » 14, Quickslt- wor 634.263, Compound interest notes were quoted phus:—June, 1804, 117 a 11744; July, 116)¢0 Wf; Augast, 4M aK; OBtober, 1150115%; December, Md alli; May, 1865, 1124 a 34; August, 110){ a 111; Septembor, 11044 a 54; Octobor, 100% a 110. Leading railway sharos were quoted as under on the Pmepnseniereeit January 19. Augus! 20. Suplember 20. 105 100% York Contral.. 92% % 8995, way 1% 108 le erry 101 Sf 115% 11534 + OR 85% ‘Central .. 122% and Pittsburg 783¢ eT ward 2044 56. 6 102" Wik! , 4. 10535 ‘The gold market was rather heavy under ‘bammer- Ing’? by the boars, and tho supply of coin for delivery was somewhat larger in proportion to the domand than yesterday. Loans were made at 3-16 a 3-52 por cent per diom tu favor of the lender, The opening price was 14514, followed by asteady docline to 14t}j, at which the closing transactions took place. Of late the gold board has been reluctant io admit new mombers, aud his has suggested the establishment of a rival market in the lower hall of tho Stock Exchange, and a paper headed by Messrs. H. G. Stebbins & Sone, Seyton & Wainwricht, Thomas Denny & Co., and other fire: claes houses, has boon signed, directing the a:tention of bank- ors, deators in foreign exchauge, and others, to the new Brrangomont, the success of which at prevent te, Low. ‘evor, by no means certain. ‘The foreign exchange market wes dull, but rales were Bominally unchanged, and the lending deawors are moro disposed to advance than lower (hem, Ban'cors’ bilis ow England at sixty days were quoted at 107 a %; short Bight 108 a 74. The floating supply of bills is light, aud Shore are few making, owing to the light oxporie ov pro- ‘luce and the cessation of etl but nomius! shipmen's of pecurities, Tho quotations for American eeouriiice ia Gondon were as follows on the dates mentioned — \ 18, Sep’. 17. Sey’ 19. [oe sory Arecent compilation of tho tonnage of this por! (or the ‘Oret six months of the current year showea relative gaia tn the domestic slipping, although two-thirds of it ve sill under foreign flage, During the first three months pf 1806 thoro were entero! at Now York] three hundred ‘end five American versols with ag aggresste tonnage of 818,088, and ex hundred and twenty-two forelen vorels swith a tonnago of $77,457, making a total of 927 vessels 695,545 tona, During the same time ‘u 1905 there entered 831 vessels of a tonnage of 415,855; In 927 vomels with a tonnage of 483,25034; in 1863. 1,063 vessols with tonnage of 622,1i0%; im 1562, 1,246 Wessels with a tonnage of 000.0451; in 1961, 965 vessels and 458,802 tons. During the socond quarter of the ending June 40, 1860, there wers entered 682 American verels, with a ton- and 1,087 foreign vouols, wilh a ‘Of 660,882, making a total of 1,619 versels and Doring the same time in 1605, there 1,816 vonele, with s measurement of in 1864, 1,064 vessels and 722,979 tone; and 085,587! tons; in 1862, 1,207 tons; fo 1801, 1,405 vessels mid clearances during the firs qxtrter Of 1866 aggregated 285 Amorican vessels, mtvuring and 662 foreign voerels, of ~4,202 tons, of ij veasels and 664,27 tons During ‘wore cloared, wah ® tonnage of 220,869, and 970 foreign worsols, tonnage of 642,684, making a total of tou ‘and 166,599 tons. During the eame time in the five! years the totals of vessels and tonnage North- | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1866 ‘The business at tho Sub-Troasury to-day was as fol- lows Recepts, $1,047,744 For custome.... $302,000 Pp 682 Gold notes. 588,000 Taagea 202200 90,740 929 : ‘The new currency syatem of Canada is to go tuto effect on the 25th instait, and pending the completion of the government legal! tender notes the notes of the Bank of Montreal will be used as lega! tendera, with the words “Provincial Note—Logal’ Tender for the Receiver Gen- eral’? stamped on thelr face, The condition of the Bank of Upper Canada, at tho date of its Inst official state- ment to the Provincial Auditor, was a3 subjoiued:— ‘ABILITIES, Promissory notes in circulation $833,050 Balancee due othor banks... 869,770 Cash deposits not bearing interest. 677,102 Cash deposits bearing interest... 1,800,748 TOM ras erreenses ++ $8,755,670 ‘ASSETS. Coin and bullion....+ $207,014 Landed and other pro} 1,852,968 Government securities. 196,126 84,152 22\506 2,531,226 Other debts due to the ban! Commenting upon Its affairs a Montreal journal says:— When we add to these agsets the paid up capital of the bank—$1,987,287—and take into account the double lia- Dility of the stockholders to other creditors, the note- hol and other croditors of the bank will perceive that they lave a large margin over one hundred per cent of the liabilities. ‘The stockholders must lose opting but we cannot seo any good reason why the other cred- itors of the institution cannot be ultimately puid tn full. ‘We understand that a very | amount of ita interest. bearing deposits are owned !n Engiand and Scotland, aud the balance due other banks is also chiefly duo to one in- stitution on tho other side of the Atlantic. The etfect of the failure will therefore not be so severely felt here, ‘The directors will probably issue a statement to the pub- lic to-day; but as the doors of the bank and its branches were closed simultancously, it is of course the intention of the bank to go into liquidation, and not to avail itself of the sixty days’ suspension privilege. The Isthmus steamer (arrived yesterday) brought $1,215,082 in specie from California and Aspinwall, The receipts from this source since January 1 aggregate $30,555,945, against $15,914,254 to the corresponding period in 1865, The total exports of treasure from San Francisco between January 1 and August 18 this year amounted to $30,721,034, against $28,617,312 during the corresponding poriod of 1865, The footings of the leading items of the Boston banks for the past and provious weeks are as under:— Sept. 10. Sept, 11. + +6 $94,878, 709 04,895,208 Specie 814, 204 323,830 Legal tender notes. 21,550,730 20,803,416 Deposits... 99,140,497 85,257,208 24,296,870 24,945,323 850,07) praas waa The value of imports at Besi6n tor the woek ending Soptetber 14 was $1,800,469, against gocz, for the pay oma week last year, statement exhibits the business of the The following < bay . Pittsburg Clearing Hous? to "2 week closing Septem. 15, 1866:— " Balances, 51,702 86/045 04,413 80,301 704b4 B1,010, 186 $407,581 Louis during tho past Toth csevecsserse ‘The receipts for customs at © eight months were as follows:— + $11,977 24,262 24,881 750 $129,496 44.504 121,586 + $956,073 The Old Colony (Masa) Sentinel has a rumor thata roate is fo be surveyed for a railroad between Pndgewater and Taunton, with a view toe direct route to Now York for the inhabitants of that part of Piymouth county. ‘The track of the Iowa line of the Chicago and North- woaterh Raliway Company is laid to withia eighty-five miles of Ozuaha. The grading is well ahead of the tracklaycry, and it s intended that the road shall be fin- ished ia November, as it la being laid at the rate of about a mite a day, The Cleveland aad Toledo Railroad Company have issued $1,000,000 of mortgage bonds for the construc- tioa of twenty-five miles of new roed, to use instead of an equal nomber of miles of the Clevetand, Columbus and Cincinnatt Rattroad, which Wey have heretofore oc- cupiod for their Cleveland terminus. ‘Tho total earnings of the Southwestern (Goorgia) Rail- road forthe year ending July 31, wero $856,845, Ex- ponses $531,044 1S; leaving $343,807 48 as not earnings, To this add” $53,000 now construction bonds, making $401,801 47, Amount paid for dividend, taxes, interest on bonds, constraction, &c., $870,006 39, loaving a sur- plas of $31,706 08, WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Pirst Session—10:30 A, M. Tuvunsvay, Sept, 20, 1866. $5000,US0"e,5-200,"05 1083 200 she Sp Hill Ch Co 4% 1600'Ty n,7210,lats 100%; 100 ‘do..2d call. 4% 8009 dowd series 195 107 000 do ad a, em 10534 i 10835 00 Til Con bds 60, 15) 1000 NY StateT'e, bt 108 ® T4b5 2000 Tenn 6’s,0x cou call, Th) 10000 do. i 20000 Teun 6'a, new. wes UBL 200 NCar 6'aex cou SNY&SNHER.. 11 G9 dO... 700 Roading RR... 156 10000 8 Car vow bia 600 Mich Sok NIHR 86 2000 Minuesota 8's . 400d, Pr 159000 Oniog Miss cor 200 200000 do. 10000 500 do. 10000 Obto & Mis pe 1000 Erie Mt mtge.. 9W0 NY Con 62,87 6000 B, NY&E 1st in 9000 ART H2dm pF 62 e 1600 Mor & E letin #0 a do, . hint 60 shs Moreh Bunk. 117% 16 Cleve, Col&CinRR 116 5 200 Cleve fe Vita RR 8624 1500 Cleve & Tol KR. 117% $00 Chic & R1d Rit. 111 100 do, +. WY 200 ao, 10 111 a do. .24 cali ilk 10 Chic, Bur & Q RR 138 10.N J Contra! Rit, 12735 100 Tol, Wabi Westa 45'g 100 Quick 3 100 G0, iesesee, 453 60 Mar.posa M, 1434 100 folWabsWao pret 71% 144% 900 (hte & Alton TR 103g 1434 900 Putte, Ft WACbIc 106 B3)}q WOO do, .2d call 106 33% 200 Ham & rt J pref. 62 103 «(100 Mil & Bt Paws RR bs Second Seasion-1 P.M. $7000 US6S,"S1, ¢.. 114% 24900be Maripoca’g 15 10000 Use's,5-a0me"02 11134 12 40200 Ohio &Miss cor 2835 100 ane Camb pref., 43 500 West Unton Tel. 66% 300 Quick Mining... Gals @ 52 200 Pitts, FLW & Chie 100 32 WOAGOeTHRR 3 Third Seasion—2:30 P.M. A e 72 ahs N ¥ Cont... 100 {fudeon River... (e0 Mich So & N 1. 100 Unie #NW..... 36% + 100K Ils 100 do. i 50 Teywerarod'e.n T2)g 200 Ros yd e509 8 Caroiloa, nb Gs 69 Mick 3 Ohio &Mies cer 257; 100 Mich 109 che Canton Co... $415 f00 do, Q70 Weet Union Tel, 68% 200 Iilinols Cent..., 2 100 Quick Mining... 63%; 600 Cleve & Pate... 6 200 Mariposa Mining 156i do. laripeee naig chica NW os 1000 Erie Ri, 100 do ee 8 “ Pitta, FLW A Obie 10634 Me Alvom RR 100 % 8 + 108% rr : "tae WOT WEWRR,,.. 45% COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tworenay, Sept, 200-67 M Asuna, —Receipte, 11 bble. The market for both pot And peas continued quiet, but prices were unchanged. Breapsrorrs —Receipte, 17,166 bbie. four, 1,100 do. corn mol, 6,518 basbels wheat, 68,999 do. corn, 10,791 do, cate, and 10,333 do. barley. There was more activity ja the market for State and Weetern four, aad an ad. vance of be. a 10: oe eitabliahed, the sales comprising 14,000 bbie, at thr wotations annexed. fouth- ern flour war |p ‘sy comand ata Might advance. Bales 1,200 bole, Mo sales of Oanada flour transpired, end Prices were wholly nom\nal. Rye Hour, although quiet, raled firmer, Sales 200 bbls. at $5.90 0 $640, Of corm meal we have no sleet to report, bat toe market ruled firma at our quotations. We quote: — 0 cs 78 a 00 be 1% 210 966 81140 114 018 Um 212 6 Bw «160 nominal. in Bde. galoe. bee ‘also To, a 2c,, with an im) ‘ed demand, the sales footing up 100.000 bushels at 47c, a Sle. for Milwaukee, 43c. a49 tc. for Chicago, 570. for Delaware, and S5c, for Iowa. Rye, though quiet, ruled frm; sales 12,000 bushels Western at 90°., and The, for damaged do, Harley and malt con- tinued dull and nominal. receipts of flour and grain at Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland at the dates named are thus reported: — amen Week ena in Be ie en 8. Sept. 15, Flour, ahd 300 106,800 10,800 Wheat, bushels,. 892,600 838,500 orn. 918,400 1,285,700 Oates, Pr 168,400 “167,800 456, Barley oe 41,900 41,400 74,200 Correr.—We heard of no transactions, but the market was without decided change, Corton.—Thero was less activity in the market, the rain storm tntortoring with business transactions some- what; prices, however, were well sustained; sales 1,900 bates, We quote:— U; Florida, Mobile. N.O.&T. Ordinery.... Pid 27 oT Good ordinary 30 3086 at Low middling. 3336 uM 36 Middling..........854¢ 864 id Fraicurs were quiet but firm, business to Liverpoo! being restricted by the advance in corn and cotton. The engagements were:—To Liverpool, 30,000 bushels corn (part Inst evening) at 5d., 50 tons oil cake in bags on rivate terms, and per steamer 60 bales cotton at 5-16d, ‘o London, 260 tons oil cake, in bags, 173. 6d. ; 120 do. in bbls, 203. 1,000 bbls. rosin, 2s, a 2% 8d, per’ 240 Ibs; 40 bhds, tobacco, 288. 9d. ; 100 tons measurement goods at 158, 2.178. 6.; 7,500 bushels corn at 6d,, and 1,000 do, barloy at 61f4, To Antwerp, 400 bbls.’ rosin at 28., and 600 do, petroleum at 5s, 3d. a 5s, 6d. The charters aro:—A Britieh bark, 2,600 bbls, petroleum to Liverpool ‘on private terms; a Prussian bark 4,000 bbls. to Rio, $1, ba a ship, 900 tons, to San Francisco, coal, on private rms, Hines.—The market continued quiet bat firm. Tho only sale wo heard of was 1,700 Central American on private terms, Mossra, Hunt & Brown quo Buenos Ayres at 220. a 22sgc ; Buenos Ayres, 2lc, a 213¢0.; Montevideo, 20¢. a 21c.; Rio Grande, bey es a 196.5 Orinoco, 18¢, a 18340.; California, 18440, a 190. ; Con- tral American, 16c. a I6}gc., gold, usual selling; Mata- moros, 18c. a 19¢,; Vera Cruz, 16c. a 163g¢., bat bidos. Motasaa.—Sinco the considerable sales reported reptieen 4 nothing of importance has transpired, the usiness being confined to small lota, Prices, however, were unchanged, Nava STores.—Cende turpentine was nnchanged; spirits turpentine quiet at 6534c. a O8c,, ab which prices however, holders, manifested but little disposition to operat ‘the inside prica, aud 100 were quiet, sho rain storm holders fenerally demanding $4. bbis, Common and common strained, to arrive ex-sbi P; inpled) at $4; also 1,000 bblu:at $6 for No. 2; $5 48 ‘ ‘Tar was (ung 240, 51% for No. 1, a ai “ray, Mnsoed Vile quoting $18 30, < Boticed in our last, 20 tu. private torna Perrouuya,—Receipts, 8,451 bbls. decidedly ower, belng’ olfered. at 200.02 close, without palea to report, Bonded wi heavy, closing, however, with’ some hol 44)40.'for standard white; gales 2,000 bbls, at 43c. for prime light straw to white, and 440. a 44 ce. for standard in Philadelphia ‘the market was steady bat 7,000 bbia, prime light straw and white at ber and November, and 42<0, for Decem- ber, bott buyer's option, Froviioxs.—Receipts, 6 bole, pork, 190 do. beef. The pork market opened dull and a shade iower, but closed tirm with @ fair demand, at $33, cash, for new mena. The sales {or immediate delivery wore 6,500 bbit, at $523 95 a $3310 for new mows, $31.a $3125 for old do. and $00 for prime; also, for tnture delivery, 2,250 bole. Aow inves, for September to January, ut $38 a $85 , seller's and buyer's option. Brot wag In mode- rate dewand and firm, with sales of 450 bbls at $13 a $18 for new plain mess, and $18 a $24 for new extra do, Beef haine wore dull but frm. The demand for cat meats continued moderate, but full prices wore obtained. Sales 420 phys at 1Sc.'a 200. for hams and 143¢0. a Y5e. for shoulders. Bacon was dult and nominal. The market for lard continued quict and Bhices were icc. lower. | Sales 430 bila. ab 1712, a 10. Butter was unchanged at Abe, n 4c. for Sinte, ‘tle, a 9 for Weetern and $60 for Orange county pails, Choose ruled dali aud hoavy at 10¢, al7}ge, for common dairy to choice fastory made. and $4 60 for strained, was unchanged. Cenenots atl Cringe 480. for Oc Soar —The markot for raw ruled quiet, there boing scarcely any bustuess transacted beyound a fow gules to the trade at unchanged prices. ‘The 2alos were 400 hh¢s., chiefly at Le a 12c., aud 1,653 boxes Havana at i0}f0. @ 116. Refined was quiet at 14340. a 16140. for harde Srxarane —We notice sales “of 40,000 Iba, at 19),0. 205. ; also 10,000 line, grease mt 9346. a Llc, Tautow was unchanged, Saies 110,000 Ibs, at 12)c, a 12KC, famey.—Recelpta, 282 Wbls. ;was moderately active. Belen 70 bole, in bond at 40c,, and $00 do, oid at 4c. tn bond. AN INSTANT AND TERRIBLE JUDGMENT. [From the Chicago 17) Whatever vorsion may be given to a ciroumstance that occurred in this city yesterday afternoon, the most thoughtless inust per force admit that tho result is both strange and stagiti well caleulated to jurn the ee- rious man w more found meditation, and ever sta the reckless man In bis coures, A man of robust health and in the prime of life !# accused of a crime ander elr- cumstances of almost positive proof of pit and while he calls upon God to bear wituess to his innocence, is struck dead almost before the appeal has left his lips. Incredible as the circumstances may appear, they aro lit- erally truc:—A little over a year ago thero lived in a small village in Sweden a man by the game of Rosencrist, whose ostensible pursuit was that of a tatlor, but ramor had it that his principal reveaus wes derived from poaching and stealing, aud at last this impression ‘was so strongly confirmed that he suddenly left that lage to evade the arm of justice. He came to this co try about eight months ago and took up hia residence tn Chicago, where he in worked at bis trade. Having family he fonnd it jeult to support them in the city, and, consequently, sent them ona farm about fourteen miles from Chicago. He therepon took lodgings at boarding house, No. 144 Burnside street, and for a time no suspicions were entertained as to bia character. Recent!y severai valuable articles belon; boarders atthe house were found to be mi , but no clue aa to the tor could be detected. Yesterday afternoon another theft was discovered, and the proofs of guilt pointed directly to Rosenerist, no one else having beea pear the apartment since the time the articles stolen were lust xeon, On beim acoused be stoutly denied the theft; but, no credence waa given to the denial, he a (row more passionato, and, lifting up bis band toward heaven, exclaimed that he hoped bis “tongue would rot iu hia mouth, head drop from his shoulders, aud God shrike him dead on the spot’’ if he was guilty. No sooner had there words oscaped his lips than he suddenly began to reel and stagger, and before support could be given he fei! to the foor—dead, Tho excitement this tueldeot created among the bystanders can better be imagned than dereribed, Strong men stood paralyzed, women falated and none wore apeak for some minutes, The occurrence was #0 horri- ble, this apparent retribution so terrible, that men doubted their senser, But the dead man remeined prov trate on the floor, a ghastly proof of the reality. The rumor of this elrange and starting fatality oon sprent tbrough the neighborhood, and ina few minutes the house waa Oiled with horror-sirieken Tone of whom doubled that the band of God was thus mado visible, A physician waa called, who pronounced the cause of death to be disease of the heart, produced by over-exciiement. The body has been conveyed to the dead bouse, where an inqnoet will be held to-day, “SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR Wew 66 yous—Ters ONT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 20,1468, Cleared. Siesroehip ME Livingaion, Bakery Bayannah—Livingasa, rere Giecmnahip Seviee, Sherman, Savannab—Garrtemn &@ Al te Sioamship BB Souder. Lockwood, Chartemon—Livingston, Fox & Co, Steauwbip Stertkyht, Pedvick. Wilmington, NO—Arthur ¥. Btoainebyp Bi Cid, Hobart, Newbern, NO Biamehip Mery Sanford: Kudcit, Rewwe—W P Ciro ciisauaship Thetis, Walker, Bosea—Neptuse Blesmship 0. Ship Continent, Maxey, Ant: ‘Coton Navigation ( hs 4 Pmil Saveerp— Ruger ites. 2 Bhp Aen iiirera), Wook. Bre 4 \ *, Hare Anta Bea: wale, ice dee Ber. thond & Co. Berk Tomas Terry (Br), Maloney, Genoa—Brett, fon & ary romeris (Prem), Jacking, Rio Jeneiro—E Pa ‘edt 8 Co. i 5 He hm Ie, Remington, favaprah—Banily. enh & Co. (Be), Dow: Oportomtrujitio 4 Coredig (Hr), Brans, Hambur, B yeow Vining Bane. Pike, Leguayra tod Porte Cavello— 4 By fh W Moveatt, Payeou, Asyinwall—Merchant & Car. it Bacelator (Br), Cooper, Ata MeColl & Frith, Bir E ae ear fare ~ fe! {i Hoof, Bum Cay—J ‘ 4 ght Abbie i Pit Mallory Mohr Bustle J Riront, Atrout, Jacksonville-Pimpron & Schr J BP Myers, Yau Cleat, Witeington~Van Bront & "ir Fyn » Hatloete, Pesta Tpae 2 Saw ae Stal. Bax M ood aoe L a base, Ruseell, Ceoreetown, DCM 1. MeCrendy ‘Serta cseneerrp eerie, 4 Dor Taian. ear Wood, ir America. Bioamer Fannie, Steamship Bago (not Havens) cfd 19th for Havana, Tho sales wore 160 bbis. at , in bond, at 693¢0, Rosins having had tho effect of re- stricting Ydsiness somewhat, Common was steady, with The sales were 650 English, 1 *Taitfon to the sales Wero gold on thé sot on * was dull and inst, at the mouth of Para river, passed steamship South Amerioa, bound to Kio Janetro. amship Eataw, Hazard, Savannah Bop Fad with mdse, ¢ to Garisou & Alle: at |. Rot agpan wtteauier’ showing Post & Santen’. siguale bound Bt iy. 8 rk Chilton, bound N; same day, 6 PM, N of Frying: oals. saw steamship Geo Cromwell, hence for New ; lath, off Hatteras Shoals, passed’ aieataalsip North Pont, bound 8. Steamship James $ Green, Fairchild, Georgetown, 80, 8 Norfolk, with hi days, With naval alors, to J W Elwell & saship Niacara, Gouch, Richmond and No n & Palmore. ‘iichmond pid Nortoix, ‘9, idee and pasnengers, to @ Hel with mazar, Sicamentp Hatteras, Alexan with mdse nd passengers to Li Ship George Green, Spencer, B &o, to Chas 2 Green. Had the trades ‘Ocoan; war 43 days to the coast of Nat meridian of the Cape of ood Hopes, ene t und 22d June, ; lost overboard) fails, ke; sightod n large slip, with topmmasts gone, Had Mmosualon of westerly AlO8 thromgtout in the vicinity of Aguihaa Bank: was 18 lays from the Cape to St Helena; to the Equator, 14 orai crossed tn lon 2 Wy since, had variable winds, slormy and ‘Aug, lat 11 28, lon $3, spoke an English bark, from 8, H water tanks, lost spa ghae for New York. Ship Goshawk (Br), Robinaon, Calentia, 137 days, with mise, to masier.. Pansed Cape of Good Mope July 18 and St Helens Sint. “Sept 10, Int 2354, ton 64 Zi, exchanged alg- nals with bark Topeka, standing NE. Bark Finzel (Br), Hicks, Shanghae April 18, with teas, to order. Passed Cape of Good Hope July 16. Bark Hadaseal (Br), Dickson, Manila. May 18, via St He; leva Ang 7, with hemp, ‘to master, Passed Cape of Good Hope July 23; croased the Equator Aug 18, In lou 47 3). Bark Aloxander McNeil, Andrews, Leghorn, 71 days, with marble. £6. to ¥ Rerthoud & Co. liept 8, in a heavy trom NF, lost a whole nuit of sails: 11th, off Bermuda, spol brig Wilmiugton (Br), from Port Hood’ for Prince Edward Island, with lows of sails and leaky-—would gy Into Ber- muda, Bory, Maracalbo, 25 days, with coffeo, 40, fo, Bark Ilva (Br), to Maitland, Phelps & Bark Paramount (of Boston), Wood, St Jugo, 19 days, with sugar, to masier, Aug 30, no lat, &c. spoke brig Jas Moln- Jamberland Harbor for Now York. ie T gn, Sagua, 19 days, with su- ns. G (Bri, Hooper, Montevideo, 5 days, with Nidea, to Bassett & Nickerson. Aug 13, lat 90 25 8, lon $4 49 W, spoke brig Bolivar, Christian, from Rio Janeiro for New Sept 12, lat 24.87 N, lon 6505, bark Delaware, from Kio Saneive for Deciatat os a leis Secadia tte ail rig Jeannette (Norw), Hasseng, Rio Janolro, lay. : Tat Bane lon 83 40 W, for Chile. collee, to C.J Spence & Co. Aug it, spoko brig Fairy (Br), from Swan Brig Geatern Siar (of Now [aven), Griffing, Port Spain, 20 days, wit molalaes, to Bishop Brow. Brig Robin (Br), Killman, Cardenas, 12 days, with molas- wig Harry & Aub rig Harry ubr age with tat (oT PX FA Dwight Brig Devonshire, Masters, of and in ballast, to G F Pentaton & Co, y Brig Homerang (lr), Edgett, St Jobu, NB, 8 days, with Nevius & Sona, 1, Providence, 'y Mangam, Beveridge, Anx Csyos, 16 days, with coffee, to Mi (Br), Hammond, Salt Cay, TI, 18 ‘om Bermuda, 6 days, & Houghion. ckard, Nassau, ahain, eld, Cow Bay, 16 days, with coal, ta 11 daya, with treo Solr Catawamteak, and logwood, to J 8 inar Behr Maria Hall, we olton, ys, with piling, to fr), Smith, Win Shulee, sor, 15 days, wlth plas. wp ter R Af a Go, She Trade Wind h, Charleston, 8 days. Rehr Walt Hiacom, No Smith, Norwalk Below. ro had ras xfloat, and It proceed'oa pen Baker's Taland for Lagiand, wan dis at Valporatso 37th ult, for repuire. 8 sranciia, from Colla for Ant werp, which put (mo Valparaico in divtress, had repairod, and waa reionding 17th wit Bao Aww (Br). Dann, from Livorpoot fer Haliimore, put with heavy damage, and ny Rane Aneraine taide Norcia, trom New Yo the renf, and wan warped tvod $15,000 (t Mark Ade. 4, an yooun | gery, of und Helle (of and will proceed antie (Br), from St Andr ft off Ine au taut, and put into Green's Lauding 18d inst to repair. Sonn Guesnoy, before reported arrived at Savannah dia. abled, was sold n& sation nt tnat por: 18th inal with ali ber sails, rigging, anchors, chains, bays eo, for B11 50, Sonn Cosmsencry Mullen, from C into Edgartown Ifth for repairs Jib, and *plit foresail, night of | pairs eomy LI), with » oar; went ashore, on & Fook, where abe RoE ts clog up the fnner harbor of ded wil ck making her main boom in threo places, outer ensing of her boiler torn oi for ers, oF The steamer about two feot. Loxpox, Sept 19—Ship Plymouth Rock, from New York, wae on Ofe to-day, receiving only slight damage. Mincetlancour. Sreameme Mereon, which cleared at Boston 19h Inet for the Kast Inties, was neized AM of the 2b by the gow- erniaent authorities. e Nowaxrox (aew) hae been ernon & Co, John 8 Fa d tom, pure id by Joreph ord, ot ipo $i Nock tor cump—At Mystic, Conn, on the Ith inst, from ¢ yan of Charbes Mallory, a fin% bari: of 3) tons, 0 the builder, and not yei ‘named. The folio ngth 130 feet, broadth 32 fent, depth i7th inst, from’ the gardot Mr If il Carn contre board welt of 75 to ad by 8 A Lowe Do, She is intended for ise At Harrington, Me, 11th in & Humble, « bri » 03 Wo commanded by Caps , wha is an owner, ae are the bu iders and parties elsewnere. she ix well acd (oo oughly bulit, and mated Gazelle. Natlee to Mariners. Information has been received nt this office that the Fou wer at Matinjons Light piat First district, was own of the Lith It will be rebuilt ot an early . By order of the i JOUN PortLand, Sept 14, 1466. ase Board DPE, LF Lospector, ist disinet. MEDITONRANBAN! SOUTH COART OF FPAIY—NARROR LuuHT aT CAnTAGERA Tenasvay Deranrer nd 22d of Bepteimbor, 1000, Uh at lie ratrance of te ont t Navidad, from w Ueht, at ap slevation of 20 level of idm clear weasher should be visible frum « distagee of Lon miles, The duminauog spparatua ls cato-divpurte, of the fourth tower is conics! in form, and colored yellow, with Th stan re aa ister at ok & square ight vee pers 08 of 58 feet fr wer of Vota Navid i ww lighttower te given tu tat 397.5545 W B #HUBRICK, Chairman, Whalemen. t, bad caught on Spoken, &e. no, steering N, Beps 5, ta Foreign Ports. Avrwrnr, Sept b—Are Bruina, Bb tiees, Bhiinpsoo, Baltimore, Go. \ Anes, Ang Hellespoot, Briigua Aug.) Silan. Brig Herm Ten sont, 6 Big Mar Arr le, Be ¢ Champion, Palmer, Oar- solar, Jonna M¥orke, Hops Beret, Sept @—Arr Lata r Birues. Sept S—Arr itetd erg NOvlenas ww Sackeon, Cbolfeld, for Calentia, . Plorce, fur do do, Amy Warwter, Ikaw- Hareb, “fur Poogapore, Rowuins, 9 rr Macaulay, Rogers, Cr) aM Je A, Bearee, NYork; #ih, Mongo fant mate Pacaoerm, Nortbwood, Reimers, Trincomalee. Gesoa, Sept 2Arr Koller, ¥ i orn, Hou % * - Morye an i? + Humpareze, > York. Mammen, Rept 6 ‘a, hi Pigre at Coahaven stl, Job lonpner, N York. Livanvoot, Sept Arr ih on, Mille, bt Jobn, NB, 7th, Metropulis, €0; Denmark (n), Thompeon, NYora t out for de th, Tamerighm, Holmes. Philadetphie. avelirr, MoOnimot, bio Janeiro via Cer igtinaon, Wowion and Priiadalp a ™ Frauen, | m iba, Cy of cy ya, Trtoman tor ae, Tata ayer, Feyson, *t, John SM; Beh. Cor Allee, Oe center tk Joh List A Nurtean U neve Hae tor; Cynowire, Blowers, ¥ BOR Woty need 1 Mae Se fre thers 1 loly head boy Pu nowhen, fromm Boston; du, Freeaen ‘iar, Amal, trode we Great Ormenhend M. Merrett Queen, Mutehinsce from for NYore. Don, Bop ba Ary Crandon, Mortem Fr H. Adeinide et Bane. Vow 1 th, Mereoe, n Caruitl aed NY ork aad (ensie’ (rom Grevenend Ti, oa: Mh, Traobon, Chretney. ft wn Fi 5 fa ea ay 4, Avg Arr OF Vier. Pepa cian tae Sar et Be Dre, Ang tin port ny (Rr), Paiva Mea ReS ES ), Poneman. Avg HEnt onl, Crested Wave, King, for arene, 4g }-Ady ghip Grey Lage, Cussevnveg, —TRIPLE SHEET. is Praners ‘Alexasban a. 4, orl (Be}, Christian, f do: Nth, Tall no do; 10th, barks ‘A! aman (Br), | 1M. on Tu Anderson, do: tah, Af Bherwoud (Br), Lecran, do; brig | jock. tue ler Wey. Bl Mi im Honda; "Ith, hark Astrea ' Br), Le Wrog. do; Mih, ; Thin, May Queen | Texak No card, roatrelandet (Sw), Hageian4, NYork, Kewany Tn port Aug 24, ships Cariyles Hopkins, fron, NYork, for | the Mev, fan peisco, condetat Baker (Br), Poults, frou do | daught for Acapulco; bark Undine, Clark, from Paquics for Mal rn more, repe; ship Grey Engle, Ohessborough, for Bal . ih lg: bark Je WP Sot (ithe for Nvork, fig: Rev, B.C, Patnoy, M ton, for San Francisco, do; briga Kedwing, » more, do; Eleanor (Br), for do do, Convoy (eld and ready for sea), ‘The following veasels were at Rio Janeiro Aug 24, loading the cargo of ship Carlyle, fro NYork for Ban Franc mned:—Barks Esther Sophie (Ham), Flora: | by igor (Frus); schre Candace (Pru Mow at On good, Mose P. L. Me ‘or of Josliua Carl An— Mommas 18, by tho Rev of Brooklyn, L. 1., 19—Arr steamship America (Brem), wey, all of this eit AREY daughter of 5. L. Mulford, Esq, of Labo At Ay Ww the residence of the bride'é Septomber 19, MILTON, be? , September 14, by the Wittiam G. Hucus 4 dgowaisr, Staton vous—Rucnanwsow.—At, St Paul's church, Al Rov D a Y., to Rusa, Rev. Dr. Mevatt Miss Lovee, daugh- tor of Colonel David Richardson, late of Galveston, Dizow.—On Wednesday, September 19, bj ©, Ewen, Davin. Kayseoy to Cannix of Jamos Dixon, of thin city, Lowry —Buakney,—On Saturday, September 15, 4. Lowen to Mins Bawa .—On Tuoeday, September b of tho Mowsiah, by the Rev, Sami oueny to Many K. Gaaumrom, 4 ‘emen (and procended), of Cornelius R. Morr Lg 4 Lary maiden 2 Truck feed Antwerp, Albany and Troy ap > im, Sept I—Arr Kapana, NOrieans. , y Br Tuowae, Aue aR Arr beg ‘Omer (Br), Commeati, Bb ae ace fn this city, on Tucaday, September Kitts (and aid Sept for Tark’s Island to toad for Hoston); ark's Episcopalechurch, by the Rew. F. ¥ un FS all, Bt Bi (and sid 4th for I, Mr. Himwey K. Ousew, of Denmark, to Miss Rove Tosgna) pt 4, briga E al Ley? fe ertnbend (aed ae of Brooklyn, ld Oth, to load fc y phia or Balt! au Piatr.—On Wednesday, September 19, ty more); Mary Ellen, Carson, Martinique (and sld 4th for ~ eae : Turks Inland, to load for NYork): vechr Ballie 1 Aiken, | ReV G. Ee Greer B.D.) Pumxnio Waucee to Revetame Munday, Philadelphia; Sth, brige Yulia Bartlett, Bartie ¥ aug c. ! of this city. Guadaloupe (and sid 6th for Navassa), Cl, mith, Hat: ‘OUNGE—SWOT WR dneeday, September 1% Marloique (and #}d Ot Turk's 1 to load for | at the residence of the bride's father, by tho Rev, J. B ¥, e, Gorham, | Wakely, @, Younor o Mixsis A., eldest daughter of D. for Bt John A. Shotwell, Eaq., ail of thia city, No car 2, beige Nellie, Taylor, 8 Croix; Lewis Clark, | ke hn, Pasar i nd aud NY jenrge ¥ bark Gideon I Anrattama,—-On Tugeday event mn’ port, Kept tor Tork's toe | AMAAWAM®, In tbe 86th weur Of hi ‘aaae Sete Gora. Sfebsting, for | The relatives and friends of the {arniiy NYork; sohr Sallie J Aitken, Mun- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late renb dence, 107 Wost Twenty-bixth nireot, this (Friday) orm St Growans (Heri Sept 4—Cld brig Spar Me- | ing, at nine o'clock, Phorson (from Norfolk), Demerara Tn port Ith, briga Henrietta (fr per, for NYork 15ih THA Pitt, Covoll, from NYork, arr 10th (eee Marine Dis) Trinsra, Sept L—Sid Vers Cras, Perk ork. American BOSTON, Sept 19—Arr 6; sohex Torpedo, |. | Philadelphia. Bast Indies; Ashland, Norton, NYork: fon of Union and Lotw agyd 28 years. invited to attend the fu barks A W Stetson, Brown, ort Chalui Whippte at Lord, Palladelphia; schra Cabot, Bacon, NYork; Star, Cro wo 1. do; J-Hi Moore, Nickerson, and Eapross, Brown, Phila deiphia’ Sid steamer Boaphoras. Dih—Arr steamers Kenalngt Nereus, Bearae, and WP Clyde, Panny Hazard, Vendovi, and T W @r Roman, from Philadelph!a. BALTIMORE, Sept 10—Arr sohra Rerzen, 7 i homas. Robins NYork Cla ahip J Netge, New Orleans; "ow is New York; chr do, Below steain 191 Madivon wt o'clook, Baume san aye. in o'gock Te nt briea t The Ass 1k—Arr Kiyn, W. detplia: W: Howe, Hard A Drosser, Nateh, and Harp, Are city of # fur f thelr lat don, Kno _BDOPIBA Phra Beanor, Rio} f oe 4 jo ior f phiay I s ggortt pho 1 ror Waskingtom, DCt Ob Hranch, Poway TH # ak | 4a for NYork. ‘nr Wor r ‘el | a 1 wot BRISTOL, opt 1 ~Arr # rule i Th do, Sd voli fon. bo, ite Sin tth, Chase Bape ihm Are ston hark Milton relative and fr to attend tue f trent atur Jaen | hire Aurora, Dotty y ” i , Agnew, Oi ' ol ory War OOD, Wave ¢ Snow. NY ot to-day (Friday). Dexstow,—On a the 73d y ives and f Lodge moress Car Klacd, (Pr), Vora Crazy barks Paivfader, 91 ova, Ames, NYork, | Cl ung Shuey, Hildreth Duet, Hovre, bark TC it NOMPFOLK, Sept li—ary ach Robineon, 9 Taward Jamoyer, | ip WRURY IC Ame lta xiEW and Reounli dr, Carte Bernuibuy DWT, fey IT—Arr + A Hugel, i 70s RD PORD, Sept IB—Arr toh « NYork a neon, I'htindeiphia; ii for NWork t. wobe b sole AL Son if CO. NEW HAVEN, ond Luny Jones, ” Orange county, aw, W. 0. Reate, Ka Pawnee, feat whe L PoP . fron de neon, ot one o'clork. Aner I. and al nerve PRR wel Kain va long Moa, Howons % w fini Pordand, Wi Coli io, Fell b ¥ Ames, French, do. I, Beale, Orien 77, Bucka w 16 Thames atend the fi on wvende, The woe ot Wer w wireet corner of Marcy Mrrow. —At Mara day, gep' +4 ond Keveliw: adelp pie PORTE: uh tucker brige Inhe in Veert bis Tene lobe. Mray, Viton! w 113 Degree roreet, nrvew —le Soe Kiya stlor & short ens, Konnndy orton, New Semdon, Ce svied Wo a! ove o clocs oo Meow D DEATHS. MARRIAGES AN from hee Morried. Riny—Seorr On Wednemtay evening, Pepiember 19, et ft. Clement's chareb, ork, by the Wer. Thee dore A. Raton, Lavin of the late James A , both of thin obty Bomeers Harrie —On Wedowwday, hept. 19 by tne | 1. Rev. L. & Weed, Mr. Jone R. Bunwerr to Mies Many F 7 relat’ attend the faneral, om a erne—meventa’ doreay Wetnestey; Sep. | Tarver’ onn—lore —Ia a 7; Tei . i tornber 19, by Rev. Dr PD. Van if, Ame V. Boocne Visa eB oe derwy Cny. wkte, Poerrs! om Reinrtag Apams —On Thursday, On Wodnenday, ks ry is of the family ar orul, from the re o cob, this (Frida Wednosday, Baxwax, tho beloved and only da Cathariny T, A. Bronnan, aged 2 years, 9 montha aud 10 and friends of the ted to attond the funeral, from ber No 11% Basex erect, Uus (Friday) afte v ary Low end um a +9 4 ua and from thee Wednesday, ear uf rh ond ratornity us general, ary invited to attend y, om Care eave Hudson, iver Railroad depot, Thirty-frnt street, at nine A.M. E von, at tare6 o'olock. wh vie (Friday) aftorneon, py ember 19, Trows Om Wetnestay rh and de ar of her age \ afiorn ye. ren, om Wednn yours end 3h rtd om, Keunare B nvited to attend the tunaeel, frow be Rrookiye, wee ot he ty generally eatay la, henderson, " a 16 Amith street, eh, Butew, Peron, % York woe . Men A.M, end the fratern Members of Union lotgs, No 627, ae “adh - eas Wea POTN, OC. Rope IT Ary erate hip of Geer ©. Mewar 1s Bopt fer! 4m ai Sept ara roque ste, ) afternoon, Jt, FIN, Gr {the te Lain ra ’ i age. AM Haven On Thoreday, September fe of J county Cort, Iretaad, ves and frienda of the fatmlly are invited to faneral, from the residene her , this (Friday) eh Reptemh b W thie . omar ahter of Jacob i the residences of her ton place, Bowen, on ratardsy afiermoos, at Heptomber 19, st ten P. M. aged 73 years, of Bal ation of Rxompt Fico Reptember 20, Gar, youngest A Funeral at the residence of hie parents, No. 5% Wost Forty-fifth street, this (Friday) morning, at ten a’elock. Diotan —On Thursday, September 20, OLacw Buauma, The fronds and relatives of the family are reapoctfully era}, corner Throop avenue and pot, Ltrooktyn, KD. On Wednoaday, September 19, Anna » H. and Josephine J. roots, residence, aon, at two wa OF the 4 attend tae » ha’ N, View ¥ "vem dont family aro reepeclfully ca church, Write [part twoxe'clook, saber 19, Cimon are roupecttutt enidance of his t Houston olreot, 20, afer a tong and wif of Pabrick Clorke, tio fouitly are reepeottatty frow wer inte rend ne, tay, September 1%, Rarwm Caawa, athe i friends of the fa: lly aro rexpect- (ond the faners!, from the rontdende of M. Var Voriok rtreot, (hie é, September and eident 4 Anaw, aged OR Friday) eflernens, ingion Lodge, Mo, #10, eve’ Vo a Ott OV, at the are nun tavited 'o stteud, ¥. Davey, (althe tho family are rewpectfutty” frou his late reeidence, this (Pvigay) afternoon, Soplember 19, of rheusmetton, ot one on froma bor late residence, 49 to Calvary Comovary, September 19, Ouven © of Lie family, the membherw ot the { New Knert.—At Englewood, N. J., on Thursday, Boptem- ber 20, Sram K, Eviners, in al hereafter, 0 Oth year of hin age. Be voit, Mick, at the resideace of bis son-ia- law, Robert Howe, Keq. on Monday, September 1%, Gate Sus. Ber, io lie That year, The reiatives and friends are invited jet hon i from his late residence, 244 Jay street, iyn, thie (Friday) afterneoe, at two o'eloek. Lvenses.—On Honday, Beptember 16, wear Middletown, Y¥., at the residence of ber soo-tm- Mre Renan Kennesaw, widow of * Oberioe Fierro, aged OF yours, 6 mouths and 16 days. Western papers please copy. ¥eur,—On Thursday morni W, Fev, wife of Kawla M. Feit, hington Wheelwright, Raq. ? friends of the family are invited to from her late reckdenos, Fily-stath etroet, on Maeae chee Ye dt. ‘eet ta! Dette uf at Wellesley, later, » (amily are respectfully: om ber take fewidence bm paiween Vily-ninth end Bist thie (Friday) afternoon, at two o'elorte ineral of the late Mre Ronemr Late wilt ot 0 Mo Ashton, Monroe enue, Brovklyo Ce youngest san of in the Ob year of bie 19, Mancaney, ot Caplan Thome o, ot two o'clock, from atin ot Colon: tered Workers. fhe fomiy ore tavitet to thee (Virtday) after rere, veo of the farotly ere row dale raidencs, Mo. Sal fepumber 19, Jace, wife Oo Teeter morning widew of Howry Stel io the 29th your af her age. The triewte and reaiives of the family are ti spat the fooeral, Ube (Friday) a! tom her lete residence, Ko, oy G18 Beoned 18, Cam” he ee friends of the family are Invited to attend the reedence, 110 Wort Forty ww Toartas,—On Wed bitty. oo ee and friende of the farnily © morning, #00 , Regtnanber Of Abrahem Torture. Faners) service on tater Th. We. per breher, Dav 1 UO wuaenory..On Wetacedey, Neptewber 18, Mogsme to Menoaneg Lovina Boren, daughter of Jobe Boyce, of | Varomnmner, in the 684 year of b The relatives and freed of © as belhpett tow ly are respect! lly from tis late ree ets oe oes, Invynd tp etfend the funers, a ‘toecty forth sreat, thus (¥rday) eflersors, Ps ‘Wienta.—On Thoretay moroing, f Varsssn, onty som of Peter and Ce aged Speers, J monte Awl Gaye wad fi *) nant tee (Fvie8y starnene Vout ocho, from the h arenta, in Dorgee. rf tre Kips, on setey, Rephember Leaus K, ooly LAL oot May AW ~uet lye, * twa hs 4 ore) from the rexcdence of ber par Pighterath qaee. cear Fifth evense, thie ‘raory aerocte, - ls ~ ote ‘orem. Oe Toureday morn: >, Wa wom Cason em of Joemph oad ever, Age “dS Marre a, toract } | os peng the tener ia ete we ond, from O15 Ket aye