The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1866, Page 8

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ———eeeeee A@muxpaimns 4 Vicroxy.—Charles L. Rathbone, @ young aman possessing a great deal of muscle anda very fery Monstache, was arraigned before Justice Ledwith yester- fay, charged with having beon grossly intoxicated on tho provious evening. It may bo proper to state here that in the police courts throe stagss of inebriety are recognized. A man may be “tight,” which is when he hay had enough to make bim feel jolly, and when he becomes rather thick in bis speech. In this case the offender {s usually let off with a reprimand, save when he happens te have been brought up before, in which ease a penalty te invariably imposed “‘on principle.” He say bo drupé, when the alcoholic beverage manifests ts sway by inducing the unfortunate victim to show ‘the most prominent traits of his character, Thus, if his @isposition is affectionate or cheerful, he is usually found by the policeman with his arm gracefully er- gtreling a lamppost, and talking to itin a yor. pps Sal mann Tr his natore is quarrelsome, he is con- stantly laboring under the impression that he has been muulied, aud is anxious to Mght any one and every- body. The third stage of intoxication is when the Victim is grossty drunk, Here he may be in that stato wlcn be canuot lie on the ground withont holding Yrst to someibing, or when the pavement manifests a disposition to dy up and hit him violent blows on the ho may be so far gone that he slumbers in the poll or om the aldewaik, oblivious of all around him. iden the second and third stage the inobriate never secapes puntsiiment, and is usually subjected to a fine of $10. When the officer found Charles Rathbone, that in- @ividual was a long way past all the troubles and cares of this worl. He lay with both feet tenderly rare ‘by a salt barrel, while his head was carelessi: ‘ender a pile ‘of boards. Wheu the officer of hye neat gtambled upon him, the young man was slumbering £0 ully and ouy that he was loth to disturb him, Eis duty ehowerer, told him to arrest bit, and Rath- one was siouldered and borne to the tation house. Whe next moruing he apologetically stated to the Justice wet he bad been “playing a match over gt Hoboken; that his nine had been victorious, and that that was all be remembered till now, As he had bevn enrotled under the class of “the grossly drunk’? be was subjected to tho usual st pend of $10. A Hovss ix Brooxiys Exrersp anp Ronsep—ARREST ev Two oF THe Taeves,—Early on Thureday morning he residence of Mr. Theophilus Anthony, on Lafayette avenue, near Clawson avenue, Brooklyn, was broken ‘tmto by burglars, who offected an entrance through the vem door, The house at the time was deserted, the family being absent in the country. The burglars took ‘what ever was portable, in all property to the amount of eevera) hundred doljars, and then made their escape, ‘Pho family returned to find the house open and rifted, Dut were able to gain no clue tothe perpetrators, Yes. terday morn ing a pawnbroker came in great haste to the Tenth precinct station honse, and eaid that there were ‘Then in his shop two boys, who had offered in pawn two ilk drosses which he tuought had been stolen. Officers ‘were at once despatched and reached the pawn- broker's piace in time to prevent the escape of the two youths, who, becoming alarmed, were just about Wo foe. The property was taken to the station house, end Mr. Anthony shortly after arnved and recognized ‘the dresses as among the articies stolen from his house onthe previous morning. The culprits, whose names are Samuel ell and Charles Williamson, and who are see respectively sixteen and nineteen years, stated they had gone to the house incompany with two ‘ether persona, who were missing, and that these latter had entered the house while they themsel:es had re- e@eived the stolen goods outride. The prisoners were yes- terday committed by Justice Mansfield for trial at the ‘Genera! Sessions. Bap Boys Sent Ur.—Patrick Haley yesterday appeared Before Justice Ledwith to charge James and John Dougherty and George Claven with having stolen from hhim boards and umber and sundry petty articles at dif- ferent times. The boys are said to be inveterate little @hfeves. They were all sent before the Commissioners Public Charities and Corrections, An Ixpivivvat Wirnour 4 Namm.—The last offender @alled up to receive the usual dispensation of justice eaterday at the Jefferson Market Police Court was name- fess on the docket, for the policeman who arrested him while he was lying drunk in the street the night before Sailed to elicit from him any informatien whatever. He wasan object woll worth a study. His age could not have been more than twenty-five, and the style and ma- Serial of his garments showed that he had been got up ‘wb an eye entirely for effect. His hair was red, almost and clustered about his head in a huge fro’ ieep il whiskers, in the English style, were of ‘tho sly long. Hie stand- Eecaier was nearly buried beneath a superabundance necktie of a violently bluish cast, He wore a green Poat, cut short, and which fitted so tightly that Shere were deep creases where the buttons met in front. His were of white flantiel, and were #0 close as convey tho impression that they had ere gl ‘was wet, so that when it became dry the ee bee ‘so great that their wearer had been unablo be appreciated hue and eS iat it thi bh ts tragic as his costume, Bisnoxrat Enoxy.—Ann Mitchell, a coal-hued matron, with a huge sunbonnet, appearod yesterday at the Jeffer- gon Market Police Court, to bring a charge of larceny — a o zomng female of muddy cream color, who name of Julia Lee. The latter was em- acavens by t the complainant ee meate peret= evidence of her thieving Sard feito. sncquo from her pawoeds | F old lady accused riod or the Seen was to confess. Tali on. coaiiaited BZ Justice Led- with for trial at the Special Sessions. A Horr.ees Cass. —W. H. Lane was yesterday brought before Justice Ledwith, having been grossly drunk on the previous evening. To the inquiry where he lived, lb that he came “from the country.” “Well, What part of the country?” asked the Justice. ‘“itgs- fa laconically roel Boe: the prisoner. ‘Here, Sergeant, i@ man co; punishment won't reform him, he's er ’ and the hopeless case departed, hanging a pe. SES Preuate,—Mre. Bridget McCatherine is a Rerdworking woman, with a large family, living on West Sixteenth street. For months she has suffered from the persecutions of her ill-natured neighbor, Mary Faire On Thursday the evil disposition of the latter its climax, when meeting ine in passage between the two houses she had some words Lx" ‘and then, almost without struck the shoulder and on the ‘80 that the blood Bone cay from her wounds poor woman's she appeared In court yesterdry, was bound =p with bey ervey stained with bl and her rance Indicated that she had bern badly injured. The justice ordered the defendant to stand committed for trial. Comnanive Srmuts.—Frank Kenny and Edward Cun- mingham, on Monday night, drank so much fighting whiskey that its influence extended to their outward ao- Mons tosuch av extent that they set-to in the street. A Ping was speedily formed by th peace bad been fought, chiet javor of Canning- nD the police interfored arrested the privci- The next ‘earl a they both presented an appear- ‘Ance so Iugubrious and distressed that the Justice, Seink. thom (o be sudiciently punished already, let them Foust teeed gets alley enemas af Ax Ov Vacnast.—Elien Smith, a squalid and de- graded looking female, who has been a frequent visitor at tho Exsex Police Court ever since its institution, was torday brought op again for vagrancy. Justice Mans- committed the old hag Wo Blac well’s Island for Owelve months. A Wasnrawowx Strats Han Exrioren’s Crorim. —Mra. Balin Korper vesterday made complatnt, at the Jefferson Market Police Court eee wn neh MOAR ue of $21, to wash. After a week her clothes not being returned, she grow vlog Sour, and procured the arrest of Mrs, Devoe, It waa as Sortained that she had pawned the articles, The prisoner 4 for trial io defanit of $300 bail. A Bartenpan i Dirnecury—Tweet of a VaLcaRne Monae, WAGON anv Hanvem —Mr, Frederick W. Dencke, who lives at the Philsdeiphin Hotel, corner of Battery place and West sircet, is tho owner of a fast trotting horse, box wagon and rot of barneee, On Thy evon- Ing Nr. Denoke, who had been out ter 0 anive, Giopoes fn frout of promises No, 19 Abingdon square,’ and left Ais horse standing in street. Directly afterwards a young man unfastened the animal, jom into the fragon ant drove rapidly down town. The thiet war beoquently 4 in the lower part of officer of the Fifth precinct. The pri. 6 his name as Robert and ways he Wes vy cornpation, He ts tt yearsof and lives ar 387 Washington street, aoe" was taken Doefore Justice Dowling, who committed him for triai in detauit of $1,000 bai Niowr Warcasay Caanoeo wirt LARoRsY.—At 2 inte hour on Thursday night two officers of the First precinct Aiscovered a couple of men walking down Broad strect with what appeared to be four boxes of cigars im their Porseesion, As the officers rocehope the men became frightened and ran away, but were pursued and arrested. men, who proved to be nant watchmen employed in pg States public stores 66 Broadway, an ae Henry Beekman atd B. Pernice rae oe ones had bor of “ wo wae the pablie pn Ny | hefere ‘yens, ° pal Ly ce Dowling and entered complain! seen the era, charcing them with peti 8 La ra, It wae thonght, would make some lay inpplicat ing other parties tp rr joining, 0 RO. pF stores, Dut they failed ommived Boake 03d Qecaz ia tha, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. await tri ‘The stolen cigars, which are valued at $15, Lelong to itaporters Whose nates did not transpire, Suoorme ar A WomAs.—Rosanna Read charged Wil- liam Watson with maticiously ring at ber, Watson admitted that he fred his revolver, but did not alm at the plaintiif; he oniy fired it in order to intimidate Miss Read, The evideuce was very conficting, sud m order to lear more on (ue sndject Judge Connolly adjourned further hearing until this morning, PROBABLE MURDER OF A WOMAN. She is Dangerously Berten—Three Parties Arrested—-Ante-Mortem Examination. ‘A deadly assault was committed upon the person of Mra. Elizabeth Russe, keeping a lager beer saloon at 821 ‘Third avenue, on Wednesday evening, by three men named James Cullen, alias Curley, Daniel and Patrick Loonie, aided and assisted by another individual whose name has not transpired. After Cullen had struck Mrs, Russe on the head with a heavy club, he and his confederates left the saloon and made their escape. Curley and the brothers Loonie were subsequently found secreted in a stable in Fifty-third street, betwen First and Second avenues, and arrested by tho Ninc- teenth precinct police. On Thursday morning the pris- oners were taken before Justice (onnolly, at the Fifty- seventh street Police Court and liberated on bail. Cor- over Naumann su) nently hearing that Mra. Russe was considered in a critical condition from the effcts of the violence inflicted, ordered the rearrest of the partirs, and the brothers Loonie were again taken in charge, but Curley having become frightencd has decamped, or hts friond are secreting him from public view. Below will be found the statement of Mrs. Russe, and also the tes- fangs of several other witnesses, who were sworn be- foro the Coroner, STATENENT OF MNS. CLIZABETH NUSEE. On Wednesday evening last, mbout half-past six o'clock, I was in the saloon, sitting down by a table; four men were standing npat the’ bar and were very noisy: L requested them to stop, as they were not the only gentlemen in the room; then ‘they commenced using very rongh Langu: se. calling me everything they poralbly eoald th Tmace therm no answer, but turaed tay biek toward iat they auill kept on abusing me; [got up of the chair and told them if they could nse no beiter langiiage they bad bet- ter leave the hovse; when I got up {found that the man who cucsequently struck me was behind my chair; Lasid him te leave if he could not use better lancuage; at that one of the party went behind the bar and struck my uncle; T Went behind the bar to save my uncle and one of the party said * bring him out, that’s the man T wont;” they got my uncle down on the fidor end were beating bim when the ran who had been so abusive tome, T think hix nate ts Thivnced to me nnd atrigk me’ over the head with a heavy stick he had in his hand; Twas knocked senseless on the floor and f don't know what t nce after that, TESTIMONY OF AUGUST! Augustus Baus, being duly swo: po 1 rosie on the corner of Fifty-fourth sirect end Third avenue: hones wine saloon under Mrs. Russe’s place; on Wednes- day night between alx and sevan o'c clock, 1 was sittin ded weithag when T beard an unusual uprosr up stairs tn saloon; I immediately rushed up stairs, when T mon I identided by the name of James C Russe over the head with a heavy alicl him use the full force of his arm; he was a lange, ne fell on the floor jusensibie: at the same ti was lying on the floor already beaten: thereupon { dup achair to defend her. and went down staira for help; when I returned the men had fled; I identify the man who struck Mi 880. TESTIMONY OF THOMAS P. SOPER. Thomas P. Soper being duly aworn, depinas and anya:—T reside at No, $38 Third avenue; C was’ at Mra, Russe’s place Talia dhauday evaniie nt the thne of ihe fracas; 1¢ wae be- tween six and no'clock; Land another young man were sitting down ata table; Mrs. Russe was talking to us too, and these men who committe” the assault were sianding up to the bar; they were making considerable noise; Mrs. Knsse requested thein not to make so much noise; one of them full: “we pay for what we get” Mrs, Russe sald that ft was no more than they should Mra, Russe turned her back to them, when they com- menced to abuse and blackguard" her; one of the men went behind the bar to ber uncle and struck and pulled him from behind the bar; they got him over tow: th buck of the room; two of thé men had hold of the, man who strudk Russe deat him save the hand ig ™ Rosse went to man struck her over stick he had in his with Kuocked her senseless inte a corner of the room: the heavy they all ran Wilda somebody choad the esloon and T went out. STATEMENT OF DI. MADDEN, Alexander Haden, Maine culy aworn, deposes and anys:—I roside at No’ 255 Bast Pifiy-firat street; on Wednes- a roy about oie? ‘clock, 1 was called m to attend Russe; i found ker mm ber room atiended by two aruda ‘I found her suffering from an extensive con- tused and lacerated wound on the of her head, ttle to the right of the median line, about six inches in grtent the sealp bad been detached’ clear from the skull; had lost a considerable amount ‘Of blood; one of the large arteries of the seal divided: Taaw her again fast. bight; 1 foun did uot fiad her eae ny fae I free from Ino!dent to oe wound; the wom from tts extent and el ter, Was the result, without ‘joubl of @ severe blow a ‘@ blunt Tastra- ment; tao ~ td thy oy) my sae gue te nok free tema Senger; she te lable to tui mation of the brain fro te the w ‘wound direct. wRac. Dr. Carl Brau, or 316 nat Eaat Fifty fourt! and corroborated the eit ing Dr. Wadden? No farther testimony being offered the case was sub- mitted to the jury, who — the following ‘That Flizabeth Russe as injured by 5.0 Now erplews on the head from a heavy bands of Cullen, and that Daniel Loonie and Patrick Saemeere were the prisoners to bail in Russe’s ‘was sworn, re oe the Coroner Naumann adi the sums of $1,000, to await the result of Mrs, injures. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Tax New Postmaster —Thomas Kinsella, editor of the Brooklyn Zagle, who was appointed Postmaster of yd city several weeks since, will, it is said, assume Gniesot interes ad on Monday next, vice George “se Lincoln, removed. Covrr or Ormk axp Texurvan—Crounat Trias. —There are no less than six cases of homicide to come before the Court of Oyer and Terminer, which opens on Tuesday next. Vicle, charged with the murder of Sefor Otero in November last; William Smith, for drowning John Mark- hoff; William Cox, for stabbing Patrick Donnelly ; Charles Kelly, for shooting a nogro in the Fourteenth ward ; Wil- pan Wl for shooting a child on the 4th of ugene J. Fergus, for shooting a man named McGurn Furman streot. In the Court of which also opens next week, there are over two hundred cases on the calendar to dispose of, which will occupy the time of the Court continuously until January next. ‘Tax StansinG Ayrtay Between Two Necross.—Thomas Gibson, the mulatto, arrested for aseaulting and cutting a colored man named Moore, with a knife, was up before Justice Cornwell yesterday morning, who held bim to await the action of the Grand Jury. The affray took place at the close of a colored in He toamwer and tenow asiarge Sr. Micnar.’s Prorrstaxt Eriscoran Cnvurcu.—The laying of the corner stone of the new building for St, Michael's chureh, which wns to bare taken place this afternoon, has been postponed until Monday next Discaancen.—Peter Keonan, ronbene on Monday Inst charged with attempting to set fire to his kindling wood factory in Little Nassau st was examined befoi Justice Morehouse end bonoreet} discharged. ~ A Trar.—Roundsman Davis, of the Forty-foarth pro- cinct, fell into a sewer excavation on Thursday evening, at the corner of Putnam avenge, sustainiog severe bruises oe mooie og fallen into we nec tigbton, an nm badly bu: ‘street lamps were not and no lamp had been placed at the trap. ba Larceny or CLornixG,—Yesterday morning Ann Rey- nolds, a domestic in the employ of Isabel Brooks, of all ta pi ge gen Bend pepe ta, of ania $101 wort! pro) jer employer. Ai examination of fe cabo. will be had Delore Sustice ckley. Coroner's Inquesta.—The following inquests were hold yesterday by Coroner Lynch :—In the caso of Pat- rick Donnelly, the inquest was brought to a close, and the jury found that the deceased came to his death through a wound inflicted in the abdomen by a knife in the hands of William Cox, om Sunday, the 16th inst, The prisoner, on his volont stated that: he committed the deed in self-defence, On Mra. Soully, wife of Patrick Scully, of 121 atroet. About four weeks since Patrick, during an alter- cation with hi wife, Knocked her dows and aE ‘8 gare! ved ben od who Pree ae inquest was held Lynch, in his office, Brooklyn, over the ay of ronan Bireh, = twenty-two, who came to hie death by falling through a hatchwav on the 18th inst. at the store on the corner of Beckman and Cliff streets, New York. A verdict was rendered of accidental death. Caaxors 1x Tae Usrran States Court.—Mr, D, B. Sil- liman, United States District Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, has resigned his position and Colonel Tracy has been logan to fill the vacancy, Mr. games D. Ratan cetaes sone ‘Staten Marshal for the Eastern Di en S I vere arv's number of candiantes for Free is Fuvsutxe,—A block of ves yee ia Flushing, L. 1, owned by William and Gilbert Wright, was destroyed by firoon Thursday last. It was caused th yam aa ccna” 1 Na, partially Vasured. Deata Usoga Scariciove Cincometaxces. —A colored woman named Lacy Butler, forty yoars of age, a native bean died at her residence, No. 1 Garibaldi place, About three 0” Poth that the roman Yiran polsoucl, snd Coronet has ordered a post mortem examination, Tas Excisn Law mw tur Rasteas Disrnict.—The case of William Townsend, the auctioneer, who was arrested on the 34 instant for asking for bide for bottied wines, the police alleging that it was a violation of the third Forty-fifth precinet, and locked up for selling beer with- ont alicense. This is Sheitz’s secoud arrest on the same charge, THE LATE BROOKLYN SHOOTING CASE. Ante-Mortent Examination—The Victim of t Recent Fracas et a Brooklyn Asianusion House—The Man Gorman Stil! Living, but Dangerously Wounded—His Testimony of The Clreumstances Attending the Sheeting. Yesterday morning Coroner Lynch, of Brooklyn, om- panelled a jury and held an ante-mor'em examination at the City Hospital, Raymond street, over Joseph Gorman, the victim of the shooting affray on Wednesday night last, at an assignation house kept by one Celeste Carhart. The wounded man waa lying in one of the upper wards of the b:spital, and is dang:.ously wounded, the pistol ball having entered his abdomen and parved beyond the reach of surgical skill to be removed, In answer to the various inquiries of Coroner Lynel, he tostitied in a feeble voico as follows:-—My name is Joseph Gorman; on last Tnesday night, abont ten o'clock, in company with a female I went ‘to Celeste Carhart’s house, No. 31 Carll s'reet, near Jobnsan, and remained there about an hour; both of us loft together: T gave her the money before I left; a negro girl was there ; Mrs Carhart opened the door and told me to go up states end I went up stairs; I went to the basement door first, and Mrs. Carhart told ine to go uy to the front door; wont there and a colored girl opened the door; went up stain and then gave the colored girl a $5 bill; an hoor, and when leaving the colored girl ew gave me $4 change; one wasa $2 greenback, and tho other 18 now in my vest pocket on the table, (The note was here produced, and was found to be a mutilated $2 dill, marked Bank of Poutiac, Michivan.) It was not torn when Igot it; Tasked the colored xirl if ehe had no change besides this, as I saw it was bad note, and she sad Mra Carhart had no other $2 bill, nor two ones abent ber told the girl, ‘recollect this bill Is bad en) vou knoy whore I got it from;"? put it in my pocket and then left the house; on the next evening, which was W vty sday ahout half-past nine o'clock I’ went to Mrs, Carhart Yu! and knocked at the door; sho came to tl not open it; there were no binds in th asked who was there, and Igald, “a youn had got some bad money there’ last n pled, “what bad money did I give you swered, “a bad two dollar bill;’? [ told hor to door and bring the colored. gi what bad money it was; she replied, get away from here,” and I said, OT w until I yet the bili chanced: she answers’, wont?” and T gaid, “1 would not;” she ead “yon go away; I’ said I would not ant she fmar- diately fired; I pat my hand to my side and enid to Pet Pannigan, the man who was with ma and who was standing on the sidewalk at the timo, that “TI was shot; Tthen came down off the stoop and walked with Peter Bannizan to Johnson street; Tihen got weal: and was taken into a drug store on the corner of Corlland Johnson street, and I there laid down on brought from there ona stretcher to this hospital ; ing all the conversation T had with Mrs, Carlart the door was closed and I conid not see her, knew T was talline to her by her voice; she didn’t say “4f you don't leave Iwill shoot;” if she had said that T would have voue awny. (The witness here identified Mrs, Celeste Carhart, who bad been brought from the jail to the hospital, 95 the woman whom he saw on the first nicht and who shot him on the night a Carhart speak to rome one Wednesday night; I sincerely and troly be received my wounds atthe hands of Mra. seemed to have charge of the b night I was there; that is all I have to say; I was not under the inilnence of liqnor on the first night I went to the honse with the female; T had some beer in me on the second night, bul was not intoxicated: I knew perfectly well what I was doing at the time; {f Thad been intoxieatea T would not have known what she said to me; I identify the women (Irs Carhart) as the woman from whom I sincerely and truly be feve I received the wound, seph Gorman here signed hia name to the evidence as taken down by the Depnty Coroner. The jury then retired a few moments and returned with the ‘following decision : at the eid Josepi Gorman came to his wonnds by a pistol shot av (he hands of Celeste Carhart, on the 25th of Sep ember, 1866, as the jury believe from the statements of the said Joseph Gorman.’’ ‘Mrs. Carhart ia rather more prepossessing than has been represented, and, though simuinting 2 cheer nines and nonchalance, evinces perceptibly a deen intrest in the result of Gorman’s wounds. She avers that Gorman, on the Wodnesday night alluded to, was intoxicated and tied to kick the door in, NEW JERSEY INTCLLIGENCE. ) I thought I heard hon T went on the stoop on etaat f Jersey City. Tre Bovy or Conroy Recovenrn,—Between three and four o'clock yesterday afiernoon the body of James Conroy was found near the cribwork at the Centra! Rail road by William W. Duryea, Thomas Moles and John Larquey. The face was much disfigured, the cheek and throat presenting evidence of a successful raid by crabs, while the right eye protraded tn contignity to a dee contusion in the forehead, first supposed to be the result of decomposition or tho work of fishes, but the moat sensible opinion is that it was one of many wounds Teooived prior to his death. In order to determine the precise nature of the injuries on the body, a pwt mortem examimation was made a! a Inte hour yesterday. evening, and an inqocet will be held by Coroner Kirsten to-day. A meeting of Hercules Engine Company No. 3 had been held nnd a reward of fifty dollars off-red by them for the recovery of the body. As Conroy was a member of this company, they will tarn out and have a respectable iuneral, ASSAULT ON THE PoUNDKEErER—TnE Preterm axp Tne Goat.—About twelve o'clock on Thursday nicht, Robert Harriott, the city poundkeeper, and two or three assist- ants, proceoded to seize a goat in Essex streat which had been allowed to run at large. In making tho seizure, Harriott wns attacked by five men, who rushed on him ata signal, knocked him down and kicked him. His son all the while held the goat firmly. When the party reached Washington street a policeman was seen, and Herriott stated his case, but instead of recrivity as- ma'ance the officer drew his club and felled bim to the ground at the eame time exciaimine, “Come on, boys, and cet your coat; I’ve got the b—— down.” It is aleo alleged that two other policemen re“used avwistance when applied ‘The end of tho affair was that the goat was rescued, Harriott received severe contusions about the head from tho blows received, and his son is tupable to leave his bed, This is one ot the most serious ohargen yet bronght acainst the members of the H.d«on Rivor Police, and it is expected the Commissioners wiil vindicate the Interests of the public. Instead of taking the goat off to prison, according to the old ditty, the police reversed the procedure, and such an innovation will be reprobated by all who admire the rust.c sweet- ness of the peasant poet's lay. Fracas Berwken 4 Coxpvcton Axp Passencer.—A passenger by tho New Jorsey Railroad train yesterday bhi | offered anfold ticket to the conductor, who re. fused it and demanded the fare, A struggle enened, in whieh the passenger drew a pistol, but he was cisarmed and ov ered, Accopting the'situation, he paid the fare and was allowed to proceed, Caution To Cak Drivens,—John Headen, driver of a Hoboken carl was arresied on a charce of blocking up the ode se gtd with his ear and refusing to more off a ordered. He pleaded not guilty, and was there- fore ‘locked ‘up for trial. ewark. ‘New Cnaret.—A new chapel has recently been erocted ‘on the lower end of Broad street, by Trinity Episcopal church of Newark, for mission pny It will be for- maily oponed to-morrow with preaphing by the Rev. Dr. Mier Sinith, Minacuiovs Escar,—As the 8:30 A. M. train from New York was entering the Centre street depot yesterday a boy attempted to drive a horse and wagon across the track. The wagon was strack by the locomotive, ani, singular to reiate, the horse was thrown to one side and the aa ae to the other, The boy leaped from the wagon apd escaped with a few bd The ‘irom horse” Proved to be the best blood Or wit Destavction oF A BARN AND CoytewTs,—About ght o’clock on Thursday evening a barn at Woet Orange, the property of Mr. Elijah D, Burnet, was totally destroyed n. a by fire, together with four tons of hay contained thy ‘The loss sustained is in the neighborhord of $1,000; sured for $300. The cause of the lire is a mystery. THE STEWART DIVORCE CASE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE WERALD, Scanepate, Sept. 27, 1966. On the 20th day of Anguet last Hanting M. Stewart commenced an action for divorcee against his wife, Mrs Stewart, charging her with adultery, Mrs, Stewart, in- her answer, denied the accusation on oath, aud charged on him that he was living in adultery with a servant maid in his family; that he and thi servant bad driven her and his and her children from thelr home by their ervel conduct, and that he had refused to contribute the pmallest necessaries of life tor the support of lis wife or infant offspring, and asked that she might be divor ed from the bonds of her we with bim. To theee curves stewart has made no either on oath or Stalebn Ths cams wil sosmtbe fettion by the law, nud that is where Mra, Stewart would rest her cause, Wh le ‘all the this case were in the hands of the re. jaa 5 parties or their attorneys, before a ir had filed of read in court, artic.es Were vent to different rempapers, giving Dighty:rought details of pretended que acts Stewart, verbatim copy of the renee by Siewart on “we wile, These articles were ‘They could have had but one origin. Certainty would not have published them. Mrs. is an innocent women; I assert it, and she has to it and to bis guilt, which bh he has not denied, the issue in the courts and she leaves it Wili,decide which has sinned. GEORGE H. LAWRENC B, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE. Before Commissioner Stilwell, Serr, 28.—In the care of the Unived States ve Oscar ©. Quirk, charged with paving a connterfelt $60 ‘United States note, the cxamination to-day disclosed that the charge aroee th a family difficulty. The ac- ensed, at the close of th: mination, ‘dlecharged, the evidence compigiely exonerating bim of avy im Broner inten, de mn > | be visited the store, THE TURE, Vashiow Course, L. L.—Trotting. ‘The trot between the three promising young mares Locy, Rusamond and Cora, eame off yesterday afternoon at the Fashion Course, Luey being the winner after four very spirited heats, ‘The race was mile heats, best three in fivo, in harness, The attendance was slim for so Im- nortant an event, not above iive hundred being present noss the contest, notwithstanding the weather was all (hat could be desired to induce a rite in the country. Rosumond was the favorite against the Geld, her great success during the spring season, when she won-eight purses and received four forfeits out fof her twelve engazements, warranted her backers in still sticking to luer; but on this occasion sho met more thaa a. match In Lucy, who won the sweepstakes from a good fleld on the 10th of July last, and im consequence was stiflly backed on this occasion by all who hat witnessed that performance, Of Cora, tho third In the race, little was known further than that abe had inade the hest time in her-three year old form that was evor recorded, which was on the Woodlawn course, Ken- tuoky, on the 20th of October, 1860, when, she trotted a mile in 237%, and as Jas, 1. McMann Kad been vory quiet with her, since be purchased her at shigh price, the supposition naturally ran that abe would be some- what in the way of the others et the finish, and many fancied her in the pools, but not at a hich rote. In the Inst sales before the start, Roxamond fetched $290, Lucy 5, wnd Cora $65, the current private betting being net the fleld at ope hundred to eighty. , 18 & most finely finished bay mare, by michon, with black points, about fifwen and a s bigh, wi\hout white oxespt a strip in the f very easy Way of doing her work. I heat, In which she made the firac half mite in 1:11, heran A No, 1 trotter, with few to beat her. the track was henyy, probably two or three seconds siower than it is sometiines, avd her jog home 23, under cometences, astonished her most sanguine «upp ; Corn isa very foecly formed black mere nbotit the size of Looy, with a very easy, npen etride, und showed a great Of epee, but frain the want of work felt off at the finish of che heate, Sie labored under an injury on the of elbow, which she manared to got at tn the race, inerfered with her speed. Fhore ts no doubt, rever, that slue will af some future time, Team erowtare in de heat, which she Id get entan anit 1 in the warty part of each beat, which ade her break badly, The trot war a good one, ag nll will acknowledg, and will lead to many others, us the owners of all seom anxious to match (er nage. Punt Heat,—Luey won the pole, Cora the second place, Rosamond theo" At the'start Cora had the best of jtand soon took the inside and led around the turn, Rovamond having Wrekin up bedly. Lacy, howsver, yoked the black mare at she struck the backstretch, and they passed the quarter pole head and hen! in thirty. neven and a half #¢ Golng down the hackstreten Lucy broke up and ran aconsiderabl> distance alon side of Gora, but the latter shook ber of nnd Jed tv to the haif mile pole two lengths im T:if%, Rosa. mond four lengtis in the rear On the Flushing ond Cora kept in front, uithough closely pressed by L and came on the homestretch a length oming up the homestretch Cora faltered fo and Lucey, who had broken up and recovered iincly, coming with a rush, passed ‘er and wou the hext by a length snd a quarter in 2:30, Rosamond six leagths behind. ‘Svcond Hent.—Lney was then the favorite, selling in the pools for $100, while Rose:nond brongh! $65 and Cora $25. Afier a good start Rosamond and 1. both broke up, and Cora went on with a commanding lead, Going around the turn Lucy trotted fast and cioged ra- pidiy on Cora, the tatter passing the quarter pole two lengths in froot in thirty-seven and a hnlf seconds, Rosa- mond four leng.-hs behind. Lacy again broke on the backsireted, and Cora was at the half mile pole six lengths qhead of her in 1:14, Rosamond, who also broke np, two lengths behind. On the Flushing end Luey pradualiy shat up the gap, and coming on the homestretch made a tremendons dash, carrying Cora. to a break, and esme home an easy winner by six lencths in 2:803;. Cora beat Rosamond to the score half a levgth. Third Heal.—Lucy then sold in the pools for $390, while the other two brought but $25 together. The trio lind a good start, but ere they reached the tern Rosa- mond and Lucy broke np, and before Cora had time to take advantage of their mishaps she al-o broke up. Luey t tothe quarter pole three lengths abead of Cora, who was two in front of Rosamond, in thirty-eight eee- onde. On the backsiretch Rosamond trotted very fast and overhauled and passed Cora, and was closing rapidly on Lucy a8 she passed the half-mile pole, in 1:16. raond goon collared Lnoy, and, passing her, led two lengths to the (hree-quarior pote. Lucy made a gallant brush up the homesireteb, but could pot overtake Rosa~ mond, who won tho heat by a length amd greai choer- ing, in 2:31%, Cora six lengths behind. Fourth Heat.—Lucy was still the favorite at two to one. As soon as the Word was given sho dashed away from the others, Rosanond breaking badly, and passed the quarter pole six lengthe ahead of Core, in thirty-six avd a half seconds, Rogamond two lengths bebind. On the backetretch Lucy increased bor speed and opened the gap on the others, passing the half-mile pole eight lengths in iront of Cora, who was five ahead of Rocamond, in 1:11. Going along the Pioshing end ehe made the distance greater between herself and tho others, and if rhe bad not been polled up after entering the homestretch would have distanced them both, She came home on a slow jog, ton lengths ahead of Cora, who was three in front 6? Rosamond, making the heat in 2:28. The following ix a summary --- Fripay, Sept. 25—Porse and stake $800; ‘mile heata, best three in five, in harness. T. Carpenter entered b. m. Lucy . fe KH. Woodrutf entered ch. m. Rosi a3 3 J.D, MeMann entered bik. m. 22 2 Te. Quarter, Hat? mil First heat. : 2 Second hent. 2:30%% Third heat. 2:81 6 Fourth hont, 2: ‘The Chotera Abating—Brooklyn Report. ‘The weather bas continued fair, and the cholera has for sovernt days past appeared to be gradually losing what small foothold it bad in the city, Dixinfecting and cleansing Lave Leen carrie’ on vigorously by the sani- tary authorities, and the disease has heon unable tu con- centrate in any particular locality, OPPICIAL LIST OF CASHR, ‘The following eaves were reportet yesterday Maria Louisa Bell, 76 West Thirty-tirst street. Mre, Kato Miller, 65 Ninth avenae, Christopher Wecker, 541 West Fifty-fourth street, Menry Wecker, 541 West Pifty-foarh etrect, CERTIFICATES OF DEATH. Borla! permits for the foliowing named cholera dead were issued vostorda Hannah Mackey, 29 Mulberry street, Mra. G. Reiff, 826 Third avenve, Catherine Mullen, 85 Ninth aven I CHOLERA TN BROOKLYN, Only two deaths from cholera were reported in Brook- lyn yesterday and one new case. EXTERSIVE FORGERIES IN CHICAGO—THE BANKS VICTIMIZED. (From the Chicago Times, Sept. 26.) Yesterday was a day of intense excitement among the banking fraternity of this city. A forger was appre- hended whose exploits im the course of the day had heen of such #daring nature that banking men end- donly experienesd a gen ral distrust, aud few could have nd willing to take oath to the mene Of atures, The entire extent of zorteroay'e tions are probably not yet kmewn, but the facts already nocumulated are of such a nature as to stam) there exploita nmong the moet daring that have ever boon atiempted in this eity. shortly after one o'clock yesterday afternoon a gentle- Mauly and well drewed person entered the office of the Merchants’ Savings, Loan and Trast Company, and pre- fonied a check for $900, purporting to be signed by H. M, Thomnpeon & Co,, grocers, doiug ness at Nos. 1i4 and 116 sonth Water streot. The teller, Mr, F. G, Moores, had some doubt® ae to the genumencas uf the Pf, and so stated to the person presenting i, The ater prevended to be greatly surprised at such euspi- cion, sod with great apparent readiness consented to ac- company some person to Mr. Thompson's piace of busi- ness and antisty hima Qint everything was all right, Ac- cordingly Mr. Charles Henritin, the assistant cashier, waw gout with tho suspected individual upon the errand in question. The two proc outof the bank and ners the street until they reached the corner d agonatly oppod'e the bank, where the sbout to be bailed forger hoaitated, and at last declined going any forther, While the twa ‘stood talking, the entprit, {aking ing, advantage of an vncvaried moment, snached the check from the hands of Mr, Heurotin, mtn it into bis mouth, atiempted to swallow it, The cashier, however, was too quick for him, and, seizing him’ by the throat, prevented the atcomplisuinent of bis object, vane time, tastily for assistance, was epecdily ool me of w@ Cashier, and 1)eit un effurts soon obliged the forger to d Tue entire check was re- covered piece by piser ewhut damaged condition, Officer U' Donnell coratny up at this junctre, the prisoner was Landed over to bim and conducted td the central station, His examination will tako p day at the armorr. Upon being questioned as to his name, the man stated it to be Stecle, but refused to give any information ag to whore he came from. But for the faimliarity of the teller with the signature of the firm, tho fraud might Lave easily proven succosfal, As 000 a8 the facts became known int inves) gation developet several other And of a successful naturo, well calcula: Tious apprehension’, It was afterwards Inerned that this man Steele had committed two forzeries provious to the ones above men+ tioned, and if porsibe of a more boid and unblurhing nature, Two checks were prevented oy bim to the Union National Bank, and paid, one for $1,283, signed by Mall, Ayor & Co., and the other for $080, with the signature o Kotz & Netort attached. They’ wore in- acribed to “2, Early or bearer." nnd wore 80 finely ox- ted that the paying teller, Kenry C, Wilson, though joubting, paid them. — They were then rent to (be Girma and the forgery was discovered. The printed checks of borh the firins bad been used, and the deception was £0 that even the parties themselves could them from genuine chocks. The manner in which these chocks had been ob- tained erhibited a depth of cunning which oniy a0 expert ewindier can attain. Previews to te fore'0g the prisoner had purehesed of Hale, Afor & Co, 8 keg of Helis, presonting in payment a $100 bill, and eck in piace of or the amotnt due sing for the nails A short time aterwa nd pretending he wanted to draw op tho bank for money, soaeees dws & favor a blank check, which wae pneusveclnely given him. Taking ing circles, 6 of f bo excite se. bim after yr this check, filling it out for the amount of the forgery and placing upon Itthe revenue stamp which he thee taken from the seine check, stamped with tho mark of the firm, the deception was complete, an Pd aa. proneunced the check (iret at first pa a and could Sept 12—Arr Reinhs back wi quarantine t et ae Uw RESMAYRN, pollo, Melson, (and proceeded for Helvout, | = wry Basnnin, July 20 ae elem, Mitebell, Rat ly be convinced to. the jooking at his | mignon. cae aeons talon thet ae euch draft bed been | CADP Sept Baul HL Lane, Snow, Nor; Crestal made, In the case of Katz & Neidert a barrel of flour Cowes, Sept lg—Arr Te: abana oi) Haack, NYork. 5id, aa ee rae ston. SLONSTADT, a Carnnanvor, Sept 4-8): a Wwalten, | sy te mer Canrox. July 2—In port ( hauteur, for NWork. 1dg. yoguouso, Aug 17—In port Francis Milly, Gunton, {or xXew re Hartiey, Sept 10--No Am vesset 11 so (not Hailfas, as baror’ repaint ia pe M—In port ‘brig Hattie May, Nickerson, from \dgeport, OB, for Charleston: re Was purchased, and the same process was successfully accomplished.’ Of thig amount only $230 was found npon the prisoner when arrested, Tho remainder bad, doubtless, been handed to a confederate, CY AE LS TS SHIPPING NEWS. Boxaine Riot 8 hrr Reawus, Tuotageie Tar "4 RA ‘opt 14d—Arr Lasdo, ley, Hadelplu or Special Notice. don. Corsoliua Grinuelly NYork for do, (ead aed afl letters and rr anal intended for the New Your | coiling) ould eee yea HOR Sept 9—Passed by, Persia, Robinson, fron ‘or rovaiadt Fauworen, te 18—Arr Army Gndsden, NYork fos Havre; th, Lily, Ambrose, 1 (Ripniss Sharon, Ding more, do. sao, Rent 12-Sid JP Wheeler, Harris, and Aquits, NOCK, "sep pt Are St Patrick (s), Trucks, NY¥ork, icant (3) Laird, NYor PURT OF NEW YORK. SE SEPTEMBER 28, 1865. Cleared, nitro Sent Site ‘Ainavaney Heidorn, N¥ork; 108, —! ane Pavia, Morehid. no. hese i a pe Grace, Liverpool—National Steam ALE Au Sarr Frigate 4, We Live: (ang s for Bean goo bce ete megane Sicainauip Caledoma (Br), Ferrier, Glasgow via Movillom | #4, Anti Sent. 8 Se tok Bertrim, Hoepfner, N Yorks F Mactonald a Bremer | 8th, Ravnria (a Tanbevdo. softnamnny Banks Caren) Qerendern, tip urs Hoxa Kona, July. VSArr Supply, Connon, NYork. | Sle é ugamabin, Fulton, Samuels, Havre—New York and Havre ome bes —_ se, Haraitien. ua algon fF id Aruna, Whiting, Steamship Ce iJ a3, vy dy? eam Trswicn, Sept 4—Arr Gusta’. Treps oftameitp ‘Ariadne, Sawyer, Galveston—C 1 Mallory & ir Au Ar ac Ae Iphtin. “Shp x Enoch Train, Holmes, San Francisco via Philadelphia row neat, Sent set, Ship Yyallace, Carney, New Oxleans—N 1H Brigham. Bes eoue Vanguard, itussdl, New Orieaus—Murray, Ferris & ave apes tcomaeays & ‘i en f ‘ Bestir! Bid 12th, Chara V Witmart, N Yorks Worcester (a), Ship James K Keeler, Delano, Mobile—Crocker, Wood & | 50th Tht ta anctown 18th: Gel rude, Doane. Havana: Ut, Damascis, (3). Watts, aiurveas Comiltera, Noe Ben Frangiceo; 1dti, uscarora, Dunievy, Muth, Maria, M'Kon7i¢, Chartesion; Adelaide, Cutting, hate Ath. Anturetic, Most “3 NOrleans; Bodriyddan,’ Lamb, dark Investigator, Carver, Honoluiu—Merehant & Car. St Vincent de Paul (Fr), Aubert, Havre—Boyd & hiorning Star (Br), Waugh, St Jago—Wasdell & Co. na (Br), Olmatewi, Havana—trapilo & Vi- ping (M Fin per ae toe Hating Meck), Supmer, Cork for orders— J), fit yt I fra, Bonny We 8 ator, Norv Thempson, Bos nim Pills and’Phi der, stinehcomb, Boston; Albert Brit Parks Fe : La Ciquens, De- iia, Roberton, Bostony & Hough Boston vin Elizabethport— money, Foss, Yarmouth, Ne! nm, ¥ ath, for do. a. Set ocd, steamship Palipyra ia oy Romane nly rie rod aad Fisb, Brandt, San Prats 9 4, Gtting Star, t allan: dos 1M. ct (hose, do; 27th, & 4 Banga, ie 9 Metntyre, Hacerty, 1 Sari ‘lot's ride, Blatchford, Demarara—§ W Lewis & Onward, 4K EF Hutelinson & Co, ardvon. on. aN LD Meteall, and Win Lew Mowumvan, July 18 Macrrring, duly 2° eld Ang 13 for Botavi (oom Akyab), fal Manzants Lo, Sept 2~ ror tors in 8 ils ny, Sept 13— , Sopt 12—Au itt, A kk ng, England, ikon, Boston ow Hainpsttre, {ond nit i Henry. for Pate -neon, for N¥ork do, Melvine, NS ork, Hanson, NYork; Coe n Praneiseo, ‘Go. Sctir Palma, Brewster, Sonr Only Daughter, Siaght, Schr Trade Wind, Clark, Philadelphia— Overton. Sehr ¢ bern—Themas & Holmes. moad—Van Brunt & Larrabee, Machiee-- Sioet ja, puck, Ne! +) Cottmg, Tyson, fromh ner Monitor, Joues Philadel phi !, Cuited States. Arrived. Pile hier 4 t snd st for N¥ork). By Porsin (s Mi for Liverrool). ‘ dg ol *y Aun Korte, NOrkeans; Queen of” Chase, for Bom- sghly, Jenking, une, Arey. [iroawershaven. og Merries, Ceylon (and alé tound W: 2 oe ior Breme: Churieston Sept 24, with ¥ Amat ai Cie Nd Steamabip Asia ton, with mdse and pas- sengers, (0 the Metzopolita aship Co, Srovey, NSW. Jun ye bevilen, Kony Gabde, Sap Ship Celesti pool, Al dave, with July ‘Ist, Nig RYori F Pron ‘ Hi san Fi sate Hoghet Delano, mise, wO H Parso Jon 6t'80, experienced Hong Bombay (and #lé r Saigon). & ke, Mantle; 26¢h, tan, Patten, era, Emery, andina Dudley, Ranvett, for Laverpooly and « Barge Katherine Mande (Br), Innes, port Aug 5. With mdse, to Pinel neke kW Dunmors, Robertson, ote, Dawen, {08 erly gales the entire presage. do; Martua Rideout ‘selliaony for Hong moot “and Wham- spoke bark Princess (1 bound for f jat 43 -Arr bark Whitehall, Baement Mig Gage. Hooking: NYork. Are Jehu, Smith, Blas, Cow Bay, 8 days, with coal, M Haven, Hoven, NY: ¥, July c ir). Francis, Cow Bay, 10 days, with pia coat, to D DewWolf & B K Bachel ( ‘of Portland), Norton, Cow Bay, 10 da; American Parts. © Son & Co. ALPXANDRIA, Sop! 25—-Are stencash{p Thames, Swift, Hie Mamma (ie Conanton, Saranitta, 2 toys, with Ioe- 3 joxephibe M Frost, Wilson. do, wood, Ke, to Bret! Bong Co, Bepe zi, oll Lie Capes of Dela |” AY PONAU e Sept as—-sid seat Herschel, Beardsal:, Phile da heavy gale from NW, spi adeiphi ts ands, soos brig. J 1. Bernard (ir), from for Phiindelphia, 19 days out 1, Das, Manzanillo, 25 days, with molasses, oud & Co. line G Sawyer, Kean, Lingan, 12 daya, with coal, BOSTON, ce er rere siete d ool vin Queenstown: St La prot, Howes, Haltimore NYork; bork: 0 Al to Is Bwain, Schr J W Fish, Willey, Lingan, 16 days, with coal, to HW OE Blmer, Load & ¢ wayne” pods “ihuiny NYors. Volow Sree es Schr ‘Hillow (Br), Fongin,Glace Bay, 9 days, with coa!, to n Phau oO steamer Thee D B F mamall 4 Go. marks Nahob, Co. fe agehee' schirJohu Snow, Coffin, Shale, 11 days, with spars, to atleston: Warten Tiailett. Kvder. aren Chase: Gape Haytion: beigs A.D ees ge Freeman, Dow Somers, Wilmington, NO; Rache! (midnt mt “Wednesday * ipa rthu; bart Flore Southard, Vaborumus, 1 brigh Poinseti, St Marv. Wth—Arr bark Ezra.” Liver basen ftom NY¥ork? aaip Harrieu rg, from fro 8 rleant BANGO! R, Sept I—Arr stermer Vietoria, Yor! 25h—CI4 bng Dotmont Locke, Cochran, —; schra Ht Man, Zraukhne and Gen Scott, Varaum, ‘Philadelphia. cid Arr 25th. bri Case Wesley, Ford, Balkimares sobre Hane jeiphia; Mary Pa ook, Petty, Northport, N¥. ‘cid chy wohr non, Baltimore, 2heArr brig Olive, Foss, of and for Phile- Le ABT, Sept, la. ut ene, ap oe mea 4 ry Not, Laas sao! Snowe Hichardson, Merwin, Aldridge, Baltimore, en, Aohorn, Calais, Sehr Lucy Church, Adams, Nantucket. Seur Sencea, Dotiridgs, W. Darling, \ Swan, Schr 3 Milis, tuubily ail River geur'0 Jaye, Lockwood. Fall River, Boult, Hrovidenee. 1. Providence, digries Maven. ruvidenve, ‘The report that the bark Isabelle fi Pendleton. and George, W daa wan blow, Sg Be ge Re ey oo ton. NYork: BHA) DK Ata AP ate faa Moses Fait iia. Gur ‘rom Cow Bay, since arrived up. “ehiat NAIC, Oy Bee ion =An re Poe dal Mar Wie, Marine Disusters. for River svar Pita so biped nang For sn account of a fearful storm and great loss of life at | | OTGHTON, Sei Arr schre A\ Brown, Piero, Newfoundland on Sunday last see news columna, be ia, Sarah Fo eS eg Bd NYork for Rosia; Mabol Mall: Mall, da for m4 Bank Stesta (Br), from Liverpool. at Baltimore, reports ‘Aug 6 iat 3040, for 10 £8. pansed & vessel. batt riged. water Jogged and abandoned, bulwarks washed away both sides, acd mainmast goue by the deck. Buia Cnantorre, {rom Cow Bay for New York, with coal, has been towed into sydney, CB, dismased. Brig Etna, before reported ¥recked on Ten Pound Island, below Gloucester, remains hard and fest on the Tock, and ts badly damaged’ Her rudder a pieced. her kecl .ujured. anda bole made in ebbs ond flows in her hold, The Elba. was Srelguted Mears Geo H Rogers and Geo J. Matsiy of Glouoeste Tusineurange ou be cargo tm the Cap Ann Musial xa 8 Insuranee lies to the amount of $ ar Yates doanbict the cores io copie’ dateagees Sor Sarre bye ed Glace Bay for Boston, put ter, Stetson; Nile, Hal mouth: 8 8 Lewis, Lunt, ton. do for hanger? CC Curtin and Julia Ni Sy Bony panget tow pg orgs ed in port PM 23d, with sehr reARe yanP GhkEN WICH, Sept 25—Sld schr Kate, Stevens, NYor) i. FER ANDINA, Fis, tt 19—In Homcker, for Philade! win ta: inet heer nal, Magulra fot anor ot so do; ochre Terry, Weaver, do: Jeanor. Crittenden, Cor NYork, do. Cid 12th, brig dy atanane. allo Bar 16th, sehr EB 8 Twisden, Elliott, from ore RIVER, Sept B—Arr he a c Mt, hie lbetnpart atchews, Bake Bab phia, Louise W Birdentl, feo Halifax Bist inst, | Cony. Chase, NYork.” 81d 26th, sehr “feuve, Scun Van Buagy, from Newburg, NY, for Bridgeport. OB. | M36°h_e1d schea f Witon, Mull, frblladep hia: Lerten, Int. nnd went to plccom at, eplitug’ tnt iar i488 | iran triste acer cae Wee Be in two halves. sing and masts saved, a8 also # tons of coal. N excel, — Dighton), N° ™GLoucestr! Lp hrs Ocean Ranger, Clark, Paneer for N Yor! 7s be yo, Buck. Fehateiphta: 20th, Surah Bruen, lang Chandter, Jon for NYork; bog ising sun, Chander, Jonespors for NYork: sabes Gor Pha, fof Perdana. vata 1e—Arg achra Nlovla, NYork; 204 Rela. Tindelpbia: 298, trig: Balch, (new), Patwan, Palla. Mid SA), chr Reno, Lambert, TNE W ORLEANS, Sept Ke sieam enlenx, Vera Cruz (and eid to return TANF RPOLK Sep S—Arr achr 9 P Kirkiand, Bissol, Rew yCEWRURYPORT Sept 23—Sid schr Adolph Hugel, Rob- : 0 jusuranee Scum W BJeyarns, which strack on a rock in’Si or amd #unk, was towed to New Bedford With inst tptng Augusta. "She is full of water, aud will be taken un Falruaven railway. Piqixa Scum Jams arwoon, Bryan, of Gloucester, was run intg on Yaesday nighe daring wthick fog. avout 1b tales fiom the bar, by sehr # Newcomb, of Weililest, and lost afnbuom, thalveail and boat.” ‘She arrived at Newburyport ou Wednesday for repalra, Livenroot, Sent 12—The ship Twilight, which suited on Motidny for Row York. at back mast a iig'to do sote avoid driving trom anchors off the. bi Buoy during the height of a ae a ak 1, Boot 28M, bark Ron cara Miscelinneous, sehr, owland, Fu illie Per Sreamsmie Button, from Londoaand Wavreatanchorin | gy ORT. Sept 2k si br g Beda nod f Bec, the lower quarantine, has no sickness among ber passengers | Rho'tn G, do for Harwich; stort 1 wi "Foomepe orcrew. One man died at sea Sept 15 of cholera. yt awtneeo Kets, stage) coe Nee Arr schirs Choctaw, Notice to M ~ ton, Freeman, do for Fall are eG Huston. Coldveral waite, TING TO FESSRLS CL TORT UN SrALY. ‘9 for Salem." Sid schts Active, She-man (from Fall we ours ‘orrenondent at Maly s under a te of Be) Ys 7. SAF Sime kmore Z Stratton, Ve for Spain will Aid a avin weit EW LON! SDON, Se M_Arr aches Nellie CP: to York for Boston; Pilghte Crowell, Elisabeth port rancine, abo 18 ® small island im the Seamrereagn, a worth of Yiga, amd qe as tcceesible, The qosrantine nce h—Arr sehr TD, Raddtny 5 be bgg Ss Straits, tha at = schr ston. va Dera are oom om Saree, Oe = Boston: les, NYork rovidenen, . 2 Rin port the above; eynd abant 60 others. as be: fore rey CREW At Ry, oo brig Abby Zhaxten, "ind ths ee RY Phtlade! WRECK OFF FLAMNORO. FAST grt toy —y gm nso] sunk of sired noe Bani eae pany oe atoon, and Big . f the saree! ad compas rena tt we aa fort: Quaker Oity, Now Natinars Did Tower, just open ‘eastward of Thornwick a Speeitan, do. (10 27th, sche JH Trippy Tie mouih end of & wood. ae sd northward of two | , OLD POINT, Va, Sent 26-84 harks 1B, Davie (from White ovitages, NW Hammer House morte, 4 ane 6. end of speetwn cliffs, Wi by re x * Xldtotane #4-10the Filey Point, NNW MW, distant 52 10ths miles. Philadel hia; Tallsinan (from Rie Janeiro’ (from Baltimore), NYork; at Arr bork Mira (Rr), Pataca cht Sebo Tie epmast of the wieck show: water, A Hay Romnson, New. By order, Neem NOT BhATHON, Secretary “Goirey, Aporiand: Loay Josea, wd rn Howton, 8 CO ryport: mon at acy ii ie Eliza & Itebooea. Prion: WRECK OFF DALE FOLNT, MILFORD HATEN, ven that nvrien Suey" inarked hitting | Leper Compton: F Bolen, Bole; NP smith, rece: A reek,” has been laid about ib Tathome EGE of | Fianigan, Corson: “ a Pe torsnn Corson sod‘ “aNindese ‘ok aif Dale ont. Robinson. do: M Lénghery, Hartord; V Shai ‘The ouay Les in fathome at low water spring tides, with | © . Roxbury: Awaiges Bennett, Qi Poti bas 8 ined ee ate -_ R we ig Las poll RG Fy. ‘Nadie ale * Pere, Niw Londo New ton Nopes House, Just open south of Stack Rock Fort, Wermenth, 8.8 Biron Tyler Providence: A? reais We Knight Pius, Ralems XA. Roloe, Bolce, doe The rast of the wreck al rt, eae up Thomas Harwoot, Serickland, from 1 eae: Tr WERTHON, Secretary, Preah Rosphoms (ir), Alexander. Li rie. ¥ Lord, Pinkham. : brig) 0 YORK, Lieut om |. MONTH COAST OF NORWAY. 5 rozimn Bath; RR To Mrpaoonarmic Ori rE, ADMIRAL, } Reuta Key We Corson, f 0 1866, se , Pout AND. § Sopt Be--Arr brig Alexander Milliken, Bates, Sept 24— Sid echre J 8 Weldon, Bowen wi therner, Darling. isaltimore, ‘Mist of December each year, both Bept —Sid wor Julius us Webb, Knapp fixed white light, atan elevation of 148 feet d in clear weather should Hight ts gone the mean Jevel of the wea, an eRe we Se nteamer Galatea, Jones, scare Wie Allen, Craviaer, faais Raginon’ Lond be vey Fin TE ed aime ern SB ivhncon, ve Hiumadnating “ats te of tho first omer. nt The lower te eieeln, ome Bene a yy ty Doan Wy e, NY on io, bara an — tte position ie given in let 74 N, lon 23 90 6 E of beet schre White Baltimore; By command of thee Lordehipn \ ree a eet Ctiden | Fal on gear, crs UENRY RICHARDS, Mydrographer, Jurritt, Norton, N Spoken, ke. With Arr rerhta 8k Moun sink ptisapenpert; Racha ACP PES from Bombay or Liverpool, Sept 14 tat a] ZAR ae ne Sahe A = A. Berea Ba ingway, ia; Fanny Fern, Bau wardser ¢ Ot fen, Rangoon for Fal. | Gly Garver, beuce for Montevideo, Aug 24, Pein apestowmn Knight, Barton, ep wt ate we ion 06 ar. ore Bb odepipehpenard for Montevideo, Aug “ark ua es ‘of Aud from Bremen for New ¥ tat 12, ton 0 sagt 2a, Aer yal Perston (PMN In Kinerond ¥8 Go comer, DO eRmavER, Ws B venmavEs, Sept a r ongorar to Ste mily AL im ‘opt 12 Arr Portana, hy, San Glacoue, Trapani, from NYork f