The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1867, Page 6

————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tresvay, August 236 P, M. ‘Thove ie merely « brokers’ market to chronicle on the Block Exchango, aud the daily & tious are unim- portant, The dulnees is becoming monotonous; but the Bolders of stocks show o0 impatience to relieve them- elves of their load, beileving that time, which works wonders, wil! ultimately bring about a change for their Donoft, They bave vo diMicuity in carrying thelr stocks, money being practically as easy as it bas been at any {ime ibis summer, and they have the satisfaction of teeing the earnings of the railways which their secu- ont rapidly Increasing, and thia augmenta- ton y to become more and more marked from week to week dering the remainder of the year, a: (brough tho greater part of che ensuing spring. Such largo earnings, they reasonably matutain, cannot be without eect upon prices, because they will add pro- portionately to the real value of the stocks A brisk speculation fora rise based upon th a stato of things will doubtless be experienced befure the year ex- Vir-s; but prices will just as certainly be knocked dows rit ia the habit ef Wall street to resh from one @xireme to another, regardiess of real value, Kt wil b aviation of values @ pretext for a dull when the opportunity errives for a bear Nt have nothing further to say on the Subject; prices, ic 13 opinion, will then simply ve too bigh. noticeable thet a leas bearish fo:log pre vaila Dow (na was appareut @ woek ago, aad that the Genera! tendency of speculation favors a rise, Owing to tho duiness of bucicess in Wall street movey is sgain something of a drug. The leading ealors jn government securities bave more money than they can use offered to thom at three per cent by private Senders, and the banks willing to lend on this class ‘ot collaterals at four por cent, and om railway and mis- @lianeous eiocksat five, [he drain westward is very tring just now, and this, together with the fact that the Bub-Yreasury ia disbureing im redemption of August tompound Interest notes presented but not paid last week, is likely to ‘materially Influence the next bank Statoment, There {s a reduced supply of commercial paver offering for discount, and the best grade pases at 3 8 7 per cent There is no Present ind'vation that money will be otherwise than asy fora mouth or six weeks at least to come, and efier tha: time the supply is likoiy to be equal to the de- mrpd at or below the legal rate of interest, If money @ommanded 6a 7 per cont in Wall street foreign capital ‘Would be sont here in large smounts, {t being difficult to Sod employment for it at one and a half and two per gent in England, snd nearly all over tho Continent, also, Morcover, the Eastern cities aro stil! glatted with money. A Boston journai of yesterday says in relation to local monetary alfaire:—“‘fbe supply of idle currency fre- quently alluded to of lace has not been absorbed e:ther legitimate business of speculation," and until it is ab- ®orbed it will bo available for uso in this market. At tho early session of the open board railway shares Were firm at fractional advance upon the closing q'to- tations of Inst evening, Erie selling at 70% and New York Contra! at 105);, At the fi st regolar board the market was stead, aud thero was a light but well dia- Gributed business transacted. Q1 the second call, how ever, it suowed a drooping tendency. Erio closed i higher than at tho eamo time yesterday, Reading Mictigan Southora 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg 44, Rook Beland +s, Northwestera 1%, do, preferred 34, Pacifle Mail 4, C Cleveland and Toledo was 4g lower, Goverameat socucities were dull and rather heacy. Goopon five-tweaties of 1854 and tho new tszue of 1865 Mowe adectiua of '¢ Tonnossoo sixes, new, dectined %. Tho express shares wore quiet, Adams sold at 76.0 16%, Amorican at 74a 741g aad United States at 76 a 77. At the one o'clock open board there was a vory tight velume of bu-iness transacted, and prices were lowor, AG te second regular board there was no improve. ment, Now York Central first regular board, Erie closed 34 lowor than at the Rock aigaa Southern 34, Astand 3%, Northwestern &, do. preferred *, Quick. Western Union Telegraph '4. iment scourities woro steady, but tuactive, shares continued quiet, Adams sold at 75% merican at 74 a 3; and Wolls-Fargo at 66. ve half py three open board tho market was | Material change. New York Central gold at Erie 0044, Reading te44, Rock Island 102%, extern preferred 69%. During the rest of the ou the market remained steady, but dull, and at ook the fullowing « Sentral, tions were current: 144% 0 Erio, CON a Hs uigan Southern, $074 a 81; Cleveland fed Pittsburg, 92){ a 93%; Rock Island, 102% « 103; Northwestern, 45 do, preferred, 69 Fort Wayne, 1011; Mail, 1464{; Ohio and Mis- Giesipp! evrtificat ; Western Union fele- graph, 4555 ay. Government securities were in very l!mited domand 4 the counters of the lealing dealers, and the sales Were suiliciont to produce a decline ; but at the closa the Market was steady at tho following quotations:— R gistored, 1881, 1103; a 1105; coupon, 1881, Illa Dig ; fve-twontioa, registered, 1862, 109% @oupon, 1802, 115 a 11355; do., 1864, 100%, 2905, 11095 @ 1105; ; do, do., January and July, 107% a 108 }¢ ; do., 1867, 108 a 1084; ten-fortios, registered, 99 @ 9914; do., coupon, 102%; 9 102%; gold, 14114 a 14136; August soven-thirties, 107 : Jufle do., 10714 a W074; July do, 107% m 10744; October compounds, 4864, 1187 81193; Docomber do, do., 11774 a 11835; May do., 1865, 117 8 1174; August do. do, 11601164; Beptember do, do, 11634 a 116%; October do, do, 11da wbx. The convorsions of Angost seven-thirty motes into tthe Sub-Treasury since August 3 have beon as August 19. Auguss 20, , Angst 21. Augus! August 23 | August 24., August The gold markot was doti at the commencement of Dasiness at 14114 and soon declined to 141, It aftor- wards became strong, bowever, and salos were made as Righ as 1414,, the closing price being 14144. Casn gold was in abundant supply, and loans were made without Qaterost and at a3 por caut for carrying. The gross Glesrings were $35,504,000, and the gold balances Bmounte! to $ 6, tho currency balances veing $1,865,293, There were no freeh rumors circulated In elation to the Cabinet complications; but the cable re- Port quoting Ave-tweation woak at 73); ia Londou w goed as an argument in favor of an advance in the pre- fium, while the firmness of the rates of forega ex- @bange operated in the samo direction. The foreign exchange tnarket was quiet, but Srm, and Bankers’ sterling at sixty days, after opening at 109%) a MK, edvanced to 109% a 1007{. Bankors’ bills on England at witty days were quoted a: the close at 109K ,a 1097, @tthroe Gays, 11055 @ 1104; commercial bills, 10 ry B00)g; Dilla om Paris at sixty daya, S164 a B15; at ree days, 6.12 a 6.1255. Mining shares wore neglected and heavy fret bosrd Consaligated Gregory Gold closed 100, at At the fower than at the same time $6 40; Davidson Copper 5c., selling at $2 05; & Parmelce 100, selling at $5 New York 6o., celling at $1 05. Rocky Mountain sold at $1 50; New York avd Eldorado, $2 55 w. 3) Consols 2nd American securition were quoted Loudon to-day aad on prev emerday, ‘bisie Console... .. 60.6.5 ts Waited states Ave.swen Brie ‘ Line The agerogate value @pecie) from the port the week ending ax 82,962,591 for the woe The receipts tore amd balances a expired portion fod tbe recaipts, payments ry a this city for the been as follower — Curom “a _ —_ we si ave 2. o 6,7 0 % CATATA § ‘Bug. 27... 657,000 2,364,285 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK Cxcdanae $$$ 9109 Tenn Os, ex con. Pd Tenn 6a, new {eos NCaroiins 6 sexo ia 6'aex COU 2) Missourt 6 “ 100.0 Ohio & Mf 2000 Erie tot m. 00) NY Cen 6m. % 1000) Mich Fo , Bon a bins Peygtans éo = Coli Tata, 1 BW Ohleage & NW'pre?’, kotkant atm % 10 Cleve & Tol RE... {HAR inc be, 92 us >, 76% 100 ons 8 Aton WR. 20) Han & St Jo pref 0 To}, Wad & West RK COMMERCIAL REPORT. Toxspay, August 27-6 P. M. Biewsy ax wee very firm at éle. a 2c, with small salew of Western and southern, * market was only moderately active. The eral and prices agatn declined igo. per I gheavy at the reduotion, ‘Tha sales w at a1. a2 qe. for middiing wpland, and Ze. do. New Orleans, vree.—Rin was quiet but firm at the snbjoined quota. tons, “We note the sale (not previonsly reported) of 4.510 bags, per Bertha, on private terms. Other kinds were also ute. Sales 409" bags. St Domingo en private tars. “We sete: Kilo, prime, ise. do. good, 17 + do. falr, Ao. a 18 dice os do. tales tosgon cars 15igo. a trie J By, mats and bage, Bie, a Be; ‘a ion, 18hy ‘te; Maracaibo, I7c. @ 192; eae Vike. a Wingo. SE, Domingo,’ Bigs. & 16, Me: srs. William Seoit & Song ma e the etock of Rio Augen t @, —In New York, 51. H 8; in, Pinfiadelpbtty 4600 ao. in Ralthnore Yoo do, and “sf otber Kinde in ‘York 22 969 bags, Cunt. —itosendale was unchanged at $1 60. Sperm were quoted at 40c. a 4%e.: patent, He, 8 lamantina I: 8 22c., with no important sales, —American in tot was in light demand, but ateady syere 15),00 Ibe,, ut B83¢e, for Baltimore, rake, and 2iige. for Detroit, ® Domingo logsvood wan quiet but atendy ab nd¢ were also quist, but steady and scarce. DRvGs axp Dyxs.—The general market was dull; prices were wichout particular change, The sales were # Ui carb, soda, on the spot aud to arrive, at $$ 95 a ia ash on private term: drums caustic soda at Rie. AC 534 a 60, ciety at the inside te terms, ‘and 50,00) Ibs, gar nts, 11.869 bie, flour. 1,000 do, Ke . 10.253 bushels wheat, 78.095 d form, R347 ho, ons abd 1,408 do, rye. The market for State and Western four remained heavy #nd irregular, Some teliars succeeded in obtaining yesterday's prices, bat the o grant w furiher coneéssion CANDLES —> $2, 4 tons aal 10 and 175. bak Hi v lower on the medinm grades, though the extreme ranze was very mich the sane. rome cholce fumily brands bring. ing $14; the sales were 500 bbls, Rye flour was also du: the sales being confined to about ~ DdiR. at $7.8 $9, Coro meal was dall and nominal, W stile Sai $7 0 a87 . 875.4 10 3) 1074 11% Common to aed 70) 8 1s 00 Round hoop Ohio, 9 a 19 35 ‘ 10 5) a 11 80 120) a 14 0) Common So: 975 0 12 00 Fancy and evtra do. e 12 00 a 14.00 Gal’ fornia flour (seeks and opie, 13 0) a 4 Rye flour wupertine).. 70a 900 Corn malcily., 5a — Gorn meal Brandy 6H Corn meal, Fuirfax....00000.) 6A Cora meal, Brondywine. per puny 7 Wwe —the market for wheat continued very h under alin ited Inquiry, nnd prices {ell Ic. a 2¢. on'nmber. and 50, a 16, on white, “ihe sales were about 200%) bushels at $223.4 L's for new ainber State, $2 85 for white Michigan, and 9 $2.35 for amber ‘Southern, the latter on Bost a ew Ohin, 70e, for old. Weet- $1124.” Oe are 35 000 bushola at Ze. n *0o. for ern. und fie. a 74 Barley and malt were Gull and n for new soutuern, —The oferings of grain were more liber: 0 general improvengent in rates, Thor harter and only Ww were ro Livecpook, 20 1908 iy shels corn at 44d. boxe HM tons ef oil a6 20s, ‘0 Lon. 19,00) bi hels wheat at Sid. a Std. 40) flour at tnt shut 208 surement goods at ids, 10) hhds, tobacco and per steamer 16) boves cheese at 40s., Maryland tobiceo at $0, 100 tons mons: wement goods at 85a, und 7,09 buciela corn on ate im. er’s account, 15,00 baw n« 4 soos a he p ik, ual amarket wich the privilee: t port, about 8.00 qrs. corn on private terms, A Brit. ish brig from Wilmington to Liverpool. London or Bristol, 1,60 bots. 63. for spirits turpentine, and 4s. for rosin, aud a brig to the worth side Cuba aud back, sugar on private SY Baos continued dal, and priea were nomtnal. ler. with: but litte ding, moderuta renaeet nnd Gropies ene reeput & vance, ‘ihe evles were 7,00) Bue: 108 Ayre 5 Gold: RAO) diy Mt i ON) “New y ty elty do. ere wits tio ohangoe tt ‘quotations; the demand ely active. pe market cas steady and, frm; the sales were at Bie. a 0c, according to 4) ‘We have no sales of any description to note and were nominally unchanged. —zgeoteh plz continued prices, Giengat Kk Was qu American was also quiet, bat stendy. American at $4. Of oid rail 609 ton at former 10) to were sold on privale wn.—The stock of Eastern spruce is accumulating absence of a fair demand, and prices are he.vy. The sales were 635 00 feet, part at $17 @ $18 S.A smal Jot was reported at $20. Luattwxn.—There was a better demand for hemlock sole, were unaltered, The stock was fair, except of prime heavy Buenos Ayros, whicn was wanted.’ Oak was Uxnd stock gecuma ating. Hemlock Buenos Ares h 8)'40. a 8e,; middle do. oO ade Bor ean ligt ¥ Good ‘anna {ail kiuds, and weight poor do, do., 19NGe. a 2 4 in the rough, tis oak Vie 4 mdie do, Ske. a 4. light do, Li dnc, & 49 euvy, adic. do., de. , and bail sizen were Orr nt $3. Wi Lime was steady at foriner price Trap, -—1 be nothing dol quoted at Bige., gold. Mocasare —The market for all kinds was dull and prices favor of the buyer. We have only to note the sale of Is. ori lea xt Sle. AVAL Srones.—Crude turpentine was steady; sales 100 turpentine the demand was more uniform and the market OMe for straight tote, The WSS do at B8ige., rice for smali’ lots, Rosine were un- ‘Changed fo value, ani tne demand was moder ts. The sales were about 175 Bola. common at $3 45 a $8 8714, 400 do. No, @ $5 9), 16) do, rood No, Zot 94 By 0 do. gool 550 do. comnon ni. _at $4, anid 600 46, pale ‘Tar was racher with eales of Witmington thin at $8 7 aie ‘4 ©O. rope at en 15. ' wave terme, Washingioa 3: ontinary foreign was biases seas quiet but steady at $1 28 9 §! 25 for Foglsh, and $128 4 $1 3 for American. “The sales of Engiieh reporied in our last were at *6>., gald. Of fish olla heard of uo sales not previously reported, but prees Lard wae auch istilled red was Mt Oly 65, the market for k wae ‘er prices, and closed heavy at a ir, for new mess. The pele Ry ey is 03a | 5) tor Ce masa, $22 4 81973 8 are delivery, ' uty prices were steaiy. Bales 130 S12 9 $24 for plain do. ae nomial. For cut alive. tor shouiders, The market f atl\e a Butiet w and nominal. Prices wero unchauged dis, Within the range. rt dy at 180, 030. for State, and Ie. a He. for Western, Cheese was fa fair demand for export at Te.'s 13440. for common to choice. va—Crade still gontinned tn limited demand, were unaitered. We hi sot in Dull, at 1 z were quite steady 3 the spot, but somewhat trregn. lar for futace delivery, the sates were 160) bbls, standard ba eat aiigc, 10 aa, to. on [bg terms, 125 000 gallons wy a brililont,’ fn tins, also on private terme: 1,000 evr for Ootober at Sie, 10.0 do. do. d 5) do. do, for the fret bait iphia the market wa ie of bole, standard = white m. light straw to white om private tering 1. do, siand wd wine for thie Monthy at 746, 130 do. for Octobe w Septorver as 0 a BNe. do. at a nfl ve same delivery, ac Sie. ; 000 do., trom O ber, at 30°. ; 4,00) do, ver to February, at 3lo.; Lo do., from November Wo January, at Ste; do. for rivate terms, September aud 900 do. for October. on Ri jut prices wore wn. The sales were ununporiant, n—The market for fra raw was y to mod rodning, bet The salen were 1.100 buds. to" Rico: slay. only _motorately a es acd e active, land bards, 18ige. 8 1Shgo te for soit yellow. nd steady In valu; eres eee aloe For nal the 2:08.00 Yo, Central American om a uk Sates. reoed wg, uete the cule of 1.000 bags - over wi "0 1Se., ened thmothy at $8 9 63 28. quoted at Shc. Wa heard of ho portant sales of any deentip. Tices werw cm * Caloutts Unaeed we vot y and fem; jobbers’ ot were effected. Silesian * Balaw at 60,00 Dibs. puiled at 3 BEATH OF ‘Wee WHITEHEAD, OF NeW JERIEY, Nawans aN. J, August 27, 1867 Hon, Asal, Whitehead, formert, ry Ju OX A Sa Pree Court of New Jersey, Gi ‘ein Morrisiewe thiy morwing, ip tbe ser was ‘THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. Before Commissioner Osborne, The case of the United States ye, Eliza Allenbein, ‘who is charged with having falsely sworn, in a petition te bankruptcy, that a certain house im Sixteenth sireet bad been convoyed ty her by one Elizabeth Merey, was calied om yesterday morniug, at ten o'clock. At that hour intimation was made to Commissioner Osborne that Mr, E¢win James, counsel for the defendont, was indis- posed, and conid not attend. The Jornmiasioner a cord- ingly adjourned the further examination of the matter ill Thursday. Charge of Abstracting from the Post Once a Letter Containing a Check tor $1,290. Alfred Rowland, @ young maa about twenty vears of ave, was charged with taking @ letter from the Post Office of this city and embezzting its contents—s check for $1,200, The check had been sent from Washing- ton to the Rev. P, J, O'Toole, The boy found the letter In the Post Office box of Mr, Gildermaster, in whose em- ployment be was. He did not retarn it, but appropriated the letter and ihe check, as sated. The check waa made payable to the order of Mr. O'Toole; but the defend- ant, ag it appeared by the evidence produced against bim, sent the check by letier to the makers, fa Wash- ington, requestiog that they would make it payable to Dearer, as he was not known at the bank, and wanted to getihe money. Tia letter was signed with Rev, Mr, ‘a name. The senders of receipt of thia communication, the matter should at once be placed under investiga'ion. Mr. Gaylor, spe- cia! agent of the department, too the afiair in hand, and after inquiry ascertained that the letter had been by mia‘ake but into Mr, Gildermester’s box, which t# just beside that of Mr. O'foole, The letier sont to Washiug- ton, asking that the mode of paying the check should be changed, was proved to be in the handwriting of the ‘accnged. On thia statement of facts the arrest was mde, and on yesterday the accused was taken before Cominis> sisner Osborn, who committed hin for trial, The case was conducied by Mr. Joseph Bell on theg part the government, COUNT GF BANKRUPTCY. The following petitions have been presented since onr lect report:—James C. Porter, New York o'ty; referred to H.W. Allen, Register, John E Ricbardson, New York city; referred to John Fitch, Register. Chauncey P. Fiich, ‘Now York city; referred to Isasc Dayton, Heats, Numbor of petitions presented up to yezter- day, 2 SUPERIOR COURT--BHAMBERS, The Exclasion of the Public from Supple. entary Examinations—Judge Brvbe Opinion. Before Jadve Barbour, Inve the Supplement iry Eraminttion of Michte! Nort n, @ Jwigment Deb‘or.—A motion was made in this case yes- terday for an adjournment of the’examination of Alder- map Norton, the case in which the Jaw reporters of the city preas were excluded trom attendance on Friday Jast. On Saturday a meeting of persons (supposed re- porters) ras held avd resolutions adopted deaonncing Judze Barbour for issuing the order of exclusion, threat- ening Impeachment, &¢. The regular law reporters of all the datly journals yesterday published a disavowal of tho sontiments expressed by tho other parties, Before granting the motion of vesterduy, therefore, Jidge Par- bour read a lengthy opinion, which he had prepared a: a reaponss to th» malcontents, in which he took tho ground that, though "the first — section of the siatnte declares that ‘the sittinga of every court within this State shalt be public and every citizen may freely attend the sane,” proceotings before a judge at chambers aro not ia any legal ronse proceedings tn court, (Miller vs, Rossm. 15 Bow,, 10; Billing va, Vanderborg, 17 Ib., 80; tn 72 Bookhont, 21 ‘b., 348.) The application of the prin ciplo of tho statute in question to proceedings before a jJndgo at chambers, he gays, would ip many cases be excesdingly inconvenient, if not impract cabin; for, to practiva, very much ef that class of busivoss is trans acted at the private residences of the jatgas. A largs portion of a judve’s chamber business is also of suc! a nature that tts immadiate publication would be highly improper—such, for instance, as the hearing and grant ing of applications for orders of arrest, attachment, &c, In the present case it vee npon the ‘appl cation of counsel that the order of exclusion was eranted ; snd in cases whero objection t made to the attendance of tho public and publication In newspapers it was, he held, tho duty of the judge to conmder whethor auch attendance or pnbdlication might be prodnetive of injury to the person about to be examined, or other par- ties, without any corresponding benefit to the creditor or the public; and It seemed clear that he ought, in the reasonable exercise of a sound discretion, to preven’, by & proper order, tho publication of the pracesdings during a progress and until from examivation of the pro comdings he shall be enabled to jndgo whether any i rions, extraneous and irrelevant effect might be pro- duced, In the prosent matter ho bad had no knowied7o of the ature of the facts sought to be d veloped, and had no acquainianco with, nor, to his kaowledge, had he ever seen the debtor. After euch examination, if It ap- peared that questlo .8 of pabiic import transpired, publi- cation would not be improper Ho was convinced that asa jndge, after a careful examioation of the case, he had a legal right to igsne ho an order, Ho was strongthoued in his opinion by consnitation with his brother judges; and it only Temsived for him to say that tho order must stand, ‘The opinion concludes as follows:—I comprehend and fully appreciate the jofluence in the community of the reporters of the pres end the extent to which I may. atthis particular time, ba affected, personally, by the conree they annear by newspapers to bave take: Bat, while I bave the honor to occupy this place, be that time Jong or short, I shall cou'inue to diaghargs my duty without favor, affection or fear, My conecience will not permit me to perpetrate a jadicial wrong; nor, poor as 1 am, can I afford thus to lose the reputation which 1 have been able to acrwire during a life of nearly sixty eara, ? {Nore —The latter part of this opinion was written under the belief that all the reporters of the press in the city had held a mee'ing aud adopted certain resolutions condemnatory of my action tn the premises; since which I have been gratified by the information that none of the regular court reporters of tbe principal Papers were prosent at ench wreting oF participated in its proceedings, but, on tho contrary, disapprova of the same} A motion was then mae to set aside the onter of exclusion, and was deni vA the court stated that Iteconld be considero’ that the ovinion oes renlered on that motion to enable it to go to the General Term, where it will probabiy be appealod. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBENS. The Express Compantos’ Uabroglio=™ for a Recelver. Refore Judge Barnard. Stephen P, Witeriury va, Elmore P. Posse al.~ caso came up again yesterday on the motion for Poiutment of a receiver of the Merchants’ Union Bx- press Company and the dissolution of the organization, The attention of the court was wholly occupied by the reading of which are intended to prove the ompiaint, which has bevn already publ in fall ta the Hekaco, ‘The charges made in these affidavits wero tothe etfect that the company was organized and mana‘ed by tnex- Perienced men; thet the express business of the coun- try was not 40 extensive that it could pay two lines to run over the samo routes; that the defendaats had pledged themssivea to call for ten per cent only of the Stock, whereas piaintiff had alroady paid in twenty-fva, and that a demaud for ten por cent more bad been made; that the company bad engaged men at exorbi- tant shlaries who had formeriy been employed by the American, Adams and other expres: companies at mocerate rates, &o, The case will be resumed thie morning. THE ROSLYN HOMICIDE. The Coroner’s Inqnest=Examination of the Wounded Man and Other WitnosscoThe Marderer Still at Large. The inquest upon the body of William O'Brien, who was murdered inan affray which occurred on Sunday night, and the particulars of which appeared in yest day's Wenato, took place on Monday at Roslyn, before Coroner Leonard 4, Seaman and a jury, The report that the alleged murderer, Edward Coughlin, bad been arrested was unfounded, but measures lave been tak which it i belioved will ebortly place bim within tue reach of Justice, The funeral of the victim, 0'Brion, took piace yesterday, aud wae etended by @ large num- ber of his friends. Reardon, who was wounded, {+ ex. pected to recover, Both of the injured men were un- married, but the alleged morterer have wife and ono child, The following witnesces were oxamiued:— Michael Reardon, being aworn, enid—I tive in Roslyn and am a farm laborer, work for Charles Osi 4 in company With Morris Gorman, Willisma O'Brien and Michael O’Neti and Jobn Reardon. aud perhaps othors, walked out and mot Edward Conghiin; bho was standing by tho tree tu front of CO Neii's house; we bal some civil words, and perbaps afier that wo bad some ssucy words; then We went to take Coughlin bome; Morris dwih me to take CCughiia home; cout know ing of where O'Rrien, the doceneed, wat then: aw of O age? Was 5 whore Co I think, in Mr. Sryant’s houses It wai @ going Up to tho turnpike where we mere: U'Neill tried t take Cong Eun x 0 tried to take Gough! n “home we bad now beon Graking last Sunday during the day, but 1a the eroning kk something; it was a ood whi after we got that Twas cut; T got in Roslymabout dusk ; While we were together w h Coughita, Coughlin cut ime? Pe ‘+ tell what he cut me with; atter O'Briem got cut, got cut; after I was cut, I turred around, and | eaw Srhrien falling; Utook hold of O'Brien and heiped pick dita up, aud saw that he was dying; O'Brien died in « yory ehort time after be was cur; I = not know Cough. jin hada knife; Coughlin bad ine pre. viously, and I wae told he woe te hey for me; I . out of the house and saw nothing of Bim, and came the next time I went to the cones after that I found bim: by the treo; it wae when I Morrie Gormen tried to m home; Coogblin salq ve had enoogs (0 kil) belt NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1867, a dozen; I-was cut in the bip by Coughitn 1 am ee we were ear together whee it occurted; 1 thi bat am eure, thal Coughlin told me ae would my life; T did pot bear # word from OB: dicate that he wag stabbed; before i was stabbed I saw Cougolin make eeveral motions at O'Brien, as though be was striking or pong 4o sirike him; we thea tied to separate them; Fehink 1 was the tiret man to calch O'Brien a5 he fell; Teannot tet! whether Cougbiie had avy knife or anything tn his hand; it was too dark at the time for me te see, Morris Gorman boing sworn said:—I ae & laborer live at the Grove aud work for Joun Mills; last eveui I came to Rosiyn, and was in company w ich Mr, O'Brien, murdered man; about balf-past nine P. M. was ab jeii’s house; was there but a short time when m: ter heard Coughlin caliim “gone of b—;" ane told nim to go home, a3 1208 for him ; t Dest time Couge lin came ail the boys and I went out; I asked him what was the matier;-he told me that ho wanted those ‘sons of b——." the Reardons; he esid also be did not care a d—=n for any Corkonian; his 8i5- ter begged me to tuke him home, as his wiie was afraid of tim, I took hoid of him, and he weut quietiy till wo got near Mott's more; we all then came backs it was but @ short’ time before ho was ; I Kept the door shut; I Fae his voice; uo one er out; he kept op towards Nostrand’s store, aud all being qiiet we thought of going bome; when | weut out Coughlin was as the biz maple in front of jeil's house; the first loge heard was Jubo Reardon kine Coughlin “what did ho mean by asking for their ght? Coughlin said he did not do any such tho or ask, about tem; Michael Reardon, who is wound: thea said, “Yes you did, and we are here now; what do you want of ust” I asked Coughlin to go home with m: ‘and he said “Yes;”? I put my baid oo his arm and we waiked wong. towards his house to near Mow’a store; he then took a bow away from gud whoelsd around, and asked for those m ‘009 of b—’' again; the boys walked aloug behind us; he went back from me and toward the other boys, an 1 could not see whioh of them he mot; it was too dark to nee them; I do bot remember exac:ly, but think ft was betwoon twelve and ono that Coughlin cut O'Brien and Reardon; the first I knew of it was my sister saying thi O’Brien was stretched in the road, my sister ts’ O'Nei! wife; Wiliam Grady was picking bim Yo" ee a seif and Grady brought him back into 0 O’Brien was jet alive when we got him in i house; he moaned; I then went to Vr. Feld and thea 0 Dr. Treadwell. ‘to get medical attendanc I did not follow Coughlin back, and so was too far off to see the fracas; I think not one of toe y was in liquor; I had @ drink in each of the two houses I was iv, Michael O Net! being acy a laborer, and work tor Mr. Bryant; last at my house, Edward Coughlin came to my houge and asked to have the sons of b—ecome out; I think it was him, but Ido not know; the next ‘thing occurred when these men got ready to go home; I went out and asked Cough- Jin woat be meant by calling out for the Reardou’s; all thought be spoke beldgge 4 denied 1t; Michael Reardon told bim he did do 40, and to do what about it ho had to do, Edward said he meant nothing, and if said anything ho had forgot it; Iwent up to Edward and 4 him to go home, and he went with me, and thea toret @ little cross; the boys watked behind; bors were Mike Reardon, Willam Grady, Wiliam 0 Brien, Joun Resrdon, Morris Gorman and mysvif; met with Cougolin taking him h L saw be was getting Very ugly, and noticed he hala knife ja his hand; ho told me to “keep off from him; he could kill s dozen that was on the roud;’"1 then ioft him and turned back from him; I and the other boys were following preity closely to Coughlin; Gorman loft Cougntin to go too, I tnink; after I vot away from ail the boys I beard tome one say O'Brien was laid om tho road; when I reached my house they had O'Brisa iu it avd Reardon "Brien was thea dead, I expect; there was some feeling on Cougniin’s part toward the Reardon, Thearc can’t toll what kuie it was, being dark; um sure it w a knife, as it shone in the night; I found then that Rear- don Was cus too, Ann Coughiin testified—I lve in Roslyn, in M Bryaot's house, the first this side of C, Ridy’s, Tam ¢ wite of Edsara Cougulin; I beard ahing of the fracas last night at my hou: my husband did not like the Reardous; as in liquor last night and when so he was awful ugly; be is good natured whon sober; I saw no knife except a penknife he had, nor beard tim make any threats against them, he waa going back and forth by O'Neil’s to go to his brother's: he did not know the deceased, O'Nrien; I never saw the penknite my bnabaud had nat niont before Jobavnah Coughim deposed:—I lve in Roslyn; ama sister of Edward \oug tin; was at Dennis Seavey’s last night, and on going home by @’Neil's house, be said he coud Ught avy Corkonian, and I begged "the men at O Neii’s ‘not to mind a drunken man, aad wo went on hoine, where he staid a long time, and thon lett to go to his brother Potrick’s; tho mon at O Neil's need not come ont on Sunday night; Teaw no knife with Edward except when ho bad bis er; they followed Edward; one of tho women at O'Neu's a Patrick Reardon waa hom + he would tear bim in py bis brother said ho would Oght im; I told them thoy should overlook a drunken think he or any ono should defend themestves waen attacked; oué of the men at O'Neil’s strrpped off his coat to fight; I did uot sea my brother 6 knife; be was not suber when ho took his sw ten o’onck at night; neither was he drunk; sfterwards 1 loft and went to Mr. Ely’s, and bearing a nolse Icane back and fonad O’firien dead; up from Mott to Edward's they were fetching him store; I did not know the mon; f went #0, Dut did not see him; I loft bun at Patrick's when I went to Mr, Ely’s, William H. Hoeg belug sworn said—I am a practising Toaide at Manhasset village; I made a post mortem exatinat on upoa the body of William O'Brien; I tound on inspecting the body a large incieed wound Just above the clavicle at the root of the neck; another small woand of tho eca!p, an inch in length, that did not trate tho brain; on opening the thorax and dissect- ing about tho wound, I found the cavity of the thorax istrument by which the wound over the the clavicle, partially severing that bon 4 hoih the extervai and internal cavities, the polnt of the tctroment wound ng one of tho lower clavicle hanes; tbe na'ure of the wound would indicate that the instrament wa @ large ope and must havo been several iuches bong, euch ® wound would destroy life instantly. it was thon adjanrned yotil to-morrow, the tae, TRE FESIAN CONGRESS AT CLEVELAND. SPECIAL TELEGRAM T TO Ti€ HERALD. Caxvarasn, Oblo, August 27, 1801, 10 o'Clock A. } Great preparations are being made for ag Fenian Congress, which assembles !n this city on the $d of Swp- tomber next, at Garret’s Hall, Between six and eight nundred delegates will bo present, inciuding Generali Spearand O'Neil J. W. Fuczgerald, of Cincinnati, will formally open the Congress, SWARMS OF LOCUSTS IN KANSAS. Sr, “Sr. Low S, August 27, 1367, Immene> sears of locusts were in the vicinity of the city of Ellsworth, Kansas, yesterday morning, mor. ing w a soutueaaterly direction. eee AEE NR MARRIAGES AND PER THS. Married. x.—At bia residence, on Saturday 4, by the Rev. James Miltott, Mr. Jase Saray, ali August Caowwett-—Sires of this eliy. Jacksox—PRoK Es At dias on Tusods; 21, by the Rey. A fro Wiliameburgh, N. ¥., Died. —On Monday, August 26, at one o'ctook, of avo, Marty Kraa, only daughter of Caro reapeotfully requested to atiend tue funoral, from the residence of ber mother, 495 Tenth avenue, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, Banwert.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, August 26, Davia Baaverr, In the $24 voar ol hie ago. The funeral will take place from his Iate remdonce, 434 Fulton street, Brookiyn, this (Wednesday) morning, at tou o'clock. sn tee teee tang August 25, Jacon C, Bom- “The friends i of tbe tbe bf and those of his brothers, Jackson, Thend: 4 Wiliam, alao the Union Teague Couucll No, 10, etuus0 the Bunker Hiii avvociation, are reepectfully requested lo atten funeral, withous fur- ther notice, from the residence of bis brother-in-law, Augustus C. Wend, 83 Henry street, on Thursday toon, at two cock, The remaina will be taken to Cypress | Le for interment, Botens, ~Oo Tusaday, Augost 27, at the residence of her grandfether, Joha Mayher, at Plainfeid, Ne # Ivexa, infant daughter of Dr, Charles R ead Mary Botveler, aged 9 mon hs and 18 days, Cosurse.—Ou Monday, August 26, Ouver Commas, fm the $4tb year of bi The relatives and frionds of the famlly are invited to attend the funeral, (rom brs late residence, No, 308 East Gree (Wednesday) morning, at ten Cottasos,. ~On Monday morning, Angust 24, Sanam FE. Contos, aged 11 monthe aod 20 daye bi sare eae Higeeg hey the members of teen] 0, are respoctta'ly invited 145 Tenth Ae aveuie, this (Wednesday) morning, at Balf-past ten o'clock. Coma. —Io Jersey City, on Tueslay morning, au- 605i 47, Baxsawiv FRANKLIN, tpfeot om of Heary HW. and Pome L, Cashing, aged 1 month, Relarivas aud friends of the faruily are respectfatiy requested io attend funeral, from the residence of hie craadfacuer, Ben). F. Town, 127 Grove strect, this (Wedueeday) moratag, at ten o'clock. ¥.—O0 Toesday, August 27, Marranw Dacy, ia the 424 year of bis age. His friende. and ihe frtends of hie family, and of bie uncles, Timo Dal Join Donovan, Aro rerpect(uliy requested to attend the funeral, on Thorsday afternoon, at one o'clock, from hie ia dence, in Seventy-secund sirees, bolwooa Bist aodavenaoa Datwsravs,—Oo Monday, STAD, aged U8 youre, Relatives, friends, andthe members of the Masons’ Union, are reepactl invited to avend the funeral, this (Wednesday! sfernoon, froi hie lave residonos, 103 Gravam avenne, Wiliamsbirg. Docrog—On Sunday, Augast 28, Kuna, wife of Jo- oops M. Doclis, aged 29 yeara, ‘otice of funeral hereafter, August 26, Jacon Danae w than on Monday even. i and Josephine in thy Feeas.—On edgy August ner tem fra go me. MeLvoLs ‘Ewtas, infant — Ereas, aged § months and 25 The relatives and friends Hi the family are seeatalty invited to attend the funeral, from ‘the residences of his We Parente, 451 Vanderbilt avenue, this (Wednesday) after. tures o'clock. Fowiza,. —Oa Monday, A: 26, at Nowark, N. J., # jalemaetion of the brain, Sanam Menor, daughter Ph Mary L. Fowler, aged 3 Seer, Smoatne Hewburg, Auburn and Geneva papers Le ane Greoory,—On [uesday, August 27, at Kalamazoo, Michigan, 0. H. GreGoxy, formerly of New York city. HaLupay.—On Tuesday, August p§ Jony Sree, only son of dtichell and Mery Ann Halliday, ag year, 1 month ana 13 days. 8 relatives acd ae of a: brisé and members of Evangelist Lodge (600), F. M., also members of Union Chapter et6,, RAM re invhed to attend the funoral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, — thé residence of his pareuts No, 2 Patchea place, Weat Tenth ms bear Sixih avenue. Haxperson.—On Tuesday, August 27, Rosser Hevner- so, late Lieutenant of Compazy A (Brooklyn), Four- toonth regiment, The friends of the family, also the officers and mem- bers of the Brooklya Fourtesath rogiment, are respect. fully requested to attend the funerel, from the residence of bis brother, John Henderson, $9 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o’clork, ¥Ls remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, SPECIAL ORDER NO, Huspquanrana Co, A, 14th Rez’t N. G. 8. N. >} Baoowiyy, August 27, 1867. The members of this command are hereby aotifed to assemble at the imental armory this (Wedneaday) aferaooe, ‘at one o'clock, to pay a last tribute of respect to our late comrade, Ligu'enant Robert Henderson. Alt officers and members of the regiment are requested to stiend. By ordor, FRANCIS DOYLE, Captain Commanding. 4. Cassrpy, First Sergeant. Hi toga, On Sunday, Auguet 25, Wrutau De then of George W. aud Augusta Hil, aged ays, 1 montn an Kxtty.—Of consumption, at his residence, 156 For- syth streat, on Monda: nAay. August 26, Joux KELLY, a native ofthe parish of 33 yoars, ‘ne friends are respectfully requested to attend the faneral, this (Wednesday ) morning, at eleven o'clock, Wisconsin aud California papers please copy. Kenox.—On Tuesday, August 27, Patter ‘@ short illness, Caraanixg, selict of the late Thomas Kehoe, a native of ‘of St, Columbkitl county Longford, Ireiand, ‘4 year o ber age. aud friends of the fam»ly, also of ner sons Peter and Jobn, and her son-in-law James Murray, Gre respectfully invited to attend the funoral, on Thurs- y alterovon, at two o’clock, from her late residence, BS Weet Sixteenth street, New York. Livingstox,—A’ his residence, ner Charleston, late 8. on Monday, August 19, Jun» Aoue, son of the lato Philip Livings‘on, Esq, of Now York. Koutsa,.—Al San Francisco, Cal., on Tuesday, July 23, Cusaies Hoswer, ouly son of George FB. and Curoliae Kohler, aged 6 months and 17 days, Mavory.—On Tusaday, August 27, James Mappry, aged 25 years. Toe aoa will tako place from his late residence, 24 Clivers oe this (Wedwesday) afvernoou, at half-past wo o'clnc! Tho eae tars of the late Ninth New Yorke bog ae y 4 eee Zouaves) and of tho First regiment N, G. 8. Y. are invited to meet at the armory, corner Broad- way and Fourth street, at half-past one o'clock, ia full uniform, Maxrix.—In Brooklyn, on Tnesday, August 27, Carers » danzhior ot Addison D, and Carrie E, Martin, ased 6 montbs and 13 days, Funeral from the residence of her crandfather, ‘Captain James R. Elcock, No 305 Dean street, this (Wedaesday) afternoon, at tour o'clock, MiLLeR —On Thursday morning, August 22, after a short illness, Newuie Consrock, W soutenant Co mandor J. N, Mitler, United States Navy, and daughter of Captain J. J. Comstock, Tue relatives aud friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Weduosday) afternoon, at four O'clock. from the residence of her father, No. 3 West Thirty-seventh atreet, idence and New Bedford Dapers please copy. MaHo -¥,—Oo Tuesday, Aagut 27, of consumption, Consmivs M. Manone, in the 47th year of bis age The reiatives and friends o! the family are rospact fully invited to attend the funerat on Thursday forenoon, at ten o'clock, from No, 18 Fifth street, wisuout further wotice. Traleo (Ireland) papers please copy. Moceruy.—On Tuesday, August 27, of consumption, Tsomas Mcrruy. Tue rela‘ives and friends of the family. and the ac- qualatances of his brothers John, Joseph and Wi particularly, are invited to atiend th» funeral, from the residence of hia brorizer John, 62 Prosidant street, South Brookiyn, on Toursday afternoon, at two o'clock. The = will be taken to Calvary metery. ert.—Sulieniy, Joay Picksrr, a native of the pane of Churchtown! county of Cork, Irelaad, agod 21 yoara, 2 months and 4 days, The iriends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the fenera!, trom his lee dence, 607 Second avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at une o-iock pro- county Gaway, Ureland, aged Wers.-—Co Monday, August 26, Janz E. Powers, rolict of Samuel Powers, in the 77th year of her age, Faveral will take place from her gon in-law’s reci- dence, Starea Isiand, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock. Friends are inyited to attend, without further notica, Sruxer.—At Amsterdam, N. Y., ow Tharsday, August 22, Geonce W. Sraiksr, form iy’ of this city, ia the 65th yoar of his age. Srxviusen—On Monday, August 26, Ronert, only child of William and Eilen Strathers, aged 11 months, Faneral this (Wednesday) afternoon. at two w’ oes. Sracc.—On fueaday, August 27, at Ellaabech, N. J., Youn C. Staca, aged 23 years. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fu- neral on Thursday a ternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the First Bantist church, Rahway, N. J Teapeny.—At Harlem, on Monday, August 26, of con- vulsions, Cuaries F., youngest son of Jamos H. and Jane Terpeny, aged 1 year, 9 months and 16 dava The relatives and frienda of the family are respectfully invied t» attend the funeral, on Thursday morn- ing, ate! a o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, Second avenue, between 119th and 120th atre-ts, Taorr —On Monday, Anco 3 26, W. 3 Trott, of the island of Bermuda, aged 62 y Franes are toquested te o atiend the fanera!, from 361 t Thirty-Orst street, near Ninth avenue, this th aye fl morning, f- past elevoa o'clock, yo “aturday, August 24, Mr. samus, B. West, of Moorestown, N. J., formorly of this city. Wurrsmeap.—At Morristown, N. J., on Tuesday morn- toe, August 27, Ina C. Warrensad, in the 70th year of The relatives and frends of the fail; respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from het late rem- dence, at Morristown, on Saturday moruing, at baif- pastten o'clock. A train leaves New York for Morris- town, from the foot of Barc ay street, by the Morris and Essex Railroad, at eight A. M. Witxiws —On Tuesday, August 27, Siovey Bo Witktws. The friends and the profeasion are reepectfaily invited t attend the funeral from bis Iate residence, 82 Monroe street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'c:ock. ‘Wiper —At Wolcott, ne a N. ¥., oa Thurs- aay, Any 2q., faiher of Dr, Louis de V. Wilder, of this city, aed 15 years. 69 | moe wared PORT OF NEW oR AUGUST 27, 1837, i Cleared. Stermehtp Palmyra (Br), Watron. Liverpool—B Cunand, Steamabip Virgo, Dulgley, Savannab—Murray, Ferris & vr atsCrenty Eee Norfolk, Cry Pott and Bick. Raker, Boaton—W ¥ Clyde. Ship ile Norton, Nicke. 4, San Francisco—s L Merchant & ‘Bhip tndustry, Linnell, San Prancison—G P Sutton & Co. ip B Avmar, <awyer, Nontevideo—D % Je, Wilkinson, Ma lor lie, Buenos Ayres—iteary, De Cor- ig Queen of the South, Haddock, Demarara—R J God- nig $ Bichon. Gibson, as inwali—§ T) Merchant & Co. ecomecrewetmen © , Halifar—C A DeWoit Brie Goldes Light, Ferguson, 81 Joho, NB—Smithers & Co. ott Persia Hinckley, Poster, Jacksonville—Simpson & “are Faith, Putnam, Jecksonville—Stapsom & 1 rem sier, Curscoa 8 W Lewis & Co. Soar J sanderwoa (Br), Coser, Cow Bay, CB—Brets, Son Roe Queen of Clippers (Br), Davidson, Hanteport—Craa. ray ‘Behr Tre cael Rraros, Terue—O K 58 aS. Behr 8 EB Voorbes, Fulford, Chariesioo—N oUready & 00, Hohe Caroling & Cornelia, Deris, Georgetown, 80—Doll- ry, Voorhes, Rishmond-—Posee & Thomaaa, Behr . Lateham, Norfolk—Poase & TI fone Middleton, Newton, lumore--besty., “Mitioe 7 Schr Adrian, Everett. Boston—W 8 Brown & © SchrT B Smith, Bowman, New Baitord-Ferguson a WSeur George & Tigar, Smith, New Haven—Rackett & Tay. tor, Keni L, Francis, New Haven —Rackett & Taylor. Scbr AG tassrds New Havon—Raakett & Tay. a ‘Rohr 8s mI Bernard Buel, Sag Tarbor—Reckets & a Saylor, Bloop Ag iwick, Providence—G N Stranshan. Sieamer' Biddle, Micked, Philadelpnia. Arriv 0 Aino Savacuad, wih mise ty Empire, Price, Wilmiagion, NC. Agg 2h with mdse nad passenvers, to beg Fanny Foulkes, for Boston, came out of Talet bar te company, ANg 24, 16 miles south of Hatierss, pasad sehr Jeremiah Mtmon- anaes | 200%. lat 7 20, lon — maw sober A S Green, Piatt Washington, DO, with Jae acd, 2b linet, of beecom, @ from Puerts Cabello, 1® gg & Co, » Brulgeport, CB, 31 days, Ly age (0! Ren-nuce), Phillips, Bis Grande, €2 days. ene Mec vully: ‘Saued ta company ove! ale son, Doeworth, Peorgetowa, DO, for Hudson Sehr Wille Martin, Noyes, Dartford, Relow, Ship Geo Hur! Masson, from Liverpoom, * Bhip Francis P ronk, from Liverpool, Bhig Frias Albers tan from Bambang, Kildare (B from Coxhaven, Fraveis Perkins, No 19. APPING INTRLLI@BNCR t), im PL Neviua (by pita aa POR ADDITIONAL SKB ANU CMBR Page. Marine Gunes: Riehre ss! Heroor; name Chi Line fen tiem Ov the ib cays the oe got off ‘Brie Gevruz Axwre (Br), Parr, from fie u for a jon, before reported arrived at Halifax aS put in leaky. pba Gostare from St John, NB, 284 Digsixa, tahore on Duloh Wate got oF fr dntoaged: dad returned to port ed Scun EM Dymr (of Provinestowa), welectogent ogee sad al Bere 08 We By snip’ cliy af Somber a = Falmodis, 9 N ion fy auiys Cliy af omar, The wreck ad aboat 3) feet of foremast sta Sone Ann Evrga (of Newport), Osswell, pity pot far Providensn, before reparua sf sank at Haleiv's iy will retura to this cy lex sonal ire. catge of coal willbe forwarded to’ Provideace 1m Alida, Scum Apetarpn (of Sag Harbor), Capt George 3 fe whose safety consideratlo ancasigess has bees fell, ar cirived! it, from Rondout. i k) of Norwioh, on Bar Sn ment Aid ried some tine. Her crew ware: eyplainhieander nest, inate, oftast Lyme; Felix Chas H Perk Waterford: War Keliny, of V and” (wor Portuguese, seausen, and the’ 000k unkoown, SLoor Ti of and for New York from ——, wi ‘ARODORF, cargo of sand, while ning t. ch the Kast River, ma head of Blackwell's Tatand. s8ch atraet, aight of 2000 struck ou a rock, She lays broatsids 00 aod la leaking, Mace! a. Purser H Fielding, of the steamsnip Ville de Paris, f Havre, has our thanks for late papers. p Lacxcuep—At Westerly, RI, sotly, from the sige rgsniman 8 Soper Cah of ona 5"toue Sapeage a be Cees Cerne siiveobe Sip ts tase ie soe hevaoaath ing trade, aod wi comman ry pa ington, of Pordend, Ct. Fee eee ren Schr Valentine Doane, Young, at Now Bedford 26h ust frou Flatts Paulin Cove, with 88 bbls ap and 18) 10 4 in the gale of us Spoke 1 res Ground; sehrs Cla Ri iN J Koight Bag 3B) ound, hr hr Willa Pee Senter, 0 Canton, Lapham of NB, was at Mauritine July wit the vbis ap itn board, taken ince leaving St oe 2 All well, (She sailed July 4 to cruise, «8 before r Ship Herald, Nickerson, of XB, @ rooo-ted at aon daly 0 lat,” MeLatr Abbie Mfadford, Hobbs, of Nantucket, was off Fayal’ guy oval receae report of ete Hal experisoced beat weather, Dut sustained ao 4 Spaced duly td, it 3) 40-1 lon 12:6, schr Nellie T Patnantg 6 weeks out, with 10 bois ap 0}. Spok : Ip Hooghley, Jenkins, from angoon April 1 for Rage! Shi land June 4 lav 33 5, loa 82 1, ‘Ship Sarah Rowman, Congdon, from Akyab, supposed for Bune Mi fou si ip Wwyom tro Tiveroool fe for Philadelphia, Aug 10% bo rancis Perkins, Ecol Ledvar Wella "frown Goenin May 18 for Lone’ 18, lat bye ieee dound N. with low of maintopgallant and roval yardy, shoving sigoal a blace Pon white ground, Aw ¥ Wihamsy from Philadelphia for Charleston! pee 15: mr pls of Hatteras, Brig Po! it, on ad m, 7 days from Boston for Havan: ry Fd A at 37 i, lon ADEIrWlae Worle, beuad 8, Aug 2, Wattera- N by By miles distant, Foreign Ports. > July 2—In port bark Pr ime Bird, Cloutman, Lapse nie Cashman, Pont, do. ie o. Au - ip. Beasie Crosby (Br), cronhy} adel . 10 load for Bog PUlabiln, aug IZ-Avrivede ship’ Lawrence, Johnson, Lite! L. ba i, AUES—Arrived,schr Jos W Webster, MoVay, Cary! thage: B + ‘Mh, brig Neponset, Tracey, Cow Pane ot We ekerived, "bark Lizzie H sacxsong M rnie! York. Cle aad Mth, bark J D Paint, Emhro, N York. uf Gorrexpune, Aug 6—Arriy ed, brig F 4 lise, Sherman! Shrowactam, Aug Arrived, bark Maria (Ital, Stivo, Now! Aved. ships Mosienger, Small, Soa! ae {glands Shirley, Aiea, do for mig Kong. bark Comet Paty, do tps nae th, ark Pericie noms from Pavama, ip ail 12th aH Howl: al tan, nugaveCleared, ship N Mosher, Anthony, Qui be a any 6—In port ship Herald, Gardner, for Madera Roape, Ang 12—Sailed, ship Caravan, Macodack,, Mi uae, July 20—In port brig Ada, for NYork lg Ly. 20: Scirny, Ang Xb, ‘Alblassorwacrd, Lindern, from on pit ne 3—Tn Mary Whitridge, Cutter; cs) ; bark Almy, Freo:nan, S Jntv 6In port ship Winisld Scott, Rai Catharine (Br), for Boaton (to elerr sume daz). t Joax, NB. Aug 26—Arrivel brig Cndan (Bri, Weleb Philaolpphiag achr Emma @ (Sr). Wenber, N York. American Ports. ort mh len ATEXA ‘Aug %—Atrived, schr Tda A Jayne, seer PISTON, Aug 26—Ciered, achrs_Sontherner, Dariingy ‘aller, Baluinore; Estelle, Ward, Jersey: brigs Magzia Rose,‘ gre Anne D Torrey | Soaraville, Agu wed, bark Chari: ante Knight, Oth Arriva, ship Rea Gall, Afri 7; Hatield Brothers, Clen! en oO AO ae eat ignask, tie ott Wave ames Ror ten, Navaahd; dehee AJ Bentley. Bunnell, and rey ‘hase, pelle ‘01 With Arrived! ship Batfote mia, Callan; sehra veston ; Crowell, Boston, Cleared--Bark Ellen Mt » Amsterdam, ¥eled—Rark PG ; sohrs Deari BANGOR. A St Chered. trier Ntevens, 3 ani Hamp watt, Mer sobre sonre R aaah ee Tievacrs ie lant, Dodge: ' Ba) ig teckel 8 NYork, mac Die Be ‘Ang 26—Arrivell, achra Senator. Smith, and . Feltza 28 W Ponder, Lincoln, ia gaa Giark, Gr Ma, Delaware Cig; D sol; Sarah Le Aug %-—Aarrived, sehr A C Ji k, Carson, Sani 5 Ai at Rt bri EF fart 8 Mil fro ly Frit Mary Pitndenny Derier a San bod nine. for Cad 2: Cha ma etapie CBee Clara Rell, Balti nore; #c! 4a ALTORE, Aug Si—Arrived, brig Chowwn ark, Loring, ‘Gal schr A Deatke, Jo faxwiok, (| 4 Jonas Amith, by! lg ol Beulah E Sharp, Chase, F Folson Eiizabeiayaree Mgdiator, 5! ‘all, ala! 10 (Br Wattow, tidlsbore for SYore: atine gic wlan tet Johns for do: do; Tangent, Rioh © late for d Coom -#, do; sonrs Albert T! Orieyns for Boston; Argus Eye, Townsend, vet Wm Butman, Smart, and A Dubery, Conant, Srereenes ft Bangor; Caroilne © Smith, Barrart.' Philadel foe ¢ balay d Ly oad Lewis; Marv Jonnaon won ney. and Nel, a iy wenzee, Ramen nn £ > ir do Vandi iors Ariel, Sinalhaven’ for do: it FChadreks G D King. Avda ‘7: am. Jeltigan’ wo Benny, Gran for do: J P Kent, Siront. wor ibe Lape ae Kt Kelice, Machina for sto iene Sun, ‘Reller Fay Kenhate, Jonesport for do; Aloe (U-) Mat: ‘ioug a Rockland for Providence; Willie New Wedford; Rising Sun, Jones, Pox I for Dolawara Broakwater; ca ‘Queen, Catala ‘or Fawtueket; Choctaw, Carlaw. do for New Ha Chas A ~ Heath, do for Providence; Hait!more, Go for Philadeiphia, with. love of jimoom J having been {n contact with an aaknawn se" rs Albert Thomas, Wa Chas A Snowy ervert Mantoa, Mary Jonson. atson som Harvey. h. AM Arrived, orig Wy resser, Hach, Rai tor hvadeiphta: i sotire flepatvas, Ennts Ao. for es Gisbe rang, Guy fon Vasningron. Dp Alea a for Washing-on DO; saw ie nine, ap, barks Age ‘ork; Wm Fitat, Post, st Joha, eee anda a Bordewws, orig Todan, Ande cl eared ship earn Winter, Lsighton, Laverpooty sake % PORYOR ie Aneso—W ent ‘sea, bark Chanticleer, Med NEWBURYPORT, Aug 28—Arrived, echr Duroc, Watts, Elizabethport. sied=tehts M.D Cranmer, Cranmer, and Haule Dodge. Philrdelph RO, ire Thos wow BEDF ved. seirs Tho ‘aes ghee "ihn, AN Yock Sethpar: ean inves Witlows, Sandwich fok NYOrRe PR we: aerF i PERS AE A dia ao a me cPruey ane hreivel, achre Chief, Rona: Brows, eghal s Fev, New rie DON its Sort aroee: casts, fis vecinert nes; sloop Mary Gr: es NYork f r Saeers nach spare B er nod Hh Mane Wink, No. 77, Carroll, @ Muroey few Haven: R Naaman, Seam ‘Mura (aeaoe: Joba Lamcaatary Wl fast On brig Lucke, from Havana. At Quarantiue, Tog. Moree, from New Orleans, leared—Bark Arbutus (Br), Knowlton, ac, Downing, Boston; schre D'K © G Cranmer, Cran i an: Alabama, V 100 Joun s a J TM ory and # Godt res Toston Tilo, via {and a Fait e ‘Tirrell ” ‘Bought Dy ag In aodtrey 7 ta Je, Saez Mary, an, 4, and eld iver ont ume Mog es cb ita ha cee oy: Kverarwent Bo loste, Nepot or, waren, Eun js dae: iioeaiog Light, Simurone, ‘and Alexian, Mookinny PONTE AND, Ave Arrived, chr Elmira, Banototty Macivins for 8 brigs ‘ uine ‘treuue cone ee . Nelhe Starr, MJ Adama, “ro Pitswoori, Ane 3 a rehre John $Oridithy, SPEER Bg ST A ae a eeu m ‘t e Hulse, Hatchinson Seovlll; Susan & Mary, Kenya Biinabersport, Mipois ge, NYork. fort aw ie 1 Onebremnien Barlow, Emelioe Hava Avery Veranda, Pond, SY ur®: sion Sevtowns. King, NY: t—| ranoea Bourneut (Br), Party, Lees led—schro Hovert Bb Tson, On Bowen, Jackson, NYork, sALEM, ‘Aug 2%—Arrived, brig Caroline & Kelley, Irvingy Patled Mth, Kennebec, Mino sehr si 2 iia Ci Ree Mary, Milas or Buniia, Nici Emma ib shi * RICHMOND, Aug 4—Saile nC 8 Greve, Weaver, York; Young Teaner, Berger, Boston, ON, NO, avg 2 —arnved, zs ASHINGTON, DO. ang a—arrived, coher Bre Magy sch BM Smith, Obese, ( ms }