The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1867, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Torspay, Sept. 17-6 P. M. ‘The gold market was rather heavy in tone at the com- mencement of business this morning, with sales at 144; but gradually i became firmer, and the closing transac- ttons wore at the highest point of the day, namely, 1445;. The volume of speculative business was light, ‘and the “short” interest is increasing. There was a brisk borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made “flav’ and at 1 a 4 per cent per annum for carry- tog, and 28 6 per cent per annum, and 1-64 1-32 per cent per diem for borrowing. The gross clearings amounted to $60,485,000; the ourrency balances to $1,636,425, and the gold balances to $1,119,317, The firm whose attorney sold gold with- out authority, on Saturday evening, has settled the con- tracts without appealing to the Board. American silver is quoted at 534 a 6% below the price of gold, aud Mexi- ean dollars at 103 a 1034¢ in gold, The railway share market was dull and somewhat un- weitied during the early part of the day, but afterwards became strong and active, and up to the close there was ® moderately brisk demand for all the leading specu- lative shares. Bix per cent is a fair quotation for money on good col- Jaterals, although there have been not a few transactions @t seven, some of the banks aud most of the private banking houses baving advanced their rates to this point, Strong offorts have been made to establish seven &s the rule, but there is nothing in the actual condition of monotary affairs at present to warrant it, and, there- fore, six is likely to be the general rate until the drain Westward iucreases, This is the opinion also of disin- terested banis officers, and henco the majority ef outstanding loans at fve per cent have not yet been marked up, A large amount of cur- rency is evidently held out of employment for tho (ime being, in order to produce an impression that it is becoming scarce, and 80 indirectly to depress stocks, The princtpal dealers in government securities were nevertheless able to borrow ali the money they re- quired at five percent, At the same time the tendency is towards asevon percent money market; but at this rato the indications are that the supply will be abundant, The Western drain is not likely to be ona largo rcale until the pork crop calls for currency at the end of No- vember, the local centres of the West being rather bet- ter supplied with currency than usual at this season. The Treasury is disposed to guard against monetary disturbance, and it is now prepared to purchase seven-thirty notes of either series at 107, and to redeem the remainder of the August issue in lawful money, the time for con- verting them into bonds having expired. It is also pre- pared to redeom compound interest notes in advance of maturity, and itis regarded as more than probable that the Secretary will commence the issue of the author- fazed fifty millions of three per cent certificates in re- demption of the October notes, There is some talk on the street of the probability of a special demand fcr money at the ond of the month from the country na- tional banks to enable them to inake up their quarterly returns. To this we can only say that all in- stitutions which stand in any such need of tering are doing business, under false pre- tences, and the sooner they aro weeded out of existence the better. In this connection we may men- tion that the balances of country banks at this centre have already boen drawn down to a rather low point. There is a moderate demand for discounts, and first class commerelal paper 18 quoted at seven per cent, aud good but not choice at$.a9, The sooner there ts a natural ‘advance of the rate for money on call to seven per cent ‘the better it will be for both borrowers and lendors, as it will indicate a more healthful state of the circulation and of business generally than we havo latterly been accustomed to, At the early session of the open board railway shares ‘were unsettled at about the closing pnéts of last evening. Erie sold at 6774; New York Central, 10734 a 1074; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8614, and Rock Island, 102"; a 102){. At the first regular board the market was rather ®ctive and somewhat trmer, New York Central closed 3 lower than at the same time yesterday, Erie 1%, Michigan Southern 144, Northwestern 15g, do. preferred 144, Fort Wayne 1};, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred %, Western Union Telegraph 34. Pacific Mail was 4 higher, Government Securities were inactive. Coupon five-twenties of 1864 advanced 5s. Missouri sixes declined 4. Tho express shares were steady. Adams sold at 66 a 65', At the open board at one o'clock the market was Slightly higher on a portion of the list and lower on the Femainder. Erie som@ at 63; New York Central, 10743; Michigan Southern, - 803; a 80's, and Cleveland end Pittsburg, 86%. At the second regular Doard tho market was strong and active, New York Central closed 'y bigher than at the first regu- lar board, Erie %;, Reading 44, Michigan Southern 114, Rock Island 45, Northwestern 3, do. preferred %4, Fort Wi %, Toledo, Wabash and Western %{, Milwaukee and St. Paul jy, do, preferred Pacific Mail 7%, West- ern Union Telegraph 3{. Government securities con- tinned inact. Coupon five-twonties of 1862 advanced 36, and the issue of 1864 declined 4. while ten forties G@eclined 3, Among the express shares, Adams a ‘vanced \, and Wells-Fargo declined },. At the balf-past three open board the market was frm at the improvement. Erie sold at 68%, York Central, 108 a 108%; Hudson River, 120%; Michigan Southern, 814; ; Cleveland and Toledo, 130; Rock Island, 103; Northwestern, 44; do. preferred, 69; Fort Wayne, 103°, ; Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 65 a 65%. Bubsequently there was a further slight advance ina portion of the list, and at six o'clock the market was steady at the following quotations:—New York Central, 108 a 108; ; Erie, 6855 a 68%; Hudson River, 1303, a 131; Reading, 1024 a 102%; Michigan Southern, 81); a 81%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 87 a 875; Rock Island, 103 » 10334; Fort Wayne, 695, a 69%; Northwestorn, #4 0 444 ; do, preferred, 6955 a 691; ; Pacific Mail, 14315 &@ 143%; Obio and Mississippi certificates, 27 a 27%; Western Union Telegraph, 42% a 43; Cumberland Coal, B3 a Bass. Acomparison of the prices of the leading stocks at the first board this worming, and at the same ume and , date last year, shows the following changes: — Sept, 17, 1867. Higher. Lower. 107K 1K 8% ort Fi om To. do. Wabash and Wester, 44% 1 -_ +1054 - bes 109% - ey Pacific Mail 22 — 0% Western Union - is, Express shares were in good demand towards tho eloce, and the indications favor another speculative movement in them, based upon purchases by strong partics, who are supposed to be familiar with their waive, The latest quotations were: —Adams, 65% a 65 Amoricay, 6635 a 66; United States, 064; a 68. Mer. chants’ Union wag dull at 18 a 19 for $30 paid. There was a very light volume of transactions in gov- ernment securities at the counters of the leading dea er, and po demand on foreign account. The market Closed dull at the subjoined quotations —Registered, 1881, 111% & 111%; coupon, 1881, 111K @ 11%; 6-20's, registered, 1962, 109% @ 109%; 6-20's, cou poo, 1862, 114% a 114A; 6-20°s, coupon, 1864, 1004 a 109", ; 5.20°s, coupon, 1865, 110% a 11114; do. do., Jana- ary and July, 108 a 10834; 5-20's, coupow, 1867, 108 ©1055, 10-40"s, registered, 995; 9 99% ; 10-40's, coupon, 99), a 99%; gold, 144); a 146%; June, 7.30's, 107 @ 207%, July, 17-30%, 107 s 107%; October compounds, 1864, 119, © 119%); December do. do, 118% a 118%; May do., & 117%; August do. do, 11635 & 116% ; September do. do, 116% a 11675; October do, do., 11546 @ 115% fhe foreign exchange market was quiet and dull for sterling, ba & moderately active demaud for continental Dilla at a slight decline from previous quota- tions, The failure of Hewitt & Co, cotton brokers, Liverpool, Was not altogether unexpecied here, but (ls Were bought with bills of Iading, the losses ¢ holders will be limited to the decline which hae taken piace in cotton sbipped. Messra R. Atkinson & Co, are their agente ia this city. Bank billie on England at sixty days were quoted at 100°, «10044; at three days, 100% @ 110; commercial Dilis, 108% 0 1 on Pare at sixty daya, 5.164 0 6.15; at three days, 5.15 & 6.13%. Other bills * rated thus:— Commercial On Berlin... i Ov Bremen moa On Frankfort 40% On 40% On Hamburg. 6 a By By On Antwerp. S17 86.164 62% Mining shares were irregular, At the first board wor be. sailing 06 89 5 s Corydon wae bo, lower, egiling at speci Legal tenders. Deposits Cireulation . $1000 US 6's, °S1, r, 12M nm 100 RostosWater Power 1B 600 Western Union Tel. ay i 10000 Mo 6's, Pac RIB iss 500 Hudson River at previous prices. The sales were Re. for Detrort, for Baltimore, with and Pe Ae, for sealed, and U ry it. Louis Bt Looms choice family Common poy Faney and extra: ius California flour ( sacs ‘and bi Rye flour, superfine. . Corn meal, city... ... Corn meal, Brandywine: Corn meal, Patrfax prices were 2c. a Se. higher, amber. against $2 45 yest $260 w. refused, while No. 1 spring wi were about 85,000 bas! $2.50 for amber State for No. 1 spring to reive, of a for No.2 do. on unchanged, except rate. Theenuagements were: —To Lives Sige, and per steamer, 7, tons iallow at 2), to Bow. “bbia” perrotetin durg. 478 tons, direct Shrtich barks From City Bolnt to Genoa, 400 Bhde. Vi nia tobacco, at ae: Geionia’ to, a direc vate terms, Manila and other kinds were hel prices. prime greden, Pr ight do, Bi ve; Orinoco, thet “Sie boige rtm Baye mike Be a ee can, thea Mota Salen Io hbde. Porto Telco at Navas Sevan. market NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1867.-TRIPLE SHEET. $1 %; Smith & Parmetee was 100, lower, selling at $510; Sensenderfer sold at $10 15 (a 3); Quartz Hill, $1 20; Gunnell Gold, $1 93, New York Gold, $1 (b. 8) ‘The value of the exporis (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending Sept. 17, was $5,378,520, against $1,789,059 for the week previous. ‘The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments ‘and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- of the week have been as follows: pired portion of the 0 ee ae aan Sopt, 16 “4461.30 scant 96,108,148 $120,188340 Sort. 1¢--$eo0000 "2.430.757 * "895,185 "122,620,011 The Philadelphia Ry statements of the past two weoks compare as Penh — or 30480 aa bart m4 see SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Sept Sept. 17—10:15 A. M. 600 shs NY Cen RR. 2 11000, 08 6a, “81, "000. do. : BOW) 56" epi HH eal Deacil seeceee $25 6533 1700 Erie RR. 6 100 do, c bs 100 do oo” 500 do 04 eo S bh < 10 400 Reading 10 Panama 2, 1000 Erie $d 1000 But,NY: 4 in. 80) Tol. Wabi’ ort nad ; BS BN Pitis, FLW AU IR. 103: “do. 5000 Missouri 6's. 100 do 100 Tol, Wab & Wi 46 400 Pitie, FEW a Chi... 103% ‘s COMMERCIAL REPORT. Torspay, Sept. 10-6 P. M. Axconor.—We quote sales of 600 bbis. Western in lots at @c. in bond. Buxswax—was dull: small sales were made at 390, a 40c, Corrox.—The market for this staple was very quiet and in some instances middling uplands rold at 24340.; jeroand was Csr from spinners, The sales were $00 bales. We quote: Uplinte. Florita, Mobile, ¥.0.G7. 2136 a 4 21 213g Fc 25 ay Ot 46 25 251% 2635 jood Middiing. . 7h 23 Oorren.—The or ingot was not so active, but He Yhs., at 2 4250, for Portage Lake and Corree.—For Rio the demand was more active. and the market was steady at the quotations appended. The sales ‘were 2,000 bags ex Foreningen and 600 do. ex St, Ursula on private termes. Other kinds hang We were dull and une! note:— Rio coffee. pri G S170. Ide. Laguayra, 0., St. Domingo do. 16Xc. Messrs, William Scott. & Sons he stock Rio, September 17, 1857, ta New York, 77, bags; in Philadelp ‘a. 6.000 do. in' Baltimore, 22,000 do.; and of other descriptions in New York, bags. Canpins.—Adan were in fair jobbing demand at prices ranging at from 20c, to 226,; sperin were quoted 45c,, and patent Bde. Cewent. Rosendale was steady and frm at $1 60. Drewoons.—We heard of no sales not, previously re. ported. St. Domingo logwood was quoted at Daves axp Dyes,—Chemicals were quiet but steady at former prices, The polos yere,009 ke es Moarbouate of nod to arrive, at oige,, go ony in wi ry gold ; 180 toms oo hae ‘at $270 3g, gold: 100 do, aai noda at Je. nat I6e,, sql: 15) drums soda atblyc., gold, for white, and Bisc, a Six. for bbe ; 100 casks bleach. ing powders, to arrive, at Sioa ; 80do. do., in store, at 6) 3 eke ‘ore tartar at 2izc,, gold, and 20 kegs arwanie at $4 45. Fist. —Dry cod were less sought ot prices were change. | Salon 1.0°0 “iintale at $7 for eo for bank. Mackerel ware quiet at Be. a 200. for HReceinte, 11,358" bble, flour, 400 ishels wheat, 56,200 do corn, do. rye, and LAN do, malt demand for four continued good and the market ruled buoy- ant, Family grades were held decidedly higher, while the low grades were also firmer, though thero was no marked h oadee were “com paratively quiet. steady. The sales were about ii,000 ‘bls. the market ieating eff ‘fem at our quotations. The demand for Southern flour was fair, and prices were firm: about 1,000 bbls cha Rye flour was dataetie faulted for. and a shade lower: sales 260 bbls. at ‘4 $775. Corn meal was dull but unchanged; the only 6 ales were 150 bbls. city at $4. We quote:— ee SSsSsSeesy on to sae 6 extra ond oe hoop Ohio, shipping s. ‘oo Ohio, trade brands low extra ta choice dow SERser =e. geazuergestexas z JESSE rket for wheat ¥ deci dedi “4 prairie id for white Michigan and a) pot, $2 1b for No, 3 for rejected wand $2. 6054 “e. $2_ 65° for white California, rn was scarce and active ata Soyeet oer ainsi ie or prime Western mixed. in store, nyt A ving and 1s $123 for unsound. Oats were prices. The sales wore about or now Wervera “and Onleago, and Gongs. tor 81 Srmer, oe improved demand. active, but at nN © grain. Which Was take ", Me bashele sweat ae Ted. wid 100 -” iq per steamer joxin at Be. and 900 ard at 174, 6d. The (charters ware:--A British bark spew. flour wheat or corn, at da bbls. petroleum, from Phila. rt - the Continent. at Ss. 64. i nom! funed to rale quiet, and we ba oniy to report sales of $000 Buenos Ayres on private i Wigs. ; Monteride ee ito 22 ibe, Doe m a We; Caiiforn: n ito be The. a ise. as they run” All gold quotations. (raly nate revorted was 10 bales, gute on prt. ‘at former Hops continued steady and Srm. Sales, $0 bales at S00. 70e. ita was moderately active and steady at our last quota. tom Inox. —For Seotch Faia” demand was limited, but 9 were deman aly heard of sales of tou ia eae ths Bian 980 do, rom ya wan pre pret was 4 gut guoations re ge heey, wenoe Ay Pe aio heavy. oes wWe sex, “ fa the re heytth, fois tena: ue ty” mile et ial, $3 SS Sicte onan "ot Rasvern apruce are liberal, and ed % ‘lei jepressed; prices ras steady at $1.85 for lump aud $1 60 were {jie wae dull ond sous a active 28 Bree Eden A 34 y eet hee Hibs terms, 4,000 do. stat adaed pa for this month, ga cat EO 6, ume delivery. a ,000 for’ "Octobe at 30.5; i ovemery it 1,000" do., | for 4 at te. 3000 do. fo of December, on Privaie serma, and (late evenin; jo., for October, ‘ vember orprivate tohos, To-Philadeiphia the toarket ws quite active and firmer, Thi Lrg were 5,000 bbls. standard white, for October, 33) 1,000 do., same sasivens. bi tion, at Sic. from October to December, a ‘32c., seller's option; SU) prion ; 1,600 do. from do,, for November, tor Septembei . buyer's Ste. and t Ble, pts, 118 bbls, pork and 1,267 do. lard for pork coutinued quiet, and prices: mere de- cidediy lower, closing at $24 29, regular, for new mess, ‘Ths falescash and regular wery-4200 vbis. at $2412. a $26 6) for new mess and $20 50a $2i_for e. For future de livery no sales were made. Beef 18 fale demand and firm at previous prices: sales 170 bbls. at $24 a $23 fo tra mess and $18 a $24 for plain do, ‘Beef hams beef were dull and nominal. te request at former prices: 7c, for hama ‘and 1234 pickled shoulders at 17}gc. Bacon was less Sought a‘ter, but prices were quite sieady, We note sales 000 bbls, long clear, in bulk, at 135ge., and 35,000 do. ioe ririb on private terms. The demand for lard was moderate; holders would have to a pt of rather lower Drices to effect sales of magaitude, Sales 1,400 bbls at 1374 4 14%c., including 70) tierces refined at Isc. Butter steady and firm at He, a 85e. for State and l5e. @ 27c. for stern, Cheese was higher and more active at 0c. @ 180. for common to choice, Rick coutinued dull and prices were nominal, Sugan.—Raw was in fair d, but at rather lower rm fair ts quod refialng Guba, being quoled, Tigo. a 1X%c, The sales were 1,605 hhds., at Ile, a 13\¢c. for Cuba ide, for clarified do, ; also 535 voxer’at Isc. a 13\c. les 276 ‘a iSe. for shoulders Beane in moderate Tequest at 1655c. a 16)0. for stan- lard ba} Sxeps.—Of Saentiad linseed we heard of no sales not pre- viously ried; prices were wach: es 7, an, Deiand £ C., made the stock linseed, September 15, in New York, 7,600 bags, and in Boston 7200 do. Grass seeds were dull and nominal, at previous quotations. ‘Oat, at previous prices, were in moderate de- sales 100 bales Mexican und 50 do. Payta, on Deer were unchanged, with sales of '15, nnd 6,000 do, Central’ America on pri 474:.; Matamoros, Ayres, Be. Calitornii Tampico goat were quoted sb See Cruz, 400. a 42396 iby Her ‘sngontore, ‘Ble. a B5c., and Para, .» all cold, a Sumaxive was in moderate request and firm. Sales wero made o} oom 1.000 ibs, at 13%¢0. a 14igc. ; also 25,000 do, grease at 86. <Tiie business was unimportant; all descriptions, however, were held at former prices, Sreuren was firm at 6c. gold; the demand, however, was li ed. ‘No sales were reported. Tm. ig sales, wore made of 2.000 slabs Straite, part to arrivé, at litera 23Ace, ‘gold, the, closing price bsing 26 Banca was nominal at ufe., gold, and tnglish at 2334c. » 34c., gold. Plates were duil and nomin: Tomacco. “Kentucky was in? Speculative demand and firm; sales 80 hhds. at 54c. a l7c.; of seed leaf the sales ore 18 canes State at ile. a Isc. 43 do, Connecticut at 17ige., and 213 do, do, on private terins, Atow.—the demand was rather ‘more netive, but at reduction from soni prices. Sales, 165,000 lbs, at niaye. Including ehotce at 12 4c. xEv.—Receipts 610 bbls. Tho market was dull, but Prices were unchanged, “Small ‘sales. of Western, in bond, ‘Were made at Woot.—il grades of domestic, except fine, which was ree, firm and wan re in ight demand and available ai former prices. Texas and California wools were aull and heavy. Foreign was dali, but held at full arioea,. 1 of fleeces were confined to 180,000 Iba, at 390. ing 1,000 Ibs. tubbed at 62c... 3,000 do. unwashed at do, mixed Georgia at 2 x ‘Ohio at 46360. 4.000 do. do. at 47c. ‘Michigan at 48c., at 22., 14000 Ib. stiper amt pag te see i 10,009 do, super ‘to extra sheep's do. at do, shor extra dv, at adie a they, b1,000-d0. Texas at Ane and Sooo do rulvcny Galitoraia at 250, Of foreigm the ooly sales of moinent were 60 bales Cape, on private terms, . ‘THE NATIONAL GAME. Matual vs. West Philadelphia, The return game between these clubs came off yester- day afternoon on the Union grounds, Brooklyn, E. D., and resulted, as did the first game, in favor of the Ma- tuals, Tho game yesterday was not marked by any very extraordinary playing, but was rather long and tame, Pike's excellent playing at third base was a fea- ture of the game. Martin’s pitching also was a feature, The little twister put his science on in most effective manner, especially after the second innings, when the Philadelphians batted as if Martin ond they were old ac- qualutances; but with splendid support in the fleld Mar- tin was enabled to keep their shove them und Osterhelt deserve mm ting on the Wost Pailadelpbia aide, The score is as fol jow E 5 E 3 H 0. Rf, 0. R, L, Me} 433 6a i 530 a We 160 ari M 241 510 Dovyr.s. 340 nf 821 Waterman, ag BLY G. Fisher, ist B21 Jowett, c 2 8 0 Hellings, 4b.. 321 Bearman, “isi'b 421 Abel, c.. rtd i Hunt, ¢,f... 1 5 1 Clinton, 3d 6. 230 Totals ... 73 iss " Chude, la, 24 Mutaal—runs.. 1 (ton pasen. 1 tin, 5; Waterman, 4 sarees lo: arman, Mutual, 65. Weaver, 4; Myers, 5; W. Fiahen 3 Osterhelt, 9: jellings, 7; Abel, ‘ottnton 3 West Philade’ ‘Home rui 1; Hatheld, 1; Osterheit, 1. catches—We: Dorsey, 1; Osterhelt, 3; Iet- ngs es "West Philadelphia, Fiat Pike, 4; "Hatfeid, 2; Devyr, ; Hunt, 2—M att Foul iy caisheeAbol 3; Pike, 2: Jewett, 1. wie Lg ary en ty Oe Fi on . sted. , Put out—At first, isher. assisted by Bnd WW: Fisher once, Helles twice Clinton, four thet by Bearman, 6, assisted by Pike twicn, Hatiieid twice, Dever twice cae eey gs. 1, aaatsved by Cunton! jaiflold, 1, assisted by Jewett. “At third, by Pike, 1 alaed Dy liatiell. “At home, by W. Fisher, 1, assisted ‘by ‘Time of game—Two hours and Sfty minutes, Genie Cuthbert, of the Athletic Clab. Scorers—Messrs. J. R. Smith and W. H. Dougan. Unions, of Morrisan' Newark. ‘A friendly game of base bali came off yesterday after- noon, between the Union Club, of Morrisania, and the Active Club, of Newark, N, on the grounds of the former, at Meirose, As is usual on such occasions, the fair maidens—and indeed many that were not maidens— attended by obliging and evidently happy gallants, resi- dents of the neighboring villages, turned out in goodly numbers and seemingly enjoyed the sport; the more so, haps, as they were fuily confident that their own vs, the Unions, were sure to come off victorious, Early iathe game the Morrisanians manifested ther superior playing. The following is the score:— UNION. activa, Players. Smithy Tet b. Martin, 24 b:. Pabor. p... va. Actives, of ° p Wl povemn mm onset Beals, r.f... Walker, |, f. Total. ei ep 3! ai ya = on kate, 8 1 ve Scorers—Messrs. Toch and Parneles Umpire—Mr. Conner, of the Siar Club. Time of game—Two hours. cok Athletic vs. Fulton<Second Nines. A match was played between the above named clubs esterday afternoon on tho Satellite grounds, Brooklyn, ¥ D., which resulted in favor of the Athletics by a score of 48 to 26. CHICKEN PHILADELPHIA, Partapaurma, Sept. 17, 1 ‘The first eleven of the Young Amorica Cricket ouaw, of Germantown, leave on Thursday to play the following St, George Club, of New York, on the 20th Clad om the 294 and 24 a pares Aten M8 rail avatéy im layer . Newha a Tid Da Newhall, Jobns, Tifauy, Coaries A. Newall, Douree, Orne and Bussier. AN ANTICNATIONAL BANK MOVEMENT IN THE WEST. So eee on » Oth * the Casing the cartency and Jabor questions. One ‘t the the minority report is for keeping up our taxes and cir- eens os Sey ane maton? 6 debt ie is paid. The majority report was adopted, and after vesing © resolution in favor of negro suifrage, the which was much more largely attended ig inpeed cipated, adjourned, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Gartaxp—Rameay.—At the residence of the bride's father, Fiusbing, L. 1, by Baw. Mr. French, Davw 8. Gartayp, son of the late General Garland, U. 8. A, to Fannis £., daughter of Jacob Rameay. No cards, ‘Loxtox—Corrias.—On Thureday, September ig the Presb} yverian churct, West Hobokea, by the James C, Egbert, Mr. Loxton to Miss ‘Lous Cxtestine Corrier, of "audson ¢ Send NJ. MELVILLE—GaRNRYOK.—At Little Falls, on Tuesday, nome by See Bar James L. Humphreys, Mr, Face: man L, Mauvitte, of Montreal, to Miss Jans A. Garn- RYOK, of Troy. Parrerson—Garacay.—At Morrisania Roman Catho lic chureh, on Sunday, September 15, by the Rev. Faced Wood, Mr. James Parrerson to Miss Mary GaRacay, meceenener teem na ae janson p! church, by v. Guonce P, Piatt, of West Troy, to Susi A, Kenr, of yy papers Powsks—BARRETT, ering Sunday, September 15, by the Rey. M. Curran, of St. ‘Andrew’s church, Wituam P, Powers to Mary C. Bagretr, all of this city, Yen Brosck—Witson.—At Harlem, on Tuosday, Sep- tember 17, at the residence of the ‘pride’s parents, by the Rev. J. L. @. McKown, Mr, Raxsseuaar Tex Broce, of New York city, to Pauper, youngest daughter of Ira Wilson. Van Dyke—Kixc.—At Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, Sepiembor 4, at St, John’s church, by the Rev. Father Hoffen, Purar J. D. Van Dyke, of Detroit, Mich, to Marton M, Kiva, of Groen Bay, No cards, Died. Axpersox,—At Harlem, on Tuesday, September 17, Haney J,, infant son of James and Jane fi, Anderson, 5 months and 3 days. ested to attend Se street, pear Fourth avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. BoGarpus,—At Heckensack, N. J., on Monday, Sep- tember 16, Mrs. Mantua Bocarpus, “in ber 59th year, Carriages will be in waitiag at the depot of the Eri Railway, Jorsoy City, Septermber 18, on arrival of the eight o'clock A. M. train from Hackensack. Barirr,—On Monday, September 16, Aice, the beloved child of Jeifery and’ Catherine Britt, aged 2 years, 7 months and 26 daya. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 62 Orchard street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Borvaxn.—On Sunday, September 15, Avavstus, an on Monday, September 16, Harry, twin children of wit Jiam H. and Mary J. Burbank, aged 9 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fu: |, from the residence of their parents, Lafayette avenue, botween Bedford and Nostrand ave- Cora Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at throe eloc! Burcuer,—At Brooklyn, on Monday, September 16, Nerric P., daughter of the Inte Thomas R. Stanley and wife of William Butcher,eaged 21 years and 3 months, The relatives and friends of the ‘amily are invited to attend the funeral, at No, 126 Willoughby street, Brook- lyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Brnsxe.—On Tuesday, September 17, after a short illness, Jawes Brae, a native of the parish of Dono- moine, townland of, Aughacloghen, county Monaghan, Ireland, in the 41st year of his age. His friends and acquaintances are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 510 East Fourteenth street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o’clock. His remains will be interred in Calvary Ceme- tery. Casey,—On Monday, September 16, Mary Exury Caszy, oldest child of William and Mary Casey, aged 3 years and 10 months, ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, No, 601 West Forty-third street, corner of Eloventh avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, The relatives and friends of the family are ro- spectfully invited to attend. CLARK.—At Geneva, N. Y., on Taesday, September 17, ‘Wrutias Newros Ciarx, in the 72d year of his age, Conuxs —On Monday morning, September 16, Jossrn B. Couurs, fn his 74th year, ‘The relatives and partis of the family, and the socle- ties with which ho was connected, are resp setfally in- vited to attend hisfuneral, from. the Friends’ mecting house, on Twentieth street (Gramercy park), between Toird avenue and. Irving piace, this (Wednesday) morn- , at half-past nine o’clock. NK,—At Vera Cruz, Mexico, April, 1866, Wa. H. Cronx, of New York, of Chagres fever. Famaniss,—On Tuesday, September 27, Lavista, widow of Robert Famariss, in the 57th year of her age. Notice of funeral to-morrow. Freewax,—On Tuesday, September 17, Epwarp Frer- MAN, infant child of Edward aod Eliza Freeman, aged 13 months and 3 bere The funcral will take place from the residence of his parents, 309 East Thirty-frst street, between First and Second va on Thursday afternoon, at two o’clock. Green, Chatham, N. J., on Tuesday, September 1, cara ‘Gn Funeral on Tharsday morning, at half-past eleven Tc at Summit, N. J, Train leaves Barclay strect at 8A. Samus —On Tuesday morning, at her late residence, 222 Eust Nineteenth street, after a short illness, Miss Buarn Hanpss, in the 68th year of her age. Notice of — eames y September 18, Wan Krswano,—On Monday, evening, Septem! ‘AR- REN ALBERT, youngest child of William J, and Sarah Kennard, aged 7 months and 12 days, Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 194 West = street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at twe o'cloe! Laxe.—On Tnesday ing, September 17, after a Yong and painful illuosm, Mabe, GARET, wife of thé late Thomas 8. Lano, in the 32d year of her age, ‘The relatives friends of the family are requested to attend the fi 1, from the Church of St Vincent de Paul, West Twenty-third street, on Thursday moro- ing, at ten o'clock. Lin —On Monday, September 16, Jos fame a » ot Cashel, county Tipperary, Ireland, aged 3! years, The friends and acquaintances of the family, also those ‘of bis brother in-law, Dooley, are invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, 586 Eleventh avenue, this (Wednesday) afteraoon, ‘atone o'clock. The remains will be removed to Calvary Cemetery for inter- ment. Lr Honay—On Tuesday evening, September 17, Treo. porp Le Meray, son of the late Nicholas Le Huray, of Philadelpuia, aged 47 years, Notice of funeral in Erasing pap papers, Philace!phia papers Lecas.—Oa Suoday, sepiombee vay LUEN Lecas, be. loved wife of Joun Lucas, years, native of ‘Clashmore, county —, ‘The friends are respectfully ‘avited to attend the funeral, from her late 174 East Thirts <a ‘street, between peg ages avenues. this (Wednes- day srveraoon, ‘at two o'clock. accine.—At Harlem, on Friday, September 13, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs, Newell, 124th street, Cuaries Macuing, aged gy heme 10 months, « na- tive of the county Fe May bin eou et in peace V, Jawes Mouiey, Mcriex.—On Tuesday, killed by peing rum over by one of the Tenth avenue care, a pative of the parish of Altameskin, county Ty- rone, Ireland, aged 32 years, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rosidenee, No. 507 West Twenty-eighth street, on Thurs- day, at twelve o'clock precisely. His remains will be taken to Flatbush Cometery for ey ge Morrny,—On Tuesday, ber 17, Sanam Monruy, in the 70th year of her Notice of funeral in to-worrow’ . paper. MeDoxatp.—On Tu mber 17, at New chert N.S, Haxxais, widow of William Mo- aged Ti years. aera fe the residence of Captain Lloyd, 29 Suffolk street, Mr. ALEXaNvER Patrerson, aged years and 2 months, Frends of the family and Free and Accepted Masons are most respectfully Tavited to attend the fureral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two Name The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemete: Peters. At kekill, on Tar nett pe the residence of Mra, J. R. Swift, ALTER New Orleans. The Teneral will take place at St. Peter's ee Peekskill, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. Preiax.—On Tuesday evening. September 17, at his on ence in Fordham, Westcbester county, Joun i For notiee of the funeral seo to morrow's ne tins Reep.—On Tuesday morning, Septomber 17, Mra. Lac- ninva Regp, wife of Platt B. The relatives and friends of ns family are bm ene invited tq attend the funeral, a. balf-past one o'clock, from No 264 W fortieth street, between Seventh and en avenues, ; No, street, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at four The remains will be taken on Friday morning to mouth for interment. the friends and reiatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend aa the funeral, be _ Longe peeuee joumoath papers copy. Ryas.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, September 17, Joux J, RYAN, in the 40th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends oft of the family ; also the mem- bees eee nee Ak. 1. 0. of 0. F.; also the members of ages Somes 0. 6, also the Exempt Fire hemi: a are eh oa oe to atten aeiahaatiae th late residence, 193 Goid street, oo afternoon at ocean L. Sev! oon -m » Septem Marr L., wife of the lave William B. E Seymour and and daughter of the inte William H, Walton, of this city. The a and are invited to attend the fas tn ie ii ii and relatives are mde the funeral, f1 the Ale: oe Frengeren aaa se avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at # ‘Twoursov.—Oa 7, Eowrn Has sso srcend wad aetbion Eee penauied br: months. neces eepinens Ss pate ‘this of is parenta, No, 361 Rast Twenty free etree OVanoawaten, i L, 1, on Monday, ber 16, Faamtove, widow of Oliver Vandewater, in the 78th year of Ber age. Hoy irienda ang culanjves are javited vo pHand the fu. Et morning, at oight o'clock, from her ‘Bompoteed and Flshiill papers please copy. —_—_—_— SHIPPING — Cleared. a Porsia(Br), Lott, Queenstown and Liverpool—B teamship Zodiac, Phillips, Savannah—Murray, Ferrie & teamship Leo, Dearbora, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & ng titamarla, Lyd Norfolk, City Polat and tao al Co. Bee bit at pti . Boston—W ¥ Clyde. ip Ellen Hood, Mail, ronwa for orders—S L Mer- Bhi Bien wi Pm Py jood, Ni Seer Marah & McC Bark i (Rirem), Hogeoann Bremen-=E, Eiccalty. me hie Barcelons and Mahon—Go- fark Talaman (Br), Anderson, Rio Janeiro—J L Phipps Co, Ry Mary (Swe), Anderson, Cork for orders via Wilming- \C—Sloman & Edye. Atlas (Nor), Borresen, lad Melncke & g Crmtoos (Br), Milne, Nethe, Taylor, eeatey aH Brak k (Bt) Marshall, mo ry Pie Dorcht a Anna Wellington (Br), Johnson, incre — ‘itgntie (Br), Lockhart, Hantsport, NS—Crandall, ray Schr Reizous (Br), MeNaughton, 8t John, NB—Smithers Sone T Smith, Baker, Pensscola and Cedar Key—I B ‘Behe Susie J Strout, Strout, Jacksonville—W Rev. oaee H Burnett, Crowther, Cape Canaveral, Fia—Joseph Lederle. fet H Catdwel, MeCormick, Savannah—N L McCready Bohr Napoleon, Nichols, Richmond—Van Brunt & Slaght. hi Newbury, Boston—Suow & Richardson, echt Tooe. Jefferson, Chase, New Bedforc—Ferguson & ‘ood. ‘Schr Dart, Johnson, Stamford, Sloop Oregon, Ihodes Biomond, M Meredith, Philadelphia _ itro—R cB rie, Providence N Stranehan. Liverpool Sept 7, and ‘with mdse and 210 passengers, to rd Seni 9, lat 67, lon 18 43. passed bark Ornedla (Br), Standing NW: 14th, 2:39 PM, lat ship Cuba, from Boston ‘or Liverpool, ‘The ® Rileigh. Marshman. Now Orleans Sept 8, and ‘ma: passengers, to Livingston, Fox Sept 18, 13 malles south ot Cape Florida, exo al id tn 99 98, lou 78! Steamship Russia (Br), Cool jueenstown Sth, at 4 PM, t 47 14. lon 51 21, steam- eri ts Havanal3in, with 460, a San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah, with mdse ansengers, to Garrison & Alien. passed steamship San Jacinto, hence for Sa pion, Lockwood, Charleston Sept 14, with passengers, to H R Morgan & Co. east ip Valley City, Tomlin, Alexandria, Va, to ‘and. Bark 1ado Kimball, Baby Sept 16,6 AM, south va “Siaarshtp Cham} o' Cette, 53 days, with wine and W winds the entire passage. Bark Cumbertand (Br), Murray, Cardenas, 10 da} molasses. to raster. Bark Horace Beals, —, Galveston, 27 days, with cot- ig Oberforter. Uffeln (Pras), Mildhara, Antwerp, 77 days, with mse, to Punch, Meincke & Went, Brig Costa Rica. Cassidy, fc, tod FJoy. Hind light easterly wind: ling, & stowaway, of (Hlascnw, the foréiapinast crossirecs to the deck, and was nsgow papers pe iy. aaawell re if t, Inagua, 13 days, Lunt, Blizabethport for Boston, Calais. Reed, Ginba, Snow, Boston. Smith, Bunker. Newport, Schr Isaac Morse, Bradford, New Haven. Wind at sunset 8, light. Marine Disasters. Sm Krarsacr, Hallowell (before reported), Orleans, of and for Boston, was fallen in twith ue iro Bind ‘on the night of the 13th, 60 miles SE from Gay in the hold (haviny Ty British steamer Pioneer, fr: and towed into Newport, where was hauled in at tbe oid Colony imp of the ava, ner, oe ‘badly’ y head, on re her decks being nearly ruined burned nearly or quite o' lechargs ‘and repalr. ri that the Kearsage brig Fannie Gordon taken {o Boston to feet out of water at low ti ‘was taken into Newport ‘was an error of the Banx Bxocu Rexwen, from Liverpool for Boston, su janx Hexocu BENNER, pet fee 1» sup. Dew measure- and fs oween in Boston She ae a es cargo. rulaous 's parte ich ein weeks om Brkt built eee Me, in bt ye mice wh hen renee ern farties hate oe Serre ne ies Sten he from Philadelpnia for Bostor Shoal 14th inst, but came after throwing everooard 4) DUls oll, The Ella, Hanson, from Liverpool, arrived WE ieaky tmaking three iuches water per hour), and 1 of guantity of coats during the passage to Sonn Wat Star, Smal grounded on the H ‘without bare prison her oa 23—The Janie. Harry, from Con. santinople for Smyrna and the town swage! ‘21, was assisted off ai7 Sept 6—The John T Ford, American boat, which ng 23, has come ashore in good order nh weit ashore off Wax: wav abondoned at cea A Ntacumshane. Papers # Miscellaneons. Gottrey, first officer of schr Frank Walters, a native of fivianington’ ne, aged 22 years, died at Pass Ca- vallo, Texas, on the 7th inst. Lavxcmep—At Westhrook Mth inst, from Russell's yard, bark of about 580 tons, new measu: ow, She is owned by George S Hun 3 3 Winslow, hos Ingersoll (who bs if ny, Whalemen. Sailed from New Bedford 15th tnat, schr Ada M Dyer, reported. herty. Atlantic Ocean, do wh oll. Seni «40 bbls sp oid from bark died ‘in hospi K Win: ot iseese, of kidoe: Lesees Hf "brig Falcon. Macy, ‘OF Salem, 40 Bult sp Dyer, Provinceto Arriv: nh, bark Faleon, Rermute Sept 5, with 260 bbls ne, tae ntucket, 9 bbls sp oll: eehee B ing Sian Atkins, Indien, J’ ode, Clark, NB. a Bark ea a Fentecth from. Cumberland pice Taih inet.’ Was last reported Aug 6, arrived ‘bbls w ean apecen Nardin | lat 27 08 8, lon 108 E, bark Clarice, wn Cushing, outa dag 3 3, at 08, bom 15. mmerican. from Liverpool for . from Akyab for cer, fro New York for Lon. aoa ve 8 Jay from Troon fer Quebee, Aug 29, lat 46 Dudiey, from Baltimore for Wurnoe Ayres, Aug 25, tat 0 N. lon 61 pris ithe, trom Clenfuegos for, Xow, York, Sept shipbearing NNW 5 ailes—had eae ie M Knight, Knight, from a for Bath, If days from Nassau for Providence, ‘SE from the Highlands or pilot boat B hephard. from Boston. for Charles. of foremaat, mm San Francisco for Paimouth, July 14, tat voretan Lie a and @ 8 rane jue, Durkee, Philadel. ie Nose, Bettie, and jarnet, Toy, Madras, 1s—Arnived, Moueka, Taylor, Tax aaa ra in, © J Ivers, Pust, from Antwerp 5—Arrived. Canobbi, Macceo, NYork. ida, from NYork; 6th, ‘Inj r Sept w Ducky, rear and a fey Hansen, Yt Nene Breusauaven, Sept 3—Arrived, Weser (8), Wenke, New 34, Carlshaven, Lambe, NYork Seek ee, bauer, Baltimore; Tris, Heimérs, NYork: Reps . ortinan. $i, Odeans: Hedwig, Bormann, 1—Arri sntt—Arriveds seme ipo 'de" Para Paria Sur- 1a arrived, Deepejada, Marestany, ipuizocoano, Tatlbade, and Maria, Jar. an. from Liverpool for Cal- ‘aliforn! Poy eons oy mt ere oe ria for Ntorky alt well. ae VE Sept ‘do; ae Rares for ton 3 (and eetlete as a she river 3d, Gu Gui Arrived. Emilia Celestina, NYork. X, Dixon, Liverpool; Ells, reeman, Howell, Balti. Sorry opt Sailed, ‘Thomas. ri boss 8--aevoveds 8 ear. Christopher, NYork. 2-Passed, Diana, Magoussen, from uy, dapaited. Paaiel Draper, Brady, Boston; ailed, "iene Kate Carlton (Br), Lamb, it baie, bart Sarah B fale, Boston; a ‘ark Palo Aito, Wiley, for Havana to load for 5—In the Sound, Progress, Olsen, from Priscilla, Edrean, Bordewus (and Ne Aug ‘Mearriveds At Ann, Fiori, | A eeay te ied 3 Merrimac, Marshall, Philadelphia, afver re 5 Arrived, “splined neh, NY or et rh wale oh defabas aL.) a sat gh for NYork GOW, ee arrived, p Nap ™. oat res jorn, ae Jobo Lawrence, Lockhart, NYork. weed fram’ wen ist, Washington (s), Braren, pth 1 Arri' eed beck bina Donna ps eo (Gea ah or ort) ah Guay Dukebart, rap, ‘hited 10th Bi), Jewett, Bos loth bark Stamapede (He), J i), Jeet Bown ‘sux ov Wicur, no date—Of, Athens, from Philadsiphig for Bremen. $4 4 Paton Sth, Neptune, ea York: Jel , San Sth, Volant, Cartner, Apalachicola; 6th, ae Seow) Mobile, Palmer: Rathbure, Nilaron; hy ot Pa any Hookway, and Sonn’ Bright, Saran | fordan, Bom! ton. canoe (aod ent out = Seer Wi eared 3d, Entered out 6th, Jenn: pen Ach me Philadel| Arrived at Gravesend ne fe Hutchinson, sen wnitaan, hag pg oN Sea Gem, Roberts, Norleansy Bal ARAB Ry Sept ger James Cheston, Mearns, more, rt barks Atala 20, July 29—In por 2 nta, vane, fom ONTRVID! york | PCadiag, Segemau, for United Staies do; Sarah crgiel i Messenger, for J a Grande: ‘MaATANZAs, Sept ig Mary © Fox, Ross, Bos.’ ton; rie scur John Derb: aay sb) New Salled'9th, sehr Gertru yy Smith, Rowor Orieans, Po (LO, Aug Be arivea, brig O C Clary, Bryant, onemmeat Sept 17—Arrived, steamship St George, Smith, Newodstes, Sept S—Entered out, Gussie Trueman, Anderd son, Boston, Newrout, Sept 4—Salled, § A Dickson, Onion, New Hat ven ‘Ororto. Aug 29—Arrived, Fortuna, Pitet NYork, aqpinonts ug si—Ol S tii g iach ty aa i te tt! wn gomenatow iy Bept T—Arrived, Maria Adelaide, Storkay 3 Sept 8—Sailed, Detroit. San Francisco. 1 Swiswtxne, Sept So rpreaneer Andreasen, NYorks sulanereu. Jansen, lelphia, binea Mone, ‘Sopt7—In port bark L T Stocker, Bibs . for NYori Thintpab, Oubs, Sept 10—No American vessels in port, American Ports. BOSTON, Sept 16—Ariived, steamer Geo A lowes, Baltimore tia Norfolk; brig JH Dillingham, RPasgetts Gare veston: schra E P: aes and ao a Grane mer, r hladetph. , sobre Mary Jeared—Steamers MoClelian, Howes, Baltimore via No {iat Saad Tr, sreony dre nhs Ak ary. ams ( Amsden, Bangs, Baltimore v Seana ce Shipman, Ric Richmond to load for Ha en small Cape Vera island |—Steams barks Rapid, Jane Ross, Frat casi ti Se mo the ‘Roads bark Phenix: ah W Mason, sabe Cascatel Pressey, rigs Handolph, Pressey, ey bea a Ath—arriy ard, 3 vers, Pen Inaepn re Na" Geo 1 EK Preuot, Ellabethport rt. bes tabi pe Sey pg ay ocars, puis ket, Rockland; Jaa B Cun ston Sab'will, Tuttle: New nose iled—Bark At Sai Ada Carter. — Jenny Lind, Roberts (late Rdwards)y fis a aT rng, Barty enon NYork; Jesse Hard 2a Pie yd a ea p Ferdinand, Dannemen, NYork; : BAR Li one sent Te drrived, brig Nellie nem Littiel \e pains 5 ; schrs L A Orcutt, Bus niladeiphia, { MhaRA? Hee AP EOE mn, tambo optics S LANDING, Sept 15—arrived, schr Bostony Smith. Philadel —' 5 Elizabeth a rir Dr Prenk Seri. ates, nimi, w¥ort wai ‘Seraph, Ry ster Radicote El tesa hs Endicott, Eliza} “th Sua ntie ight, ib Salled,echra B C Browns urn, a oS 0 IVER. Sept 16—Arrived, schra C L Vandervoorts eRe Fountain, Beauett. Kabanyy Ghai! rk. Sallie Smith, Chase. NYork. Suiveston Sept G_arrived, brig Egarateta, Williams, a, Ds ‘Tuxpan. eared pena Peri, Delanoyy York ; 0b, brig illab Crag ee 2 ) HOLE Sh Rando noun, noes for bra Sarah Sarah 8 ree ha ‘weomb, Geor: rter IW mat Sar ‘86 for P tt ee timore tor do; Emeline Me Siar Char RH ist inh Hes rr Neil OFFatna Edna Howard, Phill mons, Smith: DM ED Fiapen, Nupper, Annie Magee. Gomera RW ad Sige Moore, Ingersoll, do for png rt for, rea : : MBaied sehen Sais Frolic i State, Saran J Harcus Hunter, 8 B Thomas, J MKC K Fatne. 38 Bragton, Mary Standish, W Win biater, HW God. Halew, ore fy. datterihwaite, J-Auatta, E Riciain, Shannon, Rorabam, Georgie L M Strout el Scary pantico, Chs =e SA Heinen. Mary Magee. wed. brigs AT Larrabos, Carlisle, Phtladel~ pile Yon Boston: Goan We olson, Bangor for Made i Yate Goeth oe eee ZA Paine ‘Jones, do for Perea, W Gatos er sy do for ib covtmoctow's poy te do for oe aylor, do for Provincaia ‘Abbie Pitman,” “ew ORLEANS, Sept bone steamship Suse ‘Sears, Boston. A180 ce (Br), Robin- 3 | see Fe aoe ea ark’ Mary ‘Bentley, Clark, from Adie ived, ‘Minnehaha (Br), Dous SB RFOLK, sept ¢-arrivo, brie Minnehahs (Be) Dow and Advent (Br), Crow, N aft. RD, i at schrs Emma, Pens rece aa ie palaae Wind, Bowman, NY arrived. 08 Teen Sas Ny jonroe, on a cru W PO! ; sehre ooo a sloop Orle aelpnini iedar Swat aie eeie Portland Savannah Mary Hall, and, f and Sasan 2 Mary, Heck By ao Beatora for NYork; Worker L Mill inte Provence fod) chr Noah. Brown, NY NORWICH. Pr by gr eT own, NYork, Pr ny fred. ech ward v Wei Ateived: sehen Edward Lindst ia: ai ee rays Detroit. Titus: Judge 1 Fen ton, and WC i bead with coal. PASS C. svat. Taher sehrs ki Mobiles Rich: oar eth Walters, Cor- fon, N YHITADELPETA, Factine .P W Jobneon, D.Colltns, Chit “mouth; ett a0; Bardets, ‘tier es, Charles Hill Juila Nelson, cra vier. ‘tiatte Fige, Haley, Fortamouth, ag Joho Dame at ae heey star ot tse Calas, Os 97th inst via Hava re jean Bet is a. staged Srey ‘Cheigen: aon ek ene Newkirk, Huntley, N H ri Elizabeth Maken. Harmen, Providence? FB = PORTLAND, Sept 14Arrived, sche Nellie Chase, U} Eitssbtbpore pt ol el jase, Upton, Balled Bark ks WH Holbrook; brige Bietoo re, Arcturus tohrs Ethan Allen, ‘issule Wentbrook? estbrook, a, and oi pend schrs Wm Arthur, NYork; BE M Hamilton, . do. ieared—Rrtg Crimea, Patterson, _rontauont *, ie op rk IK Fy eng rown, ‘ork: wet x eran), City; Mary Aon, Bryant and tibbetis, iPabet hort: gurer be eran P po" ty Gove, Albert Jame Cc il, NYor! aaa i whe ae Fash, Nort, PAWT' ated james Parker Sr, P RON rived, fee Hunter, ms, es Aca Sloe ire Sin rar HTor® for Fawigchet. Bhai: Sai pa cores Sees pent aia OAVANNAd, ‘ee steamship Cleopatra, New ing, Phi ra ence Ni Pisner, and SALEM, Sat pecaastves. exe it Trade Wis naacereee, Fue oe m Wale, ira, Barreti, NYork for