The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1867, Page 8

8 ——— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespar, Sept. 18—6 P. M. ‘The gold market developed increased strength and activity to-day, and the price gradually advanced from 14434, soon after the commencement of business, 10 145%, with the closing transactions at 143s. There was mo special cause for the advance, if we except a certain dogroe of depression in tvetweaties abroad, supposed to be owing to the far Wai te arguments of Butler, Pendleton and others & Sayer ef paying of the funded Gebt in legal teeter mocee aay take practical shape at fome fatore tax Thas a very wacasy feeling does § among those conversant wi the sentiment of the Western people in this par cular is wndeniadle; Dat it would be premature te attach much importance to it at present, The wuain cause of the really firm undertone which the mar- ket bas lies in the commercial domand for gold t0 pay foreign trade balances against us; and noxt /n point of gonsequence is the antagonism which exists between ‘the President and Congress on the reconstruction ques- tion and the uncertain results to which it may lead, Cash gold was abundant, and loans were made without Mlerest and at 1a5 per cent for carrying. The gross elearings ainounted to $51,212,000, the old balances to $1,980,724, and the currency balances to $3,658,455, The state of the money market is now the lead- fog topic of conversation on the Stock Exchange, em rccount of its induence upon prices. The Deors and the banks combined have succeeded tm producing considerable apprehension among the mid e to its fature course, and by withholding a Jarre amount of currency from active use they have secceeded in forcing the rate up to seven por cent, in most cases temporarily, although not a few loans were monde to-day at six, A fair quotation for monoy is 6 a 7 per cent, with a good demand; but some of the Yeading dealers in government sscuritios have loans still standing at four per cent, and they can borrow all they require at 6 a 6, The market has been made to ap- pear active by artificial means; but if the naturai ten- dency had not been in this direction this would bave been, of course, impossible. The bears and the banks have simply made the most ef their opportumty to suddenly put up ‘the rate of interest, Tho best way for the bulis to meet ho caso is to accept the seven per cent rate, as estab- lizhed, and they will find that they can get all they re- quire at this figure, The apprehension that the propara- tdons of the national banks for their quarterly returns on ‘the Ist of October will quicken the demand for money may havo a disturbing effect; but after thia bugbear is out of the way we shall, according to present indica tious, have a moderately easy market at 6a 7 per cent, ‘With confidence and fair dealing money would bo easy @t45 per cent now, but the tricks of trade baiile all ordinary calculations, There isasteady but not heavy @rain of currency westward. The banks are doing very Mile in discounts, and the best grado of commercial Papor passos at seven per cent. It is not improbable that the advanco in the rate of in- terest on this side will have the effect of drawing capital from Europe for employment here. The glut of gold in the Bank of Franco is without precedent, the accumu- ation of coin and bullion in its vaults exceeding thirty- Beven millions sterling, while its outstanding liabilities of all kinds are less than eixty-two millions, The pres- ent condition of the Bank of England bas only been par- alieled on one occasion, namely, in June, 1852, when ‘eonsols were about one per cent. above par ex-dividend. The coin and bullion in both departments exceeded the sirculation on the 26:b of that month to the extent of £700,128, The excess is now considerably less, but never- theless there is such an excess, and as the second instance f the kind in the history of the bank, it ts interesting. Moreover this feature is likely to become stil! more marked, as the reserve of coin is stillon the increase, although it already amounts to more than twenty-four millions sterling—the largest total ever accumulated by the bavk. The return for the week ending Septembor 4 showed the xmount of notes in circulation to bo $24,062,940, while the stock of coin and bullion was $24,072,282, The bank rate of discount remains at two per cent, and although loans ara made in Lombard @irect at one and ahaif and even one per cent, there is HH Meatthand that tha rata will be further reauced, Ration of capital, now long continued, has exerted no effect in stimulating speculation, Capitalists are timid and unwilling to lend on any but tho best security, and hence, although vast sums are lying idie im: the Danks, it is difficult for tho mass of those 4m need of accommodation to borrow, Under these circumstances, when money can be employed in @all loans on satisfactory collaterals in Wall street, at @a7 por cent, it will be strange if some of the immense surplus in Europe docs not find its way across the Atlantic. The railway sbare market was dull and drooping @uring the morning, following which 1t remained steady until after tho second regular board, when it was vigor- ously attacked by the bears and arathor heavy decline the result; but before the close a reaction of avout a aif per Cont took place. The market has been largely oversold, and prices have been unduly depressod sinco Thursday jast, It is reasonable, therefore, to look for a Tecovery, the fall having averaged five per cent on most @f the leading stocks. At tho early session of tho open board railway shares ‘Were frm at (he cloving qnotations of lastevening. New York Central sold at 108% a 108%; Erie 68%, and Rock Island at 10344. At the first regular board the market ‘Was active but lower, with a declining tendency. New York Central closed &% higher than at the same time yesterday ; Erie %, Michigan Southern 1, Fort Wayne \, Toledo, Wabash and Western 4, Pacific Mail 1%, Wes tern Union Telegraph 1. Ohio and Mississippi certificates were 3¢ lower. Government securities wore inactive and rather heavy, Coupon five-twenties of 1864 do- flined yj, issue of 1865 1%. Tannesseo sixes, new, Geclined 4. Among the express shares Adams advanced 19, rolling at 67. Merchants’ Union sold at 1034, with $30 paid. At the open board, at one o'clock, the market was heavy and lower. Erie sold at 67%{, Michigan Southern @0%, Fort Wayne 103% and Northwestern preferred @6X{. At the second regular board the market was stoady at the docline with two exesption, Now York Central closed % lower than at tho iirst regular board, Erie %, Michigan Southern 44, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Rock Island 44, Northwestera \, do, pre- ferred Fort Wayne %, Mil ferred 2, Obio and Mississippi certifeates 34, Western Union Telegraph 34. Goverument securities woro ex- tremely dull. Coupon fivo-twenties of 1862 advanced 34, ‘While the new issue of 1565 declined . At the open board at half-past three a concerted raid was made on the market and prices decliaed sharply. Babseqaently there was a furthor dociing in the midst of @ very unsettled state of feeling, Erie touching 65%, but near the closo there was a fractioval recovery frou the Jowest point touched, and at aix o'clock the market Assumed A steatior tone, the following quotations being hea current:—Now York Coxntral, 107 ci €6.06634; Hodson River, 131 a 129 202; Michigan Sout Pittsburg, $4 85; Rock Island, 101 21014; Fort Wayne, 102% 0 ; Northwestern, 455 945%; do. 866%; Milwaukee acd St, Paul pre ferred, 62%{ a 6314; Pacific Mall, 142; Ohio and Misms- sippi certidcates, 26%; Westera Union Te:egraph, ay he ol express shares were firma and in demand at the close, notwithstanding the woakness of the gomeral market, the quotations being for Ad aud American 6, and United States 67. Merobanis’ Union was, how- ever, weak, and Welle-Fargo was lower, owing to the reported destroction ofjstations on the Plains ‘Tho following is a comparison of the prices of the Jeading stocks at the Orst board on the 19th of August Gnd at the second board to-day :— Augiiat 19, Sept 18, Lower. New York Central... _ Erie... 2% 2 Hl 2 aN - 1% = a = % ‘Western Union Tel.. 45% ‘ - 2% Mil. & 8t Paul pref. 65 ay = at ‘Thore was very little business no governmont eecurl ties transacted at the counters of 1! nN and at the close the market was beary Joined qnotations:—Registored, 1381, 111% « 111%; coupon, 1881, 1119% @ 111%; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 100% » 1004{; 6-20's, coupon, 1962, 114% a 114%; 6-20's, coupon, 1964, 1003, @ 109%; 6-20's, coupon, 1865, 110% @ 111; da do, January and July, 107% ® 107%; 65-20%, coupom, 1867, 107% @ 107%; 10-40's, Hegisterod, 99)4 a 0954; 1040's, coupon, 90}g 8 00%; Ss ss £ s Fy NEW YORK 7-30's, 106% @ 10734; June, 7-30's, 106% a 10734; Ju October compounds, 1864, 110% 1 119%; December do, do., 118% a 118%; May do., 1865, 1173¢ a 11734; Au gust do. do, 1163j 6 116% & 115%; October do, do., 11534 @ NS. The foreign exchange market was quiet but firm, Bankers’ bills on Exgland at sixty days were quoted at 109% a 109%; at three days, 1097% a 110; commercial sot 108%; a 109; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.1654 t three days, 5.15 a 5.13%, September do. do, 11555 Other bills were COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weowespar Sept. 18—6 P. M. Corton.—The market for this staple opened dull and with teryeed 2Xe, for middling upland, but closed stead, ubjolned quotations, The sales com; 1.308 bal ‘ales tne 1 On Amsterdam, . ad revious prices, The sales wers 422 bags ex Shawmut and United States five-iwontion, Eri ex Star of Devon on private terms. Tlinois G Central: The market for mining shares was firm. At the first board Consolidated Grogory Gold closed 45c. higher, selling at $6 95; Edgehill Mining 5c., selling at $4.80; Sensenderfer 5c., selling at $10 20; New York Gold 10c., selling at $110, 90c., New York and Eldorado $3 65, Benton Gold 870, It in stated that the negotiations respecting the line of railway from St, Louis to Indianapolis, to which we re- ferred some months ago, have at length been finally completed, and we quote the following in connection mand for for Gontinued active, bolt foF eonsumption and coastwi er Dbl mine | fmproveraen pelng, mainly on Tow graden of rades of The sales were about 1 15,000 bbls. (part delivered Boutuera Sots wea fair Geenan and 'cuaisesas frome. The sales were 700 bbls, and drm, Sales 400 bois. a Superfine Bt State and Western. Rocky Mountain sold at St Louls low extta to cholce doubie exira Bt. Louis choice family The Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railway Company by | Common Southern. me into the arrangement desired by the Eastern companies, a corporation bas been formed under the gevoral Railroad law of the State of Indiana, under the tite of the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company, to construct another line of road between In- diavapolis and Terre Haute, there to connect with the St, Louts, Alton and Torre Haute Railroad. Of this com ‘ny George W. Cass, President of the Pittsburg, Fort Stillman Witt, [President of lenry C. Lord, President of the and Lafay: tte road; 8 y the Oleveland, * Columbus ‘and Cin- cinnati road, with Thomas A. Morris, of Indianapolis, and Pliny Hoagland, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, are the directors, General Morris has been elected president, of Indianapolis, Secretary, ’ have been for some time progressing, 8 been already commenced and will be prosecuted to a speedy completion. The operating contract with the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute road has been executed by this company under the guarantee of the associate roads, in place of the Terre Haute and Indian: instant the parties met in ment was consummated by the formal surrender of Butler, the President, under tho direction and in the presence of the Board, of the main line and Alton branch, which will in future be operated by the Indianapolis an St. Louis road in the interest of the associated railroad companies, whose object is to increase the facilities of communication between St. Louis aud the Eastern cities by this great central trunk line. During the month of July the imports of gold into the United Kingdom were £2,327,204, of which more than oF £1,369,038 was from the United States, The supply “received from Austraha comprised £413,524. Tho export of gold was only £707,831, against £2,431,464 in the corresponding period last silver was confined to £675,462, against £1,212,593, and tho export to $479,036, against’ £479, During the seven months ending ports of gold amounted to £8,664. To principal receipts | were—£3, United Statoa, £2,700,273 having refused to Bi Corn meal, Fairfai indy wine, per puncheon. —Wheat was asbade firmer, but not qui ia yesterday's, prices, California and, No. ‘ayne and Chicago road; the Bellefontaine road; Cincinnati, indiana: te for amber State, for, California white, 2 Wa $2 fol $2 Gig a $2 ors 0. 3 ‘Chita, Spring, ‘and’ white Genesee on private ‘terms. Gorn was dosldediy rman son the strength of the cable news—and prices advanced fully 2c, per bushel. The spears bn minialy from the it Uf ashen at $125 a $1 2736 for raixed Western in store and eflont aad gi 719 $1 24 for unsound: Oata, were in active bout 179,000 bt Bs Bae, a Bie and Edward King, veys for this roi advanced 2c. a 3c, The sales were els at 670. a 69e. for Western, , mainly at d 6c. a as ee nr Southern. Western to varrive, at rl were made of 3,000 bu sad a $1 41, els at $1 60, Barley’ was dull Faeicuts were a trifle more active, and rates for grain ements were:—To Liverpool. per Shoat at 74d.,, 16,000 do, corm at £0 London,’ 25 hhds. tobaceo at 3 road, and on tho 11th Louis, and the arrap, “4 were higher. The en; steamer, Ean) busses to" Breneay s,000 bushels rye at 7d. per 56 direct to Liverpool, yeatt quarters fect lumnbeP at $18 50, golden British bunk, fiom Philadel phia, to a direct port on the continent, about 3,60) bbls. a vessel oth on private terms, NY Cuorm continued race active. Sales 250 Jo , in Boston, on terms we are not al ‘xny BaGs were dull and nominal. Hives ruled very, and 600 do. dry Galltomia, 214 Hors were in fair demai let tand prices favored the buyer, year. The import of Orleans, bai & 70 lbs., at 13c., gold, 381 ih mee 1866. Hay.—The demand was fair and prices srere.ar. Ship. ping was quoted at 76c., and retail lots at $1 a Haare We heard of ao transactions, autie was quoted at 120, a 1234¢.. ‘Moxasses.—The market was decidedly more active and Fory firm, (The sales were O77 bhds. Barbados at 65. a Bic. 73 do. Porto Rioo al 450 do. 725,759 from the from ‘Australia, £948,080 the West Indies and £360,887 from France. In the corresponding seven months imports were as much as £15,226,041, be.ng from the United States, £3, and £1,726,730 from France. In 1865 we imported gold to the value of £7,796,959, The ex; seven months ending July 31 wore £2,899,219 was to France, they amounted to £9.737,318, £7,378, France; and in 1865 to £4, 280, 212, o! proportion—viz. , £2,207, 672—was forwarded to Pai As regards silver, we find that the imports in the seven months were £4,212,751, agains and £3,754,986 1865 £3,514,195, against £4, and 1807 respectively, ,980 from Australia | fico and 300 do. Cuba clayed on private terms, Navat Sronss.—spirits ne foe ‘was in light demand, Dat quite steady. at York bbls.) at Glo. mand, and prices in buyer rts_of gold in the 927,914, of which bis. at b0igc., and 60 do, (Now "Gi Binds ‘or rosin tere ‘n limited de- + i we note Turiber sales of 150, bole Wilmington at $385 . and 100 do. do. on private terms, ward of no sales not previously reported. Lin. seed w: ady at $1250 $128, and $1.25 for prime ally. Prrnoveca.—For crude the demand was moderate, but ices were frm. We note sales ot 600 bbls. low gravity in do. do., delivery and terms not ‘Bonded continued ‘excited and acute, and So. w le, higher, the market closing firm’ with while the exports ‘were 6,088 and £3,439,626 in 1866 ‘The total imports and exports of gold and silver in the seven months are subjoinod:— 1865, 1866. 1867. £11,581, os £20,613,885 £12,877,516 1 7,442,100 tandard white at 830. ; 2,000 do, rime white at B5e. 200 "2,000 do, at 85'e.; 1.000 do. on private plember at 33350,’ a 33%0., and 2,000 The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- pired portion of the week have been as follows: C 1,000 bbls. were disposed of on pri 250 bla. sold at Ic, Ree! Payments. Balai Mn bond, © In Philadeiphis the «$407,390 $6,609,801 $5,105,748 $120, 785,940, th a 595,185 122,626,911 ‘The Chicago Clearing House statements oY tie "padi three weeks compare as annexed :— Week ending Sept, 14 Weel ng Sept, Ootaber to Fe to roar yh raise «Morea don December,at S43c: mber, at 1, Ber tg Sh, ‘September. at ago. 47.0% aoe fo ‘white, for the the frat Bal Geta at Mgr aud 10,000.05, Tor i oat brat eavy at the opening, but firm and quite mactive At When, new mess, wae quoted $34 regular, were 5.600 bbls. at $410 a Su siy for new mess jo fair dem from faa to to Clearings. Balances, $14,724,402 $1 poked 18,658,462 524,503, 12,266,051 Lats The following securities were sold at auction in this city yesterday by order of exeoutor:— Price. > shares Farmors’ Loan and Trust Co... ed apr tes Bank of North Ameri Fireman's Fund Ins, Co, Arctic Fire Ina. Co The following is an exhibit of the condition of the Bank of England on September 4, and at the corre- sponding period in each of the last three years, together with @ comparative view of the bank rate of discount and the price of Consols:— Pnovinionnsieselp! was firm. The salea were 150 bbls, at $24 a $23 for extra $18 0 $3 for plain in do. Ba hase recast my were realised. Seles BU trees ty eotme prime ese Uercen new prime mess from Uccober 18 t0 Nos sellers’ option, on private terme “Cut eal were tn oderate Sales 280 parkaces. a size for hams, and 2 Te. f Bie atts. fo bane nd Vary or seein OF on private terins. “The Tard market exhibited raluer tors i Su tier Keg sai el — BM oo at 13! ac 2.3 Kiso 800 tlereos from to Teer Butter was frm at Ise. w Ae. for 8 tbe quoted 9c. a 93ge. No important sales. Suga: vious prices, or upon,e basis of 113 ce, ‘8 146. for clarified do.; pand IL f ~ Faia “be ater te tor coast was ae rive, and firm at Ie-a Loic. tor yell = mbes “sc and 164%. ae ~ dard ard Shibaeistieaal ¥ was unchan, at thy 82 ia $3, * Gateaita eae wae dal Head toe The following is the official return of the checks and bills cleared at the Bankers’ Clearing House for the week ending Septembor 4:— £7,027,000 Tuesday... 15,782,000 Wedaesday 9,948,000 Total. Upon which a London journal says This clearing is nearly £14,000,000 greater in the ag- ‘Srecuunn oontioged 1 firm, wi 35,000 Iba. at L4c. a Ife, tn bhds, and tlerces, and 20,000 d Tautow was antes pfales 175,000 The. at 1c. a 123¢0, bbls, Western in bond’ ai See a ie, NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Clark - Undictea for Murder— the eighteen wooks that these returns have lished they have been only five times hig! (sis also said that in that interval ile have been badly met, but daring these eighteen weeks 1! paid clearings have been only twice higher than they were on the 4th. It may reasonably be inferred ioc these circumstances that matters are not quite so bad as they seem to be from the representations made of them in certain quariers, The return of the Baok of France for the week ending Septeraber 5 shows the following changes compared with the previous account :—Increase, cash, 12,500,000f.; advances, 600,000, ; treasury balance, 333,000f, Decrease, bills discounted, 2,400,000f. This return showsa further in tho bullion equal to half a million sterling, thus raising the total to nearly £38,500,000. The rates for money in the leading cities of the Conti- as under at latest advices:— Reuben H. Return of Gene New Telegr Fortress Moxno, Sept. 16, 1867, The Grand Jury found @ truo bill against Reuben H. Clark, for killing Michael McCarty, a pnvate soldier of the Fifth United States artillery, on the 25th of May last, The accused kept a shop at Mull creek, about one mile from hero, The prisoner pleaded not guilty, and his friends think ho will be acquitted, At the time of the homicide the deceased was in Clark’s store with a com- anion, and began a dispute with a woman whose hus- nd they had previously assaulted and beaten. Clark tect the woman, and during a fracas 9 soldier was fa ge by blows from a club m the bands of Clark, as in the indict. ment. Clark was immediately aa by the military, but was subsequently turned over to the civil autuor- ry of Hampton and released on bail in the sum of 0.000, The affair caused a good deal of Se among the soldiers of the garrison, and the ee the case is watched with much interest, as an impros- sion seems to prevail that in tho event of the acquittal of Clark by the civil authorities General Schofield will order an investigation of the case before a military notes, 4,000,000f. ; counts, 500, 000f. 0 Si Potersburg 7 o-tnortow Major General Schofiold and family will bid farewell to the Chesapeak pending the surmor, and leave for Richmond, All his officers and their famélies will also return to Rich- mond in a few dara Tho new telegraph line from Norfolk to Weldon, ing through connection to Now York, which has SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. w eanontay, Sept Bar 18-1015 A. M. § is" i she Poe fe ma 33 Co a OPINIONS OF | CENERAL GRANT. Congrossm in E, B, Washburne, of Tilinois, a confiden- Mal friend of General Grant, was in Boston last week, and the Commonwealth givea the following account of what he said about the general:— Mr, Washburne regards Gonoral Grant as wholly tm sympathy with Congress, and its plan of reconsiract\on, iy cular inquiry of o rne replied that be con: ih reconstruction, ‘understands it, bat in favor of standing all the civil, social and political rights es cot the reconstruction acts. He was in constant comsultat.on Mr, Washburne affirms, in re- Impending change in ti ing notice from Stanton just before he went owt that ) take place. “Not only was th: ‘asbbarne, “bot I know that the from Crant to both the President and the writtea by Grant Rimset!, upon consultation i) Tenn Bis, BOW ss BS tic ex cou. Erersy wae con dismissal would Fourth National Bk WA 1100 . case,” sald Mr. blondie Ti ” Tees, oll; ‘Supt 7, bark Alask: ‘orton, NB, clean. to age, for tro "1 a ‘eae ae, er re. @ farally ro respectfully. tnvived to A tele from Capt 8 eft oka sapere ra Ba ha on should have deomed itaeriminal negli- SSS ia Grant not to have accepted the peotig ed woder the ; and that it is now paul the aneot mooting of Cong 1 Grant, Mr. Washborne further bf Oiled with a8 great app-ehension for as any mq could be, Ho Bad remarked 9 Was Comparatt @asy avout the result; he kuew what wae to ie the and made ons accordingly; eonld not forete!i and euch anxict i 0. ay 100 Mer tae Bald Le ee “ FY sie that wheu in tho War, iat would from 'y Be bad never, pareve bad. been that Congress should do its full session that he entrested HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, en SHEET. : ie tghD2 Caren, Aug 28—In port brig Afton, Elliott, a Bouma shipe Reo 2u may Aug 8—In port, ships terloo, do; bark Sarep: ertiiver, for Me a ‘avass, July pei See i "Eien on cone . sina ots eater ean aR eae ie Set are mre ss Hibert for Philadelphia; wo Bat this conversation. Mr. Washburne said the confidence re- | atttend the funeral, Fordham, center ieO ort bark Al m his late resi N. ¥., on Friday moraing, at ten o'clock. The remains the church of Our Lady of Mercy, ~_—_ @ requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of soul, and thence to Calvary Loge for eae Trains leave Twenty-; sixth street at 7:15, 8:15 and 10 o'clock A. M. Irish and California papers please copy. Prrré.—On Tuesday evening, September 17, CaTHaRris, wife of Samuel Pitts, ‘The relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, corner Hicks and Amity streets, Brooklyn, this (thursday) af- ternoop, at two o'clock, Prewg.—On Wednesday, September 18, Isapeta V., ee tobe Te L. eae, and daughter of Albert and Mary ri The ae and friends are respectfully invited to in General Grant was not displaced, and that all men could stand up for him without hesitancy or the chadow of a doubt, NYork arr July 24 Ips Ni Caxcorra, Aug ¢ 31m port shine, Nlcohar, Bellamy, gn eau (brn Ws MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Apams—Murnirt,—On Tuesday, September 17, at the Methodist Episcopal church, Ni eatin, by the Rev. J. Millard, Wits D. Ap. of New York, to Hannan E. Mernrrr, of the former CP Burxitt—Tattaador.—In Broo! lyn, on Wednesday, September 18, at St. Peters church, by the Rev, Jolin A. Paddock, Lewis W. Brunt, Jr, to Kuizanera M. lamp Went to 8 Cry : trom. Sensor soy Sonne, sist welbrek be ee Ceeerrk ewe 1303 ped sae i ‘Anni for spinning and 364 Foglia, Mile ¥.0.$-7. a1 21g ne Hy, «Bs ronstadt; Edi ford ior Robt Melt Spesrinty Tank, 10h CHING | Sept boi ship Thos t Pavan Aug 18—Put in, ship Castilian, Pike, from Callag 20 for Rio, at about Ohio, to Neuur ie bb 4 TALLMADGE, niece and adopted daughter of A, Il. Math- for Queenstown, leak: Lert Ay ay ows, Esq all of Brooklyn,” No cards, attend the funeral, on Sunday morning, at half-past ten | _Gkavasexp. Sept 7-Arrived, bark Salamander (Prus a 300ds anit and 100 doe Barley, The de. | CaNwusLb— Vaw pe Werke. —On Wednesday, Septem- | o'clock, from the Hedding Methodist Episcopal church, in for London. > Hatfield sur pth ber 15, at Twenty-third street Presbyterian church, by | Wontecurory street Jecwre Gity, N. enieoy: Sept ‘Fein "port, barks, Jeceh, Fat x a prions at sania to 6c, | F. G. Clark, ,» James W. Canrigtp, of Cincinnati, Reep,—On Tuesday morning, aereccaber 11, Mrs. Lav- Agnes | ee Mahoney, for NYork: Cordelia, Symons; Vax Da Warken, of this city. nixva Reep, wife of Plait B. Reed. rly mp, and Js de Mc Lullman, for hype ee CuarMax—Suira,—On Sunday, September 15, at the | The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Prancleon, agua ~ vit Methodist Episcopal church, by ‘the Rev. E. Sands, Mr, ted to Honoutre, July Arrived, brig Woodland. Man and'cholge was tree. | &.0, Cuarusy, of New York, to aise H.-J, narru, of | arbait-paat one o'clock, from 204 Weat Fries stsoot, | Feaacien, ih 8 Sas Wak Lage ae Hye flour was moderately active Patchogue, 1. between Seventh and Eighth avenues, Casita Aug. ce was CuLten—Firzsnotons,—At Seton Hall College, South Brooklyn papers Bienes 60 ry Passed July 25, shi iy ‘Swallow, Knowles, from San 35 35 | Orange, N.J., om Tuesday, September 10, by the Rev, Rev.—In Brooklyn, on Monday evening, September | Francisco for Hon, 2 $0 16 840 es | Dr. Corrigan, Jouw J, one of South Orange, to Miss | 16, Cuanizs HL. D, son of Rebecea M. and the late Tn port Aug 4, ah ap tran Ivanhoe, from Aden for Baker's Tat MSie | Pier enes cS NTatsy cio, cin ave | Spear ae agg | Mae ces Oe mca a a —. » OF vi 1001 4 1) | enue, Brookiyn, on Tuesday, September 17, by the Rey. E | eet Sana Pienaar pas and cd ane eke, minis wie Face tee 4f 60.8 13 00 | Dr. J. Diller, Wrusaw HL Dayooc ‘The remains will be taken on Friday morning to Mon- Boston. VO) a 1g 59 | BEALA youngest daughter of Levi ‘Beal Bag, all o¢ | Zoe femalns will be calcon friends and relatives of tho “Sailed allad Ib, brig Osprey, Pulton, Howton, "12 8 13 60 parbar—Curria,—On Wednesday, September 18, at a, | funy ermecty ‘oceania panama sana Inport th ean id (Br), Boker, for NYork; Kiome 12 50 ® | the Church of oar taviour, simp by Rev, W. M. Pos- Monmouth papers will please ait Bibber, wha Jona Grin, Downy aS 775 | tlethwaice, Huan W. Goopripar, of Barbadoes, W. ba BEYMOUR.. bm , Septem y.. 17, Mary L, wife | wot gy phere Pree zhane 65a — Penrod daughter ot the late Jarvis B, Curtis, of San of tt ae Willlass E. Seymour and daughter of the late nis, and id Folase Soret ae te ane — Me 3 ;RPOOL, . % fs | “Mansn—-Tows —On Wednesday, Soptember 18, at the | WiiamH; Walton, of thisclty, os the fan 8th, rita (a), Murphy, New York; 6 ih Esa her, nearly | residence of the bride's father, Jorsey City, N.J., by Rev. o * jen, Cunwroruer D. neral, from St, Timothy’s eborch, Fifty-seventh street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, on Friday morning, at half-past ten o'clock, without further notice. Soumers—On Wednesday morning, “eptember 18, Mrs. Harriet Sommers, in the 634 year of her age. The funeral will take place from the residence of her brother-in-law, 188 Adelphi street, this (Thursday) after- noon, at three o’clock. Her relatives and friends are Fesponatel ily invited to attend. Soromon,—At Gordon Lodge, London, on Friday, Sep- tember 6, E.izanetu, beloved wie of A. H. Solomon, Esq. late of New York, aged 45 years, + SurrH.—At Orange, Nd iy On ne. September piers B. Serrm, in the 63d year of bis age. @ funeral will take place from hie late ro \dence, on Friday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, and from’ St. Marky’ chureh (Orange, at three o'clock. ' Relatives and friends of the family are paiorp oneal invited to attend, Van WiNKLY.—On Monday, september 16, Tuomas C. ‘Van WINKLE, aged 66 years, Funeral this s(Thursday) morning, from 138 East Thirti- eth street, at nine o'clock, Relatives and friends respect fully invited, Remains to be taken to New ‘Jersey fo for lveston. 4d, Tri analy, fears. N fee ee "Aug S1—8 Sailed, bark po of Scots ied wei Aug Arrived, Nuova Providencia, apts yt L1—Arrive sehr Jonas Pion Pi paldmorer't Fe ore tay brig Star, oar Bristol; schr Jaren i A ‘Christ ton. ™ x osguase, Ni By Sept 17—Arrived, bark Enterprise, Clark, Dr. & S, Shed! Ciara B, Town, Price—Movunt,—On Tuesday, September 17, at the resi- dence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. RC. Pt i T. Pricg to Miss Rensoca J, E., daughter of Edward Mount, all of this city. Wxep—Queen.—On Tuesday, September 17, by the Rev, Joseph Sanderson, Harvey N, Weep, of ‘this city, to Mrs, ELganor 8. Queen, of saan ne Island papers please cop; Wuireu£aD—Roone.—At “hriti Church, New Bruns- wick, N. J., om Wednesday, September 18, by the Rev. Dr. Stubbs, lorTimer WHITEHEAD, of Midalebush, N. J., to Mare, daughter of the Inte R. J. Roche, of Washing: ton, D, bout $2 40 for or white Southern, —T hips Martha Bowker, Good. ben, for aoe den; Plymouth rock, rertiiy ee, NYork; barke: oT d‘Sarah Payson, Di ‘or do, viweanen, Bept 1 Salled ony of Moblie, Cole, Monte. 18 Arrived, steamship, City of Boston, (ch, NYork ae roe Liverpool (and “AN ud, Fs els Nelaon, Dayne; Ida Mw comery etaliaa, a, indo: 6m, M4 Pater 0 oodin. Barra, in port bri Srdomy % ae sept I= srived, shies Colum obi N' Ith, Lady Biessington, Emery, Winpson, N he lea ved, achr Queen of Clippers, Davison, Cleared Teh, brig Susan, Spencer, NYork; 11th, bate Mf em ‘Phikcelpia; 13th, bng Ooean Carrols rosy! demand on Ws OM) Dushele at ¢ Pa for State, ‘Ot bai y malt Died. AnxvergON,—At Harlem, on Foster Sapiens Rn, Haney J,, infant son of Jam jane M. Anderson, aged 1 year, 5 mouths and 8 4 ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the faneral, from the residence of Mrs, Valintine, 129th 94. The charters were:—A & bark, to Buenos A: ee near zocie avenue,this (Thursday) afternoon, at | interment, Amoricap Ports. } three o’cioe! ‘Witsox.—On Wednesday, September 18, Mary A., N, Se VW—arriv 4 Moyers, Hicks;. BarT.ert. —Ata special meeting of the Trastees of cred- BOSTON Art 1, game voyage, 3,000 bbls, petroleum, | ee tee Pera of tio Obie and Misclesippi Bait. | otly and beloved child of James and Bessie M. Wilson, | peneacoia:’ eckra, Miners Kui mh ust, Genrgetawas aged 13 months, Notice of funoral in Fri 's Herald. | SHIPPING NEWS. Price, igi Raley 5 Da Bright ‘Shi Gi De; Joshus 8 Bragdon, Newcomb. Neorgetimn, DOs Fg Balt Jona. Fi ‘Kelley, Peon ER: rabies, soni: Explark Loringy time Brie oa "ath: Caml Mamie ‘Truribur 5 Biladeipi ae Weeks, Hickmai;J-D McCarthy, Simpson road Company, East Division, held on the 17th inst, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted :— Resolved, That we sincerely Jament the death of our friend and fate associate, Epwiw BantLerT, who bas been identified with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad almost from its commencement; who was also one of the origi- wed to publish, Ibs. gold. ‘and ‘vory ‘fm at 60c, a 70°, Presiding oH. ness nag aencet seme tn Soaps top ed Bare hanemeeh Ohne wt trace nan Resolved, That his faithful and devoted services in ° 603 |micu wars! Goat eg toga nuts ha this trust entitle bim to the grateful remembrance of all who have been interested in its success; and that in his death we mourn not onty the loss of ‘an esteemed and valued colieague, but of one who in all tho relations of life has earned the highest reputation for integrity and honor, Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of the deceased and published in the papers i mallee Fal Pati A ward, Ghutord, Paella Aire fe Gamage. His Yankeo Blade, Coombs, do: Mayo, Salisbury, bethport; Coombs eicie, and james Bilas, atch 0% Tecprs, ‘Bragdon, do; Neitie Oushing, Pressey, New: PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 18, 1837. Cleared. Steamshp Hermann (Brem), Wenke, Southampton and Bremen—Oelrichs & C Steamship Pioneer (Br), Snow, Cow Bay—Parmele Trinidad, 400 do. Porto Nleared, barks Alexandrina (Br), Snow, Havana; Don Ted Aiearga, tarks Aesande Desiah, uilkey, Philadelphia, 1 Straight lots. ‘The only Bros Salted, bark Evangebne (and anchored in the agony pool ed me brig Ossipee, and one bark unknown, bound, out, remain bai 1a) do, aed y; ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman, ‘Steamship Tybee, Davidson, Galveston—Spofford, Tileston | bri oso ong bark unknown, bound oul rem Ta ‘3 ee - Bao toneO Hl Mall ory & oe nips dickens Heh Arrived, ship Commodore. Grozter, Liverpool; barks Brows.—At Fort Lee, N. J, on Wednesday, Soptem- he wife cama Hebecen Ciyde, Chichester, Wilmington, NC— 7 Steam up Dirigo, Johnson. Portland—J F Ames. ppighmanip Equator, Jackway, Boston—Benner, Brown & Steamsiip Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford—Ferguson & fil 4 Annie Sise, Sise, Melbourne—Mailler, Lord & Que- a Great Westera, Cunsingham, Liverpool—0 H Mar- al hip Roreatis, Hudson, London—A Lindsa; Bark Winetmina {Hol}, Willeubring, Rotterdam—Funeh, sinck: dt. wee sella (Brem), Attin, Buenos Ayres—Funch, Meincke Wendt. i Bark sen ye (Br), Plumer, Montevideo via Bangor—& F Whitn a , Outts, Port au Prince, d Brg Ania it), Dar Bristol, Ey vis’ Wilmington, NO—H Brig Chiara (Ital), ir MaNED Malta for orders—Slocovich onn Groustadt; Arizona, Conant, Got Fer eee Hale, Hutch ni ogni ‘briga ber 18, of congestion of the lungs, Many Aw: ran, "Rickerson, Beyrout; Windeld, Degood. Havanas Foy al Alm: of J. G, Brown, mm the 82d year of her age. Bursiey.—On Sunday, September 15, at Brookline, Masa, Mra, Ina Burstey, widow of Captain Ira rine aged 60 years, Brryk—On Tuesaday, Fey ber 17, after a illness, James Brave, @ ve of the parish of pe moine, townland of Aughacloghen, county Monaghan, Ireland, in the 41st year of his age. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 510 East Fourteonth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. His remains will be interred in Calvary Cemo- tery. CLELAND. —On Sunday, September 8, suddenly, in New Orleans, Major Wa. W. CLELAND, ‘formerly’ of the Eleventh Missouri volunteers, eldest son of Samuel ‘aad Adelia Ann Cleland, of Brooklyn, aged 28 years, firm at $1 20a ona, ‘alker, W1 Bere ware’ fl leg Eo le TSR MUL gait ee SP co ro Mth—-Arrived, steamer Martha, Stevens, Chance, NYorky sae H a, ey ly Troy. At Quarantine, Ba from Matanzas. treet Hy Schiller ( Me ine Mtnnemann, Rotterdam; Scotland, Smalley., Providence; brigs, Prestiesima, Js Aspinwall: Be! orita, Linden, Montevideo and Ayres: Diiige ‘Smualle Hoboxen; Kossack, Eiljots, Bone Maria Re, bryant B Bangor) sohrs Dunl Pierson, Pierson CW Bolt, Fisi bi sri and. Alice i Grace, Gi christ, Hoven: fame Hart tart ilart, Cambrldgeport; J 00! » Tht _Arrived, ship Jas Muir, Shaw, Liverpool; brig Pedroy Bray, Navassa. Gleared-Siip Duchesse MOrenneS Hines, rane: ar aan, tg bark 0 ERO aa eae acts Sem drat FN bowen rd white on the spot. tandard white for Getober at Of free the saies were at d8e, Of residuum rms. and of naphtha ie a a fuaing ao) boa rd white, 13 lense copy. yy Ser peeing on Brook: | * rig aabella (Br), M Burdett. Everett & Co, | load for heat ape — Phpeee funeral will take Pewee ‘riday afternoon, from Bee a aul (Br), Crowell, pate a ry, and win co Crloman, Nore on si J DeWolt & sie Soom, On, Tusaday, "Bal ember tT, oF ones ern! |akY, davghter of Wm. E, and Mary E Coo! . ‘The relatives and fnends are feapeuiteny invited to aitend the funeral, this oa afternoon, at two BATH, Sept ship Europa, BooTHBAY, Sept ll—Arrived, schrs ley, Machias for N York; Peto Hall, Sulivan for.do; Ganges, Higging, Frankl Ct dept -Arnived, Br), Smith, 8 John, NB, Br Cle feten CBr). Taylor, Nassau River, fla—M B Schr 8 T Y Roose (Br), Kuuy, Tampico and Vera Cruz—Mer- eon wada, Doughty4 ‘rales, ipod al o'clock, from the residence of her graadmotuer, 240 | ritt & West Firteensh s:roet, Soke Booaie Cort, Benses: Bartetes-3 ¢ Ute £00, ai Mth, aches MB Bremball, Fossey, and Wanatty - burg, .dson, é Collins, Rarbados—Mo certs ferry Sete Ren er arp leo or Chae Echr Aac(Bey, Belyen, Sth NB_Smitnore & Cor NEAkATs, Sept, 12-Arrtved, schr 8 7 Ki remained dullandnom!- | and Mary 'B. Este, . Sch Jia Ciiuch (Br), Malony, BY Andrews, NB—Jed Ke oh Taihy pare ide Me dain, E-rttdge cauel was active and full prices Fawaniss.—On Tuesday, September 17, Lavixta, widow eo" Pendleton, Wood, Savannah—Bently, Miller & (or Oats) of Robert Famariss, in the 57th year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend tho funerat services, at the Au hon Me- morial churoh, Forty-eighth str ween Sixth and Seventn avenues, this (Tbursday) wp, at Lalf-past three o’clock, without further notice. Firmarri.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, September 343, 4 Thomas. AS sete che F J Lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NO-—Thomas & genet Idaho, Dat Norfolk—T B Ch: & Co. Behr Zeya Crowell, Latte & arian. Schr Bonny Boat, Kelly, Boston— ‘& Dayton. Sehr Vernal, Perry. Haverhill—Miller & Houghton, gas Horace L, Francis, New Haven—M Briggs & Co, ). schra M: Elizabet! zie AHBI own. Pierce; M wae imu Ris Bogie RY k; schra b & L Cordery, Pi E'W Gardin, ateeinan; Telegraph Comeck, one Man ‘were 145 boxes city long nb, Ss s. | 18, Katie, second daughter of Th hr R Wilse, er, New Haveu—M Brigzs & Co. Bearae, a Unease was tenahay upwaial Weande | bare sentra rarcpcces Tesomnnai (ORT? Reriya, Burger: Stamford. aa Sailed—Schre Elizabeth Bpglish, Sipple, and Henry 234 Rice.—Carollna was dull, at 11 w Tue relatives and friends of the family, and those of | Sear O © Acker, Hobbie, Besmntora.t ote Panguasett Wapics, New fens te St lige, ® 12s40.; Rangoon was | her uncles, Patrick, Edward and Richard Doyle, are re- Arriv. puouekstER, ‘Sept 18—Arrived, bark Waldo, Baki, the market fc ae spectiully invited to aitend the funeral, from ‘her late | Steamship Morro Castle, Greene, Havana Sept 14; 1 PM, , or upon. basis seta Mae for tages | Fesidence, 61 Douglas street, this (Thursday) aherncen, a dip icamiin teres Chastignen, @ hours, with autnrges Pree teed oes two. wo, bru Ne c © how: jond for Rid Janeiro. id The sales were 1,452 hhds. at 110. a | at two o'clock. —r ip Gi wonaannte & Le ra, om peed foe ay Freexax.—On Tuesday, September 17, E>wano Free. MAX, infant child ot Edward and Eliza Freeman, aged 13 months and 3 days. The funeral will take place from the residence of his patente, 809 East Thirty-first street, between First and nd Avenues, this (Thursday) afternooa, at two o'clock. Hatsteap.—On Tuosday, September 17, HeLen M., wife — H. Halstead, aged 35 years, 5 months and 17 Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at the lats r-sidence of tho Coceased, at Little Neck, L. L., on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, Cars from Hunter's Point leave at 7:25 and 9:30 A. M. for Little Neck (Duglaston station). Carriages will be at the dopot to meet triends. The members of Sylvan Grove % Mateamahip. Hatteras, Couch, itichmond and Norfolk, to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. 17th inst, 6AM, off Chine coteague, saw echr Pioneer, bound 8 (Br), Cppermans, Belize, 16 with aan i 10 F Aisne & 801 ima (Br), Hill, Cienfuegos, ayn, with sugar, &o to Tacker Taal as been 10 da: = rq Hatteras, with light N& winds and calms, Sept Is, fat 38, Joa th, spoke bark May Stetsoa, from Havana for ‘New ‘Wie Catawba, Gilehrist, Lingan, CB, 10 days, with coal, to SW Riwel rig J H Counce, Billings. Rondout for Salem. Bonk Wid Fire, Allen, Baracoa, 10 days, with fruit, to B J Wenberg. Schr Franklin Bell, Brewster, Beaufort, NC. Schr Campbell, Torry, Richmond, Va, ‘ockion. Loper, Virginia, Sehr Memento, Collina, Virginia. tt, Savage. Virginia, nr Palostioe Anderson, Virgina, Schr Wm Hong, Larcnum, Virginia, Schr Hy Cole, Decker, m= a. Schr Hy T Wood, Curles, Virginia, Behr Harry Randell, W orgetown, DO, Schr Hershel, Birdaall, Georgerorta, DG. SM. javey, Georgetown. DO. ny ‘« for Washingtot led—Barks Addie cis ‘Norfolle for Boston; Clifte; Baltimore for Kio o Janel aire. HOLMES’ HOL 16, PM. beige Anne Knight, Knight, Phi icp or Bath ‘Alexander ‘Boston ae ‘Titcomb, WorUand 4 canta ork for Bosten but firm at quoted at $2 8) a $2 25.00 ith a moderate demand. Sales The market: though quiet, New Uriesees dence, oui ae for red et - wi oh ith, AM—arrived. schra, Elisha Brooks, Brooks, Bacon, NY ‘RB Hammor haliot—B ames M Kowgut, we alge ikon Chs areaies fees schrs Alaska, Oph! =ifitaninos, Sept 13—Arrived, schr R Foster, Clark NY. Sailed—Schrs Choror. Eaton, Al NYork, NEW ORLEANS, Sept HA rrivedHoumeip Gon aber? dieion, Belize, Mon; bark Mary Beutiey, Clark. ‘Antwerp: schr Angelus (Br), ‘Ward, Ui Perseverance (Br), Rovinson, from Lodge, No, 275, F. and A M., are icularly invited ationd the funeral, ee % = mn Tuesday morning, at her late residence, 222 East Ninetoonth street, afier a short iliness, Miss 7th year of hor age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Jacksox.—On Wednesday morning, September 18, Jo- sera Leszir, son of Henry and Sarah Jackson, aged 4 years, 3 months and 24 days, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, on Fr day afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 204 Ray. mond street, Brooklyn, without further notice. Lane—On Tuesday morning, September 17, after a long and paintul iliness, MakGaner, _— of ‘the late Thomas 5. in the 33d year of her ag: The relativ friends of the faraily" are Invited to atiend the funeral, from tho Church of St. Vincent de Paul, Weat ‘Twenty-third street, this (Thursday) mora- ing, at at ten o'clock. Le Hvray.—On Tuesday evening, September 17, after & lingering illness, Tazovore Lz Hvray, son of the lave Nicholas Le Huray, of Pbiladelphia, aged 47 years, Funeral servioes will take placo at his late residence, 907 East Seventeenth street, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock, The remains to be taken to Philadelphia for interment at Laure! Hill. Philadelphia and St. Louis papers please copy. Lockwoop.—On Wednesday, Sepiember 18, Gsonor Wun, youngest child of Charles A. and Louisa C, Lockwood, aged 3 years and 1 day. The friends of the jamily are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. (9 Sov- euth avenue, on Friday afternoon, at two o’clo: MANSUALL.—Om Wednesday, September 18, Eumanera, twin daaguter of Thomas and Anna E. Marshall, aged 10 months, Reiatives and Lge we of the family are invited to at- tend tho funeral, from the residenc of her parents, East Williamsburg, on Friday aftern at two o'clock Mciiex.—On Tuesday, September 17, Mot killed by ‘being ran over by one of the Tenth avenue cars, a native of the parish of Altameskin, county Ty- rone, Ireland, aged 82 years. ‘The friends and intances of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, 507 Wost Twoat nth street, this (fhurs- ) noob,’ at twels precisely, His remains emetery for interment. Mowruy,—Sarat Morray, widow = James Murphy, ‘& native of the coumty Fermanagh, Ireland, in the 70th ER ee rh if Maria Pierson, Grant, Georcetown, DC. Bene Richard Law, York, Elizavothport for an Eastern port (and proseede:t), Sehr Wena Ferry, Rondont for Newburyport. rey, SNEWBURYPORT, Sept 16—Arrived, echrs — Tobin Stun, Kelley, slizabethpo *NeW BRUFOLD, rat Ti Sue, echrs Fate | wi betel man, and mmock, NYurk; Lucy lt Gibsong from pg ye pe NEWPuae, Souk. LA 8 ewe bg Pig ders, Bangor tor York sere Theme eset aul for do; Mary Ca, esbury, Bi Joka, NB, fo it ver 101 aay PAN, Sept if _—acrivod, sohrs Signal, Wace on beva. Blair, Isaac Mevritt, Hughson; —_ ev folly Surge, and sloop Flances Ano, Piatt, all frou ports, PENSACOLA, Sept 10—Arrives, bark Georgs Arkle (Bi Lobb, Aspinwall; sor Ralph Carleton, Martingion, den, Me. iihCleared, bark John Dwyle (Br), Killman, Buenos Ayres. PRILADEL, PHIA, Sept 17—Arrived. bark Ukarine, M oer Boston; bri Fos Panne, Swan island via Bosom 0 an Schr N Be Pendleton, Rondout for Salem. Bear Caroline Grant, Bray, Ron iout far Salem. Sehr Martha, Parker, Rondout for Salem. pa POR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE BEB ANOTHES PAGS. Marine Disasters. Snip Aparrat, which arrived at Savannah recently in « Gisabled condition, having been near Brunswick, Ga, is undergoing ‘repairs at the former port. She has already recelved new masts and spars, and will soon be hove out for the purpose of receiving anew bottom, It is expecied to have her ready for sea in abouta mouth, The Fepairs will cost about $10.0, Sonn Eva Ma bards, below Providence 17th fnet from Georgetown, DC, lost foretopmast and split jib on the pas sage. Sour Kina Rien, McCarron. at Wiscasset from St John, rua into by bark Qucen of the Fleet, and lost bow: ominary, whero they have tisine 8 Hammond, Paine, Hoston; Arte Garwoud, Godfrey, Forts! on, Lyn er, latch, Charlestown; Anna a Baker, Knight, mouth; J Waplos, Cleared—Brigs W A Dr (Br), Morrow, Clen!w Bit hard & Torre; ton; ‘schas Marictia 1 Friizinger; H W Godfrey, soar F Edwards, Godtre! am Brown; Eive Wheaton, and J T Price, Young, Boson; Thos B ers, Rewports WP Cox. Bateuany scotk, Freak man, Hyannis; Tuthe, ‘estinoreland, Providence; Joho stockham, Risiey, and KS Miller, Hest w buryport; dersou, Marblehead; Miawatha, Newman, New! Mah—Actived, steamer, N Crowell, Boston, ti—Actived, steamer, Norman, © « Point, Vigners, Gena: 3 ¥ Merrtot, Munday, Havana via Key West + the: Weenk water PM 168, Pavan, Aug 4—The ship Queenstown (guano and is discharging. Loxpon, Sept 18—The Volante, from York, has been lost. ee ee ae Miscetianeous. Purser Abbott, of the steamship Morro Castle, from Havana, has our thanks for full files of Cuban papers, &c. Bro Is Murcer (Br). 199 tons, built at, Fairhaven in 186, newly coppered, has been sold for Tacwowsn—At Bucksport lath inst, ton the yard of Wm Ht Gena & Co, av and model bark, of 700 jah L ‘Chipman, Franklin : 3B Ward & Co, of New : To be commanded by siilian, Pike, from Callao for ers, put in here 18th Inst leaky, Spofford and othe: York, and E Ml Capt Isaiah L Ch funpbell, from Richmond; Fantauzzi, and W I f folk; CH Kirk, HO Ate wood, Haratas, and evecare ne Pina fob NYC ork; also pilot boat Faanie, PURTLAND, Sep. i6—Arrived, sehr Alauizar, Farnham, of our Senators, Mr. red him not only in Complaints Jed to us that some of the the advanced man | year of her age. ys t (NC re absent, and others out of | Elizabethpor by the ke The franae en ‘and relatives of the plnee, snd that vessels bound in frequently ground in con. Hihmarrived bark Fhilene, De po Bi mae phiay brig. rod by | her sons-ta-taw, Thowas df igs Whatemen. Rie, a ee ee RIT are respectfuliy Invited to Temdonce of her son, Mr. Hugh C. Murphy, 112 Riving- ton Gtrest, this (Thursday) moroing, at niue o'clock, St. Mary's church, when « solemn requiem will be offered for the repore of bi McArvLe.—On od—Bi ‘perion, Simonton, Mata POW Ohi Sept 15—arrived, sehr "aria Whitney, crawitcn cout, eept 17—Arrived, schr Elizabeth M Smith, renee Arrived at New Bedford 16h inst, ship Europa, Pierce, h Py ie s\ es! si bl Cana feces. Nort rake in Ocean, last from Western Islands, wih a0 ots Oil as before rep. captain and one boat steerer sick Shiny sche Cotmceune Atwood, of Provinestown, no report of ul. September 18, Jone Mo- ve of Ardee, county Louth, and, ia the "hf Ionut do pF ‘Basi oer a! 28, tat 41, gpoke Aug lv, & Alt Handy, 49, 43; Bb, bare afternoon, at balf-past Ie aby bark oe, corner of Sixteenth laa, Crap, do, 0b bbls ous al Charger, Mensa; Ating Sowa uarger, Mahan; Tagier it ran Blend ok ol Pntketboe, fem, Olarke, Blizabel ‘aloo AYYork, Belo icharda, GeorgoiowD, ww, aur Eva May, Ki i sm MoCantny.—On Tuesday exening, September 17, Ax Wh eter from om boar bore Hadley. dated at sea Aug 38 JT Bartlet, Harris, and Hamby MortAs, ine beloved wile of Charles MeCarthy, in the | Fieect Robert Edwards, Wcsan onnes NJ, Re ote, year Spote Tho relatives and friends of the family are rospoct— | Gitond Na, wit” pail and woe cttecwords coed Breiman A builing. ‘or! 4 sloop Hi folly invited to attend the funoral, from her late resi- late rosidence, 110th street and Tenth avenue, on Frie bn afiernoon, at one o'clock. ’MakA—Ih Newark, on Wednesday, Septomber 18, Jane, wife of David QMhra, aged 90 youre are. ‘The relatives and frie the deceased are respect- fully invited to attend tho funeral, from her late resl- 20 Fair street, on Friday morning, at half- it o'clock, to FE Rat cath "where a bigh be celebrated f her Steamship Missouri, from New York ft rann, Sept i Kes N of Frying Pan Shoal —— bd Ship severe, Derignt, trom New ore June 11 for San Francieco, Juiy 18, 19 oN N, lom 25 63 W, bap rbaene, fromm, Now York oven an froma New her sieering sues sinteds, * _ Foreign Pek Axniava, Ang %—Arrived, sohr Genees, Jones. Norfolk, Aaaciso. PR, Aug 2—No American vessels in port, but now he filled with AL S$—Arrived, ships Fearless, ay Burley, NYork. Barnes, “ae 01 aa s the ih Se Baiting ibn, bat fare 4 i Brookmsa, oe NYork i sina 1 Beye Fp aeica mm icon Oe ve