The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1867, Page 9

4 > : _ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 6-20's, coupon, 1805, January and , 10TH @ 107%; 90% Fron gv Saran oem or ppt June 1-30's, ; ‘Tuunspar, CP. M. a 00%; 6 00%; AN died ‘isdnes'ngeaie' teed, et coueme toad 106% a 106%; July 1-20, 106% = 106%; + afterwards advanced to 163%; but the Treasury ia under. | COmPounds, 1864, 11036 = ag December stood to have sold a larger amount of coin than usual, ‘and the speculators, desirous of getting it as cheap ag Possible, forced a decline to 143, but the closing transac- Sons were at 143%¢. Cash gold was abundant, and loans ‘Were msds st 30 Tper cont for carrying. The grow clearings $1,126,429, and the steamer Deutschland took out $570,427 in apecie, The market has a very Arm undertoue, and the steady sales of the Treasury tend to strengthen it, ipatmuch as the ‘smalier its hoard of coin ts the more its power over the premium is diminished and the more remote eeems the prospect of a resumption of specie payments, Just now the foreign bankers are buyers ix view of the possibilities growing out of the arrest of Garibaldt, while ‘the continued agitation of the Western project for pay- ing off the funded debt ta legai ‘ender notes is by no ‘means reassuring either to foreiga or home investors. ‘Wall atreet is stili,in a stato of uncertainty, and specu- tation on the Stock Exchange {3 a game of blind man’s Dluff Every man asks bis neighbor how money is, as if money bad an individuality and a distemper, The bulls ‘and the bears chuckle alternately over their triumphs, and the former crow loudly over old Southern aod the pedestal upon which they have temporarily placed it, and point their Sogers upward significantiy. ‘The bears, on the ojuer hand, ask who are to buy stocks after the ‘shorts’ are covered, who is to sustam the Paper of the same date says:— ‘The demand for money was not pressing to-day, in some quarters it wee manried quite light; but taking An English journal says of the Austrian currency:— Since the year 1848 no hard coin whatover bas really beon current in Austria, and the general circulation of bank are at present at a discount of twenty- which marketand what can save it? There is onty one way | four ping ay will probably continue for a many for tt to go, in their opinion, avd they point their fingers | years; but the currency is nominally silver, The cur- rency in Italy, Belgiam and Switzerland is already identical with that of France, and Roumania has also adopted the same system; so that when the propoced measure {s carri t it wii! embrace almost the whole of Southern Europe, the Bay of Biscay tothe Black Sea, The coinage of Austria ts at last about to be civilized. A coinage treaty between France and Austria was concluded at Paris on the 3ist of July by the two plenipoten- tiaries, MM. Parieu and Hoch, Accordyng to this treaty Austria will issue gold coin of the value of five francs, equal to two Austrian florins; ten france, equal to four Austrian florins ; twenty-five francs, equal to ten Aus. trian florins; iy francs, equal to twenty Austrian florins, and one bundred francs, equal tu forty Austrian downward to indicate the direction. Who wants North- ‘western common as an investment, they query, and ‘who is there to buy Eriéat sixty? If any philosopher ‘wishes materia! for an essay on the conflict of opinion ‘we refer him to Wall street, A firm belonging to the open board tailed yesterday on the bear side, but with this exception the recent violent fluctuations have not ‘thus far proved fatal to any of the estabiished. stock Dbouses, although margins have been swept away with a celerity which has surprised the losers, for nowhere in the world are speculators and their money parted | florins, Austria engages to withdraw the present silver Sometimes than on the Stock Exchange. Those who | currency of the empire by tbe Ist of January, 1873, and from that date no larger amount than six francs have other meaus of living will, therefore, do well to ‘keep away from it; and many of those who have not Should set out one voyage of discovery towards that end. ¥ Money was in more active demand than yesterday, ‘and some of tne bangs, the Park Bank in particular, walled in a large amount of their loans, which resulted 1n considerable sales of speculative sesurities, Between Rwelve and balf-past one the market was very close, but @ubsequently it became eusier, although the rate was strictly seven per cent even on government securities. Mfhere may have been transactions between some of the dealers in government securities at six, but If so these were entirely exceptivnal, and owing toa private under- Btanding that whatever the market rate may be they are never to charge each other: more than six, There is ‘= moderate supply of commercial paper, bat only the ‘est grade is in favor at the bunks, and this ts still rated ‘at seven por cent, although among the note brokers it per head of the population of either empire is to be in cir- culation 10 silver, and no one is to be compelied to re- ceive more than ‘any franca in silver in any payment, The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have beon as follows:— Custom House —————Sub- Treasury. Receipts. ig Payment’, Balances. Sept. 23..$375,925 $1,397,440 §614.073 $119.450.189 Sopt. 24.. 655,419 3,238.353 2,031,911 —120.656.630 Sept. 25...638.335 2697,506 1,824.487 122,029 149 Sept. 26.. 496,000 8.001.523 7,431,984 117,699,188 The receipts of the Miiwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company and the roads under its management for the first three weeks of the present month amounted to $500,000, or $144,000 more than for the corresponding period of 1868, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Thursday, Sept. 26—-10:15 A. M. wubmits In nome ivsiances to 8 a 9 per cent discoun'. ‘cou tees: Bao tad i ao ieee ae in Toe “drain westward is going forward steadily, | i0%) gals l2pclock Uii7e Ji) Mich So & NI 1tR.. ot ‘and there is -n0 probability of any material US 6's, . 165 110” Bind 8 change for the better for some time to | ‘Bue us Pe fase woot gh rr es Come, although » somewhat increased supply of loana- | 100. | do.. .. ke 100 do, 2000 1.90 Tr n.2d 6, 12M 1 +060 41 funds is looked forward to after the quarterly re- 2908 Tenn os, ex cou, oa me go 030 g of the national banks are made up. It is not im f= ae Ge 200 pr iui a bowover, that we may witness au active specu- 4 per Os, ne. a h-} _ ad. ¢ vermovement on the Stock Exchange, notwithstand: | jon Obie & Mics ah any iy Jog s cortain degree of monetary activity, but if there is = sng zs bY Cley a? B ipostive stringency » deciineon the Stock Exchange will | am Ti'Gen boa i in" m &. Ey . 3 be the natural consequence. The Treasury seems dis- Que Chl A NW fbds 98 20) - posed te increase rather than reduce its balance by its | G000Chi&ANWim.... 85 Gu0ChIaN old sales, as well as by lowering the price at which it is | ‘(000 Fits wew &C tm 103g ley do. & ‘Willing to buy seven-thirty motes from 107 to 106%. | 1000 Mil &St Paul Ist. 86 100 do. It is obvious, however, that the Treasury baisnce should Mina Shock Lest Be 16 fe ‘be kept as low as possible while the crop movement is 1 eee Exehango te: ug = = 65 progressing, for the country needs all the currency there | isu Wenurs $00 Cleves ¥ isin ctroulation, and ft the Secrotary fails to perform his | 19) =. re ituty in this particular he incurs grave suspicions of do. 500 Cio « ft w Questionable designs, \Furthermore, the Sub-Treasury | 12 Bae bs) Dalanes should be stated in coln and currency sepa- 200 do, yor Fately, and the true amount of each should be given, in- 4 = b | vatead of, as at present, allowing clerical causes to Inter- rd un ft = fore with the truth, so that the daily returus are often un ‘do. a 0 - deceptive, hae ont # The stock market was strong at the commencement 300 do. of business and prices were higher than at the close last oe a evening. At the early session of the open board there = 300 Tol, Wab was good demand for the leading stocks, and New | 33 — g2- he b \Nork Central sold at 108% 0 108%; Erie, 62% 9 6314; dae Sy armas wm ‘@leveland and Pittsburg, 81%; Michigan Southern, 83% | 209 do. He do. 101 ‘we 83M, and Milwaukee and St, Paul preferred, 64.0641. | 92 do. Se +d 100 Hudson 200 do... 2 dat Gall 101; At.the fre reguisr board the market’ was firm “at the outset, but became weak as the call pro- [gressead under @ pressure to realize at the ad- 2 § 5° Ss )Wanoe, influenced to ome extent by the indi- Usea . 109% “gations of increased soe sia rate itt Vasa t646 Page jactivity, white the transactions generally were large and | “Sony Use ©, 6°65. 10%; ‘well distributed. New York Central closed % hizher | 1000 ot than at the same time yesterday, Erie 1%, Hudson River 2, Reading 3, hiichigan Southern 6, Cleveland and Pittsburg 2}, Kock Island 1%, do. preferred 34, Fort Wayne %, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 144, “Philo and Mississippi certificates 3, Pacific 1%{, Mari- poss preferred #4, Western Union Telegraph 3s, Gov- -@rmment securities were duli aud rather heavy. Coupon ‘Bre-twonties of 1362 and 1867 declined 34, tea-forties 14, “and seren-thirties of the second series 3. Missouri sixes advanced 134, avd Tenpessee sixes, new, %. At the open board at one o'clock the market was weak, under incréased pressure to sell, New York Con- firal sold at 107%, Ere 6174, Michixan Southern 81%. a Northwestern 405. At the second regular board orem experienced a further decline. New York Central ‘Tlosed. 74 lower than at the first regular board, Ene 2%, (Michigan Southero 1%, Cleveland and Putsburg 1%, Rook Island 34, Northwestern 3, do proferred %, Fort Baregee: COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Trurspay, Sept. 26-6 P. M. Corrox.—At a farther decline of Ye, per Ib, the market continued moderate active. closing at the quotations ap- pended. Spinners were the main operators, Salcs 2,00 bales, including 1,409 for spinnin ‘AWayne %, Milwaakee avd &, Paul %, do, preferred %, Uplant. WPacite Mait 14, Avimntio Mall $4, Western Union Tere. | Courefimace s*: 2 Py EY ‘graph $. Government securities were inactive and | Lom middling........ 2 2 21% vather heavy. Coupon five-twénties of 1862 and 1865 . 2 Hh} Bi, dectined 34, Missouri sixes dectined %j, and Tennessee ‘of Devon, on trata: terms.” Maskete siond. Sher mixes, bow, : Sisue ane en meipts, 11 At the balf-past three open board the market was | corn meal 160974 bushels Diets Beeifae te a tent 4 firmer, and during the rest of the afternoon it gradually ie = 1. ey ta sai do barley, The’ m=rket mecovered, Erie selling up to 6234; but the advance was | and we have to nolan turther redutinn inne Tes not fully sustained, and at six'o’clock the foliowing quo- | 5. PA Ppt roidere wer free nellers at the reduced tations were current:—New York Central, 107% n 107%; Pedincbop. "California remained trad won pad Erle, 61K) s 61%; Reading, 101% w 101%; Michigan | Hue ihe demand was Moderne nad ceed ee emuere Southern, 825 « 82%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 70 « 80; | The sales footed up 420 bbis. within the range of oub quis Rock Isiand, 102 @ 1024; Fort Wayne, 055 & 69%; ey ea) Northwestern, 41 a 4134; do preferred, 6534 9 66%; Pa- r ny wife Mat!, 139 a 13954; Ohio and Mississippi certificaves, 75 a $8 8 9634 a 263g; Western Union Telegraph, 301 a 39%. + wo bt The following shows the gross earnings of some of the Ba principal ratirvads in the first eight montis of 1365 and 1) 1887 respectively, by which it wil! be seon that they no were on a luwer average i the present than the former f] 7 Miter, 1865. Miler, 1867, is 80 798 $10,322,062 175 $8,732,276 a 4,637,003. 203. -4.208, 119 ry 285 «2775.63 = 285 2.656, 401 th imesh fier cael soo Gtoebss 1,132 Seao foo _ sivance| materiy, Na. apes Fort Wayne.......488 B S41 208 sate Fata Renata wnteecgier eg nee mer hat } (Mileage and‘Aiioa: 290 3,538,110 250 Raison | of 2 00 92 8 The, ales were about 128000 Wpoh, The foreign exchange market was moderately active | suring $2 for chaicn Jan Gi Siar Mok Bete ed tnd bila wero ta fair demand. The tending drawore | $20,488 90,0" California, and 82 fing for an exita sole eoutinve o ask 100% for sterling at sixty days, bat | lewer,” wore "abost” a aocond hand they were gold at 10934. Baukers’ bille on | fn sore, closity at the Inch! print Fa Eogtand at mxty days were quoied at the close at 1003¢ hi Vals were in active speculative ‘mand 1 a 100}4; At three days, 100% a 109%; commercial bila, Bay he Wootars ou une seek shee ie boshats 10836 0 109; bile on Paris at sixty days, 5.16), 0 6.1835; big ty | Bimost nominal. Sales Weere at three days, 6.15 & 6.13%. Chicago at aid at att ti he ph The gross carvings of the following raflways were ag | »,f.AsicHT.— The engagements but ‘undersiated in the years 1804, 1965 and 1506 respec ively :— i 1806. + 1865, 1866. Atlantic and Great W'n, $3,709,070 $6,568,068 $5,476,276 ‘Cajeago and Alto 2,770,484 8.840 O91 bee iatt 6.114.666 7,900,081 9,424,450 $095,470 3.223.088 8,400,922 13,429,663 15,434;776 14,506,413 6.929.447 7,181 203 6,546,741 1,038,165 1/222.017 1,201,230 siete Stat Saea i L.714,281 i use'ott Leoas'so0 {ial formar area 1,402 106 2.535,001 2.638.800 | Gav Crore wae duit 3,311 070 3,793,008 8 980,683 | to arrive, In Boston, 1,120.465. 8.489.062 9,407, ‘Genny Bags were duil a yy inn 2atiae Hipes.—The demand wae 5 97 687,078 "680,383 bred very limited business transacted in ernment securities at the counters of the Jeadit \ doaters, and 0: tne close the inarket was dull at the Subjotued quo‘ations:—Regimered, 1981, 110% = 110%; Coupon, 1681, 110% 0 110% ; 6-20's, reciatered, 1 108% © 100% ; 6.20%, coupop, 1962, 113% 0 114; 620%, coepon, 1064, 100 & 100); 6-20's, coupos, 1068, 100K a 110; :3 of no business of importance, bat Pac alte cee y. The sides comprised 1,200 ic. 14! Butter was steady, at “He. a S5e. for tate, and I6e. a #76. for Western atid Ohio. | Choese was in jerate ds ee. Si Pee ie. a ite. Ce! to — eard of no important prices wet Carolina was quoted at Ile. a. he market for raw continued active, and an nee about 3xc. per Ib. was established. The sales Bite |e hhda. at ge; 1240. for Cubs, 13%; Rico, 1; for clarified Cuba, c. for St, Cro! for English Island. Refined was in good dewan: 8 trifle higher in some instances. Sxeps.—Calcutta linseed was firm and {1 moderate de- mand. Sales were made of 3.000 to atriye, on pri- vate terma, We Oye Sg dn bags, c 40, gold, duty paid, on the spot, and $2 |i d, in to arrive. Clover was steady at 12i¢e. a 13ige., and timothy, $375.3, Rough flax was et ‘80 a $2 85 for:new. were steady and the demand was fair. Oe a a Sa the latter in tierces; also . Tease a ‘a Ile, ‘TaLLow_was unchanged, being {a moderate demand and Sales ic. wath rece ie 178 bin, hanged. HIaKEY.— Reco! Ye Prites were auch We note stall sales Western, in boud, at 38. a 40s. THE COURTS. ee UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Equity—Judi Discretion is Exercised tn the Confirmation Rejection of a Sale Under Decree in Chancery—The Order Ap- pealable. James Tf. Souter and Shepherd Knapp, Survivors (f Greene C. Bronson, deceased, Appellants, vs. The Milwau- ke: and Minnewta Railroad Company and a Cross Ap- peal.—Appeais from the Circuit Court for the District of Wisconsin, Mr. Justice Miller delivered the opinion of the Court:— These are appeals taken by different parties upon the same record, It is a record of a suit for the foreciosure of a mortgave on the Western Division of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, and tho appellants, Soutter an? Knapp, who were plaintiffs in the court below, have up- pealed from the orig'nal decree of foreclosure, ow the ground that it did not ‘nclnde certain property which they were entitled to have sold uncer said mortgage. Upon the questions mvolved in this appeal the mem- bors of the court who heard the argument are equa!ly dvided in opinion, and the decree and orders com- Plained of are therefore affirmed. The appeal of the Minnesota company is from an order confirming tno sale made by the Marsnal under the decree jast affirmed, The facts out of which the appeal grew were tase: — The originat decree of foreclosure was rendered by the District Court of Wsconsin, then sing full circuit sbi on the 13th of January, 1862, and on the 24 of 1862, the Marshal made a sate under that de- crea, tne meantime the act of July 15, 1862, had established a Ciroult Court for the District of Wisconsin, whereby all causes then ding in the District Court, which might have been ight or which could ha beon originally cognizable in a Circuit Court, were transferred to said Cireuit Court, and the District Court was deprived of all Circuit powers, The there. foro returned the report of his sale foto the ‘ircuit Courton the 6th day of October, 1862, After several orders Wally confirming the sale, the Circuit, Janu- ery 17, 1863, set it aside, and ordered the Mar- shal to sell yes according to the original decree. On ‘pril thereafter the Mershal made anothes Congress, however, on the 3d of March, 1°63, had @atatute authorizing the District Courts where they had rendered final judgments or decroes prior to the act of July, 1862. in cases which might hive been brought and could have been originally cognizable in a Circuit Coart, to issue writs of execution or other toal Process, or to use such other powcrs and proceedings a3 aight be ia accordance with law, to enforce the judg- ments and decrees aforesaid. Acting under this law the Marshal reported this sale to the District Court, and that Court made an order of confirmation, The appellanis here applied to the Circuit Court for a rule on the Mar- sbal to make a report of his sale to that Court, whieh was refused, They now appeal from these ‘of the Circuit and District Courts, and seek thoir reversal on the ground that the District (ourt had no to act iu the matte? of the confirmation of the and that it properly belonged to the Circuit Court, decision of this question must dopend upon construction of the act of March 3, 1863. the lang’ of which we have given above, for without that act it is very clear that the jurisdiction belonged to the Cirevit Court, We have on a former occasion, given a construction of that act from which we see no reavon to depart. In tho case of Bronson va. La Crosse Raliroad Company (1 Wal. 405) we held that the powers conferred by this act on the District Courts were only auch as were nece-sary to control the immaterial duties of officers in tho execution of final powers, and that if other powers become necessary ro- course must be had to Cireuit Court. The act of confirming or setting asi: sale by a Commissioner in Chancery often invo ves the exercise of judgment and discret on as delicate as that called for by any function which belones to the Court. In the case before us, over forty exceptions were taken to the Marshal's report of aalo, by three different parties, who resisted its coufir- mation, end the ( ourt delivered an elaborate opinion on the matter involved im these exceptions when they were under consideration on tho first sale. This strongly illustrates the fact that judicial judement may called into exercise by the action of the Court, In the case of Blos-oin vs, the Milwankee and Chicago Railroad Company (1 Wal. 655), wo held that the confirmation or rejection of a sale under achancery decree required the exercise of sorh judicial diserct on, and therefore an appeal conld be taken to this court from such an order, These pi ples mut control the ‘case pefore ys, Ther lend + Coart co to the Circuit Court, with discretion to enter a role against the Marshal who made the gale to revort it to that Court for further;proceedings, not incousigent with this opinion. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. ‘The Enllatment of Minors in the Untied States Army. Before Judge Blatchford. In the matter of the ttabdeat Corpus of Joon Ril-y.— Jadge Blatchford bas rendered the following important opinion: — «Enlistment of minors over the age of eighteen yeara, without the consent of the'r parents, guardians or mas- ters, are valid, and the oath of enlistment taken by the reeruit Is conctusive as to his age, but it 9 not law'ul to mutter into service a person undor the age of eighteen vears, Con; does not make any provision fur the discharze of a minor who waa over the age of eiliteen ears when he eniisted, Br who was under ¢ enlisted but ix over it when he applies for his disc! but provider aclety for the discharge of a minor who 4 0} der that age when he applies for his discharge. There is no unlawfainess in the eplistment of a minor over the azo of eighteen years, eve ough his parent or guardian does not consent, But a mivor onder the age of eigh- teen must not eniiet, and if he applies to the of War for bis discharge before he arrives at the age of eighteen years, and shows that he is in the service with- out the consent of his parent or guardian, he is to be ischarzed, on first repaying his bounties and advance ‘The minor in the caso was n noteen vears age ee onli: a by bis own oath, taken on his enlistment. His enlistment qas, therfore, valid, and did not require the consent of his father to make it valid, and he must bo remanded to service under his proper officer. SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS. The Sherman Habeas us Case=Further Cross-Examination of Mrs. Sherm: Before Justice Clerke, Inve Application of Frances E. Sherman for cuttody of her child. —The cross-examination of dirs, Sherman was continaed yesterday, as follows: I was at Mr, Sherman's several times before; the house at which we boarded was back room ; I slept in the front room; the hall was about morning he came into the room, a noise he wanted—if no, aod then he if be 3 be stood you very that if T joora were when ho first hie hands lond be. room, the last I of tim; T father the second oecasion There opoten of 08 rect examination; I have stated that #¢ was the pext morning, or two or three mornings afier- 1 was certainly more tham two of three; we oc. feapectively the same roome as on the first orca. tion; hecame into my room about the sane hour as on the arse 31 1 eas asleep when he esme in that time; Tasked bim what be wanted; if Sidney was Qweke and waied anything; be said no; he was asleep E ! moreing # wold bim ne; to outof ond Teaid what pod tfapne payers ‘said you Dusbend; whea he found hee wes ewake he went away; be stood by the side of the bed; I er Wy was ai because I heard him call to father and ask him if he was going down town; I know he teft the room; I think Mr min Sherman did ‘not stop at that house any other nights; sure I did I t E i 5 a we 80 Slept; of a I t, ho had the cholera morbus; I remem! going 10 the doctor'stor Medicine for old er. have writen Mr, Benjamin Sherman three Mark to wh = fe 8 eg other I which ved no reply; two, think T pent to Edward Hote for tus old him ¢o give them to old Mr. Sbermap; at the ti was taken my husband and I an understanding the day before Mr, ild that hould separate, Q, Was there an understanding between yourself and husband that the fereese should have th aiid? Ob- jected to by Mr. Dunphy, on t: ads that no com. munination between hu id and wife can be disclosed, Q. Did your husband, in pursuance o/ any agreement or undersiauding betwoen you and him, either write or Wiegraph to his parents or either of them? Objected to for the samo reason, i i = g MI well taken care of, and you would sovner leave ts there than with yourself? A. No, never; I stated yesterday thatamy mother had goverament bonds; I cannot state what amount —w: 10 or $10,000; that is all the ". property she has; widow. ‘The examination was thea adjourned till Friday, Notice te the Bar, Notes of issue for the first Monday Octobar special motion calendar must. be filed with the Clerk at Cham- bers on or before Friday, October 4, at 12M. All cases ‘that have a preference in uny of the seven classes must bo filed on or before tha: day. If not so tiled they will be placed at the foot of the general calendar, aud wait uniil they are reached in their order, By order of the Court, Wt. C, CONNER, Clerk. R. C, Bears, Clerk at Chambora, Surremngr 24, 1867, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Recorder Hackett. The Recorder held court yesterday for the purpose of sentencing the following prisoners who wero remanded last week:— John Brown, who was convicted of forgery in the third degree, having passed a fradulent check upon the Tradesmen’s Bank for nine huodred dollars, was sentenced to the State Prison for five years. Jon Kennedy (who pleaded guilty to attomptat bur glary in the second degree) aud Wm, Smtih (who pleaded guilty to the third grade of that crime) were each sont to the Siate Prison for three years and six months, FIRES IN CINCINNATL Cixcrynatt, Sept. 26, 1867, Porter &.Co,’s Queen City Distitiery, on the Avenue Toad, near the Brighton House, was entirely destroyed by tire las: night. The losa is stated at $60 000; insur ance, $40,000, Another fire damazed the Lincoln Hotel, on Moallistor siroot, to the amount of $4,000. It was lasured. A third fire destroyed the feed store of George Benninger, corner of Coleman street and Ceatral ave- fhuc. The amount of the loss aud insurance has not been ascertained, ——————— eee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ex. Axexaxper—Doxr.—Oa Wodnesday, September 25, at the residence of the bride’s mother, 153 Lexington ave. nue, by tne Rev. S. M. Isaaca, Mr M. J, Arxxanpen, of Kingston, Jamaica, to Kamis, fourth daughter of the tate Isaac Duke and Judith, his surviving widow, Bucks \u1—KsLer,—At White Piains, N. Y., on Wed- nesday, Suptemurr 25, at the residence of the bride's pareats, by Rev. V. M. Halbert, Bevsauis F, Bucknout to Amanpa, daughter of Henry Esler. Esq. No cards. Eranonam—McCuen.—In this city, on Wednesday evening, September 25, at the residence of the bri parents, by Rev, Renwick %, Wilsva, Jons Eurmvauas, so: jersey City, to Miss Mary A, Motven, of New or! Howes—Rataporna —At San Fraccisoo, on Sunday, September 22, Samuxt P. Horosy, Esq., to Miss Hessis Ratavorne, of Brooklyn, Dublin papers pleas» copy, —- Kaunrterca - Scuzxox.—In this city, on Wednesday, September 23, by the Rev. 3. H. Meoker, Faayxun i. Kal BrLersca, Brooklyn, to Sanam P,, daughter of Corneiius V, Schenck, of New York, Marsu—Loxoy,—In Williamsburg, L. L, on Wednes~ day, Septemver 25, at the residence of the bride's reut:, No, 9 Dunbam place, by the Kev. Der. Partridge, Lin . MARSH to Manx Lemos, daughter of Maurice m0, Masos—PostLetuwarte.—On Thursday, September 26, by the Rev. William M. Postiethwaite, Mr. Cuantes F. Misox to Miss Gapereina M. Post LeTHwarre, On Thursday, September 26, at the Ly gt tea by the mealers Buren- in PaTreRson—Mc 26, by the Rev, Joun Tho! Emma F., daughter of the late Dr. James N. MeKiligott, of this city. Souvartz—crues.—At the Grove church, New Dur- bam, N. J., on Tuesday, September 24, by Kev William vv Mabon, D, D., Fugpenck H. scuwaxtz to Saran Euugotr.—Oa | Thu mson, WaLTs A. Syurs. ‘ Van Husxrex—DeMorr —On Wednesday, September 25, by Rev. Dr. Gordoa, ai >t, Paul's church, Engle- wood, N. J., Anonew Z Vay Buskirk to Many H, daugiter of Jacob DeMott, all of the former piace, Died. Baves.—Oa Tuosday, Sept, 24, Major Gore W. Baces, Lhe relatives and frends are roqnesied to attend the funeral, from t Mark’s church, corner of Tenth w aud Second avenue, tis (Priday) afternoon, at two o'clock, bUNGR.—Sudienly, on Tuursday, September 26, nares, youngest of Wasuingion and Emeline Bance, aged Z years and 4 months. ihe friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to atieod the funeral, on Sunday afternvon, at ove o'clock, from 190 Waverley piace. Crakx.—In Brookiva, on fhursday, September 26, uftor alingering illness, Makcaxer Suvrex, wfe of Jouu A. Clark. Friends and acquaintances are respecifully invited to atieud the (eperal, from ber late resideace, in Van Buren sire’, botween Marcy and Nosirand avenues, om Saur- day afternoon at two O'ciock Cone —On Thureday moroing, September 26, Joseea Caure, in the 49¢h year of bis age. ‘Lue reiatives and {reads of the far ly are respectfully inviied (0 atiend the iuneral services, at his late resdence, 66 aveaue D, tuis (Friday) afvernooa, at four In this city, on Thursday, September 26, NARD, infant soa Of Joho Clatworthy, aged 1 year aud 4 months, Funerai (rom the house of his grandp irente, J. H. and M. L. Kitchen, 448 West Twenty-third stroot, on Satur- ‘at oleven o'clock. Interment at Mouat rk, N. J Corrannt’ day morning, September 26, Mary, wife of the tate Dennis Cotterell, friends of the fawily are invited to atiend the funeral, this (Friday) afiernoou, at naif. past two o'clock, from the residence of ber soo, 83 Adams sirect, Brooklyn, ’ Cisaky,—Ia Brooklyn, on Ry os fi September 26, Kate D., the eldest daughter of and Julia Cieary, aged 7 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, (rom the residence of ber parents, Nor 881 Atlautic paturday @{ternoon, a tw Cuvr.—Ou Wed ber 25, at the residence HforGk (urr, oldest son of ee , late of ber Britannic stajes- aed 8 years, 2 months and 5 days, Froet —At Peekektlt, N. Y. Wedo eday mornin; September 25, Cuantes H, Frost, son late 0: Lue Grm of Frost and Sou hard, Funeral rervice at bis iate noon, ut nalk.past two o'clock, he twel frém Lbirtieth street (Hudson River Railroad) arrives at Peexsk(it at uail-past one o'clock. Goopueant,—On Phureday, ~ep ember 26, of consump. tion, Janeo W. Goopamant, in the 26h sear of bis age, The friends and relatives of tho family are he fally tnvited to attend the fin from the of hw parents, No. 737 Greenwich street, on Runday afternoon at two o'clock. His remains will bo taken to Greenwood Comeigsy ‘or interment, fa thi« (Friday) afternoon, at one from 87 Sitiverty atti ‘without pe A a zy bre Tuesday, Soprember 24, Hewar W, Hicks, The relatives and friends of the ey invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence. No, 10 West Fourteenth airtet, thie (Friday) moruing, at “ire-torOn Wednesday, September 25, ita DGaRET, rolict of Samuel C. Hyslop, aged 17 invited to.attend the taneral, from the residence of ber — “harles Koox, No 46 West Tenth street, this if a4 ‘Thureiay, ‘omen 26, Witann F. rounge- von of Milnor aid ‘A. Imlay, aged 2 months ap pere-of F Uorapony, Tereith tontesene WC Or ace rereet y faliy Cr ationa the f from ther residence West Forty: ‘Mreet, this (Friday) ‘On Wednesday, September 25, Jonny Kink, aged 37 years, The friends of the family are seepectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this (| afternoon, at baif past one o'clock, from his tate 169 West Twenty- first street, corner of Seventh avenue, Mrexen —On Thursday, September 26, Jon Merxan, in iris 76th year, His intende, and thore of hia gona, John B. and George aime sconce 0 P Ne ONG, overt, Nd t ‘a K, Ned, on artnet. ONROR.. Y, at Geonox Babar, non of Philip’ a, and Sara J. t Mon: jed request ‘ob Feturday afternoon, at one o'clook, shite Mi ~0n Th syn Boum ta Ln atfapr nse aon so0' iy wetie) triende. of the family are invited to attend the foneral, thie (Friday) a/terados, at og@ o'clock, from 61 ‘Woot Niucieonsh street, ee Netice to Mariners. ‘BRTRANCE OF aver 55 bone eye ea ylased at the eastern entrance ot of the Jat.0 2614 8, lon 47 83 W of Greenwich, a This Boy also marks shoal ground, which ¢xtends nearly 2-A red conical buoy, with staff and vane. on the E side Peale, Tajoca bank, between 4 and § miles W of the white Braganza buoy, and bearing NNE, between 14 and 15 miles a Far the sssumed position is in lat 0263, low @ relatives and friends of the family, also of ber son RECTIONS—Vessels frv Bernard, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Of Farm, ana being in the meridia of anda to 10 mallee jay) afternoon, at two o'clock. McIunoy.—Suddonly, Wu.uiam-Joan McIzroy. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his = i 87 Third avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at two McKeow.--On Wednesday morning, September 25, at | 1867. three o'clock, Mary Any, the beloved wife of Patrick rd distant 3 or 4m! of It. and having cleared the north of the bank (known as th tobello Point), keep more to the southward, passing between the Braganza and Tajoca Foreign Ports, McKeon. Sept 12—-in port ahipe Macaulay, Rodgers, and The relatives friends and of the family, and those of | Sydenham (Br), Miller, for Bultitgore:, Princeton, Wamack, her mother, Mra, Hagan, are respectfully’ invited to at. | [01 Cape Le 3} eeene. ton, for Havanag tend the funeral, from ber Inte residence, No. 307 West | Paras. Sime fod Wiles Senter Froese, for Singapore: srr bark Brunswick, brig Jas Coffill, Cofttit, for Montevideo. EiAnoo, Sept 1t—tn port brig @ Lovell (Bz), Lovell, for ‘ork. Satled 11th, brig Alpha, NYork, Grascow, Sept 13—In port barks Cordelia (Br). Symons; Cotopaxi (Br). Brunton, and ark y poker (Br) Sulll- van. for San Francisco; Jacob Hatfiel fia) auvelt, for Pasiadetphia; Josephine, Mitchell, for York: Kate ‘Agnes ir), Mal yy; and A. ay, Douglass, for: 4 Gorrexsuna, Sept 9—Arrived, bark E Shuts, Russell, Lon. July 29—In port ships bee Brock: NB ‘Twente-eighth street, this (Friday) morning, at nalf-past | for San F Dine o'clock, to St, Vincent de Paul's church, West Tweo- ty-thtrd street, whore a requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Renty.—On Thursday, Septembor 26, Joy A. Rervx, fon of late Edward Roilly, aged $5 year, 1 mouth and 21 days, The relatives and friends of tho family, also those of his brother, Hugh A, Reilly, and of his brother in-la Raward Reilly, are rospectiuilyinvited to attend the ‘aneral, Minot, for Hav lon. Hoxa Kona, 0 take place from his late residenc~, 243 Divi- | palmer, Steele: Samuel Russell "i ngon, Bion str ty On Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, And Winheld Seat, Rand. une, 3 paras Ethel (Br), Wylie, for Rich —On Thursday, September 26, Pavuine, wife of | NYork (put back): Swallow, Burgess, from Guam, arr 18th, te, Hourne, for NYork nt 21—Arrived. brigs MM Williams (Br), Stam- 34th, Croton. Lippineatt, Newport. Sept 19—Arrived, brig Matilda B (Br), Lorway, altimore, Lonnow, Sept !—Cleared, brig Albertl, Dow, Montevideo (and passed Deal lath). Mataca, Sept 81a port bark Fury, Wilson, for Boston. Maviza, Jnly 22—In port ships Galatea, Cook, for NYork; Mvlroxe, Nichols, for do ldz; Asa Eldridge, Kelley, unc; bark Ethan Allen, Snow, for Sydney, NSW. Newronrt. Sept i3—In port ships Martha Bowker, Good- burn, for Aden: Plymouth Rock, Warner, for NYork: bark. Sarah Payson. Daken, for do. Narva, Sept 4—Arnyed, brig Robert McK. Spearing (Br)y Clark, New Orleans, wel Athas, Soptl0—ici port scbr Lydia Varwell (Br), for Bos- n 5 dave, Port av Prince. Aug —Arrived, schr Jeame Jones (Br), Lange, NYork: Sent 1. brigs Iaxdora (BY), nder, Boston, 5), OL Alexander Rich, in her 32d year. Tho friends and relatives, as also the members of congregation Bnei Jeshurem snd of the Hebrew Mut Benevolont Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at his residence, No. 229 West Twenty-fifth street, this (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock, without any further notice, Surrm.—On Wednesday, September 25, Josremme Lixpsey, soungest daughter of Joseph L. . and Eliza- beth smith, aged 15 months. The tuperal will take place at No. 113 East Forty- second street, this (Friday) a‘ternoon, at two o'clock. Van Keurrx.—On Wednesday, Septemoer 25, Jrasi, only chi'd of Peter M. and Charlotte L, Van Keuren, aged 9 months and 6 days, The relatives and friends of tho family, also those of her grandfather, William H. Melick, are respectfully in- vite to attend the funeral, from her late res dence, 12 Bethuno sirest, at two o'clock this (Friday) afternoon. Rec\land county and aston, Pa, papers please copy. Wrvpxyrser.—At Woodside, L 1., on Wednesda, Septomber 25, Burra, infant daughterof Louis Wind- une; brig Je: Hay ‘ (before reported voing in Aug 28); Julius,’ Kelley, Rorrenpam, Sept 10—In port ship Germania (Pras), bruck, for NYork: barks Gottfried (Prus), Jongebord,’ for Philadelphia: Deborah Pennell, Dunning, for NYork; Libra (Dutch), Dirksen, for Boston, SWINEMUNDE, Sept 1l—Arrived, bark Elvie Allen, Allen, muller, Phitadelphia. The funeral will take place from his residence | _,St oun. NB, Sept 2—Arrived, echr Ocean Queen (Br), this (Friday) afternoon, ‘at three o'clock. Car- | Elbe, N¥ork. American Pi rlages will be In attendance at Hunter's Point until half- Pasi two o’ciock P, M.; boats leave James slip at two o'clock, Thirty-fourth street ferry at a quarter past two o'clock P.M. ALEXANDRIA, Sept 25 -Arrived schrs Addie Walton, Rich and Grace Grrdier, Smith, Boston, APPONAUG, Sept 24—Arrived, schr Motto, Searl, Klis. hy : BOSTON, Sept 25—Arrived, brig N Stevens, Saunders, Rondout: schrs Loule F Smith, Stover, Georgetown DO; Charlo te Fish, Strong, Baltimore: Panama, Snow; Joseph Segue, Segur:' Maracsibo, Henley; Silver Magnet, Parry, and Tames Maun, Biker, Philudstphias Baltic, Faskelly R. Chase, Elizabethport;, Fred Weed, Pendleton, X Perry, Hamiltan, and Campbell, Torrey, jrawn, do. mora Oriental, Snow, Now Orleans: William Kenuedy, tallett. Baltimore via Norfolk: ship Samuel @ Glover, Drever Sin Francisco; barks Denil Webster. Nick- erson, Gibraltar and a mkt; Crowiushield, Ayres: Harriet Lievesley (Br), Waters, dite Coombs, Remedina: schrs M D_Hasi i . Charleston; NC Pi : a ‘MT. Vankirk, Haley, Philade'phia. Steamshin China (at 8 AM); ship Renningtoa has Starrett, Rainbow, Dantel Webster; brig Le- rana, ‘2%6th—Arrivel steamer Gannet (Br), Halifax: hark Addie nell City Point: brgs Maria Crowell Crowell, and Liberty. Deverene. B Jos W. Webster, MeKeo, Cadiz: J Robinson and © W Rentley NYork. CORRECTION, By mistake, the funeral of our beloved father, Jor W. Mryer, was announced to take place this afternoon, at two o'clock, while tt actually took place yesterda Friends and aci janes wil! please excuse tne error SHIPPING NEWS. 5 62 { moon sets 6 Wl uame waren... ACW RISR SUNSeTS eve — — ove 803 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 26, i357. Menred. Bin acgpe Bollona (Br), Dixon, London—Howland & As- nw "1p, Morro GUase, Adams, Havana—Atlantic Mail Bre ons to Co, Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannih—R Lowden Steamship i Livingston, . Savi —! BALTIMORE, Sept %~ \rrived, barks Stella (Br), Pays ‘ox & Ca. ft = So Sanaa ered by my Ms Kaihleen £ slower Levervoels of "a vorks bi hip Mo wi —! i fe tcher, Providence; Zevis. ‘ork, griaumetip Monoka, Winchester, Charleston—People's Matt | K Ciheon. Thatcher, Fravidense , 227'Fam Porta Rie. Hteamship Ellen @ Terry, Bearse, Newbern, NO—Good. Cleared —Rark George Treat, Kilman ponent ee aioe a Brown, Marble, Fail iver; EA Conant, Foss, Sailed—Steamer Worcester; brig Echo; schr George W rice, ‘2W#th—Clwared, bark Raltimore. Meyer, Rotterdam: brig oe Patosm, Amsterdam; schr Vivid, Johpson, &t J¢ The following vessel from Baltimore went to sex on the Ship Dnchesse @' Orleans for Dienpes barks Bohil- ram Eugenia for Liverpool; brig Dicisa, for ‘atilio, for Havana; brige Pluto, for Rotterdam: Kossack, for Boston; Edith, and Senorita, for Rotterdam: Lotte, for Havana: Prestissimo, for Aspinwall; also ship Herman ‘from City Point for Rotterdam, The ship Virginia, from Baltimore for Acapulco, fs at am mes river channel. soced & White, leamship Alhemarie, Bourne, Norfolk, City Pot Richmont—N f, McCready & cn f Hse Steamsnip Nereus, Bearse, Bostow—Wm P Clyde. ship F A Palmer (Br), Barnaby, Mobile—Smith & Dun- ning. Bark Free Trade, Buddington, Sydney, NSW—R W Cam- eron. Br), Resewarne, Gloucester, E—R P Buck ‘on. mtg Elean "0, Bark Lamplighter, Bahrs, Port Royal, SC—Y M Bixbeo & Brig Jeanette (Nor), Hassing, Leghorn—Funch, Meincke ‘Wendt. Crandall Uramheank Cone Cura7es vis Wilmington, NO | SET Gon. Sept g~Cloared, beige Constantine (Ba Tiriz Woomorane(Tiy,"Atlen, avanilla, Carthagens and | Greenish, Jeremie 4th. George W Chase. Danning, Phiiae a i : aelphia; sche [omeo, : : Santa Martha—Hovd incken, CA ett tre cherived, big Aune Brig Spartan (Br), Jenkins, Halifax, NS—Morrison & Phillips, Brig Nello Mitchell, Damphy, Savannah— Dearborn Bros, «ten Challen.e, Low, St Pierre (Mart) A Vutable & , wt Las Sept 21—Arrived, echt John Compton, C! Jn. hil 6 : che Wild Fire, Alien, Antigua, W1—@ Wossela. 25ih—Ar-iwed, anlir Teas, Colt, Georgetown. DC. ” bert, pao HTOWN, Sent 25—Arrived, briga Flight, Smith, a1 pba etinens acksonvilio—) A” Simpaoo & |. EDGSTOWN, Sart Tak fordeJohe, Nw: achra Have Schr RM Brookings, Douglass, Feruandina—Rently, Mil. | Arch, do for Cornwallis; N Anderson, 40 for Calais; BS ler & Thorns. ves, do for Wellfleet. Rohe Wape'la, Hawkins Witmaington, NOwT B Gazer. EAST GREENWICH, Sept 22—Arnived, echr Lake, Mills, Schr JH Lockwood, Sharrett, Hichmond, Va—Vun Brunt | NYOrk. pennafeld, Crowell, Baltimore, 26th —Satied, schre Ruth Halsey, Perry. and Lake, Mitts, NYork, FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 34—Arrived, brig EH Keu. 7, Portland for more. Ne Mot brat Coquette reported to-day having boarde@ the bark St Lawrence (Rr), from Demarara for Baltimoreg rigs Evireka (Br), ym NYork for do; Waredale, Pratt, from Navassa for Richmond. Knight, Knight, phi: vee ee PTS, Rept 25—Arrived, echr Minnie Cobb, NYork. A heat. Schr 8 C Beans, Hammond, Richmond—A Abbott, Schr M 1, Compton, Depuy, Petersburg—Van Brust & Slaght, ‘Schr Kate Foster, Foster, Alexandcin—Simpaon & Clapp. arch Jame Bmvon, Van Cleal, Baliimore—Van Braut a ‘Sche William & James, Cutten, Seaford, Del—Baker & Daytoa, » FALL RIVER, Sept 23—Arrived, schrs Ocesn Wave, Ba- Schr Bellona, Baldwin, Hartford—G K Rackou & Bro. Ry riag ke tery neg Revived. bethport: 24th, Niger, Thompson, NYork: ‘Annie, Stew: Shea, do; 26th, Cornelia, fi art, amahiny City of New York (Br), Tibbits, Elizabethport ; Me tlator, Bavelstes PM. and (tows Ith, with GALVESTON, Sent !7—Arrived, burk Heiress. gas. 0 John GU ernoat; schr Lovet Peacock. Sears, Boston; 19th, Repl Tat 62, P ‘rigged stew Ariadne, Parrish, NYork. ' Vth. brig Hallot Box, Howe, Cedar Key. Gkonaerows . Sept 2—Salled, achre Jas Brophy, : Fila H Barnes, Avery. do; Montana, Ai Cresse, Norwich; J tl Kapp, Cole, Ham N TE achrs Maria Roxanna, Palner, Phisdeipbiat At Cain, Calo, do for Hallowelly Hattie Carter, do for Ames! » Bsicacrived, ache Walter C Hall, Perry, Rockland tor ce then bal Nght N 4 08, OM Capes of fond Howe, | “HOES! THOTT. Sept 2%, PM—Arrived, ‘bark Duro Ham), from Manila for Cork land, Plammer, SYork for Ranger; schrs Emily A Bartle, Emithe Puvadeiphla for Boston: Grand tre (Br), Gromley, NYork for Horton, NS: Wm H Mitchell, Cole, Newport for Machian; NH Hall, phy, Norwiwh for Calais, 2th, A or |. achre Blue Bird (Br), Patterson, New York for St Jonn, NB; Hawpden Belle, fart, Calais for New Hoven. Bailea Rark Duatlreland; bri Sally Brown, HM ches feta “gna, Bettart Mal ETA Bartle, Grand Tt tiene a SL en whee JN Cowen, Billings Rondout for Piymo sth: Caroling Grant, Pressy, de for Salem: Witte Mowe, l'on, St John for Philadelp' Sarah Whales, Ponghkeepste for Pembroke; 88 Lewis, NYork for H DM French, Jonea, Albany for Portlaud; 8 R Jones, nine for Nori, ONVILE®, Set er 2th, 9:34 PM, 70 miles east of Sandy Hook, Siw steam: ship City of Washington, hence for Liverpool: 19:15 PM. 55 east of Sands Hook exw stoamahips Heola, aud Min- i 100) “4 Vunter, Wilmington, NO, 4 days. lad strong easterly winds the whole pas. an Hark Condor (Ham), Hansen, Shanghae May 2 with toa, ‘o, Passe tape of d Hope July 28. for ondera, Bark Everhard (Brem). Klencke, Tquique, 102 days, with nitrite of anda, to Cline Luling & Co, Har Albion (Re), Blaenbraok, Shields, B8 dave, with mdse to & PW Meyer—veasel to O Messing. Had light head winds ind calms the entire passage. Bark Wilhom (Prus), Weber, Giaegow, 74 days, with mdse to WF Tults & Co, flad very heavy westerly exles eastof the Banks: lost salls, water casks and bulwarks; weat of the Bane had bight winds and calms, ark Wavfaror Blickfort Rio Janeiro, 47 days, with 230) bags cofes, to JL Phipps & Co. The brig Fidel Ls Plata with luober. sold in tio be ered at the river. sept 20, lat 33, lon 72, saw hark Elizabeth (Brem), from St Jago de Cuba for Bremen. ib, 3 ds i TaN Nitthwood Hama. Vern Cruz, 27 days, with hides, cone Cow Bay, 9 days, with coal , to coffee, Ae to F Alegan Hare Fenwick (Br), Tos BF Small & Co, Big Ay'aford, (Br), Minntss, Glace Bay, 12 dave, with | Aiphe, Manno cont to tenay & Halt Su Chae N York: 1th, Makaska, Pickett, do; 20h, brig. Brig Heaie Howard (Hr), Howard, Cow Bay, with coal, | Hattie, Grant, do, to Crindal, Umpray & Co, Cleared Mh achra Ridgewood Danielson New York: JP Brig susan (Hr), Spencer, Windsor, NS, via Holmes’ | Sprague, Alien, Indian River; 16th, Clara, Corson, hil Hole, with plaster, to J F Whitney & Co, bah Wide World, Hildreth, NYork. Brig Black Swan, Podger, Georgewowa, SC, 13 days, with MOBILE, Sept 21—Cleared, sehr May, Whitney, New f, (0 Mollaer, Potter k Co, Pacific, Hall, Baltimore for Nawbneynort. il, Phdadeiphia for New Haven, « i NEW ORLEANS, Sept 21—Below, coming up, ship Bella Juana, trom Staal fichr 6 J Stevens, Coy (ap) Behr Bureks, ‘tale, “ailwlel nig Cor Now Haren, ‘Rosred—Stanmechh Weshlogton, Whitman, New R-he Moses Toung. Jonas Ehaabothport for Providence, Tork; Tioga. Moree, via Havana; Sehr Cayaga, Smith, Elizabethport for Providence. Bears, Bo-ton; sche Mai (Br) Pilete, Ki Ja, She Wo nata, Hawking, Charleston, 10 dave, ZB h—salled—Steamebip Cubs, Dukebart, Baltimore vig Schr Alamo, Chase, Maching, to timag, Chase & Talbot, Marana and Key Weat. Bei J Smith Myers, Al’any for Providence, NORFOLK, Sept 24—Arrived, hark Atalanta (Br), Beadie, tix, Newburg for Newwort, :tehes Mary Evang ‘Roting, Smithfield tor New Sehr Sallie Brown, fT in @ Ferris, Hont, NY: ”, The bee dh goes re ae Oardifl, with ratiroad tron, ts rte snore Renton (OF), nar nay aioe, mmnaneca NEW REDFORD, Sept 4—Arrived, achre Ann & Rrows, wn * Pieh, Baltimore; eg" gg Lag and Lg ak) Bow. oh’ London; Dentachland, tbremen; men, NYork; Martin Van ren. rding, iza beth piiganships Pellons: Kerman’ Livingston, savacauy at | 2th brie Ch Allen, Holmes? Hole (haviug been sehare ox” bemarie, Norfolt. Cay Lo ald for repairs; echre Ariadus, Wobineyy, sealed Salted Mth, echra, Waterman, Bowman, and Thee é nae, & ; 2h, Helen, Per do, SIT PACT neon Wodsrived. ser’ ROGe Aeppoch, mi. Tia, NYork for Sa Wind at sunset NNW, POR ADDITIONAL SmUPPINd [NTRe tO ANOTHSR PAG o Arrived, aches Commerca, Mullen, Lane's Core Mart 7 Philsioiphiat Whlale, Rtrange; Taunton fOr NYorky Anam M Edwarde Hinsoa, Pawtuckot for do; sloop Jane Uraat, minor for New Be rate Welt 2—Aritved, ariht Fioetwing, New before reported having be. Cape Pous, will proceed to New Bedford for repairs. | see Hagann (of Chatham), Hoyt, from Rondont, | | NEW LANDON, coal, bound to an Eastern port, put inte | York, to winter scene Cabot, NVo k ‘on thé 26h inst in distress, and Cor repairs. | NEW HAVES, A sebrs Treuton, Conner, She reporia about 2 o'closk same morning, when o li | and © Goodwin. Inland Haht, was run into by an unknown steamer, which | | PHILALELUEIA, hept 2 Arrived. bark Deelah siruck the sche on the starboard bow, cutting her down to | Boston: booni. Coombs, Bangor, sche C the waier's edge, carrying away bowsprit. mx stanchions | Foster, Portiand: Ring Dove, Wooster, Calate; Min and fore ruggiaz. Aed Broke the sachor. A aurvey 1eto be | piler Coiling; J Traman, Gthbe; JB’ Aust held on the vessat, sere kerotieon; M R Ramson, Samson. sod Showsate Sone Axw Mania, Coffin at Gloucester, arrived from the | Rosey H err iek i Sede Wee, Bay of St Lawrence on the “Sad inet with Toss of head of | Coreen, Balemn; Reading Kaliroad No G) icbiawon, Paw: pyri i Paine. Rich; Rescue, Kelley: J Ht M Sewn Haran Otay, of Oloucester, arrived Nome from = | wilenenmnrad Demme. Mjck; Reawon, Keller: 5 Art Seg eeneen Hoes aw, having carried away the hesd | Parsons, Boston: Ci Fation, Cummings, folgm: Braney- uremast, wise. ymoutt artio, ‘bury Miacetinneous. Bienen Phsoon Cohasset; Dannsh Liule, Godtreye Lavwon—The new bark Exceisior will be launched from ‘A Pharo, #ho rds, Providence; & J Heraty, the shipyard of Mr EF Williams, Greenpoint, to-morrow Sk—Arrived, brig (Rr), Cote, Below, barks Rf. (Yaturday) morning, at balf-past nine o'clock. She te im ;,4 Kinsman. from Tn baerinrtn i ~ rat toppireMourl, © H, Hept 25—Arrived, ora Bly Browa, owned by J TB Maxwell, Esq, and will be commanded by Capt PC Bowers, The Excelsior ts 15) test on deck, 32 feet beam, 1834 feet hold and 650 tons register. Good Passace—The One steamship City of New York, of the Inman line, eommanied by the experienced Captain ‘Tibbits arrived atan early bour yesterday morning from Liverpool via Quesnstowa 16th inst, thus making the ran in less than ten days. Lf r 4 Bonaire. ew Sept 4—Salled, schra J M oan Bia. a rove win, ‘Gea Grant, Miller, and Oceana Wave, = a tek as cen einer aa Orteasent oth pints BC; sche ‘nowt Medford in 1883. erty, on private ierms, by thelr New Orioans line, fone Jouw Karant of Anoiequam, bee been sold at San Pa for $14,000 in gold. Bhe wae built ot Analsquam Lowa Isvawo—There are on the usens county Live Sareea aude hGp abr gente nant Tra Mora Se fe Maik arrived, bark ; oche Pendleton, do,