The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1868, Page 7

“THLEGRAPRIC. NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. The King of Prussia on Peace and War. ENGLAND. Minister Johnson Presented te the Queen. Lonpvon, Sept, 15, 1868. Mr. Reverdy Johnson had his first interview wit! the Queen at Windsor Castle the day after her return from the Continent. Mr. Johnson was tntroduced to her Majesty by Lord Stanley, and presented his credentials as Minis- ter of the United States to the Court of St. James. ‘The Court in Scotland. LONDON, Sept. 15, 1868. ‘The Queen and the Court left yesterday on a special train for Scotland, The Question of War. Lonpon, Sept. 16—Evening. The Pali Mav Gazette this afternoon has a leading article on the prospects of peace or war. It says that in every capital of Europe the belief that a ; great and immediate war is impending grows day by day; that the best informed men expect it to break out before the end of the year. The South American Disasters News. Lonpon, Sept. 15, 1868, The telegraphic accounts of the terrible earth- quakes ou the western coast of South America have created much excitement here. The commercial world is eager for full details of the loss of life, operty and shipping, and the arrival of the mail eports iv looked for with deep intereas, IRELAND. The Incendiarism in Cork. Conk, Sept. 15, 1868, ‘The city government of Cork has offered a reward of £100 for the arrest of the incendiaries who caused the receat Gres in this city and vicinity. FRANCE. Nawetoon Again i. Camp. Paris, Sept. 15, 1863, ‘The Emperor, on his way to Biarritz, turned aside to visit tue camp at Lavemazan. He will remain in the camp to-day, where a grand review will be held. ‘To-morrow he 1s expected to arrive at Biarritz. Hopes of Peace. Vans, Sept. 15, 1868, ‘The defeat of M. Dufaure is interpreted as an omen | favorable to lose con somnee of pence. BELGIUM. The Labor Congress Anti-War Resolutions. BRUSSELS, Sept. 15, 1868. The qhedeiational Congress of Workingmen brought their session to a close yeslerday and adjourned wine die. Among the resolutions adopted during the latter part of the session is one advising all workmen to abstain from following their trades in the event of | ‘war in their respective countries, Before adjourning the Congress adopted an ad- dress to the workingmen of Europe. It calls on the ‘worktnguien to oppose war, to refuse to countenance ‘assassination, and to use every effort to promote the education of the poor. GERMANY. The King of Prussia in Holstein—Peace or War. Krer, Sept. 15, 1868, King William of Prussia, on his tour of military in- @pection, has arrived in this city. To-day he visited fhe ancicnt University of Kiel, where he was re- ceived with appropriate ceremonies. The faculty {presented an address to his Majesty, in which they weferred to the tranquillity which now existed. @hrougtout Europe, and expressed hopes that if would remain unbroken, ‘The King in his reply to this portion of the ad- dress said, “I do not see any canse for the disturb- ance of the peace of Europe. In the army and mavy I behold the vigor of the fatherland, They daye proved that they do not shun the combi. ‘and i€ compelled to enter into a conflict they wilt tight tt ont.” AUSTRIA. Admiral arrest at Trieste, TRIESTE, Sept, 15, 1868, Admiral Farragut and the squadron under his command arrived at this port to-day from the Dar dauelies. THE PACIFIC Coe @alling of 1 Steamer for eehnee=e) ‘ontract for Constructing the Oregon Central Raile road—Markets, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15, 1868. ‘The steamer Sacramento, for Panama, sailed to- Gay, with $195,000 in treasure, including $181,000 for New York. ; Ben Holladay & Co. have taken a contract to con- Btract the Oregon Central Railroad, and lotend to prosecute the work with energy. Flour is in fair demand at $5500 $650. Wheat nll at $1 80a $190, Legal tenders, 704. Arrived, opposition steamer Nevada, from Pa- nama. Satled, ship ‘Teay Halz, for Liverpoo!. THE INDIAN TROUBLES. General Scully in Hot Pursuit of the Savages, St. Lovrs, Sept. 15, 1868. A Fort Dodge letter to the Leavenworth Conserva- tive says:—General Scuily, with the Seventh cavairy, croased (he Arkansas river on the 7th inst. He took no baggage with him, and intends to push on night and day wotil he arrives at the villages of the hostile Indians. A train of wagons with supplies for the month will follow, guarded | by one hundred men LOUISIANA. Arrival of General Ronssene=ien tution | Among the PoliceMurder of 2 Policeman— Negro Senator Sworn in. NEW ORLEANS, Sept, U5, 1968, | Rousseau arrived just night and took com ‘The police troubles are not yet rettied, the policemen have received no pay for eight | months. A large number met at Lafayette square | this morning and senta depvtation to the Mayor to teli him he must give them immediate relief. One of their number was killed last night while in the discharge of his duty, and was buried to-day by charity. Hts widow and orphans are left destitate. The unell meets to-night to endeavor to devise means for relief, None of the loan lately author- ized by the Legisiature has been taken as ye A negro Was sworn in to-day as Senator to vacancy ioned by the election of Joha S, Marris tw the United States Sen MissOURI. Sor Parade of Kuights Templar in st. 1 Thirty Commanderies in the Procession, | Sr. Louis, Sept. 15, 1868, ‘The parade of the Knights Tomplar this morning was one of the finest and most interesting events that has ever occurred in this city, Over thirty commanderies were in the procession, representing nearly twenty States. A greater number would have been nt but for the detention of the steamers and railroad trains, The streets along the line of march were thronged with spectators, Who greeted the delegations with cheers, the waving of handker- chiefa and other manifestations of welcome, Several residences were handsomely decorated with masonic emblems. The City Council unanimously tendered the hospitalities of the city to the various visiting Aviegations NEW YORK HERALD, THE MAINE. ELECTION. Additional Returne—Frem Twenty to Twenty three Thousand Republican Majority. Avausta, Me., Sept. 16, 1868. Returns from 298 towns, embracing more than four-fifths of the entire vote of the State, give the result below. We &iso give the vote of the same ‘towns last year:— 1368, Chainberlain, rep. 65,148 Pillsbury, dem... 44,650 Republican majority.............. 9,484 18,498 ‘The towns yet to be heard from gave last year Chamberlain 11,184 and Pillsbury 8,204, Should the same ratio of relative increase be obtained in these, with those already reported, their vote would be— Chamberlain 14,912, Pillsbury 10,254, which would n | Sivea total vote of 132,960, of which Chamberlain would have 78,160 and Pilisbury 54,800, giving Cham- berlain a majority of 23,360, It is not believed, how- ever, that the towns to be heard from will maintain the ratio of increase exhibited in those that are re- ported. Judge Rice and other leading democrats here claim 65,000 votes for Pillsbury, but concede the same relative increase: to Chamberlain, Mr. Blaine, the Chairman of the Republican State Com- mittee, has only claimed 20,000 majority, asserting that Chamberlain's vote would go as far above 70,000 as Pillsbury’s would exceed 50,000, Mr. Biaine’s canvass of the State was most thorough, and his figures have thus far proved very accurate and re- liable, Republican Rejoicings. WASHINGTON, Sept. 15, 1868. ‘The republicans of this city are manifesting their gratification over the returns from the Maine elec- tion, by fring a salute of a hundred guns in the square at-the rear of the City Hall. BINGHAMTON, Sept. 15, 1868, There is great rejoicing here over the republican victory in Maine. The prominent democrats give up the election, The Grant and Colfax campaign clubs have fired a salute in honor of the victory. One of the gunners, named Fairchild, bad both his arma badly injured by & premature explosion. WATERTOWN, Sept. 15, 1868, The Republican County Committee are firing a national salute in honor of the victory m Maine. SCHENECTADY, Sept. 15, 186% A national salute was fired in this city to-day in honor of the republican victory in Maine. TROY, Sept 15, 1868, The republicans of this city are rejoicing over the result of the great republican victory im Maine in @ grand torchlight procession, flag raising, @ national salute and speech making. PORTLAND, Me., Sept. U5, 1868, A brilliant republican torchlight procession took place here to-night in honor of the victory in this State. The city is generally tluminated and bon- fires and fireworks light the streets, the etfect being heightened by a brilliant display of northern lights, covering all the northern heavens, State street is a | blaze of light, with double avenues of trees each side hung with Chinese lanterns. GEORGIA. TeatentivesNegrs Jurore—None Covtami- nated with Negro Blood Eligibie to Oftice. ATLANTA, Sept, 15, 1868, The bill passed by the House yesterday excluding negroes from serving on juries was reconsidered to- day. The House, after a stormy debate, declare; that the negro members claiming only one-eighth negro blood are ineligible by a unanimous vote. Sixty-nine republicans refused to vou MINNESOTA. Terrific Tornado—Great Dentraction of Proe perty. Sr. Peren, Sept. 12, 186 A terrific tornado, accompanied by rain, swept along the Minnesota river on Friday night. Houses and barns were blown to fragments and the grain that had been harvested was scattered in all direc- tions. A number of persons were Injured, among them Mra. George Briggs, whose injuries proved fatal. Other persons were seriously ijured, The cattle and stock were scattered and lost. PENNS YLVANIA. Large Republican Meeti in Philadelphia— Speeches by General Sickles, Senator SI man and Othere=Th Mysterious Child Marder. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15, 1868, Agrand assemblage of repubiicans was heid this evening in front of the Union League House. Mayor McMichael presided at the principal stand from the portico, The building was brilliantiy illuminated, with gas jets forming the names of the republican candidates and heroes of the war. Among the prin- cipal speakers were General Sickles, Senator Sher- man and Mr. McPherson, Cierk of the House. The Invincibles and campaign clubs, with banners and torches, marched from the diferent wards, and so densely packed was Broad street, from Walnut to Market sireets, that they could with difficulty make their way through. There were four additional stands, at which speaking was going on during the evening. The mass were very enthu + C8f cially when the results in Vermont and Maine we alluded to, ‘The mysterious child murder inst week has not been unravelied. The inquest was continued to-day. A girl testified that on the nigtt of the murder she saw @ man carrying and trying to quiet a child. She described the child and man, The former, no doubt, was the murdered girl. She says on Sunday night Jast she saw the same man again in the street, and can identify lim if brought before her. Sie also says he wore false whiskers, as a portion of them feil off while he was carrying the child. Tye other ‘iris testify to Lavingseen @ man carrying a child on fg the night of the murder, All (he witnesses agree in describing him, #o that the detectives uow have some clue to his appearance. NEW YORK. Republican Demonstration at syr: ne— Pros cession of Boys in Blue Assaulted. SYRACUSE, Sept. 15, 1848, A grand procession of Syracuse Boys in Biue and ward clubs, with the Grant and Colfax escort, num- bering in ali upwards of fifteen hundred, marched last evening from the city to Geddes, two miles, and assisted in dedicating a republican wigwam. On returning the procession was five times as- saulted and a ee ed of men severely injured, one perhaps fatally. A charge was finally marie and the assailants driven off. Outrage and Robbery by a NegromCapture of the Miscrennt—He Confesses His Crimes Five Men Drowned. ALBANY, Sept. 15, 1868. A negro named John Williams, a native of Florida, on Monday met a German woman, aged sixty years, in this vicinity, Knocked her down, and after beating her terribly, committed an outrage on her person. afterwards robbed a farmer's house in Niskayuna The misereant was traced to ted and lodged in jail. He has m: nfession. Five men ware found drowned yesterday on the five mile level. of the Champlain Uana!. They lost their lives durtng the terrible storm and freshet of Saturday. supposed to be boatme Insecure Hvridge on the New Vork Central | Railroad, Urica, Sept. 1868, The bridge on the New York Central Ratirond be jow Little Falls is not in order for the passage of trains, and paw pra cnd baggage huve to be trans ferred, cansing much delay tn travel. The trains bound Kast are stopped at this city over night, The road will probably be in ranning order by Wednes- day night. Meeting of the Grand Lodge of LO One Thousand Delegates in Arter Unica, Sept. 15, 1868. ‘The Grand Lodge of 1.0.0. %. met in Watertown at ten o'clock this morning and organized, of the oMficers were read and referred to appropriate committees. Much enthusiasm was manifested. over one thonseand delegates were in attendance. ‘There was an immense public meeting to-night, Dr. Harris, of Rome, and others addressed the meetin RHODE ISLAND. Univerantists Convention § in Providence, PROVIDENCE, Sept. 15, 1868, The general Convention of the Universaliats of the United States met here this morning. Delegations were present from all parts of the country. Officers were elected this morning. as follows:—President, Rey, J. G. Bartholomew New York; Vice Presi dent, Rev. J. Marvin, of Minnesota Secretary, Rev. 3, G, Adams, of Massachusetts: Assistant Secretaries, Rev. J. B. Dodge, of Connecticut, and Rey, Mark Powers, of Vermont, The sesgigp will continue ‘urge days Their names are unkoown, but they are | Reports | | past seven this morning. 1H Dancy WSEE | ASSASSINATION aia, Whafen Found Guilty—Appearance of the Prisoner—His Address to the Court—He Pro- teste His Innocence—His Conduct in His Cell rod ou Beiug Senteuced to Death. Ortawa, Canada, Sept. 15, 1868, The Whelen trial was resumed to-day, Crowds Gathered round the Court House and remained there at night, The jury retired about nine, and at haif- past ten had agreed on a verdict. This morning mmense crowds collected about the Court House, and the police had to keep the entry clear by main force, Noiadies wereadmitted. The crowd generally expressed sympathy with Whalen. The Court opened at nine, and the prisoner when brought im was very nervous and ex- cited, alternately flushed and pale. He was Greased in black, with a gold watch and chain and wore a beaver hat. The jury entered amid intense silence and gave in their verdict of guilty, when Chief Justice Richards asked the prisoner if he had anything to say, Whalen advanced to the front of the dock and said in a firm, loud voice:— “I have been tried and found guilty of the crime and of course am supposed to be a murderer. Standing here on the brink of my grave I declare to you, my Lord, and to God, I am innocent. I never cominitted this deed; that I know in my heart and soul, I have been ‘accused of being a Fenian, but I never was.” Whalen here detailed his career in Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa, giving at length his He ‘complat on the night of the murder and his arrest, fe complained of his treatment by the Sheriff and said:—*When I was in jall the witness Lacroix was brought to my celi, I was pointed out to him, and he said lie did not know me. Then Sheriff Powell took my Clothes down stairs and showed them to Lacroix, and then he made me put them on. He then put me in a line with others and made us right about face. While [had my back turned, in sight of Goode, he pointed me out and Lacrolx swore to me. ‘They would not tet me look at his deposition nor question him, but rap me out of the room, 1 know that the minds of the people and the prejudice of men of opulence are against me because | am un trish Catho- li@ ‘The Sherif came to me in my cel, and ilitreated me, and gloated over me, and said he would have the hangman’s fee. J would spend the last drop of my blool for the woman whose portrait hangs above = Lordship (pointing to the picture of the Queen). served her nine years and six mnontls—four years in India—and woud spill the last drop ot ny blood her to-morrow. never took Metiee’s life; 1 never owed him spite. [looked upon him as tal- ented and clever. We Catholics ure looked on as traitors. There isa curse on {)is land—it is party, and Tam a vietin to it, Imay ve accused and found guilty, but 1am innocent. Had | been on a jury with the same evidence before me | woull have given the same verdict. I exonerate them, but did they know how the Crown evidence was manufactured they would have en another verdict. Every Ro- man Catholic is used of being a Kenia Any Englishman is welcome to say what he likes; but if a poor, starved Irishman dares to lift his voice for irish liberty he is seized, chargede with assassina- tion, hanged or sent in gains to an English jail— that terrestrial hell, whi he lingers one of the liv- o—“T have given you plenty oppor- Wiielan—-“T am speaking facts"? Ohief Justice—“1 will hear you on matters con- nected with your trial; but we are not in England Whelan—“But these things were practised on me. God knows it. He and I k:ow al.” The Chief Justice then sentenced Whalen to be hanged on the 10th of December; and said be had no hope of mercy. Whalen bowed and said excitediy, “My Lord, ali that sentence cannot make me guilty,” When Whalen got to jail he danced a hornp’ and sang in his cell, I saw him this aiternoon and had a long conversation with lim. Mr, Hillyard Caineron, late counsel for Whaien's defence, has re- ceived several threatening letters from Orangemen, of whom he was Grand Master, but has resigned his iuon. The Assizes adjourn to-morrow. Ou my leaving hia cell to-day Whalen gave me his anto- graph, in very poor hand, us foilows:—<To corre Spondent of the New YorK HERALD—} ours and ive- land's, James Whaten.’” TELEGRAPHIC NEWS iTEMS. Andrew 4. Freeman, who was caught a week since in the act of attempting to liberate prisoners from the Massachusetts State Prison, was tried yes- terday, convicted and sentenced tw prison tor ive years. Congressman H. L. Dawes addressed a great re- ee meeting at Westfleld, Mass., last night, he enthusiasm was unbounded. The Ward Brothers have declined the challenge of the Paris crew, of St. John, N. B., to row at Spring- field for $1,000 a side. Hes Majesty's steam frigate Jason arrived at St. John, N.B., on Sunday. There are now two men- of-war m that harbor. ‘The steamship Pantheon, from Liverpool, arrived there yesterday evening. ‘The republicans of Hartford, Conn., fired one hun- dred guns last evening over the Maine election, and the “Boys in Biue” paraded the streets with a torch- light procession, In the United States Circuit Court at Boston, vea- terday forenoon, the jury in the case of Jabez Fred- erick, tried for carrying on the business of distiller without paying a special tax, brought in a verdict of guilty. The Canadian government has decided not to re- pealfihe order prohibiting the importation of Ameri- can catéle, The raliroud companies remonstrate against it, but the Board of Agriculture of Ontario is pressing the government to continue it in force. The Oocoring in the new steam grist mill of Deming, Moore & Koberts, in Martford, Conn., gave way at noon yesterday, carrying down in the ruins several men, five hundred bushels of corn and the machinery of the steam elevat: Two of the me ously injured. The mill was a new one firm comr putting in corn yesterday. “accident is supposed to have been cau giving way of one of the piers. Alexander's saw miil at Newmarket, and the The by the Jow fill, Philadelphia, was entirely by fre this morning. ‘The building was pled by Joun Alexander as a jcam saw and planing mill, and Jon Bar mant- facturer of blinds, sasves and mouldings. Atex- ander owned the buliding. His loss on stock and machinery and building is $12,000. Baril’s loss is 000, Several dwellimgs and stores in the neigh- rhood were damiged considerably by fire aad r, but the losses are tmaostly covered by imsut- e. Two firemen were Injured by falling Wricks. EUROPEAN MATE TS, SDON Money Ma Consols closed count, American lowing quotations: 90%; Erie, 40 FRANKFORT BOURSE.—FRANKFORT, Sep United States bonds closed easier at 75 issue of 1862, Paris Borrst.—Panis, Sept. 15, 1968,—The Bourse is heavy; rentes are quoted at 70f. 10c. FRPOOL COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Sept. w an raat DON, Sept. 16-5 P. 944, for both money and ac- curtties closed firm at the fol- —Five-twenties, 72%; Ilinvis, 5, 1868, — for the . M.—The downward tendency in the cotton market ee throughout the day, and quota- osed ata decline of ‘4d. since last night. Midauing uplands, on the spot, 9%d. a 10d.; do., to arrive, ¥i,d, Middling Orleans, on the spot, 10),d. al04d. The sales of the day did vot exceed 7,000 bales, STATE oF TRADE.—LIVERPOOL, it. 15,—Advices from Manchester are unfavorable, The market for yarns and fabrics ts heavy. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUTS MARKE Sept. 15—5 P. M.—Breadastulls closed changed. Corn has advanced to 364, per qui for mixed Western. Flour quiet and steady at Barley, oats and peas dull. LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. —LIVERIOOL, Sept. 16—5 P. M.—Lard firm at 74s, for American. Pork buoyant at 84s. Livenroot, Propucrk MARKET.—LiveRroor, Sept. Naval stores unchanged, NDON PROPUCE MARKET.—LONDON, Sept. 15— oP. m jower: refined, 1s. 51,d.: spirits, 114d. per gation. Linseed cakes have advanced to £12 6s. per ton. Whale oll recovered its decline Jat £56 per ton, Sugar firmer; quotations LIVERPOOL, ady and wn- rter PerRoLEUM MARKET,—ANTWERP, Sept. Jeum quiet at 48f, for standard wi ite, EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. On 15.—The steamship Minnes the Liverpool and Great West which left New York September 2, aud Ausiriun, ptain Wylie, of Allan’s line, which left Quebec September 4, arrived here to-day, QUPENSTOWN, Sept. 15,—Steainphip Aleppo arrived here at eignt o'clock this morning for Liverpool. Breet, Sept. 16.—The steamship Pereire, from New York, arrived Loge! Phra ipa SOvTHAMD Sept. 15.—The steamship Desteehe land, from rk, arrived at this port at half Liverroot, Se a n MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘The steamship Ocean Queen will sail from this port on Wednesday for Aspinwali, The mails for Central America and the South Pa- cific Will close at haif-past ten o’clock in the morn- ing. ‘Tho New York Hewarn—Faition for the Pacifle— wili be ready at half-past nine in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents. The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave (iis port on Wednesday for Liverpool. ‘The mails for Europe witli close at the Post Omice at twelve o'clock M. on Wednesday. ‘The New York Hrraty—Faition for Marope—will be ready at haif-past ten o'clock in the morning. Stugic copies, a Wrapyors (or aiailing, 4A coLide were seri- | | SHIPPING NEWS. Almaxses | fo New York=—-This Day. Sun rises, Sun sets. ¥ 41 | Moon sets. . 6 YS | High water, Woather Alows the Coast. ag ove iz — A. M. Clear. A Wind Nees PORT oF NEW roRK, SEPTEMBR 6, 1868, ‘Herald Packages. Captains and Pursers of Veasels arriving at thié port will please deliver all packages intended for the HeuaLpto our regularly wuthorized agents who are attached to our Steam ‘Yacht fleet, The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ‘as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1868 :— Resolved, That on and after April 1, 1868, the Associated Press will’ discontinue the collection ‘of mip news in the harbor of New York. Paased unanimously. BR The office of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and JRANNETT is at, Whitehall slip. All communications from owners and consignees to the masters of iuward pound Veasels will be forwarded free of charge. CLEARED. Steamelip Scotia (Br, Suidking, Liverpoot rin Queenstown i pakiramanip Allemannia (NG), Bartua, Hamburg—Kun- ;Stenmship Leo, Dearborn, savannah —Murray, Ferris & Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charieston—H R Mor- Bienmehip Albemarle, Couch, Norfolk, O'ty Point and Rich- mond—N L McCready, Baker, Boston—W P H hae Bhip Ln i, Mickell, Gibraltar for orders—Howland & Frothiagham, Bark (NG), Flemming, Stettin—-C Tobias Awig, golittk RB Mathall (Br), Bladgedon, Liverpool, NS Brett, n & Co, Bark Nary & Louisa, Davis, Charieston—N G MoCrenty & ware P Lord, Pinkham, Philadelphia Walsh, Field & S W Holbrook, Smatl, Portland. - Brett, Son & Co. Brig Wm Creevey, Halsey, Santa Cruz (Tenerilfe)—J W Br), Galvin, Sagua—Jan E Ward & rmandre (Br), Wright, Sydney, CB— Lea Philitps. Brig ‘tien Nevis (Bo, Rincault, Arichat—Hatton, Watson & “Grig Ottawa (Bn, Bilis, Cow Bay IJ DeWoif & Co. Brig Aspen (Br), Sheehy, Bridgeport, CB—H J DeWolf & Brig Centaur, Moore, Galveston—Thompron & Hunter. nr Active (Rr), Strahan, Clvde—@ F Bulley. Talia D " ir), Thompson, Port au Piatt—Eggers & einstein, & Schr Win Hunter, Harksen, ( Schr Marry Landell, Taylor, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & te Iveston—Murray, Fer ©o, ar MC Mosely, Urann, Brunswick—T M Mayhew & Co. hr Franklin Sell, Brewster, Beaufort, NC—fhomas & Holmes. Sehr statesman, Bedell, Riohmond, Va—N GL McCready & pton, Depew Norfolk -—T_B Chase & © hs 5 mouth—WS Brown & mer, ARRIVALS, ARTED RY THE HERALD STEAM YACATY. Steamsh | (Bri, Cook, Liverpool Sept Sand jueenn- town Hh, with mdaeand 208 passengers, to #2 Cunard.” 19th thet, 1at 455%, Jon SLI, passed 8 Drigy partially dtsmasted | Lith, lat 41 36, lon 67 22, pasted a North German Lloyds steamer, bound E. The R rounded off the Lightship at 19 PM Monday night, 8 Kornisia (NG), Franzon, Hamburg, Aug 20, in ballast, with 137 passengers. to Kunhardt & Co. strong west and northwest winus throughout the passage. Steamslifp Marmion, Faircloth, Savannah, Sept 1%, with mise and passenvers to R Lowden. Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, Rerennae Ga, with mdse and pass to WR ison. Sept 12th, 5 PM, off Tybee passed a bark siiowing white signal with Wen black nship Champion, Lockwood, Charieston, Sept 12, with engera, to HR Morgan & Co azara, Blakeman, Richmond, City Point and Noriolk, with mdse’and passengers, to tho Old Dominion Steams Co. ip Nereus, Bearse, Boston, with mise, to Wim ? CSleamebip Glauens, Waldron, Boston, with mdse, to Wm P Ia. LoRp St Marky wood, Newport, August S, with railway tron, toJ D Fish, Had light southerly aud watery, winds upto the bunkg of Newfoundland: Sept. 6 Int 41 49, Yon 5 had a hurfeane commencing at $, going to E, ‘from E around by the south to NW; blew away’ lower fore and “math topaail, min’ topmast, ‘stayentl, and main topsail out of blew quarter boat, blew in on dock, bgt Sitane lasted for 6 outa; trom lon 60 W had ight winde ty to George's Banks; from thence strong easterly winds; uo date, in lat 4981, lon 15 10 W. spoke Foret ot ent fron steering onal; Bop 4 no lat, &o,, > Londonderry for oy out it 29, b Vigo, from Slangraner for Ntichtnucto : ook m pil Sept id, trom boat James Avery, No a on Gi 's Banks. mise and ngera, to Func! one death on the passacel Aus 14 tat 68 56, lon 13.804 spoke ship Solacia (Br), bouns Ang, int 4845, ton 42 davon. ao oes belan Rept ts Int 48 66, lon SI 3A, spoke bark ‘New ork Vacket, from Lancaster for Quebec, 31 daye out; Sept 4, Int 4453, ioe spoke bark Leighton’ Hall, from London for New Yor ‘Sept 6, of Rable ‘Island, experi: B hous, the wind veering from SSW 1, lon 64 46, spoke brig'Wm. Lord, in Picton Cor New. York; same dater ac, brig’ ¢ ‘eres (Bry Leblanc, Cow Bay, 8 days, with coal to Swain, Sept, int 42 poke hip Odessa, StJobn, NB, for Liverpool, with loss of fore and mizzen topmasts al 4, putting to port to repair damages; she had been tn a gale on, the 6th inst. Hark Belvidere (Br), Fiynn, Boston (not arrived. 10th), in ballast to FH Gibbous Will load for Cape of Good Hope. Hix Empress (Bry, Lesuol, Kingston, Ja, with logwoor Ac, 0 dayr, AH ete I é Nash, Lacy, Cow Bay, a! to Mid- dieton 4 ‘ile, Bangor via New Haven, where Cater Mtitiken, A Blossom, Long, Fall River for Elizabeth, Hilles, Burgess, Glace Bay, 10 days, wit Clay, Rockport for Delaware Break- ort. t Jam Young (of Boston), Cow Bay, 9 days, with con! | Barnard, Smith, Port Catedonia, 8 days, with | mble. Norton, Port Caledonia, 11 days, with cowl Ul day: ‘oH Brewe Young, Wilson, Port Caledoni with ater. iileapit (Br), Cochran, Windsor, with | 1S PeWoltl & € pe Wild Hunter (Br). Hatfeld with plaster to Crandall & U uray. Schr Royal Arch (Br), Davidson, Twindaor, NS, 7 days, with plaster fo Crandall & Umphray. Schr Mary J Hanks, Meyers, Jacksonville, 9 days, with yel- low piae to JW Hardee &C Sela istitution, Smith, Newbern, NC, 6 days, with lum- bes Providence. Se hr Maggie & Chadwick, Chadwick, Philadelphia for Bow Windsor, NS, 10 days, 1 orem Calais, 6 days, with lumber and hy { errill & © aNcue RB Chase, Collins, Calais via Now London, where the vAlscbarged. ‘Sehr James Garrison, Parker, Calais via Fall River, where sing discharged. Sebr Wee Maris, Freeman, Calais via Bridgeport, where she discharge: ip Shr ay Si Ktate, Long, Calais via Middletown, where she Frances, Stith, Calais via Providence, where she dis- der, iirnby Clark, Machina via Newport, where she dis- m.... onset Gen Howard, Jobson. Anguniay Me, 6 days, with tuan- ver to Holpoke fe Mirany: clr Nathan Cliltord, Bute, Belfast, 7 days, with lumber for Newburg. LAr Emylce, Ferguson, Belfast, Me, 7 days, with lumber, for Rondont. ae ot Knight, Smith, Surry via Providence, where drian, Everett, Rockland, ‘days, with lime to WS with Inmber for Newark. 7 days, with lumber for wack} Bel i ty Hyne, Small, Path, 6a; Rett Slvet Helly Bales, Bal N ‘Sone Naroena Mot, Gtvens, Bucksport, Gdaya, with tone to mast dine Suite Parker, Parker, Bucksport, 6 days, with stone to Healy & eur Pavillion, Parker, Fraaviin, 7 days, with lumber to Brainard ns, Deming, Franklin, 7 days, with lumber to lapp. ita Robinson, Rockland, 6 days, with lime to Ws oe Warren, Smith, tases 9 7s, with spare to ys, with lumber to Simpson & Cla | "Sehr 2m Deal, Bangor via New Beaford, where he discharged ur Corinthian, Ward, Bangor via Newport, where she discharged. ur Maria Lu a “Murray. Schr Aibert F Howe, Randall, Bangor via Hynnis, where abe + Bangor, days, with lumber to Holyoke eyed. wine, Wilcox, Bangor via Taunton, where she dis- charged, we ir “ireegrant, Toole, Bangor,7 days, with lumber to jolvoke Scht Balloon, Lane, Bangor, 7 daya, witn lumber to Holy- oke « Murray. ir Maty Ann, Johnson, Bangar via Norwatk, where ahe wehargs | Schr Z Snow, Thorndike, Portland, Me, 4 days, with lamber to Holyoke & A Ve + Hamilton, Portland, 4 yo 8 murray. irely Giitord, Cape Malabar, 4 daps, with fish aga, with Ium- Co. Coombs, Partamonta, Jet Newell, Gord, Saiein for Etizabethpor. Recht Leocadia, Poole, Salen, Scbr Ella Moore, Davi Boston. Sclir Isaac Richy Crowell, Boston, , Boston. r Laura Kent, Willams, Boston for Rondon: che Kiwoot Doran, Jarvis, Boston for Philwie'plita Schr Jexse B Smith, Witleme: Boston for Philacelpia, Sele J A Sherman, Wingy Boston for Rondon Schr Geo Faleon, Johnaon, Boao: Sche Thos H smith, Bowman, New Bedford. Schr Allda, Eaton, ‘New Redford. che Olivet Cromwellc Delano, ‘New Bedford for Jersey Schr Wm H Gilmore, Brainard, Falmouth. Schr Emilie Belle, Barber, Falmouth Scar Mary Price, Garrison, Plymouth. Solr Chas A Dixon, a, dason Plymoutir, se on lay Pipe, ye cbr it, ia. Nabe ran ‘annis tor Elizabethport. fiche Kuo Ie Di Heth rani py Nana uackely 8 days, th fiah Hoge ‘sche sven a ean, Wied Sane, 5S davs, with deh to Kose & { water. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1368.—TRIPLE SitWET. Lita. yo) Alnoma, Smith, Su S days, with fisn to West Sehr Tale, Davidson, x *™@eket, 3 days, with fsa to ct ‘Seber Scan Nam, Xt 3 days, with fish to “s itneket, ur ieee ran Witton Woore. 11218 for Philadeiphia, Haronich, Philadelph idavree etn or fa svelnpor Schr Jona Losier; Macomber, Tuusou, a , Taunt e Bliza, Yethport Schr Minervar Brightians, Fall River f r Bltaabet Mine er fo oF port, Bohr Mary Etlzabeta, Histo Pal i Schr M aohneom, Roj Schr 8 M Vance, White, Fall Schr Ellen Swe Sony Minnesota, Phinney, Sele Chase, Dighto ste Cte or, Smith, Dighton Bhd info err eh fr ons 00 : Boar JH Yeoman, Ghidernion ermine. Dighion for Rondnut fe beth po Schr Albert Pharo, $1 ia ign oe tan Bohr Empire, Baker, Providence for Ellzabetaport, porte Raynor, Providence. Moki ores, Providenee for Philadelphia, rovidence for Flizabathport. Hale, Providence. Schr Eliza’ Hamilton, Cole, Providence. Bohr AM Acken, Hinie, Providence for Albany, Sehr Isaac Anderagn, Doyle, Provi for E'tinabetuport. Schr RL zane Providence for Albany nee Morahor, Brightman, Fall Rivor. Schr Schr Ann Turnar, Metin Di Y vidence for an SchrQuicksion, Wilise, Providence for Il ton, Providence for Rondout. froviaence. Schr Louisa, TI 'rovidence for Albany. Sche Casper Laverot, ital, Providence tur B Eilcabethport. Schr Albert Crandall, Rogers, Providence. Bohr Treasure Arnolds Providence for Rondaut, Sehr Albert Thomas, Taylor, Providence. chr , 1, Kent, Froviden Schr @ W Cummings, 5 Sobr 8 T Baker, Tho Rehr Niger, Thompson, Providence. Nebr Chas § Hilliers, Smith, Providence, pate Anna Shepard, Bowditch, Providence for Elizabeth- chr Mary Romain, Williams, Providence for flizabethport, F Geo Hotchkiss, Rackett, Providence, x E W Perry, Thister, Provi Sobr T E Townsend, Gardner, Schr HP Ile, Stoke, Schr Angle, Gh: Sehr White Rox Schr Pioneer, ( orosby, Providence for Elizabethport, Sohr Susan & Mary, Kenyon, i’rovidenc Schr EG Lewin, Avery, Bristol for Plitladelphia, Sclir Orient, Davia, Bristol for Flizahethport, ir Fanny Fern, pidera, Pawtucket for Rondout. Sehr DC Foster, Shetield, Pawtacket. Schr Sallie T Charire, Siminons, Pawtucket for Elizabeth- port. Schr Casper Hefc, Shoe, Pawtucket for Philadelphia Schr Elizabeth, Horner, Pawtucket for Philadelphia, a ie Elizabeth, Connors, Pawtucket. br Ci Lisle, Baker's Landing for Kllzabeth- bo Schr Beulah E Sharp, Cole, Baker's La: port. PSohr FAshion, Davis, Portsmouth Grove. Sobr Watchfal, Hand, Warren, RI. Schr T Dic Babcock, Weiterly. Sohr Fort Koval, Moore, Newport tor Klizabethport. 8 verne, Aventl, Newport Souls, Newport for Blizabethport. h, Hand, Newport for Fr atelphis. port, Newport for Rondout. ww Loniton for Newbur} Behr Ban Jacinto, Phitips, New London tor Rondont. Schr Martua Beebe, Wright, New London. Schr Unoas, Coit, New. London for Eltzahethport, Sehe Wave, Hubbard, Ne for freatwa, Schr Gen Thomas, Black, New London. Schr Harriet Lewla, Stokes, New London. Schr Mary A Lovell, Beebs, New Lonton for Bilzabeth- port, Schr Charlie Wo Sobr L Daniels, i Schr Davidson, Wrigi Sobr Readin, Bead, Norwich for Philadelphia, Scbr Frank ria, Barber, Ni Schr Henrietta, Selsey, Schr Edwin, Tuttle, Br WT Thompsoa, Lhompaon, Bridgeport for Putlude- 5 for Ritzabetle- Parker, New London. »» Maritord. it, Norwic Se yi Sehr JG Houseman, Kelly, Bridgeport, Schr Grace Watson, 'Keliy, Bride Schr Ida L Silbie, Newton, Bri Schr J B Bleepar, Baker, Stont Schr Stephen Hotchkins, Milin. Schr Horace L, Davi jcigtt De WR Bowers, ‘Hawxing, Now Ha Mohr Josephine, Lindsley, New Haven. Schr Editor, Black, Schr Albert Thomas, Rogera, New Maven Nebr Harriet & Sarah, Lawrenca, New Haven. Sehr # 8 Muckingbanl, Lewis, Portland, Ct. Sour Robert Singh, Clark, Portiaad, Sclir Henrietta, Hamit : Scr Gertrude, Minor, Portinnd, Gt, Teter Rite, Clark, Bo Portland, Ot. hport. Hiadelphia, ew Haven fo atte. ockwood, Port Jefferson. Hays, Greonport Cor Phila toiptss. BELOW. Brig Ceres, Wilson, from Cow Hay. Brig Wm Laird, from Pictou. Also two barks aud two briga, SAILED. amptow and Tambure; atvah; Albemarte, Norfo Wind at sunset ENE, Marine Disasters. Snip Ovrassa (of New York®, from St folin, Ni, for Live erpool, put into Boston Mth inst in distress, having had her deck swept in a gale off Cape Sable. BAuk Ana (Br), from Liverpool spoken the Tah inst, in lat 46, lon Ba, for New Haven, was with loss of sails and ieaky. Bric Evrza (another account says 4-masted achr), from Rt Tohn, # Montevideo, wae. finall ndoned, water- logged, nd the crew taken into St Pierre, Min. lon, omit will be recoltected that the mate nnd rec seamen of the above vessel were picked up by Captain Nor- ton, of the ship J F Chapman, aud brougut to New York om the ith ult.) Som ANwA UxrANne which arrived at New Saturday, having bes eon Nashawena, was after discharging 6 tone vui--with the tide. Sho te and will probally have to discharge and go on thi When the captain returned to the vesuel. from New Bedfurd, on Friday, wreckers had commenced to strip ber, and be got down the topmasts. ScHR Isaac H Bonves, Davis, from New York, of and for Fali River, with a cargo of serap Iron, was ran into abont on Thireday last, during « thick fog, when off Faulk- Island, by the steamer Kristol, Brayton, from Bristol for rk, and bad both maste, bows Jibboom, &e, care away. The steamer had four arms in her wheel broken, damage. 4 mate and five men on hoard the ach to assixt in getting her fato port, * SAVANNAM Sept 8—Schr Margaret Nichols from Boston, with « goneral cargo, wh ming uy the river, struck on the obstructions and sunk, Atlow tide her decks are Efforts wil! be made to raise her as soon as poi Miscellaneous. JP Garniss, of the steamehiy Champ) on, is entitled to our thanks fur fav Whalemen, Arrived at Bevorly 12th int, brig, Fashol. an inst. Bedford got of -— aioe uweM ner’ from Cottle, North At lantie Ocean, with ob iktieh ob. jpoken—Aug ark Wm Gifford, from New Bedford, wi i. Spoken. Ship Santee, Salter, from New York for San Francisco, Aug 12, tat 924 N, lon b8 27. Ship elie of the Sea, Spear, from Philatelphia via Boston for San a Auk Uf Ini ON, Jom Brot for ad ‘alters, from Liverpool for Aden, suly at 880 Neon 8 We 4 Ship vast, Page, from New York for Panama, July ip Geatgertt Warren, Buewoll, from Boston for Calcutta, 8" for Caleu Jul rac oat ton Te) ‘Canada, Paiven from Akyab for Falmouth, no date a tar imam, from Lyttleton, NZ, for Lon- deny nai aerTimatiy’ a Albine, from Bristol, E, for New York, Aug 24, lat from Buenos Ayre3 for Antwerp, Aug 2% lat my A Lane, from Leghorn for Philadelphia, Avg 16, Brig Mathilde, from Hong Kong for New York, 46 da: ont, May 6, lat 22 0 8, lon 65 20 Foreign Ports. AnDROSBAN, Sept L-Salled, Biz Mefaughiin, Treftey, Boston; 24, Observer, Webster, Proviaence. ANW re Sept—Sailed from "or, 24, Caledonia, Car- ter, Bath, Me Susan E Vourhls,, Pulford, Cadiz; B Kirstein, igavein,'N ‘Anu Troop, ¢ seen Ror ye Mecarrived bark ‘Allee Cameron, Carter, San Francisco. ADEN, Aug 12-10 port bark Grmabok, Cloutman, to antl tn one week for Muscat. BRovwkusnaver, Aug 2—Arrived, Sveridge, Rudin, NYor! Seticnnaaves, Sept 2—Arrived, Fale Bure, Neuzen, New Vormied tat, Roltimore («), Vorekler, Maltimore (and left rnpton 4th); Bd, Tri ute Cialventon: Athy Dorette, and Fretaanilc, New Orleans ray Baltimor’ te ni ad Prelnan i oc d-aalied, Margareta, Westenberg, Phil- y Arrived, ship Alice Vennard, Humphrey, Arrived, LD Stow Sept 3 , Pierce, Havre. Sailer Scare Wy Morgan, Hay Ane, Maria, NJ on Geared $9. Mat, Piya ath Rock, Warner, for NYork: | a aa i Bt mone, Baxter, NYork. Gas Arrived, Loulee D, Young Hoston. | Au N—salled, abips Ver igre, ator, Chincha fsian ept Taie of Wight Sd, Hudson Pratt, from ndon fe o wkivork on) MOUTH, 5e lept 3—Of, Snecess, Chase, from London tor igging, buginne ived, Heinrich Moll, Bradherring, ho ‘Arrived, Haabet, Sommers, Stockholm , Ang St—In port bark (of Rock. to wail Sept 4. “ Arrived, Magaie FE Gray, Pillabury, ‘WWiawatha, Mathias, Rangoon (and left for Bre olnty Vig London. 4 pt rit Marenca, Marenea, NYork, GLAsaow, Sept t—Satied nia (4), N York. GeSOA, Ang SL—Arriv Gre ve Gibbs, Parker, Phila: f, Prank, wed. © NYort ni, Sept 2~Sailed, © T Hiusunetl, Mayo, United do. 3 Arrived, Snow Bird, Johnson, Boston ;14thy Doanr, A Tn port brig Constitution (Br), | H pt. seAith, Wheeler, NYork. Harrie larriman, Cadiz, W6—Arrived, Sanuel’ Russell, Lucas, whan’ ad, Sooloo, Hutehinson, Boston. Salled loth, Orpheus Crowell, Manila, Tiampusa, Sept2—Arrived, Atlantic, De Hann, Philadel: phia. ‘Bailed Sd, Jolin Bertram, Peterson, NY. Safled (rom Cushaven 4thy J Ehingwood, Kingwood, New By kone, dale anne 7 ee Entered out 3, Oty Otty of Bostom (ay, Roatcill, f¢ sew, la Leighton, San Francisco; ath, 2 nl fon oc Mariboruughs A War Spirit, pi Armancanee Hye: ae, Ae L, de ADON, Sept 4—Lntered oat, 8 ri; Amsican | Vnion, naira to i Ameri Bi ty erin dan, dh Rn fod from Gtawcound an 3 Wilketmine, Rhets, Philadel ja. Leanomn, Aug 1%—Satled, abt (Brem, York; 2.4; bark Chiariat (iaip de. 0" Bremb Harien, orev Sept ‘Cente are ira, Robert, NYork. a GA, Au Legh: ‘Rabivont, Coombs, NYork. , Potter, pone Matalo, Aug 8i_Arrived, Erie, ManwoGSR, duly 35—Arrived previo tat tt ving, Salter, ship farviot Er. a EeTOnt, Rept eure sale, Rival, Jorgensen, NYork ; Nancy aye So Nas Su July 19—-Arrived, bark American Lioyes, Park, Boston, uimourn, Of, 's pe TAOETH, Sept 8-017, Frulterer, Cotton, from Phitadet- at ‘she: Eddystone 24, Aunie Sise, Sise, from London for UF Sept Arrived, Gretchen, Lindborn, NYork for Ane nso Aug 12—In port bark Im * (Br lay *Pallsmass (Br), Anderson, from Now York, just . Kolin, from do. Wh, steamer Anierica (Avg), Bosal, from Bostow Pelican, Shaw (frome NYork), Saa Fran 4th, bark) UG fs it, Vi inog: ibe barks Antioeiy Llanoll Val also Sam (Br), Bidwel thy ship‘ Memnbe, Arrived at do pus 14! bark Cricket, Kean, Beltmon. port ri ship Burahontaa, Bevery from Brinn foe in July 2%, teal ‘Governor Lan, 3, wot Bat eeenr Ei antes vane ‘aterm Continent); Winon's, Davi ty load for B rm mn, vidoo, af 4th, une Rraretie y, rome, ane Sea (BP, Boomer, dor Moca V Hugg, Hicg, Fong brie Ly.ter Sage (Nor), Bing. for NYork, tae: Mun ath Ruhide, for a reuly 1 ahi: Elevent® Lecogsltte CBI Gelli; Nautilus ‘Lubeck), Davidas Hebe (Bn), Le Bra, and Letf (Nor), Carlsen, for do, lig; Johenw Carl (Ole), Warns, for Mobite, Soltns «8 sen, for Faidmore, do; Abbie Siifford, Tunes sehr Balen (Nor, Baialoe, for ‘NYork, Tg; shoo’ Gatitorats Cox, SIErTIN, Sopt 1—Arrived, J W Spenear, Spencer, Phittadet phia, SUNORRELAND, Sept 3—Arrived, Join Davis, Henry, Pen “ SHANGMAR, July 15—In port ships Mary Whiteridee cut jer, for Lon Simos, Browe'l; Horatio, Pair Charger, Coster, une; barka Maul Helen, Thomue. for If Kong; Couraes, Dickey, and Valetts (Br), Glover, unc nd back; Goleands, Avaska, Fowle, for Kael wi phroayne, Obrintie, uitet atton, NYork. Jane : bar son, NYork , Themis (Bn), Dakic VRiL#, Sept L—Arrived, Caroline, Patladelyyh American Ports, BOSTON, Sept [4—Arrived, steamer William Kennet Jett, Buitimore; schra John Shisman, ™ Frooman : Hiuitie Baker, ( pms, and Fnctiy Georgetown, DO; M Ristey, and J Wood ori nao; alad a Ba jenry Flitner, ra, and Wav: a) sehr J M Broomall, Douginss, 15th Arrived, stoomal ship Odewsa, of N York (ser Disasters). BALTIMORE, Sept 14 Arrived, schre JF ¥yinan, Uretm, Grand ‘Turk, TT; John L Trac | Boston. Cleared righ Crimea (ir, '! Manat ote rranova, (ap Noy staobns, an, Lew Nor: schra Ann! StOs, Sopt 16—Arrived, steamship Manhattan, MONROL, Sept {hil Pat. tn Corn harbor, beige: m Baltimore for Matanzus for Georgetown; RM Heate re FS Pwindlen, for alblumore , Jase Undine, Carrie Walker, Edwin bie, Pittman, for Mostar én EH Turbo: Belkor, Jour Putian, Dirego, A sickens Minerva, Tor ( Alexandria: 8 # Jones, ‘two Marys, for New ‘Bedford. BA Ned & Frank, for Portis Uneasy fot New janie! Holmes, (or Hoboken ; iia Baylies, for Wark He Barnes, tor New Haven; Joa Manor, for L RIVER, Sept Arrived, sehr Ney, Chase, Etiza- bethport. TER, Sept 12—Arrivod, sehr Nellie Doe, ¥ GLO! je) phin, M- rived, achra RW ti adelphta for Boston,’ Andrew Pet do: MR Carlisie, Potter, Ishicw on, Pinkham,’ New for ard ey, Garwood, F Hiding, South Amboy for hethport tor do; Mary Lang ry Mateor (ite), Aun Canon, MB Brambatt, y, Eliva M Wright, Chis A Jonen. ator, Faulkiin, NYork for Boa- _ batrvers, onion for are Jona Kham, Price Pears A Grau, Lake; Paul Tho epson, Hi Wainright, Browa; © 1 Wood, Gandy: Reve nue, Gandy, and Joon W Hail, Brown, Boston for Phiintet hia; AM Lee, Dukes, Salem for do y King, Cook, Ua- Inin'for do; 8’ Thonias, Arnold, Laneavitle for Del oeoak- Shiderrells, Baugh, Boston for NYork Mey Ativow Péiren M Carlisle, HW Godtray, Mary Langton, John Stockhn Tila AM Arrived, achrs Fred Fish, Davis, Georgetown, pe, for a on; Hannah G Hand, Nayler; Wa jase, Baxter: nh Wotaon, Smith, and Rachel Vaatan, Vanam lade.piia for Boston; L & A Babcock, Smith, do tor Boa ton. ‘Mailed —Schew Cinderella, Eucene, Flora King, AM Loos R Thomas, Pedro A Gran Paul & Thompson, JH Wain: wright John ane Hail, C8 enue, Phos N Ston Yor ‘Thomas No LL, Sept 7 “Areivids sobra Frangor ; Minnie, Hudwon, Nvork: Franié Howard, Ter: a Fernandina. mpl Wists, NYore: A Bh Smith, Indiso River; a) yt 12. vAreived, ours ‘Thomas, Sanderson, NYork. PHIGADELPHIA, Sept M4 Arrived, at Rogers, Providence ;'Norman, Crowel! brie Ttta M Tucker, Patterson, Nuevitas: JB Karhy, le ent ye Holow Sulp Alaska, trom Liverpool; bark Meco, trom Clentueg . NS; Mary matty Hunter, 208 Gleared-Barks Ellora,, Patrick. Liver Rentley, Clark, Dunkirk ; h, Hopkins, Cane Ida; hrs Elia Mathews, Matth ch K erson, Chathain ; G A Pearce, ler, Alinina, Beverley; S) Washburn, i 1 Lench, siaivord, St Marys, i New. buryport; F Nowell, Fentlehore; Roxbury; iA Hunt, Craw Boston. Hirig Sharon, from Zara, arrived at the Delaware Freak water, Monday’ morning, ‘and was ordered to proc Phiiadeiphin. PORTLAND, Sept 12—Arrived, schra Helen Latt! phy, Tremont for NYork ; Leopard, Turner, Bangor ior Niore! steamer Dirtahe: Johnon, NY Cleared—Sebr Ruth shaw, Vth Ari ¥ PROVIDE RE. Sept 14- Potiadelphin: Henry Harlan, Jones, do for Ps Seb yna © Lyon, Lyon, by ti marine, Buller, Puvadelpina NYork; Kaixht, Rom lenge, Bickmore, do Nortiiups do. mibitn MILLS, Ga, Sept 3—Arcived, bark Hyack Bry, wo x iad ide bnrk Vivid (Be), Phillips, Monterides SAAN NATE Sept UL- salled, brigs Neavitas, Wood, N Yor; Ramirez, Barnard, N Tath —Salled, steam pati Virgo, NYork. WILMINGTON, Sen) yous chee J Tae, York; Kenduskeng, Rosell, ey Ly ‘Aanintly Cleared Schr Central Amertoa, McLane, NYork. Lath “Cleared, steamship Mary Sanford, BYors, oa, Dodriage, do: a, Rhodes, do; Cha: Helew, A.—Phalon oi * Paphian Lotion’? rte PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM, BySie A.=Phalow’s “Paphian Soup’? Voagcasns tho a cake. Twtitnot chap the ie invatuable for the COLLi% BATH oud NURSERY. ci A Stubborn Cough bee! will yan, Mew Tiehe so edies may 18 Be PHOTORANE, a ror etective me meatcive ta all Browculel aad Pulmonary disorders, Sold everywhere. 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Wi Tonpees and Ornau Mair —Keat quality Hag Dye and Hate Dyeing alt onary at BALCH LOWS, 18 Bond stevet. 4 Messes. S. Mi. Petteugill & Park cow, New York, and No. “yo State stree one agents for the Emet, and specially authorized to contract | coe advertiaing in the Courle nus of advertising tw the Courter t, Hoston, are ‘Dut lowest eaals ratos, are York. LIVERPOOL, Sept 3-— th vod Rerstone, Whidden, Hariateney Pelle RYork ; Willy, Schalihaun, W mts Nios ‘ite as Daren tt at ‘anne Fawcett, Bugae, ee, fa |, Curtia, Fkhoirm, orn houses deriro scully requested to contract throngh them, W. N. HALDEMAN, Propristor Courter aver, Sept 1% o