The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1868, Page 10

10 ———- DEDICATION OF THE SEDGWICK HONUMERT. Agreeably & public announcement the monument So the memory of the late Major General John Sedg- ‘wick, United States Volunteers, was unveiled and polemply inaugurated yesterday afternoon at the Walted States Military Academy at West Point. At three o'clock P.M., amid a heavy and con- ¢inveus rain, which thoroughly saturated the walke ‘nd grags of the parade, aud the drops falling inces- tantly from the trees, the military portion of the procession formed, which included a battery of light artillery (of six guns), the bands of West Point, of Governor's Island and of the First United tates artiliery, combined a8 one grand musical com- pany of seventy instruments, which preceded the companies of cadets, nearly 300 of whom were under arms, commanded by Brevet Brigadier Gen- eral Pitcher. The entire procession, which included many disunguished gentlemen, some of whose names are historical, being placed in change of Major Geverai Wright, chairman of the committee of four generals, all of whom had served honor- ably i the Sixth corps, and entrusted by a formal resolution of Congress with the execution of the splendid statue, which will stand for all the future &@ memorial of one of the most be- Jove and heroic of the soldiers of the war for the preservation of the Union, At fifteen minntes past three the procession, which had formed on the southeastern side of the plain, recetved the signal to march, and tmmediately the soldiery proceeded down the westerly avenue towards the platform, arined with umbrellas, where the distinguisied guests were seated together with tue orator of the day aud the chaplain of the ost. Within & few feet was the monument, in the ex- treme northwesterly corner of the parade, opposite @ Fesidence of Col Black, Fg ge of the 200° fe corps adeis, and about tfrom the shaft erected to the memory of M ieneral Brown, and Which, until the prayer prepared for the occasion was read by she chap Dag, that fell in Al ihe close of the invocation was concealed by the national ful folds around it. Major General u, who durmg the lifetime of Sedg- wek had commanded the Third division of the Sixth Army Corps of volunteers, ad- vanced to the pediment of the novument, and amid tie profound silence of the spectators, who stood | with jeads uncovered, the cadets having previously formed in elose column, doubling on their centre, presented arms, the battery at the same time firving \.jreen guns, unveiled the statue, ‘The slatue is a splendid work of art. erfectly represents the man, It is of life size sanite Is placed oo @ pediment which, with the foundation, raises tie whole memorial to an altitude of about fil- teen feet. The figure is happily conceived. The right leg is advanced, while the point of ie *neathed sword rests on the ground. The hilt covered withus right, gauntletted hand, the left rest. ing upon it, and his jatigue cap, a8 if just removed from tho head to give the wide, open eyes a clearer view, is held care! between the sword and the body. ‘The sash is carelessly abound the waist, the Laape: is hanging a littie behind ile middle of tue ‘The head ts thrown slightly forward, as if the e scrutinizing some object in the near dis- whe the mouth wears # sad yei resolute He ts hed ope to be looking at the rapidly rising waters of the Chickahominy, while standing at the head of bis corps on the hither side, while another carps of the Army of the Potomac 1s being ‘‘anni- Dulated” by the rebel eA Lee. Hela ordered 4 advance to their relief, if possible, and he ac- | complishes the perilous feat. ‘The pose of the lite- | like Ligure, as it is supposed to be standing on the ne and rolling river, 18 thus eloquently aliuded by Mr. Carts, the orator of the occasion :— See how the story opened, for It ended as it began. Afver the vatile of Wiliteaiebu gt frat ‘omaerable Miction wes, | Fair Oka and Seven Plies, ‘The mass of the Union lay upon the eastern aide of the Chickahoshiny corps, counting about 20,0/0 men, were upon the dther A‘orious worm in the ight romised to swell the ble flood he morning the whole e dows pot’ tie Union, lines, tor eaniafle | one wing of tbe army in'full sqund and aight of thelr bretie. | exe, hopelessly separated from them. Allthe morning the bat. | hotly raged ; the Union troops weraalowly driven hack. By river began to rise. General Sumner, who was npoo ern shore nd in eral Sedgwick ico he eaw that the river had become a sea, swe} feveely by. Far out in the midst of the waves a plank, apy yeatly anchored, show channels bevond the | further end Gf the plank the waters stre Ji was a perilous task to feel hin way narene the water with a beavy buttery of twenty-four guns, and then to trast a frail, trembilng plaak for the passage of the channel. But ie smoke and roar of the battle beyond the flood came nearer and nearer, and he knew that his brethren were sorely | pressed. After a calin, thoughtful survey, the word “forward.” "Into the waters mo stendy line; the guncarriages sunk almost to the guns; foundering, staggering, but painfully Datteries across the quivering bridge, wile away anthey leit it. Joiliag again through the swift water faux the mire, and an hour and & half beiore sunset, Sodywick *| enmte upon the field. “The revela, flushed with success, were driving thelr vietorions columns as a wedge between the re and the Fight of yur wavering forces, Wy, like hie iron ie ancestor, Sedgwick pit by pened hia buiteries and shattered the wedye Tecolled before his tremendous. fire, hie. whole divi guarier of a mi | and hence it was that the friends of hoth the cou | Was the | a1 the Union Boat Club of New York, and Tira Dono- | they passed along the line of the crowd. 3 __ AQUATIC, ‘The pe Beat Rare at Springfeld, Mans.—The Four-Oared Champienship of the Werld Awarded to the St. Johus Crew—The Ward Brethers Badly Beaten. SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Oct. 21, 1804. Abiding by the result of the great international four-oared boat race in this city to-day, the United States are obliged to yield the championship of the World to the British provinces. The Ward brothers— those celebrated knights of the oar—have, strange as it may seem, been vanquished on American waters, ‘They have seldom, if ever before, been defeated; but in the famous St. Johns (New Brunswick) men they Nave found more than their match, This victorious crew, it will be recalled, is the same one which par- ticipated in the late international rowing match tn Paris, on which occasion, to use an expressive term, it ‘eat all creation,” and of course the assumed title of the champion four-oared crew of the world justly belonged to them until they found more than their equals, The Wards—Josh, Gil, Charley and Hen—rejoicing in the. distinction of the four-vared champions of America, sought to make themselves more famous in a profession which they have fol- lowed from boyhood, and they accordingly challenged the champions of the globe for a six mile race, the winning honors to be @ purse of $3,000 ($1,500 a side) and the championship of the world. The pro- vincial crew accepted and the race came off on the Connecticut river, nencnine this city, to-day, the Wards being backed by Charies A. Peverelly’ and Charles Moore, of New York, and the St, Johns crew by Charles E. Potter and Sherif James A. Harding, of St. Johns. A contest between two crews so celebrated, and each having 80 many confidents, of course exeited great interest among all admirers of aquarial exer- cises, and in fact —— the whole sporting frater- nity. ‘The citizens of the distant oven scouted the idea of baving the championship wrested from them, and the admirers of the Wards were not les modest fn asserung the certamty of their trump! petitive crews came in great numbers and from long Matance to witne the contest and to back ther respective opinions with numerons, and liberal wagers. Both crews arrived here a Week or more since and were accompanied or followed inuvediately after by their backers and friends. Notwithstanding the oarsmen had for a coupie of months been in training they have nevertheless made it a daily habit to apply themselves vigorously to the oar during their brief sojourn here previous to the race. ‘The erowds who came to the oity yesterday and to- day to witness the contest were Industriously eu- gaged in proclaiming their views upon the merits and demerits of the respective crews around the hotels, but there was very little if, in fact, any bet- tng until an hour or two ‘before the competitors ap- ared in their boats, Tho best explanation of this is, perhaps, the fact that there was considerabie delay in the choice of the referee, the backers of the Ward crew seemingly being the stumbling block to any selection which the others interested in the race could unite upon. This hitch in the arrangements intuenced many to believe that it was porsi ible the Wards intended to ‘throw the race,” and there are many who lost money on them who still cherisit this belief; but It is but fair to the defeated crew to way that those who profess to Know state that the contest was au honest one, and that therace was ia every respect honestly conducted, Wilbur Bacon, of New Haven, was the first man united upon for a referee; but it Was subsequently ascertained that he was in New York and could not reach here in time, and after some delay Charles F. Brown, of Newburg, N. Y., the stroke oar of the Yale University crew of 4866, Was chosen in his stead. The board of judges en mate up by the selection of H. Hashagnan, hoe, of Newburg, for the Ward crew, and Stephen King and Charles E. Potter, of St. dons, for the Provincial crew. Mr. Donohoe and Mr. Potter officiated at the upper stake and the other gentlemea at the starting pomt, ‘These and other pre cI reliminartes were ail completed at about two o'clock, aud at this moment the clouds, which had been threatening a demonstration all the day, made good their promise, to the exceeding dis- | pleasure of the thousands who were gathered along | lie shores of the river to witness the great inver- national boating contest of the age. Nearly all were | lortified with umbretias, however, and the unfortu nate ones who were not preferred a drenching rather than miss the straggie which they were so eager to witness, Without inuch delay the competing crews appeared, the provinclats coming first and the Wards soon after, and each being loudly cheered as ‘The St. Jobns crew was by far the most promising looking {a point of Inuscie and other qualities which go to make good oursmen, but when the past achieve- ments of the Wards was remembered their stock remained at par in spite of the superior physical ex- celience of their rivals. Their appearance was of course the signal for the sporting men along the banks to announce their opinions, and betting was at once lively ail throngh the crowd, Those who | believed in the ability of the St. Johns crew to win | Were the first to make a o,f Ly but they were unl- odds on their favo- nd equally shrewd to catch up any man who jutious not to offer lazing line of battle moved steadily on, seized the st fernss hurled him into the woods, ain! the battle of Fu | was won. It 1 enongh to say of the conception of the figure ‘and face of this image of the hero that it ia entirely ‘thy of the artist. It is a inonament of genius, is Dnt one fault, and that ix aseriousone. The selected for the statue is too retired, and unless poinced out not one visitor in a hundred’ to the Nas | tionn! Academy will ever notice it. ‘The inscription on its pediment is as follows:— } Rrvccccsrcscoccsccesenesere-tesneeseseierteese terete \ Major Genera | JOUN SEDEWICK, Vnited States Volunteers, Born Sept. 13, 18k. Killed in battle, at Spotsylvania, Va., May 9 1 While in command of th Army of the Powomae, Phe Sixth Army Corps, Jy loving admiration oF its Cowmander, Sixth Cor pS, Dedicates this statue to his ARO DREAERP APOE DD DODD OD PAR ee aE ne REAP REEL TE PI EEE Qorverererersrere sesrre® | The above 1s on erted in the sonth panel, while on the easterly side the insignia of the corps, the Maltese cross, is placed, surrounded t wi in metal (laurel) leaves. On the west side i# the shicid of the republic, surmounted by ain eagle, aiso surrounded by a wreath. The northerly } is Without inscription or imsigmia. ‘The crows | of the corps is also piaced On The leit breast of the rintue, » which immediately preceded the an- | tiawed hy rounds pplanse, all pre- mg evidently bigily pi ad With the ive stripping was followed by musi “bands, Which a few moments beso dered in magnificent style the Stuvut Mater, ‘The orator then advanced to the front of the stand, | froin the | and while an officer of the army held an umbreilx | over bis head and mannscript to shi ir da him and it n the run that feli during the yreater part of the | phivery of his splendid eulogiuim ta memory of Coriis commenced by referring to the “historic Lilis? which surrounded the assemblage and of the | “historic rive Nowing at their feet, and of the ound upon which Washington trod, and the rem- isconses Of the Tevotion that anal School a school for heroes, and t alluding menentally to the beautiful statue, branched olf dmo # review of the work of the yuritans, and showed that ia every field, aithough sneered at for their sterling piety by the cavwiers, they won the vietory of freedom wii of progress both for the Old World and for this. fie then referred to au ancestor of the dead hero, id made the Na- Major General Robert Sedgwick, @ Puritan, who foogts sternly and unfiiuehingly under the great well, and was entrusted by that leader with an | impo rani jnistion to an isand in the West Indies, and wih aries the ond retarning to the Bug- dish ti rather than bow the knee to royalty, sued for Connecticut, and there founded the Sedg- ‘Wrok family, @ representative of which, grandfather to Major General John Sedgwick, fought through the Mevolntionary war, and Was subsequently made a Nujor General of militia by the State of Connecticut. tke orator then in eloquent terme reviewed the othe deceased during the rebellion and an- hereto, closing with a magnificent perora- career isequeuce of the rain storm but few nt Among those on th H. Tompki vernor Ward, of N . Meade, Heintzelmay Seymour, Hamlin, Franklin, Towers, ¥ ond Shaler: Coloneia A. W. Adame, 8. J. 4. Nevins, Samuel Truesdale, O. Milne; Pills, T. Norton Bundy and Lieutenant | siden and others, of the Sixth corps. Cols. Sins, De Majors AO. Mf Prett and F. F. Flint, United states Army. Jiao. M. Farrell, United States Army: Dr, Paige, Tised ‘Sites Arty; Lieutenant Algiers, United | States Army. 1 Dr. § Aritigh Army. | ‘he only sister, Mra. Veish, and « cousin of the de | vino present in Egypt? was | which (ie assem biaye was iby the bands, Giautaved with the ¢ cadets on the plain then executed the manual | sin splendid style, and upon leaving the pa ed company retired to the river to peek | ord. pl paoage home THE TROUBLES IN ARKANSAS. eintement of Committee. St. Louis, Oct, 21, 186s. A spectal Aospaten fom Little Rock, ATK. Says: (rer sering, the telegraphic report of the despatch Pt ov novernor Clayton to the President of the United Bt , lewed anticipated tronvles eh the yews, Havers A. Howard, re ate Central Comwt ' thet dhe ve inating with the fo make tro waver Herter | application | tory of th | ceeded to their residence No, 2 Forty-eighth stre {| moving the trunks to Mr. Ball’a residence, |p the Democratic State Central | iy vt law 40 parevane 4 en, offered odds on the Wards. As a genera! thing, however, the betting was nearly even until after the race had commenced. ‘The Ward crew was distin- guished by white handkerchiefs for a head cov- = and the other crew by red ones. The shell used by the Wards was the one in which they had half adozen times been victoilous, and was forty-six feet and four mches in jength and weighed 140 pounds, The St. Johns crew, made up of RK. Fulton (stroke), Elijah Ross, Samuel Hutton and George Price, pulled in a new boat of forty-eight feet tn length, nineteen inches in width and weigu- ing 1.0% peuNds. ‘The competitive crews pulled out upon the course at about a quarter to three, and the signal for start- ing was iciven five minutes later amid the hurrahs aud cheering of the multitude. The Wards did their ' y beginning, and during the first fozen or fifteen st es seemed almost to leap irom surface of the river. By such vigorous of the oara they took the jead their ea nearly a boat's length; but when they had gone about 400 yards the Joug, steady and powerful stroke of the provncials began to tell on them, and the Ward stock went down and that of their rivala correspond- of ingly up. The bets were two to one against th tut there was no lack of takers until after the St. 4 w had gained « couple of lengths or more. eds were about five to one in favor of the All there were the Wa aking the chan possible foul which might give them v! . in | twenty minutes after the start the crews | turned a bend of the river, which — ob- structed the view of the spectators until their | arrival af the same port coming dowa, During ail | this interval (he betting was active, but the odds were ervatiy in lavor of the St. Johns crew. When at Jength the bows came ip sight on the return the vie- proviucials Was a foregone conclusion, and there was at once intense cheering amoug thelr fnends, and a brass band stationed on the bank ted them with their national air of “God Queen.” They pulled by the judges’ y or fifty iengths abead of the ¢ the #ix iniles in thirty-nine minutes Oat SOME Wards, mak: | aud twenty-eight and three-quarver seconds, and Were accordingly awarded the championship of the world and the purse of $5,000. The Ward Brothers came in exactiy one minote later, and through Josh accepted of their own defeat gracefully and cougra- tulated their snccessful rivals. Previons to the mternational race there was a single wherry race of two miles between John Mc- Keel, of Coid hs bi 4 N. Y., and John O'Netl, of ringheld. which was won by the former tn sixteen minutes aud five and three-quarter seconds, DARING ROBBERY AT BALL AND BLACK’S. Larceny of $6,000 Worth of Wearing Apparel—A Portion of It Recovered. A robbery that for daring has few paraliela in the history of New York criminai adaira took place yesterday afternoon on a crowded street in broad = daylight. it appears that at four o'clock yesterday afternoon the family of Mr. | Black, of the firm ef Ball & Biack, jewellers, Broad. way, returned from their country seat and pro- despatched the drayman of the frm for fourteen pieces of baggage that they had left at the depot The drayman obtained the baggage, and passing by the establishment on Broadway left the wagon | and horse on the street in the rear while ne ran in to obtain the assistance of one of the porters in re- On his | return, after a minute's absence, to his horror he dis- covered that the horse, wagon and tranks had been stolen, He learned that three men had been seen driving the property up Mercer street. The Superin- tendent of Police was promptly informed of the rob- bery, and ina few minates the en tire force of the city were op the qué vine, ‘The thieves, it seems, drove up town, and one of them, taking charge the horse, wagon and contents, proceeded to an dealer on the corner of mth avenue and Forty-fourth street, and requested permission to de- t the tranks with him. Leaving four of the ok# and a large tin box the man departed, proim- | ising to call for them, With the balance of the | Property he proceeded to some point further up ! town, Where tie disposed of all hia load excepting piece, which he abandoned on the corner of ond street and Broadway, together with the horse and wagon, which were ‘found by the police, Later evening, about eight o'clock, while he Twenty-second precinct, was ' | i Heer Rose, waiting at the fence on Ninth avenue where the trunks had been deposited for the return of the thieves, # man whom he supposed to ae of Ball & Black drove up fn charge of a horse aud wagon, Seeing the oMoer soprene ung ped out of the wagon aga m jorke and wagon Hi the hands ot the The property is eaid to be wort) 4 | fon of which had been econered arin it, pt Which time ho arrests bad been tuade, bat it a more See rons hag somé of whew will be secured. ‘The éxact value of the property stl) mbuaiug ot doe eaioimed, tanh dir ica AFFRAY AT A CARD TABLE—ONE MAN STABBED. Last evening a nuiaber of mem engaged at cards in the Hquor store of Timothy Darcy, No. 45 Baxter street, quarreled, and progressed to a fight. In the meiée Patrick Crowley siabbed Daniel Shea, = Bea Alcan angi ut not lenerous wound. an uy was taken tothe New York Hostel, where his wound was dressed, and from thence conveyed home, The repor: dvex nol state whether any wr- Tests were made, SHIPPING NEWS. New Vork=--Tais Day. Almaaat ‘or Sun rises.. Sun sete, . 6 19 | Moon sets.....eve 10 45 5 10; High water..morn 12 42 2 PORT oY new YORK, OCTOBER 2, ° Herald Packages. Captains and Pursers of Veasels arviving at thie port will please deliver all packages intended for the Hmgai.pto oar regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht tleet, The New York Ansociated Press do not now collect marine reports nor atteud 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, Apr 1, 1868 the Press will’ dicontinue. the eollestion of eblp news ta ine harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. ‘The oifice of the Herald steam yacht tip. All communteations from Owners and consignees to the masters of inward bound Vensels will be forwarded free of charge. James and CLEARED. Steamship Thames, Pennington, Savannah—R Lowden, Steamship WP Clyde, Powell, Wilmington, NC—J Hand. Steamship A Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguaon & Wa cumseh, Peterson, San Pranriseg-“Sation & Co, va (Br), Kidd, London—Andrew HJ DeWelt & Co. Funeh, isbnet, Bark Bark Mystic (Br), Shaw, Rotterdam Bark Johanne Marie (NG), Gustarng, Bremen Meincke & Wend. Brig Neil, Port Spain D Trowbridge's Sons. Bric Morning Light, Marks, Arroyo, PRL Wd P Arm. mong. Hitz Camille (Br), Ferreira, Saxtia—Fowier € Jove. Brig Ramfrez, Barnard, St Jago—Moss & Wari Brie Punter’ Cari Méhend, Livecpooh NS—Morrison & Phillide, Brig Wm Mallory Jr, Wilbur, Galveston—C H Mallory & ni chr Sarab Helen, Gray, St Martins, WI-H A Vatable & nr Dauntless, Coombs, § John's, PR—Miller & Hough- Corpus Christi—McParland & chr Sarah Quinn, Mathis, Thorne. Schr A E Campbell, Wilbur, Indianola and Lavacca—Tup- je Ranger, Martin, Jacksonville aud Pilaska—Van yharleston—K D Hurlbut & Co. Bath—W 8 Brown & Co, oston—Slinpson Schr Visilant on, New Bed ora—Ferguton 4 ont Wood. sehr Crnsade, Davis, Dighton--@ K Rackett & Bi Sloop Report, Stepn, New Haven—G K Racket hi Bro. ARRIVALS. RPPONTED BY THS HERALD STEAM YACTT. Steamship Rusala (Br), Cook, Liverpool Oct 10, via Queens- town Tith, with radse an passengers, to E Cunard. “Oct 1%, ai 12:45 PM, lat 4217, lon 68 31, passed an Inman steamer, bound ’Seamsbip Allemannia (NG), Bardus, , Harabrarg Oot Jyand Southampton 9h, with mdse and passengers, conhardt & Co. Had heavy weather west of the Banka; Oct 14, Int 50 30, Jon 39, raw steamship City of New York, hence for Liverpool ; 15th, Tat 50 30, lon. saw an Inman steamer, bound ‘Steamship Viraiaia, Kennedy, Galveston, 10 days 1b bours, with cotton and hides, to Williams € Gulon. Oct Ib, off Sor: Drerolight, passed steamship George Cromwell, hence for New Orleans; 19th, 55 miles north of Hotteras, steamship Victor, do for do; had strong head winds all the passage. Steainship Montgomery, Lyon, Savannah, with mdse and passengers, to X Lowden, : Steainshyp Fairbanks, Muater. Wilmington, NC, with waval stores and pans Hand. Stearaliip I James Hand. Steamship ‘Ellen § Terre, Chapin, Newbern, N' with mdse and Leeroy? pas to Murray, in x Steamabip Brunette, Howes, Vt Iilaielpiing with, mdse, to J Lotiara. "(Arrived iste’ ‘ ‘Steamabip Dirigo, Johnson, Portland, with mdse, to J F Th, (o Jax Hand. npire, "Prive, Wilmington, NC, with mdse, to | hours, | hark Ocean Belle we! Jarvis, Padang, 99 with mise to Hallett & Robbins. 4, Jat 21 25S, lon 58 spoke the Phantom, for ‘uanacitin Tith, at % 30 8 Jon 42198, Wymyas Cantle, from Foochow seh, Jat 21 $8 8 Jon 630E, the Angela, from Madras We Tahal S138, aa W, the Mir, from Shanghae lat 98 33 N, bri brig’ Marie, form Bio Jur neiro for New York. The OB had'bad weather off rer Tete Hope’and also ia the Gulf Stream. Brig Amanda Jean (Br, Doyle, Cow. Bay, 1 Hoang, trom Alyoa Bay i ‘Boston. binpag me by Joat her sails — Hn during the apow tora qi 4 rig bey aleticceace rages. Doves, Pi doe and and crew vf the bark bart Bienen, pa dew Wark fo yg 9 Yell tp with ned eo Ty ‘vessel rk fra Ton 30 W"from thelr own boat. jaterloxged, and was from for Beliast, loaded with Duan, Oct & The Alice tne Topi inane Topi. ms of chat $0 torepinee otl HAVuR, Oct &.—The Coligny, ner sneer frome igo report the #7 Sept at 40, Tom Fees ine bark Booting Hutow 09 ‘rom flew. York tor Catie es wi Tous of ail a opt hie in at 38°N. Tong 88 W. ea np. severe gale No A ed her with ® topgallant rast Aca. Sn ea ann LIYERPOOT, Fm wy hee ; from st gol nerve retorts thar of the Gah opts tm, tak Non 7, ahe was struck atric by g rican fom NW, ey iwo fice odts hed starboard ral bulwarks ks vraahed pontanoh sails blown out aa Lo anda Won of the | ihe docked wash Nwashel! vverboard, the ship being on spr %~The ship Enoch Train, Lane, from New York for in Brancince cans veverany leaking; will have to Ship dor Motions flowlang, from New York May 8 for San Francisco, came into port 8th inat, having got as EA 15 dexrega W jhe has refitted with new spare and ri in leave in about one week, 1p Pocahs ix now hove we and mr newly roviinedy and (coppared’ she wil probal ty be bere moni shee anu eaulked ec, hip tote Hind citooy came war then che nl she had go! as far na Cape Horn, lon 6 about 30 tons of her cargo to 1 ras competed so rotzrn to ti Port | now being cargo is cyan vo cingact sur tek ages about two mond 0 Freneh names ui tring; tug inde po e Horn ‘aud o or tte soaps sf ye steamer America (new), Bost, ‘from Boston vis New York for Montevideo, has been ive got nhout 200 allen to the a0 back leaking, and broke her hog frame ook. Bark Persia (Dan), bound for some port in Europe, is in here in distress, having lost captain and first mate of the Horn; brought into this port by the Second mate. hip Criterion, Bheldon, fron Borton for San Francisco, which put in feak! arged bait of her cargo and Seulked bac uoper sesame ; she teaveasemmesmee Brig Redwiny, Owens, from Baltimore, arrived yesterday disabied in spare and rigging. QUEENSTOWN, Oct 8—The Helen Clinton, from Liverpool for Boston, has put in with rudder head gone, loss of sails, water, ae. Miscellaneous, Bxrmuureaqion o” Fon SrAL, IN 1H8 TERRITORY oF ALASKA The bark Peru, Capt Mor; Ins token this season af St'Pauls Inland 26,00 fur seal There is @ large company from San Prancisco at St Paul Int Fox Talula Phe Gatch: will wmownt to” 80,000 or 100,000 skins, youngand old. Whalemen. Sailed from New Bedford 20th inst, barka George & Susan, Stapleford, South Atlantic Ocean; Pacific, Huxford, Atlantis be = Minerva, Allen, of NB, was at, Payal Sept 25, having landed 104 bbls pon for shipment. Capt Allen writes thal ae re oil had a landed previous to his arrival for ship lying here about five weeks, ward of thie {is port ana put put ashi vert Edwards, Flanders, of NB, is reported at Fayal fs inning 0 Ds Do np oll for snipment home, which ad beta taken since leaving Would be Bg Son sea ie saath Rune, andbe at 8 Helens ia wel of NB} last from Fayai, arrived at Tene- viffe Bhd alk No oi al leaving Fayal. Spoken, Steamsnip Bremen, Neynaber, from New York for Bre- men, Oct 17, Int 41 43; lon 63 at 2010 By I hip’ John Nu shine: from Bassein for Falmouth, Aug 23, Int 2417 8, lon 28 49 anne Blindina Sollay, from Bombay for London, Sept 9, nani Htipuatet Gresley, from Akyab for Falmouth, Aug 3 lon 4 any p John Banga from Rangoon for Boston, July 81, lat ‘stip O Ocean Belle, Jarvis, from Padang for New York, 35 eays pe Aug 28, no lat, sco. nip Norway, trom Callao for Amsterdam, Sent 11, lat 1830 aoe Blancbara, from Callao for Antwerp, Sept 4, "Ship Hefitordahire, Bingham, from Liverpool for San Fran- ciseo, Ang 29, lat Il N, lon ne, Peery Dwight, from Cardiff for Hong Kong, Aug Bt bi Cardiff for Galle, t Hea rirroek, from Sept 29, Gal Adam from Cardiff for Callao, Ang 2, lat 1N, er , Gott, from New York for San Franc! Sey Ream ster alae Folic! hn em Rangoon for Queenstown, Ship Liverrootiana (Br), from Calcutta for New York, Aug ion 4020 K. it Jul dat aa 8, lon pete from New York for Yokohama, Sept 12, tan nas oe 1 days, wi coal, to R Maloney & Co.” Had W aod NW winds bret nd a Shoe Six 8 Serge (Br), Fenton, Halifas, 9 days, with fish, to DRDe W Scbr 3 8 Moulin Lepreaux, NB, 5 days, with spilling, to Snow & Ric son. he Welcome W Becbr, Lozier, Charieston, 8 ©, # days, with umber, od BT Sehr it F Storkion, Boker, Virginia, Solr J H Seuuine. French, Virginia, Seht Moonlight, White, Virginia, Sehr Hattie Law, Kilman, Vieginin Schr Geo Heary, Murray, Virginia, Scur DW Vaughan, Marsonn, Virglnta, Sehr John Tw Tnman, Virginia. Sehr Geo Cranmer, Virginia, See Stacew W Bawardns ‘partety ‘Philadelphia for Bon- ton. (Anchored in Gravesend bay.) ‘Schr Lizzie, Talbot, Philadephia for Pail River. Sehr Stephen Monghn, Davey, Philadelphia for Norwich. Harriet Newell, Gould, Machiaa, 8 days, with lumber and Jatha, to Chase, Tal it oe WW'D Thoree, Allen, Machias via Norwalk, where she iach: ar area Morales, Potter, Bucksport vin Fall River, where she discharged. Schr Delaware, wort Bangor, 7 days, with lumber, to Wilson, Bangor via New Haven, where auton, Gardner, 7 days, wrth lumber, to Gardner, § days, with lum Schr Adrianna, Chase, Talbot & Schr 1, A Stephene, Sampson, ber and lath, to master, Schr Hume, Snow, Rockland, 6 days, with lime to master. peteht Carrie A Pitman, Knight, Rockport for Fortress Mon- Schr B Sawyer, Drisco, Portmmouth for Philadelpbis, Behr Geo Linnekin, Gloucester, 4 days, with fish, T gene ea 1, Robinggns Newburyport for Piffgaci- phin, (Anchored in Gravesend Schr Galotm, Chase, Boston. Schr T'S Hill, Day, Boston for pti Schr James tl Deynty, Stargess, Horton for Rondout, Schr Ann T Sipple, Hodges, Hoston for Albany. Sehr Allda, Lambert, Boston. Rohr # B Colton, Robluaon, Boston for Philadelphia. Bohr Annie Mary May, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr Pawn, Wildey, Boston for Pita ep ie Roaton for Phitadetphia, Sear Spin i rena de peetae for or § Standish, Rich, Boston for Georgetown, Behr Jouee Smaithy Williams, Boston for E Tfisavethport. Behr TT Tasker, Allen, Bosion, for Philadelphia Schr BA Hooper H Boston for Philadelphia, Sehr Enorado, y ‘iiarwioh. Somerset rnelia, rey, Somerset gon N, ton 32 ne from Bangor for Montevideo, Sept 16, lat 9612 Oct 9—Arnived, Grabana Polley. beg “ree 10th, Carl Yor! “plo wt tons Or ball an part of Planes.” a jed Wh, Narragansett, Harlin, Chai sailed from 2 Fivauiog eM Evans, NYork ; 8th, CH Southard, Cooper, do tand was off 3 Dartmouh Web) ; 6th, Cy- rene, Rot, do anid was off Hastings & ‘Of, Lottie Warren, Lucas, from Bom- “haart art ‘Kap? -Pansed by, Kadosh, Deshon, from Zeba Lond y SeNTOL, “(P), ‘Oct §—Arrived, J P Wheeler. Harris, New Baonwnasnaven, Oct 6—Arrived, Canada, Patten, Ak- Yas Crest of the Wave, Sones, Belvdet for ‘New York} 7h, ung Hagle, Walker, Akyab, BREMEN, Get.7—Arrived, Auguste, Vou Harten, Philadel- er Serna cs O04 9A Leo, Wilaon, NYork. ting, Charleston; Leoes evar: ‘and Vienwy, Hen York : 7th, Seiler, Mina ‘Minnerhann, Gkiveston. Bo! ymig 3 Oct 6—Sailed, Gem, Jones, " NYork ; Gustave, cine, ri bey ‘at Paufliae Sth, Dienstag, Radmann, Bordeaus for Adcrsston, Be Sept a NYork. BArAavta, July 14—Salled, ship Ocean Belle (Br), Jarvis ReRRan AYRE, Ang Me sktrived, ships Hoary. i TENOR AYRES, ved, Treat, NYork Se Oi of Bangor, Menaies, Cardi fuk, jor del Mar, Tn port Rept 12, barks Lord Palmeraton (Br), McCready ; sarah Eisgbetk (Br) McLean: Wheatland, Bursiey, aud Fempar, Wlinym, fr orks a Plates ‘Crowell, for G3 brig Howard (Br), Cox, for do; achr LA Johnson, Kiroy, for do; and others. CowEs, Oct 9 Arrived, Dirigo, Morrison, Philadelphia for Rotterdam (see Disasters . Baile! 7h, Sappho (yacht), Baldwin, NYofk (and put into Falmouth 8th). Canpizy, Oot t—Sailed, Clara Killam, Crosby, and Crea cent, Erickson, NYork. Cipin Octe_Sailed, Emmna P Harnman, Harriman, Mon- Sailed, Wert, Wylie, NYork (before re- Brancis B Fog tind of Canada (Br ship), NYork ; ass Dat, i Pat, P ‘Areived, Parthian, Osborne, London (and sailed for NYork); EW Stetson, Moore, NYork for London (and proceeded). ‘00 do 7th, Humboldt, Geyn, from Hamburg for NYork. Doves, Get 9—Arrived, Moskwa, Paack, NYork for Aot- Oh do 1h, OE Thacher, Thacker, from NYork for Cron- Emeline Haight, Avery, Provincetown for Philadel- wita fish, to Ro- Strang, Nantucket, 4 days, ra & Co. Schr Onward, Gorham, Nantucket, 4 days, with fish to Saliabury for {Philadelplia, tr Beer Bette anoen New Bedford. Schr One Chases New Bedford. br Otin, Sehr WD Mangan. Chase, Kew Bedford. Sehr Si w Bedroru. Schr Splendid, Pricney, New liedford, Behr Minnesota, Phinasy, New Bodfor Schr Lady Antrim, Davis, New Bedford for Biizadethport. Schr Eileh Barnes. Avery) Fall Rive Soh J, Thompson, Pawtucket.” Bone Mitton [Raving i, Pawineket, Sehr Lady rank, Pawinckt Schr Salle T Charize, Stammanns, Pawincket. Behr Gorders, Kellf, Pawtucket. Hebe Alida, Eaton, Providence, rw Dargill enn row! er. Suhr F A Filicott, Ryan, Providence for Baltimore. J Mercer, Daly, Providence for Philadelphia, Kehr Gutario, Barher, Providence for Rondon. Willkms, Wiltama, Providence for Philedelohia. hr Tuomas '& Henry, Mister, Providence for Vi Schr Albort Magon, Koge, Providence for Philadelp = Rohr Charger, Mahan, Vrovidenos for Bitzal Schr Danie! Morris, Hemingway, Providence for Bllanbeth- mt P Scivr Joshphing, Martin, Providence for Albany Schr Wander, Mathews, Providence, Sebir Breeze, Overton, Providence for Philadel tpn, Sela dd Worthingion, Terry, Providenee for Philadelphia, Schr Litcy Hall, Hail; Providence for Elizabethpor Sere ey eit snoutp, Ferrel, Providence for’ Rilsabeth- Peatine Brave, Snow, P “ye Schr Albert Thomas, Taylor, Providance for a rH P Bly, . Providence for Elizabeth) w Horizon, Newman, Providence for Bil thpor, hopard, Rowaltch, Providence, rion, Reynolds, Briat ol, Sehr Luna, Smithy Bristot, Schr Mary Hf Mittin, Davia, Warren, patght Prince Lehoo,” Newport for Virginia. (Putin for a arbor.) re A Read, Lewis, Poruand, Schr Hawties Goltine, Hills, Portian t Alice Beran! Scbr Brazys, Kelsey, Portland, Ch Sebr Win Ronrdman, Lewis, Portland, Ct hey OL Sehr Peter Ritter, J ‘ortiand, ¢ m. Lyneh, Hartford for Rondortte hnsony New Hi Sehr Trimmer, Barlow, Sehr California, " ry Hod pon, New H Seht Addie P avery, Schr May en Tice, Haven for Bilsabethport jee, Tice, X ew javen for Elizal hale Haspliton, Beebe, Nowe Haven for Elieabethport. ree Haven for. Eliaabethy Schr Agu Juan, Fe fcr, Hew Haven tor Ritgabethport, Scbr Chauncey #t Joba, Hammond, Mew Haven for Blira- dethport Schr Sarah Selsey, Shropsbirr, New Haven for Rondout. Sehr MM McCoiyer, Sinith, East Greenwich for Philadel. in, chr Oscar, Vincent, Bria, nt Exceinior, Davi, Bri Sehr V Barkeltw, Holmes, Sebr Bacort, Phil port Bilagenon, pm, Bridgeport. SAILED. a ba) L epost pool; San Francisco, Wind at sunaet ENB. Savannab, Wm P Clyde, Marine Disasters, RDER, of SR FR ee if Javan n, ‘ming: nee th U4 wes by alee te DENTA, Sept %—Arrived, JH Dillingham, Mudgett, Valen- cla, BE Create 9 Oct 8-Arrived, Topeka, Blanchard, Phtiadel- if sailed 9th for C1 Droaiadt Pedailed Hy, Delfthaven, F wynidrecht, sok A tA Bert ‘2—Arrived, Maria de Gloria, Severino, Bos Foo now, Aug 12—Sailed, Jobn Wooster, Knowles, Bang: TTLanaow, Oct 20—Arrived, Daraascua (8), Trocks, Quebec. GENOA, Oct 4—Arrived, Minnie Gordon, Guletta’ Dirigo, Hitehburt, and Moses Day, Load, NYork. Ginna, Sept 28—Arrived, Johu Brightman, Gray, xYork ‘a Harriman, Malaga for New York; Sebamyl, Smit ‘veahorn for Faledte pie, HAvwe, Oct 6-Arrived, King Bird, Dexter, NYork. NYork. : J Gunmiing, Hookw Oy Oct & saved, Vin su ‘ork. Hone Koo, Aug De abled Windward. ‘Barrett, Ban TV RRPOOL, Oct 8 Arrived, Phitede ia Pooie, 8t John, ‘Amazon, MeDonald, ton, Montevideo; bh, Thive work; ir, Rosew: W'aorrentoy Wisboy ‘hale rich’ een (i, Frahelsy Savanah; Clara h, Sunoy Can ‘Currie, Boston; Sidlaw, Leighton, San Wonalocet ore, Sp ‘vane, MoCulloeh, Savannah; | Monneqvash, Moray o Bombay ; Nebraska (#), ee NYon ri Cadetin, Christian, and Albert, Erickson, Phi- Morne mend Murray, hg be Al. on alee, ae » watno Anne Malt City do and Roston ; of Boston Soom Fy torn wean “a oh, Fr Strick ian Spares leteipate. ra, Chebnet, Kendall, Wilmington ; Oth, Freedom, Bradley, do; jew World, Champion, NYork. Matagay Oct Arrived, brige Ella Maria, Cade; Abd-el-Kader, Nick- Corrientes, Lor rragone. ¥ berms Brady, and ete aS Woae Wtan Anat is MONTEVIDEO, PADANG, ang ae port abi ee sin Gardner, in ng July 18 for Patang and Boson); barks 5 he ie, for N¥ork ; Heine! jewcorb, wud ree cv fabet, Beaton: Loulen Jewel Moke ee — ere avitentn oie io Geneseo for NYork, Ide; obater, front an day. taea et o Balled previcr tn New Bray Nabe Minas; Beni, Goble, Baltimore: ia, Helen Cu Liverpool for Boston, in ditress. SHIRL DS, Oat 8-—-Bailed, St Josep, NY. ‘ON, Oot 8—"Sailed, ag y rown, NYork. Cleared, Eric, Seark, Boston. 4 Belle, Jarvia, Padang 8, Gibson, from Rangoon for Eng: erson, Boston: ia. Makita, Aug Y atled, War He irom Eine Bewesvt seexeriveds bark Thule (us); Holstein, 0 ry MY port 1th, bark Gostarelli, Emerson, for West Indies, si to finish ldg for Borneo, Sinith, from Ropaeg ort epee Vachs to Ae ig for NYork chet " tailed from Pen Mariano, Ryder, for Os ah, bark Gertrulda (Dutch), NYork. (06k 6 In port ache ion (NG ‘ncn Bi 0, wate Salinun, Lind’ NYork. Arrived, Chiei, ‘arias Philadel- lunter, Ma- u, Sprague, land. AMANOnAB, Sept iy? 10 part shipe Resolute, Roit, for New Torts Ma pans: for di abi Aephodel, NYork, with 68,600 Ibs ten. Siwoaronm, Arrived, Rainbow, Thayer, Batavia for the Uni i 12--Gasled, brig Gesine (NG), NYork ‘akon Sy _Atreed i tg Gavar,’ Wusra, inne; ‘Comery. Cor iin “ ctnwotay Ost Arh ry ners ig Caalkiog, ba ot f M lor NYork dg: aloo the Greawaier, Queen of the Age, and Havi- tab, for do do. American Ports. Oct 2—Arrived, schre Joowrh Baxter, NDRIA, Ey Burnes Aiyors Point (aad Boston Henry Fineb, BOSTON, Ort ‘Oct, %0—Arrived, schre Rondtoon, (Br), Pen Harbor (Caleon : ( ee Jones, Suffolk, Va. ry Bick Baker, ana Walton, Rich, Alexandria; Frank & Nelly, Bean, Balilmorey i Blew, Buckal hickeon, Winemore; D8 Kaward dy; Klwood Week; Addie Fuller, Hanerve ithewe, Matt int Hanwell, Uva 06) Green enna Koating Daniele Hi SE ee ee ee ie RS. 3 Gove Deering, and Re Fonter, lark. and Fanoy Bh es, Hor WH, Lonieon: Aieretta, pes H rigs iP Takers arinoey, % ag, gerteie, ferson. ent Patan, Baltnore 20 Arrived, steamer Berto sa igon vem EMichereoo, Crowell onan Ww Parg lig ee A es ‘Wooster, Ca! ae kde Yue W wwnnore, Cleared—Brigs Providencia (Bpan’ pee ‘M Healen, Jones, Boston; RM Davia Blewart, ecient oe Sarees way Matanzas; wrurs ieha sehen Inochantrese Gora are, N¥ork: Ma dbtind Never any mistakes in mas, Rob day or night, Wide awake at all ‘tet sete iy Rover, NYork, on the cash prin or FALL ‘Oot 17—Arrived, ‘schr Carrie Holmes, la re A _ i Arrit L8 Lovering, —, ; Ann | be agreeable to me prima facie evidence Ted Euiabaihper parts, MEZA | Pr atore. is kept open for no-ciiques; itis for the public J | penesit, and the patronageof all 1s respectfully solicited. vite: Jets Phtadiiohie:, Wn ci HELMBOLD #. INCE H. 1, AS EMBARKED IN THE Fai A irae, Ne mn, Yee “Ferhune, erann Mena ast | sacanws of gotta ete een ers ae GEORGETOWN, ‘DE, Oot 20"Arrived, achr Med RLVESTOR, it 13—Arri sa eae Seek Jrey WYore? I, nite M Arrived, brige Reporter, | United States, and to dealers and everywhere, in vik a ae Saye (Eon See ean tata ne For Johann “ot Paftiand; Geo bow Glover, ley Mexico and the ‘West Indies. ‘arms will state thas do for ia essential to success. at oo pas ie PATRONS OF LITERATURE AND ART, dir), Paiterson) nnd alles Ty bunte. Prescott THE DERBY ATHENAU 3 ee Utes Fath remus: AN ASSOCIATION DESIGNED, TO PO! ROMOTE LITERA- ‘albert Jameson; Gandages bai"Emmng CVernil, | This Ansoctation has been formed, for the dissemination for do; Calate for do; | throughout the country of the standard productions , Langhion, Pembroke , Crow: | tare as well ag Artistic Works of the bishest clase. % ie ron for do lonroe; H @ Hand, Naylor; E Posed to aaa aaa the our national knowledge to len, ‘Risley Julia A ith; Jonathan May, | elevate o tasie by = partial application of those Nealata tO iekmnn, ‘Law, Boston for Philadelphia | principloe a‘which have geuerully eusured ‘te success. of sik James Veldren, Cavailez, Hinghim for d9:1da # Wheeler, | Co-operative and business Ualons, Dver, Portland for ‘Amsden, Smith, Boston for do. (GENERAL PLAN. AM “Arrive oleae, Liscemib’ Beslon for Phit- | With aview of making the Athenweum a thorough and at adelphi Dain Jerrold, Fh ie for Salem; | the same time e permanent success the following plan bas Southerner, do for Boston fasson, Jordan been adop' is submitted to ns oo Cenc ane Bangor fof Mer fate ir Ho ai ies i that it cannot fail to receive mg sanetion saat ¢ ey: Hewett, | support. ee hen Mer Root Palmer, PPO HE MANAGEMENT OF THE ATHENZUM Te a ee wor; Jone atrowp, Grawford, Tyna fo ioe ter swim F Cushing, Granmer, Salem Yor do; Jane ir do. led ~Senre aba Sy pelt abet Jameson, Annie a ", its five of its most ‘prominent ‘meml ‘and spacious odkstore, wit, art galleries Jeena B mite adjoining, bas been agltbliahed by the Aapoclation at Ae SACKSON VILLE, Ost Oat. soared, fohry Stampede, Strat eu ten, NYore; Mary. i tay Stata ¥ Alien, Aen, | in which the most valuable and promintat publications jn ev- fan Rewbern: Se Rvbrics Leh pinata ty jock, Bunker, Boston ; fede ng arora pe a perlodteas, will wil be msl tel pu publithen* nservative, Boyd, NYO tive, Bovis aneorta, Leavitt; WO Irlah, Rath- | Inge and other Tyorks of th the host clases ora ve Wal, Beers NYork; Jas A esate Gunter, ine ‘addition to this each purchase a ronda ‘to an amount of Patella tthe Prag avorke "Somali smith. de; iy piel wrth recep dora ‘whicl ‘will en. Kerad dae Dotghten, tor Fallen, en, Allen, Phi Phiimdelpbia: izm, | tite him to an, undivided 1 interest or dwaership in a ington, 1 wor! ors (Br), Austin, DISTRIBUTION. woe! Arig GM Marri Hatonstion ‘ae, The distribution wil! be made in method to be deter- 16th sist Bol Bolivar ( War (Br), Cowel Liverpool, } mined upon hereafter, and at's time not later than ‘VHh—Arrived, ships Tuscaroi ‘Saranak, FOUR MON’ Turley, Phi Philadelphia. of which distribution each purchaser shall have notice. W ORLEANS, Oct 16— faa ships Union, Austin, | purchasers of the bythe Athenwum, it will be ob- Har and Jane J Southard, Bishop, Boston, Bremen s! served, do not hare acs pennies to pay nor to GACH: Pei i tae foot | pea cee acted po Meared—ate Lodona, Hovey, aro sold at the lo ‘and tbe distribution will i: TEESE Pater See le ATived, bark Pauline, | beamong the holders Wars of the Feceipla, and to be conducted by FREE EXHIBITION. order that ie judge of the orter of Se eee} orks of art" which wil en nat eens, re ancy Get 19—-Arrived, sebr Emma L Briggs, ‘Thorn PENRACOLA, © ‘Oct M—Arrived, brig Two Brothers (Br ), Butler, Hi ven to o, First Distribution, they have a Shears bark Frank, Raymond, Boston schr Lizzie aS FS n Free Ennion ete lajor, alles, Matanz LPHIA, Oct 19— Are sip WH Moody (Br, | the which 18 ov Durkee, Providence ; barks James cot PM Wane Fat | THESE WORKS Bianca att OF @HE LEADING ae Centaur (Br, witlens She oped , eo ng es AND EURO! te re, Pendleton, ai ty ioe, "oat not only receive directly a full value, for ‘fn the: a leared aes hams Ee 3 AB nes, Havana; ahip | Hooktides haaees ar pight of, Swncraiip, for every 86-worth Tonawand sins Seohies i; bark Hicine, tats, Aneyerst purchased, on whish he may receive one of whe couie Works rig Annandale, Iu of now on ex! PORTLAND, Oc Te arrie ‘i rea, sohrs Mi je, McFadden, ‘No person is limited to a single receipt of ownership, but “ih 8 ut, oa Praladeitta i whe 2 can receive two oF more, according tothe amount of Mb pr a apie Moen eee Tejano tviusphs brigs Konnebee, | < Buyers of Books will see, the _itdrantage to them by mak. Frontier, and otors ng cial ter the A\ sre ch Ie. ready to 19th — achra Marcus “Hunter, Orr, Pbiladelphi ppl ‘mork published in the Uuited States Paciile, F and Ada (Br), Beiyea, NYorl the beeen i reer es oe 80 an ownership Cleared. Brig @ H Kennedy, Staples, Havana; acbr May pt each time thelr parchase oust Munroe, Hall, Phindelphia, RINCIPA! ate ay RICHMOND, Oct 19—-Arrived, s{eamanip Tenac Bell coutEars AND PUBLIC TBRARIES 8 wi It ja believed, Bourne: NYore: sehr Lary Jane, Sond Teadily perceive the ad ° RANG! ar Oct Sailed, ship Prima Donna, Mi- tyouchasig the Alben, at thy ha gn yo with NYork. eral their "S ah Arrived ship America (Fr), Chaigneau, Bordeaux. made atthe Jowert ce the actual MOTERS OF ARTISTIC TASTE cro axe, Cronby, Hong. jae ae iaocon = in pol riba of our cont Bo nstne ae ornament- me Are rk re W i baa ing thelr FJomee with the finest works of art and cHoleest it~ fe, bas agin, Anon aio Prin Putinde lpia : : ATALOGUES OF OUR STOCK, Rt ner, Huntley, Ap, 8 A myer, Norwood, Hilabelbport; © | which embrace the he argent warily ofthe cholelt Engh and Bre bee rived, Dey i Goery, NYork; all orhe information desired, on application. Partionlgr st gm ee B oa ip Marra Fairciot ‘editions of standard a ‘elegant Bibles and prayer books SP MARY'S, Ge, Det te-salled brig Villa det | Snd'n Tare juvenile books. Tindra viaraniee, Velenoie ‘Our customers in all parts of the United States and the port 1dthy ‘bark Quindaro ‘Cér), Stanwood, for Barbados, Canadas ‘may depend upon hat na their orders promptly ‘and heaneiron: XC, Oct th—Arrived, schra John, Fields, | or more receipts thereof, solordiag to amoume purchased, New York; J M Richards, Irving, and Lovie A Van Brant, | will be furn! dyn Tooker, do, 1 isthe dotarmfnation to male the Athenmwum an Cleared 19th, sehr J & Lee, Carr, NYork. ood at for the distribution of Books and Works ¥ All orders be addrees $0, MISCELLANEOUS, i. W. DERBY, 680 Broadway. ? A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRAT 1c = A sembly Convention of the Sith Assembly distren isa aa bess uarters, 415 Grand street, on Wednesday evento; i, Tos pureuant fo call on motion Thomas Hi. Fer vs — caine CHARLES KOSTER, Chsirman. Firnry A. ene Joun Eanuy, "5 Peoretarien T A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC QNION | 01 bh Assembly District, tp Wed- He dene WEST GIDE ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY (OF NEW YORK CITY), having secured all its legal rights os guaranteed by tte charter, are now prepared to offer for sale their SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE COVERTIBLE BONDS, PAYABLE IN FIFTEEN YEARS. The aale of these bonds 1s authorized to meet the eovstroe- 4, 188. Jr. BL. M sermengan BY mee. ‘square :~-Dear Sir—Please fi the follow grows ena 4 them immediately : —The sale of tion requirements of the road. ' Fitions continues to increase, We are constantly mete ip cee Karge. ordere from all pars of ‘the country; Im fact fo ‘$600,000 very Stave tn the Union. There i & large — Iying wefore me ‘aa tes a a Boop, exurgwere | tm bonds are authorized to be sold. OF these, $31,000 bare A for Kany —o Fain PAINT for the relief of ‘the place. of | been taken by stockbolders and others, leaving medicine aud physician, at shat your Greets of care poms ee nen I po Ngee ror eee any = conga $300,000 and wil to greauy eniar, — reece a Tupeyse ihis order, | in bonds, which are at present offered to the public at the low me i) Paint, 25c. steep i gro: pin Bee, ad era eds Lge 38s “ i ae Sere, Ansibator, rate of : or pint pa j nL a pre cep cheese BIGHTY-FIVE PER CENT. { ona q ptt _¥o. ‘7 Sixth avenu entra! Patent Medicine Warebo" It is intended to bave these securities equal t any in 90 BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN | city of New York. They will havea metalic baste greater different Staier. [esertion. noc-pport, drunkenness, ent cause.’ No publiciiy, no cbange tll divores ob: vice " 1 KING, Counsedior at Law, 361 Broadway ABSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN any State without publicity. wr exposure; good Here; no fees In advance: consuitation free: ancoese ghar teed. THOMAS DIKEMAN, law oflice 7H Nasawn street, BSOLUTE, DIVORCES LEGALLY OWTAINED (1X different States; desertion, nop-mpport, &e., snffic than any railway bonds ever offered, They will be a FIRST LIEN on the Raiiway and its equipment from the Batiery to the Hudson River Rajiroad Depot at Thirtieth street, comprising ‘one thousand or more tons of iron to each mile of railway, ‘They have a priority to capital stock, and can be converted H blieity 5 no eh: til di Chiatned’ a Thee Free ie ROWER, Atorney, ra oree sto DPRICTAL DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KEN STOCK AT PAR Pend ae at the option of the holder, afver five years, or during 1673, of 72, 12, 5, 06, which notice will then be giver ONE HALF-MILE OF THE RAILWAY baled xe is already constructed and has been tatastles f farnithed in the shows nnd ‘also Royal Havana PRACTICALLY TESTED, lotteries by J CLUTE, ‘Broker, 200 Broatway. par he se ig ins re OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF TBE SHELBY COL- lege Lottery of Kentne LBY 001 ie ea a REY GOLLROR OLA Bs, oy 5, MM, 16, Fhancn atin ws, Cas CLa8e 349, 5, 61, tt LS * 5 *% ae aay tO. Si, Shiota For cireviars and information in the above fully assured. ‘The franchises granted by the Legislature of the State of New York are complete and permanent. The chartered rghte have been declared valid and binding by the courts. ‘This company bas the right of extending the railway the at an early day. FRANCE, sini 200. ea se fon an ‘The Capital Stock has been increased to a] XTURES. el G “a " i Maw . 6 “ hg « ron and Ne —— ee ees te eg And is now being issued to those baving paid for the same in Freneb, English and Amerkean — Branurnetnre. cash at par. Freneh, Chin aware, Brongen, Clockty ‘This railway cannot be affected by fire oF flood and will ncA si — O Tellcrn had Pawar Geet need renewals or repairs during the continuance of this se HV HAGGHWOUT 4 CO. 4, 490 and 498) Broaitway, corner Broome street, Hi. T. HELMBOLD, Seni pectmt Manufacturer of Helmbold’s Fhy the following from Dispenaators uiahed by Wood & Bache Medical Ptyperties of Hnebu. fron’ Dhapenaat ‘of the United States, PROPERITES, Fie odor te trong, diffueiee and rome their taste bitterigh mod apalnzone to mint. MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND CHES. Buchn ie gently stimulant, with a vecoilar tendency to the urinary organr, Gece and, like other similar medicines, We curity, because it {s built on foundations of solid masoory, with a massive wrought Jron supe onpermractare. A method of rapid transit | ‘between the extremities pf Man x. fast Bocha. snbentte the United States, pub: A PUBLIC NECESSITY, is loudly demanded by the popular voice. from this rond will be as stable as the business of thie eity The income and must grow with its growth. fieniven in in An of the urin Ane, Rue wel ie the bindder, marble Aeritat\or Ge bicader awa urethra, diseases of the prostrate, and. te ton oF Ineontive 108, from & lows of tone fi The remedy hee alee sbronie Fhenm * of ment combining profit with ‘The To thove desiring an in’ security these Bonds are confidently recommended. 10 aifections and dro} fesnor Dewees stock will soon undoublediy be at s premium, which will accrue to the bondholders under tbe convertibility privitege. The directors are well known citizens whose names are x guarantee of the bona fide character and sanding of the en- jn works on the Practice of Physie, Phil remarks made by the Inte oeleorated Dr adel See remarks mae by Dr pn ician and member of the Ko: nd pabuieed 1 be transactions © terprise, gical Review, published by Benjamin , jent of the Amerisan Exebange p__B. ‘Fei ot Royal Coliege 0! A it 7 George 8. Coe, Esq., president 0! a wiles ‘Bee most of the late standard works of medicine. ‘ j. Benedict, Bag of Loe gi pep, at, Mold ‘Those qe. | National Bank, and James B. ‘3 ring to know if my remedy compares with the above can | @ Co,, bankers, are the trustees of the bondholders. i: ns, by ure 5 bottle if they are afficted; they > <a of theo and laws si i o harter and will fim ie in a raping chemista 10 the world Pull Information, with copies Helmboid. Tam ‘orquaicied, with Mr. He Ce gs the drug store opposite my reaiden: conducting the business where others bad not been before him. T have been favorably impresred with his rreter AND CPLED TG WILLIAM WRIGHTMA Firm of Powers & Weightman, Manufacturing One mortgage deed of trust hereia referred to can be bad on aw pileation to LOCKWOOD & CO, Bankers No. 4 a Broadway, Sole agent for an for sale of th of there B Bonde. DP onioaten ‘AsaeM BLY bY PISTRIOT AE ave, i ‘The proprietor has been shore, hnorwing that thern is ®. pregudtee Criating tn the elude 9 Many aganet wstvg advertised medhines, bat can reat assured that If 1 knew of a better remes for these attee- Hort J have sufficient ingeligence, after a vente’ @ Ale! Fam 10 the aaticted (ote bum’ Joey PRASELEY,