The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1869, Page 8

—_ een NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 196. - See Be iieiti anus. . NATIONAL. LABOR CONGRESS, neat and exon i> tates has | SING SING CAMP MEETING. | pesezgare mior aT A Fieme. wi pay be Al England. a eunienins Ing Exe-.: pecennoenowrnnnaag = H iy gale, ‘ fusion follow=% here, but it was evident | Extedalve Iyprove nemteOpening Exercises. | A Nos Persons Dangerously Wounded. 100 Bore P.esolutions on Labor and Séciai Ke- spo walled to set pot Mian Aas The Methodist 2/-9°%;= vamp theeting, Which hae | t pega Gesperate riota that ever occurred | 19 ee Pass ats Sune: aed eae forw—Mise Anthouy Finally Rejected—Dr. elas * | Deen held annually of o% ey entrey years at Sing S1D%, | on Jersey picnic took place yesterday. But for the spots passage: July 37, tat 48 16, rot Mr.ry Walker Condoles With Her=Interest= ihe quéation of reconsideration } Was formally ODied ou Tuesday afternoon, Wild, | prompt imterference of the police under Captain of Neve ees phd ‘Ing Proceedings. 12 yeas, 28 nBy8, Judging from certain indications, 1 ts Uxely to bo | Fowler, on the return of the picnic, the result of the | {0 st 00" fans Chanticleer, of 0, PHILADELPHIA, August 18, 1969. po ee CX: | the Ynost pleasant aud successful service ever held | melee would have been vory serious. a samoe Marehte (ar)° Grant, Brule, 8, 10 arm wth So far the Labor Congress has accomplished little fo Hise Anthony's adm 6n this renowned spot. The national gampmeeting, | Tne Emmet Guaras, of Jersey City, left from the | *iles, 10 Snow yeriaile woatl ‘Brig Eliza McNeil (0! aphiay 8 ny, CB, Of practical Importance, After this, the third day | on chegrounds that Ure queation was growing to be | which was inaugurated three years ago by anumber | foot of Morris street yesterday morning at ten | 12 days, with coal, to master, winda calms the whole passage. rom Mani Of the session, nothing can be found on recora | an intolerable borg, and thas the sooner it W9§ Bot | oF proumaent Methodist clergymen, has, inthe opin: | gciock, on @ plenic and excursion to Spring Hill | EyrGaPemee n.. vsst ciate Mickelson), St Domin, ussell, Lincs, touching the chief question conceraing tue organiza- | West, o leeehies case, ie ag announces ke ton of some, excelled in point of numbers and inte: | Grove,” ‘Two barges and @ steamboat were hy, Sam wee HY gate, Capt Wickeluoa and mp ear itor Nvork, ee a, tion of labor againat the power and induence of | confusion, and in a brief address recommended that | rest this meeting of the Methodiata, While the 09 | quea by thelp friends, who numbered in | Swain died of fever andes bibied co ieee: Anais ati a | KENGeTON, July 96—Arrived, brig Haldes (Br), MeDobaid, ladelp LIV EOO ry ‘Aug 11—Arrived, abtp Jaypore (Br), MoM ork nag ce Aug 2—Arrived, bark Emannuelle (Nor), Rame Matea Tune 12—Salled (not in port June:2, aa before, @apital, Miss Anthony hag been a fruitful source of dissension and has been instrumental in causing the Joss Of much valuable time and the production f considerable iil-feelimg, Her case, how- similar otal! ail N, lon 74 06 W, was fallen in with by steamship City of Port =. ane niet ge i oo pptaing in fi) | onal meetings have been monster gatherings 12 | gy not less than 1,600 persons, All went | ;1on74 08 W was fallen tn with by steamahip City of Port credentials of Miss Anthony be referred to | Which the Methodist public of the several States a3 | wey until the arrival of the excursion } ton; came to thia port for medical assa tance, a committee of fiv and, well ag the other religious denominations were repre- rty at Spring Hill Grove, and after the embarca- Scbr Lady of the Lake (Br), Praul, St Pierre, Mart, 20 days, if necessary, with sgar, that the committee proceed to New York and lesra | seniea, id be remembered that the Methodist | lion, when one of the roughs in the crowd insulted | “Scur#'i'4¥ L, Scott, Rappahannock River for Bath, Me. all the facts bearing on the case for a true, just and Epis we aaa! has noecclestastical control of that | lady, and was immediately knocked down by ove | Aug 15, wh yn fect, Rappahannock River for “ estigat posit ual fi BW, | ship Winden (Br), Bell, NYor Sr Mist ol tee, Cnet AT ate Cee tion. | This proposition was fayora- Of the guards. A general fight then took | invehich lost wainsell aud'asie be Gemetce iki rot oe | TR Beresune i wipe, Endeavor, Wa for NYorks great relief of the Convention. A little { bly entertained by what appeared amg od “A = Re nate San One Led eee of pitvin te place, oe Toughs, who were , largely : i FPA sia @ Ireland, = Ap ciete Her Ki neat ar) rs “a0 aa ny, 3 vans Congress; but on calling fora vote the Preside! eretic: joctrines were the majority, making a desperate attack on “ , Townsend, Geo! » i 4 7 Rink uae ; properly directed judgmer,t would have enabled declared himself lavatan to decide the sense of the | Methodists could not be held responsible for those | Emmet ‘Guards. During the mélee it 1s said that Schr Moonlight, Priggs, Baltimore. arrived 6th, for London; Geo Peabody, Pi ne 1, Mae them 00 get rid of this nuianve in the very opening of the proceedings. The press of this city treat the Convention for the most, part with derision and con- tempt, They say it is‘ ,trempting enturely too much, and that ite intentio as are not easily understood; ‘that hobby riders an: 4 axe grinders do all the talking, AchAEAGA, Aug l—Arrived, achr J Maranzas, Aug 7—Arrived, bark Adelaide, Risk, New ane, Orie: " Dleared 7th, brigs Julia © Clark, a bed meeting, and the foil had to be gone over a second | veachings. Tue Sing Sing feast of tavernacies ls, 02 | one of the gnard drew a revolver; but, whoever was Paysed Through Hell Gate, tne, resulting 57 nays to 43 yeas, and Miss Antho- | the contrary, under the immediate contro! and | the frat to draw a deadly weapon, the example was BOUND SOUTH. ny’s ‘creaentiais were refused seference. direction, not only of one of the bishops and the two | quickly followed, A man named John Malone was Brig Orinoco (Br), Roberts, Windsor, NS, 10 days, for New ‘The question then recurred upon the motion to re- | presiding elders of the districts, but i secular man- | snot from revolver; another, named O'Brien, | youevitolaner to Crandale Usptitay k Goo Ject Miss Anthony’s credentials. Pending this a good | agement is vested in a board of trustees, composed | was stabbed with a ‘knife; while several were | © gchr Mary Fletcher, Tracy, ‘Calais’ 7 Ray, for New York, deal of confusion prevatied in conseqaence of meni- | of intelligent and representative NES TAD, ‘with- | wounded with stones. After great effort the Emmet } with lath to Jed Frye & Co. bers rising by the half dozen to iuqutre how matters | out reo or reward, give the Church the benefit of | Guards succeeded in getting back to the barge and }| Schr Isaac H Borden, Hadwin, Franklin for New York, stood, and ‘also by the irrepressible Horace Day | their buginexs judgment and experience. The board put off, Before they were quite clear of the grove | with nalls to Borden & Lovell. 1a oh . Knij ‘Baltimore; Lith, bark Mamitor brigs Mand Pele (Sp) do; Novelty, Boston; Lith, and that the real tpterests of labor are neglected. | Taking frantic endeavors. to inject bis thouguta | js constituted as tollows:—President, John McLean; | Syerai of their number: were seriously wounded | — Scbruno, Metcalf, Rockland for New York, with lime to | ger, Baltimore. There is no doubt * gat that a great deal of idle, bom- upon woman ana wouan stiffrage into the general | Vice President, Stephen Merritt; Searenay, William by ahowers of stones hurled at them by ree ‘fntigk initia aia soe New York; Qinearony, June, 26- arrived, bark |Z Love (Br)y. bastic talk has b¢ en indulged in; yet there is reason | “scussion, Horace finally subsided and declined to | Trusiow; ‘Ireasurer, Joel Pencil 8c Daniel | the roughs and shots were ex- Behr Mary H Min, ‘Lewin Wan Warren, RU, for New York. oe june 4, to hope that bef pre the Congress adjourns a platform on shore, votre. Miss Anthony was rejected by a vote of 63 to | Roberts, Ebenezer Brown, Thomas agher, Joun | changed. The alarm snd fright among the} Schr foast Hopklus, New London for New York. Of intelligent ’ geaning and comprehensive breadth 28, the ameént of which appeared to bring | Faiconer, Charles H. Applegate, Laban St; les, Eg- | women and children was intense and a fearful Schr Joseph P Ross, Hall, City Island for Jersey City, fausneaee te ter Typographical Union delegates. | pert Kineuart, Stephen Morne t-. Richard Taylor, | gcone prevailed for some time, When the boats got Murray, Port Jefferson for New York, Tn port July 1, a rinheld, Dwight, for Hong Kong, lags orale, ‘sursley, walling orders; Talks logan of Be fit Schr ¥ Mills, ne Susan bore her doom witha serene fortitude and } A. Brumme! and William Ryer, directors, ofa large number of the crowd on shore returned gene ae erry Glen Cove for New aa pant for NYork; dg; Wave Queen (Br), Thom % load for San Franct ta 87,000 go! ferro gira rapec pe 08 ee ‘Will be subm! geq to the workingmen of the United ng Gallagher, Cow Bay, hora (Russ), Snellman, Bostom ¢ tl oat inveterate of her foes. Jt 18 safe to say that in the lapse of years this Jerse: ‘ity, with the’ intention of bei! era ( Russ), Ans in, Boston. pas States, Ave 7y general idea seems to prevail among | "y°'wng Walker comforted her om the unforta- | grove, endeared too many thousands by hallowed | tone ag tho isembarkatlon of the Ene Ta taste ARLE OTL Gals UD AE Wintiae Sul 18-n port ship Materhoro, Cons, from republicans! jere that this Convention Is a disguised } nate result of the Reale nape engag ren ve Sgr TE bea bee Heer ae Teena Sa contem. } Be Cece ro aoe ae Ro) Peres i bound south, Papen poidentally ‘omitted ag St tu OM ay uly “in por seaman Merrimac, fof ; ei oblivious anti ak ollected nearly 8} 2 fraziis; brig Fanny Lincoln, Colltn contrivance ,to forward the interests of the demo- | the ‘Ne hetauen susan. uate attending this meeting to be imforined that ex- | Were all armed With Knives and pistols, aud re- | Brie George B Prescott, Mills, New Haven for Ralutmore, | | BURSTS: guudiegnny Mncolty Coline, On @ motion to adjourn untill to-morrow at tWo | tensive improvements have been made in the camp | paired to the landing, By the time the barges | 8°" 3% \igema™ Wade, Cape Sable for New York, with ‘clock tl ‘0 hereupon separated. ground since last year, which will tly enhance | arrived (half-past eleven o'clock P, M.) an immense ‘Schr Mindora, Higgins, Calais, 6 days, for New York, with baba Saad z their comfort aud make the church ub the wilderness | Growd. ad assembled und the Wildest excitement | 1uipyeroded Fiye So ae as attractive as if it were jocated on Fifth avenué. | prevailed, Fortunately Captain Fowler got wind Schr Arcularius, Gregory, Rockland for New York, with MA, GREELEY AS A LOBBY AGENT. in the ‘first piace, tue encampment bas been tho- | of what was coming and hurried down with twenty. | lmetoSY Haviland. | oa iser, Aug. 17. rouguly drained and graded, and during peoens five policemen. Several of the crowd expressed | ,,¥¢) tar te Holyoke & (rll a aia Sobel [From the Commercial Advertisgr, Aug. 2°.) heavy rains {t hag been proved to be almost Imper- | their determination to kill whoever shot Malone, nr Lavine dana Orosby. Taunton for New York. Somme days sinvo it was, playfully aredistatarerat | Yous to Water. The annual visitors at Sing Sing | and doubtless Would have shot several had the cht Charles 8 Lovering, Phillipa, faunton for New York. per that during the sitting of the Te seruS St | need not be told that alter a severe fain the mud } een bermitted. Captain Fowler had the dec! ‘chr Charles, Trefethen, Taunton for Raritap River. Albany in April, a year ago, Mr. Greeley went there | rendered it almost impogaible for pedestrians to} cleared at once, but not without having to use his | Schr Heury Remsen, Alen, Providence for Now York, in the “Vander bit insereae Lei inePad te cross the ground, and It is also @ noticeable fact that | truncheong on’ the heads of the infuriated crowd, | Sehr Daniel Websler, Nickerson, Providence for New the so-calied “Erie bill. “ab the camp is visited with more or less rain every year. | pistols, knives and weapons of all Kinds were bran- | Yor. being classed as a lobby man, in which capacity he | tygeed, Foo remarkably tue 19 tals thas one of the Hirer yt every aiention, aad. it geeuied thas & tore Fee eae ae eee Tee Rodkaner on eet ote Co eee eof tlicbred: peorie, | Sombre type of Chriatians, of an unmentionable age, | miaable riot Was inevitable. Owing to the exertions | Rehr #¥ Brainard, Anderson, Portland, Cl, for New York. upon indulged in the language of ill-bred people, | stated that as the Sing Sidg camp meeting was only | oF the police, however, this was averted, aud the | Schr Robert Smith; Baisden, Portiand, Ct, for New York. whose universal argument is, “You lle, you a a religious picnic (meaning that ft was notas sancti. occupants of the barges were disembarked and } Schr Sarah Mills, Wright, New Haven for New York. scoundreh” This style of argument 1s certaimy |r onious as she would like It to be) the Lord showed | esoomed to the station house in safety. A large | Schr Sarab Jane, Martin, New Haven for Blizabethport, more becoming to @ tory geen of Mackerel- | jig displeasure with the people by sending rain every in Schr Ocean Bird, —~, Bridgeport for New York. ru ‘Wi NGfune 22—In port, bark H Upmann (NG), sete et AE Pm mann (HO) Awerican Portas LEXANDRIA, August (7—Arrived, steamer EO Knighty pat Rvorky Aches Wild. Pigeon, Providence; Oarrlg Holmes, Allywa Polnt, and Addio Murchie) NYork. Balled—Brig Edith, Boston; schra Wild Pigeon, Provts dence: Carrie Holmes, Jurney Citys Addle, Murehle, M: ridge, Conn; Zealous, Philadelphia; Cabot, Ada iy joston. BOSTON, Aug 1?—Arrived, schra LA tt, Hart, Aloxe andrin, Vat A F Armes, Ames, Georgetown, DO; Union lag, ‘aloney, Baltimore, Cleared, brig Susie J Strous, Hammond, Richmond, Vay rip Wood's Hole; achr J W Coffin, Upton, Alexandria, Va; Bari Dunmore (Br), Robertson, Waltimore’ brig @ W Morris (Br) Morris, Surinam achrs Hattte Coombs, Jameson, Richmon Willfam H Rowe, Whittemore, Philadelphia, 18th—Arrived, barks Clotilda, Beal, Cienfuegos; R R Wale ker, Poitingiil, Savannah; brigs Wanderer, Rowe, Tarke cratic par’ jy, This is erroneous, for there ts really a incons’ erable number of German radicals In the jongres¥ , and half a dozen negro delegates were cheerfu’ jy admitted to a share fu the proceedings, Atul 48 o'clock this morning the Congress met, e #tto adjournment, at the Assembly Rooms, ‘enth and Chestnut streets, President Lucker in the chair. Yhe minutes of yesterday's session were read, corre sted and approved. Mr. | PuELrs, of Michigan, offered a paper, which ‘Was Tyvferred to the Committee on Platform, The mos"é Fnaterial part of it reads as follows:— B We rire not sure but our grestest calamities may yet prove Our cf wates: safety. for what greater caiamities than bond- bo'sdd raand Indians? The would not oppose ts, yet @ gig: us in inaugurating our principles, by which we should thu slothe productions of the country within the pext five Ta; While the Indians may yet bold posseasion of suiictent aibory to test our system of Compact settlement. He could number of arrests were made, but owing to the Schr Arabella, 1 “ ——, Bridgeport for New York. fs stint Skits cietksroethatran'Nee wou | leader of te high oraity and pertamed reapectar | TF, Mr aTuney as ad ang Maver ty | latenee of the how and the contusion that pre: | cbs bran Sigh hil eto or Sey Terk, | Mturadee” Ton smu Abbe heaton re Klos salwaye be margin enough to settle on of no value to bis | bility of that paper. Mr. Greeley cannot hope to poe he cnaatven the thanks of the Methodist com- vailed, it Was impossible to obtain pal jar Schr Isaac Merritt, Gladding, Bridgepo: sabottipe Sallod—Steamship Mata (Br), Hains (from Liverpool), 17 Ov CC tis but dozen hastil; b- Schr John R McFee, Hubbard, Norwalk for Port Johnson, The above acgeune arcs Lote ie Schr Josoph E Potts, Hurvey, Port Jedleraon for Elizabeth- wmode of life. Tho. Senate, er all, may hare as much right to make these special grauts as did the ic throw dust in people's eyes and escape the | monity, In passing over the encampment we ob- RAL TIMORE, Aug 17--Arrived, brig E H Kennedy, Geyery = odium of*loboy agent by @ fourish of ram's * port. meus “buaturce® iat prcete tue ploueePagrentorgare | RORUS Lat “it is & wholesale faprication,” “and | Seringed nan ever before, and. Withia. the cicte A WEAWY FORGERY WN NEBRASKA. BOUND EAST, cared Bonen Mlard Filmore, Chase, Warren, RI 8 Q Dut the Gotha and Vandals of our times, aud he that aallas | the author “a self-proclaimed liar,” and the com | Srensing Dublio exercises ‘Ate hela they have been ERY IN Tpeincss baat ositedier Resnnca tee Gacddan BS ap eRe cng ree iets sist thom in the future should be considered the curse of hu- | meroial Advertiser ‘a Journal of litte character and moved back ten feet, giving increased space for (From the Omaha Herald, August 14.) Schr West Dennis, gris, Philadelphia for Boston, Inoket) Mattie ‘Tabor, ‘Aldrich, ‘Apponaug; J C Patterson, Manity, the enemy of the republic and the destroyer of our | less circulation.’’ This old dodge Of tne thief joining the accommodation ‘of the hearers, ‘The board- A few days ago a genteelly “dressed and man- Schr Revenue, —-, Phiiadelphia for Boston, Soulls Rew Landon. civilization, A sorry spectacle for the model republic when ‘we refi¢ctthat during all time no monarchical or centralized sgoverumenit has existed for aday without the sympathy and Support of a ianded aristocracy. In all other cases it bas in- Yarinblg een a government of the people, combining mate ial strés ath und power for the nation with individual com- fort and prosperity of the citizen, After the anouncement by the Chair of several com- mittees, Mr. West, of New York, offered to read the : 4 hr Leontine, Pratt, Sonth Amboy for Rockland. nered person, who registered lis name atthe hover} 8° tg, Robbing, Elizabeth Fatr Haven, In Nebraska City as “0. G. Whitman,” arrived in that | SoL5 9 Nauon’ nor iisapottnert tor tauntons nine eine a cence a eilieunls Lena By i Schr Samuel # Godwin, Waterbury, Elizabethport tor Stam- old, $305 in currency and a dralt on the National ford, Yank of Bicomington for $3,500 on pe Dunlap Schr Vigilant, —-, Elizabethport for Providence, fie, —-, Elizabethport for Providence. Qo., of Cinciunat. checked out small sums to | Schr North Pacific, - Boy tha louse oF e fib iS thas town, as be gave ye WH al, Tilapelapert for er ree Out that he was going into business there, doig.con- | Sctr in the cry of the pursuers “stop thief’ wont do, Mr. ‘ tl westy Greeley. “The writer of this article can show before | Md tents CP tie Geng at Ne priationl ones any court aud jury in the country the connection of | has a large wooden building attached to It, fitted up yourself and the /rivune with many of the most cor | with every culinary appliance. ‘The herculean task Tapt schemes that ever diagraced the ery of arranging and repitching the tents—and tere are We shall call tis morning's Zrtbune on the stand } over 300 on the graund—was supervised fophen gnd submit the evidence of Senator Howard, of | Sern, ar., to wiose forethought ‘and’ iberality Michigan, to show that Mr. Greeley was in the em- | the members of the Old Ladies’ Home iy Forty Bark Serene, Oliver, for Montevideo, went to sea 16tby AM. CHARLESTON, Aug M—Salled, achr W L Springs, Hale bas Athens, . ith—Sailed, sieamship Saragossa, Ryder, NYork. FAG RIVER, curd TocArrived, ectr Carlton Jayne, Is to" A Pte Arcived, achfs John Orockford, Briggs, Georgetown, DO; MR Canisie,Potigr, Philadelphle, ames Buchanan, Kelly, Elizabetlport for Derby. mtg yore ile ia ee Vanderbilt ee gs second street are indebted for a large and comfort- | siderable talk around about on this subject, tellin, Schr 0 Stith, Ferris, Port Johnéon for Bridyeport. GALVESTON, Aug 0—Arrivad, steamablp Ariadne, Eld- ‘Whoreaa by the terms of the Declaration of Tndependence | Cured asa lobby man in the “Vanderbilt interest)’ | guiy furnished tent, ‘Tuts ia the first time that ever | Mr, Ware that he wanted to start next morning Schr J Hidgary ——. Port Jonnson for Bridgepo Pig rN ee ee Bae ae i governments derive their just powers from the consent of | SCTAtor Hon a ag nOnts Pacitie Railroad bil, | these ‘mothers in’ Israel” had tho privilége of at- | buy his stock of goods, all arrangements having Deen | Schr BGarduer, Barbour, Port Johnson for Fair Ha- } 1#th—Cleared brig Flo Te earn eet OO cobti, no, gaverneas and whereas ander, the constitution of the | wilh Kilng General Fremont’s Pacide Railroad bill, } vending this camp tuceting in a body, and, Judging | completed. Mr, Ware fave bimadraft on the Tm- | T-..5 5 pooxiey, Buckley, Port Johuson for Westport | Cn een O Ee tod it EAE eee aie ons ia fevered & ate pelea wee a Miia ee 5 aeoes es roit, repelling the | from the tying visit which our reporter made them, jorters and Traders’ National Bank, New faa Bone Detrott, bite Port Jehnson (oF Huntingtob. Alexandria for Wareham; Mary Weave eppropriste property, enact laws, without submitting agai ae Sena eR they seemed to be perfectly contented in their new | for $8,000, The Bloomington draft was undoubted! Schr Brown, Martin, Albany for Providence. Monoley, Grana (J Ponder, Tutaon; B ‘ac's to the people for satisfaction; and whereas the cor- | 7 was Bee, vaware, toe cee of the last session, waited } quarters, ‘The Swedish Methodists occupy. @ spaco | a forgery. This man Whitman" appears the next | Schr F Barrett, Allen, Rondovt for Providence. son; 8-4 Botce, Yates: Calvin § Edwards, 5 Fuption of this power to-day threatens the extinguishment of | upon by Mr. Greeley to know what were the objections to | hy themselves, and under the leadership | day in Fremont under the name of William 7. Allen, | Schr Mary A, Jeliison, Rondout for Fall River. Qasen, Gop: Mary 2) grerea) reise mn aoas ‘he rights of all'men and women, including the right to the | Granting this right of way. of Pastor Hedstrom will conduct meetings | where he again wants to go into “business.” He | | Schr Yotter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for New arcane ME ite ‘ © Use of unoccupied and unimproved lands, the right to the products of labor and the right to control and direct the exchange and transportation thereof; and whereas this power resulta in tho open prostitution of the ontice by legislators to base ends, at the expense of labor and he sueridiee of the public good, therefore Resolved, That this Convention recommend to the mem- bers of the labor party that they adopt such measures, amendments to the constitution of the United States and of the several States, as will prevent any act of any legisla- five body trom becoming mlaw until tt has been submitted othe people for ratification and duly approved by a msjo- rity voting thereon, Amid considerable confusion and numerous objec- tions to the reading of the foregoing it was finally referred to the Committee on Platform, Mr, TREVELLICE moved that all communications be referred to appropriate committees without being read. ‘This was likewise opposed upon the ground that os tend to bary all communications without Dj ig Tead, Mr. TREVELLICK sald that by his motion he merely desired to save time by ipa jose with the reading of communications and not resolutions, Mr. WEsT stated that there was a ring In the Con- gress that must be broken up. This remark created a great deal of confusion. The Cuatr directed the Sergeant-at-Arma to keep oston; 8 for Portland; ‘MB Rockhill, Rockhill, and Wm Gifford, do for Salem; F St Clair Edwards, Ireland, do for Hlemey, do for Portand : Vietory: Higginw Rileabersport fo niey, do Cor Portiand ; Victo ing, Bliza Bouton’ “Oregen, Gott, Woodbridge, WT, for doy Fait Dealer, widohoe for Ellsworth Gold Hunter (Bri, Price® SUSohie for Hewport for orders; Bea Queen, Wootten NY Orr. a ‘Sailed—Brig O ¥ Geary; echra Gold Hunter, John A Dix, Sarnh, Campbell, P ciford, Traveller, WB 'Darling, BM Fi Ste Ea oa pu ’alol ere! it, jar ichols, at WD, Goean Bird, Lucy Onureh, Wm Arthur, B MoLain, Mary & cy. h, AM—Arrived, brigs Hattie B Daggett and Chimbgs azo, Coombs, Philadetph fa for Boston; schr Willard P Phi lips,’ Somers; Chas E Paige. —; JohnJA Griffin, Foster} Nt 1'B McCauley, Cain, and E S Conant: Gerriaby Philadelphie for Horton ‘Lucy 'H Cogewell, Swett; do fo Ipawich; Maggie Commins, Smith, dd for Gohanset; Dio Wiliams, Corton, do for Lynn; Alagka, Stout, do for Glo Mr. Greeley went to Washington in the ‘Fremont | in their native tongue, Many of the tents occupied interest” ag he went to Albany in the “Vanderbilt | py New York Methodist families are elegantly fur- interest.” The Fremont road was “a great public | nished, contrasting widely with the accommoda- enterprise,” and Mr. Greeley, ag a public man, ig iu- | tions of fitty years ago, When their ancestors used terested in all great pubiic improvements, just ag he } to sleep and git on the bare straw during their s0- Was some years ago in the Broadway Railroad bill, | journ in the wilderness, which was known as the Ward and Camp machine, Speaking of tenis reminds one of the fact particular friends of Mr. Greeley, also in the Wharf | that a canvas residence is belng prepared for and Pier bill, in which his partner, Mr. Eapelair, held {| tue occupancy of Daniel Drew, the railroad a large interest, and contributed bis portion of the | king and financier, who 13 supposed to be one of expense to buy the lobby and corrupt the Legisia- | the sheep in the Methodist fold. What effect this ture. We might adda dozen more cases to show | announcement may have upon the stocks in Wall Mr. Greeley an active and Interested party in | street this morning cannot be correctly estimated, the “anclean drippings” of legislation. Mr. | put it is a pleasing omen that the millionaire who Greeley will tell us he was at Albany and | gave such princely gifts to promote the cause of Washington in the capacity of @ man taking @ | Christian education in this denomination 13 found deep interest tn every great public improvement. | mingling with the worshippers in God's own temple, This 1s the dodge of every scamp when found in bad | councenancing a Methodistic usage which fas con- company. But few men ever embarked in auy | tributed largely to the marvellous growth of Method- wickednese that they did not do from conscieu- | jam in America. During the progress of the mect- tious motives, We repeat, Mr. Greeley can no more } ing he and his camp associates will Usten, no escape from the odium of being a lobb: ent than | doubt, to such poetical strains as Nessus could escape from hig poisoned shirt. We Must I be carried to the skies Shall stick as close to him as the aforesaid shirt, We ‘On flowery beds of ease een be etn Dot by bot ‘Beet a a et and proclaim ‘ar,”? bat testimony o! Tadical While the lamp holds out to burn. friends in the state Senate, by the editors of the The vilest sinner may return. makes the acquaintance of Mr, Fowler and other | Landon. n for Fall River. gentiemen, buys a lot for a residence and leases a Bene awe FSaNIES: oon tor 5 le nae store, Pi ying small sums as an evidence of good faith | Schr Ontario, Barbour, Hoboken for Providence, on each, and steps into the banking house of E. H. Schr Mary Tice, Tice. Hoboken for New Haven. Rogers & Co. to (4 his ey cas gs ACD ined = Lye erent pica oy. for Foroea ‘is by @ gentleman Who acts the part of a awin: 7 —y . friend’ in the transaction, Mr. Rogers cashes Mr, | Schr Pea ine Albert, MeDonald, | ees for Rockport. Ware's draft, the swindler disappears, the discovery Schr G Gillum, Rankin, New York for Portland. ig made and some unfortunate victim is to lose Schr John Wright, Dickinson, New York for Portland, 8,000, Schr White Rock, Hubbell, New York for Providence, This W, T. Allen is aNd the same man who eilog jorthern Light, Buckmaster, New York for Bucks- 7728 Zolng into “business”” in Omaua, where he forged | PECi,, w p aangham, Chase, New York for New Bedford. Murray's name for $200. Sehr Tarltf, Miler, New York for Little Neck, Schr J Ferris, St John, New York for Norwalk, Schr J 8 Swann, Knoyip, New York for Oyster isay. ete) § H I PP I N G N E WwW Ss, Schr 0 McConville, Fletcher, New York for Bangor, septa ear ees emey SAILED. peas eee NENG ce ate ships Java, for Liverpool; Colorado, do; Mercedita, 8 ; Virgo, Savannah;' Minnetouke, ‘Charleston; . 514! Moon sets....morn 2 43 Feirbanke, Wilmisgton, Noe operas acesdas . 653 | High water..morn 618 | Windatsunsets. Marine Disasters. See ane erei cones, SrEAwaniv RAN JACINTO, ashore on Body's Talend, ies Wink. erent dl... | broadside on to the beach, heading, per compass, south,” All yee the between decks cargo Bad deen ‘landed in good condition, ma. cester; acon, Thomas, NYork for Boston; L & M Steelman, Philadelphia for do; Rising Sun, Bawyer, Salent for NYork: Mary Rockway, Frances, from Norwich on ® cruise; Harriet Gardner, Dennis, for do, JACKSONVILLE, Aug ll—Ariived, echt Mary H Banke, all, NYork, 13th—Clesred, schr Monadnock, Bunker, Portsmouth. NEW ORLEANS, Aug 18—Arrived, sctira Joe Kelly (Br), Bryan, Aquadillo, PR; J Simonson, Crawford, Boaton, 4th—Arrived, sobr Island Belle, Paraons, Havang, Cleared—Briga Edith igs Pensacola; LM Merrith Sun rises Sun sets..... Mr. West in order, leading radical organs of the State, by tne promi- Wouldn't it be a consummation devoutly to be Eaton, do; achrs J G Whipple. Wilson, Ruatan Tstand, 1 “ id Ki 0 lower botd, but the lower h DY ER Bot ed Moe ertecek gah Beat amn cai arty who were at Albany when | wished for if “a revival” were to “break out” in and samme packages from, the lower bold, but the lower hold | Also cleared 14th, ‘teamuip Crescent Ciiy, Hildreth, New agent toinfiu- th ence certain Senators. These or are specific sa choke eae nabnarieliacon tits cored enough. We maan to atand hy them. We shall Among the improvements it was observed that a continue MF [totes them. We shall porsist in | large pratformn had been erected in front of the showing that Greeiey 1s an imposter, a cheat and a | preachers’ stand for the choir, and a ball had been fraud upon the unsophisticated people of the | added to the building, in which comfortable cots are porns PUSH be gratiyieg to che vistors to learn that It wi ‘fatulying je visitors learo that PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, the esteemed fisnop Janee, wno bes been auy styled Liss of Americans regisiered at tne banking house | meeting. “ftev. Ws Hi, Ferris. and HF, Pease the bursted open when the sea was breaking over her. Four heavy anchors and 18 inch cables had been run out sea- board, and a strain hoveon each. The first effort at ami: Ing her with 18 inches water in her was to free boy jn S hours, | Up to the time of leaviag her on th it thonght that she had not bilged, At low water th aed, and sanded ground her stern about 9 feet, howld the weather continue modorate Messrs Baker anticl- ate her at Norfolk this week. The cargo saved and taken (0 Norfolk 1s being reshipped to New York. BRIG HANNAH Lizate, from Lh York. yspeTmwEar Pass, Aug 18—Salled, schre Progress, and a Pass A LOuTRE, Ang 13—Sailed, brigs Sir Robert Peel and Gindlatour; schts Orfent, and Planes " NORFOLK, Aug 16—Arrived, brig Wardale, Pratt, Gard peri schra Wm Henry, Mabady, and D L Sturgess, Taylon, jew York, Cleared from Hampton Roads, brig Fatheriie (Br), Steps eng, for Now York: NEW BEDFORD, Aug 17—Arrived, schr Young Teaser, Uons, and by it handed over to the standing com- mittees, Tt was amended to include all commanications, ana then passed. The following were constituted the committee:—Mesers. J. F. Waish, of New York; Guzzan, of Pennsylvania, and Puett, o1 Indiana. Mr. Day, of New York, moved that all documents which the special committees could not or would Hot act upon should be at once laid before the Con- was alveston, be- epepool for o Bowman, -Balth gress. Agreed to. ‘ . ~— anna navn. | fore reported, went ashore about 9 on thé 1ith inst on the Sailed—Schrs Mlatiesots, Phinney, Philadelphia; Juanits, . WALLS, Of Philadelphia, the follow. | of Drexel, Harjes & Co., No, 8 Rue Scribe, Paris, for | presiding elders of the districts, will supervise the oF North Breakers, striking heavily, At daylight she was full | Flanders, Manrice River, NJ. int Walas, iphia, offered iow. | of Drexe nag Aupusl 6, ige-—Philedaipaia ure | Pee dung elders of the districts, will supervwe the | PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 18, 1869, of maier oa the Btn waa, rough for lighters to lay | | PHILADELPHIA, “August 17—Arrived, orig Nuovi That a committee of five be appointed whose ee ORE end Be ae pets ag; | auce, under command of Sergeant Osborn, of the aaved, a Would be | Thy Vanverand, Sharp, Gurdiuery aadiey Grown Geert Grant Bazin, Mr. S. H. Lino, Mrs. and Mrs. E. D. ‘ows, | Twelfth precinct. In the afternoon the opening pub- s fealty, Boston; nrieke Dalecy, wee Resolved, ip duty it shall be to fovestigate, to the beat of thelr ability, ‘obarges preferred agatuat the miners and the miners’ labor: tn Pennsylvania by the press generally, and report to this Songrese whether such chaFges bave any foundation. °-, Read and passed. ReV, H. 0. SHELDON, of Misgonri, offered a com- munication from Francis P, Blair, Sr. It was re- Herald Packages. Sont Evia F Crow git (of Bi oston), Hows Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will bet oe in bag cao ey mitoa cargy oF a l, at please deliver ali packages intended for the Henayp to our | furigg «dense fog on Bloc! fan Fo eT orang oF fhe regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam | airokes per hours ‘owed 4 Ror poten so pees Yacht feet, The New York Associated Press do not now ScHR ABBY Pee, from Philadelphia for Boston, was r » Mr. A. Heaton, Mr. A. F. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. | jic service Was conducted in one of the large prayer Waiker, Mr. J. 8. Walker, oH Tr. C. A. Reed, Mr. and | meeting tents. ‘the Kev. Mr. Morehouse preached Mrs. J. K. Kerr, . A. Mr. G. P. Binder, duct " Mrs. M. A. ea Mr. Lewis Baker, Mr. E. 8, Whe- Hired bie prayer meet ng oplatraaurenst ane lan, Jr. Mr. aud Mrs. B. T. Tredick, Miss E. 0. A morning and an aftertoon boat will ron to and Frost, Mr. T; 0. Hopper, Mr. F. H. Fretz. Mr. Joho | from Sing Sing dally during the meeting, Whiten will of the West, Beaity, M Femrick, ann. Cleared—Ship Othello, Greenteaf, San Francisco; bark ndea, Bbepnard: orteney brigs John Welsh, Jr, Munda; acini AM Roberts, Doak, Boston; schre J A prema Baker, Danversport; UA May. akér, Boston; E 8 Potter, Allen's Pointy Fanny Blake,’ P otter, Providence ” ~ lect maris tend totally wrecked on Bloek Island on the Léth inst, in ferred to the Committee og Communications, | Aa Wright the Assos, Wright, Mr. Thompson | Fs last ten days, ‘besides the trhins on the Hudson ta witiidaee 25 toa Sola wig strut trou tee oeke en | Yang aayed: The AB ron Dahore ta the moraiag duriag & | Grama PhS pee ware og ee 2) tae ir. . CUMMINGS, 01 lassachusetts, offers 1e Hone ~ 7 a 4 ver re le Io £0) Snedecor, Wfadigtownt Hammond, Pain lem; & following resolutions, which were referred to we iw. bawaras, Mreand Mrs He A. Henry, Me. och pag reege ig beheld ay eh heconeecrpnipeey gr peal at ane: ‘Assootatea | Maz TERE aed ein Matterhorn, Curtis, from Akjab | Woodbury, Woodeney, Bal orn) Algznader, 8 Si, Derby, Go es |. We % . 8. He F % uth, 18 0) $ sap cae ey cagha: famiy, Mr. Walle H Horstuiann, “Mr. 2. P. Tefen Lercete. and Becend. ayoaues oe Wow None; | Freee wil’ discontinue the collection of ehap news Tattke | Mevaite® La leuk has hot decreased, aneret ebos args fer | ania for Trlestey Hemeve Mute, fr Leeton; eins Betas lar Resolved, That tn 4 dydepent of this Congress at eae harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. have been taken out. ions in every brancl should en Yuce the co-operative system—in. (rade and manutacture us for uagnayra, and John Chrystal, for Ponce, PR, went to sea on the 16th inst, tg H. Whetham, Mr. Wim. E. Ae Mr. | Sands street, Brooklyn; Peekskill and Dobbs’ Ferry. . , Mr. Ry th—Arrived, brij F. Stevens, Boston; achra B A Elliott, A. Godey, Mr. M. R. Muck Altogether 307 vents have been erected, capable ot end The office of the Henauy stgama yachts JAMES and St Joune, NF, Aug 17—Bark Odd Fellow, from New Lon- Wylie, Mr. and Mrs. ©. Benkert, Hon. Morton McMi- | housing 1,500 persons. Among the clergymen pre- ° é — an eficient remedy for many evils of the sot iniquitous IZANNETTE is at Whitehall slip, All communications from | don Jul; for Cumberland Inlet (before reported), was » She was New York; Pere yboro’ ‘4 owners andconsignees to (he masters of i d be ke it Little Placentt: fh ‘ cq prodabes ani mates s hte of Ybor ite better tan wife of | Suaet col, Wi Meatichae) Poppe, ras Tomas gent Yesterday mete Rev, Messrs, Wentworth, Qs: | tclewiue forwarded tree of charge." "S| Gulted'nad ated completely of anchors aud oer mnt seh HA AS Aare, big Eroteuy, PaiaaeAlet : 5 , Goss, 8. D. § Bis, and all baye been stolen, but it f# not known ul eTiehlon adie That we demand for all oluntary amocasons | MU Jae, Tobin, Ming Katie Tobias, Mr. J, Senett | Vernon, Richmond, §. Brown ant King. oine of CLEARED, wore akan, “Captain and ctw arrived a Placentia in threo | Rogetgn for Monk: Highlander, Parner, and Wap Dubo en for i jo Be Bee ° u by ley '. whal oats, which is ever in wed, f 7 rf rorkingmen cd bf scibend ognize me sencee same | iiss Houston, E. Rol ie older members complain of the luxuries brought wyehlng they 69) delpnia, leared—Bark Lord Clarendon (Br), Lavender, Monte video. Riera ao schr Georgie Deering, Willard, Philadel- a. PORTSMOUTH, Aug 14—Arrived, achrs Ceres, Dow, ¥ York; 16h, Linnlan, M Warden, Watren, Philadelphia, PROVIDENCE, Aug 17—Arrived Schrs Allen Middleton, d. — Twenty-eight bars of silver, besides Kogs of specie, havo @neemahte Java (Br) Cook, Liverpool via Queeastown—C | been saved from the wreck of steamship Germania, rancklyn, —— Bisamshlp Colorado (Br, Williams, Liverpool—Williams & Teland for otto. pigs Meck Mer ates bee \. fi 4 Steamship Zoe (Br), Cloake, Cow Bay, CB—Snow & Bur- | der assininucer “About 4000 bate Gab ies Learson to ren- ges. ? Steamship Mercedite, Starkey, Fernandina—Florida Ral: | (ght Capt Neat, ith the steaiuee Cbavioe Poareo etry Mr. bingon, Mr. L.A. Dubr- | nowadays to camp meetings by thd rising genera- ing, Mr. and Sirs. Y. A. Hoyt, Mr. Maurice A. froyt, | Hon, comprising carpets Sr tne tant Geom nice Mr. R. F. Wood, Miss H. F. Randolph, Miss N, Wood, Mattresses and bed clothin; ig, easy chaire, &c., con- Mr. R. N, Rathbun and family, Miss M. trasting them with the good ol times whe they E.P. Wilbur, Mr. H. E. Packer, Mra. Dr, slept on the ground and only bi wrought with them the Miss L. M. Brown, Miles M. N. Wilson, muatatne Jun., Mr. &. Clement, Sig. Blitz, wife and daug! Wasi on Butcher and family. New York. ‘or capitalists, both from our State and national Legislatures ; nd we denotince auy and all parties who deny this right as enemies of the masses aad tools of the money power, Mr. WALSH, of New York, delegate from Typo- plitcal Union No, 6, of that city, read the foliow- i telegram, and asked the return of his creden- tiais:— ‘Mr. jena oat tos pre sey Was @ sermon in the road Co. py 9 Fob gy en? a Charles Pearson, will no Ftp gg “mm be atta ye Renawaned, ve La eh E , rn . Dr. W ‘ Tro; = : . 01 r evening's » E dwar jarshal imore; Fanny Hamner, Broo! Dezxoarn 10 Narrows Lavon Coxanrss, Assrunty | Mr. W. 8. Eakin, Mr. W. T. Prtppa, Mr. G.G, How: | ference’ His text was trons Noval eee, eek |g Sicamahlp Loulaburg, Thomas, Jacksonville, Fin—W Ray sf pss Daa Pitadelthies Goatgo &-Adams’ Raker, Philadelphia: BUILving, Tent aND CugstNUT Singers, Puita- | land, Mr. Redmond, Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Tows, Mr. | to him be glory and dominion forever and ever—"? Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, Savanoah—Murray, Ferrie & Hooper, Champion, Philadelphi ree H Baers, Th Feeee a ony is admitted you are directed to withdraw | Alexander Taylor, Mr. C. K. Randall, Mr. 0. Y. Stop- | gna he was fisteucd to with great aeation by a | Caen” Ve Bulkley, pMutray, Recto Fe ae ee eae ree) rarncened: of (hesenn | sinh SM ePE ALE Shite netiae: GReenn OTE Se eer in one. Weteere. tera that tt fe an (oben ani, Mr. Lawrence Jerome, Mr. ie congregation of over 1,000 persons, Steamship Minnctouka, Carpenter, Charleston—Arthur | Ship Eagle, from Havana, and to mail agent James Gott, for Satie hrs Saral ry oe “iat Sey |. W, Schmidt, Mr. Thomas Storm, The afterno: , ernoon sermon was preached by Rev.-S. D. ert palionanton ae Mra. Ww Herrick, Mr. | prown, of Yorkville. Mrs. Me Me Rovorts Was the H. Rutherford, Dr. Foriiyos Barker ae ee rae | Fectpieat of a splendid gilver pitcuer for her efforts Zandt. Pittsburgh, Pa—Mr. C. Lockhart, sir vane, | St te camps meeting offthe New York Conference to Mawhinney. Boston, Masé.—Mr. H. D. Parker and Le ah sens tnc hii er family, Mr. and Mra. C. Van Bruat, Miss Anne L, M Taylor, Fowler, and Vermillion, PI Thomas Wymane, Morgan, and Josephine M Frost, Baltimore; AH Leeming, Brown; Rebecca Koigh lett; Lamartine, Butler, and J H Wainwright, phin; Vapor, Johnson, Trenton ; Louisa, fami; Marshall b'Wous, Redves; J 8 Lane, Hateh, and Louisa Francis, Kel- ley, NYork. PAWTUCKET, Avy Way aang echraS A Falconer, Wile r00) 8, . 6, and that we are opposed to hurabags. arenes eed PpOe WILLIAM: STIRK, President Typographical Union No. 6. An aaimated discussion immediately arose upon allowing Mr. Walsh to withdraw, which was only Stopped by the gavel of the Chairman at ten min- utes totwelve o'clock, within ten minutes of the je the prompt delivery of our despatches and files. Naso eary. ‘ a Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, NC—James The firat bale of new Louisiana cotton was broucht to this yrieamabtp Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & 1th inst. ‘00 5 BARK REINA DEL SUD was told at Gibraltar by auction Sh{p Koomar (Br), Griffin, Liverpooi—E E Morgan's Sons, | 15th ult for 82000. si wv wo " son, Philndelphias C&C Brooks, Brooke, do. Hour oGadjournment.’ These last miuuies had pre. | Hamon, Miss Kate P. Osgood, Mr. W. C. Todd, Mr. A SHARP GAME, Ship Rozelle (H\, Meldrum, Glasgow—J W Klweil & Co. Notice to Mariners, RICHMOND, Aug 18—Arrived, mentaship Tsace Belly “ysously Ween granted to Mr. Isaac Myers, colored Haward King. ae a Hugh C. Eakin. Bai- Attempt to Obtain $9,640 on a Forged Draft. mali Houthern Chief, Higgins, Genoa D & JU Brook OMMERCIAL CODE OF SIONAL TN USE AT rERMUpA, | Bourne, NYork: sclit Estella, Wari, do. sdalegate frou Maryland, for the purpose of present. | more, Mass-—Mr. Joseph Rogers Jr.. Miss Haim. ” bet oe Bark Thames (Br), Anold, London—B E Morgan's Sona, espatchéa have been received by Earl Granville, and also | | SAN Fal ANCISCO, Ang 1?—Arrived, bark Androklos, Yox ang @ paper on belialf ‘of bis colored brethren. He : bebo ope, di am 8 a eee ot La Another exceedingly sharp financial operation, Berk Mystic Tie (Br), Shaw, Bristol, E-HJ De Wolf & Pu ie Boss ct Sake, foes, ee, Governor, of Bermuda, 16 ome Bark Victor, Cowan, NYork, with 1400 sacks of a} Peter Chrystal. United States—Mrs, Harriet N. Har. | ‘8 time fortunately uasuccessful, has to be re- | OF .24 commbns (XG), Ehlder, Hamburg- Ht Koop & Co, _ | the Caoof all Nationa” wiil be the only ‘code esd al the sig. | baric rison, Brookiyn, N. Y.—Mr. RT. Shannon, J¥., Mr, | Coded. On Monday morning last Messré, Brown | | Bark Johannes (NU), Kloekgeter, Boraeaus—Huter, fool | D4! stations on that coast for communicating with ships at sea.—London Shiping Gazette, Aug 4, It work “be an act af great injustice to your God-like ars Bou 1 allow tho deliberations of this Convention to Sailed--Ships Star of Hope, Gannett, Liverpool; Orphe Crowell, Iquique; barks pila (Br), ‘Gould, Cork; Ronny isth—Arrived, steamships San Salvador, Nickerson, New ‘ork Cienred--Steamehip Rapiinn, Mallory, NYork; ship Job ¢lono| wit hous yoturuing you the thanks of four milion of | G- Deverall. Stamford, Conn.—Mr. F. M. ‘Hawley. | Brothers & Co., bankers, 69 Wail street, recetved a | *S°. oe Long, Park, Montevideo and B ‘ (Br), Watt, Tanta = a Ee eee Cone aatae Tae Thales Geet | Oaks Ky. cM thomas’ Wo nas.B. Ticknor. Seven | jevter dated and postmarked Baltimore, Ma., August | Norton, spy ‘ne raants titel Of telegram from hen ose of bark Ort Fetlow pe EG Sate ae eget eels They‘ag k tor berneelver is'w fait’chance, that You shall be | Yu, Ar. dnd Mrs. Isaac Stepueha Merk. ieee: | 14, enclosing a draft by the Third National Bank ot | Bar Portisth Ferrarona—Lunt Bros h } jar! lar, 5 ¢ sent: SP. ye lemen’s supplies, bound to Cumberland Inist to land her no Wor * rin, em that chance, that you and they Satad ai’ te foade'aod harmony toplther, dod at tek y; make one steady and strong pull & Collins, son and Wife, Mrs. 0. D. Wilkinson, Miss EB. R. nt Natt f 99 E.R. Dil, | Chicago on the National Park Bank of this city, in rk E A Souder (Br), Payne, St John, NB—Boya & | Kentucky—Mr. W, 0. young. United States Army— co) aud Us phi 4 favor of H. C. Phelps, for $9,640, endorsed by Phelps ken. cargo for use of achrs $B Howes and Helen F, carryingon | Barbour, Liverpool; achr Ella, Portsmouth, NH. nti laboring men of this country shall receive such Mr. F. A. Stoming. nington, D. 0.—Mr, ¥ aegis ‘ inal haling there, a a Board WILMINGTON, NO, Aug 16—Arrived, "schr © H Kell Hull te ade’ as wil hocure. thes. “Ke somrondey, | N. Demongeot, Mr. award E. Patiding-’ Const: | to the order of HM. Horton, and by the latter to p Bigg Jemes Hall (Br), Morrish, Queenstown for orders | Sone taken by these vossole aaa return ite fale. Teoma: | Red, NYorks Se : id Living 14 ¢ Families, educate their childreg aud | tinople—Mr, Joseph ). Yargullo. Oswego, N. Y,— | Brown Brothers & Co. ‘The writer of the letter de- | Brig M Richmond (Br), Reid, Ravre—S L Merchant & Co. | iguorth the O F got in the heavy fogs of Newfoundland | . 8th—Arrived, eteamahip Rebecca Ciyde, Chichester, New eared Tabor, the main couse of ‘tho depreciation “ct | ME,4+,F. Grant the Misses Grant. ‘Cambridge, | gired the amount of the draft to be remitted in ster. | Bele Serpentine (Bry, Newens, Naples Slocovich 400.” | Srainy it way in ketine oor eat hee care ahd | y TORFORD, Aug 1f—Arrived, ache David Q Ployd, Weed .—Mr. J. x { eursed, p , os \. — aaye o more. The white invoring weet woe | Mass. arren Merrill and family. rig Sally Brown, Matthews, Falmouth, Ja—A H Solomon | Poms jt ita alone oe Life me eco TT cotTTed ‘rae | en, Philadelphia. ¥ : hw re nothing to fear from tho colored favoring men, | _, dst of Americans registered at the omce of | ling exchange, in favor and to the address of “H. No. ant aro sats, "Tho loss fe more wgxeaeat net 7ih--Salled, ach H Thompson, Vanzant, Philadelphia, re. vert dee invor elevated mud made respectable; we | Bowles Brothers & 0. 13 Tue de ie Paix, Faris, for | M. Horton, post ofice box No, 246 Haitimore, Md.” ‘rig Nazarine (Br), Murphy, Windsor, NSH J De Wolf & hove named, ‘ander conimesn of Oepisia d Ostler ne AVARREN, | wg Lt—Salied ache ‘Copy, thie, Nor jit Nea ba ate of wa our labor is , 1869:—New York—G, A. ‘ fi i via, do; Day stato, Gost Ye to, IN Yonica. to avo the hours sf labor regulates, as Appleton, B. Late, . Storm, Mrs. G. A. Felows, Messrs. Brown gent the draft in the usual course of | , Brig Tyro (Br), Layton, Windsor, NS—Crandall, Umphray | Po’ wan insuted Iu'New. York, efices te vee aay ot oon bate - to the } aterest of the laborer as to the capitalist, Mr, Fe Bane A) merienn eltizenship for the black eau i 6 cons: Yailtre) t be ts proscrived from the ‘workebops of tue wants Ys business to the Park Bank jor acceptance. The au- Misses G. and J. Fellows, W. G. Fellows, bind Dp! and family, J. H. Leverich; D. 0. Dondghne i, | thorities there not having been advised that the 4 > Chicago bank had maue such draft, teiegrapled to See aiid wifey Mink Me ene Mets. ES. | inquire, and received for answer that the ouly dratt Ar, and Mra, G, H. Morgan, John Cteney. Boston | Out Was for thirty-five dollars. ‘The large draft was 1. Brig W W Lord (Br), Babin, Pictou, NS—B F Small €Co, | ost of the adventure, She was recently pnrehased from Say wit Cinra 4 Aen aes, Ganiow, bor Ben Ghote, Haroor by Willams & Haven, of New Loudon, and regitore ‘atson 10. fo rg Adrio (Br), MeKenzle, Wilmington, NO-H J De Woit | pAt Bermuda July, 99, sche Industry, with #0 bbls, ep oil i "0 Beporia spgke July # acbr Cohannet, Dolano, Marion, 90 ap. Ser Sule (Br), Joraan, Dunedin, NZ—Miller, Lord & Que- MISCELLANEOUS, BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FOR ALL STATES without publicity; legal everywhere; no fees in ad- hei * piace in the document was contained Ati wi the Are that the colored peopie of the land My 3 rom Capt kn, of bark John ‘Dawson, of Nn, | Wnea: consultation tre uccess: Guaranteed, or no charge. ' then protested for non-acceptance, and H. M. Horton bat . + J. Livermore and family, £. H. Cutier, J. R. Cartes MY a al " reports her at Denis Island, June ¥6, having taken 870 b whatever, LINCOLN, Cotinsoliors, deatre the }, ‘ymMent of every penny of the national | 7° Q. A. Warren, Mrs, B,D, Kimball, Miss i, ‘Clark, Tacs Watt ri “ Hicanw ie Sujerinendent ced ‘Schr Wellington (Br), Eagles, Londonderry, NS—Crandall, ipsinge Tearing Mane jn Fepfuary inet: Report nto an No, 807 Broadway, " . ; Mr. 5 i, Mr. y Ss : f - | Umphray & tiantic, Craw, Nis, ofl ns Inst reported; Greyhound, Allen, | ———~ Wher Ptne r4. 2ding of the paper hag concluded the fe arches Nan See fait. | graphed to Marshal Farlow, Chiét of Poltce at Baltl- | “Stir NW’ Monson, Dayton, Richmond-—Van Brunt singn.g | Wertvort, 2” ep alltold. ltznbeth, Spaulding do, 40 do do' [APROLUTE Divorces onTAINED fy DIFFEREN? Congre. W adjol irhed till two o'clock P. M., When the and wife, M, i. Worthington, Mr, R. Beal, Mr. more, to Rt @ watch at the post office box No. 345, chr Helen Mar, Ward, Richmond—N L MeCready & Co. briga Para, Worth, Salem, 475 do do; Falcon, Richmond, do, States without publicity, Legal everywhete, Desar- iy He oe a ; Mr. 7 | Sad 10H. M. Horton, who would recetye a letter next: Bohr Central America, Williams, Norfolk—Bentiey, Miller | 200 do do. tion, &c., suficient cause, Success guaranteed. Terme ost @f Mr. Walsh to be permiutced to withdraw Boots. Yptials;wili come np for action, AFTERNOON SESSION, On the veassendling of we conv D, Strong. Philadelphia—Mr. T, F, Edwards, Mr. J. W. Edwards, St. Louis—Mr. D. Catiin, Mr. Catlin, Mr, Le Tar San Francisco—Mr. P. Donahue, Mr. J. F. Swift Adeice free, day, Was not perfectly well known, to arrest him F. I, KING, Counsellor at Law, 368 Broadw: for forgery. A letter of advice was algo sent to Mar- shal Farlow, giving fuller parttculara, Marne A letter from Capt Allen, of bark Morlin, of NB, reports Schr Rignt Bower, Snow, Georgetown, DC—Bentley, Miller | her at Mahe Banks rine 3h with BW bbls ep oe Si a Queen, of Weat- & Thomas, A leiter from Cape Mooera, of bark tion a motion Schr GA Plorop, Farrer, Baltimore—O B Staples & Co, port, reports her on Hatteras Ground Ang 4, having 120 bbis | ry ‘AT TELEGRAM CART ‘and bost to adjourn to enable the Commite «Ne te 3B end family, Dr, Lan On ‘Tuesday morning a detective was placed on | sine Caaytanr Lartubes, Machina Shoe Ath es, sp oll eines June 20. Would be at homie "Auguint, (Pas GRBST TELSCRAR CAERCORE, ‘was made , n Weert, Mr. t. J. Broderick, Caltfornia—Mr. T, Find- ard at the Baltimore Post Of ry ot Schr White Sea, Taylor, Bost W Lowis & ( A letter frown Capt Kempton, of bark Java 2d, ot NB, ro- onPla Worm, embracing a deicgate from each } ley. Conuecticut—Mrs. T. H. Bartlett, Providence— Oat Oniog, Sane Ne. wae. i FWD Mangem, Ubecc Pda gh . 4 ¥ LOOK FoR THEM, tate of th € Unlon, to deliberate on ihe tong serios | Mr. J, Kingsbury, Mr. and Mra, 'P, W. Lippitt jong (a position before a woman appeared and re. | Schr W D Mangum, Chase, New Bediord—ferguson & ports ber at Kegs May 2, wich 300 Dba olf alt 108 ot ot ay Nabe aE , Mr. We pear . jor from Capt Gitord, of bark, China, of NB, reporte Of resoiutlo ,coerIng every, foc under neaven, | Lowell MF. Hovey. "Weatheld—Mt. MM: Loyd, | glone trois ths pen citea Ce erate ae? | Scit Noite Boomdeld, Hodbte, stamord vera afoot fo tal eat day od crle o age yun os MR ish #8 rt. J. W. diel mn. — Dr. Mrs AL M letter from Capt Clark, o riando, of NB, reports , rane 16 dniorm the congress that’ the pending | Gray, Chicago—Mr. We Couch Migs Je eartiott fete Der Rot recta ees TMi Gln’ superion sas aig bry Heh bao bolas on alt Lola. Ra orn at pigerrighenscteh einen i pod Serta No. Gor iiss Susan te Anthony Sant re Moledo- Me. Lg Pe Pee con _ er When he returned she was gone, Of cores. Reming REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM Yavara, May 15, bark Joseph Marwoll, Cow iM 0) sp, tt wh IN FRIDAY'S PAPER, L if age, wou ‘01 - neenstown Sth, a * v4 i ’ . Waa boun . Congress, ‘He. Wid Fecelved a telegram trom New quities made at the post oflice by the I onal Stenmsbi Go, em Passengers, the Na- | oique channel ep whaling. THE ATTITUDE OF FISK DURING THE TRUCE, costae timore FIRE ALANM FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF CAPTAIN SHAW, | lice It was discovered that afew days since s woman tira —— called to rent @ box from that date until October The Fire Commisstoners caused the alarm bella to | next, and took box No, #45, in the name of H. M. “ ter from Unpt Alien, o' ¢ ‘ . Steamship Santiago de Cubs, Timmerman, Copenhagen | roporie her at nen, ne lot ko tane 1 having ake i ot Aug 2, with mdse and 423 passengers, Lens Me en ad | ap oll since last report—-B10 sp all told. Would touch at Mahe ckson, Port au Prince | yAnguel A hi roceedings Of a meeting of Unton ore ng ase Gog him to witndeaw Lue delega- dion from furcher eonnection with the convention, Miss ANTHONY #ald women were outside aii the THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACB, AND HOW It WILL END, at 0k box.No. u Spoken—Jan 9, of Now Irelund, bark Arthur Plekerto, in the nation, and that tne | tng at eleven o'clock last night, indicating a fire at Horton, The cierks knew nothing further of the | Aug$ and PR Aion 9th, with coffee, logwood and cotton, J 1 — departments a? t , d matter. The police, douvtiess, toe toh a rf ‘ * 1 | Sents, of Boston, at nor recta: SEE EVENING TELE an to be ina conspiracy to keep | the corner we , doubtiess, feel sheeplah about | to K Murray, Jr, The City of Port au Prince towed to thie port | ° ung p! tar nig “3 @ TELEGRAM CARTOONS workingmen a Yering 08 Lanne Agta orner of Broadway and Broome street, vo} tnig mysterious ailair, as tuey manifestly lelt the | sche Mary Jane, bound {rom 84 Domingo to Boston, which gine & bark Oak, Chadwick, of Nant-—had taken 40 bble she fell in with On the 16th inst, In lat B842N, lon 74 05 W, | 8? sce Weaving Barbados, with her beim lashed and drifting about; ber captain and Spoken, Lrcot tne crew had dled of yellow Fever, abd the remoainder | 4 Bark Mary Anna (Ni, trou Sunderland for Savanna, men) were. in & condition and were | days out, Avg Il, lat 40 97, fon 70 (by pliot boat David Mik Onable to throw overboard the bodies of their comrades, | el, Nob, pee nhs ia Be enable Captain Shaw, of the London Fire Depart- | trail at the moment whien, perhaps, they were with- ment, to witness the speed with which our engines | 1” # short distance of the forger, turn out, in exactiy four minutes after the alarm Pome" AOE na eee Was Tung ail the engines and ail the men who | BURGLARY IN BACADWAY~$500 WoRTH OF G00DS STOLEN, OF FRIDAY NEXT, a Saeeenresiapicnttissamtenhsscirs BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERE States without publicity; legal everywhere ; fatiding Molent cause, success guaranteed, No charge in ad ‘ed Qlaok men to their Convention; ern aay 2 jone ita fow years ago? It was the talkraan of thé ballot that made the negro acceptabic, I} was the want of this talisman that despised, - she | Should be there were present, the engines with steam which ware found on the deck In a atate of putrefactic rig Wanderer, from Turka Islands for Boston, Aug 11, off nce, Advice free, Made woman Veh thae held the ballot ‘in weir Bp and the mien ready for work. the Coptain was | AgoMcer Mynne, of the Bix: precinct, was pa | saipeanrnura te the hits e rane A Fesith mass and | Chincoteague by pilot boat Mary H Flay Nod), E. HOUSE, Attorney, £2, Nateun street Oo 14 a ~ Peete: no nhn “an tke Congros@ would dare to raise the Artivel of tbh engines athe ae prey Kew wot, | tolling his post in Cortiandt Alley, near Broadway, | &t N70 Al Tat $8 24 Jou 7440, spoke bark Surah Glown, of St Foreign Porte, Beer TEA AN, THREE MINUTEG—LIEBIGR EX tract of B 5 ibing for family ure fon trang Picasa ioeaine. < Jo MILHAU'S, SONS, 188 Broadway. voice againat nx t adhussion. Miss Aathony spoke Grit w dusied faec’ and anoAt determined ‘ene John, NB, from —— for Hamburg, 83 days out. ANJIER, June 15—Pansed by, bark H. Mr. Buissenn, of , NeW York, @ native of “ou id Ire ur} be cebteamaatip Eureka, ‘Brown, Lig Harbor, with mdse to nile for Bogtons , a LG0A Bay, I. June 29—' t bark Polls Gtoatnbp Firety, Howes, Delaware, with peaches, de, to | Petherick for Ganty Vouk Wigr Drlgtoiaus tie), mean for on doe ing of the intention of the Fire Commissioners to | 1st night at ten o'clock, he discovered two men 4, Karstens, Mn- bave the engines out. named George Hoffman and Joseph Greenwood, nd,’ spoke witrs , warvellous fluency on the sub- alias Fraaces, carrying a largo heavy trunk, | maser, ot (XORNS, BUNIONS. ENLARGED 3 > ALD ‘a, Including Migs Anthony POTATOES IN MaINE.—The Eastern Argus and they were Steamship Fanita, ht ag ' o' NT ANP ALE eos CEN, Gocing ber 4 pretender. that the new railroad. to Dover, Me, on" fee eens y Rs, an eS, fo UTA uv ory ip Fanita, Brooks, Philadelphia, with mdse, to J ee ed 1— Arrived arckierkcia ton stare te, C diseases of the oured by Dr, ZA i Nb aALe worth (Br), way. Refers to all aurgesas, BYgRyBopy SHOULD KNOW WHER! sor EB TO Tons, Coffees, Flour, Mol: cs and Proviatons' cheap’ for Yonah. B00" one eh Sirest, Nowy York athe paces tale by Me, pgundy nach, dren {VERY LADY IN THR UNIT: SHOULD E address Madam DUVAL, box tis ic hy for cir- g sad three most useful and jud) ispepsable articles ever riiard. fo rat, ‘hip Winifred (Br), Bootty Cardiff, 69 days, with ratirond | “Corsunsutee Kee ket whine fron, to order; ship to Boyd & Hinekan, July 6, lat 48 80,lon | leans for Cronat 10, had a tremendove gale from NW, which continuod till ONBTADT, July PO—Arrived, Faveur, Rafu, Philadel- jhe 8th, with very heavy Fanning anid ship laboring env. | phiay Avy “chet ti Bd seria hn pene Ceti Aap el &h | SHORE ag Bans eae es om Bet 0 ‘or NYork, lag; Monte Rona, Yhomas, unc; bark Robert, 68, Cook pilot from pilot boat No 18; anghored of the bat rig ail abip“cromely, Bosinwon, Boban, ed 9th. Bark Ober Burgermeiater von Winter, Schmidt, Cardiff, 61 f —Arrived, chr days, with railway iron, to order, Had light winds, calm: iM ‘ar sonegass cline oasis Pata Dd, and thick fog the whole passage, Sailed 9th, sohr J P Spencer, Smith, Philade!phia, an agricuitural region of éxcellent capacity and iraw questions, to whi they were unable or unwillin on toe Bangor for piptaens About 250,000 to | to give any satisfactory answer, He according! 300,000 els potatoes, besides pressed hay and | arrested them and took hem, with the trunk, to the other merchandise. The prospect now is that po- | station house, where they admitted having commit- tatoes will be worth in Dover about forty cents— | ted a burglary in the building No, 268 Broadway, D: though the price is not yet settic', as the product ts | enecting an eutrance in fhe rear from Cortlandt yg uncertain, In Picataquis county potatoes can alley, ne trunk contained shirts and yelygts of the raised, even with some margit, at twenty-five | value of $600. The prisoners will be takes @@ the cent per bushel, Tomba for examination this morulng, ‘uvotts,gdefended Miss An- y, eee eae 1, "the previous question, © proposition’ of withara, Y#! OD the part of the poarapuical Union No, 6 wa. 2eeatived by a large Majority, ‘Mr. Coonan, of Tlinots, in * Gernaee atyle of address, hands in his pockets and {rine np a es the Moor, declared for a reconsi., ¢!" ph bd ie of yesterday whereby Miss Anti." Was ad- g4—O, Mhly, Knoth, from New Or- ‘