The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1869, Page 10

SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE NEW JERSEY. Hedsken. Tas ATyeurmp Yjiry MURDER, —The man named Thomas McMahon, who escaped artest on Sunday night for a”, alleged attempt to terminate his wife's exisienc”, as published tn yesterday’s HERALD, Was captyed yesterday morning, He was then arraigned bDiore Recorder Pope, WhO @ommitted bim to che ‘eounty jail to await trial. ANOTHER ATTEMPTED SUICIDB.— About ninG O'clock Yast evening a German named Wim. Koester was dis- ‘corered lying veluntarity.on the track of the Union Will Horse Car Ratiroad. Mr, Nicholas Gillis at- tempted Lo remove lum, bul was repiled to by Uhreats ‘and abuse. A policemyn was tleu catled, wio con. veyed him to the station, The prisoner muttered that he was tired of Ike and made such irrelevant swers to the Recorder that he was believed to be a@iuuaus. He resides at Union Hil, and was for- merly a cigarm®aker, He was locked up in oue of the ool, on of cars—an arran~ that has been long bene ge ; “sement yr. The track of the “Gegar Lawn horse railway, in caer. Maun ug exeenced from tne depot through er eet. ‘he Pater" on° and Newark Railroad still raus but one traln aay each way, the Foad ot being yet thorouf’ sty “fpished np.” ‘The, Gorris and Essex Extension via Paterson ts be'ng pushed with great activity, and it is igled cars will ran over it inside of a year, me of the bridges will be the largest and most substany) structures ip the State, TERBIDLE AFFRAY AT FREEHOLD, Fi, J. A Man Shot Dead=The Coroncr’s ‘Jury Re- turn a Verdict of Justifiable Henicide. Avout nine o'clock on Friday night ta quiet rural town of Freehold was startled with t).e report that a man had been shot dead at a country house about three miles from the town, Sheriff P averson tmmedi- ately sent out deputies with the €¢,roner, who ascer} tained the facts to be as follows7—a German named Jacob Mach was employed on the farm of Mr. Peter Conover. Im the afternoon ef Friday Moch came to the house, and finding Mr. Gonover aud his wife ab- sent, commenced abusing the children. Moch had been imtibing lager beer Trecly, so the children ran and bid themselves behind the furniture. Moch fol- jowed them, and catering hold of them in turn struc. them several blows and threw them to the floor. Some persou who was passing conveyed the news to Mr. John W. Conover, au uncie to the chil drew, who lived near, and he went over and took the children to his oWn house, alter remonstrating With Moch, The Litier became enraged at this, and wetiowed to Mr. Cg ed house, pullung a sluke yin the fence om his way. As soon as he reached Conover's residence he Wielded the stake in an angry and excited manner And tureatened violence to any one who should i terfere wih lim. Mr, Conover came out and after some persuasion Moch became quiet and went away. In the eveuing, however, he returned, and this ime Rawow tHE Liquor DEaens.—Mr. Hugh Osvora, residing at-No. 40 Adams street, was arrested yes- terGav’on complaint of one Mrs. McCormack, living YW the same street, who charged him with selling dmoxicating liquors on Sunday, in violation of the State lary, Achurge of keeping a disorderly house was also preferred against him by the same person. Osbveru was taken before Kecorder Pope, who stated “that the Jaw bound him to remand all sach persons 4or tral in default of bath If simitar complaints be jolged against offending parties In future, the same ‘course Will be pursued towards them, ‘Tue prisoner Was unabie to lurnish $500 ball, and be was com- mu led to the county jail to await trial. Communipaw, Tow ABRATToIR INJuNCrION.—The statement in ‘goveral papera last eveuing that the Chancellor's injunction had been disregarded by the stock yard company is erroneous. Such a statement is ta con- Mict with the very provisions of the injunction, | his passion was aroused almost toa frenzy, He tore Which does Lot by Aby means probibil the kung Of | Gown a small gate and shrew it at Mir. Conover, He avimals, but simply prouibits the stock yard cone. | ¢ iuwetuced to tear down the fence in the yard, puny irom dolug anytung winch may be oensive hurling the stakes at Conover, who all tis time was to the residents In the local The itheral My culuug on hi to desist and endeavoring to get hima we pretation — giv to the injuncdon = by but failing he despatched a messenger to Gbanceder hnwself a tew days ago disp ‘eenold fora warrant, Ap officer was sent back of the case in a few _— sentences, wit uiessenger to arrest Mock. But in the you kill amtuats without creating any stench. } jeauume the later bat become desperate, aud or cansing @uy inconvenience or annoyauce tO the | Conover cook his gun wit the impression that the imhabitauts, or eudungeriug Une health of the people | giyhr of 1t would inUmidate the man of fury. But in We Vicwnity, tuts injunction does not operate; but another elect, for Moch armed himself if any of consequences trise from the kKuling | with a | noe and adv weed to the charge, cryiug process must slop altogether.” This is the ) our to Conover that he would kill him. It was @ the Stock Yard Com- | terrible moment, and Conover, teeilng that with Whole case ina nutshell. 4 7 sundant evidetice from eminent medical he foregoing provisions are Vio- i teu operations wit dom aud Fecut When some of u are placed on tie stand for cross-examinaii developments may be expected regar in of the conspiracy agains’ the abaciol emmeut that the butchers threatened 10 a: any of the complainants is Indignantty denied by every tua employed in the estabilsument, Bergen City. PrRoBASLE Muar bout two o'clock yesterday Morning a man was seen prowling around on gen avenne under very suspicious cirewustances by officers Farrell and Kent. When they proceeded to arrest him he ran of. Farrell first overtook him at the corner of Fairview end Bergen avenues, and wliy Way such & erate Mun to encounter nothing less than life Was wt stake, Commenced to retreat towards the perfect frees | jy sul keeping his jace towards the man and telling him if he approached too near he would suoot him, But Moch seemed nowise daunted, ie was slowly gaming ground on his man, so that Conover felt there Was no tine to be lost. He snapped the gun, but the only effect it bad was to yender Moch more furious, and he rushed with a savage, contemptuous grin upon him, Conover, without taking aim, now fired, Moch being only about four yards off, aud the contents lodged in the breast near the heart. He ran a few paces towards Ihe corner of the house, staggered and fell dead, Mr. Conover at once went lato Freehold and de- livered himself up to the sherif, at the same time reciting the details of the afau. The body was taken to the town aud given over to the Coroner, who held an inquest ou Saturday. After a protractea sixuck im on the head with is club. Tuts | Investigation the case was giveu to the jury at three brought the fugitive uiost effectually to the | O'clock, who returned a verdict that the deceased ground and he was ken to the police ] “came to bis death from the effects of a gunshot wound at the hauds of John W. Conover while act- ing In self-defence und we exonerate said Conover from ali blame.’ Mr. Conover ig a respectable farmer and belongs 1o one Of the Oldest faguilies 10 tis section of Moa. muta county. WESTCHE TE2 COUNTY. station, where he was lockel up. Some ume af wards tie oficer iu churge opened the cell and Sound him lying inseasiole. A physician was sent for, but the nian expired at twenty minutes past fve o'clock, a littie more than three hours irom the time Of lis arrest. [His mame was Frederick Lau, a fa mer, tlisty-live years of age. He resided near biize beth. Tue viow of the ciub iwficted a wound over the right temple about two inches in length. Coro. mer Warrea Will hold an inquest, and in the mean- Aime it would be most decidediy unfair to assume the guilt of the officer. Newark. ArROCIOUS ASSAULT Wit A PiTcnroRK.—Abont ‘QuEsT&—Coroner Bathgate held an inquest jast Sunday afternoon on the body of a man pamed Sylvester McMahon, whose death occurred f My 8 atuls boarding house in Melrose on the previous Boon Festeraay Peter Smith, a resident of No. 41] pisut, ‘The testimony showed that deceased, while Astor street, and an employé at the ton horse | working mm his capacity of hod carrier, had com. car depot, was taken into custody to answer a berg of heat last Friday, and was observed to ebarge of having three Uuies assaulted with a pitch- rink large quantities of ice water, until he was fork one Michael Maher, of 63 Lush street, {he | 8¢!40d with a death-like coldness, which €o) led sworn statement of the latter declares that the ac- | Dim to quit work. In that state he remained until cused, in addition to striking and wounding lim, | death ensued, as above mentioned. A medical ex. Knocked him down, swore at and threatened to lake on Was inade, the physician testifying that his life. Suitu is beld. 1of{the stomach aud bowls was the cause a ' vit " of death, The jury rendered a verdict accord: ALLEGED FaLsB IMPRISONMENT—ACTION TO RE- | ingiy. Deceased Was about thirty years of age and OVER DAMAGES.—The preliminary steps have been a pope of eae my n “ taken by a well-to-do citizen, named William Howe, i the evening of the same day another inquest zs , | Was held at Yonkers, by Coroner Smith, touching of No. 674 Market street, in un action to recover | tna death of Jane Roberts, a child eight years of F000 damages from A. J. Clarke, the Chief of | age, Who was run over by an express train on the oltce, for alleged false linprisoument. From piain- | Hudson River Railroad, as mentioned in the HERALD tif’s statement it appears that a few weeks ago, | of yesterday. The child, it appears, was walking while transacting some business in a store in Broad | across the track, in front of her parents and towards street, his horse and wagon weie carried of by a | the sieamboat dock, when the accident occurred. policeman and taken to the station house. On re- | In rendering a verdict the jury censured the raliroad ining the street Howe states that he thougut his | company for not having a fagman stationed at the im had been stolen, 80 he followed It to the sta | crossing while express trains are passing, and also tion house in order to acquaint the police of bis tos, | for cuuding their tratns at such a high rate of speed On hearing that the police had taken his horse and | waule passing through the village of Youkers. Sieoy he a eeute Jed ges he ‘bee wrathy and used sundry expletives not tolerated in polite society, mathe Poniel Cuatks POUGHKEEPSIE, ‘Whereat he was iocked up by order of C ke, held over night, and on the following morning he was let go. ‘I'he case will probably excite considera- |, never op New YORE SHOPLIFTERS.—A gang ot New York shopliiters made a raid on the merchants of Poughkeepsie late yesterday afternoon and suc- ble attention, as it will ve a test one, THE BLOOMFIELD BURGLARIES—MORE ARnests.— eded in stealing good to the amount of $1,000 and ‘wo of them escaped on the steamer. The police are still busily engaged huatiag’ dowa and three others named William the parties implicated in the numerous burglaries | © Perpetraved during the past six montis in the town “ ‘ | Ulericn, Sarah Ulerich and Jane Kelly were arrested at (he depot and nearly $800 worth of goods found aroline George, the wit operator, Christian Gec 4obn Mueller, lias been arre : aah Yesterday she wade alidavit, setting forto apa). PA goods und sold’ them 40 her MILITARY PIONG AT ELM PARK, husband, As she is Row uuder bonds in $1000 answer a charge of assault and battery, her story must be taken cum grano sa a ‘Was made yesterday— t of Me; adier, doing Dies at No. 73 ¢ eld on H charge of rece goods. Mr, Monry Richard f Bioomfleid, tn thits county. on them. The second annual picnic and summer night's festival of Battery K, First regiment artillery, New York National Guard, was beld yesterday at Eun Park, Ninety-second street, near Eighthavenue, At half-past seven o'clock the battery, Captain John N, Heubner commanding, left the armory, corner of Wuite and Elm streets, having previously fired a salute to General Burger and staf, and then pro- ceeded through the City Halt Park up Broadway enroute to the destination, The men, numbering about ninety-four, with Lieutenants Hoelezle, Vix aud Fuchs, were mounted on chargers, ana were ed by the regimental band, which throughout h played come popular and spirited seiec- Though only in existence avout three yea the vattery presented a very fine appearance and aitracted uiuch attention for the dashing and cnival- rous “g of the stalwortn looking volunteers, of marci was very extended, includ ng ege granted by the Commissioners mmanding otticer—occupled nearly four Elia Park about hall-past eleven ‘y was formed toto columns of a " found tn po: fa custody about a yi eiously sabbng one had been calling nun 2 young @overed, but had a very narrow cscape, and Bot oF with a line, KNiours oF among the shoema the Knights of St. © elty yesteroay with but which has not y Mone, The only Graf & Bro., Ne where are empic Me, RIXE—A strike rs of the Order of here appears to have arisca a butiers and tria rm. T troduced some imacitne effects a great savir mt fuer. ‘a into Trac, Goudie column and into lin and, ‘ihe Ni a series Of evolutions finishers, Wut th oa, though te Space was ex. creased. The boss eaty-fout rounds were fred and ‘the entire field practlee which ito put his men through the gtrike, .bg to the Garrow dimensions ‘Yet byt ‘ era, the enire shoy ee unutl th ore Was also among the cutt eighteen dollar noon Bim Park was the éeene of mach ent. As the battery turned pation and the pleasures of 1a for the display of military ime ensued. It was perhaps looking up Wey « greeable affair ever held @ay cutters ii N A large number of fal dol in 3 1 and children, partici The cutters, ke th e day, and not the slight et properly org en are etill w join the str men employed in Banr or two Orher shops. Deen held, bat s yeveral oo: 1 whieh Will decid in racine ing the entire ‘race © . 1 About 7 occutred to mar the complete harmony ailed. After lunch the pientcklans dis. eves upon the green listening to the of an excellent band. ‘The scupa ed by the biooming youths, rth merrily as they awong faly maidens aud mem- 1d8 mingled tn the terp- Nusg was provided to € one, and one which 1. At intervals sa- 0 thess of bo men arous- cers from the spectators. The visitors number of officers trom other regi- 2 ¢) | jueuts, Whose vacous waforms gave the ecene a ues J M. J appearance. 2 evening need with w ept up with qht. The picale, one to be wure, Was brought to a close the Paterson Oy yy Kailerty, ris aud Janies The Pine Der. tious to rec’ deiptua, The steamer of W beon sent to its m. oes oro Seg ho y Seen lava 0 ~Mmo. Smith et dded to the Paterson " 4 teenie Boattno.—Although the Dundee Bou eg accepted the challenge of the Nassau ed New York, (which 13 summering , Mule Park,) it is doubtful whether the race drone, 1, Avegao, Dubre- Mwe Raisin, 3 entants ob , Mons et Mme Vanderpoel rs Dato, Denne, Mecker, ndez, Mule Mactan, Mile ‘Thomas, M and Mme Ogdeo and two infants, Mme Martin, M sod Mine Higuet apd infant Messrs odan, Mme Ketcham and iofat ime Val- lcver!, Marrast and brother, er, aorvant of Mmo Sntth, dMossra' Pronbet, Cohen, Paris ¢ Paterson club want tue race at | claiming the nght of the chatien: i the course. The Nassau Oiuo, race to come off oy tue river below ” go Uniess one of the other gives In, which at pres Mi etus doubtial, the match will be transmogtitied | a rom aguatic to erim, and go “up in a bailoou.”’ ae ‘ Propanie Invanricip#.—On Suaday afternoon | Court ons fervent of Min ‘ the body of a fully developed male tofant, appa | Kiyin, Wurtz, Macart, Mile Menu wad sister, Mme Po rently a few days old, was found in the canal near | thovier, Nine | Cazeaux, M Babut and the Nead of Mill street. A post mortem examination two Infante, M_ Arngud, Mile Patton, Mine Huppenbauer and two Infante, | Mile Vrigath, Mesere Uabour, Frovin, Mme Carrion, Mile Nash, Morgra Kaveau and two infants, Freyrad, Beroanet, roved that the ehild had been bora alive; but ag hare were evidences of umproper care at ite birth it | Maguien, Hecht, Lourret et frere, Lataple, A ‘Bo ‘Was impossible to determine whether the couse of | Boves ag tend “1 + ie er joantery Ma deach was by drowning or otherwise, A jury | ot {rere Cement, leugeat, Krebs, i Babe Y ‘chin, Petit Pierre, N jer, Apple, Honold, Was wuinmoned yesterday and an inquest held by | j:ine Deschamps, tivo Intan Wes Fence nie Coroner Avison, ‘resulting in a verdict that “said | Mile iol, Messrs Coblliing acd infant, Kotler, Mile EHatra- ohild was born allve ana came to his death from im- | Mile Belden and atster, Mand Mme Curner Proper treatment, and that the mothor of said child 1M Crouiily Mine’ Felden and two tn ‘Was to the jury unkuown.” ri " Franzecaa, Deront, Barnpal and wife, Ho! RAWWay Marres " cor, Mile Levy, Menara Vingent, Prowler: LWA BRS. —Yesterday were addea to the Usiein, Shackovord, Heary, Loriewx, Mareband, Frie’ Raliway tine ta two new Uraing which ran } #74 Mine Laguno, Messrs Davenport, Allison, Shafer, Broce, “eane, Mule Muller, Messrs Crane, Michel, Mile Vogel, i from Long Dock jo Newburg vie Vaterson without . iryae, ime Dusaoa, ‘NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, CITY POLITICS. AUGUST 24, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. — LONG BRANCH. Severateenth Aesembly District Union Repub- | Matinee for che Little Ones at the Stetson lican Association. ‘The regular monthly meeting of this organization ‘was held last evening at the Wigwam, Forty-sixth street, near Kighth avenue, Mr, George P. Bradtord, President, in the chair, ‘There was a large attend- ance of members, and in view of the approaching elections considerable interest was epee in tine business of the association. The Peven- teenth. ‘Distriet Association ig the one whi), claima to be the regular organization of the dis wict, and paya allegiance to tle Twenty- second street General Committee, to Which it sends delegates. A spectai committee wha appointed at the last meeting to rt_on the action taken by Mr. Ketchum, the ape of the ward, in bestow- ing his patronage. chairman of the committee, Mr. Merriman, reported that the committee had had an interview with Senator Fenton on the subject, ‘and that they had asked his advice thereon, but that as Mr. Fenton was about leaving for Europe they had thought it best to defer any action in the matter until his return. The reports of the Kxecutive Com- Mittee and the Committee on Membership were re- ceived and adopted, and after several new members bad been elected the meeting adjourned, The asso- ciation was reported to be 10 a very flourishing con- dition, and expects to be able to do good service to the republican cauve this fall, The “Old Democratic Forty” of the Seven= teonth Ward. The German Democratic Club of the Seventeenth ward, known by the name of “Old Democratic Forty,” have lately reorganized by increasing their executive committee of forty to sixty members, The following are the oficers of the reorganized club:—Messrs. Christian Uhl, Presi- deat; Charles Richter, Vice President; J. F. Bau- mann, Recording Secretary; Christopher Fiecke, Cor- responding Secretary. ‘The following are aiso mem- bers of the committee:—Messrs, Joseph Schaefler, George Hertfelder, A. Cmprecht, Charles Bena- dinger, John Zahn, Peter Gommel, Chris. Reis, Nicholas Seeger, F.S. Muler, Bernard Hardt, Fred. Kaerth and other prominent citizens of the ward. The Executive Committee had passed a resolution to take the necessary steps to secure to the Germans a fair Poe y taper according to their numbers, of the candidates to be nommated for State, county and munictpal ofices, and another meeting was held at No, 197 East Fourth street last night, Mr. Charles Richter presiding. The mecting naving been called to order by the chairman Mr. Christopher Flecke made a speech, declaring it the firm intention of the eluo that may shall bave a fair and full representa- tlon among the candidates to be nominated by Tam- many Hall, and that im such case the club would willingly support the candidates of the general organization; but that if such consideration would not be shown them the ward orgc#ization would follow their own way at the ensuing election. On motion the following members of the Ls Committee were appointed a special comm! order to confer with Tammany Hall:—Measrs. tian Thi, Charles Richter, John Zahn, Chr. Flecke, Fr. Baumann, Nich, Seeger, John Lander, Jos. Gluck, Conrad Diehl and Henry Singer. Speeches were then made by Mr. John Sohaefer, who had been a delegate to the International Lavor Congress at Philadeiphia, and recommended the adoption of the platform of that congress by the meeting, which proposition was declared out of order by the chair- mau; also by Mr. Charles Kinkel and others, and it was resolved that the Committee of Conference re- port to the club at their next monthly meeting, GENERAL LEBIEUF, FRENCH MINISTER OF WAN. If the successor of Marsha! Niel lacks the reputa- tion for military ability possessed by that late head of the French war department he is not likely (0 prove a less obedient servant of the Emperor Napo- leon, General Lebceuf is, we think, either a son ora nephew of Louls Leboeul, who was a prominent po- lidician during the reign of Louis Philippe, and who, early in 1862, was appointed a Senator of France some months prior to the proclamation of the second empire (Dec. 1852). Of this, however, we are not certain, a3 none of the current biographi- cal records contain a sketch of the new Minister. In- deed, even of the spelling of his name there is no cer- rar fe a8 in some Volumes of the Almanac de Gotha we tind it spelled Le Boouf, and in others Lebceuf. He first appeared in an official capacity in 1800, when he was commissioned a general of division, and nero ald-de-camp to the Emperor, Pre- vious to this, however, he had served with credit in the artillery and engineer branches of the service, in g subordinate capacity, in the Crimea and Italy. He remained as ai Rare De 1864, when he was appointed chief of tne Advising Committee (Comité Consultauf) of the Artillery, which position he retained till promoted to the Ministry of War, as reported by the cable telegram published in yester- @ay’s HERALD, It will thus be seen that General Le- boul, though by no mean an obscure officer, cannot ravkin distinction with the Niels, McMabons, Canro- berts und Bazaines of the empire. That he ts cquaily as devoted to Napoleon is @ matter which admits of no doubt whatever. TERRIFIC STORM IN CONNECTICUT, Several Honses and Trees Struck by Light. ning—People Prostrated and a Yoke of Oxen Killed. One of the most severe storms of the season passed over Bridgeport on Saturday afternoon. The thunder and lightning were terrific and the rain fell in torrents. Two houses in Hanover street, near Division, one belonging to John McNamee and the other adjoining, were struck, but only slight: damaged. A baystack ou Short Beach, bel longing i Mr. Lyman Merwin, was struck and eerped burned, id two men who were near at the time, and just in the act of shaking bands, while standing near a wagon, were prostrated to the ground. A house on East Washington avenue, near Main street, ovcupled by Mr. Smedel, was stuick, the lightning ing down the chimney and badly frigtitening the family. About the same time a tremendous bolt Was seen to fall on the Fround on Wasning. ton avenue, just above the Main street crossing. and entering the ground came in contact with the water pipe, burst it, and branching of came ont in two places, one abont fifty feet from the place where it strack and the other about 160 feet, breaking the pipe at each place. The house of Mr. Schieber was struck, the cette | running down the rod until it came in contact with a tin conductor, when it broke and passed through the house in different directions, Gamaging the house and furniture Fi ccty bouh ES The corner post of the house was split from top bottom, and a little child sitting on the floor was raised about two feet and set down again with little or no injury, and @ large flat Stone used as a cover for a cistern was taken up and turned po ged around. A horse at- tached to@ coal cart left ee fi Main street ‘was (rightened by a terrific peal of uncer Med ran away, striking the show case of Mr. Erekson, phot grapher, breaking it to pieces. A person whd wit hessed the occurrence says the electricity cracked and snapped, as it ran along the telegraph wi like @ bunch of dre crackers olng off B ipl succession, and he dou’t blam hit forse ning. In Huntington a fine yoke of oxen belonging to Mr, Elly Lewis were instantly killed, ay we itanding near a couple of large trees which wel spist into splinters, but no marks were discovered op the oxen, We hear of trees and bungings being struck in different directions, A pertect tornado, blowing ap trees, unroofing houses and doing in- Inenge damage passed over the country at tbe same ume & few miles to the north of here, r rune OBITUATY.. , Dr. H, N; Wi Im. ‘rhis gentieman will be buried to-d4y trom his rest- dence on Seventh street, near Third avenue. Born on May 31, 1810, in the west of Germany, he acquired the degree of doctor of medicine at Goettingen, and shortly atter emigrated to the United States. Arriv- ing at New York {n 1834 he has ever since remained here, and as @ practising physician has won for him- self ‘a well-merited reputation. For six years he was Coroner of the county of New York, and when about to be renominated he declined in favor of Dr. Schirmer, He was Master of the Pythagoras Lodge of the Masonic Order, dna his funeral to-day will be with Masonic ceremonies. For the last few yeats he has tived happily in retirement, and a number of chUdrep and grandchildren mourn his decease, EUROPEAN MARKETS. 1 Hono: Mowey Mtaner.—Loxpon, Angust 23-400 M.—Consols closed at 95% for money, and a4 for the account, American securjties closed drm, United States five. 1802, 8434; Go. do,, 1865, Old, #344; do. do., 1537, 654; United States ten-forties, b ‘5 Evie Railway shares, 104; Ulinois Central, St Panis BouRsE.—Paris, August 20—Evening.—The Bourse closed sirong. Rentos, 73f, 720. PRANKVORT Housh.—FRANKYORT, August 23-~ Evening.—United States five-twenty bonds closed heavy at 89 for the issue of 1882, LiveRvooL Corvon MARKET—LIVERPOOL, August 23—4:30 P. M.—The market closed @ shade easier. Middling uplanda, 15% d.: middiing Orleans, Lid, ‘The sales of the duy have footed up 10,000 bales, 2,' of which were taken for export and speculation. HAVRE COTION MaRkRT—Davaw, August 22— Eveuing.—Tae cotton marget closed quiet for both SOCK O Spot and atloar, LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, August 23.—No, 2 red Western wheat, 9s. $d. per cental. At the wncat salea to-day inferior grades of red Western were sold at lower prices. LIVERYOOL PRopuce Mankki.—LiveRrooL, Au- gust 23.—Spirite petroloum, 8}4d, per gallon. LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS “MARKET. —LIVERPOOL, Augast 23.—Pork, 1049. per tierce of 904 lbs. for ex- tra prime mess. Lard, 77s. 6d. per cwt, LONDON PRODUCE ManKEr.~-Lonpon, August 23.— Spirits turpeutine 6d. a 268, 9d, per cwt Cal- cutta linseed, 6a. PRTROLEUM MARKET.—ANTWERP, Angust 23— Bvening.—Petroleum closed quiet aud unchanged. ————— ee HAVANA MARKETS. HAVANA, August 23, 1969. Exchange on London, 15% a 16 premium; on Paris, 234 @ 3 premiash; on United States, f fg it, 18: iu aixty days’ sight, 336 a4 premium, and short 5a a apt ent 1m cnrrency, mxty days’ algnt, count, and snort sight. 19 discount. Fiouse—A Brilliant Success. Lona BRancn, August 23, 1869, The “.catest affair of the season tuok place as the Stetsn House thisafternoon upon the occasion of & vaae.née given to the young people by the proprietor Of the hotel. The children, numbering nearly 300, ‘were attired in the most tasteful and beautiful man- ner, The dancing and parior games were freely indulged tn for some three Boure, after which they partook of @ sumptuous repasf. The affair was much more @ success than anything of a similar kind ever given at the Branch. On ‘Thursday evening a grand ball will be given to the guests of the Stetson House. Governor Hofman, General Sherman and General Sheridan have pro- mised to be present on the occasion. THE CONTEST OVER A CORPSE. Ald of the Metropolitans Invoke: Quite a lively scene between two undertakers, as to the possession of the rematns of Ann Sutton, Whose death has already been announced, took place at the Morgue yesterday afternoon, The friends and acquaintances of deceased, who were re- Ported to possess considerable means, mustered at the Morgue in strong force, and while undertaker Reed was absent for a short time Mr. Kennedy, of Pearl street, appeared with a burial it from the Board of Health and several of the Eighteenth pre- ciuct police to ald him in removing the body if any resistance should be offered, A great deal of bad feeling was manifested on the part of the crowd when the corpse was removed from the Morgue to the hearse, but the proeenss of the Metropolitans had the tendency to keep them quiet, and thus the contest over the corpse had a peaceful termination. Warden Brennan, of the hospital, also took an active le in preserving the peace, and caused the crowd 0 be etepereen ag soon as the body was gone, The quarrel between the undertakers and other inter- ested parties bas been most disgraceful, THE SPRINGFIELD RACES, SPRINGFIELD, Mass., August 23, 1869, ‘The fall meeting of the Springfeld Club will open to-morrow, with a trot-for horses that have not beaten 2:33, and one for horzes that have not beaten three minutes, There are seven enwies in the first class and eleven tn the second. The special attractlon of Wednesday will be a double team trot, and on Thursday will come off the great trot between Goldsmith Maid, American Girl and George Palmer. A large number of fast horses dnd sporting men arrived to-day, and a great crowd is expepted to-morrow, TELCORAPHIC NEWS ITEM. The Boston Daily Advertiser has been sold toa new company for something leas than $250,000, Martin McGuire, who attempted to murder his wile in Hartford on Sunday, has not yet been ar- rested. Mrs. McGutre Is still alive. The Haymakers, of Lansingburg, defeated the Forest City Club, of Cleveland, in a game of base ball yesterday by a score of 34 to 21. Joseph Herrick was stabbed, it 1s supppaed fatally, in Albany oe Sunday night in an affray. Adam Zimmer and Bastran Dollar have been arrested charged with the offence. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanno for New York=Tiis Day. 5 18 | Moon rises.....eve 8 12 645 | High water..morn 9 43 Sun rises. Sun sets. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 23, 1869, CLEARED, Steamship Hammonia (NG), Meier, Hamburg—Kunhardt & 0. Steamsh!p South America, Tinklepaugh, Rio Janeiro, &c— WR Garrison, hip Franconia, Bragg, Portland—J P Ames, eee Embla (Nor), Jansen, Cork for orders—Boyd & jncken, Bark ‘Amelia Gebering, Haynes, Antwerp—8 L Merchant Bark Du Frubling (NG), Koopke, Bordeaux—C Tobias & fictg Jan Van Galen (Dutch), Loon, Rotterdam—Punch, Brig Angostura (Br), Morrill, Ciudad Bolivar--W H Hal- sey. Brig Martha, Cassidy, Moblle—J D Hurlbut & on. Brig Gambta, Gilley, Jacksonvil Ra; — Co, Sebr Eveline, Pierce, Barbados D Trowbritue & Co. Schr W K Chapman (Br), Beck, Dorchester, NB—P I Ne- Vius & Sons. Schr Ann Amelia, Hudson, Norfolk—A Hampson. ‘hr ME Jones, Jones, Baltimore—N B Vondersniith, Schr Nellie Bloomteld, Hobbie, Stamford, Sluap Oda Fellow, Dyer, New jou. ARRIVALS. REPORTED KY THE HERALD STEAM YACATS. St manip Manhattan (Br), Forsyth, Liver, | Aug 11 vij jyrenetown 12th, with mdse ‘and pastengers! to Willfains > Steamship Iowa (Br), Redderwick, Gi via Movill Aug’, tith radee and passengers, Wo Hondetoon Blow ted heavy westeriy gales to Cape Race. Steamship Pereire sere uchesne, Havre Aug 19 via Srest Ueckensiesasrieed at ay Hook. Aug at a eclbe Pa, at Ban lool al x I. N, 3 20, ry ab busin Yale br Aamiral Lyons (Br) Bound W; eame dar, tat a , jon y reranct lat ion 2! prey Webb, from Liverpool tor New fort’ f0ti,on Newtonnd, land cave ng steamahip, bougd Wd of Fire Ialaid Tal for, from Liverpool for New Ship Progress, Hale, Liverpool, 40 with mdse, to Nes- mith & Sone Had light winds aah ean Wh thy sage. fig 18 Int 40 8, on 68 £0, took pilot fromm pilot boat Hope, Ship Twilight (ot # yott 8 with Mdnmy 40 61\ vallony &'0or Thies modes west with raiiw: with light winds. iad ber Wiha Hehi wine w uy 23, tat 49 80, 1on 20, saw cess poll d fod ite, wit ae and a ye attached, several buckets, ip Camilla (of Boston), Humphrey, Genoa, June 97, with mdse to J B Phillipa & Bont, veacel to ‘Vernon H Brown & Co, Passed Gibraltar July 18; ea ig winds and oalms most of Augueta (BP), froin Ugnow for Guevons aur, bebe , from Genoa for gnebeo; jon 87 10, signalled sbark Sheraune ey uring east; same ing ¢: day, ship British India (Br; Birk Grace ad », 47 days, with rile atee (Br), Bogart, Nowpo way Iron, to order; vessel to Heney & Parker. “Took tho Northern paseage aind had de west hr. Bark Sir RG McDonald (Br), Wilkie, Middlesborough, 50 days, with railway tron, to Boyd'& Hencken; from the stl to #th of July had ab je from the WNW, since thea ke, epoke bark WH Cardig, June 26, with rafl- $ eather; 9, off fenkins (Br), from Cardi Bark W if Jenkins (Br ron, Lo Boyd & Hi Has ‘been 2 Westward of the baw winds and fogs, eon Bark Queen of Scots gow, 89 days, with mdse, to William Nelton,’ Jr. Had moderate weather, with Nght winds and thick tog" eee ay rittain, Pictou, NS, 11 davs, with Milam Kathborn, Doane, Boston, 4 days, in ballast, Anna D Torrey (of Deer Isle), Curtis, Bangor, 8 days, with famber, to Wen Walker | nt Cotls Bang ne By Velane (ip), Gaalon, Cow Bay, 8 days, with coal, to EH Growiey, Crowley, Brunswick, Ga; 9 days, with fi lumber, to TM Maylicw & © Schr Laura Pride (Br), Hassell, Maracaibo, 21 days, with gottee, hides, &c, to E Pavenatatl & Co; vessti to Jones & Longh. Had moderate weather during the passage, Solir David Miller, MeGee, Georgatowa, DC. pap? Stataaman, "Newton, Georgetown, DC, for Hunter's olnt. Schr Rebecea, Smith, Georgetown, DC, for New Haven, Sohr John Fotays, Apuletou, Baltimore, Behir agon, Small, Machias,6 days, with Inmber, to Simp- son & Capp. Canal boat Adell, Vaughn, Montreal, 20 days, with lumber to master. Canat boat J T Buell, Varney, Montreal, 20 days, with lum: er, to master. Canal bont M Mossic, Vielle, Montreal, 20 days, with Ium- ber, to master, Canal boat BW Hollister, Odell, Montreal, 20 days, with lumber, to master, Catal boat Fame, Moses, Montreal, 20 days, with lumber, to master. Canal boat JP Wright, Manville, Montreal, 20 days, with lumber, to master. Canal boat BF Lacea, Fisher, Montreal, 20 days, with lum- ber, to master, The bark Biomidon (Br), from Cardiff, which arrived yos- terdag, ts consigned to James Edinlaton’& Co. Reports Gne wWeatlier the entire passage. Passod Thvongh Hell Gate, BOUND sour. Steamship Glaucws, Walden, from Boston for New York, wlih mage and passeagers, to Wi P Oly’ Brig Joha Sanderson (Br, Colter, Windsor, NS, 8 daya, for New York, wit plaster tb Brett, on & Schr Sonthern Gruss > Windsor, NS, York, with plaster to J R De Wolf, Sctir St Hubert (Br), Ferguson, 8t John, NB, 15 days, for New York, with lumber to Hatton, Watson & to ma Bri; 7 days, for New Yacht Sylvia, Dodge, Newport for New York. Bobrd DT Birjekland, Clark, George's Banks for New York, with fish to Hale rs iar. Sclir North Star, Beckwith, George's Banks for New York, with Oh to T Baker & Co, if Scr Angeline, Hicks, Rockland for New York, with lime tod R Brown, Schr Nile, Spear, Rockland for New York, with lime to J V Haviland. Schr Atalanta, Pierce, Rockiand for New York, with lime tod R Brown. Schr Charlie & Willle, Thomas, Vinalhaven for New York, with time to J V Haviland, Schr Hoary Adelvert, Danton, Gai with lumber to Johu Boynton's Son Brig Olive (Br), Parker, Bangor via ‘York, in ballast, to master. Schr Atlantic, Stubbs, Bangor for Net Schr Olara Norton, Saunders, Ban; lomber, Schr Seneca, Hart, Plymouth for New York. Schr Louisa ¥ Sinith, Stover, Boston for New York, to A T Rowe. Schr War Steed, Nickerson, Boston for New York. ‘Schr Mary Eliza, Handy, Boston for Jersey City, with fron, vache Albee Franklin Maker, Nantucket for New York, ith fish to Comatoc! Te Wiebe crane pers, Wilcox, Nantucket for New York, with to Gi al Macon Hiventale, No ‘wood, Gloucester for New York, with fish to Geo P 3 Scur J FP Rovinugn, Harding, Gloucester for New York, to Woodrul & Robinson. Behr Stephen Waterman, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Sehr Garrett P Wright, Yrebble, New Bedford for New ‘ork. Sclir Entire, Kinnear, New Bedford for New York, Sehr Ariadne, Harding, New Heiford for New York, chr Kacer, Hall, New Bedford fur New York. Schr Isabella Alberto; —--, New bedtord for New York, Bebr Tristram Dickens, Babvook, Westerly for New York, Sehr eatin ns, Weaterly for Albany. Gebr lnabole, uate, yansis for Albany. iner for New York, WW. New Haven for New rk, with lumber, for Newark, wit Sobr Allen H Brown, Peterson, Fall River for Poughkecp- Se 'W Ponder, Palmer, Taunton for New York. i fae ee aS von, ‘ar relia, Crowiey, Somerset for Pough- for Philad Jouve for New Pas ene for New York. ‘Whitmore, lcs iw Yor for New Wal Fame ce for New York. Rowan Mionce for New. York Wot fy? lames for New York. ee for n. “Schr Henrietta, Selsey, Pro for Philadelphia. feu Haar Recytecienpe tiara aay Schr Anson Sueppatd Bo iteh, Provideuce for Philadel- P Sehr Fred *, Terrill, Providence fc B ‘lok. Behr ButaheX Falconer’ Wiktoae Bactuater ior New York, Sarah Schr Gen Grant, Miller, Pawtucket (or New York. Behe Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Pawtucket for New fork. Sobr Brilliant, Farnum, Newport for New York. Schr G Matthews, Lunt, Newport for New York, Schr Varuna, Sawyer, Newport for New York. Bebr Frankia Pierce, Hodgdon, Newport for New York. Behr cores Hart, Norwich for New York. o Norwh Schr Pennaylvani ich for New York. Schr Torus, Champlin, Nervtich for Newby hr Dr Franklin, Hovey, New London for Newburg. chr Hudson, Champlin, New London for Rondout, Schr Kninht, Romer, Néw London for New York. ohr Hydr rainards Bush “Ob for New York, sn for New Yo Schr RT Graham, Wilson, Portland, Ct, for Now York. Schr Danfel Russ@l, Clark, Portland, Ct, for New York. Sche Trvphenta, Nickerson, Now Haven Cor New York. Bobr Caituta, Spear, New Haven for New York. Schr Daniel Morris, Hemingway, New Haven for New ork. Shr 1 F Brady, Hil, New Haven for New York, Schr Billow, Eldridge, New Haven for Trenton, aGicht Bending Railroad No 47, Reed, New Haven for Phila- lelp! Schr Susan MeDavitt, MoDavitt, New Haven for Phitadel- hia. Piscbr © Hadden, Hemingway, New Haven for Philadelphia, Schr Amos Bri Knapp, Bridgeport for Woodbridge. Schr David 1 lerson, Peitigrew, Westchester for New ‘ork. Schr Thomas Faile, Phillips, West Farma for New York. Schr Anva Davison, MoKoberts, Plumb Saland Liguthouse for New York, amond, Merrill, Greenport for New York. Schr Black Schr Benj Browning, Lamphear, Amaganset, LI, for New York. Schr Julta 8 Swan, Knapp, Oyster Bay tor New York, Schr Damsel, Golden, ‘Ovster Bay for New york. Schr David Crowell, Peck, Oyster Bay for New york. Schr Harriet, Chapman, Cow Bay, Lf, for New Yorks, BOUND BAST. Brig Peter Roberta, Reed, New York for Halifax. Briy H Porter, Card, New York for St Jolin, NB. Sci 1 8 Wing, Whitaker, Georgetown, Do (or Boston, Schr Oliver Ames, Frenel, Georgetown, UG, for Provt. lence. ‘Schr Amelia, Beebe, Philadelphia for Pawtucket. Schr Maria Louse, Slow, Philadelphia for Lyna. Sohr A Tirrell, Atwood, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr Hazleton, Gardner, Phila for Taunton. Scur W F Burden, Adama, Phil Sebr B E Sharp, Colematter, Phi Schr J P Cake, Hindteott, Philad Sour RA Bliss, Hudson, Philadeip Schr A B Elliot, Nixon, Philadelphia for Plymout Schr J word, Young, Philadelphia for ——. Bohr Reading RR, No 3% Purdy, Philadelphia for New laven. Schr Goddess, Kelley, Philadelphia for Lynn, Schr R H Daly, Lamphear, South Amboy for Norwich, Schr J H Deperity, Sterger Lorton. Schr Reanoake, Hathaway, Woodbridge for Taimnton, Schr J R Ford, Dantors, Elizs Ol Schr T Cahill, Hallock, Port Johnson for New en, Scnr Anna D Price, Hockins, albany for Jams poe Schr Boston, Ste gh} Albany for Boston. ir all, Knol any for New for Behr J Golliger, Orosby, albany for Boston. Sehr Emily, ——, Albany for Bridgeport, Scbr Pacific, Keen, Ronidont for —. Sobr Cr Pougiikeepsie for Warebam. ton, Crowell, Poughkeepsie for Dighton. n , Jones, Newburg for Providence, Schr Henrietta, Nickerson, Newburg for Providence, Schr J B Cunningham, Kelly, Newburg for Norwich, Sehr © Carroll, Chase, Hoboken for Fall River. Bohr eoaricer: Barlow, New York for Taunton. Behr GS age, Ryan, New York for Jonesport. Schr Cinderella, ——, New York for Port Jeifersqn, Schr L White, Robinson, New York for Eaton's Necw Schr Kay, Ray, New York for Norwich. BELOW, Ship Hudson (Br), Anthony, from Cardiff, July 14 (by pil a erep ater heen sr pees : Bhi) e uth ward, lal are pilot boat Charles H Marshall, No3). Beth tein! Bark John Jessen (Ur), 07 days from Oardity, with rallway tron (by pilot boat Fannie, No i7). SAILED. Steamshtp South America, for Rio Saneiro, c. ‘Wind at sunset SE, fresh, hia for Dighton, hia for Dighton Marine Disasters. STEAMSHIP SAN JACINTO Jett the 0th, in tow of the steamers Wilmington, Del (not New York). and quite tight, About 40 per cent of the cargo is dam A lar, vA po ion ts way to New York. The balauce woul be forwaraed to that port. BARK RANGOON (Br), Evang. from New York for Callao, Soudenhied and ber cargo reskipped July 14 per bark Gah condemned an reship) ly a jul fh ‘vossel was ready for seu. and Br), Holmes, wi was ready f would eadi on the 16th, id ingig , trom Liverpool, before re. ‘orted wrecked on the North Breaker, below Galveston, will ah Gaeta tee ence Te 'wan’ she maprenion ot abe jon of 4 wreckers that the remainder of the cargo, consisting princt, Bepucin wre. "Another edort. was to be tage sae ee as fort Ww potat the reyes as e je on the 16th to Baro JULIA Canney, from New York for Barcelona, wi at Gibraltar, July 31, repal bat t1Gloraitar, Joly di repalrigg, having lost msiamaat a Sone CHARLES AGRarNeR, which t Sandy Hook ou the 18th lose, Was, got of by Dare Tk Seon freee sents teas baker Gp sete, eegee FE cesar Pao oe, rigging ashore, ut any Somn Kate Barouan, from Ne rh sailed for Genoa, as before reported, conn yeven aoe Some Encrantnuss, from Savannah for New York, with umbor, alle roceeding down the ri y i Wig tatind af WAS of hie tay ead st CPA aad ede Bons PB SPANKS (whaler, of P: ts sshory on Gay Head ant full of water, been ianded on the beach. Bd Lonpon, August %—Late adv Hi " re: The ship Argouant, Captain Bakers wiseltaaniod tee noetown), Her cargo (oll: Re ‘aptain ‘Bajle ‘om aitimore February 17 for Wong Kong, port with her masts and snlie meverety damaged, es St Mt "The ship Buwanda, which anjied from Tiong Rong for Fe Reh aaa hehe GA charged her carson twod Gamaged, and will go into dock for repairs.) Thch Catourra, Aug 5—The Empress, from Salgoit (or London, pill re, Teported totally wreeked easiward of Groat Nat tuna, Master and crew saved, ‘Whalemen. Arrived at Provincetown 19th inst well, Atlantic Ocean, with 280 bi achr Abby H Brown, #pand 80 do wh oli on ard. Sent home and soid 80 bbia 1d 2Ndo wh oil, Brig Abbott Lawrence, FH, July 29, 80 id two ‘50 bbl whales Sys afew days alter, echr 8 A Paine, of Provincetown; nothing this season. Heports heard from, July 10, bark A R Tucker Now Fodford, no oll this season; eer Edith May, of Weliticet, jo do, Spoken. Inert (NG), from Liverpool for Baltimore, Aug 15, 30 (by pilot Ypoat ope, No 1 Ship Albert (NG), from London fér Baltimore, Angust 21, Jat 40°20, on 10 (hy pilot Boat Hope, No 1). Ship Hannal Morris (Br), Morris, (rom Liverpool for Phil. ny Angst 22, Int 4080, lon’ 6880 (by pilot boat 1 F Whip Garoliae, from — for Balt date, &e (by plot Caroline, ym ~— for Baltimore, no dat ic tol pont Sharies H Marshall, No 5). Bich Bark Transit, Carlton, trom Alexandrin, Va, Jano 11 for San Franctaco, July 12, lat 28 N, lon 3) W. Bark Prima Donna, Perkins,’ from Ceite July 9 for New York, Jury 24, 40 miles west of Capo Bon. Brig Curlew, from New York for Galveston, Aug 12, lat 32, vtire Bt Vincent, {fom Gow Bay for Now York, no date, &e (oy pitot boat E Hams, Fig Lenoir (of Machiag) fain Cow Jay for New York, no date, &c (by pilot boat I F Williams, No {4). Foreign Porta. Antwerp, Aug—Arrived at Flushing 9th, City of Bangor, Menzen, Callao. Sailed 6th, N Mosher, Mosher, Cardiff, BELFAST, Ang 10—Arrived, Tasso, Riizgior Buenos Ayres, July 12—In port’ barks for Holden, and Omon (Br Hamme, Hume, for dodo} ton, 40; achr Albert Thomas, J others, A Bailed 8d, bark MoGilvery, Nickels, NYork, Basta, July 28--In port brig Trial, Hc Grande, arrived 294, uae, i Cannitr, Ang P Arrived, Gardner Colby, Dunbar, and Mayilower, ‘Call, Havra, Gai, Aug 5-Falied, Wild Gazelle, Nic Cancyrta, Alig 1d2-Arrived proviou jvor'pool, ¢ fly 2t—Aailed, bark Geo & Hen ju port 2hth, ships Thomas Lord, Day, ci and He wpatin ton, Flicomd, for Ketter Marshatl, frown AYork for San'Francleco ; %s for Botterdacs Darke Harriet, Hoyer, for Rotterdan Hall, Fisk, «inc. : O fovke An; Passed by, 9 PM, City of Dublin, Ky non, fromm Ankwg efor NYork. Diaiwranay, an ports gschra, Jn, for NYor eee e im Auy—-Of Beachy toad oth, Daphne, Wels: ser, from Philadelphia for Elsinore. atwonp, Aug 6—-Arrived, Noah, Salveson (or Andersen), NYork for Stettin. Fatmocuit, Aug 10—Arrived, Merrimac, Jacovs, Rangoon for Bremen, a Grovorsren, Aug d—Arcived, Jonfo Ni ieman, NYork. and Wanderer, Gr anoow, Aug 1—Atvived, Britannin (#), Campbell; Now + th, Miaaourl, Bradbiten, do. VoniuaLram Aug Locleared, Kato Bricham, MeTean, Go- pon ‘before reported sailed July W);H4, Juila B Carney, Care fey (1 York), Barcelona, a “St hoduly 1 At Paul, Sierrey, from Maraetites for N York; Aug 3, Amilearé, Paturzd, from Lazhorn for do. : Hativax, NS, Ang 2)-Arrivod, echt John Norrla, MeCon- nelly, NYork ror Newfoundland; 2st, steamehty City of Talia, Jamesson, St John, NK; 244, 9:0 AM, Chy of Paris, Kennedy, Liverpool for NY¥ork ‘(and proceeded at WM Saliod iy, ship New Dominion for Liverpool; brig Twa Brothers, N York. Taue oF WLOLT, Aug 5—OM, Gauss, Stenngrafe, NYork for Bremen. KINGeton, Ja, July 28—Clearsd, ark Paleativa (Br), Mo ceaiied Huh, bark Morn (HF). Koster, Boston vin Salt Rivers MU, brig Belle Waitera (Br, Walters, New York via Boho Ri Lrvenroor, Aug 9—Cleared, Iranhos, Thearle, Savau- ia 2, a, for NYO ins, from Rio orton, Bostoy bark’ Nonantiam, Flint, Cowea. Argosy, Koad, im; at » B Somers, Pray, stag, Nicholas, nab. (a), Cuttiga. N¥ork; Wm Wood- yer i rite, Rosin Rhine Boyraecer, | Hata, Vipin Frane SN Te fotefield, Savannah; Nestorian (a), Quebec, Arrive jarcia C Day, Chase, New Or ase ifetanieh or pb Me Wilmainy NU. ham, Boston. eiutone Aug S—Atrived, NK Ulements, Koy, Havre, ‘ MOVIE Aug ‘— Arrived, steamship Austrian, Wylie, cine or Lar age rete ex Raval Geos BP. in yc ‘Wilson fet Scion Apron a, sales for i rig Fah cory ae om York ba . miele Cane par fentoon (ir), Brane, from York’ for H lone (Br) for Calizo, to sail NEWPOn, Aug—Arrive, ate Upham, finlled Sth, Adetal Ne NBWOASTLE, Aug 6—I Nutzhora, sy E, to gall about Lith, ‘Oronto, Aug 8—Arrived, igh ‘Tracy, St Ubea, Sailed, Mari ‘Nz, = D Sound, Pontewootin Rug! ‘o—Salled, Mary Jones, "fone ‘New Or Jones, NYork, leans, PILLAD, Aug 6—Arrived, Mi Pont ab PRINGE, Aug Sigs) ‘bark Julla (BA, for Boston in 3days; schrs Georgians, for do do; M Boggs, jo jn 5 days. Ra bbin, NYork aaty isemally, Nev deans iors for Liverpool taad raven mA rived $84, steamship Palmyra, Wetson, NYork for Liv- sli 10, Bloomer, Oaddock (from Philadelphia), Lon- a RIO JANEIRO, July 96—In ships Witch of Wai Bachelder, Toms We oh tar long Kong, Seg; eg Wi for San Francisco, do; rg, NC. ‘In port, brigs Brothers’ @ ay 29, sobr Vickingen (Swed), NYork, SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 22—Arrived, steamships City of erick, Phillips, NYork for Antwerp (and pi i Herman, Weuke, N York for Bremen and IMUNDR, Aug 6—Arrived, "Alert, Humble, and 84) Swin! alt, Bobultz, NYork. ‘SWarTow, June ll—Salled, Nellie Abbott Jordan, Mantle. ‘alcon, Linnell, Shanghae, Frapels F Me a aay July 1t-Cleared, brig Amasalg (Nor), NYort, be coffes, in port Jufy 19, bark Braziliera (NG), Weasels, for NYori, lag 4600 bags coffee. HOT FHOMAS, Ang M4—Arcived, betg Spring Bird (Br), Whit er, NYork. St JouNs, NF, July 22—In port, steamship Merlin (Br), for Greenland, to load of! and bone for New London. TROON, Aug 8—Sailed, Sirlan Star, Raymond, Philadet- hia. ATEN RAL, Aug 2Arrived, Aun Walters, Walters, Tn port July B1, Julia F Carney, Carney, from NYork for Barcelona, putting in sew spara; Tomaso (Ital), Jacelgnen,. rom dO, Wig OFdera, vy huled'July #7, brig Tipotar (Rus), Borggutst (from New 3 on. Passed July 26 from west to cast, an Am ache, showing private signal il H, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Aug 2—Arrived, sohr Wiliam Penn, New York, Salled-—Brig Satlor Roy;achra John Boatty, and Maria Bovine Aliya z At a fsa; Annie Al ont; 8 'T Baker, Nowport APPONAUG, Aug —Bailed, schr W G Barileett, Bartlots,. Philadelphia, Arrived, achra J W Fishy Harri, Alen. mn! BOBTUN, Au a andria; Gov J°Y Sjulth, Crowell, Baltimore; Wave G Growler ig A Tyler Tyler; Mary Eile, Thomas; Wheaton, Johason; M D Lrejand, Ireland: WA Pl ny mers; 1G Irwin, Atkins; J Stroup, Crawford} Mee Brow: woman ; 8 B Franklin, Mull Win i le B, Bat Corson; WO Irish, Rathbone, and Wm 8 Doughten, Tate: Philadel iphia Romeo, Drinkwater, Elizabethport; and De French, Jones, Albany, Cleared—Bark Clotilde, Beal, Gientience( schre Daring (Bn, Le Lachear, Aguin, Haytl;’Galota, Lovell, Newark. Sailed, wind K to8E—Steamship Concordia; ships Dorset, and Rearsarges barks A M Cann, and JW; ‘prigs Sullivan, and Rescue. ‘2ud-- Schra Mary E Rankin, Fuller, Philadelphia; Josephing, Creamer, Blizabethport. i bA—Arrived, stenmabips Wm Lawrence, Baltimore; N man, Philadelphia; Neptune, Baker, NYork; Ie Liene Merrill, Morse, Leghorn; sohrs Sylvan, Bonaire; 0 M ridge, NYork, BALTIMORE, Aug 21—Arsivet, brig Romance, Duncaty AvASAA. Gfeared, Urig John Aviles, Badoon, NBedford; aches W Cleare (Br), Al ‘bury, Harbor Is!and; J E Duaham, NYork ; J Crouse. Crouse, do; Griawold, Wii do; Nortl ern Gicht, Plammer, Warren, RI; 8 Hamm jirney, Wi linmosburg: Garibaldi, Browor, Jersey City) General. Soot Wilnin, Nvark; Mary & Vancleat, Jove, Boston; D dard, Jones, East Albany; onal, Tombs, H iA le; K Gloson, Cro jaih, Me) erta, ‘Hooper, Poughk C H Corwin, Prandt, N¥ ork, lo & Huge; brig Senorita, i tas, MI lontevide Batled, bark Af t —Satled, brig At ema for orders; scbrs H Cartis, Epharison, Washington ; Fitch, Gates; Otigman, Nye; AK Willard, Linnell; Anna ain » Dodge, BANGOR, Ang er, Knowles; Darius Eddy, Hopkins, and A Tay! LY, Ang 21—Arrty schr Willie Harris, Cook, Ki BAKERS LANDING, Any Arrived, achr Lady Agamay Evans, Elizabethport; Helen Lenrle, feed DENARLEBTON, Anz 20 -Salled, brig Titus (Br), Lovejoy, Jenin, Sp CITY POINT, Aug 2--Arrved, bark Jara, Hdwards, Live erpool, DANVERS, Aug 18—Arrived, achrs W_A Morrill}, Hoboken; 1h, JW Everman, Outen, Philadelphi Santa Maria, Hardy, Elizabethport; J’ Lindsey, Crockel NYork ; Chase, Ingraham, do. DIGHTON, ‘Aug 20--Arrived, schr N H Skinner, Thrasher, oR Kt a Ang 20—Arrived, schrs Mi RIVER, Ang 20—Arrived, achrs Minerv: Georgetown, DUt Mary Meroher, Brightuan NYoret Soue ae Spofford, Hawking, Hoboker SatedSchrs John Crockéord, Davis, Philadelphia Trity Crane, NYork; Allen H Brown, Pierce, GEORGETOWN 80, a: 12—Cleared, « ra Carrie S Webb, and, NYork ji4th, M Hotes. (Toward, do; 16th, Palmas. and do: Hith, ME Dana, OFNoH, Rath, Ki UCERTER, Aug 21—Arrived, schr Gumrock, Philadel phia. JACKSONVILLK, Aug 16--Cleared, bi Hatt ranty York; th, achra Login’ Cail, Boston ; LB, Realist, teeoat Juo L Merrill, Nicks, do, Au Cleared previous, schr Julia A Rider, LYNN, Aug 20—Arrived, schi ams, Hess, and’ Flectwing, (ner ee glial te oe MARBLEHEAD, Aug 19--Arrived, achr Eva Belle, Phila- tA. JQRFOLK, Aug 20—Arrived, brig Johanna, McCarty, New ork. NEW ORLEANS, Aug }3—Arrived, ship Artisan, Smith,” n, gist—Arrived, steamship Georgo Washington, Whitehead, orl Sallod—Steamship George Cromwell, Vail, NYork, d—Asrived, sextstio shernan, Qalok, yar lod Steamship United States. Norton, NYork, WBURYFORT, Aug 2—Arrived, ech Amelia, Ellma, ‘York, REW BEDFORD, Aug 21—Sailed, schr Entire, Kinpier, e NEWPORT, Aug 20, PM—Arrtrod, achr Delphi, Allen, NYork for Hostons slosp Boact, Cobleigh Haverstraw, Dvi—Arrivea, sche Lizzie Major, Gniids, Penenccla for Providenen, after disg a portion here. § NORWICH, August t0-—Arrived, schre F oP Randolph, tesiman, Newburgh: Wm Gillua, Rankin, Philalephin, epithe, Kinton Islander and Isaac Merritt, Hoboken; : lume, do. Sai}ed—Sobyo Ettsha T Smith, Har BREW “LONDON. Ang ac-Arriod, schr AM, rrivod, oT Falkenbur Phiiadiinha for Alva's Forney pene Halldays., Salled—Schrs Wm Collyer, ‘Taylor, Philadelphia; Dante) Webster, Packer, Ron“out. aneW, Have , Aug 22—Arrived, brig Constance, MoFar and. Arroyo, PR. Pain SE PHILA, Aug 2, PM-Arrived, brig Home, 72 l- Nipa, Savannah ja Wenonan, Dunning, Wentworth, Ni ve Portland; Jwia E Arey, Bi bidgor' Stonington sche gainer, Mayo, Providence, d—Arrived, steamer Roman, Baker, Boston. Below, Record (Br), NYork) Clotilde, ships Tuscarora, Rowland, from Liverpool ; Polson, from do? bark Gutehe (NG), Danzig, from Bordeaux: t Quarantine, brig Almon Rowell, Davis, from Quanta: namo, PORTSMOUTH, Aug 19—Arriv: ed, achra MM Ti * gomber, Ballimoré; 2th, Joba D Griti oui and at P Trigg nekin, NYork; Sarah Watson, Smith, aad Joka Harmon, Weaver, Phi'edciplta, th—Satieds echre JM Fitzpatrick, Smith, and Bonny Philadelphia; HF Baker, Kelley, do. 14—-Arriver, sclira Senéen, Dottrldge, Jacobs, Jones, NYork; 18th, Pointer, ve Aug Q--Arrived, schra J W Hine, Lan hase, Baltimore for Pawinckets Kents . AN TOE and Raiad Quce: Bacon, Case, Georgetown, DO; Leone Meyer,’ Alexan- dria; Charles A Grainer, Harvey, Phil ia; J A Crocker, Currler, do for Pavt fi worthy and Elizg erman, Ezabethport Sullod, bark Ephraim Williaa, Hoff, Georgetown, DO, oF Phila’ ‘3 R&S Corson, ¢ orgetown, D i Margie Harden,’ Brett, Philadelphia; bi Joxn' Charita 6 Smith, Ham Tho th, Philadelphiay Harriet Veils, N¥orky CW Bente Whrden, NYork Allen, Baltimore; achrs i tial Suny ore Philp Young, N¥Ork; Amos Francia 0 Smith, s'phiay CC Bmithe diell, Rougout,. ewmany York; Fly, Carters 3.0 Murcey, Murney, Philadelphtag NYork fj BAVANNAT, Ani 19-Sailod, ship John Barbour, Chap: man, Liverpool. thn M, And 19--Salled, brig Raven, Drisko, Baltimore s Haley, leo: Aibama, Vans own, ‘1! DS Morabon, Ayros, and Mado ras Eo 1, Loring, Poildelphin, 20th—Arrived, brig Torrent, Sinith, and WB Darl nian, do; D Brittain, 0 Tda fy, Bearse; JW 'Knigh K Marion B Rockhill, Rockit, and W I Te delplia: Express, Lunt, Eligabethport ; Gi Rondont. Tg Sle Arrived, achrs [labella, Fisher, Wilmington, NO§ YVornal, Sawyer, Grace Clifton, Ouls: Hattle Baker, Orowell$ JB Wyuna, Urann, and Lizzie A Watson, Watadn, Phils Seaman, Philadelphia, ington, Barbour, Ballimoros Sehr Stephon Morr) aicek, waite sHaaheth port, n Banka, Rytor: Mary G Collins, Enile nt, Bement, Philadelphia, NG, Aug ent to sea, brig Mary Tday vive, Below, bound out, brig Loeknivary, cot, ant Wm WILMING 6 ang 2, Areived, steamship San Jaw le Talal, to repair, FORD, Saiiel, whe d Burley, Saunders, Phite David G Floys, Weeiten, do. MUN Aug 2-Arrived, shhr John Walker, Davis, er. ‘OW, Det * Rody! cinta, NYork Ww ‘ 23 OBTAINED IN DISPRRENT Stales without publicity. Goyal everywhere, Desare ton, on aamlesont eat eas uarantood ‘Porme fair hs, 1. KING, Covnsslior at Law, 363 Broadway. , BgoLuTe ‘DIVOROKS OBTAINED IN DIFFER] A tatos; legal everywhere; desertion, Ad, sa canse; po publicity; wo charge wntil divorce obtained; aut cove Warranted; advice free. M. HOW Attorney, 78 Nanaau streok Abi 1ORN J dieeasen of the fa2,« Way. Kevers to al | NUNIONS ENLARGED JOINTS AN elby Dr, ZAOGARIB, 7 surge as. OW WHERE TO BUY vee and ail kinds of Grocers ai). 200 Greenwich a pound, Pakage oF LOMAS ie iN BW, WVERYRODY an, Col eos, ies and Provisions New York, ix the go. SHOULD K Flour, Sok