The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1870, Page 10

10 HAMILTON PARK. Becond Day of the Fall Trot- ting Meeting. \ ‘Brei’éng Races, Lovely Weather and a Grand ‘Sfurnout of Elm City Sports—Royal Joha ” tha Winner of the 2:30 Purse, and ,- * India Rubber Bon and Mate tho - Team Prize of $1,000. a New Havin, Sept. #%, £870. “ame secona May of the falt trotting mecting at ‘Wemilton Park was more numerously attended than ‘We first day, and there was exhibited @ wreater de * ree of enthusiasm over’ tie results of the contests ‘@hattook Mace. The weather was almost aduplicate of thegentle breeze and mild sunshine that marked fae Poveliness of Tuesday, and the track in dot ‘ter oonditién, fox 1t had recelved 2 Mberal sprinkling, ‘Whioh it sa@ly necded. Lf the management had ex- tenéed this iitting work to'4he wetting of Whylo avenue they W@ld have increased the attendance of ‘Me tadtes fourfold and given greater gativfacttotto Mheir geutiemen patromy Tt would not be a very expensive matier, and ta thine would liberally repay them fer ‘the outlay. ‘The ch/iracter of the crowd present to-lay varied somewivat from yesterday, There were more coun- Srymen to be noted, that class of mem who are, or rather! @hink thetnselves, experts on all questions eonceraiag tie horse, and if appealed to can settie all @teymted points. @ alr of confidence that gveme to say “just see how much I know about a horse”! sticks out all over thom, and these learned and experienced tdividuals can always be found fre. from the plough and the corn crib, Tho elud horse balcony was filed with tho fair Feuresen jauves from Kim City and contiguogs towns, a) ad during the stroggies of the harses in tee ai- ternoon’ $ amusement the nioregenthuslasticof the la- ies Wa yed theirdeticate cambries and siouted their Little sh puts of deiight as the winners passed them by. ‘The venta of the day wero for horses shat had never’ peaten 2:30, and fer teams, ‘The dst had nine sentri >—Hiram W. Howe's brown mare Lady Wells, J. & Bo wen’s -gray gelaing Roya! John, H. Odeil’s ehest aut mare Tivella (formerly Louise), J. HL Har. ‘beck’ 6 gray mare Sullie, John Murphy’s gray gelding Garr oil, Le C. Ryersou’s bay gelding Emperur, Ben Dani eis’ bay Reamer’s chestnar geld- jog Coionel Fisk and W. Smith’s brown, relding Old Put. Of these the brown mare Lady Weis, bay mai © Sallic, gray geiling Oerroii and cxestaut geld- tnx Colonel Fisk were wivadrawa, seavang four sta" hers. ‘tte team race had five catr’ca—S, J. Jackson*s bay ing be ss and bay mare Flora Day, i. A. Halts ding india Rubber Ben and bay Watton, E. A. Squires’ bay € dding britain end ‘ar! ding berlin, Dan i gce’s brown were La blonde aud brown mare T bia, and W. P. Doble’s chestnut geld'ng Dot and ) sestaut steliton Hiekory Jack. O¢ taeve Britain a Berlin and La Blonde aud Pidajweze withdgawn. During the afternoon the iiner teld of the ? md (he groves of trees ab 13, t “mg back to West river, cont ally the scene was dectdediy picturesque. Many jes remained seated ln theix ¢ardages, ana wero uite prettily dressed in radian’ ¢olors, mo} vhan e dustry nature ofthe road warranted. The veteran. “peanut vender was on hand €n greater numbers to- @av, cndeuvoriug to dispose of his plebelan luxuries, snd he aso was bantered for his opinion om the forthcominz events; but ke had n@ opinion to offer son the subject, and, to use bis owa words, he “did'nt are a cuss for the races, provided be scold ont bis Block.” ‘The canvas booths were more numerous, nd chowder, lager beer, consumpive sandwiches ‘and the like could have been had for the necessary equivalent. The Accession of sports from Gotham Maude we poo room in the city more lively this gorning than at any previous tine, and their betting prociivities started the ball rolling on the track and ammade mattera quite tive! Music, quite decently rendered by a baad from New Haven, adued to we alteravon’s picarures. ‘The jaterest of the day 1¢ Was thought would lay unquestionably lo the team race, for those who had ven one of the same ho: & similiar race st week at Point Bre alindetphia, Were eene P anxious to note their Work on @ track Uttie. fartuer from home. Not a few earnestly wished vat the team tronsides aud Lighifooi, tat mada such an excellentrace at tat ame with Pot aud Hickory h been on han, and, as they ex- “perhaps 3) of essed It, ion Park aban Lue old co Ben and mate after the first ghucting out ay and Bess, there * thom at the not But while tion 28 was 50 con evoked ant » ai race was won by the grey geidln; in three straight heats, the struggics n tho remaining horses for second end third places was very prilllans, Old Put fought the way ailt and his friends were re ‘ungh during the | lly couside 6 heat, ly satisuied, even if not mol. beating Kmperor home third heat, although their money was gone aud, hope of getting “square? until tle morrow. igdows ot the club house and its adjotning samme Ceep aud long on the green ground ck asthe heata were flaisbed, it was a hat the pieasures ef the day mast be named ne Diewsures of the past. ‘The: « in ihe vicinity of the were hastily swallowed and nar quickly interchanged; teams were obtained end Carriages occu ied, and as they wheeled around jato the read from the entrance the pictnresque veriety of the scene was greaily tn- creased, and with good humor, evilenced in laugh- ver aud mertiment, the secoud day's amusement at ‘Bamtiton Park was nerabered with the many that have thas gone before it. the Rucing. FIRST TROT. BAwrmron Paks, NEw Haver, Sept. 14.-—Purse 1 ‘or horses that had never beaten 2:39—-$¢e00 $500 to secoud, $109 to third; mil », in harness. Ing salutations 000, Royal John. 1% L yerson Db. Be aes 23 W. B. Smitn br. g. Old Put. 23 H. Odell ch. mm. T b4 Ben Daniels b. m. Top: Bas Hirata W. Howe br. m. Lady ‘ar, J. H. Harbeck b. m. Sailte. a Jolin Murpby g. , Carroll ‘ar. K. Reamer eh. g, Colones TE. Quarter, First heat. Becond hew ‘Third heat THE TROY. Pirst Heat,—Tho brown imare Lady Wells, bay mare Saille, cro! and chestnut welding Colonel drawn. Topsy had 3 Ite the pc ror had the lead, Old Tiveiia fourth and fopsy wont to tha rt unch. ry 806 t neo in velta and 0 hand Ath, On the stretch Royai John kept tha had takes, and they passed the haif. Royal Jona first, one length ane ad of half a length fa advance of Eme peror, Oid Put fourts, and velia Mth, Time, Tamper Around tho wed c very pretty brush and te ing the three-quarter polo, Royal Jobn. urst, lengths a ‘opsy third, nalf a fonyth in advan’ Yivelia Jast. Entering the hom final brash Bopsy stopped alrac Jona maintained hit Z pace a Tossed tie score winner of the he: 8!X lengths, Emperor oe t ie a ce of gs Put, Who was ong tei eal Of Tivelia, aud Topay last, Ti te heat, 2:40, va Second Heat-—At the fourth attempt ths yrord wag ovat with Emperor fully two lengchs in adyance, pe nd were, Emperor, of Old Put, and stretch for tha it poe Royal oyal John second, Old Put turd, Tivella fourth and ‘opsy Mith. Ce nero the turn Emperor maine Jadued the lead he unjustly obtained at the sends pt, Royal John second, three lengths ahead of O14 Put, who was Gva lengins m trout of Tiveli pad Topsy last, AG the quarter pole, passe Jn thirty-nine seconds, these positions were «iu Eo] bat leaving tat point Royal John grado- ally showed ap the daylight between him and Km- ee and they passed fhe half-mile pole Royal Foon One length ahead, Kmperor seoond, twe Jenga in advance of Old Pat, who was six Jengihsa ia tront of To od Tivelia, the latter two being head . Tine, 17163. Around the tara the time Einperor made a pretiy prusd with ral Joun, collared hit and for f# second led him @ head, but the ing very earn , 2008 put him back to the old ace, 20d tbe juarter pole was passed, Royal john Cymer ahead of Emperor, who was two in advance of Old Pyt, Topsy aad Tivcila and sixth, still pead and head, six le! a be- ‘The straggie asquau the turn into ihe Bixevch aad Brapgrar wre very oxching. may geding, wot. NEW YORK“HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1870.—THIPLE SHEMT, passed the score well in Get a ee hates yt Ww 4 front of nena, and Tave last. Time of tie brat, 2:83, ‘Third Heat.—OW Put and Royal John gotaway on even terms, Tivella third, Tovey fourth and Emperor last. Gotng around the turn Royal Jonn went t the front, aad ut the quarter pole was four lengths 11 advance, Euiperor secoud, doing considerabie run- ning, Old Pub ‘third, Tivella Jourth and Topsy fifth. it vlear that the work of the Bonest Royal Joh twas sufictent Tnainwin the lead, and te sfovercst and attention ef the crowd wero Tae half-mile pole Royal Jova was six, leagths 1, t the half-mile a at advance, Old Put second, haifa tength ahead of Emperor, who was one length in front of Topsy, an@ ‘Tivelia last, 18, 1:1% Around the tura Royal John drewlaway f1 the ling Ok! Put and :mperer, ‘Who Were still head and , and had been from the quarter pole, and as they entered tho stretch | Royal Joun was eight lengths in front, Old Put and i Emperor atili bead and head, both under the whip, and the score was passed, Royal John winner of the heat and race by ten lengths, uuder an easy ) a Put second, head and shoulders tn front of Tor, = fourth and Topsy fifth. Time of the heat, SECOND TROT. SAME DAY.--Parse $1,000, for teams, neither horse ‘of which has either in ‘harness, to wagon or to the ole heaten 2:30; $640 to first, $300 to second and 100 to third horse; mile heats, best three fn five, H. A. Hall entered -b}. g- In@a Rubber waa and b, m. Lady Walton.... 1 W. P, Doble ch. g. Dot and Jack tp 232 8. J. Jackson ‘entered bg. Flora Day...-.-..+.++0 wo dis. | mA. Squite b. g Britain aud’b, & Berlia..: ar. Dan Mace by mh tenionie? and Dr. uh Tida. dr. Quaries, Hay. Bile, | First neat. 43 3 Second he Lt "1 ‘Third: heat... 1:20 ¥4 THE BETTING. ; India Rubber Ben and mate..$78 75 75 60 ¢O° 60 | Dot and mate, secre, 68 456 60 40 89 40 ‘The fleld.... * X 9738 9 TRS India Rubber Ben and mate. 50 50 50 50 Dot and Hickory Jack..... BB Ww THE TROT, First Hoat.—The di; seidings Britain and Berlin and the brown mares La Bionde and Tida were with- { drawn, Dot and Hickory Jack had the es Flora Day and Bess second place aifd India Rubber Ben | and Lady Walton oucside, ‘The word was given at the seveath attomps, India Rubber Ben and Lady Walton tirst, Dot aud Hickory Jack second on & break, and Flora Day and Sess last. Around the tura Dot and Hickory Jack got down to even work, and at ihe quarter pole, passed in forty-two seconds, india Rubber Ben and mate were tirst, two tengtns in front of Dot and Hickory Jack, Flora Day aud Bess hi @ length behind, At the half-mile pole the lemlers had increased the 3p and passed that point six lengths ahead, Pot and Hickory Jack second, two lengths in advance of Flora Day and mate, who were up sad ranaing. Time 1:20 At the threo quarter pole India Rubber Ben and Lady Wajton were cignt Jeugths to the tront, Dot and Hickory | Jack twenty lengths clear of Flora Day and Bess, who were now practically out of the race. ‘The heat was iu the hands of India Rubber Ben and Lady Walton, who, Well in hand, crossed the score winners of the Deat by six lengths in front of Dot and Hickory Jack. ‘The team Flora Day and bess were distanced. Tuno of the heat, 2:41. Second, Heat,—The teams bad a deautifnt send-off Leaving the stand Dot and Hickory Jack droxe up, and before they could be brought level again 1n- dia Rubber Ben and Lady Walton were eight lengths | in advance, Sad the quarter pole was passed In that manner in forty-oue and a quarter seconds. Going around the stretch India Rubber Ben and mate trot- the same open gap. ‘Time, 1:21, Around the turn.the secoud time Dot and Gickory Jack made a very ively brush to reach the leaders, and in the attempt of India Rub- ‘ber Ben and Laay Walton to keep the wide stretch of daytight still between them thoy left their feet, but were cane ue ond setued mto work again just as Dot aud Hickory Jack again broke up. At tie three-quarter pole India Rubber Ben and mate were twelve lengths 1a advance, and tn that Way carne into the homestretch. It was diMicult for Dot and Hickory to save their distance. Under the string India Rubber Ben and Lady Walton were eight lengths in front, Time of heat 4234. In Tuckory Jack some portions of the heat Dot aud trotted exceedingly fast. Third Heat.—They got ‘away head sud head. Around the tarn both were trotting very fast, with a little advantage, if there wasany, in favor of India Rubber Ben an Walton, when bath the teams left their fect; but India Rubper and mate beily caught the quickest, settled into a tine turn of peed, and at the quarter pole, paszed in forty-t« o seconds, they were two lengths in advance. Around the turn into the stretch Dot and Hickory Jack agaln broke up, and Tadia Rubber Ben and mate followed suit, proving a disastrous break for the former team, as india Rubber Ben ant mata were fully ten lengths to the front at the half-mile pole, Time, 1:20. “Going around she turn the second tune Dot aud Hickory Jack attempted by a splen:tid burst of speed to catch the leaders, but it was futile, a3, breaking up sull sgain, they were tiftecm lengths to the rear at the taree. quarter pole. On the homestretch tue driver of India Rubber Ben and Lady Walton took them li hand and crossed the score iwelve Jengths im front, tho Wiopers of tie eat und race. Tune of tne heal, {. There was cousiderable excitement over fe thts result, TRE LAST DAY'S AMUSEMENT. The events for the closing day are for horses that have never beaten 2: heats, best three in five, In haraess, purse of $1 “ to all horses, mile heats, best ti harness For tho former are ten entries Hiram W. Howe's brown mare Lady Wella, . J, Bowen's black mare Vixen (formesly Cat River), S. J. Jacksons pay gelding Bess, Joim Chambers’ chestnut gelding Uickory Jauk, Dante! bagley’s ohestaut mare Fanny, J. Hur- beck’s bay mare Sallie, L. C. Ryersen’s brow! id- ing New Haven Boy (formerly Brown Prince}, R. Reamer’s chestnut gelding Cotonol Fisk, + B Smith’s black stallion Thomas Jefferson, and 3. Coi- ins’ bay mare Lady Emiiy. For the second purse are the following entries, viz.:—Ben. Dantel’s bay mare American Girl, W. D. Geow’s brown irare Lady Sheridan, James McMann!'s bay gelding Moun- tain Boy, F. W. Burnham’s chestnut mare Nonesnch 4 (formerly Lady of the Lake) and W. P. Doble’s bay mare Lucy. ‘The pools sold upon these races to-night in Music Hall by Major Johnson will give a fair idea of the estimate placed upon the respective horses:— THE 2:53 TROT. ‘Thomas Jefferson $160 50 50 60 Fanny... 86 21 34 54 dickory J n 6 6 5 ‘The feid. 8 6 5 4 | Luoy....... $100 65 85 50 Mountain Boy 25 619 «19 39 ‘The siald,., Ww 70 7 PROSPECT PARK. Afrace will come off at Prospect Park this after. noon between the trotting mare Goldsmith Maid and the trotting stallion Honest Alien and running mate. The race is a match for $1,900, mile heats, best tree in five, in harness. If Honest Alien bas anything like the speed of bis sire with a ruvning qnave be will win; if not not, that is if uilngs are on “the square.” A race of tis kind 1s a novelty, and | es great exhibitions of speed are tue popular attrac- lions nowadays, We expect ta witness n large at- tendance at the Prospect Park this atternoon. HERDIG PARK RACES. WiLLiamsrort, Pa., Sept. 14, 18 ‘There wasalarge attendance at Herdtc Park tae day. The first rac never ie heats, was won by Kauny Fe 3-5, 2:40 3-5, 2:40 ‘The second race, purse $200, half mile, for running horses, Was Wou by Zerrold beating Ciorenca, 68, 57. The third race, purse $1,000, for horses that never deat 2:59, mile heats, was won by Jenny beatin Brown Frank second aud Greeue third. ‘Cuue, 2:4), B:Al 1-5, 2:43 BUAOLARS IN PASSAIC, N. 3. The office of Alfred Spicr, wine merchant, at Passate, N. J., was entered by burglars on Tuesday night. Considerabie mischief was done among the oftice papers, but ali the money tho thieves succeeded in discovering was about fifty dollars. | About $00 more in bills they happened to miss, The burglars then descended into the wine vaults and regaled themselves, after which they skedaddied witha couple of cases of champagae and @ lot of wine, William S$. Auderson’s oMce near by was also ens tered, and although every pigeon bole was scraped out, the thieves falled to discover anything of vajas, Mr. Anderson’s stablo was also brokea open, but nothing ia missed therefrom. During .the afternoon Richard Kingsland’s reat- aence, between Passaic aad Belleville, was boldly entered during the absence of the family. They were discovered by the servants in tie second story, When they sprang from the wladow and made thelr escape with ail the silverware of the house, except a few spoous which they dropped fp their oigha IME WESTCHESTER COUNTY FAIR. ‘Thos far the Annual County Fair, ander tho management of the Society of Agricuiture and Horticuityre of Westchester county, gives promise of unusually satisfactory results, and while the throug of visitors has not as yet beep ip excess of former years the progressive lndustry and mechant- cal skill, as set forth in the various Fo oedyhenned Jield abundant proof that the people of Westchester re, in those respecty, fully up to the advanced ideas of thoage. ‘The new Floral Hall yesterday appeared articularly actractive in the avumdant display of ruits, flowers aud vegetables, the quantity and ity. far exceeding that of any former exhibliton. similar excess 15 also observatie in the live stock departments, Which present an interesting display to admirers of fat catthe and fast horace ‘The poulizy department is well stocked with various specimens of dowestic birds, from the sleek, obese goose to the attenuated Shunghae rooster. Friday and Saturday will bo devoted to triaia’ of speed among the fast horses owned in the county, for which compesizion a considcrable amount of money in vrexoyume hak bepn ABNEQUTIAIOA hy Lhe poco. . Wat 18 was soomevidens thet Royal John had it all purse $1,600, for horses that | ‘Tune, | POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. CITY POLITICS. Republican Execative Committee. ‘The radical Republican Execative Committee met Yast evening at the headquarters, Twenty-second street and Broadway, John V. Gridley in the cual’, and appointed Messrs. Polhemus, Leggat and Comh- | perience has taught Jaan as a committee to name & of the primaries and to for same, It was understood to bt a gen- ony, for the ho¥.tu make’ arrange7acnts Tho laws, and’ thts ta Boston, Four nov, Me race’ have been honored imation was snptner ty tie workingmen of Massachusetts, “nurse 18 @ powerful with Ther ly guides, the tos better education and more self ontrol, and secures them their full rights, helps Indeed, theirs 11 the temperance caui a radical Yovement—broad ‘aa the buman'race—and promptly Yaclades ever that elevates man and subjects re and np) ation to reason an@ Ce nt the only bulwark against the dangers of tntem- perance ts hibition. More than thirty years of convinced me—and experience as af 2 Gistinot political organization, 1 le ly a8 I dislike to have name used in a canvass, I do not feel that Ihave the right cured by means politic eral opinion that the primaries shall be pv of tli | to refuse its use if you think #¢ will strengthen your the close of the present month. No othey business | party, Jam, very Feappclteny J belpg before the meeting, the 1o A High Loew Banner Rofsing. If ever acandidate for public suffrage had reason to feel proud ana at the same time seoure of hia position with the people, Oharles E. Loew, County Clerk, may justly feel that he has had such reason. adjourned. ona) LG PRILLIPS. Politics in Maine. Referring to the recent election in Maine the Ban- gor Whig (republican) has the following:— Tho cansesof the decline in the republican vote are various, but it ia to be attributed principally wo 1e nces brought to bear upon the temperance A more numerous and enthusiastic spontaneous | question and to dissatisiactions engendered by tho gathering than that which assembled ast evening, atavenue C and Seventh street could not ve seen. The-occasion Was @ bauner raising for Charles B. Loew as Gounty Clerk. The streets srouud were hiterully Jammed; strings of Chinews lanterns introduction of issues vot Groce dnvolved@ in the canvags, ae aya apathy prevailed in the party throughout the State, and much of the strength brought to the was wasted 4n tue confusion of tickogs brought about by questions of personal preference and the interest excited in the Sepatorial sivetslied across the surrounding sircets and ave- | election next winter. mues, cannou banged, fireworks biazeil and fizzed, and the banner, with a beautiful portrait of the handsome County Cierk, was awung to the breeze amid the cheers of thousands of susty-throats, Just as the banner was throwm Out a@ misdirected pieco of > beige ed set Ure to it, cut down. Then the job waa to fix. it up again. dozen volguteers Were found to olimb the pole and rig the halyards. After several attempts a young Ind aucceeded in mounting the pole nd rearrang- dug te ropes, and tue bauner Was open hoisted to its place amid renewed applause. platform had been erected under the banner, and from tlus plat- form the immense crowd was addressed by sna Koch, Judge Curtis, Con greasiias Catkius, Commis- stoner Magnus Gross, Joseph A. Lyons and others. ‘The speeches were al! highly enlogistic of the County Clerk, Mr. Loew, and urgaag the propriety of his re- nomination and re-election to the oitice which he nad filied so weil. When the meeting haa Politics tn South Carolina. James L. Orr writes a letterin which hé says he ‘4s not a candidate, and never can be a candidate,” Immediately it was | for the United States Senate 4rom South Carclina. ‘Whereupon the Charleston Wews aptly remarks:— The coyness of old stagers tn political Sasapelens 1s something like the protestations of the fair Julia, who, “yowing she would ne’er consent, cone: sented,” and Judge Orr knows well enough that his refusal to be a candidate would not provent him ihe were elected. The smiling Colfax hus ti retirement from publio Hfe, and it is ahrewdl gel that he 1s, therefore, @ candl- date for the ite House in 1872. Asiniilar strategy probably directs the deciarations of Janes L. Orr— unless that astute political tumbler has come to the froin se) announces joarned | Conclusion that, under no possible circuinstances, the Sixth regiment band, which had senuvened can he attatn, orcad wl South Carolina Legisia- the mecting, appeared .1n frout of Mr. Loew's resi- dence and honored him with a serenade. Besides those above mentioned a number of prominent citl- zeus, Including Mr, John Kelly, of tae Highth ward; Coroner Rollins, Alderman Woltman, Asseablyman Cook, Assisiant Alderman Daly, Superiutenacnt Donohne ‘and many otners, were present to con ratolate Mr. Loew. erything, barring the incl lent mentioned above, passed Of In a moss sutie faciory manner. ture, the goal of his ‘The following are given among the “Wiachester Rifle Topics" in a Charleston paper: Twenty-five thousand rounds of ball cartridge have been sent to Chester. Two hundred Winchester rifes, for the Scott militia, have been sent to Orangeburg. ‘Ten thousand rounis of bali cartridge—obout five for each voter in the county-—have arrived at Unton+ ville. June Mobley, colored legisiator, hag them ig Mase Meeting of the M. T. Brennan Sixth | Charge Word Ansociation, ‘The Sixth ward made o grand demonstration last evening in fayor of Mathew T. Brennan for Sheriff. A monster mass meeting was held at Monroe Hall, corner of Centre and Pearl streets, ‘I. J. Conroy pre-e siding. ‘The hall was crowded to suffocation, and then not half these prevent could get in, Addresses were made by Judge Ourts, Judge Dowling, Assom- Diyman Dents Buras, A. S. Sullivan, A. J. Rogers and Wiliam F. Howe, udvocating the claims of M. T. Brennan for pomination tor sheriff, on the ground of personal ablitty and political worth, The meet- ang then formed iiscit inte procession and marched up Centre atreet to Canal, up Canal to Mott, from Mott to Bayard to the Rowery, down which they raarched to Where the Brennan banner is suspeuded in Chatham street, where Judge Curtis and Thomas Duna English addressed the assemblage, after which Ut disporsed. 1 M. 1. Brenaan Central Association, The members of the M. T. Brennah Central Asso- ¢lation met last evening at Masonio Hall, William H. Bevins, the President, in the chuatr. The roll of dei- egates from the varlous associations was called, at- ver which a resolntion was adopted urging on Tam- moany the propricty of noxwinating M, T. Brennan Jor Bhenit, A. &. Sullivan then made an cloguent speech, expatiating on the good qualities of Mr, Brennan and prediciing his ey ee election, A | heard from oniy one 0 make arrange- a largely increased everywhere throughout tho committee of two Was appointed ments for @ demonstration. MISCELLASEGUS POLITICAL NEWS. Pallties ia New York State=Twenty-foneth Congressionz! District. On the 10th instant the republicans of the Twenty- fourth district made their nomination for Vongress. Wayne supported tho present member, George W. Cowles, and gave bim her twelve votes in conven- tion. Cayuga pressed George I, Post with her twelve vores, and Seneca cast her six votes for John #8. Seeley. One hundred and thirty-four ballots wero had withont any change. On the one hundred and uirty-firth, Caynga yielded her preference and voted for Nr. Secley, who, having a majority, was there- upon nnanimously nominated. The candidate has been County Jadge of Seneca, and confeasedly stands at tho head of the bar of that county. In 1868 Cowles (republican) bad 4,495 mafority over Ross (democrat), and Mr. Seeley’s election may therofore be constdeved certain. At the republican county convention yesterday at Rome, Ellis HW. Roberts, editor of the Utica Henakt, ‘was nominated for Congress from the Oneida district unanimously, on a viva voce vote, Henry ©. Nelson, of Sing Sling, was yesterday se- lected as delegate to the Democratic State Conven- tion z om the Third Assembly district of Westchester coun! Absalom Nelson, the republican State candidate for Canal Commissioner, resigned hts position as the Grand Chief of the Budtalo Commercial Union yes terday, at the request of that organization. The Contest in the Pennsylvanian Second Congressional District. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14, 1870. Atu, meeting of the officers aud executive com- Mnittee of the State Central Executive Committee. held to-day, In rejation to the contest in the Second district the following resolution was adopted: — Resolved, That the Republican City Executive Committes having decided that Mr, Charies O'Neill in the resular somee hican candidate in the Second dintrict the olllcers of the Centra! Com:ittee, in conjunctton withithe executive com- tatitee, who were chirged by the State committee with gen- eral inlsmanagement of the campaign, will se all thelr ex. ertian to weoure the election of Mr Chates O'Neal les COVODR, Chs irman. Gronor W. Hawenscy,) a M.S. QUAT, ( Recretaries, 3. W. ML. NEwnin, 5 entirely of iriends of Mr. Greeiey, the opposing claimant, and reassembled contrary to tae recom- mendation of the chairman of she executive com- mittee, and therefore without any authority, Prohibition in Massachnasotts—Letter Wendell Philligs. Dosvon, Sept. 14, 1870, from ter to the Chairman of the Probibitory State Central Committees— DEAR Sin---WWhen your convention nominated _me for Governor of the State it was agrecd, if satisfac. tory to tt and tome, that no ofticial notice of the nom- ation shouid be sent me and no formal acceptance Alter meturer consideration of the whole ct, Lam convinced that itis best tnat I should express my profound sense of the honor you do me; entire agreemont with you in the necessity istinct special poltical party, and miy willingnesa that fn aid of #uch & party you should make such use of my namie as seems best. As temperance men, you were bound to quit the republican party, since ft has ved you more than any one, Any prohibit i Who adhéres to it proclaims berore- lund his wilitngness to be cheated, gud so jar as political ection 1s concerned betrays his priveiples, The republican party deserves our gratétad ha achieved local repute; it will deserve our support whenever it les with our present living dimi- culties, party must Hye on present service, not on laurels, however welt earned. { have no wish be Goveraor of Massacinset cat party of dis' We must gi to the work ot enlightening the public mind and organizing their ranks. Jn that woe Tam willing tobe used, My Inctinations would induce me to decline the nomination; but I dare not do so in view of the vast mterest lavolvea In your move- mett, whick calls on each one of us to make every sacrifice to insure its success, No one supposes that Jaw can make men temperate, Occaston- ally some sot betrays we average level of Mguor fnteiligence hy falsely stating that to be our beilef aud plan. Temperance men, on tho contrary, have always known and argued that we must trust to argument, exampie, social Influence And religious principic to make men temperate; but Jaw can shut up thosé bars and drain shops which feed imtemperunce, wiich double our taxes, make our streets unsafe for men of feebie- resolution, treble the peril of property and life and make the masses fools tn the hands of designing men to under- mine aud cripple the law. The use of intoxicating liquors rests with each man’s discretion, but the trace in them comes clearly within the control of law. Many considerations, and among them the safety and success of republican institutions, bid ns put forth the Jull power of the law to ehut up dram Slop. We have never yet ruled a great city on the principle of ee ae: Republican institu. tions undermined by intemperance are obliged to confess that they have never governed a great city here on the basis of universal suffrage in such a way as to preserve, order, protect hie and secure free speech, Kew York, tun by drunkards, ts a proof of the despotism of the dram shop. Men wiiomn murder- ers serve, that they may escape and because they have cacaped, rule that city. The rivala crew whicb hold thes up could neither sufle their own con- science nor raily their forces but for the belp of the grogshop. A like testimony comes from the history of ous other great cities, State jaws are deded in | their streets, and by means of the dramshop and the gilded exJoon of the fashtonabie hotel their ballot, boxes are jn the hands of the criminal classes of ied, WhO, BYWAY ARP _ eke te | Georgia Democracy. ATLANTA, Sept. 13, 1870. The Constéution this evening publishes @ letter from Linton Stephens declining to run for Congress for the Fifth district, He declares that the chatr- manship of the State Democratic Committeo is va- cant, and assigns asa reason tat there was no quoe Tum present when the cliairman was elected, Louisiana Democratic Canveutien, New ORL¥ans, Sept, 14, 1870, At the State Democratic Convention dejegates Were admilted without regard to color. Yesterday Allan Jumel was nominated for Auditor anti James D, Blair for Treasurer, The convention has adjourned sine die, The Third Congressional {distriet renominated Mr, Ryan for Congress. The nominatious for other dis+ tricts aro postponed till Octoner. The Etection in Colorade Territory. DENVER, Sept, 14, 1870. The election returns received up to a late hour fast Might indicated the election of Vhaffee, republican. over Miller, democrat, as Delegate to Congress, by an overwhelming magority. Out of twenty precincts reported for Miler. Tine vote tory. Denver cast 1,474 votes. Political Notes and Comments. ‘The Republican Stato Committee meets in this city on the 16th. Inthe squabble among the radicals In Missourt some extremists scem inedned to throw off Carl Schurz. If they act wisely they had pester keep their Schurz on. Nathan F, Dixon, for some yeats a representative in Congress from the Western distric! of Rhoda Island, publishes a letter declining a renomination. ‘The Republican Congressional Convention at Pine Blof, Ark., yesterday nominated Hon. Logaa A, Roots for re-election. In Pennsylvanta Captain ©, B. Brockway is the democratic candidate for Congress in the Thirteenth district, and L. D. Shoemaker, of Wilkesbazo, the republican candidate m the Twelfth district. The republicans of the First Congressional dis- trict of Wiseonsin have nominuted Wm. P, Lyon, of Racine, for Congress. BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAWROAD, Boston, Sept. 14, 1870, ‘The shareholders of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad commenced their annual meeting to-day, and after a discussion as to the number of directors: desirable it was decided to settle the question by a vote. Ona motion by Nathan Matthews, of Boston, seconded by Frederick A, Lane, of New York, the mecting adjourned tiil to-morrowv, no one to be al- lowed the counting o! the vote, aud to-continue the negotiations now in progress between the leaders of the New York and Boston parties to sarmanize the conficting ciementa. % It is understood that the decision was in favor of fifteen directors, that number constituting the Bos- ton ticket, as follows:—Daniel 3. Richardson, George Stark, Oakes Ames, James A. Dupes, A. A. Marsh, George Everett, Willlam B. Dodge, G. 8. W. Braman, James M. Shute, H. A. Hetsers, Jr., Elyab B. Phil- lips, James Tillinghast, Roger Averill, &. ©, Sher- man and Otis Norcross, State directors, ‘the New York ticket im circulation was as fol- lows:—-E. C. Sherman, Otis Norcross, Matthew Bolles, Charles R. Chapman, Charies 0. Vanzandt, Homer Ramadell, Percival L. Sverett, Lyman Nichols ‘The convention that met yesterday was composed | and Frederick A. Lane. THE LATE GLERIGAL KiOK UP IW BRIDGEPORT, At a meeting of the Society of the North or First Congregational Church of Bridgeport, Copn., held on Tuesday evening, resoiutions were adopted by a ‘vote of forty-two to four in favor of inviting the Rev. Wendeli Phillips haa addressed the following let- | Georwe Richards to resume his pastoral relations among them, as follows Resolved, That this society, entertaining high appraciation of the pastoral [eervices of Rev. Gecrga Richards, late pustor of the First Congregational Church in this clty, and undi- minished contidence {n his Christian character, and earnestly hoping for his early restoration to healti, whereby he may be enabled to resume his invaluable labors in the ministry, ten- der to him» cordial Invitation to again take charge of the pulpit recently vacated by bim whenever his health may erm PeReaolved, That the gocloty’s committee be, and they aro hereby, requested to secure as carly na practicuble the services. of Rev. Mr. Richards for the stated enpp'y of our pulpit aad to wansmit immedistely to him # copy of these resolutions, ‘This action of the soctety, It is believed, will create fresh troubles among the congregation, for should Mr. Richards attempt to again il the bp. og it will probably result in disgraceful scenes in the sacred editice. Mr, Richards having acknowledged iiimaselt guilty of improper conduct toward certain ladies of ‘his Congregation, and his most zealous supporters merely excusing his conduct on the ground of ade- ranged state of mind consequent upon ill health and an injury; 1f is contended by those opposed to him that in elther case he 1s unit to fill the position of pastor. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—Thie Day. Sun rises......... 5 40 Moon rises....eve 921 Sun sets... - 6 O9 | High water.aern 11 42 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATY OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORE ron trp MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOLER. Destination. Office. \o0 Browdway. 7 Bowling Gre Lats 58 Broadway Me 69 Broadway; 15 Broaawar. 29 Broadway. 7 Bowl Groen Parana, Clty of ‘Brusacin) i Engiand Coiumbi ee oct Ket Oct Net . Caledonia. ... St Lawent, PORT OF NEW YORK, CLEARED. Bieamahy Bhereen, Quick, New Oriee. +e Bae *Gieamebtp Alvenmstie, Lawrence, Mortals, Cay fem and Riskmend—.C)4 aminiao Ateamabis Co Since | _ Bark Eliza (Nor), Olen, Elstnore—-Wendt, Tetens & Bock- mann “Ee uta cp pee eee Berea, Bark Ironsices, Tapley, Qenoa—Lunt Bros, Bre THA Tht it), Bocke, Hasoiitom (Herm x Harvey. titanate Collins (Br), Cochran, Windsor, NS—H J De olf ‘Schr Edwin, Dayton, Matanzan—B 3 Wenberg. iene dale (BP, Parr, Windsor, MS—Crandall, Bertaux C0. * Schr Busie Prescott (Br), Hass, St George, NB—Jed Fryo & Co, ‘Schr Bell, stmpron, Providence—Ls C Drake. Sloop Blackstone, Jones, Providence-H W dackson & Oo. Steamer Vulean, Wilcox, Philadelphia. Steamer Chester, Jones,” Phiinieipiia, Steamer M , Smith, Philadeipbia, ARRIVALS. REPORTRD BY THE HERALD STRAM YACRES, Steamalitp Cuba (Br), Moodie, Liverpoot Sept 8, and onan ats with a aaa a Hip eg to eh pie lyn, 10th tost, passed bark Alms (Bry, bound £; sametime, Dark Champlon (of, Troon), Aina W: B3tb, ahip Montana’ from Bt Joung + Eiverpool; samo day,’an Anchor lind anka, Howes, Wilmingtom, NC, with mdse and passongers, so J Lorillard, Brix Lily ir) Ryan, Cow Bay 16 days, with eoal to Robert Belloni—ressal ta GB Swam & Son, Bent & las a3 50, ton Gly hed a heavy gale from ESE to WSW, in whick loss foretop: sall, foretopmast and manin staysail, stove boat and bul> arkis; Btb, Lint 46 60, lon 62 40, eaw a. 's boat, bot of & vensel's bulwark: “Ohiig George § erty Cor Dh rig George fof Dama: s Ny Widade, wi coah to the Biockhouse siaing Gor, vessel Bell, Loud & Co, Sept4, in a heavy biow from SE, Maiisall and had decks swept. Scur Iaaac Oliver, Panall, Porta Plata If days, with hides, be to a Smith & Co, Was7days north of Hatteras, Schr Baml W ‘Witmmgton, Gays, a - babe Foster, BO, 7 wih ipo pa The ship Raergy, which arrived 13th, reports left Rotter. dam Aug 9, Brouvershaven 12th, an tale ot Wight ida, 20 days west of the Banks, with light W winds and fog, nthe Banks, spoke fishing brig Grand Banks, wit! 2 80, saw steamsdip Java, heace for Passed Through Hell Gate, HOUND SOUTH. Steamship Pirigo, Johnson, mie ie rk es ol tae for New Yor‘, with Bri rch: by . a varie Salta sane farren, Postsmouth for New icbr Lwcon, Phomas, St And: NB, fc days, with lusnber'to Sed Bryn aco. tt Jor New Yorks 0 ‘br Alica Oakes, Curtis, Bath for New York, with ice to Knickerbocker Iee Co, Schr 8 P Hall, Chipman, Bangor fer Newark, with lumbor waiter bet uschcAmence, Ingraham, Roakland for New York, with cnr feeren Huppuch, Eitis, Harwich fer New York, with binson, fish to Woodratf & Schr Velma, Look, Saiem for New York. Schr Escort, Ball, Brideeport for New York. Schr Martha Jane, Baylis, Brookhaven for New York. Steam yacht Minnebaia, Durant, Newport for New Yorx. BOUND BAST. Bata Fain, Allen, Eltzabethport for Salem. rig JW Drisko, Haskell, Elizabethport for Portland. Brig Laura, Carmichael, New York tor Cork for orders, * Scbr N H Sitinner, Frazer, Philadelpbia for Pawtacken. Schr Conaeeticut, ——, Philadelphia "or Stonington. Scr Ann 8 Saiters, Baker, South Araboy for Pawtucket, Scar Sam Welter, Brockway, Sonth Amboy for Hartford, Schr 8 E Nash, Nash, South Amboy for Norwich, Schr Adrianna, Dunton, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr Ade'aide, Smith, Eiizabethport for Sag Harbor. pRch Josephine, Caswell, Haizabethport for MarreansetS Schr Wm Thomas, White, Flizabetnport far Providence. Schr @ 8 Hacard, Clark, Eizubetupor: for Bridceport Behr Geo W Whittier, Phivney, Elznbethport for Boston, ithe Geo W Middleton, Caxspbell, ‘ilzabethpart cor New avon, Sehr Marcer, —, Elizaathnort for Bridgepert. Schr Ida Hudson, Greeley, New York for Hoekland. Schr W ff Kowen, Baker, New York fur Providence. Schr Mary Potter, Potter, New York for Neal. BELOW, Ship Isabel Croom (Br), Auld. from Calcutta June 3, with mdae, to V H isrown & Co (by pliot boat Earn Nye, No'2). Brig Favorite, Duell, 88 days from Demerare, with sugar gad molasaes, fo @ Troworidge & Ca (vy pilot boat kara lye, Wo 2). Brig Excelsior (Br), Mayor, 5 doys from Berrauda, with mdse, 40 Midd.etoa & Co (by pilot boat Ezra Nye, Nod). SAILED. Steamships Manhattan, and Russia, poumode ” Wind af suuset Liverpaol; Niagara, Shippiog Noten. Tho steamtng David Cox, which was subk by collision with tbe steamer Union June 20th iast, off the Marble Yurd, East river, is being raised by the Neptune Submarine Co, with the afd of the New York Derrick Co, ‘The wreck lay in the way of veasols on tle river, ut low Ude, The steamship Louisa Moore, of Murray, Perrts & Co's line to Newhern, is on the dry dock at Hunter's Point for rev pairs, dc. Marine Disasters. Lrwr, Del, Sept 4—The bark Addie McAdam, Partridge, from Buenos Ayres for orders, ia baliast, has arrived hero, and reports Laviag on board the crow of the bark Delaware (Dr), froma Beltfmore for Demerara, picked up 4th in 25,lor 63; the mato and one man were lost, She also has on board the crew of the brig Miche! et Anna (Ir), from Cayenne for Martiniqno, rescued on the 2d Inst, tn lab %3.N; the cap- tain of the brig abandoned her, but Captain Partridge sent bis mato and four ten aboard, who will endearor to take her into Key West, Both«vessela were wrecked in a burrl- cane Ang 9. rNoH TRown, Brov d United States, before mauta to prevent going asl out discharging eargo, and proceed to days. \ BARx EMMA (Br), from Quebec for London, ney, CB, lth lasts leaking belies sar Baz EDWARD ALERo (Br), from Providence f before reported off Chezzetcook on her beam eis towed to sea 62h lust, and procerded to Boston, 4 BARK PRINCESS ALEXANDER (Dan), owzed by Roc! Bron & Coffey, of New York, was) dt fren ‘ashore nt Se Crone 1g 29 bya heavy ground sweli, but wi of toueh injured, © eran SRG HAIER (of Liverpool, F, 153 tons), Demerara Yor Boston, Witt 1o4 hitds, WL ole gad Bierce ot sugar, wad totally wrdaked Aug 10.0n Coubier’s Rocks, Bar Bui Buivx Jaxu (Bn, from Halifax for West Indies, put back fth inst tor repairs, having ls , back eth int pairs, having loat foretopmast, sully and Bria Vroronta UnsuLa (Br), from Cape Broton for Bos- ton, put into Habfax 6th iast to ro, et {op pa no pair daiuuges sustained in Soun Many Exraanerit dr), from Cay ton, In charge of the mat put {nto lif siFe, and reports 4th, between La Have and Liverpool, at Thoittightof the gale, was rum into by « brig and bad ding stanchions carried away, bulwarks stove and an anchor and chain broken from the bow. In the confusion the captain (King), thinking the schooner would sink, jumped on board the bre, and wen the vesneis separated shortly after he was er. ‘The brig wae , Dou ME tio lontsalls, ko ca een Sun Bren, before reporte of an Be reported ashore at Lewes, was bauled Lrvenroot, Sept 4—The dark Albton, Cor St has put back to Galway, having lost twoof ber ae ie beavy gale, UEENGTOWN, Sept %—The Helen R Cooper, arrived here trom Moulma'n, eloured to-day lor Posie wel picpant ae Oe en when other hands will be al ye a it ig shippe oa jon to the crew, as she makes eight inches of ‘The Edith, Randall, from Liverpool for New York, 4a here leaky, 04 alle boro up from $00 mies wesl Miscellancenus, We are indebted to Messra Geo A Philips & Collins, com. mission and shipping merchants, of South atreet, for favors, Wialemen. : Bpoken—Aug 16,an American whaler, showing a white burgee, with red ‘border and red letters, long name, could ouiy distinguish frst three itiers, “STA,'? Ialand of ’ Flores bearing NE by , distant 20 miles, Spoken. : Ship Mereonger, Loavitt, from St Bartholomew for Aug 1b, lat 44 pH ton 43 Hid ihien: Bark Spanker, Waitehill, from Glasgow for New York, wed eat 498 lon Capel Brig Avdre (Fr), from Martinique for Nautes, Aug 28, 26, lon 6940. ° u site ick , at Valpnratao 15th ult, ortod as having cut wonld repair with. Callao in adout U0 out into Syd- Breton for Bos- ‘ax 6th inst for re- has put of ape Forelgn Ports. ARPROSSAN, Aug 30—-Sailed, Jos Wier, Pearson, and Lilian, Copatick, Boston. ANTWEEP, Sept 1—Seiled, Masonic, Morse, New Orleans, ANanr, July 1—Are |, Horatio Harris, Lovett, Manda for Mauriting; Mutlab, Batiard, do for Boston, ADELAIDE, July 24~Arrived, bark Ashburton (Br), Smith, Port Gamble. are at do Juno 3, bark Chattanooga, Freeman, New ork. Acona, Aug12-In port bark Roebuck, Goudy, for lee. war Buistot, Sept 1—Kailed, Ocean Poarl, Engtand, New Or- leans via Carditf; Lije Houghton, Morton, Matanzas via Newport: r del Mar, Petia, Riza; 2d, Success, Chase, New Or! Ha Cardi’. BRiion FERRY, Sept 2-Saued, Nalicete, Wren, New ork. BULFAST, Sept 2—Salled, Lothatr (iste Agnes M Lovit:), Steward, Savannab. BARCELONA, Aig 29—Arrived, Fortuna, Llenas, New York. Sailed 29tn, Bella Juana, Subirach, New Orleans, Barvanod, Aug 19—Atrived, brig Southern Cros (Br), Brown, Phi'adelphia. Salled 22d, slup Lochtel, Ponsagola. Canpiry, Aug 8l—Arrived, La Plata, Matthews, Glouces- ter; Sept 2,Emma C Litehield, Hayden, Havre; Ocean Pearl, England, Bristol. Cleared lst, Neversink, Barstow, aud Eva, Fisher, New Or- out Int, 7 B Ball, Bol, Bermnda;, Neptune's Car, Pike, Wilmington, No; Nova Scoliun, Hatfield, and La Plain, Mat- thews, New Orleans, CADIZ, Aug 29—Satled, Sicilian, Percival, Malaga; Com- merce, Welis, New York ; Tremont, Giles, Gloucester, Mase, ‘COLORADO, July 27—Saited, Amoy, Parkman, New York, CaLLAo—The date in yesterday's paper abould have read August, not July. DAI, Sept 2--Passed, Parana (#), Wilkinson, from Lon- don for Havre and New York. Arrived 24, Missourl, Long, New York tor London (and proceeded), ‘Off 24, Hilma, Skogstrom, from Stockholm for Savannah. coos of Wikht st, Lottie Warren, Lucas, from London ; Dusuiny Bept 10—Arrived, bark Young Eagle, from St john, NB, DUNKIRK, Aug 31—Artived, Cyclone, Forbes, New York; Jeany Berledan, Davion Fuileicighis Panta. Aug dt—Sailet, Keystone, Barter, New York, D 1: ug 2--Arrived, ship Aroher, a (tre DPMERARA, At S2—In Suwanee, New York; Letly (ir), George, from Baltimore, arrived Lith, uae. ‘Hailed 19th, sobr Naonta, Smiths, New York. nN %—Arrived, Plover, Hall, Memel for Besse bh dst ton, Obes dat Gran, Bho, lew York for ao Richa Pearea, Rathburn, Taira plod, Rh See ReN oO oe Sept a Arrived, Glad Tidings, Thompson, Ha- wre: 3d, Atlanta, Ricker, Havana. piece tet gate tain ies Ro ae ae EO aared, Fustaala, ‘Trapant, Pogadeby Ginerntt, -Aug 99--Sefed previous, brig Nuova Previdenea, Ohitemue fod nt B-cailed, Mont Blane, Herbert, Kew leans, i Hay Balled, Praito Bird, Mobile; Bir well, Baten Hctaware Brestwater;, Sept Ty Evin toy Bowe Mobile; Sulla, Wounery art, New York; Resolute, Wrouk: by ‘ae Brooks, New Orleans) B Scranton, Wieeler, Mobile: Thd.n4m, Meas ticle ng Eniled States; Deora # Soule, Soule, und A ‘Jones, nee Kona, July 28--Arrived, bark Yokohama, Peuk parrieed Tuly 14, Nenutan, Schihya, New York for pao; 1 Coren ‘oko ama; Wh, Rattler, M Hatt Columbia, Bterdion, Hulton: q HONOLULY, Al ‘ ‘Hatteldy. guano falandss Cy pe EO { Gn, for Bakor's Toland, yang faianday 44 anip Solo {NG for Bakers shea te bank "Une, Weaver, Page Yorke; 2d, Marla Adelaide, Kabat, do "sioner esse an, Balled Tt Costello; Ibis, W: Christiansen, Now York: dy Neotun, oaneety, a4 OFM Saxon, ; ampbell, Curitny o B weldared isk, Elsatigg Browes Caloutn,’ sie’ Baee "I , Eleat aloutta;” 2d d Pritenard, and New Bra, Knight, io. y Lancy 8 Willey, Ent out Isl, Harvest Queens Jnnasen, New Y Vernain, Cardif, and Baltimore; tllen Bonar eantes New Crieans; Chas Chaloner, Riuse!!, and Dakotah Kine mp abon, Boprd Arrived, Horenced Hendertes I ONDON, Bop! 2--Asrived, Florence J Hen ga o eres Bhltatel pn . reid a » Rogers, Phitade!pi! Work (and sniier from Gravesrd gay.” am, Hammon, Boston. out Ist, Kate ‘Levru, Sept ]—Sail Glasgow for New York (and proceeded, LONDONDERRY, Sept I . u QugaDosnmine, Rept id—anved, sicamahty Moravian! LAS PALMAG, Sept 1—Tn brig Cas from New Yort’ wrrlved Auch for ean Oe yay aad 14—Arrived, steamship Anglia, Craig, New ‘orl . _MARORTELE, Aug B—Arrived, Glance, Williams, Balth Salled $0thy Topouto, Geddey New York, { quattinatie Boesiilel, 9S tant Collum (from New Or ke LAGA, Any —t ond sy ¥ moston; Onleftats, Garros dae ne anes Campbell ‘MELUOURNE, July 13--Arrived, bark Antlpodes (Br), Kirt yee Port Gambje; 16th, brig North Star, Hatch, dog Sth, shlp Competitor (Bri, Matthews, New York. puarMava, Augw—arrive!, bry HW Kinery, Smal joston. RAL, Sept }3--Sailed, steamship Tweed, Duff, Lone Mow M—Ent out, Abby Ryerson, Deanig, H on. Newoasre, Aug and'Gem, Hick Nem York. ie EWwPony, 7 rabams . few Yorke bi blere | " ‘L&y NSW, July 9—Ralled, bark Challenge (B: IR WOANTLR, inf ark Cl ¢ Ht Cansebrock, Gan Fruncisco Miltigan, do; 42d, El Wilron, In part July 3 ps. oa, Haveners British Nat coe ely; Glencorse, and Gienderon, all an Frati ‘ept—Patinta the Roads 2d, D Chaptn, Rose, ceca ey Se re PORTLAND, | from Havre for Of, Thyrs, Thoraing, ‘rom Grimaby PLYMOUTH, AU; yy for San Francisco; Sept l, Auuosphere, Oran, from Havee 10. for Newport. Pour 8raix, Aug 18-Ballo!, brig Wm McKean, for Bow 2. URRNGTOWN, Bept 2—Arrivot, Linderess, Olsen, Ni your Eu. Ranall, Liverpoul fur do, leak, “Chrmian FX, Bonne, New ork: Mity ity cr Limeise (3, Poliipy a6 ) for Livarpoc!. a 24 Helen’ Cooper, Piekerson (from Rangoony. ortamouth, HUNDERUATD, Aug 3!-Saile2, Pride of the Ocnan, Coo- per, Naw York: ept ty Arlingtrn, Neyecom, do, biLeLDs, Sept I—Arrivad, Veuds, Purdy, Antwerp. Srocxucua, Aug 22—Arrives|, Alasdin, Liveusen, Phlledel- phi SUNGAPORK, July 29—Arrived, Uighlander, Foster, Liver- P onl. Salled July 29, Midnight, Brock, Boston. SuDNEY, NSW, July ¥—Saule| slips Duneratg (Br, Fo. layion, San Francieeot Sth (anoshor accovut says bth), Has riot Erving, Liddell, Honolul ‘July 20, bark Je ne, Phinney, New York. Sirnna Leon Augl?—In port achr Heurietia, Nicker- son, for Liberta same day. ‘ST Pierre, Mart, Au Be Arrived, schr Samuel E Patera: Crocker, New York} 12th, brig H B Emery, Small, Bostan. Sr THOMAS, Aug $0-—Arrived, eleumship South’ Ameriex, Tinklepaugh, New York (und ie/i same duy for Rie Janeiro, Acrived Avg 19, ache Mary S Lunt, Simmons, Gremnda (and sailed 2th for Jucine! tofoad tor'New York}; Sept % brig Sea Bird (Br), Card, w Work, sel sehis Nery # Lunt (Br, Simmons, Jacmed; 26th, Unto (Dutch), Johnson, New York. In port Bist, brig Jeauy (Wan), Laurlisen, from New Ye arrived 22th, tor Porto Rico io load for New Yor’, fo Sept 1; Anna (Br), Morrow, frou New York, arrived 27 advertived for sale, St Joux, NB, Rept l0—Arrived, scbrs Helen @ King, Mow Gregor, New York; Harry White, Hopkins, Philadoipbia, Cleared 10th, ships Northarapioa, McLoon, Liverpool; Bigodina Dudiey, Wilton, Landon. "TaxEL, Aug 80—-In the roads, Golden. Rule (not as before Hail, from New Orleans for Bremen, Trieste, Aug %—Arsived, Malla Alessandra, Barbaroe vich, and Cor rina, Loovieh, New York. VALENCIA, Aug 80--Atrived, L Warren, Marriman, New York, Americnn Portte BOSTON, Sept i4—Arrived, briga Greckn (Br), Jarvis veined fa aFipa ny froin Vhilade!phin. : S Kk: aitect (Br), schra A now, Ric! BALTIMORE, a nny Gleared—Berk Ada Carter, Keaney, Aapinwall, d-—Selir Valerlns Uth- Arrived, brig Lochinvar (Br), Nieke Below, bark lstack Prince (Br), Mai brig Térrid Zone (ir), from 1 SHARE ESION, Sept IL—Beu, from Cardiff for orders. Teh—Axrived, achr M B Va ‘The ateamshiy) Charleston, heavy weath DARIEN, ‘Yor “son, Demerara, , from Liverpoolg ca. brig Jeanie Moodie (Be), leaf, Roekpost. f New York, is detained by ja, Sept 3-Cleared, achy Matthew Kenney, ri, ra Lney Coline, Collius, Poston ; Virginiay 1a, Thomosgn, do. Whitmore, savannah, h—Amved, borg Ci Siilier, Boston, FERNANDINA, Sept %—Arrivet, bri MA Berry, Hib , Cardenas, to load for St Mur EW ORLEANS, Sept a Lousane, (Fr) ster, Cardiff; bark ea Small, 60; ‘6th Arrived, wehr Stato: le' phi fuegos; echt ¢, wchre Adm Ameling Mahody: thomas, VanUiue: Narion Kogers, Jackson, an Yankeo Doodle Maisbury, New York. PHLLADELPHIA, Sep! 13. arrived, barks Oorlolan (NQ)y Von Hremeny Uaaburg: Maltden (Nor Vise a cess Alice (1), Hilton, Newport; Star of Hope (NG), ‘Peter: ‘Leopard or} New York; brig nous, Flan, Boston; wacollne Grav’ Mary KAmeden, Atasden, Bi d John Taneaster, Wiliauss, rollne Hall, Dase ] Gartaide, a8 Alderdice, Willets! rian = 4 ego, Boars Haley, liaisy, Ne ‘ay, Garrison, Salem| julla A Crawford, Young, Pro re Kenyon, B Bath; Marshal Perrin, Pack: one and S A Hammond, Westgate, Provk ndicott, Fall River; F I Lockwood, BI John, Boston; 8 wing, Ireland, Hartford; © Ly Mereicky jaldwin, Somerset. Bak Arrived, brig Protews (Br), Enslow, Gloucester, Bee. 8, Del, Set 18—Ship Gold Hanter, for Antwerp, bag rome tese 4 Tare Adelo. MoA¢am, from Buenon Ayres, ti—Arrived, Dar Io. Mos tt for otders. geo Disaalera); ‘brig killen Barnard, incl for orlera, ANGISCO, Sept 19-—Arrivod, steamahip Montana, laska, Higetna, Liverpoal. urtis, Queenrtown. ads, Fmety, New York, S set, Banker, + H E Sampson, Blake, ton: Geo Fales, Hi gence; Tthompson, ut do Mth, ship © Balled—P Arrived ‘Arvived at do th tor ark Princesa Koyai (Br), Auderson, tort a ; Gil 1 {on he tir Steel, Coronel;’ bark Davonailre, ’ Sedgleye Hilog Ruled Oth, bark Speedwai hiss, Panta Aranas, EAV ANNA, ie eA teamsbips Huntsville ad er it lew Yor) Bei tleated, sche Hattie, for Saitile, River to Toad for ath. BAI UMINGTON, NO, Sent T—Arrived, brige Sarah Wall (Br), Davis, Caréid; Lith, 3 eet em eks ‘Uth—Cleared, atermship El Cid, New York. a a MISCELLANEOUS. “) RROTU TE DIVORCES GALLY OUTAINED IN diferent States; no publicity; no charge tl divores obtained; advice Frese Aso Conmisstoner: far every Sates APSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENE Btates; legal everywhere; desertion, nt cause; no publicity: no charge nntil divorce is vice free. HOUSE, Attorney, 7 ORNS CY 1%, AT CHIROPO- Coane Institue, corner’ Fulton street, anions, Bad Nails, &e., cured wichout pain, by Dr. RICE. Anaibliator cures corns, bunions, nails, &c. 9V cents a box, OLD VIRGINIA BIT ie fi sane tocpla fiver, chile epala, iudizestion, torp lll wa Zever. ‘they renovate the whole ayster. 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