The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1871, Page 10

10 WASHINGTON. Paymaster Hodge Attempting to Shield His Friends. The Ku Klux Committee Hard Up for Funds. WasHINGTON, Sept, 20, 1871, ‘The New Assistant Attorney General. _ William McMichael, recently appointed Assistant Attorney General, will enter upon the discharge of ‘She duties of attorney in the Court of Claims on the oth of October, when Charles Chesley, appointed Solicitor of the Internal Revenue Bureau, will relieve Colonel McMichael of the duties of his office, Mr. MoMichael left here this cvening for Philadel- phia to deliver the oration at the unveiling of the Jancoln monument in that city on Friday next, Paymaser Hodge Attempts to Shield His Fricnds. It 1s thought by some of the officials here, who are @ a postiion to form an intelligent opinion upon the subject, that Major Hodge, to meke such reparation ashe now can to those who are placed in an uude- werved situation of embarrassment and ceusure Snrough their unwavering confidence in his integ- wily, will enter the piea of gullty upon his arraign- ment before the court martial, and thus forestalling the nevessity of the introduction of any evidence in behalf of the government, suppress the possible @isclosures of the extent of the confidence ‘and friendship enjoyed by himself, to the disregard ef law, regulations, cvstom and the ordinary safe- guards of financial trusts and transactions, In this eonnection the following extract from the digest o1 the opinions of tne Judge Advocate General, the guthoritative manual of military Courts, will be svad with interest:— It ts 8 general role of law that where the accused —< Guilty no testimony upon the merits 18 to be troduced, but it 18 believed to be esseutial to a Proper administration of justice in the majority of eases tried by military courts that the prosecution should offer evidence of the circumstances of the effence, notwithstanding the plea of guilty has been. Anterpos Such testimony is also necessary to en- able the reviewing oiiccr to pass intelligently and fuapy upon the wnoie case. ‘These views are In accordance with the practice of the English military courts, ‘The Ku Kiux Lfuvestigating Committce. The Ku Kiux Investigating Comiittce met this afternoon-and adjourned till to-morrow to await ‘the report of the sub-committee, which has not yet been. agreed upon, as the members only came to- gether to-day. It 1s said that the appropriation for the expenses of committee has been entirely ex- hausted, and this may prevent seuuing further sub- committees to the Soutn. First Auditor's Apnual Report. ‘The annual report of the First Auditor was to-day ‘wansmiticd to the Secretary of ine Treasury. There @re no special recommendations in it, except the moocessity of increasing the pay of the clerks of the ‘bureau If the government hopes to retain in service edicient accountants. Enu‘orcivg Collection of the Tobacco Tax. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has in Preparation a circular letter to be addresved to all the oMicers of internal revenue on the necessity of rentorcing the law in regard to the collection of we {4X On tobacco, It is admitted that there has been a Bandsome increase in the receipts from this source @uring the past two years, but that the government does not get all the tax due from this article. ‘The tenor of the letter wii be such as to awaken the @evenue oficers to asense of duty, while at the same time it will warn manufacturers and dealers ‘shat the slightest infringerhent of the law will be fegarded as evidence of intention to evade the law. Civcular to Customs Collectors. The ‘Treasury Department has issued a circular to @ollectors of customs instructing them to make a seport for each week, at the close thereof, of all Selzures, fines, penalties and forfeitures accruing In ‘their several districts for violations of the Revenue end Navigation laws of tue United Siates, and at (he-close Of cach month a report of such said seiZ- ares, fines, &c., as may be disposed of during said mouth by sale, remission, order of the Court or otherwise. Trawsportation of Unappraised Merchandise. The bond of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for the transportation of goods without eppraisement from saltimore to the principat ‘Western cities was to-day approved at the ‘Trea- eury Department, and the company will commence to-morrow te carry goods under the provisions of ‘nedaw creating the system. Kelicensiug of Steamers. ‘The Treasury Department has decided that when | an enrolled aud licensed steamer 1: suld by a decree of a.Court of Chancery no pew papers can issue be- foreihe sale is confirmed, and that a certificate of | sale.by the Masterin Chancery will be a sufficient basis for the issue of new papers if it recite the last enreliment, in order, to coniorm to the reqalrements of section 14 of the Registry act of December 81, 1792, avd secon 2 of the Enroliment act of February 18, 2198, Severe Sentence ef a Military Court Mariial. | Second Licutenant;Derwin CG. Venno, of the Sev- “enteenth Jntaniry, tried recentiy by court maria! at ®t. Paul.on a charge of embezzlement of the pxbire | funds and betting wile entrusted with the public funda, wae.found guilty, sentenced to be casuiered, | 40 refund $1,500 and to suffer five years’ imprison- ment m the Penttonuary. The proceedings were forwarded to this city and were approved. ‘Tne Penitenuary.at Siilwater, Minn.,. has been desig- @aiei as sengo's place @ con{inement. GHARWAN FAT MEX'S ASSOCH une of German Cornisiegcy—The the AmwcintionmTieavy Mer. Ttis awen ckpown fact dat Gam! ,-a@Mron saint of the Germans, both in the id Wew World. That benelactorof verman manu 48 credited with naving iurented lager heer, @reowing it for thedirst time out of malt (rerminated apd dricd Garey), hops an] The | Germans everywhere believe in veer, dering I a & means of Jon. ‘dt is doubtiess to ¢hem a maim senmee of enjoyny at thor social gatnerngs, Bur 4 itself ia, isa Deaningless veversze, renderuy ® man drink Ang it.Cull, lazy, sleepy, and, 1! De rings WoO 1 of ff, Iptoxicated. Formerly it was tie general be- Nei among the Germags (hat lager der. cre Dodily ai But that error was @aswoved by Justus von Liet ig, avout y duIng 80, ca quite drinkers of Germany propounded and prowsl = th lager beer docs net creat e Of fleshy bre in the ura. body nothing but This 1s Lue reason e not sO numcrons among (tk Ger as they are anong mative cepeciaiiy Mu the E eri Tae sirect jife of Shrerican cities and expec Metropolis, teaghes plaimly that iu ts coun try there exists nb want o: fat Germans, They have be come so. howey hot only by drmki hea. but also by gratifying the demands of t stomacin3 with plenty of good aud rich food. An underied dager peer er will never hecc great cor’ ey Jsceriainiy no vle fat jer are jolly and ‘The German ft mea of this city } y alion iast year, simlige to thai of their pat ean corpuient bretiren, admitimg oly mem weighing cach at least tvo h Tey ueld a target shpotine p: High's festival in one of the plea eity. enjoying themselves to ter ® unner Sullable to weir mow xatuer piump bellies, Phe whole 4he assoctauon is to held such a suiting the tastes of the members, plenty to eat and to drink, every year, The msoclation Numbers about tify members, weighing from 217 to 298 pounds each. 4 prelimivary meg!- dng was held by anuuber of yembers ab No. 48 enue A last pight, Mr Adam Jirandt (welgiag 280 pounds) presiding, awd Mr, kriw Hatter (weiuh- sng 40 pountts) aeting as secretary. It was resel¥é to hoi a ral meeting of the ssoctation next hhow eee A ‘0 tuvite the Ol And new members to it and to Mx ihe time, pisce Bud arreogements af ‘Uits year’s le. vival. COLLIGION IN THE EAST RIVER, Yesterday morning as tie sloop Proyitence, Joaded With brick, was saiing up the Kast fiver she was by n One par ac ut only fai, a why lean mon x mans of ti Aine’ Amert ber mer | | ' run into pilot boat No. 17, and serionesy | dawagel. ‘Ihe captain of the sloop seetng that his vessel was in a sinking condition headed her for p er 20, —— reaching Which she sank, We captain and two deck hands jumping ov tye dock, The put boat passed pn, pan ted | | amateur rowers in NEW YORK HERALD, 'TrHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1871].—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘sONEIDAS” VS. “ARGONACTAS,” | Exciting Six-Oared Gig Race on the Kill Von Kall. Grand Attendance of Spectetors—The “Argo- nautas” the Winners—Bergen Point Joy- ful Over the Maiden Victory of Their Pet Oaremen. For ten days or longer Bergen Point has been con- siderably excited over tne anucipated six-oarea gig Tace between their pet oarsmen of the Argonauta Rowing Association aiid the crew of the Oneida Cluo, of Jersey City. The residents and sojourners of this lovely retreat on the Kill Von Kull even forgot in their musings over this meeting of the great aquatic victory of the gallant Ward Brothers on Saratoga Lake, and did litue cise in their leisure moments but talk oar, the Argonauta’s and Oneida's cars, and wondered if the lads of Jersey City could possibly pull a better oar than their favorites, Many men, women and children indulged in these specu- lations, and as early as Monday might the young girls of the village and of the La Tourette House went t@ bed with red ribbon in their hair for curl paper to testify tncir love and admira- tion Jor the working members of the “‘Argeys.’? It is presumed the Oneldas had equaily the same sym- pathy extended to them on the part of the fair ladies of Jersey City; but as it was not noticed to be so demonstrative itis fair to assume the Argonautas were the more favored in tins respect. ‘These amateurs of Bergen Point have been rowing on the sheet of water at their teot since June last, and, of anambitious turmef mind, pnt themselves under the care and discipline of the clear-neaded Ellis Ward, and, with attention to his teachings, to day are fair oarsmen for gentlemen who naturally cannot devote but litte time to the amusement. ‘They nave pleasant quarters, and all else that an association of its character can desire, With ali this they have been uplucky, and, if common report 18 irue; lost every race they have pulied. Yesterday, however, there was & change, and, quite easily, they Scored @ deserving victory over their bright-eyed opponents. ‘Whe race was made in response to the Onelda’s challenge, and, as usual with amateurs, was for a set of colors, The eourse selected was from a stuke- boat of the lighthouse at the entrance to Newark Bay, thence to the end of the New Brighton dock, straight away, @ distance of three miles. Tne time named was four o'clock; but uaforvunately, like many other contests of its character, it was two hours later before they were sent away, and the finish was made with the moon and stars snining boldly above the heads of contestants and specta- tors. Young in years are all the members of the two crews, the oldest vemg tn the Argonautas, and Ne but twenty-tnree years of age. In the matter of prepa- ration the Oncidas evidently had the worst of it, as (heir condition was interior to their more lusiv op- ponents. <A glance at the appended tables will give an excellent idea of the respective crews:— THE ARGONAUTAS, Weight Yesterdays 146 Weight Juie le 150 a0 Nameand Position. . V. R. Sch ) 2 196 3 years; average-weight, THE ONEIDAS. Tut 14834 pounds, . 123 ‘Average age, 19 years; average welght, 130s pounds, THEIR GIGS, A new boat was twit for the Argouanutas by Mr. Thomas Faeron, of Yonkers, for (ais contest, and in it mey have scored their maiden victory. ‘It is 45 Jeet 5 inches long, 28 inches wide, 11% inches deep, 159 pounds weight and of Spanis: cedar. The Oncidas were not so fortunate in the matter of a gig, as theirs is atleast fifty pounds heavier, but is stanch and able. It is name te Seueca, 45 leet in length, 23 inches wile, 1: incles deep ai 200 pounds in weight. It is of Spanish cedar, was built by George Roalir last spring. ROWING COLOKS, Ot the Argonautus these were wlite shirts, with red handkevcluefs abous che licad, Of tie Uneidas, While shirts, with biae about the head. THE RACE. 1 to ve of the m ropitions It was dirty, a vin fell, len-colored sky, that even at to deaten all ch and The day prom character up to filtered through a @ buat race would serv inclined disgust those merry; in the afternoon te broke appearance of the san ur a Cager and mblage, At two u'clock ngs bout the Arzonauta,’ clap pouss, ter the spacious balcony was fair wor) Aloug the waier beyan vo gather aad half an hour crowded with Jersey dred or moi from their 9i!4 the glared the blue < the steam. | 8 of the for- or, Wath 1h the water were hotea just vefore the — race Nepiune mb. crews the house of the fatter sc In puiled and irom exciting | out eu tot uid alr this wealih of | quite & sea Of 1idbous, | 1 One ol nel a fenunme be ie sand, Onetdag tao": ahead La Tour and were | au | tnrts | had be | at the Zin | lengths, wh | the stagebe yesterday voiced irem th Ghe Font Rove at GuebereThe Renfertu Crew V the YeurVered Hace Kelly Winner ef the inate Kewl. QuUEMBE, Rept, 20, 1871, ¢ fowr-oared ra: today five Quebec and the Rewlor Renforih crew winning by (We p. In the single seuil race Key came Jn fit, Chainbers cecony and Percy third, HODSON AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION, The Hudson Amateur Rowing Arsoclation will their Af annual regatta on October 7, at i Vieasant Valley, he races this year ave open wall | United Staws, ‘The Boa Delegates wili mect on Friday evening at the ¢ Cjav house. to receive ihe entries from yo have ennoanced ther intents 4 ‘The singe Scull Buell ANd S1X-og i for eo amefeur Championship of the Un J 1 ra bited | and2 NEW YORK CITY. ‘The following record will snow the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com- Parison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut’s Phar macy, HBRALD Building, corner oi Ann street:— The number of emigrants arrived at this port during tne past week was 170,187, being an increase OF 261 over the corresponding week of last year. George Perry, thirty years of age, fell from a new building to the pavement, and dicd in Bellevue Hos- ital from the sfectsof the injuries. No other par- iculars of the occurrence appeared at the Coroners’ oMce, Coroner Schirmer was notified, Alpheus Warren, aged fifty-nine years, died in Believue Hospital. On the 26th ult. he wasstruck by the pole of a track at one of the East River piers and fatally injured. Coroner Schirmer was notfled, The ofMcers and delegates of the William M. ‘Tweed Central Club will meet to-day at twelve M., at 115 Nassau street, room 11, at the call of James Oliver, President, to make arrangements for the demonstration in honor of Mr. Tweed, at Tweed Piaza, East Broadway, to morrow evening. Adam Reigel, a German, fifty years of age, while engaged in piasteriug at Milleman’s Hall, Seventh avenue and Twenty-sixth street, tell from ascaf- fold to the ground and receivéd injuries from the efects of which be aled three hours subsequently in Bellevue Hospital, An inquest was held by Coroner Schirmer, Yesterday morning the regular weekly meeting of Fire Commissiouers was held at headquarters, Prest- dent Willam Hitchman in the chair, and Wiluam V. White, Secretary. A number of complaints for violation of the ruies of the department were tried, and Wiliam Qui was dismissed the deparumeut for absence from duty, Timothy Collins, a laborer, twenty-five years of age, late of 148 Leonard street, died yesterday morn- ing from the effects of injuries received nearly three Weeks ago by a wall faliing on him while engaged in tearing down the old bailding corner of Centre Poy and Tryon row, Coroner Schirmer was no- Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest on the body of John Tully, a youth of twenty years, who on Tuesday evening was drowned by accidentally falling into the dock at pier No. 8 East River. De- ceased Wes engaged in discharging freight from a ship at the time of tte occurrence. Tully was a singie man and lived in State street, Brooklyn, whither te remains were taken jor mterment. Mr. John Fredens, who keeps a colored sailors’ boarding house m Mechanic’s alley, had saved a quantity of silver colp, which he gave to one Charles 8.yles, a white man who was boarding in the house, to get changed tor him, Neither Styles nor the coin turned up for several days, Yesterday he nad Dim arrested and brought before Judge Ledwith on a charge of fraud. Styles was held to answer, A solemn requiem mass for the souls of the Papal Zouaves who fell in defendiog Rome one year ago yesterday was cclebrated in St. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday morning unaer the auspices of Mr. Charles Tracy. The ofliciating ciergymen were:. Celebrant, Rey. Tather Carney: Deacon, key, Father McNamee; Suvdeacon, Rev. Father Kane, Adoubie quartet choir was in attendance, and tne music was under the direction of the organist, Mr. Schmitz, The College of the City of New York, of which General Alexander 8. Webb is President, reopened yesterday for another year. The students appeared by hundreds, and the day was occupied in distribut- ing the necessary text buoks and arranging and Classifying the students. The members of the Jntroductory Class took possession of the new building lately erected for the tatro- ductory department’ on ‘twenty-second _ street, and were given their positions, ‘This department 1s under the charge of Professor David i. Scott, for many years principal of Grammar School No. 40, The reguiar sessions will commence on Monday morning, when the students are expected to be pre- pared to recite. There has been no change in the Tacuity or in the corps of tutors as yet, and the libra- rian, Mr. John ‘T. Cuming, retains the position ¢ has sv abiy aud eiheiently filled, CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE. BUFFALO, N. Y., Sept. 20, 1871. Chief Justice Chase arrived ‘here this afternoon, and ig the of Hon. EB. G. uiding, He visited the Kink this evening, was meni. Pleased with the magnificent display of the exhi jon. A REPENTANT AH StN.—The Indiana of the Methodist Church, on the 15tb instant Scott presiding, admitted to full membersh Ling-Ching- of the Foo-Cnow mission. Al teresting lett m the reverend Chinese was in which he sald that he had not much wisdom, ans d that the brethren would pray constantly for Ws. Almapar tor New Yors~=This Day. 5 46 | Moon sets..,.eve 10 48 - 559 | High water.morn 100 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES oe DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE Sun rises. Sun sets. . ~~ Steamer. jroadwa' 7 Bowing Green 63 Broad st, lb Broadway, |18 Bronaway. 88 Broad a. 7 Bowlng Green 29 Bi PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 20, 1871. CLEARED, Steamship Charles W Lord, Rogers, New Orleans—C B Mattory & Co, Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H R Morgan & Co. Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion amship Co. Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & ‘00: Steamship Norwich, Hines, Salem—Murray, Ferris & Co, Ship Haze, Wilkinson, Antwerp—Jacob W Schmidt & Co. Bark James E Ward, Nickerson, Liverpool—Jas E Ward & 0. Bark Mindet (Nor), Ingebrethsen, Cork or Falmouth-- Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Starkodder (Nor), Ramluf, Cork or Falmouth— Tetens & Bockmann, en . Bark Verdendi lregeh Petersen, Cork or Falmouth or or- ders—Funch Bark Fi nite (NG), Gjeruldsen, Cork or Falmouth for orders—Funch, Edye & Oo. pBark Boll deo Gloria (NG), Wienaud, Antwerp—Fanch, ve Co. Bark Memoria (NG), Selvig, Dunkirk—Wendt, Tetens & Bockmann, Bark Brunswick, Allen, Dunkirk—Walsh, Field & Way.* Pe il Francis Bourneof (Lr), Oliver, Havre—Bo; & Incken, Bark Alfredo (aR Andiaga, Marsetlies—Ferrer & Co, Erig Winfred, Miller, Penarth Roads—Nesmith & Sons, Brig A M Pulnam (Br), Rogers, Antwerp—Fnocb, Edye & 0. s ‘ig Helen G Rich, Strout, Coruana and Cadiz—John Zit- jonen, : Brig Sarah Crowell (Br), Morris, St Johns, PR—- W T Wood- ruff, Schr Parepa, Packard, Ronen—B F Metcalf & Co, Schr Dolphin, Hudson, Cape Hayti—R Murray, Jr. Schr Thos Winans, Morgan, Corpus Ohristi—I B Gager. Sehr Danl Bi » Colcord, ‘Winchester & owne, Schr W A Collins, Tooker, Richmond—Vaé Brunt & Bro, Schr T J Owens, Sclleck, Bridgeport—Ruckett & Bro, Schr Dart, Wiliams, Stamford. Steamer Tacony, Nicnois, Philadelphia. Steamer Concord, Norman, Phitadelphia. Steamer F N Fairchild, Trout, Philadelphia. Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Phiiatelphia, Sieamer 8 F Phelps, Brown, Philade:puia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STBAM YACHTS. Steamship Assyria (Br), Smith, Glasgow Sept 6, via Moville ‘7th, with mdse and 234 passengers to Henderson ‘Bros. Mad runs! strong, weslerly winds tire passage. th inst, lat 42 18, Jon 62 03, bark Colonist, from Sydney, CB, for New York} 20th, at 1:30 PM, 85 milés & of Fire Island, a North German steamer, bound E; same day, 3:45 PM, steamships Scotia, and Wisconsin, hence for Liverpool. Steamship Aiberoarie, Couch, Richmond. City Point and wih mdgo and passengers, to the Old Dominion To. Ship Zennitigton, Sherman, Liverpool, Aug 12, via Bt John, B, Sept 14, with saittoK P Buck & Co. variable weather. Aug 29, Int 48, lon 44, had a severe gale from 8, lasting 8 hours; lost lower mainiopsail fand_ sprung foremast Ship A M Minott, Lowell, Cardiff, 56 days, with fron to order; vessel toJ W Elwell & Co, passage, and had iicht easterly winds to fon 12; from thence ight wosterly winds; haa been 10 days W of the Banks, “Aug 16, lat 49 22, ion 18 19, spoke brig J A. Hellens, from Lianelly tor Baltimore; 19h, fat 48 63, lon 18 15, brig’ Louisa, from Went Indies, steering E; Sept 9, 12 miles SE of Cave’ Race, bark Lothian, from Belfast for Miramichi, 88 days out; 1sth; 3) mites S of Nantucket, took a pilot from boat ME Fish, ‘0 Ship Polar Star, Stetson, Bristol, 40 days, with railway fron to manchester & Towne.’ Took the northern passage, and FLEETWOOD PARK. The trots announced to come off yesterday were Postponed uatil Friday, with the exception of the unfnished one of Tuesday. That, with the three- minate trot and the oue for the 2:25 purse, will take Place to-day. Pools were sold on these contests last night at the roums of Messrs, Marshall & Johnson, Broadway and Twenty-eighth etreet, and the betting among the sporting fratermity, there gathered in Jarge numbers, was of the most exciting character. Ke- side the unfinished 2:38 race and the three-minute purses there was moch specuiation on the “yee for all purse.” The following will gtve an ex- cellent idea Of the prevailing ieelin, THE UNFINISHED 109 109 18 20 20 15 aL 22 60 65 u6 40 8 40 125 = 100 wo 10 85 60 DUCTHSSS COUNTY FAIR. POUGHKEEPSIE, Sept. 20, 1871. ‘The annual fair of the Dutchess County Agricultu- | Fal Society ts now being held at Washington Hollow. There ts @ very Jarge display of stocks of all kinds, agricultural implements, &¢. The display is fully equal to Usat of any previous year. The receipts for Hope two Gays 100i up $2,200, The lair will close oa Fri AT A FREE LOVE GATHERING. One Man Fatnily Shot. ie Chicago Times, Sept. 18.) ten O'clock lust cvening a se- ool atray occurred on the West side. alisis at the uth Halsted propiuoas and tue best of There were several mediums seance Was pronounced a most awyer, 1 prevailed. f and t success, Lg Sjirit in this choice assemblage of Was Une lady of the house, whose nae, de8 Not happen to be Carrie M. Say ays 1 ls, but Mra, Charles vaker. Shi sived with My. Baker jor some tim: insead, Was permitung a man name tosupport her and pay her hovse ren’ Was In the Gatnt of Keeping a distant r domgs, and last evening ie 8 not bar ° ‘ on- a fow moments went back 1 Ue reported that Mr, Baker was coming in, Tnen Mitehei|, who was present, swore that so s he had charge of the premises Baker shoud Zoi t fud. There had been acoileciion ig those preseut, only a shor! ume previous this interroption. which money Mitcheil 1 yetvined in his own hands, Wuen Beajyamin ser should not come in Mrs, Sawyer said she v house, demanding at the sume time Mitchel! retused to give it up, 1 lita ip the face. Miichen the woman, when she called ', WHO Came rushing Into the house, entered tie room he drew jis revolver and es, uRC Lail taking effect am the leit tell and Jodging ip his n Mrs. slightly wounded by mnother bulte| Tor the pistoi summoned officers West- Joney Wo the house, and they at once took stody, and marched wm of to te son street police staion, The wounded par- ics were also conducted to the same place. Mitcneil was atrended by vrs, Hersey and Clark, who pro: uoune> bis injury a very seriyus one. THE HARTER TRAGEDY FoRero.y in A DREAM.— In conneckon With the horrible Harper tregedy the Lexsugton (Ky.) 1% of Friday telis @ miost re- martable dream of one of the members of the Har- per Janily. he +ress Baya:—"A circumetance rathey giarting in its nhatare regarding the Harper murder Was inade known to us yesterday. We were infdyme? by Mr. Frank Harper that the wife or Wallace Harper dreamed, the Saturday night before the murder, that Jake and Aliss letsey were both killed by a begro man and a boy, and that the man had long whiskers, The description given af the man answers exactly to that of Tom Baker, one of the ne.roes arrested jipon suspicion «f ¢omplt- city in the murder, ‘Vis is very strange, but what seams the strangest ta that the horrid picture should ‘Tue Ceanserry Crop.—The ¢ weariy one-gnarter Trop in Ha fh wat destroyed by , re wight, the sth fet, me have come) Dd Lavy Bold Wb 24? per Durre. H 2 have haunted the dreams ot # lady relative of the had iight, variable weather most of the Dasaage, § t 4%, lon 50, had a severe gale from SW to NW, lasting 24 ou tained no damage; haa been 14 days west of the Banks ; Sept 14, off Sable Island, passed » large quautity of new deals. Bark Alexander (Br), Dempster. Batavia April 21, via Pa- dang May 23, with coffee to E Cuylas de Ruyter & Co; veasel jood Hope July 15, toached and sailed again next day; ci the i a for 1) = to master. ‘tae 4 the Cane of at St Helena Aug 1, equator Ang 15, in Jon 93; bad strong northerly cays after rounding the Cape; from thence 1ij variable winds, Bark Eliza Barss (Br), Vesey, Bermuda, 9 days, in lallast to Jones & Lough. Bark Helen Angier, Staples, Stockton, 6 days, in ballast to Calvin Adams, Brig Don Quixote, Conant, Leghorn, July 29, with marble, rags, &c, to Fabbricotti & Co. Had moderate weather ond calms m the Meditcrranean: paesed Gioraltar Aug 12; from thence to Bermuda light easterly winds; since siror vari able winds with much heavy weather. Aug 18, Jon Jat 35 7 80, spore brig Shamrock, from Marseilles for Philadelphia. Brig Village Belle (Br). Phillips, Cienfuegos 26 days, with sugar, £e; tomaster. Will discharge at Perth Amboy. chr Mary A Witham, Keiley, Santa Martha and Sava- nilla Sept 1, with coffee, &e, to D stro & Co; vessel to C E Stapies A Co. Had light east and southeast winds to lat 29; since northeast and northerly winds aud good weather ; been 5 daya north of Hatteras, Schr EJ Palmer, Stevens, Campeachy. Mex. 15 days, with hemp and logwood, to Moller & Theband,- Had fine wea- ther; 5 days north of Hatteras, 7 W J Holmes, Hanson, Jeremte, 10 days, with logwood to C A Van Bokkelin; vessel to BJ Wenberg. Had moder- 12 days, with surar ate weather. Schr G D King, Eldridge, Ponce, P' & Co—vessel to J W Elwell & Co. 32 10, lon 72, spoke schr and molasses to Sturges Had moderate weather. Sept 14, lat Race Horse, trom Newburyport for Cat Island, 6 days out. Scbr Sea Bird, Hogan, Virginia. Schr Samuel Wood, Wood, Virginia, Passed Throuz Hell Gate. BOUND sourt. My steamer Tallapoosa, Lient McRitchie, Boston for New iM York. Brig Arichat West (Br), Gerior, Boston for New York: Schr Samuel Ricker, Ricker, Providence for New York, Bebr & Thomas, Arnold, Middietown for Philadel ‘a, Prechr J R Mitchell, Hall, Stamford for Albany. Schr Wm Butman, Sart, Stamford for New York, tecty Eveline, Bulger, Bangor for New York, with’ lumber 0 OF C Lyman, Hill, Bridgeport for New York, Sehr George, Rogers, New London for New York. Sehr F Merwin, Bunce. Providence for New York. Sehr A Smail, Smith, Fall River for Elizabethport. Sebr Mary Tice, Dunbum, Providence for New York, Schr Wake, Bunker, Providence for New York. Schr Sea Flower, Chase, New Beiforda for New York. Schr kmily Belle, Jones, New Bedford for New York. Sehr L D Jerrard, Davis, Now Haven for New Pruuswick. Sehr Joseph P Ro: til, Pawtucket for New York. : tis, Davis, Providence for New York, with engers. elican, Eaton, Norwich ior Sew York, BOUND EAST. Steamship Norwich. Hines. New York for Salem, Steamshin Acushnet. Rector, New York for New Belford r, Ponder, Philadelphia for New Bedford. Sannders, Hoboken for Beston, er, New York for Machi end, Pongh Harden, Hiizabs b; liabee, Newton, tI ich, pgcliy Reading Rasitond No 40, Greon, Philadelphia for New on. Sehr Asher § Parker, Carpenter, New York tor Glen Vove. Schr Lilay Sammis, New York for Himniington. pai Schr Geo & Repplier. Simmons, Amboy for Stamford. Sehr Robert Blair, Hawkins, Haverstraw for Proviaence, F Treat, Nickerson, New Vork for Boston. Schr Young foager, Slocum, Philadelphia for New Bale: ford. Schr Eva, Johoson, Elizabethport for Norwich. Schr Miniesota, Ellzabethort for Hyannis, Schr Tempest, Shrovehire, Trenton for New Haven. Sehr Charger, Waite, Exizabethport for Providence, Sehr Maty, Finch, Port Johnson for Belfast Schr Corvo, Pickering, New York for Belfast. Echr Thomas 8 Smiii, Bowman, New York for New Bed- ford. Senr Thos Hix, Half, Esabethport for Plymouth. y Sclir Belle, Stearn, Vircinia for New Bedior Schr Saratoun, Weeks, Elizabethiport for Providence, Schr Wm L Peck, Bunce, New York for O: Bay. Sehr Cabot, rarker, Mizabethport for Boi oaton, Sehr George & Albert, Kehr LM Strout, Verey, Schr Hannah F Brown, Snel Schr Reading Ratiroad No 24, ford. Scbr Eva, ne, Weehawken for Boston, thport for Salem , Croton for Pawtneket. Adams, Trenton for Hart Sherman, Elizabethport for Pall River. SAILED. Steamships Seotin, and Wisconsin, Liverpoot ; Alexandria, Glasgor gle, Queenstown ; Jas Adger, Charleston, Wind at sunset NW, freah, Marine Disasters, BARK SITKA, from New Orleans tor Havre Nassau on the Mth ult, bad her cargo saved. About 1300 bales of cottou were taken from the wreck, dry; the re- mainder was badly damaged and ust be sold. BARK YOKOMNAMA, Paul, from New York for Anjier, which put into Rio Janeiro In distress, resumed her voyage Toth wit, baving repaired. BRIG ARNOLD (NG), Lenger, trom Acajntla for New York, before reported at Rio Janeiro in distress, cleared 24th uit for destination, having repaired. BRIO GEOS Berry, of ta, frdn Georgetown, DO, with coal, for Boston, ran ashore on shoveltul Shoul night of 1b inst, Wreckers aré employed In getting her off. SoM ONEIDA, from Boston for Philadelphia, ashore at Squan, has been condemned, and eejpped of sails, rigging ‘nd material, Scum Many COuLANE, from Sarannals Kor Doboy, recentty ashore on Soul ors, Was gotoit on the 14th yast with wreeked off caeceased Only the day before ay. murder. We are hot given to superstition or Inclined to attach m- ort but Breakers, Jone of gari of her shoe . MR GANRGE H SQuitRe, of Camden, NJ, * ashore on Sehr Geo B Somers, Bray, Jacksonville via New York for, obliged to anchor near brige Neponset, hus, PR; Mariposa, Mf. Fotoek Belt; the vean ing was ccugea' cut away ton, W or tre Raman ePaulkiin, New York 5 tee Toone in Gon to the, Tonge Rett. Op | 7 aned—Wind Bt NAeAYSW, stentners Tarifa and Wiliam was taken in tow on by the fahing achr BB Church Kennedy, ship D W Chapman, barks Clotilde and Essex, or We nnd arrived at Vineyard Haven, The MB | SAg, {FOR the ronda, bark lEdwin, ‘boat and about 15,000 feet lumber off deck, " vmlty, from Boum Wo PARSONS 2), of Gloucester, reported ashore on | from Gakhorn,: priee, Novelly, from Matanz Fisherman's Island. mouth of Boothbay harbor, on the 10h | Smith, from Philadelphia: Navansta, frog hon inst, was got off without serious injury, aud proceeded on | Emma & Eliza, froavat donne rie” | ber Sshing vovage. arrived bth, brigs Aurora, Marseilies; Geo 8 Berry, Sone SacueM, of oncetien, sprung aleak and spt in : G on Retina 1. 2 pa ‘and bronght, ‘ by sche Pescador. The Sachem | Amate rw Zorn Pet Cook, and we Haske, Whit. was 27.06 tons burthen, built at Essex in 1837, and owned by | Emeline McLain, Crowell, Warchame Bis cong mn tdered Sats’ ace Peaing Siento ae ores Teen Gace nowy 89 4 8G; for Corks icaky: brea Mery (lie) ‘eDopals Gonaives, hour Dz Kane (of ), from Oharlott PEI, i Salina, Rartege. Bots pown (BE), for Boston, batore fevorted run ito" amd amaze in the | Ornate 8 Abieeys nis Koeern Cagh Kew Var harbor of Portsmouth, NH, had been much 4: ‘on the tia const, nnd was leaxing 1900 strokes fa en ‘She will be repaired at the | Phi. yard of William R Martin, Portameuth, Gieared Berk, Mai ry 10 tI ins er leak (wi . ‘was in her starboard) baving been stopped by divers. Rondout; Harriet Coutiston—Asthe yacht Sappho was sailing down the | Marah, Sinith, Kingston ; East river yesterday, her main boom came in collision with | Bel ah py reed mer the Sibatay, of stoop yacht Mist, while the latter was beating beh Up fiver, carrying away the mast of the Mist to withtu about | Keckaw! I fect of the deck. "The Sappho mistatned no camase, Salled Sehr HW Wellineton? GALVESTON, Sept 20—A large Schooner is ashore on Gal- COHABLESTON, Sept 20—Arrived, achr yeston Inland, 8 miles below the city, and ts atotal wreck. | york, Pater ‘The words “fom, of Cincinnati,” are on her bow. Balled -Gteamehip Chas Dan t 12-—Cloared, Miscellaneous, Antwerp: barks John We are under obligations to Mesers Geo A Phiilps & Collin, shipping and commission merchants, of 41 South street, for thelr attentions. We are under obligations to Captain Todd, of the harbor police, for favors received, BARK Hanvest Home, Dickey, at Galveston, late from coast of Mexico, has received telezram from her ownera in ‘New York to proceed to Havre, France. The vessel will try and fill up balance of eargo (cotton), and then proceed on her voyage, YOKOHAMA, Aug 21 -The steamship Arizona will bo des- henes for 8am Franeiseo on the Sth prox. She is cn aged to ber utmost cargo capacity. Notice to Mariners. bi gisiahaicrvehat-cuacis TN ED LIGHT AT SUAWEISHAN Information has been received from the Harbor Master'a office at Shanghae that a shown from Shaweishan Island, at the entrance ot se-Kinng, The light {sa fixed hght, of the frst order, elevated 229 fom abot b m Bo water. and in clear weather can bs seen a distance of 22 miles. The lighthouse ts 66 feo, ‘high, painted black, and the Iight- Keeper's dwelling painted white; position, lat 81 24'N, lon TUNGEMA LIGHT VESSEL. Also that 8 new light vessel is moored on the southwoet part of the Tungsha Bank. The light is @ revolving light, with flashes at every halt minute, elev: 40 feet above the sea, and in clear weother can be seen from a distance of 11 miles. ‘Tho light vessel is painted red, with the name Tuncaba on ington, Terry, FALL Pity ford, Peni ‘ Saree , New Yor! (ANDIANOLA, Sept Arrived, schr Carrie, Hldridge, New ork. Cleared Sth, schrs Fanny Fern, Saunders, Pensacola; 1th, Wenonah, Kimball, do. In port Ith, ldg tor New York, Bisbee, it 14—Arrived, Bc! Anna § Gaskill, Gaskil, Charies: foD, JACKSC Nne Townsen’) Isth—Arrived, brig L Compton, Rogers, Tuttle ship Ke: Johann’ (NG) Harrie (Br), D i Heth enka fat G johann ( » Tas MCE 5 ‘Bc “ Inointy Kiug, Kio Janeiro; 16ih,’ Matthew’ Kinuey, Barter, jew York. EAST GREENWICH, Sept ]1—-Arrived, achr OT Worth- niladelphia, ER, “Sept 18—Arrived, echt Tite B, Smith, Palermo, pe Mitchell, New ladelp! PRA eet dey en Rider, Letts, ing loops Dispatch, Spring, Gold Spring; ae ames: ~Schr Ida N McCabe, Pickup, Thompten, Ae J in (Br), xe, leared—| Joh BANGOR, dept ‘18—Arrived, brig Harp, Snow, Philadel- Bark: Mary Eason, Ho ; aohrs. Cape York; J We York. Messervy, New pion, Kook seed, New York, 3 Mth, York, ALN ESTON, Sept M-—Cleared, brig Sarah Gilmore, Clit- ‘wil ail shor’ ston, NEW ORLEANS, 1X. ly; DE ONVILLE, Sep! Squires, Brunswick, ton. Cleared —Schr Howard Macomber, Turner, New York. 16th — Arrived, scbr Neilie F Burgess, Yerkins, {ockport. MOBILE, Sept 15—Below, bark Starizht, Seavey, from Sept 15—Arrived. stenmshtp Werbonset, Bolger, New York; bark Bordelawe (Fr), Viuceut, bor di oetieared—Steamshiv Cuba, Dukebart, Baltimore via Key West and Ha achrs Ju! om do, Saite acola. ih Sept 12—Arrived, schr Marion Draper, Mea- A Rider, Cor- R Floyd, 2, ORFOUK, Bent 16—Arrived, schrs John Ferris, St Jehn, jayton, her aide, and tes n Hyg fathoms, with ine following bearings, | Powers, Hotoken Gutzlaf lighthouse, 8 by E.4 E. viele Ghawpeiahan Island, NE % N. Bipot kin Tean lighthouse, NW by W 4; W. bets A gun will be fired wheu vessels aro observed rumning into danger, and the course that should be steered will - nalled iu Marrvat's code. wil bene | Bator orl of Pee, eniber« sea hor wil be sounded at intervals | Hoboken: Nave a minut Mary Bri ti When necessary to lower the light for trimmi hight will be holsted anda blue light burned. Te ® Small vate Borla G Hi WusuNe “Lawn, ‘Also that the light to. lead through the channel from the pall orig eed mare Serer Like will be more powerful e ears mm the centre of thi Channel SW by Ws We Baral psoas wre AT. UNG RB, Also that in consequence of the changes on the Wusun, bar two red buoys have been placed to mark the channel. . ‘These buoys are moored in 18 feet on the northern edge of the shoal, extending to the WNW of Gough Island, and are to be left at a distance of two-thirds of a cable on the star- ter Oak, Smith; Peerless, Smit Axrit for Froetowa, Doard hand by vessels bound,n, and must not be bi bear to the norihward of the line between them. use f | 10th, 8 AM ‘Aino that two signals bave been udded to tho ‘code, A ball Ac) ‘Win—Arrived, schra Hobo! “oli N Georgetown, DC, for Hudson, with ne isley. do tor Bergen vont, ow Y a ‘erly, North Y NEWBURYPORT, Sept 18—Arrived, schr Wm E Bares, BEDFORD, Sept 18—Arrive lows of Carolina, bound marsail; Ade- Marsb, Cardiff; sehra Mt lary Harriet Newell, Gould, and to New d, schrs Trade Wind, Lioyd, and Electric Spark. Parker, Phiad@pbhia; Ann T Bacon, Port Jonnson; Charger, White, Ic, jondout; Rie Cobleigh, Elizabethport. iickman, Small, and A B Hayes, rt for Elizabethp rt. Sept 17—Arrive ive, Dehart, do; Ken, ine C, Norwood, 4 PM— Arrived, schrs Village ‘schrs Jas B Cunningham, Lucy C, Hall, Amboy; sloop or Portland) ‘schra Emily Bell, Keily, Fatmouth for New ‘loyd, Clifford, vroviience for do; Saml N th, and Lady Adaiws, Sullivas River for do; Sea Flower, Chase, New Bedford for do; Chare Poole, Providence for uo r Counce, Mayo, do for Philadetphia; Citizen, Upton for New York} Ci 18th, AM— Fall Are ristol Fall iver for do. achr’ Rachel Jane, Taylor, Elabeth- OEM Arrived, schrs Lady Ellen, Somers, Philadelphia; On- tarlo, Barber, Providence for New York ; sloops Fred Brown, Baker, New York for Providence; Brisil, Chase, Hoboken Arrived, schr Garland, Lindsay, Providence Conklin, and Night- Queen, under the 24 feet algnal will show 26 teet water on the bar, le , Philadeiphia; Jas En, If th, Barker, Rondout ; and two balla under the 18 feet signal will mark 26 feet, Se ee eet cehton tre Tareawer dates Tinibs, ltt bearings are magnetic, Variation 1 deg 60 min W in Rockwell, Providence for New orks Atwood, Wharton, 1811.) Harrington for do; Sequin, McMaban, Bath for do; Kendua- Whalemen. ane Calais Bark Add ison, Sinclair, NB, was spoker Mey 90, with 4u0 | g Applegate, to; bbls ap. Saxed—Scbr 3 Spoken. ATENDAG Ship Dunflian (Br), from Glasgow for San Francisco, | Aspint r HILADELPHL Suay Hy tat 4718.8, ton 03 15 W pig jones, from ‘Liverpool for Savannah, Se; oe Head. rere oe foreign Ports. Antiqua, Ang 2%—Arrived, briga Balear, Bahn, New York ; Bent 4, Grace Kelly, Kelly, do (and sallea Sih for't Kitts, BUENOS AYRPA, ‘Aug 6—Arrived, barke Finnie, Carver, New Yor! , Jas A Brown, Greenish, &: h are, Bell, Satin Gay via Baltimore. ne oe cr Sea Queen lark, A (Br), Jerrett, Hertha (Nor), Arentzen, do; br uez; © H Kennedy. Kennedy, ath’ John Welsh, Jr, Vanselow, Darien; Buckitn, Robinson, Fanaje Hanmer, Brooks , Nickerson, Grit, Lynn? Ben} Gartside, stanford Mar, Nickerson, Koston; LL Ham in, Bell, Pawtucket; J. 8 Detwiler, Grace, Newburyport, At quarantine, bark Signal, Whitney, from Havana, rt (NG), Grot ; brize Florence na 1] (Port), Santos, Vannerain, Brow: Pensacols timore, Cleared.- Ship Albe: Sailea ist, barks Nonpariel, Finn, Boston; 8b, Ada Gray, iy Marsell Race, New York; 19h, brie Tubal Cain, Stone, do. ay) | ootteatt Te kta In port Aug 14, barks Wheatland, Bursley: Ophelia M | Aresito; R Flame, Michell: Archer, Woosier, and Ellen “ibr), Fucker, | Deere, Willard, Por '» dg; Josephine, Haven, for Boston. rigs idene estless, Baxte DR Stockwell, Smith, and Redows,’ Salter, for New Grove, Weaver, Boston Winslow, Welsh, for Boston, do; Chillianwallay, do; On (Br), Fuller (from Si John, ‘NB, arrived July $9), for do do; sy ek Ii rt schr Waif (Pr), G ARIA, 26—In r r). Gonlden, from Richmond, vs arrived 1ith, for Liverpsok tag, ssh tor do, ‘Sept 18—Arr.ved, schrs E F Meany, Rondout; tic, South Amboy. Creiznton, Estelia, Mary Augusta, Holt, C niuckel; Reating Railroad ‘ale; AM Kateht ‘ed—Sebr Slary Natt, New York. PENSACOLA, Sept 15—Arrived, brig Suwannee, Crowe? Sept 19—Arrived, barks Haabet (Nor), Annie August: Sacua; Bt Jago Loring, Bosta: Josephina, Douby, M , Ds ‘an’ Edwin, Bellows, Rondout; Sarab Bremen; bark Liabon j se! . Boston and Helen Arizona, Henderson, Henderson; hrs Siby!, 3 Georgia land; J Satterthwaite, Kimmey, Pro- D Cranmer, ‘ary Ann, Adams, New Haven, LEWES, Sept 1% PM—Tho bark Argo remains for Philadel- phia, and about 25 outward hound scuooners, and¢ 8 PORTLAND. Sept i8—Arrived. schrs Mary Louise, Simy- fon, und Maud Mufloch, Norwood, P| ROVIDINCE, Sept 18—Arrived, i Baxnados,’ Aug i8—Artived, brize Samuel Lindsey, | Plummer dd Turk, Th, via New York; Giver Ames, Gmall, Boston (and sailed Sept 9'for Crshiila); SeptS, Rod | French own, HC: George 1 Mille; Ti.Jotson, doi Mowe, Abbott, New York (and was Idg 9th). nsend, Philadelphia; J G Bateock, /@ Sailed Ang 80. brig Daniel Trowbridge, Kogers, New York; cY, Flackman, do; Rachel Seamens, Suamei Blat, bark Gazell ack do: Sept 1, brig’ McLeod, Me | do; Emma C Kummi, Adarns, do; David Detreaker, Boston: 4th, bark Ymperador, Heard, St Vincent’ Gs, | doi American hagie, Shaws do for Pawtucket: billows brig Rush, Wilkins, New York. ridge, Trenton; Sarah A Faiconer, Wilson, Elizabethport; Capiz, ‘Aug Hed, bark Eliza White, Manoney, New | Mary Miller, Dayton, do; Rachel Jane, Taylor, do; David A York. Berry, Waters, do; Alida, Knowles, do; J Burley, Saunders, CALOUTTA, Ang 12—In port ships Cynrie (Br), Wallace; | do; Emeline fs Potter, Elisworth, do for Pawtucket; Daatet Wiltshire cia}, Wingate, and Mirzapore Bry Mokenzie, for ; Thomas P Cooper, Siceper, Port New York, ldg; Glenhaven (Bri, Evans, for do or Philadet- iin. Hovoken; Panthea, ILiil, doz J bpiay ‘Garden Reach, ( re, foF Boston, do; Alice ject, Harris, d ‘ketone, Wickson, New York; fennard, Humphrey, for Mauritina, do; Jean Ingelo, Ja- ily, Hayden, do. cobs, and Becherdass Ambardass (Br) Irving, ding. |—Schra Mary Means, Parser, New York (or \alals); MARATA, Aux 28—Arrived, bark Zeohyrine, Johuran, ounce, Mayo, do i Boston (and sailed Sst to return); $4th, brig Dunkeld, | do; Cerro Gordo, Bis: Wharton, Norfolk (and was ldg for Baltimoree Sept 7) Ann Amelia, Allon, do. schr Annie Whiting, Hutehinson, New York (and sailed 19th—Arrived, sclirs Mary S Lunt (Br, Simmons, Grenada, Tho return); 26th, brige Boxer, Lackte, Philadelphia (ami | Wi; Jobn Farnum, Betry, Osvorno’a Landing, Va; Jobn K was lig Sept 7 to return); Slat. Miss'snippt, Marchant, Bi Kirkman, Wachaprigne, Va; Albert Tuomas, Thomas, more (and was ldg Sept 7'to return); Sept ‘L. Slag N Mart dio; John’shay, Fisher, Washington, DC; Emeline & Cabato, Browne, New York (and was |i h to return, Swain, Ph! Vi Corson, do: Downes, Laofare, do (and was | bh to returi Balled’ Aug 2" brig Potomac Wilkon Be timo bark Ann. Vellacott. do: Sept 2 brig Kila Vail, mn, ings ct 3, Cd City C4 Gen Ou, Eig New Yo ri Chesay ¢, Due, Baltimore ; Annie, it, New York; 6th, bark Martin Luther. Cimey, Bull Kiyer.. FALMOUTH E, Sept Arrived, bark Thomas Fletcner, Pendleton, Richmond, Va. plone Koxa, ang t—Arrived, ship N B Palmer, Low, jew York. Satled July 27, ship Sir Henry Havelock (Br), Edwards, San Francisco ; carke Rose M br Pendleton, uo; ‘Ans Lit Ri by Mary, Ki My Pekin, Seymour, Whampoa and New York,’ Sli,’ Bacore, | Ate, eGpeOm Nichols, ‘Singapore. Snow. Jersey ( in 2, fips Branette (Br), Webb, for Whampoa ‘Joseph Clark, Carver, Francitc Sam ra, Mullen, and Shirl sted for San ‘Willcamb. une; barks Fy cord (Br), Simpson, and C atch), Vonderal, for San Franciaco; Benefactor, ne, hampoa Aug 12, shtp AL Banfield (Br), Sh nampos Aug13, shtp AL Banfield (Bri, Sherris, for 7 HAVANA, Sept 19—Arrived, steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, New York (to sail for do 2ad}, ‘ HALIrAx, Sept 18—Arnved, steamship City of Dublin (Br), Delamotte, Liverpool for New York. MONTEVIDEO, Aug 5S—Arrived, barks Chas & Edward (Br), Connauton, New York ; 12th,’ Orient (Br), Powers, Da- Hen lath, brig WD Andrews, Perkins, Banta Catalina for nenos Ayres. Sailed Aug 12, ship Leucothea, Crowell, Batavia; bar! Fmma Muir (Br), Guest, New York; Lady Elma Bruce (ir), for New Orleans. 16, bark Mary M Bird, ‘Packard, for Boston, yMAUsinraue, Sept 2—Arrived, schra Marguerite, New ori n Poor, Sept 7—In port brig Geo Harris, for New York in a jew days. AMBUCO, Aug 4l--In port barks Woodland (Br), PERN, Rio Janzino, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Morro Castle, Jew- ; Orbit, do; Nellie, and ) W Saunders, do; 3d, bark B, OF James Weish, Hammond, Barbados; brig Black Swan, trom | papaniay SePt Georgetown, 8 SOMERS ttle, Crocker Ty th ic, do; ary an A, Ingraham, ergreen, ean, Kew Yor nd Ch 25 H_ Stockh i248 Potter, terson, Brown, do; Bab ‘orson, do; J 8. Jr, Corson, do; Wm Bement, Risley, d, Catheart, Trenton } Haze, ‘JB Vanda D Wid ‘ot I, Eris! © Smith, Vsnan: or, Kenney, do; Wer za Hamiiton, Cole, sloop Fred Brown, Saijed—Bark Othere (Br), MoGre, ter, Waterman; Agnes, Chester; Gen’ Bunce; F Merwh arian Abell, Fowler; ‘Albert I'haro, Bingham, + COMery, 00; fer, do; ‘ME Weldon, Cro Staahe, do for €ri e; Faki:, dal, Harr! us and hunee; Gi Ke TUCKET, Sept 19—Arrived, schrs Eme!iny Ellsworth, and Daniel Morris, Manson, Elizabethps £dwin, Clifford, Ronaout, - i Fenwick, el 1 Irona, irons, do M Towrsen Mannan ao? a0; Spen: Anb well, K 85 AG Law d Wate an Baker, New gor; schrs Ejlen M Bay- ‘Thompeon r fndgay ‘Ningu Potter « Sailei—Schra_ J 8 Terry, Raynor, and ST Charire, Sim- m: ons, New \01 and Wy AN CIS SAVANNAL Burns, from Fernandina for Montevideo, repg leak; brize | Mone Fy of the Seas (Br), Filieu!, for Babia; Therese jutier, BPUY Jonm, from Trieste, unc. Allan, Ne’ Pout MEpwAt, NS, Sept 10—Arrived, bark EW Caboon | 4)! (Br), Faney, New York. VINEY. ke, Bourn Tn port Au fekes hose 1agi brige 3 ‘Winwell, Glover, for New York, Idg; Amelia | Ayck’204 aul Noplzomer (Hr), Dealf, and Juiia’ Lingloy (Br), Pratt, for do do; and | ‘in, others. 18--Arrived, 30, Sept LC 00%, i, Sept —Arrived, 3 mm do vin Wilmington, 5 d—Steainship Semindle, from Boston for Charlee: New Yor. Heared, ship Cornw: amships San cloth, New ¥ NC, ton, SC, Cleared 16h, brig Georgie, Swan, Providence. Sept 18—Arrived, steamships Geo B Upton, allis (BP), Salvador, wk Dri chr Ampasaador, Warren, Elt- i '» Sept 18—Arrived, sehr Eva H Lewis, Lewis, roy. "STONINGTO! Sept 18—Arrived, schra Luther Chase, 8 New York for Harwich; Naaset, Mayo, do tor Orleaus, N DUYVIL, Sept 20--Satled, sobr Hen w Haven, with 10) tons newraiis for , Sept 19, AM—Arrived, jardiner for Philadelphia; se brig Charles Hamming ett, Cape de Verda; 21st, sitip JH Ste.son, Stetson, Cardif. |, St John, NB, for New York: New Zéaiand, Sailed 121 rks Winifred (Br, Rafite, ok, Thomaston for do; Lyra, Pickering, Bangor for ¢ 40:0 bacs coffee; Indian Chief (Br}, Frie: lenge, Lowe, do for New Uaven: Mary B » Malo- do); Fren (Dan), Ibsen, Hampton foade ney, Calals for Newport, dismasted. towed in by ishing sehr Pen eesion Rew = {Tee Hendort Berek 1 Baltionores EP’ hn ‘of Westport (See disasters, okohama,” Paul (from New Yor jatavia (having re- 9 SW Holvruok, Polleys, Baltimore for Port- paired) Malder, Mobile; Lisctie | Passed by bare S W Holbrvok, Polley sg Li, Brion Catharing (Holy, Beckman, do; 20th, bark sSiat, brig Johanna, Mevarty, Unite Ro, 8 Pontopprian (Dan). Pf I Sailed—Sebr {tchell, Acklam, ny New Ori > od, schrs Ciilion, Winslow, Rondout for Port States ; 82d, Koan, Baltimore: sche Clara (NG), | jahan ide L Poise, Boston for rhuadelpulay Jerusha Baker, Bodeowes, 0 th, bark Einar (Nor), Vald. Hainp: | Johnson, for New York. ton Roads (Bry. Prowse, Sandy Hooks sth, | 7 hr Joxeph G Sov bark Adelni er, Baltimore; brigs Union (Br), Le | Swit Arrived: Shee Broca, a9 imma, Carter, New Orleans, with AU | gor Boxtons inthe Pale, : ¥ » Roncont for do: Juha A fic Arnold (NG), Langer (from Acajutin, tan Disabetpart "tor do; Herbert. Manton, row York. ae Rondout — for do; Sachin, ~Kans, Ehizabe hip Grey Hagle, Cofin, for Baltimore, lig, for’ Lyon; Huntress, Sprague, New Yo anhel Light (Br), Henderson, | briga Brothers (Br), for d mo, James, for Ba a Weston, do, 2600 do; and 7 BOUTHANPTON, Sept 19—Saried, steamship Weser, Wenke en), New York. ships Golden State, Delano, ANGISAE, Aug 11—TIn New York; Endeavor, Warinut, fordos barka Harmonin yee for San Francisco; Kedron (Br), Uoweil, tor 0 OF SANTA MARTHA, Ang 27- Arrived, schr Margie, from New York, far Savanilia apd New York. St ANDieWS, no date—In port schr Emma Law, for New ork. Sv Jonn, NB, Sept 17—Arrived, sehr Martha A (Br). ‘Thomes, New York isth, barks Norton (br), from New Or: Jeane: New England, Baxter, Boston. YOROWAMA, Attg 1—Tn amabip Arizona, Fur from Shanghae, just arrit ios Fiery Cross (Br), for New York; Flying Spur (Br), Barnett, doi bark Py Hiltz, for Bau Francisco; Narwoth Castie er, for do, 18, (Br), Hutton, New York ; ghae, rhe: Ps = Ganeho ( 20th, ship bark Inverary dnight, Brock, 81 American Ports. ALEZaN DRIA, Sept 18—Sailed, achr G B McFarland, for 19th—Salled, steamer Utility, Aliyn’s Point; schr E J Her- ay, Hoate OSTON, 2 19—Arrived, echrs Frank & Nellie, Gregory, "AD grat White (Br), WILMINGTON, NO, Sept 18-Cleared, brig Uoidfinder Fe Arrived, echt John Mantove, Gare A® ire. Kelty; no charge u ‘serving ¥ , original shape and *U eIGESMOND, 63 Eat M —Saile the courts of tit ‘Martha Sargent, ‘d, Boston tor W: Philado'phia; Sarah A ieed* itee Sailed Aug 7, schr Annie Bow (Br), McLean, New POUR, Bt DOE Se Joie, PR, Aug 29—Arrived, bri Harry. Nove OO ARFORD, Spel. e; Rept I, sclire Arctic, Norris, do; bth, DF Keeling, ick, Ellzabethport. SANTOR, Ang 21—In port brigs Flestwing (Br), for New York or Hampton Roade tor oniers, with bags coffee; MING Artistic (Br), for do do, with 3900 do. Cleared bri hn Walters (Br), for Hampton 21 IN switch Tota A, hy In eth rig at vThaxter, Parker, | iy Si den ae ih, cone for New York ind days; sehr Marta © Frye, Pendicton tor | (aise yg do im 2 daya, 251 Grand st ABSOLUTE DIVorROSs BSOLUTE DIVOR ORAL N divorce obtained ; advice tree, ‘M. HOUSE, Attorney, 190 Br: Sehra Alvarado, Fair Wint, ‘Sci Orvatinbo, Wood, ilizabetoport for Sa- fent by mail KHAM, 637 Lroadwas rr oy ‘Troat, do for Se ningion, NO; Lv ¢ ‘hrs Excelsior, for Cold Spring, ilion, Ann, Jachin, Hattio Puige, ANKOUS, ris only SOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED & ent States. Ma footsorn B No pub for eve Aw, sufficient caus rk os te! ralais for Herbert AN WAIR FOR 0; Chace Broadway. ALLY OBTAINED iN RIMIVICIAG TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY, withort plates, clagps or any extractions thereby, pro: Provisions, Warrai eur natnral expiesaion and voice; teeth color with oreplant Ninth street, near isroadway, alate PAGNE pox RGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEES, GROCERIES AND nted to auit the and the 7 ' HOMAS R. W, Darien. tin} Light of the Kast, Heath, Wilmington, NO; A= | Pockets of the millon, T ow, ee Moret err and iM Calin, Boateatt, Alcea i Greenwich street, New York, + CA Jones. Higgins, Georgetown, DOs J Bright, vendally W, VANDEWATEL Pe Albert Mason, Rone, Mattio ‘ANFranuiin, Purverey 220m JO! Fries, 0. ‘1 . Steelman, © 8 Ellwards, Corson,’ M {i @ Ann ana 163 Wiluam streets, New York, Kate E Kich, Smith, Anoa Lyons, Sa | Ge cninae Gten” ime a ns in, and Mary Riley Inlndeyy gon; Nelson Harvey, 1 Spgs Be ie UT KNIFE, CAUSTIC oR i pra, Feaman, Robinson, Ho: | ofthe Pelvic Viscert, Disease acgy patti: Plies, Diseases P Jol ny Rea ¢ Peete Sone, aos ana Teron,” ‘asea aud Deiurmities of the hye, New York. Belovy, Bye ae oe HENRY A. LELS, M, D., 144 Ls ipo Y’smith, H Curtis, Artie Gar- ” i) exington avenue, Win j aclira Sophie Wilson, Mg “Edwards; also steam collier — wood, Izetia, 1 Simm Ho 2, two barks, three br = ' to dreams, Mo thu phe was made@ | Shoveiful Speal. bound fn, Marpby, Li wi U 7% il. rr Kno the inurder we think Mt one Ol the |) Sonn MaRy # RERVES. Maloney, of and fronb(alaiafor | Clenrod—Steamers “ie (Bm. 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