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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-28

SPLENDID NEW SIIKs-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY
co. respectfully ladies' resident and
ouner just received 100 pieces de
cidedy the superb goods the silk line exhibited In this
city, recent importation the prices OF which guaranty be
low the 10 import.
Dec 93-d2w CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
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NOTICE d. hereby given that all accounts remaining
~ unsettled the books Of The late firm Of HooE CO.
together with rm will be made the 2e,
and handed settlement otherwise The
change in business effect the ls, Of February
last renders essentially that all should be
closed At the expiration Of the presen, half year. =
June A-2wif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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Ia rieie par Mime Bernier.
lie Bon fndoin le Mechant Therry par c. q Schmid
Joseph 81 idoc danger des Mauvaes compaener par
r. Marcel.
Les Creolcs ren,rainemcn rErempie par Mime
Saunders.
Illustrations dc l'fsore spinte rAbbe Rousser
Basten, on II bereavement fuai par Mime farrene
Amslia Corsni Opbene de 9isnne Victor Dnuhlet
Antono, Porphein De Florence par Louis Fredel.
simpe's Contes par NJ. pAbbe Roussicr.
Epdes Hisforiqoea, Pus.ge de In jeuncsse.
Lest rasF capitaine Leon Gucrin.
Of kinds, fes, and Prices for youth of
'''' FRANCK TAYLOR.
TUE Political works OF john q. Cashoun-betng
Il and discourse The constn
and qovenm, NJ of the United 400 pages
TO be followed By others For sale sngy OF ogeher by
Dec N FRANCk TAYLOR.
JUDGE ssory's rafe and Iesterst by his son. inst
j published. vols svo. -
For sale BY TAYLOR a MAURY,
Jans Bookseiers, 9Th street,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-28

TUE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building is now for the transaction OF exchange ant
general banking business
no. II. GALLAGHER, President.
&. W. MARSH, Cashier
LIFT
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NOTICE.-Those of yet settled
IN their bills oblige
BY calling and earliest wish
have nil that date closed the
men Of the fall trade
49, $3.50 CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
L Sept 7-2wif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-28

DANCING ACADEMY.-Ftrst COurse.-Mr. r. X. Liable
has honor citizens OF Washington George
Alexandria, dancing
win Thursday, November his
George Thomas Parkefs south side OF
between 9th and m opposite Browns hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
All the fashionable will be introduced taught.
l4-du
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
COurtof General Sessions.

Before Judge Beebe ana Aldermen Moore and Healey
SEPT. 15-Edlse Pretences.-Php Godfried was indct.
ed for obtaining from his mother law Catharine Wager
sum of money in silver for coins which he repre-.
sened gold but which proved to be brass and merely
medals. MIR q, s. Spencer for the defence contended
that the pretence not such would deceive
person Of ordinary understanding and it
did within the statute The Court ruled other.
WISE that the being incapable Of judging it
for the jury to say whether she person Of ordi
nary understanoin such meant Verdict guilty
Re manded for sentence.
Singular EscsDe John Conner who was convicted at
the August term. Of an mpndent robbery the house
OF John Driccher this day sentenced to two years
imprisonment his counsel having withdrawn bill Of
ceptons and few minutes afterwards II announced
to the Court that he had walked out with one of the
regular tickets issued by the keeper directing the under
keeper to pass the bearer -
.droth7 and No1e Melancholy Release. Hugh Gilmore
who pleaded guilty last week under very circum
stances of grand larceny and then said he had better
have been dead, died Monday night, as the Docto
says Of cholera rbusn
sFrr. 16.-.1djounmenf Of the Co,ut The Court this
day tool recess till Tuesday no business being
ready for hm The Grand Jury having completed their
labors, were discharged.
Charge If PegJwp--Simon wittskowski having been
reindcted for perjury in charging Lewis Kaizer with
larceny at New Orleans the 4h OF May last was fined
and acquitted The cause occupied very considerable
time and has before been fully reported under the head
Of police but presented feature of public interest
Sentence Edward Chamberlain, convicted on Tues-
day last OF assault and battery. sentenced to six
months imprisonment In the p,niteniary. The Court
then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
Herald Marine Correspondence.

ArriycdaBrigs village Belle lBr Davidson NYork for
Rs@sSr e i%iss H sni
an DO fl Tsy r sF
DO for dos Jasper Baker Rondout for Salem Richmond
r. FRss@sy S's
HSSR HS Gf op
Rcnrned~Br brig Ready Rhino, schrs Nautilus r) and
Gazelle.
Arriyed-schr Mary Wise, Crockett, Rockland for Rich
l5th-In port, schr Mary Wise repairing sails.
fTecsiyed in town from Cart Vincent. Of ship
bbls sp oil on board; would sail for home July |.
PHrLADyIpHIA, Sept. le.
sogis, a.; brss Vulcan lBr5 MauR. windsor Ss Spear
Jacksonville NSi Angola Norton; Boston, ceIestna Fis
Koret Hill saca Miller Marshall SYeri y1n R nHs
Ny ssT f.
rest, seituste steamer PsnGbscott Whitaker, NYork
Charles Lex, Carly, Port Princes Japonca Taylor,
clsarsd7Bark Thos Dullett, Dill Lsguayra; brigs Vito
G shamrock al SPEAR %%
hib s asSs Ms
Gardner narman Wareham; Rowland, Ra%ar sridge-
whas SYorf Vulcan
Hand, do.
SUR sufroLK, from Boston for N0rleans repor'edd
ashore the reef at Cruz del Padre has been gov on anu
taken into Cardenas after taking six eight
OF her cargo. to be held and ~ was
she will be taken to Havana repair and the goouS " ~
shipped
sur FANNIS, Norris arrived on Gavesson pa, I'm
NYork LIST inst NJ She took the late hurricana hcas
Double Headed Shot Keys near the & and frs
stayss from double reefs. Hor decks were neS WIN wa
ter starting midship house. cabin doors 10 NO damage
lad been cargo but there may De some
Wits had his shin before the wind and whom the
her she round head to like top thinks he
had not the worst OF the gaze
s,, UARnror ERvIre from Boston at Valparaiso July
% had very heavy weather on ape Horn For about 10
wsatber was intensely cold
e,p for Mr. ) EDWARD. OF Alexandria, was reported to
zone and will prsbaby be a total loss.
BARK ELLEN PARSONS mot ship Pampero was
el which arrived at Panama Goth Aug from Boston in
damaged condition The Dir brig Pampero from Boston,
rr "a had not arrived The after disoharging her
of provisions Fresh Pond ice &c, will rrooeed TO
ralao for repairs and load at the Chncha islands
BARN CsAs BnrwFR, from Frankfort for Pensacola,
ob was ashore near Cardenas got on next dAy and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17

g';:st s.at s s:ssss'sy Ct M sssss
ship Consteila tion hence for Liverpool; Sept the
@ a sif ssHs Si hss .sSr
s. aa ss e 81 % 6 10
shg Hudson spk Nielsen Glassox 40 DAYS with mdso
sais ISssaofs sbsl. w.s%; cs.1 days in ballast,
in hs e days.
Sc & S aa 10 % Schmidt
s'rs sR Sssa %sa
With sR $sss ana SIS ms's ss
SlR AaaF,s Worth Ne s.o Orleans days with
q came in contact with Br bark casta; the was on
the the on the "sy
ssrgsrd s%dps during The r. the mate
be the loss q flying b boom and piece Of hS
s ] ana
found ho had los, her main tOpnas main
yard main tcpsaiis and eourses bulwarks cut
one orctop boat and sent his board
the captain thought to get into and repair dana
with mahogany and rosewood "a. 10 Saw bark
Bark Charlotte (Bremj Guntler Bremen, Aug in bal
with s6 passengers to Payontadt Schumacher Aug
ward Island soth lat q Il Lon ioSi saw Br brig William
nnr Marie (Trcm); oserlot Dromen 80 days weh mdse
and le6 Issengsrs to Psyenstadt 4 sohgmachor ,...
with srs ce sfss
OIL spoke Sw brig Guttenburg from Gutenburg Tor Nfork,
81 days out
Ssss ns1Sos y e
on Point 1ndo Am bark bound in, showing white
signal with red border and black ball in the centre.
Bark Louisa Eaton. Shields Ciepfuegos Aug "a, with
gar, mahogany. &C, to Chastelan Bonvert Sept lat II
g. Ion 10 D. spoke bark Chase (of Portand from Car
bark California standing to the and from Phadel-
phia for NOrleans).
Brig John Wiley r) Dawson. Liverpool 40 days with
salt to e. ID De Wolfe Sept g. on the Maculian bank,
spoke fishing sehr Martha of Ma rblehead with 5000 fish.
Brig Clement (of Hoston) Mayo, Malaga Jnly 25 with
fruit, &C. to Stalker Co. Aug lat 80 n lon AZ W,
exchanged signals with bark bound Composed to be the
bark Rohchd (of Boston) II days OUT with 40 bbls
oil Sept H. lat " 81 lon 6S 30 passed bark bound ), with
red streak. white monkey waist showing rod signal
Schr Sarah Victoria, johnson, Georgetown Sc days,
with naval stores.
Schr General Taylor, Hawes Virginia days.
Schr " II MAILER, 0Conncll Baltimore days.
Schr Asa Eldridge, Rowland. Philadelphia, days.
Schr Mary, Chase, New London, day
Schr Mary Novel;, Tnckard. Sandwich. Mass, days.
Schr Ashland BfsA Norfolk days.
Schr Dart Tenhameler New Rochelle. 2days.
Schr Margaret. Woglam Petersburg days.
Schr Ivanhoe, -, Rockland. days.
Schr Rebecca, Gould, Providence days.
Schr Adrian, Thompson, Fall River 8 days.
Below.
Ship America, hence for Liverpool returned(so report
ed by pilot).
Also, one ship and two barks
Sailed,
Ship Fidelia Dixon Liverpool barks Endymion (Br),
Clark Miramichi Harvest, Nichols, Savannah.
Wind at sunset, WNW.
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Died.

On Wednesday: September Is, CHARLIE, RrpcwAr, In
the 3Sth year OF his age.
to ate nd his funeral from his late residence 1872 Reade
street this morning at 10 o'clock without further notice.
fully requested to attend.
On Wednesday, September 15 WILLIAM BALDWIN, only
chiid OF josiah w and Catbarine Thompson, aged IA
The ends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from the residence Of his father No.
H. Thompson street. this afternoon, at o'clock
On Thursday morning, September 10. in the 10th year
Of her age MARIE sister Of the late Gabriel L. Theriot
Her friends and acquaintances, and those of her ne
phews Augustus and Adophus Therott and Charles
Canda respectfully invited attend funeral this
afternt On at o'clock from II Lafayette place
In this city on "Wednesday. September r. at the resi-.
dence OF her nephew, Michael j Newmin, No 26O Non
street Of chronic throat Mrs. ELIZA LACY rect
Of the late John Lacy aged 50 years.
Her remains will be taken to Albany for iuterment
New Orleans and Albany papers please copy.
On Thursday September l6. MARY EvELEEN, only child
OF Thomas O. and the late Mary A. Golden aged months
and days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence 81 Pacific
street Brooklyn this afternoon at O'Clock Her re.
mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
JONI BARRIER in the 50th year of his age.
The relatives and friend Of the family the friends of
bis tons.in law, VIM. Brimlow and s. b Conklin, the
Masonic order IN general respectfully invited
tend his funeral IRON bis late residence No. SO Third
street this afternoon at o'clock precisely His
mains will be inferred at Greenwood
Suddenly on Wednesday evening September Is at the
residence Of her friend Mr. George Riggs Miss Anna
AGGARIY aged 20 years daughter Of Robert Haggarty
Esd. Newtown House county Longford, Ireland.
Westmeath Guardian and Longford News Letter please
copy
On Thursday September TO- Of dyseptery, scsAS
scHRrIR daughter Of William and Eliza Newhouse aged
yesrs. months, and days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
quested 10 attend The funeral this evening" at O'Clock
from the residence Of her parents No 81 Vanda street
Her remains will be taken TO Shrewsbury N. j. for in
terment
On Thursday September l6, RoBERr DrLLor infant sen
con OF Thomas and Sarah Dillon. aged 10 months
The friends Of the family invited to attend the flu
neral this afternoon at o'clock from AZ Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn
On Wednesday evening September 15 after short
iliness Mrs Ann VALLEAU widow Of Peter Vslleau in
the s0th year Of her age.
Tie relatives and friends of deceased respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral to fernoon at
O'Clock from the residence of her son, VIM vaeau, No
80 Perry street
Az Mobile September at the residence Of her brother
Charles Deshon, Miss SARAH DgsHoy, daughter of
Captain John Deshon. Of New London, Connection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
Stock Sales.

PHLADELPHrA Sept. 10 Reported by Thos. Diddle 4
Col-First Board.S0UW Pennsylvania SIS, b. 1864; 30
do, 81 400 do. a62l 1000 do 10 ~ 400 do Certs.
1900 Reading Railroad 6 70 9o, 5000 Reading Railroad
Mortgage 6s, ~, 9le 1900 Allegheny City 6s 49, 1000 AL
leghsny County Ss a. 80 1000 Chesapeake Delawsre
100 Lehgh S. So 96; shares Harrisburg Railroad ID
do 5 III Pennsylvania Railroad, 467s do, s5wn, 1915
ferred sa 80 North "a America Insurance b. l6 IL viii
b5, 2s,a $50 do, 251 Camden Amboy Railroad $50; Is
Northern Bank, Kentucky ll3. Betceen Boards-S5,0N
6 M 400 shares Schaylk Navigation Preferred, b. 25l
o Merits Gann All % Ia o do 12 M l Un a c ca
cash Is Second Boqrd-SloM Psnnsylyanis s. 1854; 500
Canal6 s 49, 500 Beay Mea RR 6s 81 400 shs Island RR
3D. 100 do b. l3 Harrisburg RR ID 5O1 10 do 5O1 10
100 Reading Railroad sswn IA Nprr -s RAILROAD
sylvana, So ll72s; 10 Mechanics Bank, ~ 80 after
Boards33s2 Schuylkill Navigation 6s 81 7s, 5000 do
200 do 3D. l3 200 do, 1876 400 do b. 49, Market firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
GPER STEAMSHIP NIAGARA. AT BosroN. I

[PER STEAMSHIP NIAGARA, AT BosroN.1
ANrwERp. Aug 3l-Arr st Louis Bunker, NYork Sept l.
II Shepherd, AinswOrth do, Sid Sept l. Probus Weeks
AYg d Iaassh Rsnis, and
% sa sSS
BnnMES. Aug sl.Arr Post, Baltimore.
YORK; ss t A G. sasl EYsrs M Higgins New
Ga,n Avg nsld as1os MOye Boston
Cows Aug $asld Duehesse Gorlsans, Hutton, NYork
s Paa Aug Son Prince Arthur from Brem'FAav'n for
EIsIsoRr, Aug 2s-cld Lanerk, Knapp, Boston (fron
G.IMovTH Sept 2oa Black H P5pes from America
GLASGOW, Aug sl-sld Afghan, Black NYork; Sept l.
lsJ Craig and sarah Fraser for SYOrE; compeer ssoS
HsyEE Aug slmArr Louis PhlipRe crestoy Charleston
81 ss1t a1P'Essl philadelphia
ssS p t RIS%sns Tyorh
IvrRrooL Aug sisArr Switzerland Carter Charleston
SEPT Clara Wheeler Nelson and Ashley Belts 5, John
NoIleans riantagenet o'Bren, NYorE; Medora MerrcS
Enid out; Sept. Asia, Maxwell Norsans; Pacific Isl,
Ns ons Sept cSss fy ancn Ycr
Ili Noreans; I'd. superb Reay, San Francisco; Isaac
anS ant Salem Norns
Bath ID Superb San Francisco; John Albert HARDWOOD
Also lag 9TH cheeseborough and Inca for Baltimore
VIM Writ Sachem, Tam O'Shaner, President and Jenny
Lind, for Boston; Abraham Young. and Switzerland for
Charleston; Washington for Mobile; State Rights for Sa
yannah Susan Kinks Empire Queen, Essex Atala New
Grant Charemagne Belcarrg Osborne Asia Onward and
Washington John Stuart Caroline Tucker Guy Mannerng,
Wright Roger Stewart Rathbone, Rappahannock Paci-
Walter Jones. Wyoming City of Glasgow ISL and Kaa-
for Philadelphia; Evangelist, Cumberland. Repub-
ca de Guatemala, Thomas Perkins Arab Angelina and
rerb, for San Francisco.
LONDON. Sept Emit inwards, Neptune, Moller NYork;
Costello Watts Tadousac 3D. Chimborazo Wilson Balti-
Elsnore, Condor, Calcutta.
Cid out Sept L. Erie Curtis, Cardiff and New York ID
Hendrix Hudson, Warner, do.
Ldg 4th, Sylpide for Boston, Petersburg and Pyramid
for N0rleans Hendrix Hudson Sir Robt Peel Henry Har
beck Independence Ocean Queen and Alert for NYork
Marlborough, Effort Jannett, willing and Cosmopolitan
for San Francisco.
MALAcA. Aug 3l-Arr Elizabeth Young and Etna, Bib
bins, NYork
MAR srrLLEs, Aug 30-Ldg Mehemet Ali, Annie, for San
Francisco
PORTSMOUTH Aug 3l-Arr Patrick Henry, Hubbard Lon
don for NYork, and proceeded Sept 1.
PENzANcE Aug 29-Sld Archmedes Noal California.
PALERMO, Aug 2l-Arr Emilia, Guglielmino, NYork.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 3l-Arr Carolina, NYork
RouEN, Aug 30-Arr Howard, NOrleans.
ST ALBANs HEAD, Sept 2-Of stephen Glover, Sampson,
from st Lawrence River for London.
TrxEL Aug 3i-Arr venilia, Eddes Wilmington for Am
sterdam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
Domestic Miscellany.

Mr. l.. Mead the proprietor Of the new steamship
Black Warrior and Capt. X. w shufeldt United States
Navy commander Of the chip have in view Of the late
calamity OF Mobile declined public dinner rendered to
them by the citizens of that place
man, named Fitsimmons passenger on the steamer
Heroine on her way to Mobile, stepped overheard while
the boat anding at jackson and was drowned The
torch light was blazing at the time and no cause was
known TO account for the accident The body was net
recovered although diigent search made for IT,
The Seminole delegation Of Indians, have arrived In
wa hpeton. and are quartered at Browns Hotel
On Tuesday night colored man, about thirty. We
years Of age. named William Butler was admitted into
the Penpsyvana Hospital at Philadelphia wounded In
shocking and horrible manner In the abdomen IL ap
pears that ne and another named Jt I'm Mason hsd
quarrel during which the latter stabbed him The
wound allowed the bowels to protrude enormously pre-
SEWING frightfol and sickenipg spectacle Butler
arc received cuts IN biz mack and other parts hsbody
Ine abooni-ts are TO celebrate - nrst ami vcrsary
q the rescue q Jeiry fugitive ssvs - sylsss-s on
the lst OF October next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
Passengers Arrived.

MOBILE AVID HAvArA..steamship Black warrior--Cap-
tain ID ID Baker u G; Colonel Myers, u armv Mrs
Norton, Miss n 7 Beau. Mrs N Blair; w II Wyatt, T b
Il Lopez, r Ignard, D oGrady, Kendall, W Sibiey
iIowell Tuthill; Mrs Evarts two children and
Asglads seran Noya II wesms, Raphel, 4 Pope
q Fasada, Mrs N Hart r. Ross NJ A Ehien Aueustine
Ehlen, Austin Ehlen, Theresa Ehlen, Miss Morrn
psrS CITY Of RchmondH sage
Loomis, Goslng John Hermann Jacob Jacob N Jacob
Msssett Peter Borden, lady and child Col ii Marshall
Smith c99 na.sa Abbot IsnseCme Brown
LONDON PoRTsMouTH-Packet shin London--Mr w
Hall Mr. Rves Mrs Hall and servant Mr. Daniels ana
o. New Haven, Busen Merner Of Sweden Mr. spurre and
q son, Miss Hobson, OF London, Mrs vansiiiast
BREmrN-Bark Charlotte--H Ulke, Mrs Burch and NJ
Saba 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
Brooliyn city Intelligence.

KINGS COUNTY WING ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
The conventions for nominating candidates for Assem-
bly, and delegates 10 the Wing State Convention met last
evening, at the places designated 10 the several
FIRST .isse'ably District. comprising this Egth aud
Ninth waIds Of Brooklyn. Williamsburg. and all tho
county towns. nominated q. Brggs. of William burg
for Assembly. and John D. Prince OF Fatbush dels ate
to the state COM ention.
Second assembly Disricf. The convention nominated
Waldo H. Hutchips for the Assembly. ani Charles Kel
sey, r delegate to Syracuse The district comprises
the First Second Third Sixth and Tenth wards OF Brook
Ign.
Third Assembly Disf,io The convention of thi. dis
trct, comprising the Fourth Fifth Seventh aud Gev
wards postponed the nomination Of candidate for Az
semhy until Thursday evening of next week Andrew
Hodges Sheriff Of the county selected del gate
TO the Syracuse convention aud Luke Ryder alternate
DEMocRATic MEETING SECOND WARD.-A very
large and enthusiastic meeting numbering at least two
thousand assembled in FORK street last evening Agooj
band in attendance ky kets dred off pro-
fusion and the whole neghborhood illuminated by
The blazing OF tar barrels Speeches made and the
excitement kept up until late hour and the great
est enthusiasm and unannity prevailed throughout.
A jury In Shenandoah county Va, has rendered
dict Of 50 600 against stage company in favor Of pas
senger whose leg was broken TO make him Grip
pie for life, BY the upseting Of one Of the companys
stages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17

,. ksessns a. Em,!oyr-A ysung man, BY the Of
yecoo cpssnmer N the employ Of Mr. Clark furniture
Gss NO ~ Broadway yesterday arrested by officer
Sonns OF the First ward police y charge Of roboing
DIE OF quantity Of wearing apparel valued at
nosny $sO IL seems that the property stored the
premises In trunks which the prisoner broke opsn and
% varous times stole therefrO the articles of
such Is ladies' silk dresses shawis SC The accused
acknowledged hs guilt TO the officer when arrested aud
nearly all the stolen art les have been recovered Jus
ucs bogszt committed the rogue to the rombs for trial
.d'rest for Selling Policy Tickets Officer Patterson Of
the Lower police, yesterday arrested named
Dsnlei Hodges keeper Ut policy efhoe. at No. 25T
Centre street charged with lottery policies The
affidavit Of young girl named Alice Rugges before the
police court shows that she pu released policy slips
Tor eight cents and further, that Hodges Is ia the
slant practice of selling lottery policies young girls in
the neighborho0d Justice Bogart held the used TO
bail in the sum of $500 to answer the charge.
SuspSciowe Of Mwder-a Fugitive Officer Looshesd of
the Fifth ward, yesterday arrested named James
Burke charged with being concerned with four others
In the murder OF Mr. Mead at Monroe Orange county
few days iopr arrested by the Fit ard
police charged wi the offence. The, all
detained in the Tombs by Justice Bogsrs awaiting
Iequiition Of the authorities of 0raoge county
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Movements or ocean steamer
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 1e, 1856
Cleared,

Cleared,
ship fidela, Dixon, Liverpool II Marshall
BARK irinoipi, Radali, Palermo, ii l. Routh Il Son.
BARK Harvest Nichols Savannah, Sturgcs Chairman Co.
brig Enterprise (Br), Drew, Liverpool, A Bloomfield.
Brig Pedraza, Dorrtie, Nassau, A q Benson.
Brig standard Crosby, st Andrews, III Brane
Brig Wactssa, Powell, st Marks Coo, Anderson Co.
Slaght. "
schr Plat, Buckln, Berlin, NC, master.
schr Trade Wind, Racket Fredericksburg, Jas Hand
Schr Plato, Hammond, Baltimore, MAILER h Lord.
Sclr seguine Swane, Baltimore, johnson Louden.
Schr Boston, Kelly Philadelphia, J Mckee.
schr Triumph, Mason, Philadelphia, w Mckee.
Scbr Argo, Westbrook, Providence, RI master.
Steamer Cayuga, Wilson, philadelphia, u N Briggs
Arrived,
Steamship William Penn, Sears New Orleans Sept with
mdee and passengers TO Lincoln Sept H. lat 81 Ion TO-
Mrs IN Wright steerage passenger died; date, lat
g. lon o. passed brig Maria Of Boston, frsm Philadelphia
Steamship Black Warrior shueIdt Mobile 9Th inst and
Havana 18th inst with mdse and passengers to Livingston
Crookeron n Co.
Steamship City of Richmond, MMunn, Charleston with
mdse and passengers, to MAILER Il Lord The Of left
Charleston saturday PM and experienced gale OF
wind from Ne to for 36 hours.
ship London pkt) Hcbsrd, London and Portsmouth, Aug
u, with mdsc and 40 passengers to Grinne Minturm
Co. Avg ~, OF the Lizard In company with ship Eu-
phemia, OF New York, bound W. .
ship Sias Greenman (pktl Spencer Liverpool Aug ~
with mdse and Sli passengers 10 Everett Brown mas
Lad four deaths on the passage. -, -.
ship shannon, Thompson, Liverpool, Aug TO- Win M,
and 80 passengers, to Thompson Nephew aug % INV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17
Martial.

On Tuesday, September a. by the Rev N j. Marselus,
Mr. ROBERT ADAMS, to Miss RAcHEAL BELL, all of this
city.
In this city, Thursday, September 49, by the Rev.
G T. Bedell rector Of the Church Of the Ascension.
JAMES D. CREIe Of Buffalo to ApELA. only daughter Of
James Halsted, late of Newburg Orange county.
On " ednesday September Is, by the Rev. Mr. Bald
win, Mr.. GEoRGE w. DEMEREsr. of Montgomery, Ala to
Miss HENRIETTA ZIMMERMAN. of this city.
At ST. Peters church, Philadelphia September Q, by
the Rev. W. H. 0denheimer, HENRY MouLToN, ESD, of
England, to ELIZA EMMA, only daughter OF Lewis Il.
Wells Esq
At Piermont Rockand county, N. Y, September 10.
the Dutch Reformed church, by the Rev. DR. West,
aWnLIAAI s. KELLY, to CoRNELIA REMsoS daughter of
Cornelius Dickinson, Esq M d.