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On Saturday, September "a MARION SoorT, daughter
OF Benz. S and Marion B OlmstsAd, aged years, s
Funeral from the residence OF her grandfather George
Gartz. 100 West Nineteenth street this afternoon at
3ociock The relatives and friends Of the family are
On Saturday September "a of congestion Of the BRAIN
WIN G. KISGsIASD, aged "a years. month aud days
The friends and relatives Of tho faulty, also the Gu.
lick Guard Worth Guard Excelsior Chapter rs 0. U A.
FORBES Association and Kpickerbocker Guard,
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
depcs Of his other IN Law. John Fencsn, 1874 FL n
street this sf..rroon at O'Clock. With further
notice
Csbs and niece OF the late Rev Nicholas Brady Of Dmu
lane. CO anty Cavan Ireland
The funeral will take place ths afternoon, at ga
O'clock, fem the residence OF her iather, Mr Phillip
Brady 10S East Twenty ,hird street
OnSatureay September "a, CAROLINE A;.EIIA, wife of
Nicholas Lawrence McCheney the 42d of her age
The relatives friends Of the fsuy also Of ner bro
theIF in law. J.mes John and Robert McChssoey. the
MT mbeIs Of Oiiys h,s neh Lode No 81 o. OF o. F.,
and Journey Hat Fipshern Association respect
fully invited to stteno the funeral thts afternoon, 1T
O'Clock from l22 wilocsnb, street Brooklyn.
Oh sapday September 25 liter long and severe i'll
ness, JAMES CAMPBELL aged rs years.
TIE and relatives Of the family are respectfully
ocec from his late residence, liz Foreth street. near
THIRD avenue.
On Thursday, September %, in Brooklyn, after long
and illness, CAROLINE CECILIA RAxER daughter OF
Ashley AID Eliza Baker aged % years and months.
Her remains were de posited ut Greenwood.
On Sunday September %, in 8rookyu, at ga. NJ. Ro
NJ CRrITEND1S, formerly Of Virginia
His friends and th,ee Of his fathsr-inlaw. Robert
Munby, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
without further invitation, from No. Lbsrty street.
Brook y N, this after booU, at 2h o'clock.
Richmond, Va, papers please copy,
In IhiIaiephia LOUISA WALlIN wife of Robert Waln,
late Of this city.
Her remains will arrive from Philadelphia at O'Clock
this and will be taken to Green wood for inter
ment Carriages will be in attendance at the Cortlands
street ferry.
ON Wednesday. August IL in New Orleans Of the pre-
va,Iipg eridemlc OCESADA WOOD 26 4
ard ~ days, late Of this city and at the time First As
sisant Engineer Of the steamship Prometheus.
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From the Neg ouryport herald, Sept. "a
The fishing business in the Bay Of ST. Lawrence has
bean very ucoesful this year. Not tasn
ct the has made good voyage and o, ooaby
not hall Of them will pay their expenses Inc hus
WITH necessarily decline very much next year The
present IT has been dfcalt to obtain t
for two three years past and next year Die
that rot THAI half the feet o the present
VIII be fired out
We app ehend hist thu failure Of the fishery this ysar
has been owing moIe to the scarcity Of fish Ii to
estarion of British cruisers We think that had there
been much ttcuois <itn the crui ers should
heard detailed ANTS and that re h.n the
vessel which was taken ard subsequently, released
would have been sezed for d3p ID. the scarcity
ano the eager pur utt Of fish many ds bly,
have oeen tempted xithin the three mile Lire This "a
cry las eIweys been ia broken up ,evsr
too large fest CT vessels has been engaged in il for
several suece. sive years
If the B..tsA costLnue to refuse any mobilization #
tie ;hIte nile lire AID this is found insur-
Ioourtable cbs,ace TO the Of the sherry the
wifes for government will be retaliate
uIon tie pioyiDeisls. By placing q high duty upon
foreign fish, As this is tbs bes. and som timss ths
opy market for f-h duty high IS to be prac.i
eally pTohioitory, ~oald soon bring thsm TO terms
Ths differs Of the United states squsdron insist con
that tie fishermen bs7e good ground OF plant
asrst the British cru The Washington Ca,o
hst Cspts has WATSON and Eagle together With Com
modore Shubtick, part or al of whom been from
Passport 70 HAifsy through the Gut OF Capso to Pncs
Edward island, across the Gulf Of st Law erce to
Gssre n Lower Canada the Gulf to SydGey, down
the who's coast If Neva Scotia, ami New Brunswick,
over Lab Ador and Ne foundland, aud back agaia
in tie statement that there good ground of
complaint ancDg-t fshsrmea British cruisers have
bsen eLient in eoforcns the treaty OF 1918 la many
case Il IL said fishermen have been psrHli tied
obtain their fares from inside the three marine mes
snd that he mach talked OF ssheaGland, rested
whee first coccsivei-in the hsr ds Of the vapor
provincial poll ticiens.
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hon, be-s g scnoe mind IDENTIFY tins nov pre-
sGt Thomas Cufrsp, sh- psrsoa tho thus kicked
on su1os5 morning, the 18Th instant at said place
Thomas Currsn ~ho hao BEEN arrested the charge,
yss then rem aided 70 phi to ASST the result.
CHILD RUN OvEa AND KILLED BY wAGON
. Yesterday Coroner U Do1ntn held 40 iaquet at No,
80 Roosevelt street the oodg of catd osmed Lou.
LEA Wall eyed three who came TO her death from
injuries received BY being sc:ittntaly over BY
wagon.
Michael Have, sworn. said On Thursday afternoon
was standing ~ shop coor IN Roosevelt street. near
Madist street. saw horse coming 70 wards
Roosevelt street e. about four tlss hqur che driver
turned short into Roosevelt rect ADD in doing ne
pulled bis hOsee up before his wsgon la oontsc.
with tbe caDo the deceased tnan tbs curbs0as;
the childs clothes became en.spgtd In the whesl and
shs was dra uIaer this Wheel which passed her
bofy: the bind wheel also passed the body OF dc
ceased; the driver so,sr, and ecdeavorsd TO avoid
doug shy injury to the deceased.
Ths jury rendered verdot of dsath causci by being
acc deCty
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Movements or Ocean Steamer
Port OF New York, September Is, 1853.

ARRIVED.
ste,msI Princeton, Henry Eagle. commander.
Portsmouth, Nh, days 10 hours.
Steamship Roanoke, Cayendy Norfolk, &c, to Indian
& Peasants.
shlp London (pttl. Hubbard London, and Portsmouth
Aug o. VIM Clark seaman, died. Sept TO- lat AZ 80 Ion
49, experienced severe hurricane which lasted about
24th on Fire leland dismasted bark, steering for
New Yo.s.
Ship Mercury (pkt) Conn, Havrs, IS days, with SIS
passengers, TO Boyd Hincken Sept 49, of Nantucket
South Shoals spoke shp plain from Cardiff for New
YORK. Oath OF Block leland In company with three
ship 10Th lat a. Ion A. experienced severe hurricane
frsn the South: obliged to run for twelve hours
under two toDsas in order to save canvass Aug p, at
PM, lat %, saw comet bearing NNW x "; next
evening saw it again in 80 miles lat, since which
time has not been seem
Ship Marcia Day (of Damalisco.ta) Chase, Bremen,
perienced heavy westerly gales on the passage.
Ba,k Warwick, Hopkins Csao. May % via Valparaiso
July l, to r P Buck Co. The is bound to Hampton
Roads put into this port for repairs and orders Aug
TO- Lat q 10 lon 80 80 W. spoke Br ship Elizabeth, Of
Belfast from Toon for Adsn 40 days OUT 18th lat 10
1t is sp.
which caused considerable damage to the cargo sails
rigging, spars buxaEks, &c.
Brig Antonne CRY, kosl, Cette, ~ days, to II Nor.
Brig CArssa tcf Bsugor) Davis Jacksonville, IL days,
ssbr Eugene, -, Boston days, for Ph,sdelphia
e,hr st George, MUIR hy, New Haven, dav
BELOW.
Snip Excelsior. Hsdey from Liverpool
Also, clipper ship, one bark, and one brig
SAILED.
Ship Bremerhaven lBrem), Hlken, Baltimore.
Wind ut sunrise, INV; meridian, wSw; sunset, do,
and light.
IBr sASpY HOOK PRINTING TnLaRArH.1
Tm HuMAxDs, Sept 25-Sundown
steamer TO Parker Vein Company is of Long Branch
Two ships in the offng.
Wind light from NV. Weather clear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

The store Ct city hall TO be aid .. U.ics
tuesday next. The Masonic fraternity j. to take
charge If the ceremonies.
No lees than FIVE tickets 'or The legislature al
ready been placed in rouration In PHILADELPHIA Ono
by the Wigs By the cemocrAts by the native
Americana By the fsrd s OF consolidation, and one
by he aivocatss Of a prohtitory liquor law
A man, rsmed 1--we q ship carpenter, fell from the
staging OF chip building By Paul Curt5 at last Bos
ton the ed inst and knee falling him, he
severely Injured that be died shortly afterwa d. lie
leaves a family, who reside in East Boston
Captain Kennedy, formerly collector OF customs at
Rustelltown and late o. Copper Canada and wife and
also WONG pso panel RE, drowned In crossing
10 sc lawrence bet~een Coteau du Las aud Good man
che ter, The 18th inst
The cotton crop in the neghborhooi of Aberdeen
Mrs hes suffered erSus H. my from tie aid the
recent heavy rains.
On the Zi inst m lrisbnan Faned James Dufia
While a. work In tire fremont Paint Works. 90 Eastern
RsilTC ed whs1f ston was caught 10 The m,ctiosry
ard drawn through . space OF eghtsen inches tue
rate Of sixty revolutions ninute whsn be escusd
Numerous bores bobs ard the body slockingIs
manslsd lie taken 70 the hospital, where he died
at the end Of an hour and . half
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Markets,


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23 1858.
The sales Of cotton for the week have been 500 bales
QaotatiOns for njddlirg 10Ac Receipts oil tine week
$1,000 Stock In Po,t 10, COO bales.
CHARLESTON Sept. IS 1863
The sales Of cotton yesterday 500 bales at loc
q 10 9,l6c, Market unchanged il esery respect.
BCFFALo. Sept "a, 1858
The receipts aiDce our last have been as folio VS.
Flour 5000; whess 10000 corn, ooo oats. IS Co.,
There good demand for aour at fair prices Sales or
3,cC0 bhls At rs 25 SIS 81 for Gene &c. There ia
fair demand for wheat, but the frmness Of holders
checks operations. Freghts unchanged.
ALBANY, Sept. "a. 1868
The following the receipts 70, the last twenty
four hours Flour. 800 wheat q, Ooo corn coo;
oats 600 barley 500 Flsur steady but rot active.
Sales 0G0 bbls Wheat firm with good milling inquiry
Sales COO bushels Geneee ut 81 465S Corn in feir
quest. Sales 700 bushels At See. Sic for Western
mixsd BArl@J-Saies 20 COO bushels, at 7Sc. for
rowed and Sac Tor four rowed. Oats STEADY Sales
IL, 0o0 bushels a. 47c. Prison whisksy, &c
PROVIDENCE Sept. "a, 1858.
Cotton is unclaimed Wool is uncomulonly du for the
The sslss Of the week 500 lbs The mar
ks for printing cloths has been very actys and prices
held y higher. GO by CT be bought for less
than 6sc snc'f The BEST 6c. is asked Sales OF the
week lilo, AGO pieces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Pm Aupr pruA Cant OLA

Anived--Scsrs II Dorado Tlton and Friends, Halett
Boston. Ocean Wave Price, and c Doughty Murphy,
New York Pennsylvania Roeth, Brcokhaven; scott
Budd; Aiets, Long aud Ccpa, Sears NYork Gassabsas
Fuller, Boston
Sept 81.
Ceared-Bark Jsmes Bayley. Brect, Matanzss; brig
Ella Reed, Waller Pernanbcco; schrs Ocean Wave
Price, PIovidsncs; G Doughty Murphy and Rob
bins Cartwright, Eyork A Thompson, Parker, do;
john on, H. Az wich CT.
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FREAKS OF LIGHTNING IN During
lie storm Of the lSth inst several houses in aud
hlraulis we're stTu.k ~ lightning although happily
10 lives we're ost One Of he buildings, occupied by
Capt Merrill struck several tines sustaining greas
injury The Daily Sep,inei says
The family we're preparing their tea IN the kite hsn
when one Of them suggested the propety Of leaving the
Kitchen account OF the stove they had barely left and
got into . bedroom .heo the roof Of the kitchen vas
struck shveirg Of tho rasters to atons, well
sIli8ferDg q the others displacins the stove
ard breaking large Looking glass In the bedroom and
within ten feet Of whs one Of the family staining
tie glass Of he wi"do~s broken also looking rass
which the Quicksilver melted. The lightning
drilled several holes in the pasering Directly after It
struck the BEDROOM II struck he of tins house,
passed through the parlor, chipping pieces out OF the
uTrtUre. making holes in the plaste-ipg in some
places Though the studdog. The roof boards
IT SID pieces ten feet in lsngh thrown the road
ecss Of tbs pboards several feet square torn
vel the corner. boards and shingles. In some
PLACES the shipgles off for yard square aad have
been found ~ far Twelve rods from the building
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SHrPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE on THE LAKES
Tie following the particulars Of the loss Of the
Schooner George smaey and three Of her passengers
tsfen from the Green Bay Adr0cqte She left st.
Martins for Washington Harbor the 5th inst, With
.xt. persons board; when ABOUT tso hours she
tiled With water and capszed, placing tn. persons
beard in s~ful position Soon after little gir un
able to cling longer 10 the boat was dro wned Iron
O'Clock z. NJ Monday until A NJ. on Tuesday, the
beat drfted about in the bay, during which time 40
psrror Mr. NJ Curtis and his WIFE, parents OF the
little girl p svously lost dro wned The then
struck the rortbern beach Of Washington Islaud,
where the almost exhausted survivors extcated
fIom hsil awful situation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

A New WATERING PLAcE.--A new watering
place has been die 70 snd pu.chesed by Gel Henry
Richards, near Cspon Springs. Within the space Of
twenty feet there les than five varieties water
OF highly medicinal character, viz: red, white and
blue sulphur alumni and chalybeate Col X. il about
forming joint stock company for tie improvement of
these spi ges whcn doubt will prove very danger
rival TO the celebrated Cspon Springs account of
their variety and superiority for medicinal purposes
Capitalists could not do better 70 take shares this
= ock.
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The CHOLERA IN COMMUNICATIONS TO
statement which appears in the Cumberland Telegraph
the checra which had disappeared from that place
revived again by relaxation Of the which tbs In.
hsbitants bad been exercising In their diet Toe
appearance OF the disease has however caused
70 prudeI in their eating, sLd the health OF the to
Is alnnoat entirely restored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

The MANCHESTER FRE-We learn from the
Manchester Mirror that after careful examination by
parties interested spd competent TO Judge the loss by the
hre at the Manchester print works Is estimated at
SI25 0G0-$ 600 worth Of stock Aad $50 co cost Of
building and ahnery The company, t unde pad.
wi rebuild forthwith. At the fe. six belonging to
Hook AID ladder Company No mad their hands and
faces more or less burned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

On Monday, September Is BY ths Rev, Wa +. Robert
o. Williamsburg, hr. Jos +. WHITE to Miss JANE AN
THIsIIB both OF this city
On saturday September TO- at tins residence OF W. II
De Forest Esq San Juan del Norte Nicaragua BY tbs
Rev G Peifrer FRANCIS sAIrSa, Of Loudon. to Miss
NnLy CATHERINE SHORT, OF woodstock Ulstsr cousty,
N Y.
Kipgston papers please copy.
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From Provt Gencc.


JEwELRY STORE RoBBED--TnE PR0rEaTY RE-
COVERED.
PROVIDENCE Sept IS 1853.
The store Of George W. BAbcock of the mos.
crowded streets Of this city, entered yesterday
and robbed Of forty fifty watches and other property
arrested suspicion at the Earl House, and
seaching his baggage the stolen property found
He gave his nam 9 a. williams
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CoNSEcTIcUT STATE PRIsoS.-A communication
from the clark of the Connecticut State prison. L. r.
Wells Jr 10 the editor Of the Hartford Tnaes states
there are five sets Of brothers, brother and sis
ter and father and Ia confinement in this prison
Nine cf these persons were convicted in tchfea coun
tY ten If them are corIed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

Sur FrIaArn BIRD st san Ffancisco Goth alt from
PhfaoeIynM was OF Cape Horn 40 DAYS &C Of witch
perencsd continual ion Of westerly gales Juns
1s 3D. ard 3D. experienced heAyy galss vas hovs hse
beamends In which, position che lay tS hours lost part
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Weekly Report or Deaths,
the city and county of New York from
September to the oath day Of September 1853
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Conrt Calsnnar-1his Day,

Court Calenuar-7his Day.
UsrD STATES Dsr,ucr Corx1.--Eos 20 30, so, 81, "a,
81 to a.
supsxnn CouRx-UAroaIt Nos 1913 ISL to i88
suYsssn oocrs-82seai rsn.-Nea "a 50, 80, %, 81,
0oHsos Prs1.--rhs .-ranso. sAr,oiAr win b, aisn
an.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

KANAKA JOE The Kanaka Indian Joe was tried
tsce tie Circuit Court ysserc for sng the mate u
the whss ship Iodan Chief In the absence OF Judge
NeLcn, judge Ingerson presided. Tho jury found the
rorer guilty Of nassiaushter and the cirsu nsa
~ were suoh that The jury inflicted very light
D. hnsnt --New En-tor CkTriSe, STs. e.
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CONDUCT or DERANGED MAS-NEGHoEs
KILLED AED GAIsfp = correspondent at Nicholasville
esssnins county writes that late In the afternoon on
Sunday there arrived in the neghborhood Of tha village
q ran calling himself VIM Blevin who became int ,x;
Gated and &C ed 10 outrageous manner Daring ais
subsqrsnt stay be proclaimed TO every that God had
sent him To chssise all unruly reoes and that he in
tLded TO whip death all he could find. This pretended
mission he has been carrying out and between Gsr-od
burg and Nchossve he visited gil the farms and
rice beEborrg negro unfortunate to ourtsr
him ore sssersly beaten and bruised 70
his death. VII e others manned for life Lousre
foalrigr, Sep. q.
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Adjournment OF the Rhode leland I.egisla-
Iure. &c

NEwPoRT, Sept. rs, 1855
The General Assembly sdjourpei yester day Tie reso
ons for removing Tia judges did not pass the Senate
and cannot be renewed this year. bill to call a con
ventoa for tbs repes Of he registry tax post
poEed
Snow, the bark cashier WHO was convicted several
years ago of enbezsment has been released from thu
State prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

DEAD LETTERS AT WAsuINGToN.--A corresp0n-
6ert OF be Baltimore Sun asys:The General Post Once
on the 20 instant transmitted to tn poet ofca at re
man pol csad letters for the e.a German Stses.
These Letters were duly received here and placed TO- de-
LIVER IN ourreepctve post Offices thea regularly adver
tiled but from tie sbterce Of the persons the letters
we've intended for their mission TO apply for them or
other causes Esvipg fafd TO reach the psttes
thfy came letter. received 10 the closed rnss from
Prussia are te'ng mailed About AIS huslels OF
cssd letters (AmeicsD) have been opened in the Office
1n- irr Ill pIetarl nnarfer
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hesuiif1i bell, Weighing four thousand pouads for
tie city scytI ns.t OF ssu Francisco, placed upon
t,atiotIn In 4. nth Msrke stre., Boston the .3d
INIT,
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NEWS BY APH.



LElTLg FROM GRS DIX DENYING THAT HE EVER
Made AN ABB LITIoN SPEECH - THs STIRLING
FISHERY CLAIM AND THE HERALD.
sPEcIAI CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS, 1858.
The Richmond fnqrer, which reschsd here this morn
ing, has the following letter from Mr.. Dix
INV YORK Sspt. 20, 1855
TO Thy EDuoRs OF me RICHMOND INQUIRER
GsGiiemep l. editorial article IN your paper of the
18th ssl ctsrset; LIST With making .sfurious sbo
on speech 10 tba Senate of the United Ssates and
I'd in the hs-ori hourish of "a Gordon OF free
surrounding TIE snutn and compelling slayery like
pion eDcircsd b. dfe 20 sting itseH 10 DEATH
These in.pufat alike unfoupded | never made
abolition eeoh ia the Senate out OF it, ut
tered or entertained mo sentiment above attributed 10
me- and call you to produce the evidence shich
your assertions made
Your own Eense propriety VIII insure the in ertion
OF this nots in your % per- without request to that eff
feet from me. lam, respectfully, yours
JOHN A. DIX,
The "Stirrg sssculaors bossting here that they
have secured the HERAID's support through the in
auenes OF Hon. Walker and ex-senator X
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MEETING or THE CANAL BoARD.--eoretary
Newell csls meeting o. this Board at the Canal Ds
par@sut Albany the last day Of the current mouth
Nov fbst cher thirgs OF PERSONAL and State aud
add revergsfn interest In manner dspesed Of
Il thcreht beet 10 do little ehieg for that
has and suffered for lack Of attention during
the oltlrt season.