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s.ruxrxR-Ss,es have been oon6nad "a kcO h.ps Ran.
cal AZ 2Ss for ibs refraction Nfcrete seds ia \
ia "a
sITlIER-ls firm at Ell l7s 3D. on the spot, and y
10 . rive.
sl1eI2 We rotiee ssies OF leo barrels Jamaica nser
az az 6os.; $50 b-gs piosnto from oAd 10 "a ,
10 cste- osO bags NngspcSe White ptpse tom va "
sSsd ano 90 bags AsabAr black. atsad sIsis ssh
O. lot ~ % go
etGAk "A sfeedy demand preves ena iUAs pfsCs'
have ben realized The saes oil West isai. ,os tue
week have ceeo l, olC hhos WIN Ho"ut Sooo o4ks
Msurttus and East luda lido osher Proic ss'ss nsSs
600 boxes white Havana which aars % leut 10 WSu
21s Sos. 2 iS boxes yeuow partly sna IRON SSs.
81. I'd aoV bags rAyhsmS 70 iaom S.s on ooS
lao hb0s Io3 Dds noe 20 70 nco ots ol 1is saa
$40 thcs aopa hpm oZs 90 10y priVA's cooeeass
ys isrse pu ioe's mas ss@o oscn oose c. apr,sIo g
~ OVO oses eieyeo nianA' =. Sos OF . IVA ~ WV
osgs usei ytd u. los 90 ios VI ana w esgi
brown To I1ms ~ ~ silh pi % ca Toes sdsse We -
iaur yellow havana, n.o DOSES ~ Zss US va Us.
s1sd sto 20 OF ths sems noer hrszl (tgo hsr sooit
2,"o lbs ~ isS ~. Tor oroTu sNo save q "a.
"a Zss Al 81 feeesourg 'he marset Is vsry d al,
our 70 "hsf o,nnsesa p'S 1000 q, nana prsy.s
fAlLoW l. ur az 5za oZs id Oh this spoL Ana Is t
three months, aud oss foi soriDg
TEA Al the public sales OF ~ 90 okgs about 10 600
H.. ,.n ao,s co.,, =, .on.'ar .oaa"' ~ Ia s,i,s
ana ,ora 10 ~ ,o -. IA :, - ,ns 80 e.
TN "a v6,m .od I1is "a ~ hsso MA 20. an.
.stis ~ -. -, -. A.. IA =, 10. "a
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Markets

NEW ORLEANS sept. 81. 1858.
Tie ssles Cf cotton to-day SO baes at exsier
PRICES Middlirg is quoted a. lC5zc
OswEGo Sept 20 1853.
The receipts Of tie past twenty TOURS fo9s up our
300 barrels. wheat. GO 90 bushels: coro 1900 do.
These Is not much iDquiy for wheat, dsAle saitios
The A'rha's ndvcas Freights fo,o IS Flour,
doe, whsa 100 cirn, 13c
BUFFALO SEPT % 1853.
The receipe since yesterday hsvs been folio -
Fiur, eco barrel what IS COO bushels IS Oc0
o 0xts, Is 0e0 do T1ou han air demand for
Western, without Dateri.l change ia prices sales
Loo barrels. Wpear steady, with ni0deras de-
npd "a Geo blu ,hcla sold a. 1lSc 115c TO ONO add
Michigan and 106c lose for Upper Late Corn Il cui
but Gales 500 bushels Oats dull at 35c
Sales of Ohio whiaAey, at 24c. Fre'gste unchanged.
ALBANY, Sept. % 1858.
There have been no receipts here duriog the past
twenty fou1 hours, and business worth reporting
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New jersey Democratic state Convention.

HON. RoDMAN NJ. PRICE FOR GOVERNOR.
TRENTON Sept %, 1853.
The Democratic state Convention for the uinason Of
candidate fr Governor met to day II scck Ia the
args saloon Of the Temperance Hall After q temporary
organization and the appointment Of C,mu tee on
Resolutions, the Convention adjourned to2P.M
In tho afternoon Judge Mar Of Mercer, reported
by the committee as President with vce Psesidsat
from each county, aad Secretary Gem each district
The Convention after being opened for nominations,
proceeded to ballot for candidate for Governor cod on
the SIKH trial Rednan II. Prico chosen receiscg
$40 out of 433 votes cast
Tho fri4Ha- Of n. Y. Wright sho Eed some opposition
and refused let the nomL alton be declared unanimous
Mr. Price brought IN BY COMMITTEES. and made Q
neat speech.
Resolutions. endorsing the national administration,
the reform measures and iavorng legal refc- m wore
adopted.
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INTERESTING TO POLITICIANS.
Two Democratic Conventions in Massachusetts
>~>o~~c~-~~~~~->~>~->>~c~>~
CALEB CUsaiNG LAUDED IN ONE AND DENOUNCED
IN TIE OTHER.
Democratic Nomination for Governor In
New Jersey.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT INCHES TER, N. H.,
GO, &C., &c.

Massachusetts Isem0c -ntio Convention
HiEAY W. BISHOP FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
sECBETARY CUSHING, Ere.
Wogcerre, sept 2l-Nson
The Democratic State Convention met hne this fore
noon
The Hon J. " Usher, Of Meiford was chosen Prsddant
the being for Usher Go; for Hon G Klps'eoa,
OF Worcester eoitor OF the Pallodiu a6 scassrirg2
Ushsr and Kno ~itoa are bon cositt,,a csno,-ass.
Hoo u Thompson Of New Be if0-d, ths candid se Of
pontnatiou
committee on resolutions has bssn appointed, Of
which Z tier OF Lo .ell. Is chairman
understood that herd resolutions will DO adopted
apd the admic,st alton fully Improved
The coayenton will not touch the liquor question
There i doubt Of the nomln iii Judge Bsnop for
Governor
The ho,tiog nocrats will hold Convention Of tnsic
OWL in Bosttn.
WORCESTER Sept 22-9P.M
Tie Convent,on nonir ased Henry W. Biehop toe Cor
err BY exclamation aDd Lsvi Duly OF Bostoa for
Leutersnt Cor ernorhe receiving $50 OF 406 votes
cest.
Resolutions pass cd ple7gpg The democratic party
to Un'on principles app ovpg Of tie appoint meat of
C0eb Cosl;rg to e cabinet tfce in favor Of ths ten
and dc,siDg CAPTAIN Leg cahan's action ia the
Ko zs Affair.".
Adjourned sine die.
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Personal Intel1IQcprc

Hon. seor7o Gait Pni,a elpti.; Hitchcock.
u. q N g. Ftzsimmons, E-q South Carolina; Hon
v q Smith Bottom, ". Alien Eq Pr1nce.on Col
leas, ant Tucker, Egg 5ou,h Carolina we're among
the arrivals at the Prescott Horse.
ARRIVALS.
FROM Liverpool In tho nshiu AfrioA-Lady Barklay
t~o okildyss vr Tirnmiss nss Tho nson
ria Lear Mr. Ho yard lady Mre Mager Me De Coppot
lady and two ehd, Mr. Csdbury aud sdy Misc Csd6ury
nts pesl Nv Thomson, Ia and child, M Ellison and
lady, sastc, Eilisoa Mr. ca life Mr. Joseph Ca Mr.
baswiek Mr. Ctss Mason M John Hylo Of Patterson J.
hasfe7 fyie Mr. Bl~ekhurp Mr. " N Battsrsby Mr. John
End lady Caps Boston snd tv children Miss
hseeA Mss heston- Miss semuei, ki-s ,onnor Mr.
LAsk DON and sdy hey DIR Duncan Mr. Andrew Thomson,
ME- rhn1-"n Mr. Oidoaliy M Morrison. Master ,rri.
son. MISE sse-. Mr. StAes AID NJ Edmond fnr pin,
Jenrsp M ohsiliJ and LADY sr Defermsn aod lsdv
fsrvsnt and two o,iiai Ars Taylor Lascuraa Nj
aehbysss and lady se- want and three children Dix
Jy Lane NJ Moult Msnten, Jr, II aosor Sir Joshua
N, hevslton. TurpIn Mr. sahlosinsor a Kucker Il X
wnson. Wtieen, J Cbo.sip, mr. BsIiantyra J IN
roupg Mr. wiiten, Rev WIN Culioan Mr. Fioisnmkn "
nahs Mr. s~ha1oh. Moyoy, Mr. Zeipcy Lazy Master
ciLesyy On sesvsnt Conc, o Cauns.l C'Cafcl.y.
Mr. jonas. VT Doe1un. HYDE q Young y u Croddard,
tsvK KNAPP, H.p,ine Mr. nyte. sutciife J
10 ETH ord lady Helen Mils G Lecoh r Jaaast Ken.
rsdy and laiy three children Mr. arts and
bt J BalvsT D. J Pumer, stock lady and child Mr.
J,hu and lady, Mrs Mary Rothwe, Mr. Aysre Hickey
1o<A l3b.
From Son. Leone ID brig conet-o Thompson and lady
MR. Burton missionsxiea
Prom Err HArbos, ia, in schT Eolus Bennett and
lady.
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Massachusetts, National DE mocratic Convcn
tlpn

Massachusetts, National dc mocratic Convcne
tlvn
BRADFORD L. WALES FOR GoyERN0R--CALCB CUsH-
INC DENOUNCED, ETC.
BosToS Sept % 1853
The national or boiling dsmocrass me. conssusion
to day in fremont Temple. The fliowirg was the yo
for candidate
FOR GovEENoG
Bradford l. Wales l06 joan Hanshnw. III
Hon George Osborn IL Hear, W Bishop. ,......1
LIEUT. ESAST GOVERNOR
Hon, Gaorge Osborn III Badf,rd i Wales .......1
John Henshsw. ........ . C,a~iea G Hszewell
Mr. Wales was therefore declared the candidate for
Governor, and Mr. Osborn for l. eussnant Governor.
Mr. Berssor Of Salem, made very effective and cir
cumstar tal political stale OF the sccsnictes Of
patronage, al Pabltes o. principle brous bout by
the queer aInsg smatcn Of the coalition M&ssachu
etts polite tic peculiar ioleacss. gGnsi. aud lite
,a,y Indicative and reservave bodgat 10 bear BY
tia Hon. Caleb Gushing upon certain presses in this
nuntty we're alleged, and names and datcs given The
three papers principally alluded to tho Bay STAT
Democrat Of L, the Union Of Nesburyport and the
Times, Of Bottom. M Cushing was denounced free
soil whig.
Three cheers given for the old line democracy OF
New Yos who spurnsd TO coa.ece with the barnburnsrs
ct the Syracuse Convention.
With immense cheering for the nominees, the Conven
ton adjourned sine die.
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By SAzpy Hooh PRINTING TE.EGnATu.1
TN HfoHlAHDs, Sept 22-Sundo wn
One b, ig In the ofipg.
Wind Light from NV. Weather clear.
TpEI STEAMSHIP AFRICA |


ASIw17P-S SID sept7 sonntsiueer, Robinson NOrleaus
BfaslRHAvEs-Sld Sept 4, reform, Meyep. Galveston;
ard Eva. Phnb,oo DO; Emma. Heimers, aud Goethe,
Muller baltimore; Charlotte, GuAther, and Aathilds,
BonpEAux-Arr Sept 9, "rripshrn, Krunu Norleans.
SID sh Brothers Baxter NYo,k, (also reported 9th
Cid 9Th, Arnaud Ridtres, s-n Francisco.
Sid from Royan Rosds Let, al Am ship name not
RAncrIoSA-Arr Aug %. Astarbe, Cssteny. Charleston
BlasIoL-Arr Sept 8, Wabash. Barnes, Ravans via
Coves CID Tyringha1,, Ho ees NYofk
CuxHAvEs-sld Sept Q, Washir gton, Knuison. Nor
Cos5rASNorrE-Arr Aug 20 North Star (stoam ya,ht),
Eleriogc Malu
Cowrs-Arr Sept @ Z a Cochran, Noyes Trinidad (aec
beloe) Lzne Loud, M Cam, Havana Sth, Huubsldt
81 Llnss sYo,k. and preceded for Havre Sud sh.
cADHr Arr Aug 90 voorland, Reyaer, NYork; alst "
0apprrr-sld sept Finland johnson, City Point, Va;
Kahnszoo Taylor, EYo,k; ssh Arcadia, Jordan, and
Vim wi,her,ee westcost N6r,esne.
DEM-Arr Sep. ! American Eagle, Moore, Loodon
lanc proceeded For NYors) 9th Golden Rule Erl Wat
r for
ER-OF sept 4, suana, Barrett, from Antwerp for
EGsNoap-cld Sept g. Maria. sjolandsr, Geao for
York nidaroa Banrmann, NYork for Copspha qsn.
GRAvEsEsD-sld Sept 6 Lis bon, Brown, st John, NIB.
eEnsocx AR Sept java Jsss a' hYorp
ersoA-Arr Aug 81, illus, Gooael N0rleans; Sept 1,
Sssasn Snaw, GO. 90 I'm. 49,. u,, 49,
rrS na - ". Mug 90 Sua. hnns' narus' DoSVon'
ao1 oSp' o's' opa'i' ifo"on l'fsm Lon
WI p.,,prpo-s,d Cav. w.,h,rrt.r vrra.or NO.
-, 'No-Sa SSP' = ""SAnhs~n' n'auu0oa' Noi-
ie1hs. m 80. o.. q c., po,o. D., rn.as.,
W. 1nd "a Sor, I pot',,o,i s.hl oth rnna fin
coin, BsftIe Bostoo
,r6l 'Ho e1~ne' ON 0'pAi" ""AS1' "'S"0A' iio'
Imynnno, A.. co,. c..nar. Tro,,., yyo-s. NJ.
tionsi Eagle redr1ck Nofleens
Tyk pa-1 ,,1 m van.-v Vfof1
iu ~ hnh Muiu T vna ush, "a
o.ssqno, iVuWs, Nv .U1Ac ~ 0,oa, ~
sonsIan.ns noSoc EIofx; AePny., oaon, Aeianons
o. hes o a. t1Ss
patsee non hSGo otn, Ia AM 10y lsasanss, neu
naId PhGselpnis sth, western world Moses, and MAJ
ni Sa1 n IA ra0n ns.,,o-, ct,,,o, r,,d
~. AK hn MAJ $500 ,s We or,d na'
co,Ior; U,,go, CooPot; Nyr.cansi Nortn Amen,an
Ia c.ntn,nn Crnhs Hyo,s ye. ~ ca.
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Destructive Fire at Manchester, n. H Loss
SAJO,OOO.

HANcHETEE n. H., sept y, 1868.
About lse o'clock this mornog Ore broke out in the
extensive de laine print works in this city TIC main
building, three hundred feet long, and the L tw,.
hundred and twenty ave feet long. entirely de
stroyed The stock Of do aines valued s25 co., was
also consumed. The bridge the Mcrrmac was in
imminent danger, but fortunately saved. The to-
tai los about $3.50 Co. mostly covered by insurance
The building destroyed the prin,ery Of the Man
chsstsr Print Works The mills OF the company were not
damaged
The inaurences wore follows 500 900 in Boston
Offices; $50 600 in Hartford Offices divided between tbs
Eth Hartford and Protection 900 each sl5 co II
the Commercial Mutual Of Providence aud 900 in thu
Northwestern Company OF oswego New York.
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WAR RUMoKs CoNTRADIC rED-0EN. SMITH, ETC.
New JRLsASs Sept 20 1855
We hare Bovnavlle dates to the ION iaetsnt Tho
Flag conrsocss the stories aud there been
If the Mexican forces Mesic ans
osca ed out. opd that there exited friendly
relations between both -ces OF ths Re GrSnde.
General Smith arrived ct Brownsville tie 18th In
stscI With IN escort OF cavalry and expected to reach
Pcipt Isabel the 18th
The MEXICAN General W3N had arrived az Eatamoras
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Police Intelligence

A DISTURBANCE AND FIGHT BETWEEN TWO FIEE
ENGINE COMPANIES.
On Wednesday night alarm Of IRE. the return
OF Fire Engine Comsen1 No IS, copf;t took place b.
t@sep il members ard Epaoe Company No Al in witch
isilos were BURIED OF anos. every description, added
to WHICH vas dsch Of firearms bat #hetner loaded
vi h ANYTHING else than 10 rder it does not appear.
Captain SquJes OF tho Gle 7oDth ward called que
tn distu nAsoe and in 30 Going arrested tour
ore cha sed with bsips parci pants in the ARRAY Tho
Captain q police on his return makes tho folio Sing state
To Hon JACOB A. WEsrEnyFLT-
ouch decisive action as the of tho
s and hs city and the present state Of things
pisL,ss 90 4 q shsn
pcisa them Nth stones riehssts ard tool their
iias snSass. tn6sE they sIs,; Tho :snsss
%sH as ess
ssss 81 . @ Isi
Il e b g, % head pn sSss G. in
down Columbia ia.o Houston street
sss 5ss nss tSs
1s1ssa' Pass Tss
E he % s Is
Der Of than two hundred che is mos.
thu oonssquenoes TIE sacrifice Of morally
salI:y r.. :Ssas 6
j an s ss enc e Ia
would probably the better way Something should bo
and rssdsrd
s B i5se sns % rs srSey
ahen before Justice welsh and detained for further
hearing
ARREST Of JugcaiIe PiApockeis-On "Wednesday after.
Captain Lsonard OF the Second ward and officer
Whetbe'oy arrested two small boys and gcl giving
fketp - Funa Nsv1 HA, n.fIAp nnh
ert aampon Tho girl aged ten years and tas boys one
seven and tho other eight years. They detected in
.ne o. hs Tnra avenue cars picking tho pocket Of Mrs
containing g. On tho person Of the girl
when searched by the officers YVES found bro leather
porte menras con aiming upwards Of s6 in oank bills,
for wbioh 10 wanted The girl, when taken to
the station house gave her name Mary Butler aud
represented that woman koown a. Mrs Du ler residing
xtb stro oct, her mother and Ms. Butler also
made the statement ackno wIcdgus tho girl ~ be
her daughter subsequeDy the gil told nnothcr story,
aIc.pies shch she sho has beoo In tho habit Of
hitting almost daily tho pockets Of ladies' in the
~ero ,alsn bsfore the Cef Of Poueo and subaequsny
before the Mayor, who detained them in custody for
fu, ther bearing.
Charge Of Stealing Money "A woman named Adelaide
Smith yesterday arrested BY officer Undsrh of toe
Secopd District Police Court charge OF ssoaltng
pocheboch containing s45 In bank bills this property
the AFFIDAVIT Of Mr. Wolf thu. no was induced to outsz
the premises occupied by Adelaide who after short
period took possession of bis poclotbook containing
he nbove amount Of money she thou thew his hat ost
Of tho window and next locked him In tho roo aud
cs,ened BIN that no did not eleA out her brothers
would ond boat him The woman taken bssoro
Justice STUART who committed her to prison for further
exspinGton.
alleged Faeaiog from England Two English boys
raned George Bscke and David North arrested by
ocers Pibe az eu,sr ant Bennett of the Seventh
90 charge Of having stolen t~o hundred pounds sterling
from 1r Richard Rsmsdsn Huddersaeld England and
sb,corded TO this city They vsrs detained By the ma
gistxato 70 await an examination
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The Yellow Fever at the sousn, sc.

NEW ORLEANS scot o. 1859.
Tie total number Of interments during the four
kours ending this morning, thirty sovcn including
twenty from yellow fever.
The property Of the late Mr. Harry Hin, who died o.
the fever, lie estimated at q, 100000
hoILr, Sspt. 81 1863
On Tuesday the deaths in this city were oiyheen Of
which ffoen from the fever To day (wcdassdayJ
the number OF deaths reported was sixteen, thirteen
being from yellow fever.
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.T.ssgrephlc Change, SC.

PHILADELPHIA Ssot. %, 1853
David Brooks he's been elected Superintendent of the
Philadelphia ard Pitsbarg Telegraph, ia place OF
Reid. resigned
Os Blood, proprietor Of Bloods despatch post in this
city, ded yesterday on his farm, Florence New
J-rtey
The Butchers Melting Association here have sold
SIS, Geo pounds Of talow at l0hc.
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General Convention OF UaivcrsaIists.

COLUMBUS o, sep!. 2 1855.
The Convention has adopted unanimously series Of
resolutions sgans the Of slavery ntenperapce and
war resolution, fully endorsing the Maine law,
passed with but dissenting voice resolution ia
favor Of establishing theological Seminary the state
Of New York. has also been adopted Sermons have
preached By Rev. kessis williamson Of Alabama Brooks
of sscbusetts Msurie OF New York, Moore Of New
Jersey, and Bacon. Of Pennsylvania.
lie Convention will sioun this evening" after the
communion service.
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The Western Forgery Cases

GScSHU. Sept 20, 1858.
Tho trial Of Kbsanc foS forgery progrsssng at Leba
Judge Rogers having decided that Witnesses 10
proving 70 the handwriting might the hsod writing
Of tho accused TO compare with tho orgorec eight pse.
teless In cur city banks have testified most Of
positively that tho forged checks filled up By
Kissaas Severed facts being elected n the o.
smtns&ion Of the Witnesses.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. % 1859.
mo CnT thh morning that Senator Saields
health has much improved and he win be able TO
attend 40 tusiress
General Amonts, the Mexican Minister has received
intelligence Of large discoveries Of gold the Rio MescA
a. winch Ia tbs route Of the Mexican Ocean Mai ADD
Inland Company. Thousands Of Mexicans we're Docking
thithSp.
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Asrsva. Of tho saames Anaes, at Boston

BosToS. Scot ~, 1858.
TIE British fcrew steamship AIDES, from Liver cool
the S,h instant arrived here sooat two O'Clock ths nf
On the 18th instant tho encountered q terrific
gale, during which John aaxweh the second mats
~aebed overheard and drowped, and Captain Hatcnns
go badly Injured that he died the afternoon.
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Ano sesoes nsd Jtssectns osuro hsAe, ana part q
WA kets carried s~sy
Lvlhpool. sept 6-Ths soversiga Of the seas A..ri.
COZ "gef rhp sheh 20 haze lrft toe MefeoS yss-
tsoes f1c australia bss1 dea,eL Gag 70 tas o1-
b;oS esteiihhcst 10 81 tang Co shr ssgh
The ous ou mouse. shs out tas t act
yNus pr esrEo OF andtse suiupnd in
ttm from any port In the ~ori Tue ue.suremsut ton
mage o. her 10 about COO giviog nsr ficxht
lbt ~ Lssiy fH CO., sbs tins esttmuts vnIus uf hsr
cargo fails little $50 In udo,t.or Il ~
iuense shs 20 frat and 10 seoond Cabin sns
gore
Cows sept 8-rhe American bark A Cocs~.~
Toye- ON Trinidad Cupa for otdsrs .rriysd he.s ~
DAY bsvig the Shnglrs (as bsfJrs rsps rtsd
che a cuergsd purt TO ix1ssn snd vtu -
eus H. sns hArtOr 10 d.scha gs the sitdcr for
repsr,
GIiMsDY Sept 8-T6e amer yacht SyIve, which puA
IL herr se, rus, part ~ bal gshs d; LAytSg sop-
PED hrsvy in the NE gales or ~ sud Sd inet
3I> tner NE 81 Yarmouth hat So 81 NJ long A e,
whcD 'yiIe 30 I'm er r~.fsc mantryss,L
BRIsToL Sslt The Ficka ton A'asrcaa snip from
Qa' bee ios oucasfAr (p vsonV reported on saofs
dsiect Vt Suy IsandJ has ua cd OF, and 70 soA
Oh tbs SNasb a. the ont acce OF
Stb--lbt AnefIoan rhip Tyri, e aoxes reported
with cargo Of r.h ny put back Through ssross
OF sehtbef. has been Oh ed rsskipled Cargo.
Lfer undergeipg thorough repair.
kIsInoRE Sep D. A Tne ship sfrom the nth $50
ces'.d shSe ias, post have tbs
vers.ls the Baltic With ,ew exceptions like
wise sciisd.
GBRAlIAR Sept l. The wind having como round 70 the
esst~h yesterday NprnDg nil he aind uud veassds
got owegh psss the Strait 70 tho ~est Il ois1
Js'her bsrd ali asst night from ~ith vivid igatniag
ard distant sdunder No Disasters us W been nsard o.
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Court Calsneaar--rhis Day.

UGn1D SrArB DrsnuCr CouE1.-NoM 70, SO, 81 "a 81
70 ~.
40 10 14A les lee, l6N
surs.n oog.s-Spscsi T~n.-Nss - a, q, III, IN,
LIS I28. 1Sl, 186.
Cozsos PIaAA -Nes- A7s At loR loe, 4o7, 400, su,
6QA W., ~, 6lA w. slA 6lk te6
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PHILADELPHIA ocps22-APX,
Arrived-Ship william Deans. Ness Oteans; barks n
Ryder, Boston Cbestsr Crerbs NYsk schr- Lpa .ts
Baker. Provosuoe; James Barrett Cob, Csmoridssp1gt
ks Sarah Botstprd, Tonhin, Cuff of s. La
reno. Chris lana Mnir, Nss R,como Cspads; orss
Ea'ars Jaoks"n s. Jsgo, ornus, Heei Ns- Bstfsrd,
bridgeport sally Ann, John on, Mobile, florida Kelly,
n On
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LONDON sept o. 1858, 20 harley 81 Csvencish square
Mrs. Unole Tom Stoves Departure from
In ~

Bis Worship the Mayor M s.nanel Hnlre, invited
Ms Stow to breakfast az the Town Hall Wvhce day
morning previous 70 III. ceuartsie II the Arctic add
6vltsnoas were Ell for humber OF tire MAYORS
tr,sro 70 ac<t Der that but oo zirc
Latter explains tie why the Invitation was not
coEpisd with
DSAE SUI am fully sensible If the honor ard kind
nsee acse me by .oos res- iri+Idy end catering pro-
pofai Ter tbe morning Of my departure Ncshing could
be more grateful 70 my feelings .han such max Of
Kind rsneD orsnce arc regard and Of sympathy the
great nuSe which so deeply Interests bet appc
euitaTen Wi'h freds, lad that tks fni psnslbe on
eo4enenes prrIrp nay 10 saog vii reader II impos-
etbe 20 accspt The 'nytztdp but while obitd 70 do
chns ALLOW me TO ex-ss ny gra,efI Of the lind
ness in.ebcso vfy -rulg yoars, II. g. STOWE
IL tbs MAJ or CT Liverpool
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CAP STOVE or THu WAsHfNaroH M0YUmr-
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firm The summit a Moust Washington, evi1snty dsDo
d "a thsfs dn1iss ths drAN spseh vs ~ nouatlla
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ALBANY, Sept 20, 1853.
Bolts parsed Schenectady fro the breaks at Port
Jsslscn and Hofmans this afternoon, and will DO due
here to morrow.
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Ts,.xr.pn,c slsrsu. r.ports,

Arrived Ships s.,sh Pcriiogton. Ua,on. New
York. Posr STAR Bennington, AID orig Grand Turk Bss
ton.
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TnD0EArmc 0Ff1cH, ooRsRR aANovEe BRAsEs
srIHsrs AID No. 2oS BROADWAY
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CITY InlHAplsenacO


ApRAY BETWEEN THE TtRAMtS THE Military. -Oo
WeGr-sdsy nsht attack % upon He Compsoy
Nc "a in W.verly place oear Fifth avenue by com
pany Who drllliog the parade ground in Washng
tor square The attack made with clubs aud
s'sres. ard entirely provoked John Burh >me
member Of Hose Company No a. had his broken and
vas aso stabbed vi bayonat in ecve-a places. The
Foreman also injured by being struck With musket
Capt, Nlks Of tho Tlseeath ~srd, proceeie there
With bis force assisted by Capt Alderman, of
the Ninth ssrd With lection Of officers, but the az
sailsnts b1d already nd
ANOTHER sTABmsG CAsn-Oa Wednesday. about mid
night young namsd Patrick Er.slec was danger
ousy stabbed IN tho side be)o the abdomen Il sp.
resre that he sitting steo Of house in Vsnde-
water street peor the c5rDer t Frankfort with
qnaiD taDce, ~bcn two came and acco,tsd them
by ass,rg Brisles's companion what he doing
At that time o. night" Sumo words 10 consequences
passed. and af further alteration the aegressors
trea'd 70 the basement OF house next door and then
TO the grocery stoo AZ aha ~hob 1. kept Mr..
Patterson. Here Briser and his ,an "a folio eed
them 20 irqniIe the Of the insult in the
d,sprte that OF them stabbed the above as
already ce crbed. They immediate took to their hsss,
but we're pursued aud ahsn toto custody By the pocs
linrrARY FUN1RAL Yesterday the monbsrs OF tho
Lsbr Guard n citizens GROSS atteu led the funeral o.
cIe OF their cornrsoes Alexander T. Manchester who
dKd q short time ago lie sas buried at Greenwood.