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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
Nrw Yong, September q. 1864.

NEW foRK September ~, 1864.
The stockholders the New Haven railroad held their
meeting yesterday in of previous notice. and
exceedingly rich and racy affair it proved There
attempt made mnce matters do anyt thing in the
whitewashing line Among the resolutions passed
requesting the present board Of directors resign they
held spurious than genuine stock. The following
luton also offered and adopted
Resored That this meeting hereby recommend to the d
Of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company
TO offer reward of IS 900 for the delivery the proper
authorities Of Robert SCHUYLER late president of said
pany
The steamship Arabia with three days later from Eu
rope, arrived yesterday afternoon. The political which
she brings particularly the gossip from Spain will be read
with considerable interest.
The Bremen steamship Germana Nieberg, of Bremen %
days. arrived yesterday with i02 passengers The c. has
peenced for ten days nothing but heavy gales from n W.
to 5. W. and heavy On Thursday, l4th fell in with
boat containing five belonging to the French fishing
barque Harmonic which had oundered After wearing the
vessel twice. succeeded in getting them all board notwth
standing there a very heavy sea at the time
Governor Wood of Ohio lying III at the Irving House for
some days past, is much better.
The Courier des Eots Unis, in compilation of recent
Mexico that among the latest victims of the
cholera in the city OF Mexico Sgnora Steanone of the
Italian Opera 1t is certainly singular that the New Orleans
papers, in their compilations and TRANSACTIONS from the Next
can papers, silent the subject.
Norma will be performed this evening by Gr and Mario
for the last time Castle Garden and the at the Gar
den will close at the end of next week.
Bickford and Cook, who murdered named Secor,
viii pay the penalty of their crime with their lives upon the
galows to-day, at Malone Franklin county New York.
The British schooner Wave Of Nova Scotia, Captain Nc
Aer, which arrived yesterday morning. in 20 days from
St. Domingo, lost two Of her the passage by vel
low fever.
new process OF making gas from wood is in opera
ton the Manhattan gas works. Of West Seventeenth
street and Tenth avenue in this city, 1t is based dis
covery made about eight ago in Bavaria by Prof Pet
tnkoer aborer of the celebrated Lebg Ii consists OF
generators and condeners seemingly simple in design
construction requiring compared with the oagas appara
us very little space The light given by the gas manuac
ured in this brilliant than that made from
coal
By Telegraph
The stock market is frmer and prices somewhat improved
United States 6s no sales. Canton, Erie, 43; Reading
"A; Cumberland Coal 30S Nicaragua, 23I. Breadstuf-
are duer Notwithstanding the advance noted by the
bias advces Sales of 900 bb flour at So 80 Ss Gs for
State southern So so S8 IS. Corn meal and rye -four
unchanged Wheat dulsaes of 1000 bushels Genesee at
50; southern red 81 IS; white, 81 80. Corn is in good
suppysae of so 900 bushels at SO cents for mixed Rye
81 II. Oats, 81 a 81 a sc cents. Y
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We find in exchanges table showing the extent of
the first five navies in the world Itpurports to come
from pamphlet published by intelligent naval officer
Here il Is;
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LETTER FROM Gov. JOHNSON OF GEORGIA, TO THE MAYOR
OF SAvANSA-We find in the Savannah papers the fol-
lowing beautiful and touching letter, In which his excel
lency Governor Johnson rendered aid from the State
ury 10 the suffering citizens of Savannah
ExEcurIyE DEPARTMENT,
Nlledgcyille, (Ga.l Sept b 1854.
DEAR sIE: The calamity by disease storm, and food
which spreads such gloom and grief the city S-
Misunderstanding her energies suspendug her business,
bearing 10 the grave hundreds of her citizens and carry
ing anguish and TO every heart and hearhstonecan
not fail TO awaken the Aeenesl solicitude in every benevo
lent bosom Being the seaport of Georgia difusng thrift
and prosperity by her liberal enterprise the State through
out her whole extent will promptly respond to the call for
coincidence and sympathy which enapates 50 loudly FROM
her stricken and suffering people have kept silent
long es c8n and feel that the executive OF gen
erous and warm-hearted people should be unworthy my
high trust if withheld, for another hour the expression
of the painful emotions with which contemplate the march
OF the pesence Receive my dear sir my unfeigned SYM
patty for the sulerngs OF the city of Savannah and the
assurance Of my highest admiration for the heroism with
which you maintain your post in the face of dagger and
death May God in His mercy preserve You and fill TO
Overlooking Your cup Of blessing!
In view Of the desuon of the poor of your city, who
may be unable to provide themselves with needed comforts
and medical acknowledging the ailiction of Savannah
under the circumstances affection TO the State at
large and that it is but just and humane that all the pco
pie should enjoy the luxury of extending relief venture
to inquire Of you the extent of your necessities in order
that may mako suitable contribution in behalf of the
State 1t perhaps strictly within the province of the
executive but SO far from censuriug, ! greatly de-
ceiyed in the character of the people Of Georgia If they
will not cordially approve such application of
able amount Of public money At all events, conding in
their agnanimty and generosity, shall not hesitate to
tender to YOU az mayor of the city, such Your
DIV shall indicate to be reasonable and proper
pray Heaven to rebuke the pesence restore the sick,
and comfort the hcreavedl
Respectfully, your obedent servant
HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON
Hon JONI +. WARD Mayor of Savannah,
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{ax- Church Rev. Mr.. Conway will preach
oath instant, Al O'clock
evening O'Clock will deliver lecture the right
of Reason in Religious Inquiry.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.

Inc following is the latest intelligence by the steamship
Arabia received at Liverpool by telegraph from London
on the day of sailing;
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TnKAsunY prrARrmsar.


Notice Is hereby following
stocks OF The United stae that Tins prepared
chase any time between The date hereof
Veber next portions OF those stocks, amounting
To s3e4Oo0o in the and
toned,
In case OF contingent competition, within
preference will be the order OF
may be offered The certificates, duly assigned
States by the parties whs receive
be transmitted 10 this department. the receipt
price will be paid compounded Of the following
l. The par value, specified In
july 1885, edeenabe November H. 1885, per cent on the
stock othe loan authorized by the 1872 edeeabe 3
ccmber 1862, OF III the
by the acts OF sa7 and 1885, aud edeemabe the 3
December, 1867 and the tbs Der
and the stock OF the 1855 and re-
indemnify y 6 per cent ala tfel
s. Interest the OF each certificate Of July
1854 to the date Of receipt aud settlement
allowance or the reach owner one davis interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be the Treasurer of
the United States on the assistant Boston, York
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled notice
which shall no, be actually
said goth day OF November ext, fs
JAMES GUTHRIE
aug 49, dC3VNovil Secretary of the Treasury.
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Fss., Ne,g York.

New YoRE, Sept. 22.-The funeral of Bishop Wainwright
takes place His remains will be taken to Trinity
Church. where the imposing funeral service of the Episcopal
church will be read All the Episcopal clergymen the city
will be present.
The New Haven Railroad Company have offered rcwa ard
Of for the apprehension of Robert j. Schuyler their
defaultng and abscondng president 1t believed that he
is still in this country.
The democrats of the ninth district have nominated James
II. Whiting, esq, the eminent lawyer for Congress.
Two houses in President street. Brooklyn DESTROYED
by fire this morning. Loss $4,000. Insured
Later from Santa Re.
LOUISVILLE Sept 2l.By the arrival of the Santa Fe
mail yesterday at For. Independence learn that
body of troops arrived Fort Union on the I'd August
last having lost sixty horses and forty mules Their head
quarters will be at Santa Fe.
The Indians quiet, and the officers and commits
stoned officers Fort Leavenworth ordered leave
for the States and viii depart about the middle of Septem
Der, under the command of Col. Cooke.
Aubrey's death the result of an alteration with
Weightman to an article published in the Amago de
Pays The lie was frequently exchanged when Aubrey
drew revolver and while in the of raising it, bar
rel prematurely discharged. Weightman drew bowie
knife and stabbed Aubrey the abdomen causing his deatf
minutes. Weightman then surrendered himself ant
held in $4,000 bail He regrets the occurrence very
much
From Nee Orleans.
New OnLEANs Sept. 20The fever still continues Some
disturbance vet amongst the rioters but not serious
The Ohio Rper.
WHEELING Sept 22The river has eighteen inches water
in the channel,
The Reciprocity Treaty.
New YoRK, Sept. 22.-The Canadian Parliament have
ratified the reciprocity treaty.
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PRINCE ALBnRrs VISIT TO BourooNr

BouLoGsE Friday night-The review at Marqusse went
off most brilliantly Prince Albert left at eleven o'clock,
Great crowds assembled the quays witness his
departure and his royal highness greeted with
vociterous cheering The illuminated and there
was fine display of fireworks The salutes from the
fortress and squadron returned by the ROYAL Yacht
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Prom the N. o, Delta. l6u
FROM THE CHOCTAW NATION.


We received by this mornings mail the Chckasaw Intel
gencer printed Fort Wsshita from which we Gull the
following items:
We are informed that Friday of last week. during the
hsence of Mr. Oyeron Love who resides in this nation
Ped river some twelve miles below Woodboro' party Of
men most OF whose known, residing in Grayson
couny Texas came into the nation armed with guns
etc 10 get possession OF negress Mr. Love had bought
some two years previous from persons in Texas The girl
made her escape from them and the party returned with
out doing any other injury that be laid at their door
fence around his corned had been let down. and that
stock had entered and destroyed about hundred bush
On FRIDAY of last week. the of the late expedition
of Cant Pope consisting of fourteen men OF the 3D. United
states Infantry under the command of Lieut. L. H. Mar
shall left this place for New Mexico
Various bids for divers quantities OF were opened
by the quarernaster this place Saturday last The
prices ranged from 81 so to So 4s per bushe and all the
bids not exceeding 81 per bushe accepted In the
course of our many remarks concerning agriculture in our
country we have taken occasionmore for the sake ofpro
ducing discussion perhaps than from decided and obs
nate opnonto express ourselves in opposition to the cu
tyaon of cotton by people, far removed from its
only market The price that now holds does not mill
tate against former arguments and request careful
and impartial calculations of the relative values of farming
and planting products
We are informed by Mr. Gooding that since the opening
of the suhscripton-box for the benefit OF the Washington
monument several contributions have been made in the
above name and yet mysterious to ALL one bearing
that name is resident in country has been recog-
Missed among the many strangers visiting ur Who can it
be? is and has been the query rife among the gentlemen
We will remark do not feel ourselves permitted to point
him ont at the time pledge his frequent APP
pearance in the nation and hope that following his own
usrons example, he will be always hereafter devoted to
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by Royal Letters Patent.
saes s % cork
sf pi, Mahc lester ,, w., Gus,
land Ameean 80 ann stree, and 100 Nas
The hydromaeen discovery protecting
@ s%R c sn sSs many lung dis
form OF and inside the
viii and eay to
M as mo foot mo
solsd boots shoe. the impaniy
be .awa5sd By ,n general adopasn entirely
unhealthy and bedes pedei
s nsa
@ S a ss pe @ not
children they are ssre%s valuable they may y
das 'ss yearly dssol bills much DIMINISHED hereby w.
incredible ayear London Manchester,
and Berlin sales reached cork soIcs
coughs colds, bronchitis asthma, and consumption
s nsn': ' aa per d1 pair 80 % cents so
Boys and misses do Is do
obbers any orekesper may
in any .oe among any class goods may
Scr term: sa aSsy AMI BhAD es New
VALUABLE ILLINOIS LAND sALE-I offer
sale valuable improved fra the northwest Of Jeer
SS M " s ss naas GOOD
% % n vs Ss wbc to Ell sau. n
apples pears cherries, damsons,
the aoass saSins and other out buildings The land
its proximity the Central railroad valuable will take
generously the land But this
valuable land for SALE and purchaser, Of good land in
SEPT y aS svs s f' No. 81 Is n .Ses NORTH
By ~. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-on Wednesday
Ill morning. September 27th 10 O'clock at the residence OF
Hon W. Ashe street, four doors east of 10Th street, shah
Mahogany ,oihs, rocker and parIor chairs
Marble top sofa and pier tables
Carpets cilclcth, mating
Mahogany French and high post beasteads
Do dressing and plain bureaus
Hair and husk mattresses
Painted and wood chairs, wsrdrotas
Mahogany sdeboaid, dining table
Cooking stove and fixtures
Kitchen utensip,
Terms so and under, credit of 60 and 90
Sept 2a-d Aucuoneer
',rHE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY Is n Tally
by Maryland located Frederick city, Mary
as healthy and pleasant ov a. any in me
teachers nine in number good library e1esen, musical ms'n
confidently many facilities impartng
thorough and refined education any seminary in The
land
particulars Rev sepmus Tustn D.
July al--dAcp3mos'
WITTY of Ptttsburw County OF A,iegha..y, Penn
vana. offer the guaranteed coupon bonds
These bonds PttsbuE and ConncsvIs Railroad
| Company BY which they are guaranteed ,,
We confidently recommend them to capitalists " secure and dc
The bonds with the exhibit
"'A'0"' "'' 's o''"'' 'pI JoHSsToS BRoTHERs, Co..
Bankers and Fisca Agents.
Agents for Pu.hug Conneisv''e Railroad Company,
| Isn1s-dAcpn
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DEAp.-The Boston Commonwealth, the organ of the
Simon Pure abotonists of Massachusetts, after linger-
ing existence OF several years finally gave up the ghost
the 2lst inst
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SPAIN


on the day of sailing;
SPAIN
MADRID Sept 9, ls54-Order is being gradually re
stored The elections, but particularly the cholera
occupy the peoples minds
LONDON Saturday morning, Sept O. ls54-The accounts
nom Spain say that order has been restored at Salamanca
The Junta has been dissolved and the civil governor has
been reinstated in office.
PARIS, Friday night Sept 8, l854-A despatch from
Dantzic announces that Admiral Napier intends to leave
Ledsund at six o'clock this morning, with the Gladiator
and Cumberland, for England.
The Bulldog which left the fleet the 5th has arrived
Admiral Napier was going up to the isle of Nargen.
Inc French troops are leaving.
The Gladiator Cumberland aud Belle Isle have left for
England.
There are no later accounts from the East
PRUSSIA
NJ Bendendorh has waited personally on Prince Charles
OF Prussia avowed partisan Of Russian policy to whom
he was charged with letter from the Gar
a deputation of the peasants Of Sweden having de-
manded from the Diet the occupation of the Aland islands,
and their incorporation With the Swedish dominions
large deputaon of the Diet presented their demand TO the
King
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by ,. c. Mcguire, Aust,oneer.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AMI HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II public sae.On Tuesday morning,
dence OF the Rev Dr. Ruler street, between 9Th
shall sell al The household effects eomprs-
ing
Rosewood Cbckerpg piano iorlc
Harp, piaRo stool and
Walnut sofa, and parlo ehaiss r-... l-H.H
Damask- covered arm and easy chars
Mahogany centre tables rout do,
Etagere, book shelves, Astral lamp
BRUSSELS and three ply carpets, rugs
DO and Venetian stair carpets, rods and
Maungs, olcioth, door
Damask and ince cMtans, shades
Walnut and mahogany bed!steads i..-
Dressing and plain bureaus narhie-,cp Nashsrands
Super feather beds, mattresses .re
Painted and wood chars, toilet
Mahogany and painted wardrobes lounges
DO dining and breakfast tables .-t.
Looking glasses clock, vases
French china, glass, and csock. y ware ..
Table cutlery, fire ions, writing desk q ssss,ts.
superior coos stove and fixtures .fr. -.sU
Toseher With general assortment of kitchen rcqnsites
IcsCs 80 and under, cash that credit
four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
J. G.. MCGUIRE
Seq, Odd Asctoneer.
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EiAsT-CLASs HOUSE for salc--rhe subscriber has
sale new Four story brick dwelling, with building,
ted on Indiana avenue short distance of the City Hail. fnsh
Ell throughout in the with marble
gas and water fixtures, brick stable the with
attached &c. $500
The house built uader
owner, and Of is finished
For terms Nc, apply TO JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
sep 81 eo6 Auctioneer.
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HEADQUARTERS, Fonr WAsmTA, G. n,


The heads of families of all non-mary residents who
were located on the Fort Wash reserve prior to July
1854 are requested report to the commanding officer
their names number in family including hired persons by
name occupation time of arrival and the authority under
which they remain Those engaged in traffic with the
Indians will report the date of license and by whom is
sued.
By order of Brevet Lieut. Col. Bragg
H. c. GIBSON, LIST 1t Sd Art,
Post Adjutant.
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A FINE rIcruRE'rhe London Times, speaking of re-
cent military trial in that city, says An English barrack
seems be something between brothel and cockpit
as cockpits were half century ago.
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The Bloomington Qll) Pantagraph favorable to tempe
rance REFORM says that all the "Mainelaw alliance pa
pers have ended in smoke One after another they hav
gone down,
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NIR ASHLEY COOPER BART, NJ. D. the eminent medical
practitioner has left valuable great
preventive OF consumption, and unang pulmonary
without the Of acdicine Sir A. Bart,
advised the use OF the
5.s INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
TO all persons OF all and conditions
shield against those fearful
colds, other lungs from the
exposed state OF The chest according fashion, the
changes OF our climate
The Protector" simply chemically prepared fur lined
silk and PADDED which, suspended
III agreeable manner that it becomes
silly and a comfort
The Protector" although recently America
IL making rapid through the United
South America The West Indies.
staple article in England the continent of Europc while il
has position
To demonstrate these facts, inquire OF English resident
vicinity OF his knowledge the beneficial effects wearing
the Protectors without docorng kind The
years No who health himself family
be without them The hospitals this country
nendng the but rapidly introducing them Hacou Bradley
London and Manchester, England originally
with the manufacture the Protectors amented
and continue original
and therefore recommend those who would he Projections
to see to their being genuine.
Remember this article, and medicine
RETAIL PRICES. E-
Gens size SO each.
,oaes 90 w 40
HAkCOURTr, BRADLEY, Co,
rs Arm street and 109 Nassau street,
New York, United States,
Principal warehouse luz street, Cheapsde, London Man
uiacory, A Market street, Manchester, England.
N are esta,shng dep0s for the Of "The Protec
clolnier Dry goos merchants haters mne gentle
sorakespers ntusted with the Wholesale
e,au dhAsios OF them, whom
eN enterprise and splendid opportunity them foi
For terms apply to HARCoURT, BRADLEY, e. CO.,
sep. o-mdacp 30 Ann street, New York, United States.
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ExonlLEsr nsrARrEg.--The Rev DR. NC minister of
Douglas in Clydesdale, was day dining in large
party where the honorable Henry Erkne and some other
lawyers present great dish of crosses being pre-
sented after dinner DR. NC who extravaganty fond
of vegetables helped himself much largely than any
other person. and he ate with his fingers with peculiar
voracty of manner Mr. Erskne struck with the idea
that he resembed Nebuchadnezza in his of cone-
nation Resolved to give him hit for the apparent gross
ness of his taste and manner of eating the wit addressed
him with, "Dr NC ye bring me IN mind of the great king
Nebuchadnezzar ana the company beginning tit
ter AT the dcrous alusion when the vegetable
devourer replied SAY do mind ye o. Nebuchadnezzar2
That II be because I'm eating among the brptes u
IscREAsE on rAurEBs ENGLAsD.-An unpleasant fea-
ture in the social condition of England increase du
ring the year which ended July l. 1854 in the number Of
paupers From the period of the repeal of the cornaws
to the close Of last year there continued decrease Of
pauperism; then the tide bega surn, and the returns
for January S5 showed for the first time during four
years an Increase the number Of persons receiving paro
chia relief The increase then of general paupers
are and of abe-bodied paupes $500 is now according
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CIIFSH SILfkS.We would she ladies to
y stock Of elegant silks just opening bav-
New YcSs
40 TO prices
sell and eegan plaid, pen, striped
yard for sc. The ladies especially invited call early
look them. BARNES MITCHELL,
o. the avenue between sth and 9th
Sept 23--eoawh
IftENCH WRITING INK, by Perinc Guyot.
England writing ink BY Jones'
Imported direct from the Paris London
Sept % FRANCk TAYLOR.
NEW FALL GOODSIiavnx just retained from the North,
IN iake pleasure informing friends
collection cloths
vesngs, French aud English fabcs
Importing houses New all of which
pared usual approved
and the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenae, between an and 9Th streets
Sep 2i--dlm
ARGE and superior iron safe for The subscri-
IL has for sale large and SAFE "er
patent suitable for banking heavy which
will be sold one third less than the manufacturer price.
JAS &. MCGUIRE,
Septic Aucioncer and Commission Nlrchxn.
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MADRID, Sept O. ls54.-order is being gradually re-
stored The elections but particularly the cholera
occupy the peoples minds
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1t is stated that Souloque, Faustin the black Empe
of San Domingo formerly the slave of citizen of
St Louis who frequently receives friendly messages from
him. The St Louis Democrat states that week or two
since he pleasantly surprised with the receipt of seye
raj bags of coffee and package of sugar accompanied by
quite afectonae letter from his imperial Majesty.
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Later from Santa Fe.

From Nen Orleans.
New OnLEANs Sept 20The fever still continues. Ssme
disturbance vet amongst the rioters but not serious
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The BLUE RIDGE TUNNEI.-A Virginia paper states tina
this famous enterprise is being pushed rapidly posi-
BILE Laborcrs employed day and night upon the work
and present average progress about ftythrec feet pei
month The whole length of the tunnel will be 42ts feet
of which LEES remain sti TO be bored