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RGsA DE vRIEs WALTZ, Composed by Han,
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ak4E UNITED STATES &323

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i THE
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ly for Government service; evsry care has been
taken In their construction, a. 10 the Engines 10
insdra strength and speed, and their acccmnods.
tious for passengers ere unequailed for elegance
and comfort.
Price Of passage froN New York to Liverpool, in
urst
Socoud 10
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for gold, silver, bullion, SPECIE jewelry, prec,ona
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MILES REGISTER FOR AMERICAN STATE
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The Tifdeth Edition, with
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Treatise On the Disessss Of
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CAUTION.
Dr.. MoB5s's IavIeoRAIINo CORDIAL Lea ban conn
eerfeitet by some unpriDcpled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will hare the
proprietors fac smile pasted over the cork of each
bottle, and the oios Ing words blown In the glass
Or, II orses InstS0ratlng Cordial,
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Foreign Ports.

BERMUDA Aug 2-Air brig Jabez (B, Yates, BaltImsfe
sid 18th for Barbado I'D schr Fawn, Leary, Monre
via, Africa nd sid 18th for Banore) 2sh, brig Velocity.
Darrell Norfolk bound 10 Baybadossee Disasters; 2h hig
Lark Hggs, NYork
HALIFAX Aug 3l-Arr brig Gen Washington, Day NYsrk.
schr Gold Hunter. kcnncy Nyork Cid 7Sh scbr Delegate
Smith, UStaies s
Arr Sept by TED steamship Tennessee Wallace Havrc os
ul NYork put in short Of coal and with damages
would leave afternoon.
PONCE l6-In brss Stephen Young, Cashier aud
Maria White, for NYork, ldg.
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THE OFFICE OF CORPORATION ATTORNEY.
Sailing Of the California Stcamers-I.argc
ma Emigration or Irish.

The steamships George Law and the Star Of the West
cleared yesterday at r NJ filed TO oyerAowing with
passengers bound to California. II is noticeable that
owing TO the cheap Cares some OF the lines very
different class OF persons emgrRte TO California
compared with those who went two aud three years ago.
when the gold fever at its height. Then it was
young clerks and housekecpers disconnected unforu
nate business men, adyenturers, SPECTATORS those who
did, could do any good al home and were
not likely to do much better in California Now very
different class, farmers, laborers, mechanics Of all
branches, find their way to the land Of gold And this
shown by the appearance OF the passengers by the
Star Of the We4 yesterday An unusually large mum
Der were board, eight hundred as we were in
formed, and Of these nearly six lundted were
great many labcrers from the rural districts on
board many Of whom had come from the canals
and railroads, where the had saved little money, and
lured bs accounts they had received from friends in the
new sTi Dorado" determined 10 try their luck.
We understand that all the recent steamers have been
filled with this class Of persons and valuable acqusi-
ton they must be to California Every ono OF them car
Tes his want with him, which his ncghbor is TO supply
They not FOR the counter and the storc--of
whom too many have already emgratedbu men for the
field and mine and fam and workbench, whose strong
and willing viii create necessity for the country
houses and stores. .
There was all aud more an the usual hustle on The
docks Yesterday tho steamer about to start Wa
CONS drays carts, coaches and carriages filed the wharf
while portcrs abores, and excited passengers were
Fastening TO and fro, shouting, jostng screaming,
cursng and maspg all Of uncouth noises. There
were groups Of friends and relatives parting perhaps for
ever Needless Of the confusion around them As these
groups wree composed for the most part Of poor rough
people they manifested their grief with but to regard
to appearances. Some few would sob behind hand
kerchie, but the majority OF the sisters wives and
sweethearts INDUCED in good hearty cry regardless of
curious lockers There vast amount OF indis
crninsie kissing, ceremony apparently in high favor
with both sexes There was also the usual lilarisy and
inebric Of nnsccmy nirth and inconsidcrate gaiety
yo withal the not oneto amuse, but rather
10 saddep, in view of the associations connected with it,
There little grum,ling among the passengers,
to the lack Of accommodations the vcsse 1t was
charged that the company wanted extra pay for bers
and bat many who supposed they would he provided for
in that respect would be compelled TO sleep best they
might between decks The vessel at length cleared and
drunk and SOBER sad and gay concnted an queruous,
iar down the bay, their road to the modern
Cuhir. Success to them,
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Hsrs-,on yo.a Har,,son, GrIiu, Miy Ewing and
I~,Psss y vsrtsn, wife and Infsn~ Dsv irs Jss
s s,a Nc soih Wa'iass Perene n Bosch Hsnyh
sohn Kites Sosaaa Kios, y = Philips, Philip. MRS.,
Eennets N Carey and wife, J Clancy, Quipl 70 al
child mis- Ives three children snd servant, Mrs ~ -
and two children sel. wife and entld u wAart u
ce1o s sh hear ,3 \ a rynS " VI
Mulbsry Mulberry, : wilson and wife. CIV c JB Wsi-
Newton and w.t., 7 IDwrey. W Ca and Wife
Evans DAVIS Pl.. L Moore q II long and VILE
ing, Whitehead Keys Miss ecas,a. Mrs Hergeroii
and four children a Hoadley, 81 Thomas and wife, W
seosld jourrsy Mrs Prsssos Orr wife and two nlsn,a.
ii Gilman , Hartman Miss N Barrett, Miss MiIburn
and sister Brookshaw, Leahy. E.heridee. McToud
johnson, Livingston. Manning M Newton, squier,
II Muller Holm, Brown. y Bailey. Lea, Crane,
q W Bruce, Pine, M Lewas, and full steel@ge
For Savannah. in steamship KnoyvileE Kirk, Mrs Hay
Mrs Hhmme. Ma lin, Spanish Consul 10 Savannah
Mi Harper, Master Greig Waterman, Turner,
Stewart, L Godcheux and lady Col smith lady child
and servant N Chcesman, pia,t Robinson Mar,
Potts NJ Kaufinnpn X sebens Mrs II Monheimer, two chill
and servant. Jordan. Ayerl Mclean, Mrs Kau
man Mis- Broaden, p Mcclure, J Key y b Woodruff,
Kirkland J I Durham Hoddeck, Bloom, w Hone
ing, Sarah Phelps, Ensign, Durham, L G Wanan y
Hongwood Strange, Gregory and Il In the steerage
For Old Point Petersburg and Richmond. IN steamship
Roanoke-Mis Paine and two children, Hays John
Smith Freedsn and lady Miss Resd Langy
ter, Miss Eson. Johnson wdlsegar, Breadford,
Stuck, Loycjoy Robins, Coleman Kellogg, Mrs
McIagan, Miss Daset and Ii Ia the Storage.
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pointed to report the names q member Il Ward Wig
lance committees.
Messrs Cochrane and Parker were apo nted commit
tee to al vacancies in the State delegation an, CO.
CURED.
After remarks from several Of the delegates the
venton adjourned subject to the call Of the officers
TwxSrYlRcoS WARD.-The republican electors OF the
ward met last evening for the purpose OF
electiDg delegates 70 the District Republican Convention
FI9r ASSEMBLY DrnRIcr.-It was reported last evening
that Thomas Nesblt Of the First ward was chosen ass
delegate to the State Republican Convention and John
Cohen alternate Thomas Coady chairman, Joseph Man
ming secretary.
WING CHARTER NOMINATIONS.
Ninth wA2D.-Ihe Wing Charter Convention mct last
evening 1T way Masoh's, of Barrow and Hudson
streets The following nominations were make Coun-
cilmen:z1st district Mr. Wood I'd district Mr. Rogers;
23d district j. r. Clark, unanimously; oath district,
nomination. The convention adjourned over for the
purpose OF completing the ward nominations.
TwxSIy-sEooSD WARD--A meeting Of the Wing Charter
Convention held Tuesday evening which resulted
in the nomination Of Alderman VIM. B. Drake the pre-
sent incumbent.
THE OFFICE OF ConPoR ALTON ATTORNEY.
TO TIE DIoR or THE HERALD.
informed although have not the articles that the
papers have nimaed coalition between Inysen and the
10 The effect that in case of his election am
appointment Corporation Attorney Public Administrator
deny this sentence by sentence and paragraph by para
or ns ss never in %9 av spcS no me-
would not accept either Neither nay INCLINATION nor me-
cessies incline to accept such position, and these
gentlemen who take such beraes with my name We're pas;
~" New Is YORK. Aug. y. 1856 CHAUNcEY SHARPER.
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Port Of New York, September ;,



sea%sh;p STAR DC Ws,, Turner, San Jganc Morgan.
Steamship Knoxville Ludlow Savannah-SI Mtchh.
seamflip Roanoke skinner CHS font-Ludam Pleas
ship jonathan Bradlec, Harding san Francisco Vim
shp HrU' chaso /, Thoas@Wash. Carver Chase
h 1e SsaRsrh yas@ masin sSs4 Sersea
R. Sss 5 Ps Il rsr Te
sF r roeahana nEy Po
ssi@ sunny south, Week., Washlassn-J i Mathew.
s S sssn ess hs ss ssR ss
sr H Ro Nans r Sef r,y haSsySp spr'eue
steamer Delaware Cope Philadelphia -sandfcfj's Line.
ARRIVED.
from voyage 10 Cape scton M and Newoundaid who're
cable mi ssSs III ae
and ds he Ssancn of America The arrived at her wharf
sr cynossrs Pray LlysrpOo July 20 with ndss and s7s
Rad sns wsery sas Aug q y lon Is TO-
French bark Sh los q Tnatogsan mast and head Of
OF Rood esrs Mes1 om z ca ny sn'A
ss e ss hs Sas i he Sps
10 STRIP nHa S m resr s.s Y asy c w s9
Aug g. la 10, Ion g 80 passed Alp bottom boiton paint
s E ss A. and o 1S s o Ut Il i "a @
ironl sW was hoye on her beam ends aud shipped
BARK Ineda 1iam, ia hmann II-n,5urg,. as days, with
i9dse and 20 passengers TOT h@ck had IL deaths among
Brg Bliew Orr, R,lhhurn Corvallis Ms days. with
Bs Wanderer d King, Windsor, Ms, IL days with pias
brig Condor Chase Naciias day, wh lumber 70 simp
Irg Susan small Brown, cerryned days, with lumber
brig stroud Wallace, cherryhed, days with lumber,
Brett Son A Co.
sr Mahanl sct-on. Perry Chasa IIowltska, Florida u,
bark Lysanlcr from Cicnfnegos OF and for Boston
schr W SSr d Gard farrssoro IS sday with piss
schr Arucc, Luce, Cape sable days, with fish, Aer
Co.
scsir Harriet Ann Harrington s. ohn, Nh, 10 days with
slIp timber and lall, ~
Schr Charles william Tory Cherryfcid, days
schr Harriet Neal. Hunt, l.ubec, . days.
Sclr Com Kinney. Lowell, iio-ton, days.
Sctr SO gnaw, lowell Boston for Albany.
schr Gazette, Crowcl Boston for Albany.
Sclir WIZ 7 King, Surges Boston for Albany
sci,r Fish. Fish, Boston for Albany.
Sshr Atlantic Ellis, Salem. 3 DAYS
Schr Howard, Nye Sandwich for Philadelphia.
Schr Montc1ums, RYDER, Marblehcad. days
Sclir Ellen Barnes. Brlyhmsn, Fall River for Pernout
schr Fleet Wing ilew 500 tons). Davis Port Jefer.or.
Sshr Henry Clay, DcsDo, New Bedford for Albany.
schr Palladium Avery. New London for Albany.
sclr Lrted, Robbins New London for Albany
schr r J I'M new, Rich, Providence fJr Albany
Slodp Midas, Smith. Providence.
sloop Pointer. Fowler, Providence
BELOW.
ship Omfr Pacht. Barnes. nonl Gar an iuy -
Shin Moro Castle, ~ days from Wales.
Also, ono brig.
ScansLIs Pacific liverpool George law, A6ninw star
q lae Wc., Sen Jusa kuely, savannah; Roanoke, Re
ter-burg ship 5, Denis, Hssra
Wind during he day from NEtos
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAvAN

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAsE-From Charleston 10Th and 4 due a. Havana 22d
and Tt From Havana 10th and 25t due ut New York 18th
and ls'. =
CRESCENT CTY-From New York 81, arriving AZ Havana 6
and New Orleans 10TH From New Orleans 10Th Havana sd,
due ut New York 18th.
irving Havana I'D and New Orleans 18th From New Or
leans 9th Havana Sl, due at New York 18Th.
BLACK WARRIoR-Fron New York 9th, arriving at Havana
l4 and New Orleans 18th. From New Orleans 25t Havana
9Th, due ut New York 81. -
CAmAwsA-From New York 25ih arriving at Havana Goth
md Orleans 3D. From New Orleans @b Havana iah,
due at New York l1,h.
Crcscsat Btrk Ntp -
ON. Iiar'oy. IsoJe' Gradn Cahld, Isay.
Mails from i Nsw xork.. q . 4 I z g
N. Orleans. 20 20
due from IIayana.B .13 IL 49, l
When dates Gall Sunday, the steamers will sab
Monday They leave New Orleans near A. NJ as tide
will admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana at
l0A. NJ.
ALMANAC TovK--Tnzs
81 MOON RISES. morn IL 20
sun sErs.. ~ HiGH WATER. ....eve %
Port Of New York, September ;, 1866.
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TTn REMEDY ron THr INJURED


wa much pleased with your remarks about the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad accident ia your paper OF thi.
morning; and You have taken much and 50 proper
interest In the matter permit 10 suggest TINT tIe
injured parties have other redress than that Afforded by
be laws OF New Jersey, from which little Is TO be expect
-, after commencing suit IN Courts they can
80 the boat and boats That ply regularly between
bar Arnboy, and lay them ur or make the company
s 80, ity 10 appear in Courts 70 the com.
pl0int. -. - !, -. =, = -. !,
M ti "a, = at the Norvelk accident, who sued the
cs,rna-, 4, Ga On, attached the company that
nm ,byo - .be express train and recovered SO 600
is-a ~ 'a ~ i'S' - 80" NEW WORKERS.
MONDAY, sept 8, 1856
Nx,,p.>-u - w reference to our adj
aNll-iFhNf toNyENTIos.-. =, tb,t an tntipaut
VI ring columns Il win be 80. Uo,ei Il, Ait citv
WI be held nj Bcardsic-'a sr Tho nm rro.e
"a tne 18TH INST Tho Convention u,s. aancni ~ tls
y iak4h& hto consideration the suits cr-n The rra
nuins ior we recovery Of tho manor lsndA ,,c ,tan
ceedings OF the convention Win BE- read with n -, -
usuai interest The Indians say the uso, hsl. x;py
them, the Patryon never having extinauished tbs,r
his " inst What the Attorney General sad son,c In
ears since The suits Of the Indians pl,ce tho Aru
lcn'crs between two fires II the Indnns own the s.S
tho Tnsntsv should Of course par no oorn ns ao.s
Dir Van Rensselaer,. Tho Convention viii tao No Role
subject into consideration and 9iso s,fo. b ~ era1r
.ats 5g.fB&l s. :,
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clipper trg, named the Margaret stevens, launei
saturday las ri Baltimore from The ship yard Of xessrs
skinner Sons. She built for Mr Wallace, and Capt
u Stevens, the latter whom VIII command her,
tended for tic West Indian and south American trade
kry WEST apg live have by late arrivals Of wrscklns
vessels from both eyIrcmics Of ne Florida Reef Information
ashore. At this port ouchei
IN have anchor 90 inc hospital wi
fever and have IN water &c
fhe government transport Phros has arrived from Phade
with The material % 1h house for Inc Collins Patch Il
10 DO crested believe, ss coming winter TO he
lr-t class trcsne hgh and VII be bui after he manner Of
tho Cary io and sand hey Lights. The Pharos also brous
out mechanics and aborcrs for The nebocca sho8 which
be erected he weather Will allow The shoa II e
posed 70 every storm and calm does happen
Two thirds Of brig Eyra, lsi t. butt Pembroke Maine
were sold at auclof. b. Boston "a Inst for $500
ship Benz Howard e Of Boston has sold IN LONDON
recently and is under The Danish Gag She sailed from
London ab l2th w for Newnor. Fernando 10 and skyab
Now bark Alma nos tons built AZ salisbury, Mas been
sold for the East India trade al abon, $4,000
Dcson Son. or Bos'or have rian~cd the nans AZ
'he ship recently launched b. Mr Daniel Kcy from samuel
Adams Thomas Jefferson they having asccriad there
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