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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Ono u he asslsasss
A sAAsHRa Y P'5 June AND s JULY FASHIONS
PARIS 4sS LEY YORK
WILLIAM sucaAEEAs MACxrszR
"oe' 1 a. suaIdtps1
& q Ss as: or Ne" ''S
large assortment Of
Gns epyns !; liz q as yfrr' goods for SALE
SAssTtL f1 Eaus s Assnattzs.
F FISHER LACE LACE 6 S2sEssl
skISKK sifK and and F S.IJ ESx srII4ss
BtASk SIX SIX s ssa d f1Hs
s ass
osesr with great variety of travelling ournoo Of oio's
B"fhs house cisias esp eca, attention strangers
n aos ss s9 ss sss
being what '' ws LII BUCHANAN MACKENZIE
NOS asi md 2sd Canal street. New York.
fyHuDREN's FANCY HATS,
And ELEGANr rRNNSss .n,, .rv,r,
And HOME DESIGNS. fresh
for adjoining the heads Of -
GENIN's BAZAAR
sls Brosdwsy, 81. Nicholas Hotel.
fHEs ss ASp R GEs bsyEass
4 fresh and elegant
FOR ApSH s Sis' T. Hss 4 HEADS OF
GaNINs BAZAAR,
5is Broadway, St, Nicholas Hotel
q srkiss 'ixpenrA1ross, 1855 AT GREAT RE-
sMifH / LouNsBsRRY
No. 456 Broadway near Grand street,
EDssh spe.Sy brussels ?. s!h cents per yard.
E EDs:s ss 4asss ss!Sff Is yard
70 Ps ocSs window shades
and all other goods pertaining to the trade equal
y low prices.
CAsn FOR su TAB For TaE
stock and wishing TO turn Into cssh a. adseoun may mad
CREAr REDUCTION IN PRICES.
a.s. aysPnREY CO,
Opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel,
Largest 'p Sn Ssi' sfissss ''0'f''f
be 0Gn The hs soos house
De'VH Fs THE COST OF
lo00 pces Brussels cArpeiiDg, At u per yard.
500 piece. ~ 4Fi sETz CASH per
KoHrsAAr BROTHERS. ". 90 ,.,..u
BRKLIN ZEPHYR SPLIT, DOUBLE AND SHETLAND
Embroidery and headdress ehcniiIea
canvass DRESS sis's51 AND fsi sss r. rsmxes
rhs latest Paris styles
Buttons brsds, lAces. &c.
Gold and silver frnses,
for regalia and theatrical purposes
lIATfINa.-CHEAP MATING, YARD WIDE lsK, q
N end 70 ceria yard, first quality. W B. BONDS
cheap dry geods warehouse l0e and lao Sixth avenue
EoTIOE TO THE LADI.s-MMR. LACosrB DRIES
n maker formerly al 81 Walker street, informs her
and the ladies in genera, that shs nas
from PARA and hes established hsrsek ~ IS East
Blessker street where abe win commence On the M May
and win be ready 70 receive all orders which viii be
ssuted ordinary Madame Lscose also
ladies that hiss brought large assortment Of
skirs latest style She has Always hands
large quantity Of rimmnss, Ae IS Eust Bleesker street.
THE GENTS AND BOYS
l. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
At 0ENfN'S BAZAAR
rspirte fresh ortatops from Paris
bracDg silk shirts and dra linen muslin and Msrsees
shirts ready made ana made TO order zephyr undershirs
end drswers ues stocks gloves collars bosery robes de
and every other article necessary for gents ward
robe. GENIN's BAZAAR.
No. SIS Broadway
st. Nicholas Hotel.
I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

uHE fOUnO ALMsHOUm-rO ARCHITDCrs.- oooe
premium -1rshi.ee,s are invited 70 submit plans work
drawings estimates for the buildings complete
every department. Of the rouro Almshouse be erected In
Orleans the land belonging 10 the corporation front
street measuring ss feet inch front by depth Of sH Zee.
street. and 3l5 feet inches the lne which aijons
private property the undersigned committee at heir once
81 Custom House New before the
Of November next Accommodation viii be required for
four hundred four hundred and fifty inmates he usual
proportion the the like TIE above
premium OF i've hundred dollars VIII be awarded for the
who limit The amount Of expenditure on The buildings 70
tl7S O0O sketch of the site &c will be furnished
phcaon above; in New York TO Asoer Ku1heed Ksq,
ls Pine street. In boson, TO @ Thwtrg Esq No Kilby
wharf and N Phsdeiphls the once Of the House Of Re
fuge. X. shkPakhD, }comuittee nm
q. KURsHEKDr Ru"sIns. On
JAB. SAUL, SD"s" 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

AYOTICE-THE SUBSCRIBERS TO LONDON MAgA-
IN newspapers formerly furnished by Me- In,e
procure their numbers at 46 Broadway from the under
signed 10 arrival Of every JAMES VI LLER,
booksellers and staAoner, 436 tBrcadwayi
all English aad American ma gaines and newspapers.
DHMovAL.-NR. GEORGE moe HAS REMOVED
III Of hooks snd plays nd English papers Mr.
James hllers No. $50 Broadway, where he found
from A. M. 70 8 p. NJ, every day. GEORGE iNCE.
THE NEw:YORK PURE MILK COMPANY WISH TO
purchase ron 500 TO 90 of good grazing land
within easy distance of New Zine Of New
haven, Harlem, New York and Erie, New Jerscy
or Long Island Railroads, fer dairy farm or
farms Proposals stating he locality, quantity and
attention Atdress ). @. Efis, No. "a Wall street. Post
Office Dor No. SAB
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NJ OTICE.-EE IT KNOWN, THAT BY PUBLIC INsTRU-
IN ment eIecuted At Panams republic OF sew oransds
the 1850 and registered there according law
Charles Zschsson constituting the late firm of
Nelson Co In said city, that the lands orchards estates
houses and lots which each Of them owned at h
time the shmus of Panama and adjacent Islands, and all
such have subsequently, bought IN the OF ehsr
Of said parties individually or in hs. Of the grove named
constituted property of the aforenamed
parties each being Interested third Thai the powers Of
relative contemplated sale sales of
conferred upon said william Neson by said Ernest zscar
1880 revoked and cancelled That therefore any
purchases Of oil Of the above referred
joint consentof the above named three parties
OF their legal represenauvss as oherwse The purchaser
ejectments, damages, prejudices, costs &c 10.
ERNEST ZACHRI5SON.
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NEW YORK ORPHAN ASYLUM sOcIEry-rHE Or
~ phan Asylum Society in the city OF New York viii bold
ia f second snnv Tuesday May 5 al IL ocock
NJ, at the insituton Blooming ise. Rev Mr. Cuyler VII
the report and deliver address The children viii
he institution cordially Invited TO attend To ooyate in
conyeniepces heretofore experienced cni1ues viii leave
Broadway and Thirty second street for the
hm, every five minutes between 10 and liz O'Clock and
readiness after thu at
OF the exercises there viii be election Of trustees
ensuing should the uufavoraole,
win be postponed the frat clear lay Sub
ocrfptions become due 1t this time.
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TnKNCH xDvERTTsEMENrs.

nN BFMANDs-UNE FkMME DE CTfAMBRE FRAN
~ case out sal, fare les robes ssdreser West 25sh
st, entire broadway si 9th AZ.
ON DKMArDE-A Ia CAMPAIGNS, UNE DAME CON.
" naisssnt ites beo le iranqsis ct bonnie scheme
ero pour se charger pendant tout ret de reducson do
aeA 1enpes hlr- hsare enforcement
competene tt0par mos badiesser apres 6hcures No
AZ Fast oath street
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CIIE TURF.


FASHION COURSE. L. I-PURsE sl,s0o-rHE SUB
scrber offers the above for AL trong horses 10
20 they select except Flora Temple and Lancet
which In mile hean best Tires In
FIVE, three TO make and two more to start
81 the and three $500 10 the second best
Ten per cent entrance 10 be enclosed the subscriber the
course before hve O'Clock Wednesday, tbs 2h OF
May. The race 70 come OF on Tuesday, June5
DC 0RENNELL, Treasurer OF the Fashion Association.
TrNIoF COURSE, LONG ISLAND --rR0TJ1N0-MON
~ day Nay "a st2P M match for $500 three mile heats
70 harness Mr. Gallagher names Raider; mr German
names x. Bllley. Immedately after purse will
come or SHAW a WHITE, ProprietorsL
TTNIoN COURSE, LONG rsLAND.-TR0rTTNG-MAY
" "a n3P ~. purse 500, mile heats best three IN Eve
70 wagons Mr. Rodin enietsh. Doctor; Mr. Banker en-
teiss m 0ipfey vir ~ HoAgland enters Lady Pal ner
= Doty cutters br Geo jenkins er crs Mohawk; D.
Peter enters b. Lady Jane e. soodrud br rh
Talman enters b. Panic; J. Conway enters Dr. Mslta
Stages leave every fifteen minute from Peck alp ferry
Williamsburg SHAW A wuIrA Propreiors-
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WAIVERS, PROTECTIVE UNION ALL hEhsh sass
" has claims the funds q hs unioa Neses 70
aoce attend nsssi.s Dc - xsv IS q soct
n,sis ssa s e. On re
snS sss . as r w S Il LEA
on or - Ds,o us,e sn1 ths funds by
'' sr'- THOMAS sOMNERvIIS.s President
iss East BROADWAY.
OAUrrox TO JEw1LIERs-rHE UNDERSIGNED
" beg 70 inform ne man ascuring 1e xeies have
such Is nposior We hereby give notice that do tot
hod sbte for snsAston entere Ia
sh party representing himself - agen ex;ort Mr.
henry Solomon who sSsosS Ss n &C. Ann
U,REsH BEEF AND vIoErARLEs roe THE NAVY.
navy AcExr's OrrIc1. /
NEW YORK, May 7, 1859.
Sealed proposals win be received until
o. such quantities Of fresh beef and vege may
required The New York station during fiscal
the Isl day Of July nex and ending on tbs Sh
The oeef and vegetables must We Of good quality and
best The snords ana each article mus be offered for
BOND approved security will required bali
the estimated amount Of the contract and twenty per csatu
addition viii be hhed from The Mt
20 be made collateral security for the due OF
the contract which win on ns account 20 paid until fully
compiled with q.
very offer made be accompanied ss directed In the
set OF Congress mskng for the naval service
for lS467 approved 10th August 1867 by written qua
en- q they undertake he bi der bttders
viii bis their bid be accepted. enter into obligation
Shn Owe DAYS With good and sufficient suresies 10 furnish
No will be considered unless acoop such
guaranty. GEO. N. sANDERs. Navy Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

A CARD.-TFACBERs WISHING ENGAGEMENTS,
Schools wss sesehess o. puPs and parents desrins
board am rcn ane invited - apply The fstious Teach
trs lhg i'uts, - nsoa1way, rev yoyk
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


MADAME sAUvAGEAU,s DANCING ACADEMY, Cos
M Broadway, opposite Bond Open every day aud
ming for lessons and practice Grand sorees Tuesdays
Thurrdsy Saturdays All the fashionable dances including
the Ianclers Cal. taught In twelve lessons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

DART OF HOUSE TO LET-rN A FASHION III k
BeIghboS hcod FIJI avenue, occupied by = fa
niy Of three persons Only house new brown Aone 'front.'
Her rail-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

ITO LEf-IN JERSEY CITY, Situated ON WARREN
/ street. modern three stnry basement bck house
with III re ncdsrn imp rcvemen complete; mo.s desire
TRYON 4 GARDNER. 10 Warren street new York, or u
RICHARD HAWKINS Of Warren and Morris atreos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

on The Williamsburg and Jamaica turnpike, q. the uac
ten oS ane sno Soonu H % .,
and good order about 1--we Of good land attached
the budings The plsco well shaded By fru trees;
good tenant win BIS rented low Possession given irame
dAtely. Inquire Of JOHN KRILOM, l79 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

A LII FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN RxcEr-
len ssrss nis It new Domestic Institute and home,
l,S Elevenh sree ~ Hyh The extensive
bone has an abundance Of c capable help Conducted BY
srespeciable Americs n lady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 1858.


oAw0sh2A AmtGA1UenCe.
Hon. James LAndy, Of PhiladelphiA; Hon. g A. Walker
ana ady Of Alabama, and Hon. Wade Hamilton ana ,adv.
Of ccuth Carolina, are in Washington.
Hon. j, J. n Curry, Of AIaban. "a, .,.. ~
since Che aAers Of cougr, - nas Vs'S sN'S -
His EzceIIency ~ Ansrssn ,a",. -. 80.
left london for fupbrdgs W An'sser and family naVe
The King Of H0sa" .s rs,nrr.. ;, -, u... from hin
visit 70 German nas iesurneo 70 tne hague i0'A No
r. ne editary Grand Duke Of Tuscany arrived at the
ce Of lAxenburs Vienna on the 10Th ultimo, on
visit TO the Emperor and Empress Of Austria.
General Mouravief Governor OF Eastern Siberia has
Car. '''N' -1 '''''' - % ''''' =
:" y,,r.mor, Guardian Of the French sepuchre At
al st. Helena, has arrived there. au -h.n..
Thomas Carlyle has recently set on. ~ 2,
nc Ses ~ the seven yesrs war; in re Nth hi;
forthcoming sIIistory Of the Great Fre'> cx.n
Accounts from Guernsey state that Victor Hugo is cor
recng the proofs o. new vJume of poems which Is to
Eppopees."
Mss %Sa as s s ss an s Sophia
From HaSena, in the bark Escoraza-Mrs Steward, Mr.
| john Don't
and l H1yrs in the stcsshe n WIN
aSsSssd Esss,e MA SsSisr child HSsss i
Y S1 sM Msea BSsoa MSSr SeT
Obadiah Mead; s,s Tssa 5r Miss Mead, Bates I
YIN SsysTs Albany Ss.aas ssx ofssss IN, e
Ley Miss a h Msi ss%s
M ssn
- NJ s'sss1 Saf
Ye,s: i child Hsssas; E,%asi Y;ssssa
NJ FEMME Salmon, caporai Riss~Tosai So sps,'
Nichols Matthew Field oBTay:on Mrs EzaOssh Brans
ponoRas Mics Jane Thc5ns TsdqIrs Miss Ann Quinn
dine Miss Mary Wallace, johns csS John iorsisw, MAS
sisery Mrs Fanny anderson Hamilton Biggs Miss Mary
Matthew's s. II in nS
y Rn S1 ws IS hi . w'
steerage principally families returning the country.
ro. sas Ta me mtg s
s,sI N s Mo Ms West
Mss kSdssS md SI,s S
y Compton, + N Adworsh, D Thompson,, J Neil; g "
s9sE
Us ss 1 %% cSs
Austin Mrs Patterson and children Wilson, salnue
Dsps !ssssa Sss s9 1sss
MRS s1
~, Margaret Connolly, Kate Connolly Geo Edwards,
For Richmond &C, in the steamship Jannestown-w i
M nner Kernsn g' Tsow we, s "a Mgrs Hgsb
SWsSsoa, 4 wins, sodaSd u assaass, i / Iripps
R Johnston M sns asy H xmy Mrs
tchnsonl Mrs Morse rishe lady child and servant
W lillian and lady x 4 brown and two soma DR. James
SrsM Po9
Brown, ii Simmons and lady and 10 In the Storage.
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srEAMERs TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
knrRE CIrr-From New York u, arriving Havana 7th
and New Orleans l0th From New Orleans 1h Havana "a
CAHivIA-From New York l1th arriving Havana I7th
and New 0cans 18th Prom New Orleans Eth, Havana Ah
arriving nj New York "a.
PILzD.,.nA-Irom New YORK I'm arriving at Havana IA
and New oresn, seh From New Orleans sth Havana ssh
BIAcx wARRoa-From New York xsh arriving At Havana
- and New Orleans 3D. From New Orleans llh, Havana
l5h, arriving At New York 18th.
lsAnEL-From Charleston sth 10Th Havana 9Th
and I'D From Havana 10Th and 2h due New York 10th
and 3ls.
When the above dates fan on Sunday tho steamers will sa
ON Monday, except from New oriaans
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
dence with the East
The mali leaves Southampton 2Ah Of each
about OH and asth OF same month
Arrives At Malta about the th and vth Of month.
sucr about the both 2st Of or sth Of
following month.
Arrive. Alden about the assh ssh Of 10Th
Leaves 2sh or h Of same and day OF ar
rival for Bombay. and llth V 30h for China, &c.
Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about the ID 10 5th
r. and steamer arryesa Point de Gale about the 9Th or
1h and I'd or I'd OF following month.
Leaves Pon, de Gale for Pulo Penang the day the
steamer has already arrived which takes ihe mall on.
ALMANAC roRx-rHn DAT.
SUI IS NOON 3 or
SUE sErs ...........,. o. HON wAraR. 10
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Fort Of New York, September no, 1855.

ARRIVED
Steamship Potomac, French, Baltimore IS hours with dse,
ship switzerland Trask liverpool Aug r. with mdse and
"a passensers 10 ii Trask Jr Had one birth during the
Ship Yorktown, Meyer London and Portsmouth Aug IT,
with mdse and 10 pass ngers 10 Grinne, Minurn Co.
ship Confidence, Sears New Orleans r. with rndse
VIM Nelson Sons ail well boar 18th inst experienced
BARK Hs,siine Cof Boston, cocmbs Bristol Eng Aug
with mdse and passengers TO master Sh lat 40 10 ION -
AZ, spoke ship Sparkling Wave, steering ".
berk Escorinsa Ryder Havana IS days with sugar &C 20
MorsBroe Navarrok Go. Sailed company will
ford Webb for New York 18th as, Cape aerss bearing
NV 40 miles experienced gale from NE and lost fore yard
sprung fore topast carried away bbnom split and los,
lost overheard u and part OF deck had q molasse md
ceiycd other damage l6h lat So Ion ~ ~ took another
ainsai and damaged in spars and rigging Has been
gar e o hss ssen days q a as win Win IL
strong esstery gales and thick weather; split
two days without fore torsal.
Brig Elsa6sth Watts Thompson, Havana Sept ;, with
schr Il Howard Nickerson CIcnfuesos is DAYS with s
gar 70 Nckersol Sailed In company with brig Borneo
NE for the last days Aug IN the Hospital Cenuegos
George Holrcck chief officer native Of arwich Mass died
h inst sea- John McAaley second officer q Cape Breton
schr falkenburg, Rogers, Alexandria.
schr Erickson, Asa, Virginia
Schr John Tway, Anderson, Virginia.
Schr James Jones, Jones, Virginia
sohr Neptunes Bride, Kingsland Baltimore, q days
schr Sterling Hayes, New Haven for Albany.
schr McCoskey s,ebbins Connecticut River for phgs
delphia.
sloop Fashion, Young, Brookhaven for Port Even
Steamer Boston, Seew, Philadelphia
Steamer Wamsuta, Nye, New Bedford.
Steamer Weschester, Clark, Providence.
BELOW
ship Chicago, Chase, from Liverpool, Aug
Wind during The day from wNw tos.
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The banks began business last week with about s2e
500 600; though their last statement Of averages only
showed s2s o5o tpsthe California steamer having arrived
too late 10 affect their return II will be seen by the above
statement that they must have TO Europe and 10 the
subtreasury all that they received from California; and
though they likely TO show morrow something like
s2s 800 900, even quarter Of million more they can
not, in fact hold at this momcn, specie their vaults
Than by their last statement they pusporicd have last
Monday. During the this week applications for
discounts nom the mercantile community have been more
frequent than usual Several banks TO accommodate their
legitimate customers, called IN some Of their loans on
stocks and for time there prospect Of some little
activity in money for day or two, AZ least, money
brokers and cashiers asked higher rates But was found
impossible to maintain the advance and on Saturday
leans we're done as low, almost, as at any
time this season. There has been a good business
done In foreign exchange, which has ruled
throughout the week at ITO a 10oH a * for bills ON
London mercantile exchange being scarce and the whole
demand falling the bankers domestic exchange is dull
the exchanges both in The West and New England being in
favor Of New York.
The stock market was awakened 10 rather more activity
than has known Of late, by breakdown in prices 70.
wards the middle Of the week No cause can be assigned
for the event. except the despair Of holders tho obst
macy Of outsiders in not coming in TO buy As usual in
the present condition Of the market, the decline was
promptly arrested by the purchases Of the bears who
satisfied with profit Of three per cent covered
their contracts and put stocks up again Nothing further
has been done in relation 10 the unadusted dispute be
tween the rival railways 10 The west conference was
held here yesterday al which of the roads interest
ed represented and Is understood that rcasurcs
foot which will lead ere long 10 pcrfec, adjust
mcnt II Is positively asserted that the Influences which
understood as being excrted adversely 10 settle
ment now enlisted on the side of peace compromise
The course q the stock market during the week has been
as follows
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You're AyrarA-we observe tina, The Steamship sonsxome
ry Capt Croker sailed for Savannah O'Clock last satur
day evening This vessel only arrived her wharf on Friday
afternoon having three days at Quarantine
Work commenced her O'Clock Friday eve
ming with four gangs OF s,evedores IN connection with four
stationary engines dock "a hours fun cargo was
DISCHARGED and another pu, on OF
and the ship roaled Or her voyage.
Sur CHosrr, Mcuanns, arrived n PASSPORT 10th inst
from n George, NIB, where abe was ashore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

lnqucsts held in the following cases yesterday
Upon the body q unknown person at the New York
Hospital who committed suicide by taking an overdose "
laudanum upon the body Of woman named Anne Dono.
hue, who was killed by falling down fight Of stairs at
NO % Chryste street, upon the body Of n child named
sarah Westerman, who died from injuries received by
falling out Of third story window AT No OF Columbia
street; upon the body of drowned man M Bellevue Hos
ptal who was found Heating in the water near pier No
2s H. r., and also upon the body o. Aonzo Holbrook
child who was killed by swallowing button.
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BARK SEA BRxxxn Hail. from Genoa for Boston which was
ashore near Punta Msa got OIL 10Th uI 'er
part Of cargo.
BRIG EXPERIMENT oglvle from Colon Of and for NYork
IN balas discovered from blueded July II distress
Sne gas boarded The following morning and vas ioana ~
the captain and eight In number were sck and uaoio
TO stand from exhaustion and fever They removed by
humane to his house the Cassava Key The brig had
ak feet Of water In the hold and pumps useless Al Last with
- she taken into Boomeds Since then the captain
and sailor have died The vessel would DO delivered to
the United States Consul Ut Greytowp.
scHR WING Smith from Mutis Tor Havana foundercd tho
daIe) ABOUT ~ miles from Mobile. Crew saved.
scHR FASHION Burdick from Block lsand for Providence,
az IA Wckford harb0r dragged ashore Of the
roms ns about An 10th inst Capt succeeded In get
ing ner on when the gale and drove again.
70 a'acnsree considerable 70 GET Oh Al full tides
drsr9sd sshore or x from Providence for Brdgepos'
hut gct on sa side OF Dutch Island harcor i s %
her bottom day With loss OF ruder post apd N
Haaly chafod She put into Newport "a repair
Wxe A&SwrcH seps n3-Durng the Sc gale fhHfSday ISM
ne hchr fakr (of Nexcrp, went ashore Oh Knpond
WI probably be got OF sr cargo schr vesti
esne In contact with schf Mnsre carrying away bowsp,
head and dragging b vessels ashore Schr Jane parted
BILE and care Ia ooutAcs With Bakers Wharf, damaging 70
amount The schr Experiment soops Ann Ee1
Pilot and Navigator all dragged the same place. wink
more less damage The brig Harp and several srhs
sleo ashore on Bass river.
The following gives summary of the vessels IN The
harb0rs OF New York. Boston, Baltimore Wilmington,
Charleston, Savannah Mobile New Orleans and Galveston
at latest accounts from each Of those ports
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NTrRDAY-6P NJ, Sept IS
AsEn-The market steady with sales Of pots at
changed prices.
Bpsspsrrys -F1our-Thc buoyancy OF the market pre-.
vously noticed maintained while the market for
grades 81 State and Western was more active The
sales footed up about 600 bbs, closing within the fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

srrpEwE CcrRr--Circut-pa l.--Nos 10i1 sos, 500
is, ssh 4e7 167 ST. sos 575 ee3 eos 70l los 707 700
egg es4 csc, 800, eei GEO. oes 1o2 7ol zoe TO- TIA
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Is gratifying 70 psccve that our imports are so
fully kept below the standard Of year There could
better guarantee OF the solid basis which our trade will
rest when does revive than this curtancnt Of our
wants from abroad; there be any reason for
doubling the prospect Of early revival, when seen
that at this port alone mporatons for the past
months fall short Of those Of the corresponding period
year by s74,ooo,ooo.
The exports Of specie FOR the week and year were as fol-