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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

6steheiOr's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees,
be best In the world mryatns ell made Bold and applied
Ut the mandatory. ES Broadway.
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IT hvRRDEII's- WEDDING CARDS. NorES 40
a. 2ocse coo .esed sl.ay engraved. be hnd
oLly in Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
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Strong and Fisvory Tea, One Dollar tn.
chest At ca slsfIAAsoN's. No. Chambers street zls
greenwich street.
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msrry's Tr1copnsrous 10 the Rest and Cheap
st ATcle for dressng besuafng cleaning curling
ing and restoring The hair Ladies Try IT, Bold BY ali drus
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The Best sr1DE Bed In ExistsDce-Hoyve's
elliptic as rom - 10 IS 37S Broadway. eau and sse II
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rupture Cured By Marsh & Co.'s Kadic~
,are u They asokeep se elastic sootnss roy vsrcos'
ofmties ,nada 10 order. He vssey street. AsM Hous
York
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sanU Nas~AAssl II RSSuk,

at JONES', 10 AND IL ANN sTREEr-A NV
boos at q; warranted sstn factory,
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CristadOIo's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
best the worl Wholesale ard retail, and the dye pY
vstey applied ut No Astor house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

Hair-lts Diseases. Fall, Change OF Color
and ernbellishnent reated carefully By 0RANDJEAF
50 Twelfth sree. west side and near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

Horrink,S Patent champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes a6 Broadway corner OF Murray
street. n. Y.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1859.
The Drawings or ths Sussex County aud
Ooasondssed Lottery Of Delaware.

1ns Drawings OF tho Sussex County and
Coasondssed Lottery OF Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs 4 CO.,
MANAGERS.
Tho LexsAure the s,s of Delaware 1t IL last SESSION
hsvtcg given trAnoa Brosdbents 10 Iostery cousrsc
seSC yesxa we nc nncergnsd Commissioners appointed
AID Lottery 90 hereby certify thai Ss following arc
sUsskx cousrr-CIAss No. LIT. August a. 1859.
I'll, ii, 80, 10, 3s, rs, At, 90, 81, 4S, AS, A.
CONSOLIDATED LorrxRr-C,As, No. 1o4 Auousr n 1882
liza, IS, rs, 81, At, 4s, Sc, 81, SO, l3, IA, IS.
A ws: G ,sd hands Wilmington, Del. this day Onday,
S ;S$s 49, ss COMMISSIONER.
FRANCE. sRoADBEsrs oo,,
hs.1y'. s.s Gallery has Removed from 35o
o. nv SsSs Ia ss:e p s''1'r ~ f
assss'. sewi.s Maohanss
zs .S:. as.s.ss: = s,: y s:ss = :s..s.
S:ssS no. sSs =. 80, ' cs,s ors ss.s
A.: %s'a 1890 49, 49,. ~ .s money
' T. ci siHa IN 2oo. 1s s.o.4wv.
NAV CLOAK MAKER AND QULIER
chimes u:sen tor the hu neas compAsson and
them. ut 60l Broadvay. Price S65.
McLaughlin's Improved French Yoke
sbirts ready msde made best amer.
Saose S69 Greenwich stree. corner Of Murray.
AciIewsy's pills and Ointment are now the
Only remedes used In the great public hSpals tho Of
bronchial elections qopsy measles and smallpox Eve-y
doctor OF skill uses them in hs pfacdce
D,sea'e s OF the Eye, Ear ~ d skin especially
,roased by k q. AEDbAI 40 Broome street. first door
west Of Broadway
kcnns0y's medical Discovery II Warranted
scrcioa erytpeas scAd head, uloersaos
sore legs For sale BY ali druggsA
Hill's Hair Dye SO Cents. at No. I Barclay
street and by All orusgsx Ipm,abe hair cutting at No. l.
Closed on kundayu.
CristsdOJO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
he best T. the wor Wholesale ard retail, and the dye pY
vs,ey applied at No Astor House
The Best sr1Dg Bed In ExistsDce-H0we's
Elliptic a rom - 10 Is ~ 37S Broadway eau and see
Strong and Fisvory Tea, One Dollar tn.
chest At ca slsTIAAsONS, No. Chambers street 1l6
sreen vpich utraA
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FAMILY SEWING MAUHINEs
Temporarily = oVi DlOAasA ~. new lo.A.
ls2 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Defiance salsmandsr gafes-Wath Ys,tont
powder proof looks and bAss Also nre aad burglar
place, fOrmsFiy No lSi Pssri Sreei) - ''-'~'
ROBERT l. PArRIUK
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THE LIDGEa FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS MORE OF
DICKENS NEW STORY,
MRS soUTHwORTHs STORY,
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
I. BIS TRUE BIsToRY,
FANNY FERNS SKETCHES,
SKETCH By COBB,
POETRY BY MCBRIs, ALICE CARY P. WILLIR
TEOs DUNN kNGIISH and others,
EMERSON BENNETT STORY,
&c, &c. &C., &C.
Sold By all news dealers.
ROSS T0UBnY, general Afents
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Drawings OF Wood, eddy & Co.'s lotteries

ca, 49, a. SO, So l3, l6, H. 67, TO- So, e. II, 60.
DEIAwAKE Glass NO. 49, AUGUST AZ 1850
II, 16, 90, 81 Sc, al, Sc, At, II, IS, 40, 81, ST.
GEORGIA, CLASS NO. 40 sUcutr a. 1859
66, 80, lS, ID, 7, Al, so, 8, SO, as, 60, %.
90, 10, 70, 42y7, SO, "a, 26, 30, SO, rs, e.
WOOD, EDDY / Co., Wilmington Del.
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FOE SINGLE COLUMN -'
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IN THE GnkAr PAPER
IN ans GREAT PAPH0
THE NEW YORK LEpGER
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NV, ,n ~. Thshhw yOnK tGDaKK.
HOsfATrEh's CxLsBks TED sTon AOH BIrIHnG
THh OBI .IEsr IOrIo Or an AGE
Fo4 BALE kVEaYWbEak.
FOR SALE bVhnyWasns.
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sn residing lowell street, attempted 70 knd'e n's
by spripkng some camphepe upon IL from can, when
nm explosion took place snveopng hsr in flames, from
Il. bicu abe DIED In 4 few hours
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Hill's Hair Dye SO Cents. at No. I Barclay
street, and by ali orusgsx Ipimxable hair cutting
Closed on sundays.
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|
cAi s1psriseos Of thirty ysars enables Or. whsxLEs
Ar e,s y = ~ ssos
perfectly nsura f-ssnbIause Once hour q ooocs
! a lrkHA1iVE' 1 sI, py R,us srI1 ARD
Lediards morning caiL
LeSsrd's morninxc cell
Ee sure 10 asi for Ledards morning oau
hs,he most reliable stomach bitter in We world.
n"se most reliable stomach bitter IL As world.
hcurssdyrepaa
hcc'rects scidxy Of the stomach
hssenstbeus The digestive organs
nsiyss tone and v'sor TO The system.
n invaluable eases Of gravel and Affections Of ohsr o.
s~ps
s.,s sIs rsss%-:ssss a.. II a:..s l..
;sn Ds'' D'" 0n'''' strength and Regularity Of " ~.
.or .-s BY al leading wAo.... liquor dealer. an: drug
ResaA everywhere.
Depot, 81 souih williams street.
BAsrHoLFss ! SELnss Ar,p ssES MAoHrNEs
sARrHoII;s@ IN; ssiasss IL e oorrAxr
SSI Brosdwsy, conner Howard street.
RurLERr IKPKoyEp rxussEs SUPPORTERS AND
~ rsnt Of he great We joint ouyed Without pan, ID
Se boot car BE- wos tns ea.tely sn the ope-on wtos
1e east mconvenience q The petsst BY DE- ZAG6ARu
100 Broadway. kefes 70 ~ phyACnas md surgeons of ~
city.
yoRDIA! OooNAC BIrTERs IMMEDIATELY BE
" neve diayrhos, ague and bilious sitsckp. STEIN
FELL sole Importer NO 70 M street, New FORK and
sAls By al drDxsisas uars and groceries.
OR, BOWIE D0De, nfxslAL WINE sf1TasA
~ DR. DODa has opened Of elegant roos 4 6l0 IN
S. Broadway. FOE tho exAmaos saslDeni Of pasea
consumption, wsst iun@ ve.k sonsch snd ssss.sI ssF
aAn Of DR. bovss Dods' imperial bissv blown : .
ssss, with directions for 81 60 per b0tls "A
nom l2to6
EvEbY KID OF BAGS FOR ALL sORrs OF Um
II cot up In the pesest style = few hnufs' notice
foNDkkHOOf, III West street.
lNIfTH AvENUE HovEL
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The Agate Cub OF new York,

NEw LONDoS, Conn August "a, 1852
The Agate Cuo arrived this morning, AM are on
Toying themselves hugely. They will return ~ New York
90 Wednesday night
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NIfTH AvENpE HOTEL,
ON FIFTH AVENUE,
At intersection Of Broadway opposite Madison s1uare


TO BIZ oPErED Ap@usT y. 1850
Tails location thu rnst desirable of this great
pos being the most healthy delightful and central
elt an depou The entire arrangements establish
The result OF surs rudy and experience
the most mo'tsb'e anr home ike 6ote the world
ths Improvements thai sur
sesed have been introduced Every prscAul,o
AIKEN during nsrucion IN the positive safety
utes rom the dangers OF crnfaaraop. subdivision
b let walls extend from the rock foundation root.
the dcoys double and sepe,sed by layer
rent mas'HR tie entire structure FIRE proof Among oheV
mportArt ovenenI In addition to the usuA
critical railway nearly completed guests from the
,'tc the upper foo plan which adnl of
h1 OF accident Loy spact0os and continuous corridors
orng promenade eight hundred feet each Of the
tories give light and air IN the ghrst every
rent liberal space has been public dra
ons and psrors connecting which and the dining the
grand promenade ball Sui of spacious psriors cham
Der. sDd dressing roma With al modern conveneaces
Heen especially desered for the nfor OF families sven
pnss spd simple gentlemen An exchange contAinng the
and busipess has many other
ebiures e the hotel and hese telegraph ONCE connecar
b al Of the osuntry Billiard and chess Of
approved style and appo provided for the
Of ats and the public The furniture and soe
" use IN the establishment has been exore.sy designed aud
mspu'sctu ed for the fFh Hotel All communities
for apartments business With tho house
pless direct 70 Fifth Hote In order I'M
mediate attention 9he erre Organization Of this boei hs
Teen under the direction OF Mr. PAran Stevens proprietor
and fremont Houses 10 Boston, and Battle and Point
clear houses In Mobile
HITCHCOCK. DAZZLING CO.
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suspsns,on or Hewsoa 4 Holmes.

CINCINNATI, AuKust ~, 1907
Mc~au. Hewson Homas, stock brokers on Third
street. suspended to day Their isoias not statei
Eng Tbe booksellers reid Q Meeting ooay In Reference
~ his DEATH which appropriate remarks mAde
ana resolutions Of respect 70 ms memory adopted.
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D,sea'es OF the Eye, Ear ar d IN In especially
resacd by lk g. AEDhAI. 40 Broome street. first
west ot Broadway.
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HcibeWsy's pills and Ointment are now the
only remedies used IN the great public hJspals for the cure
bronchial sneciope quincy measles smallpox. Every
doctor OF skill nses them In his pfacdce
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EvEbY KIsD OF BAGS FOE ALL SORTS OF USE
II cot up In the pestest style few hDuIs' notice
foNDkhHOOf, III West vreo&
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a sUIIErIbIC EpUC.TIvK. JOINED To A Pr AorI
cM a sIpsrroos Of thirty ysars enables Dr. WnsRLE9
pcun o1 creome street " In all durable
thses or diseased eyes ARTIFICIAL eye inserted % e 70 sscus
perfectly natural resemblance Once hours " O'Clock.
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I 1FE DROPS TBIEp TEsTED AND PROVED, BY
ten year. experience, to be the only certain, sale and
reliable medicine now before the public for
CRAMPS Pains md >BRHE%
MOUNT VERNON n v. May 7. 1859.
have used Trail Slows Life urrps IN family
eight years dfarrtoa ,csna other stomach
spc bowel dfcuies cheertuily reco amend them 81
safe Ar efEcsCious rem edy.
". WAREHOUSE Baptist minister
Prepared by rEALL STOW, No. As Bowery and sod
everyvhere ceuta n bottle = = -
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on0ogS eoWAns Machines
AZ SUsS s e :. s.. =. nRsesa
A. s:p:s: q dong s. ssH ,:r.sS s s
A. ps.fseeI aaps ss1 saeny tspt b ordss
4. siNG "a 2oo., As Broadw.y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
Noble Trait of hnr5ctrr.

II appears from the nineteenth general re-
port of The British Emigration Commission
ers that the amount ofmoney RENTED by Irish
settlers in America. for assisting the emigra-
lion Of friends in Ireland, during the past
wear, was s22-1 l.2, and that, during the ten
preceding years the sum RENTED amounted
in all 10 FORTY SIX MILLIONS, NINE
TY-FINE THOUSAND DOLLARSi
We doubt whether family attachment has
ever before NANTES ted itself in such manner
and on such scale, in the history of nations.
Think of it! The great body of the Irish emf
grants are poor iaborers, working on the rail
roads and canals of the country and seeming
10 superficial observers to have scarcely any
sentiments or feelings in common with their
kind. They have their faults, rs all men have
and these faults, unfortunately for them, lie
mostly on the surface, while those of most
men do not. They come To this country with
nothing, obtain employment at once, are ac-
tive. industrious and successful, and the frs t
Use they make of their money is to provide for
those they have left behind, and to bring them
IL Il land where they, too, can obtain and en-
JOY the rewards of labor, and where the bro
ken family circle may be reunited under hap
pier auspices. Could mobiles or princes show a
more noble and royal trait of character! 1t
ought To cover multitude of sins, and atone
for an occasional excess in the use of the eya-
faar. ana invest with kind of dignity even
The "sprig OF shillelah,' which has broken so
many heads.
The contributions of all the churches in this
country to Bible, Tract, Missionary and Colo
liization purposes, from the establishment of
those societies to this day, is SO, 65s537. sum
which, large as il is, has been nearly doubled
by the enormous amount contributed in ten
years by poor Irish working people in the l.
States 10 aid their poor relations III homo and
10 bring the old father and mother, the brother,
and sisters, To a land of plenty and hone,
The beneficial effects of this wonderful lin.
crafty have not been confined to its Immediate
objects The additional emigration bronpbt
to this country has been the right arm of cani
tai and enterprise i'll pushing forward The
great public works of the country ireland
Itself has advanced within the last ten wears
IN steady career of Improvement and pro
sress. That able journal the Pbiladelnb,,
Aorfh 1meFtcaR, remarks that Ireland is al
this moment different country from what il
was ten years ago, and though much of this is
attributable TO the Encountered Estates Act
WHICH mas had The effect OF Kidding the land of
absentee landlords and grinding middle men,
anu vi substituting IN their place men Of capt.
III ana SIKH who know how TO make a proper
use OF the soii-much is also due to relieving
the country Of It's redundant population by
emigration, whereby the means of subsistence
mas been more fairly apportioned among those
VINO remained behind, and competition for
employment has been diminished. What I'M
hehse results may be achieved by the COM
biheo and regular contributions OF men OF Inn
He'd fnrduE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

VIM. Louderback native of Philadelphia,
b years of age, was killed. recently, at San
Francisco, by a heavy fire-engine, which ran
over his abdomen.
Mrs Susan Metivie died ut the the poor
house of New York last Thursday, at the
advanced age of one hundred and fifteen
years.
Rev Jacob Young, one of the Oldest preach
ers in the Ohio Conference. died at the residence
of his son, near Columbus, on Friday last.
Senator Douglas is holly pursued, in stump
speeches, in Ohio, by his old foe-'long Abe
Lincoln.
Cant. Green. of the brig CharIena, of Port
land Me- died suddenly in port at AleXan-
dra Va, Tuesday.
A horned OWL supposed TO be about 100 years
old. has Just died at Arundel Castle, the seat
of the Duke of Norfolk.
Commodore Chas. Stewart yesterday re-
sumed the active command of the Philadelphia
navy-yard.
Col. Joseph Bragg. for many years President
of the Branch of the Bank of Virginia, at Pe-
tersburg has resigned his post.
Dr. Harriet X Hunt, of Bos ton. has preached
in sixteen Uniyersalist Churches III Name TINS
summer.
The reported death of r. p. Waring. Of North
Carolina. United States Consul at ST. Thomas,
is incorrect.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal so far rs
hoard from. has suffered no damage from the
lreshet.
The Virginia Hotel at Fairfax Court House,
Va has been sold to Robert Allison Tor S2,26o.
c. H. Wilmer, proprietor of a 1lourlng mill
at Niagara Falls. was drowned on the Eth i'll l..
Mr.. Krusse was elected Mayor of Akin, S. c.,
NJ the election last week.
Second Lieutenant Jesse Il. Wharton, eth
infantry. L. ). A, has resigned.
If is q timated that the telegraph cuts off a
million per annum of postage receipts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
Southern Steamships.

The Brussels correspondent OF the New
York Hsraid says that important steps are
being taken in Germany and Belgium for
steam service between Antwerp and the Ches-
apeake. Ii is said to be part of the arrange
ment TO call at Norfolk, and the writer has as
enranees that the cotton and tobacco sales of
eargoes imported into Antwerp will be offered
upon samples al Cologne. Ii is also said that
an active correspondence Is gong on between
belgian and German direct trade committees
with The planters of the South, to make a uni
led effort with the Zoilyerien upon some one
given port at the South--either at Charleston
Mobile, Savannah, Baltimore, Memphis, or
New Orleans The European association de-
sire to concentrate on the best point their en-.
tire influence, and, at the present moment
OPINION - sad 70 be divided between Ralti-
more, Charleston and New Orleans. II is be.
iessa tiiat There must be some one southern
city where will be concentrated, by n steam
service aud direct imports the large scale
NE whole strength aad infiusnss Of HE estte,s
AnA ts5Asss States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
COMM ERCIAL.
Richmend Cattle rdnrket, sept. 1

Richmond Cattle Market, Sept. II.
The heavy supply and low prices Of Beef Cattle
III the Northern markets, and the drouEht IN bne
grazing sections OF Virginia, have causea heavy
supply to be urzed upon this market. Conseauent-
~ the sales this week show a further aecinc N
price. On September 18th there were 10 heau eon
81 the scales at $685.. Il at "a, and u at Sszo;
September 18th. 30 at lprce not nscertaineuJ sep
teiber 18th. Is st S3e2. to Sf25; Septe Ioth,
a at S3377S; eptember 10th. 30 mt 3 to 80; max
ing lsl head ut prices ranging from 81. 70 Sta
gross. Also, several small lots were sold by the
head
We quote Sheep and Lambs at $3.50 to $3.50 per
head
Northern Markets.-LBY TELEGRAPH.1
BALTIMORE. Sept. 21.-Ffour dull; Howard and
Ohio held at S., without sales. Wheat heavy
10000 bushels offered. but sales unimportant; white
SlD1 %: red &1.05aI.l5. Corn dull and nnchang
ed. Provisions tirm-Bacon sides loo. Mess FORK
Sl5.25Gl550. Whiskey dull at &c.
NEW YoRk, Sept. 2I.-Noon.-Flour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet; sales unlmportant Corn
higher; mixed 90c. Pork dali, and nontnally quo
ted ut Sl5d15 IS for mess. and Sl0al013 Tor prime
Lard heavy. Whskey held Mt &c.
7. M.-Cotton dull; sales 300 bales. Yellow Corr
at a2a93. Mess Pork Sl51l5.62 Muscovado Su-
gar ga a6ls. Orleans Moasses 81 49, spts. Tur
pentne held at i7}s. Rice dull Mt 2zsf 35s. Cattle
Beeves dull; offerings 1000 head; sales at Ga lgs-
Sheep heavy; offerings 10 600. Swine lower; offer
ings 1906 sales at 55fd
SAVANNA, Ga, Sept 2l.-Saes to-day OF 200
bales Cotton at lli4 all5ic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
The Slave Trade.

The Charleston Mercury refers to rumor
prevailing in Charleston, that the real object
of Mr.. JOHN Mitchell in going to France, is
at the instigation of leading members of the
Slave Trade party, to induce the Emperor Ma
PoLEoN TO relax his opposition to the trade
under the French flag, ii not 10 legalize it,
The Mercury does not know that there is any
foundation for this in sober reality, but con-
siders the chances for success in such mis-.
sisa the very pssfsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

Capt. Brown OF tn q Ship Henry Clark.
We published some days since an account
OF the noble conduct of Capt. BROWN, of the
ship Henry CLARK, in rescuing the crew of the
British ship Black Douglas, when in a sinking
condition. The kindness and humanity of
Capt. Il. deserve warm commentator. MT
GEO. MOORE, II. Il. IS Consul at this port
has taken occasion TO acknowledge, in person,
the conduct of the Captain in appropriate
terms and he moreover promptly communl-
Gated the circumstances of the rescue OF the
crew of the Black Douglas to the Foreign De-
uartmant of his government at home. For
twentv-three days did Capt. BROWN take care
of Cant Nc(READIE of the Black Douglas,
and his crew recruiting them with the most
,r,dart care and attention from the exhausted
and nitiable condition in which they were
f,nnd In these acts of kindness and benevo-
,auce the wife of Capt. b. performed a
most efficient part, by her ihcessah' Ell
forts to relieve their sufierlngs. For ali
his services and the loss OF time III res
cuing taking care of, and landing Capt. Nee
and his crew, Capt. B. claims no compensa-
ton and on the subject, IN answer TO Mr..
MOORE remarked that he felt sufficiently COM
nensated by the satisfaction he derived from
being useful TO ''men who spoke his own Ian
cuage, and came from the same stock" His
own modesty prevented him from calling on
Mr. MOORE, aud his interview with that wor-
thy gentleman was brought about by the in
PREVENTION of third parties.
The ship Henry Clark, Capt SYLVESTER
BROWN is OF Kennebunk port Maine. and
was bound from Liverpool TO this port. when
she fell in with the ship Black Douglas, in
la I. $3.50 and long. i2.30 The b. d. had been
greatly injured in the severe storm, after
long voyage from one Of the islands of the
Arabian sea, and was in a sinking condition.
The crew We're sick with scurvy, and exhaust
ed from lncesant labor TO keep the ship from
sinking. Six men had died. Capt BROWN
took OFF Capt. McCREADIE and 81 men, four of
whom died before reaching Norfolk, where
they were all landed Il