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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06

,,,uE MAN that makes the TIN AND SHEET IRON
MARE at the EAGLE WORKS, is supposed by his
rrug friends I've the best looking man and the best
sTan 10 Tin and Sheet iron of any in this region
as-rrt-v Tin Ware made by him is warranted not TO
- md he j. always hand like thousand of brick
M 10 work 20 order, or do HOUSE J0BBING as Fave
rTrhs Conductors and Roofing, or to exhibit large
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06

RONNET RIBBONS. FLOWERS
~ Broche Cloaks Raglans aud Shawls from 81 25 to
sl2. at PHINNEY ).
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06
Gilt and Rosewood NrouIdings !
New Cook Stove for Coal.

/ IN NV EAGLE COOK STOVE FOR BURNING
- al AZ Believed 10 be superior 10 any COOK STOVE
- offered in this vicinity now ready for exhibi-
A%e AZ the EAGLE WORKS. Purchasers need
-. ylhqed Of the advantages Of buying a Stove
a. made. o. ID. BARTLETT.
-.l4a, Soy u, ls5s,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06

FRINGES, ,LACES, VELVET RIBBONS
Il Buttons Braid, &C.. at PHINNEY'S
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06
,ew advertisements.
noUGLAS ELECTED!

XES.-SiDgle and double bit Axes, just
\ rs-eiyed bv jy3 II. s. MRRCUR.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
DIED..

ApFE-ln ,h. city, Saturday evening, Sept. a. William
ASe. IN the 3lst wear Of his sge.
BoiEsIAt NorthsmpOn Mass Sunday Sept 2S aged e'
BHcKfR~ia BiooiiyS, on Sunday Afternoon Sept 2s Mr.
CARII-At Fla,hns Lcns Island sundsy morning Sep: IS
The friends and invited to attend her fanes
without further notice nom her late residence Lnnsn'
CRARY-on Sunday morning, Sept q william Henry only
son Of wulsm R. and Louise B. CnIy ssed ,e.,
Giles r. Cray No IA Ltroyrreet wedne.ds,
attend without further invitation
CARPENTER-on Sunday Sept - a. No Is Mouroe street
james Buchanan aged months irnt 'On OF Matilda aud
pTT-in hi. city on Sunday, Sept 95 A. C. Dael aged IS
Ei;BpRT-At NewDorp Staten Island Sunday, Sep. ??
John Esbert eldest Of the Hon. Joseph Esoe aged 10
The .iits. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend funeral at the Moravian Church this rces1sy
FrLLER-A PoT; Chester N " On Sunday Sept 2' Charles
M, remain. will be taken to Carton. Mass Tuesday
irs The funeral services will tAse Plsce on "Wednesday
FYFE~At West HobOlen N j, Sunday morning Sept 2'
John lawrence Fyfe aged . year, y mosh; ~ u snd d.y'
loved son Of John L. and Jane NJ FORBES ssd 10 months
,hort bu, painful illness, which he h,e with Chrssn fr
wisIn Grsdy native Of Queens County Ireland il
IRvISEEin Brooklyn on Sunday Sept 25 Jesnne S. iU.ui
JoaSSoN@in hi. city on sunday Sep, IS Mrs Au,-li,
Johusp. wife Of Bradbury NJ johnson .he partner and
Funeral hi. ssy rus.dayi he 9th p m from her :s
residence. No. 81 last Seventeenth street The ends OF he
family invited 10 s'iepd without further notice -
MeLRoYln this city, on Saturday morning Sept e. Hannah
Ncllroy. . -
McKENZE-Of corsuup:ion his residence, No 1876 Wst
kixteenh ColeE NJ Mckenzie aged = IL months
and days
wife Of Thomas kee native ef tie Parish
of Li.arol, County Cork, Ireland.
PALMkR-ln Brokyr, Sunday morning. Sept; - Lees D.
Palmer. In the 7Cth yea Of bis age
TIE friends of TIE family also thse of bis
Edmund l. Palmer ard Of his soun law Frederic n Hsw
rims respectfully invited attend bis funeral Tuesday
anetpocn occCk his late r-sieuce. No 81 Hoyt
street South Brooklyn. His remains VII. b. taken % Stonins
ton, Cour.. for irternen.
RiHS-u Brcokyn Sunday morurs Sep. % Kate Wsson
only shnd Of Heinrich and Caroline Res aged years
SklPPoN-ln Brcokyr on Sunday S-pi IS Lyeia SkipFon
yourte.t dsugber Of Robert AID EiEsseh SkPon, sed
nd months.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

tested in the rsce-.oe resuIs 80 1r beng as mach
aocS,p.l a. due either 70 ,kiD Of the sailing masters
or 70 the ssi,ng powers Of the vessels themselves.
Now however the breeze freshened and was little
east By south, requiring the yschrs 70 coee haul
They began to move with rapid speed over the water
The Favorita had been drawn out Of her course
short distance into the Horse Shoe, which required
her 70 tack, giving opportunity 10 the Mallory when
had already shot ahead Of the Gipsy and Narrsg,n-
sett 20 overhaul her abreast Of Sandy Hook. From
this point she dashed forward, rapidly increasng the
distance until che had rearly reached the Light snip
when the Zipgs, which bad begun 70 show her po~ers
passed the Gipsy and Fsvorits TO the windward and
was soon gaining on her feet little companion
Mallory. The Narrsgansett was mile IN the rear.
Capt. Cosgrove Of the light ship had bis jack and
ensign set and ss the yachts rounied, the bell was
sounded.
On the return, the Zpgs rapidly overhsnlei the
Mallory, and soon the Fsvorita and Gipsy hd sl'o
passed her. Between the last two an exciting race
was begur-the Gipsy making efforts TO regain her
position in advance Of the Fsvorita, which she hsh
lost at the Southwest Spit. Twice che Tapped her
competitor but being TO the leeward, she fell back
but got abreast of her again in time to round the buoy
CT the Spit simultaneously with her. In the mean
time the Zngs had made splendid run. Though at
no time was there full whole sal breeze, yet her
time from the light ship to the South.West SPit-a
distance Of twelve statute mileswas only ffty.seven
minutes.
As the yachts rounded the buoy, the breeze again
died away and the home stretch there was but t-
tie beside food tide to help them along. With what
wind there was, the Gipsy passed the Favorta, and
the yachts came 10 the Home Stake in the following
order: The ZiDga 6:l2:ls Gip'y, 6:2:45; Favorita,
6.26;42; Mallory, 6:4i:57: Naragsnsett, 7:o5
To the Zinga was awarded the prize for the first
cass schooners and to the Mallory and Narrsgsnset
respectively, those for the second and third class
sloops Neither of these latter yachts had competitors
The following is the official time:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

or pv.:. terms supposed be ss cesS scare Nd hr.
-, coo boshes Toledo SEC Ober rrsins quiet. "Hssv
.ssdy; s,s go bbs at.e ssll.g and y os: G ~.
W,es, 400 ba.bes cerr $500 te-hes Bssy ESrocrs-
sesoIb. sloor; 5000 blshels Whe.; $500 basees Corn
sefe ,a.b.l. O.,.; 600 bosn.. Bsriry
NyvOstF,ss Sep. d -CoTroS-Ssls OF 80 osss nu
III s M,dd.ux SvGAR buoyant snd t. higher fr y MY
,it 49, Fl ous advanced Supsrhne % 1895 ID
"a ,.,cs PoRk booysnt; hess *lS9te i3 fsslSsr 90
c. arc ,o v,ypol Isd ExcH.ssE Newfos, o. sshs,
hls.,r sep. rs m-Ftors-s.r Ss%snS; =. ~. A. -
ti iOssI r for Medi,en.nssn a9s 9ses::ss % - a. 90 -
~, Sic ca aSisD In ..or spd deye oess h,m demand
80. 80 m 40 busb AZ ss6Sc for W.T. m mixed.
hips doips ss ssked for tsorowed U.Is oesay'
80, ~ 90 b,h Od STATE *c, ueasure; Ivy oeso $50,
:. 90. xei.bs; l2eo bush soh on pnvsie tsrins 10y
c.n.c. Ess, 10 ar i've WasEY-sses 50 ee,s ".e
CMc.So SEQ; es-Sp m.-rLors firm. a., n, h 80 "
Of Ioeo bu.h Sp,irs a,Tc CosS sr,ni s.es o' o' -
* ,ho.Id Oars buoysut o, SIC. RECEIPTS S,dsy' ~"
bS. Flonr ;. bush Wheat, SO Do Corn 90" % 90 o 80 ~
su,pxrxTs. SEQ bbls Flour IS 0oc buso Wees' Jaw ~
Ca,n s,b, ps.yrs on Nsw.York y cent premium
cIscx,rI S~pt S-FIoVS-rhe steamers ness n~ -
,,, snress spd D r-s Of ;he higher races are .nes'
Sousi 10, lo,aby changed while snp~rhre " 'Nr
WYs.r 4, Iuopan;.d steady At 2tc frcvinoos -
fru Bacos-Sb a.S.n u, side., siS Nee ross -,
BuIk Mr,rs f9. EXCHANGE on Sew'fofA daha' oee'
MUM
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
GOING DOWN,


FALL REGATTA OF The JIRsEY CITY YACHT CLUB.
The last regatta of the season. Jersey City, took
place yesterday afternoon, from McC'iehan's Basin,
and proved to be rather lame affair. There were
two frst-cass boats from Penny Bridge present, and
one from Bay Ridge, the owners being desrous Of
contest with the Lockwood, Eugenie and other fast
yachts belonging to the Jersey City Club. None of
these, however, entered at which much dissat-
sfaction was expressed by those connected with the
visiting yachts. The following boats sailed shortly
after o'clock First-class-The Van Brunt of Bay
Ridge, and Partridge and Emma Of Penny Bridge.
Second. .class-Gertrude, ii. g. Fowler, Trusnt, X.
Ekins, Mystic, Black Bird, and Wide Awake. The
Van Brunt was the winner Of the first prize coming
in some distance ahead soon after dark. The Black
Bird, of the second clsss yachts came in about 7O
O'clock at which time none of her competitors were
in sight AS the Judges had left at this time, it was
declared no race. The distance sailed was around
Fort Diamond, but as the wind light, the was
devoid of interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.

sILL REGATTA OF The n. Y. YACHT CLUB.
Afer three successive postponements on account
of the upsyorabe state of the weather, the Fall Re-
ystta of the N. Y. Yacht Club came off yesterday.
But whether people became dispirted because OF so
.nv dssppointments or because of less interest felt
in the sport the occasion did not excite much enthu'
s.sm. But few Of the 500 members of the Club were
prssept and of the nine yachts entered, but hve par
tcpated in the race.
The morning opened beautifully. The bright sun
shine and dry atmosphere were appreciated by the
anti eouinoctiasts who constitute If not the world
t least all Of the inhabitants of the metropolis, eA'
cent the dealers in india rubber clothes and umbrella
venders But the wird was light, and many feared it
vas prognostic Of q dull time.
At ten O'Clock the steamer s. A. Stevens, which
had been chartered by the Club for the occasion, left
Pier No. T. N r., with score or 30 OF gentlemen on
board. Charles II. Hsswell, esq, of the Regatta
Committee, had charge of arrangements, sssistsd BY
Mr.. II. Morton, Secretary.
So little wndwss there that the steamer 70 facilitate
matters, proceeded to HObOken and took in TOW
the Zinga, HAvorta, Zephyr. and Nausg gansett, and
brought them to the rendezvous abreast of the Owls
Head, Long Island whence they were to start On
their way dowo, the Mallory joined the to~. The
Alpha, Mauersng, Rebeocs, and Restless had been
entered for the Regatta but did appear leaving for
the three stcass schooners one second
olass and one thiri-class sloop.
On the fling of the signalgun the Fsvorta and the
yachts started with light breeze, At ii o'clock and
46 minutes The Mallory led, and was followed by
the Narrsganset the Gipsy, and the Zinga, the Fa'
vorits coming last.
The breeze WAS from the southwark, and the ysehts
beat from toward the Southwest Spit-the Nsuasan-
Get. gradually gaining on the Mallory, which at the
start had shot ahead. The Fsvorta lost rapidly a,
the start and vas full three.quarters Of mile In the
rear of the other ysch:s. The wind, however, died
AWAY until the yachts rad reached point short
distance seaward of the Southwest Spit when, al one
O'Clock and twenty minutes, they were slmost be-
rslmed. At this time the Mallory led snt was to the
windwsrd Of the Nsragan'ett; the Gipsy and Zlngs
were next in order, the former berg IN advsnes.
while these were thus slowly drifting down with the
el tide to the haoy of the SPIT, the Fsvor'is
Wa coming down the main ship channel, using to a
bett. advantage by of her position, the little
breez,, that was stirring.
At O'Clock and 81 minutes she rounded the buoy.
AT this ime light breeze sprsng up and the Msllo
Nv. Cipsy, and Narsgansett moved forward nearly
tosether to ward the buoy, which was but IS yards
20 the westw ard. The Mallory Unanswered TO the
v;navard while the Narag ansett fell to the leeward
Of the Gipsy AMI almost together they rounded the
buov. the Znga following short distance ss,ern.
Up to this time but Little ntersst he'd bssp mani.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Markets-Peported by Teiesrdps.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4.-FLoUS very dull, bgt bed firmly
Wheat ss.iy CoES fIn 500 bush; Yellow s7d 3Sc
Oars sdyzne,c c AID sns Sc Provisions aivancaE
WHisKy declined 20 Es WooL b9oJ sales ~ 90 D.
Go1c- SUGAR, CubA ode.c
BALTINoEE Sep. s6-fLoUR s.-sdy. WHEAT firm and
tive acyaree Of sales L. 90 bush bite G
81 - Red a. 81 l9G 81 IS Cozs buOyaat; White sfdsSc
yellow. Sc Provisions a-ve- Bacon Sides l0.c- Mess
Pork. &i6. WHisKY s.sady.
BUFFALO, Sp< u. o. m--FLorR steady; 6emacd moAer-
sales 400 bss 25 for State - 5G9 - s for
Illinois ard Wisconsin 81 SEA 50 s7i 5r hich
ex:r.G WHEAr rood demand No Cacsso better ales
. 600 bushe No. Chicsso Spring 70 arrive $685. 1000
bGshel Racine Club o. Ee ooo bushes Milwaukee Cab
s7i- 1900 b.shss .; @ GO bushels Ne, chssso sp1ins
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

OPENING or THE PUBLIC EVENING SCHOOLS IN
BRooRLYs.-The schools for the benefit OF those
pupils of either having no opportunity Tor day
snstructon were opened last evening From the con-
rtant influx Of the scholars it Is difficult to form any
eetmate of the number in attendance but s believed
siat a. large Of any previous year and from the act
1hst zach year snce the oil heu h
s.,ion has increase the preceding ia
rssume that the will be the this season
advantage longer an experiment snd the poaa
e Educston feel that great want thus uppneo
81. community The study Intended 70 iciuoe
brspobes arithmetic grammar reading ana writne no
. s pnp, shall capable aud desous of receiving sucn
struction bookkeepns geometry and algebra VII se r %
% there studies the object being give opportunity for
.nv a. the Of each evening devoted 20 stron
.h.l vauapt TO practicable without sighting etner Oh he
=, "a .sips them over without due attention >, -
the Committee OF the Evenins scho
lss, evening their several districts and they feel
Sesr,e from the attendance oil Tue
shidrsn and their general appearance, while the eaohes
10 advance Of those under their charge Ihe
@ Nv held In Public School No. |, corner Of Concord
"a ADAMS streets, Josiah Reeve Principal This School appears
copditoD-many OF the Pups OF As Sea
are their places this season u 4, W., ..-a..
scNoo No held In Public School No. y In warren sree',
,sa smith street. David Syme Principal Inc a
evening In the assembling room WAS qui'e '"ie ~ w ff
kcsoo No held In Public School House No H. corner OF
FtNh and North Fifth street, Z. d. Henry d. WOODWORK fIn
Opal ..,,, pr,uo school No. Is. Rensen street,
H D Edward Bush PrncpA. ~, a .,.,.,, .o,
School No. held In Public School NO. IL, Aas'Pn 'ei
scuoo No G. al Greenpoipt, Joshua b: Ghfue Principal
% a. nav School which opened for the fret time last eyenins
na hid, fair 70 with the obers ~ its benehcis ent
.,.S On sro~inr neishbohood where such School has
Ircp much needed, and viii undoubtedly snow large a.
fsnda of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Sept - says that the
stockholders Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
have unanimously approved the scheme previously
acted upon at Chilicothe for capitalization Of secu
rites, which proposes reduction of over 800 600
in the stock and debt of th. Company. The stock.
holders agree TO surrender 20 cent of their certf
Gates or over & ,22j, Geo in the aggregate.
The Baltimore Sun says that last week II 800 turs
Of coal were brought down from the mines in Ale
gsry County, making for the season $372, Os7 tuns
During the week ending Wednesday, 81 csnal-bosts
cleared at Cumberland With 7,631 tuns of coal making
for the season 2,e2i bosts and 2lS,fj tuns Of coal
shipped over the Chesapeake sni Ohio Canal.
The following is comparative statement Of the
banks Of New-Orlesns:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
RACON-MORRIS-On S

BACON-MORRIS-On Sunday Sept 2 a. the residence Of
the Rev. B.nry Ward Beecher 10 BIookiyn MI G EDWARD
Bsecn TO Miss Matte Morris both Of Brooklyn
Danny, VT, on Wednesday, Sept
n hy the S. w Clemens of Manchester W. Mr. Henry
Lille of Tinmoub, W. Miss Nancy H. Bancroft Of Dan
by, VI
PhIade phis and Boston papers please copy
VAN pE sANDE-SCHMlDT-O Saturday, Sept a. BY The
Rev DIR strps c. Van de sande of New.Yo1k, 20 Miss
Augusta L. Schmidt Of Mechenburs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

sssee and AMOUNT sam,.ed, md ;ls "a. beer fers
hss time due The only qSes:n whether the aasnen.
..n,ss 70 n. are onsy sr % oss no
easy them aone e..,nlre be truth Of to- thns
Aswey that n aey ~ ,sf that b.', mistake OF
sundeandns and tnst II s,ns .i. the order Il srres.
eIsfor. gro,i.,On .hore made ss.us, any : for fs'e
tesore Justice SUTBEsLASp.
Thomas Rae sgG Peter LsnLer.-Aotion denied,
George E. Py1be agt Robert C. Lawson, &c.-
nson . s.sed and TO pu. IN pre%ents .a.- Old
S''''n' s ''i: s:Sf. 3. .gsssSs ggSsss esaa.s SSsn
Charles Mccarthy sgt. John l.. Peake.-Motlon
seesiver for services expenses taking care Of property &e
DIVORCE.
Elder .e plaintiff aa Psesmsns P.sS3y b. :usd
ssss the charge. The referred 20 H. H. lloct
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-sErr. S.-Before City
Judge RUSSELL -
At the opening Of Court this morning. John w: w.
Ne alias Col Msrmsduke Reeves PLACED 81 the bar
Ss lie had failed 70 make restitution Of ss Wo
esaseqasny be bad reson 70 expect sD'sucJ i'" 'ae
~ iona. B. PAilp., who appeared in h. behat earnestly
.qosssd Jaore p.rons :entsDos I'LL s- psH, Tern a.
a. Jos, ~ .S.S not ssss to s ss' h! S S
q ID. Court pronounced ssso. sis IePed .b,
.. me %e.. Sonbs.t,c a and impSdsD. m.Dn.r f.iow'
Yes er.s. deal TO say In The fra. place can "s
~, evil intent IN The crime Of which charged the
v-s q The Jury 70 .s eoPy 81 si. 1 rsEs a
whole testimony ven. .s:in me- vh the N ns
Of her truphs; she lent mig which convicted o.
stsaps the contrary DowbstaDoing nave hso
vsrops JUDGES contend with and 10 thai o
ute conviction can place hard upon my heart ana
sppes my conscience and od and swear tha am nno.
rnt: ana when neither msns heart bis conscience dor
hs me- be must Be innocent APPEAL desVsn
that Honor when ssnd pfofe w"
Judge who the secrets Of all hearts shA be
proved guilty Ny actions pure have even
= ,h seyerest whatever scurous editors or editors
they be reporters or anything esemy nave
say Looking around upon these 'pect.9rs can sy 10 & ..s
were am except these bonds II my conscience were Ad
hare t every should be shown be the ans
~ you deal meTcifuily with IL will be cons
stn 70 you Of dissolution when the cods Of me
sI, are about 10 sless that have
extrnded kpiency who 10 fully deserving Of IL"
Not.ithsandnF further efforts on the part Of AIDs ,s
his postponed the Judge gave nun the
the State Prison tina. the law would allow name
n 6ye ysa There other indictments against him. on
cseh Of which he will be tred unless be tyes information
vhSeb will the Of Miss Woodbnes trunks
Praacs Dufey tried for grand larceny and scq lifted
Pstick Dempsey convicted Of assault and BAKERY ana
yenspded for sentence.
Tbe Court adjourned till Saturday
r n.y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......sEpr. y
Cleared.

Ship-Orien,al, Ossood, Melbourne, r. W. Cameron.
Buts-J. Merrill, PNk Key West. Benner Desiei Css
Linn Gordy. Msnio, Thomas James; Simon tPfus zetas
ST. John NJ B., III. l. r. w. Meyer
Bnss-O Esse. Fosse.t, Monrovia Yates, Portenen
Co Csss Henrique (venez Hsrens ddsd Bolivar. nenae
Rers Emerald lse, Hogan. Falmouth Thomas James -
Cares PALMS., C. j., c. MArti M.chas, shoppy. Nsyis
Thomas Oven Bon; A. Smithers, johnson 81 John, -
A. Snithers & Co. =, 49,
schooner-R Caldwell, Hudson, Charleston. Mecresdy -
Co. ,, NJ
st.smen-Ann Elzs, Robpson, Philadelpha ~ Bnsei W.
aware, Copes, Philadelphia, r. Perkins.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27


Steam slip Vanderbilt Lefsyr- Hsvre and sou,hampo ~
D,tp m. rDdse and pass 70 d. Ionsnee. ,~s
colhins. Ie ~ x.I.ed.r Tns II. sss ssperienos1
and variable wiods during the entire psss.e.. 49,
Bark Jane DsFss,, Lambert GlAseow Aug D. md's w
Bst Fash Campbell, Vera Cruz sep. hiie' c"hn'ss s'
Bsii Msruon Adams, Havana II days. sugar, se' y 'ds
BSt r!vol. Brown, Ponce. M Sept. s, nol... 70 ss'
Bhs c.pelA Of PrOvidspc.l. Head. 81, Jo1n',, p
on y e. .Pe.e bark Lucy Ann Of and fon Newport s s'
Big L,1r. lB.zl Pe..r.on M.r.Dh.m Aug 81, kla4 =,
70 so5det Sobls Sep 2l lst @ s. Ion. 70 '5, PssS
Biz King BIRD CoIns, Haevi,ss 10 days mahogany ~
Brs Roam, Josnson, Eir,b..hpor., coal for Boston ~.
cu.1n 5, shH Ee 10 f. Ioesa. % Co Have & bad ID: .I. -
and fssy weather since crossing The Gulf and have be
schI' Alma (srl, snsiIsrove Knsou Jam Is days ~.
p.merto tc % Brett Son Co. Have had light vnh -
setr Ocs.S w.v. lsfi Loeih,r, Windsor, N. s. p'''
sehr Loya Scranton Lowsen, Charleston dsys sa's
s:hr. eolden Rod' conery. Norsst ,d.y,, grain
schr. Mshs Pbe Csmss;ed), Crawford. DobOy dsyfy~
Scar. Gsorse D.sis, Graham Charleston 6 Ays s'ss
store. and h9grto Durham D.nou- Has been ''T~
sehT John sa.,sp, Lingo Savannah days. o0ssn, H.
sehr Ta.eher TsyOr Nicke,on, Y.Irnoch, as- ,s's
sckI. Quaker City, EerjAnsn, Elzsbe.hpOr', coal @r
port
schr John Wright, Wright Portland days stoSs
schr Arles, Rot.nson, Phila1elphia f0r Prcsh.rcS
sch1. s. T. Garsn Q, Craze, Sew Haven dAJa u
Sehr ADELAIDE. NickersSz, Bsrustsble tsys, IN -
Sch! Yaubse Boy Bes,ey, Hartford days. II 80
sloop Wssh.nttor, Adams, E.izAss;hpor- e"A W. ~
don. ,.r.uuwn
soop Lady washir son Smith Rondogt ooA for -,
sAllED-skirs City Of N.w.Yors; Henry CAy. nGr<J i
bark. Pet FsL Gisss Eliza Bars lBr Bersoas -
Greene Galveston bTiss Jessie EhynAs Conqse-1 S>
var New Era. Rosario and Q market. - 4 J
From usrsuire-shps AsxsDdfios, ho.-sids@'
Or.sns New Orleans: brig Dunhirk Norfolk.
WISD-D1rins he day. light ffoGs ..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
nv TeleRruph.

LONG BRANCp, sept 2, sunsst- NJ invHfd BOZ"
In sisnt Wind islf from he g. weather c'-s, .wss
HIGHLANDS, Sep. y, ssrset-So insad eo1ns
sEtt Wind hsh' trcIn w. weather ciesr - So
CHARLESTON, Sep. 2s-The s.esnshtp Coiu" -
from New-Ycrs, here OF the o0 a: oeSsA7
wharf q, 4 O'Clock this Sunday sfssrnoon- 49, -
BOSTON, Sept .e--Arr. steamer hensnsfon f"~
eephiA h.k -
Of Hishlspd L'sh. ship John Land, from Caeai''
Do frou Bu-ros Ayf-s- ~Srs
SAVANNAH, Sept. &-rhe rrew steamship Ao
Crmvell's hne here st p m. yes;efesy NJ - -
FRANKLIN. La, Sept la-An 'car iaa psHA
from Nev.fork. ,Sae
D. KDAsI, npu Nsu.yoyk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
BROOKZ YN II,ENlS.

The REPUBLIcAn PRINARIEs.-The Republican
primaries were held last evening in the various Wards
and delegates elected to attend the Assembly, Sena
torisi, Judicial, and County Conventions, which are
aIl to be held during this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

CANpvILLg, Mondsy Sept % isS.
ro,,hs s~t ending Monesy Sep. D. lsl cSv Csttr eAn
stn y of Hos, Of Hoses making I car ceds OF nNo
clsdd O5 carloads Of express freight making voc ,ol ss,
sys hsued by the rxpress during the weeh o
vinr an pc,esse d Is Of live stock over ast wsek
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

THE ATLAsTIc-srRIET RAILRoAD.-Regular trips
were made on this line yesterday, and the cars were
we'll filed There is every indication that the enter
prise will prove q success.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Rereipts of Produce.

YcrAr ~ ALL RovrEs sErr 20 ,2tss, e' a. sn Gre
sgc do Barley Sss peheA whsky so do r'0"@''' - wv
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
RIRTH.
MARRIED..

HAMILTON-At No. ISI Sands Brooklyn Thursday,
Sent, - the wife Of Mr. Hugh Hamilton OF daughter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Tie Ntr CTis1ns FIcdytW OF tne I'th OF SepVeui-
Der says of specie:
Receipts this week comprise some 1850, ,OO0 mostly
in bullion. Ihe exports have been limited, and in
cuGed nothing for foreign account. The impression
prevails that large proportion Of $50 600 from Bra
but owing TO the fsct that the mails with s1vices fr
parties here had failed TO arrive when the steamships
Arizona AID Indsnos left for this port disposition
has yet been made Of tn principal part o. the above
cunt.
The receipts at ,iie-wa;er of Flour, Whest, Corn
and Barley for the third week in September in 1853
and 1859 have been ss follOws
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
nj sdiourned till Saturday.
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DA

COURT CALENDAK-THIs DAY. .
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-West Washington
Market case.
EUpRymE CoURT-GEsERAL TERM lenumerated).-
Eos s. S. ST. S. 80 68 inclusive 10, H. a. 75 TO- H. 49, 10
81, 81, 49, SI, IS, Sc. 8s, 80, 81.
BRooKLYs CRY COURT CALENDAR for Tuesday,
s.p -Nos S. g. is H. zS A. l, l5 20 n, ." ~ 81 3d. 3d.
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