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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26
coNutsSIoNFps OF EMIGRATION.

II is Board met Yesterday afternoon ~ 'a'il" Gar.
den at an earlier hour than usual. IN consequences 81
the expected departure ol several OF the members Tor
the country. GIIIAN 4. NIRPLANCk in the chah.
4 bill OF Al leo wa received from Mr. MeIvin,
agent of the yocanc-Tpeang firearms. for the ne o.
tie rifles and pistols that We're used upon staten iabt
bv the police, an the occasion oi the Quarantine rio':
Il stated that twenty thirty Of the pistols hal
rot been returned. and also many NJ the rides IL was
mther stated that several Of the rifles had been PUG
up for ratile in uptown barrcOms, AMI there was
no telling how the weapons innnd their way th.re'N-
cept through the medium Of the police. som" Discus.
ion ensued npon the BILL and the impression seem
to b. that the arms were ordered 10y the Mayor az
Commissioner of Police. aud thai the Police Comn:,-
>ion,Is were responsible.
The n after was referred to Committee on QuaraE-
tine Ia report
ask'rg the Con missioner Ia pay him 500 apiece Tor
hree lots on Wares Island. OF which he claimed Ia bs
he =, >sor Ia fee. Rcfrcdto Committee on Wagis
Island.
The folowiug weekly statement was preseHied
Nan her Enigrauis arrived May ~, lSa......goS
Numb,r OF En.san arr, since, TO May o. l'S.''' 800
10 '''' "''' ''"'''''''''''''' 1859. iSJs. 1857.
Number Of inmate, in Marine Hospital q Sl S!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss I'm its,,
s ss.lsa :" rr S,p ., To Nav s
Receipts ,ucc 20 NAV D. for commute 1900.
tion of Passcnsers, Ac......'.'... 9oV W ''et -
iH .
D.bursoreuts ls pr previous sccount TO ,,,.,
Numb MS 49, Of payments on M.y IS i A55
T., lr; *t5si
The Board then sdjourDed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

A letter TO TIE L0uisrNe Courier, written on I n
day. gives the particulars Of another bloody TRACED!
IN Kentucky. The following is an extract;
" An affrav occurred at NourTiers TOlI-gste, pro-
10, Zen miles from West Point, late yesterday
erer;pg in which A. G.. Terrence stabbed I. v Davis
,,ngb tie heart. The friends Of Davif pursued Iof-
r-,ee. with the intention If taking his lie He DO =,
, ,,.ened his bone in safety barred the doors, add
- -, .I7e infnrg.e mob from him until ete hour
IL The hight. Tie proper authorities et our town a,
TO-, o'cfck last night with the intention Of errestilg
florence, bit since that We hsve learned that T. J..
Davis, q brother 10 the deceased, scot i1rrence
,.-,rf however, We ere somewha. doubtful. TIE
nsr,ies were ueighbo-s, highly respected by all who
knew them though perfect uauacs on their respective
sdss 10 potics ont Of which, we are Informed the d
sculfy ongna:ed.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26
ty,Isr Co,IuIs>IoNrps.

N.--r. Irlme- aud IIa-kct mot On WFirn-iov
Afternoon and az ouInel 20 Thursday Tor want n. soue-
thing 20 10.
\ considerable number Of The complaints again
rorcr Jenl.rs have been placed in the hands 81 tbs
sheriff and the suits vill b. PROS cuied wthou, delay!
Mr. Haskell -ays that The Board will give The qp"r
dealers ,uch stirrirg up rs will cau>' them tn I'D
neatly a,toni,hed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

Y IL were ol,0 pp'r'rl AZ IN very i.r'y co.,
fiinn, especially alog the line Of the fhiri avenss
Railroad WI er che recent improvements on The track
bsd rendered tho crossings almost impas.sba.
The Commissioners HdjoGrDed 10 Friday a; ~
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26
THE LOWBER BARGAIN.

now T,tr NATTER STANDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

CosTFR was held with hrmness but sales limited
and prices unchanged
FRneHIs.--Thc engagements light, while rates
were unchanged To Liverpool 500 bales OF cotton were
engaged 3-1G 10 7-32d and 400 bbs rosn at h. 3D.
There was nothing reported for Glasgow the Con-
tincrt To London 800 bbs sperm oil were engaged
at 22s. Cd.
HAY-The sales embraced about 900 bales for ship
ment, at 65c. a 7cc.
Hors were steady with small sales Of 1868 crop with
in the range Of Sc lac; old nominal. New were
above the views Of purchasers.
LIME in good request with sales Of 600 TO 500 bbs
common Rocand at roc. The other kind was steady at
81 Is.
NOTES.-THE market quiet but steady. sale Of
25 hhds. Porto Rico made at 35c.
NAVAL SToREsStraight lots oispirts Of urpentine were
duh at 45c and 200 bbls in shipping order were sold
at Acc. Common rosin and crude turpentine un
changed and without sales Of moment.
Ons-Iinseed was selling in small lots at 5Sc 59c
crude sperm steady at 81 % 81 ~, and crude
whale at 47c,, while sales were limited
PROVISIONS Pork - Mess exhibited more trmness,
while prime closed heavy and dull The sales embraced
about 500 5000 bbs, including at $l4 81 n
$l5 thin at $l3 SO $13 rs, clear SIG 49, and
prime at $40 so Beefwas heavy and sales small including
country prime at S. SO SO; country mess at 81 81 rs,
and repacked at IS $40 25 and beef hams quiet
Sl4 SIT Lard was firm and in good request with sales
of about COO 700 bbs, including No to prime Western
at 10sc lie Cut meats firm, with limited sales
IKE. for shoulders and at S1sc for hams Butter was
steady and firm for prime TO choice lots Of State Cheese
without change.
SEED.-Cover firm at DC. 91sc, with moderate
sales Timothy steady, with sales at So rs. The
last sales Of Calcutta nseed made in Boston at 81 IS
cash.
RICE sold in a small way at SIC n 4ac
SrGARs-The market was less active, the sales having
been confined to about 500 600 hhds including Cubas
chiefly within the range Of 5ac. &C., with 100 do. Porto
Rico at nc.
WnsKfS.-The market was steady with sales Of about
800 bbls. at 2G1ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

schrs Elliott Freeman. for Boston, Kosspih Gordon do for
Nantucfss James Sss 5 Hews Ross Wilmington
s @ e by s q %s ssaa Sap
5ss on en lay sn ws%ser ssaao
Esas S:ss
%'s% SSsws JaHs Baker, Hand Portsmouth i for
s-Xrr 0rE Eolas Clifford Philadelphia for Boston, sshrs
saSsl ssd
q. for Sr Salem walker rafrsn Portland BRISTOL
N Esss as1y STy a
las rsrsy Jacob s %s%
}ase Baker Arey Francis smith Minnesota James
s9 s Msssr Bds Dos ss ct
Rssy and s Nary 4a Niger Henry Mays
SSS # John. bar ser Kassee
c NOZZLE OBI 1 Aas ss A Arr bark Sherwood Hail. Galveston
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2s-Arr bark Mary Kimball Mcrel-
RSs sc On
c sa % @ s sSf Eass Ham Ky
TGMsa e sea Avg 18Th ship ssliana bark Xristdss
s sir John qHssssy E nxss
Ida Norfolk Virginia. Me!amora Nyork; Cashier YOnkers
SEw BEDFoRD, Sept cid ship syren Rush, Boston.
NEWPORT Sept arr brigs Edwin Haskell Boston for
Jacksonvis Louisa Tnrpie Ksnnebunk for Philadelphia;
e @ Ss9f 'ais sssns I?s@ss
sbs Cor fssdsha Rio bcmon Bath for s' New
York Genroy Wakefield Gardiner for do Sea Mark, sher-
ss for
iSr KycTk ThSrns. DAVIS FAN River er do soop VIM
All Rs
mouth for NYorE; N i Read kelley NBediord for do
char schrs Brown Endicot, Warren for phladel.
s sd Eli % 'Sss Der Der
MIN port the arrivals of this day; bark lucy Ann
Blade Tirre Munsel dienroy, Mary of New London.
sn 5 Aug % M Ss
II iss bssss a.ssssSs S5.ss ws
Stevenson @Fy rs
bark MONMOUTH, Smith, Marseiles schrs Lewis York,
PoRTsIoUTH, Sept i4Arr schr o Thompson, Pennng-
Amanda GSsy and Hannah D. Ssksrsoa S7oE Cd
m Fs sassr
R T sn sa Sssah1 or ss
1 Fs y W% h smith, f per %sns sbo
Te Rondea' WaSeGed consden New York siOop
srR ssy'h is sf ve
swan Dill New YORK sloops Emily Chase For Even Near
both WENT hxsG Ne%po r Also I'D
err Philadelphia; Wave Smith, do; Washington Merrill New
York
4thArr steamer Ospray, Kenney, New York schs Bee.
yoshe Petersburg Va Expedite Beebe Alexandria, James
Dyery, Carroll, New Brnswck; John Watson Packer
Case New York; sloops Davis Davis Port Even; De-
cepon Smith, Mary Dallas Racket do Sid schs Madon-
| da, veazie; Amon Bacon, Williams, and Steemans
Young Philadelphia Areis Chase do Cor Eorfol saie
Busting Sinclair, New York sloops Harvest Corwin ana
| Victory Gladding, do
Island Henry Finch Davy NYork Tuns De Pew Edmonds,
Albany Mathew johnson, NYork; Josephine Walbnrry,
Albany Sid steamship Roanoke Couch Work bark znga-
| SAVANNAH Sept l-Cld schr Golden Gate, Hammond,
Philadelphia Below bark and schr supposed to be the
Henderson and Target.
SOMERSET, sept2 -Ar schr Only Daughter, Falkenburg
Alexandria.
WILMINGTON NC, Sept 3-Cld schr L P Smith, Brown.
| for NYork.r
| WEXFORD, Sept S-Arr schr Connecticut, Pratt, Por'
Even. Sid Mary Turbel, Thomas, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

and arncared 10 be indignant an frightened by his
nos,ion His right name is said To- be H. j. Leslie
This morning the Chief Of Peice examined his Garnet
bag containing the business 10 tiers and other correspond
encc Leslie and such 'ot Of of anxious inquiry
relative obtaining rosilios and employment were per
haps before seer. Among them is a certificate
from smith, WoodmaD Co., OF the employment OF Iino
ladies', teachers, through Henry Johnson, one of tho
aliases; this firm selegraphed for his arrest certificate
OF j. H. Wheeler and Edward Clark OF his employment
the Patent Oftce; letter from Hon Stephen A. Douglas
to Capt Mcigs, asking employment for Leslie personal
favor; memorandum showing that he received $40
from eight young ladies' note of Orvn Carey, endorsed
by Wallace Elliott which DR. f. promo forgery other
papers showing that he had acted agent of the Mount
Vernon Association Among the papers num-
Der Of OF lett ers directed to Austin Myson who had adj
vertsed short time ago in the Baltimore san for fifty
young men TO engage in profitable business each to
have cash capital Of S. bank circulars of the
School Institute, the Mount Vernon Association, blank
cepts for the same; handbs Offering his services
guide to travellers at the North Mr. Chambers sought
TO employ him in the latter capacity and in his reply TO
him he says that he is twenty -four years of age, nom
Der Of no church, friend of religion and give
ference to his honesty and sobriety With regard 70
his employment and residence in Washington, IL was
within year and during that time he succeeded in swind
ling several OF citizens OF whom have visited
him in the Jail and identified him the person An ai
fectionae letter from his sister, inviting him home and
eXhortng him TO overcome his ''spunkN and come aud
attend his fathers farm, implies that he not without
layes who will feel deeply the degradation of their mis-
led kinsman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06


s....,. , CLEARED.
steamship Northern Light, Tinklepaugh Aspinwal-D
Steamship Moses Taylor, MCGOWAN, Aspinwall-M Ro
Steamship Thomas Swami, LryGeld Baltimore-H B Crom
SRh ,Egs Ontario osme s.; Nnnrn Co.
William LcTd . sasaac Peters Hera
hhs sonss ss EssandSp sSe Hoson
.. sg Res,aurador DAM Peterson Naguabo-Gaway Ca
g @ Cole s SsP
schr yapor, Mitchell, Mobile surges Chairman Co.
SSr1es nsss so
s shr G Gieg Murray arn Murray
sssE Hs Fs %sd. sas%S Fss Abbott
G dnn Maria Pnn,dr Louisa Cummings FAN Riyer-aser
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
steamship Jason fBD, Nicholson Galway, Aug 20, and st
Johns MI h with mdse and 453 passengers to the Amer
Steamship Locust Point French Savannah with mdse to
l, Cromwell Co % inst, PM in savannah River spoke
sp shand Chief of Bath bound 4th PM passed schr
sas with
s Ssi 6 pys Pan Light gnaEea propeller bound
Steamship thssspeafe, crowei Portland, with mdse and
Ship Medallion lof Richmond Me-, Theobad, Liverpool g.
days with COAL to master Has experienced 20 days
Ship Isaac Webb Hutchinson Liverpool July a. with mdse
5 I a% BARK sesd Co. inst
The has westerly winds drno Inc on
tire PASSAGE has been 20 days from the Grand Banks
yera icebergs in LAT 49, lon Al 3 took pilot from boat No II
in Ion 65 49, Aug 49,
Bark Grace Hammond of Boston, Mahoney Bristol Al days
with iron TO master Was boarded by pilot boat Nee No 20
Bark Simon Prus), zeke, Shields 10 days. with coal to II
Brig Enterprise (Brl Kenny, Gibraltar 70 days with mar
bic, DC, to j Atkins Go.
Brig La Favoria DUTCH, Debrot Truxo Aug 81 with sar
saparila hides, &c, 10 Jos Foukes Sons.
Brig Cyclone of Westporp Cheney Matanzas with sugar
&c, Anchored at the Lower Quarantine
brg Ayoseta r Tuzo, Inagua IL days, with salt to Nc
Brig Jenny Lind Mitchell Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Geo Hoffman of Fall Rive Lewis st Augustine Fla
20 days via Norfolk 2days with 100 head horned cattle to
Perpall: vessel to Post Small light easeriy wea
schr Loysi Peacock Mankn Charleston days with cotton
S S Abbott Lawrence Wilson, Wilmington, NC days
schr IRIS cook, washington NC, 3days
schr Medad Plat, Smith, ocracock, days.
schr statesman, Mott, Alexandria, 4 DAYS.
schr Fanny Davis, Evans Virginia DAYS
schr raSllne sonper, Virginia. days
schr Avon, Woodmanson, Virginia days
Schr Alice, Howell, Baltimore, DAYS
schr I Ansa A kSn Eia;spSrt days
schr Caroline D. Rhodes, vinalhaven, 3daya
schr Jos Lane Low, Gloucester
Schr J Reid Sedson, Gloucester.
Schr Miranda Hillard, Boston, 3daye
Scir J W, Faulkin Boston, 3 days
Schr Alfred Barrett, Jones, Boston for Albany
schr y Cox, Cornish, Boston for Albany
kchr Roscius, Lincoln, Taunton
Gchr Lady Adams Davis, Somerset 2days
Schr Orion, Davis, Fall River 2days
scir vandaia, Small, Providence, days
fcbr Mary Turbet, Thomas PROVIDENCE 2davs
fchr Waterman Deal, Newport, z days
schr Daniel Webster Nickerson Albany for Boston
SchrJ w Maitland Speed Rondout for Baltimore.
Steamer Petel Baker, Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
Court of General Sessions.

before Judge RUSSELL
SEPT 5.-The September term of the General Sessions
opened this morning by Mr. vandervoort the clerk calling
the panel of Grand Jurors. quorum of gentlemen
moned the grand inquest not being present. those
swerng to their discharged till Tuesday when
the City Judge will deliver his charge the usual topics
The most OF the forenoon occupied in listening to the
excuses offered by the petit jurors the majority of whom
expressed great anxiety to be relieved from this duty by
reason of pressing business engagements. Judge Russell
however, rigdly applied the rules of law, and would not
excuse any person who did not furnish legal excuse
The only case disposed Of by the jury charge of
grand larceny preferred by Michael Sharkey, Cuban
sailor who swGs that on the Goth of May Sl55 in money
was stolen from Inn by James Currans in Worth street
Henry Curtis ana Chas. W. Eckerson jointly indicted
with Currans ai the evidence of the complainant went
to show that he partook Of drugged liquor Currans
found guilty and sent to the State prison for years
stephen Sherwood, convicted several months ago Of
larceny, was sent TO the State Prison for two years
A CHEAP PLACE TO LIvE.-The chaplain of a
United States vessel stationed in the China seas says that
aborng can live comfortably in the interior of the
country ON food costing only cent day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
- " 'on'' po ior eght mos 1913 1859 900 39348,
Export ofspecic for eight mos. ST. ,3e2 600

T7V-10VV
The total amount Of cash duties received at this port
during the month - 43 1o against lis during
the month last year.
Since january the export of breadsus from this port
oGreat Britain has almost wholly ceased hence part
the difference between the export Of domestic produce
this year and last On the other hand the export of
specie has been exceedingly large the largest known
during the same period Of time. And it may be said
70 nave almost ceasedhe export during the and
e ensuing month is not likely to absorb more than our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

tahadah Hour was selling IN small lois at 81 IS % FOR
common TO extra brands Southern flour in fair de-
mand without change in prices the sales embraced about
$500 bbs closing within the range of the above quota
IONS Rye Hour was steady Of quotations.
about $50 to 400 bbs at the above quotations Wheat
was less active and prices lower for most descriptions
the sales footed up about 600 bushels including good TO
PRIME white Canadian at 81 40 81 49, new red Western
at d IL, choice new white Indiana ut 81 49, with Michigan
white and Chicago spring at D. t. Corn was less buoyant
while the footed up about 40 600 bushels inclndinr
new mixed Western in store and afoat, at Soc &c. and
new southern yellow at S31sc. Rye was frmer with
kaes az SIC a s3c Barley was quiet and nominal Oats
were IN good request and 1c. to &C. per bushe better
42c. ~'' NV y ~'''N'' ~
Co1ToS-The market inactive and sales somewhat
VI real character, having been confined TO about 300
oaies' paseo upon the following quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

MISCELLANEOUS.
- sExsER or THE COLLEGE SURGEONS PARIS,
SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsT
BAVARIA,
and many Of the principal soveregns and dgnnares OK
Au0p'' 1srIrTn AVENUE.
The numerous requests that have been addressed s
he e S li4s aS sys h 70
MS means sSsfH2fPs n opened his
- 49, Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
Where ne WIN De most happy receive patients between the
"a. NJ. and 5P.M.
ihese suREoS b Gpg
g %SS Ss relieved entirely - '''-''' ''' s''
EVERY OTHER ArNrsr S Is fhE 2k SAHs, ana
DR. sCHTOsSER
has the satisfaction Of stating that he enabled to do this
COURSE Of THE MOST 1857 s sn21 AND usRHxrr
where careless or incompetent practitioner simply pro-
MONETARY RELIEF
he 81 gases W " 9 The DISEASE
na w. fossisf 6oFils Of IF FUTURE ANNOYANCE
~ '''''' CONSTANT DAILY suFFER1NGs.
In addition " A s b s TsHb FEssoss He
mat 'hs may Fl asSss with the most
under certainty that they will be subjected 10
DURING III MS f OPERATIONS:
DR.. scHLossER
so mas he Of laying before the public at his con-
Sas rooms ExTkA P;Sf II AZ SATISFACTION
s'sn = UNSURPASSED 1ss STYLE OF TREATMENT
numerous list of testimonials from the distinguished
members Of re ROYAL FAMILIES OF EUROPE.
g. g. vel YELL IS nnmberless ones from
DIFJ5 iHkS9SEs,
MILITARY CELEBRITIES
A''A MERCHANTS and ,u,,a
from which SH he g seHs Ss,. Ss
sshlSssr sans
i es H n IS
beaucoup de talents ct sans lie mondre doueur
j. cer,ae oue sRs sch n.nsn11 cAssonzsr
dom1reux avec beaucOup de dexee Ct me fare
Mr. Sssr has sng se family
w F. PHILLIPS
Mr. " RICE, FORMERLY EDITOR OF THE rErssyIyAsAs
Mr. has extracted two cons from toe which
ease with which he operates is and cheerfn
caliy and without pain. WI RICE.
n lands PRESIDENT or WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT
Mr. Schosser has extracted eight painful from my toes
without the least pain and the greatest satisfaction myself
would by all means recommend him to everybody "a
tormented with these evils. s. NJ. LAMBS, VI. d.
r. =. TAYLOR MANAGER BANK OF UPPER
Dr. schosser has removed several from feet with
out pain. 4. T. TAYLOR,
HON. Z. A.. DEssAULIEs, LOWER CANADA
lie Doccur Scfo~er Went de moter deux tres
fondement enacDes dams les chars on-
Dire doulour. L. A. DEssAULLEs.
GENERAL r. PATTERSON PHILADELPHIA
Doctor Schosscr has operated the feet family
and did IL very well. Il. PATTERSON,
DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND,
III IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES
Sight bills on the
UNION BANK LONDON,
BANK or LIVERPOOL,
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND,
In sums from 81 upwards.
Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
rs Wall street. N. Y.
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MARITIME INTELLIGEN CE,
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

Star of the West New York Sept ....Aspnwal
North Star ..New York. Sept 70. 49, '' .Aspnwall
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
fMPRE CiIY-from New YORK ~ arriving at Havana 18th
and New Orleans 10TH From New Orleans Goth Havana I'D
arriving at New York 2Sh.
CAHAwBA-From New York 18TH arriving at Havana 18th
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 2h Havana 3h
arriving at New York Sd.
PM ADrIPnA-From New York 18th, arriving at Havana
2Sd and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9Th Havana
9th, arriving ut New York 18th.
DE soTo-From New York 9th, arriving at Havana 1st
irving nj New York 10Th.
NB.When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers win
sail on Monday except from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and letters intended The New YORK HERALD
should D. sealed
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Tie movement OF the foreign trade is, as the above
table shows, very large such falling off the import
ers desired the public to expect has yet taken place
September doubtless, will show balance in favor Of last
year.
The following tables will show the trade OF the port for
the eight months which have elapsed of the current calen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

- T. IT.
AsHEs-The sales embraced IS bbls pots at S. &c.
Pearls were quiet and nominal.
BREADsTrFFs.-Flour-The market was more buoynnt
and new flour from new wheat higher while flesh
ground from old wheat was also frmer. The sales en-
braced about 1000 to 1000 bbs closing within the fol
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MONDAY, Sept. 5-sP. M.

T. VI,
The tables Of the foreign trade Of the port for the month
of August have been completed at the Custom House. and
present the following contrast with the corresponding
e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
Notice IN Mariners.

NOu1cc 10 mariners
and o9erWse repaired would proceed station
Wha1emen.
SD IRON New Bedford Sd inst bark Smyrna, Webb, Atlantic
CID from Maaposett Sd inst bark Samuel Thomas Hoxe
II sS mills Ms Sc q q S Ssss Yd p3u Tss
was seen Aug l5 between Falsterbr and the Outer
&c Brig Thomas Achon Tbbes hence for Mansana Aug
Foreign Ports.
Grahams Policy Norton So nnc and others Sss as be-
rom s6s s,s B. G Wright
sslles for Nsw YORK Sid July bss salas
@ Massa @ s sGs ssse
Layarla drom Malaga, NYcrS. .O'' 1'''Al" N'us'Aip
ship Washington caan @ ondea WAS
S an Wcna s for s1ns
Falmouth r Eah , Rsnnsy for Salem Adr
Soresn Handy King DP Bro%n unc ;1WsPn sew s
9uEiEc, Aug slArr ship Deuichand, Meyer, WORK.
ndan s" IVY Ss prev bark Evadne Davis date VIM
TRuxIno Aug 2l-No Am vessel in port.
Pks 5o ws North Mort BnIsos
shire Evening 4, Ans%srp p1 Josephine aSoe
on m Eel ps At
22d, Patten, at do "''
AT Ss 8as Ass ss1 Esps 4s psn vepo.
s sa from N9or Aug Il % @ The WGyas 18th En-
raid Isle and Great Western, from Liverpool.
iT Aug from from liverpool
Sid for Boston Aug p, De Soto, from Liverpool
The Euroean Foshenberg for Boston, put into Greenock
Aug q leaky.
Home Ports.
AALE%XANDRIA seBt SID brgs Anitelope Gsnn s.
Eleanor Lane NYork; Eliza Pharo Cramner, Bridgeport;
o %IS%SY s Henry Brown Banter
1ndria Grace dirder Paine Philadelphia Cid chr Berry
' Barn Srss
aeh Higgins nnos ponse
Martins ien rowe Rh%ond 'f1fS hrsy sn Bre
Msrx s sr9up Aexandra Adele Ba
Patterson Hand Baltimore Samuel Roian, Candy, and
Camden aa %sy cy Ns%ns S and
Rockand yeTil RondoIt New York Goodsell, Com Kear
Te %sssS sy Syes s1 % fss s
Hons h sTss % s: 6ars Emblem os%an
sh-Arr 1by isD brig Geo Downes Calais Below banks
Lex Port an Prince Delhi Havana Also, US steamer wy
BAITiMoRE Sept gpArr selah, Could Boston; Nancy J
waader Person NYors bark Cavalier Mciead Rio aneiro
SH iS's
@
PR Hesnder r Rood FL Rogue; schr Priscilla Gator Are
BRAzos Aug the bar, schr Florencer, Mount
s Avg saS- sc hrs sr Iawy
for NYork
BANGOR, Sept 2-Cld schrs Ospray, Weymouth, Charles
Ton; Dime, White, do. -
s $ s pens hs ssr
Isle, Wnsmore Philadelphia.
Wv Sssa%ss Columbia Berry
EAsTPORT, Aug 2S-Arr brig Triad, Wooster, Windsor
land sid 31st for PHILADELPHIA
GALVESTON, Aug 26-In port brigs East, Weber and
Empire Miller dsg; State Of Maine, Gates, wig
GEORGETOWN, G. Aug 29-Cld brig Enoch Benner GIN
NYork '
HOLMES HOLE, Sept I, PM-Arr bark Dacatob Bourne
Bristol for City Point brig Vermont -, Cardenas for Bos
tom schrs Silver Magnet Perry Clark Scu Nav
Cobb Richard vaux, Frink; W Bartlett Endico and
Mercer Robnson Boston for Philadelphia julius Webb Ed
wards, do for Work Mary Emily Chase Harych for do
Sma,ne Johnson, Weymouth for Philadelphia; Maho
Charleston SD briggs William Dresser Mary Farrow.
Id-AT brig Tanger, Pendlelon Boston for Philadelphia;