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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
Lthe Clarendon Hotel-sr Tonn Reunie, Eon. Grartey
Berkeley VIM Brow knglsyd Sh.rgsw guo.r' Gasrles
sn1esm ana ismy w.. W nd s wn Sosea
servant governor q he Bahamas A. aains Ensisnd Ms
Edwara Curtis, u Crsmer, Il. W. Douglass, New York
ssSs hsnsy YETI sss
Lieut. Fourth Dragon Guards. Corfe Cssler Dorset.
w. sshaz sss @.a NJ aad M.s VIM liadsa Mrs.
. and N s
n T JOIN MnnD
500, sibbad, J Quinn huffman, Mrs Haywoo Mr.
5a orr Or H Rksaa II aaa Mr. rss: s
s wa 6hs M and ssp ss @ ssa
sneh Mr. Gsrce IN SGonsn Napier Nv Ward ME- Ed
Mas sso Mrs aud Mas Ward oo
90 Fugeraie Mr. Rosn aod Nephew Mr. Hogats Dorm
Stone w srnes Eawa,d asson sr Joha fss
sfs & re. a0tEs;d hu g sn ae as
1S Gssg uso 5ser s ss.as os
As.yey S Berahe NJ Ecses VIM senboe, s josa
R sas 7sqasa ssRss 5oss
stla,sn, a EggeFt Water ABBOTT, sober. socse, Mrs.
Rosenord.
From Esh,s9ons, &c IN s'sa1,,bip Jam:stownJno
two en aahen ss k rs xs ssd
ME- asoTs we n. Ss' Ss Ss ssans
Mhs TcmYkirs, John n tyler, Henry Tyler Mullen r
bss a Alden, 4 Benton 3 richmond v Knowles. B
Fop nsnord s6 lady, Mrs Mc9rsgor and child, ars
Campbell Eve children and nurse Mr. senrS Miss
Bractie Ihom,a. n Gaunerbers. PerpaI, cSss o.
Oh sar5 @ sqs ~ ss'on
Geo swan, P . wilk.na W wilkins. v Guy Sea
bury L Paraer, u Emmett russe-snd eleven in the
sseersge
DEPARTURES.
For southampton Hamburg IN the steamship saxonis-
In Joanyaist New FORK; W Francis and lady, do; q
MARE EeI tnps Js'aea and albert Salem. New YORK
phonee Eesce San Francisco; Leopold Lowenha Fdu ,yl
ssass,e 60; nr hsrn,z Boston; Zelner New Yok; e
.omann ritsburg Fred Ctmsieni, Soeboygan via Pau
Dours lsdy and sree children. Orleans Guile Jean
Canere d.; W Fhnips lsdy and child Wes,chese rshre
England David Neike Prcussen Thomas ood and lady
New YORK; Antoine Cbosy. lady and child Rosson: BnSo
h.yn souih america George u.sla, New York; Joseoo
Baungarte, Cincinnati; ocsve Gsrim. New Granads Cers
cnnsn; Madame bachelet Francisco; Theresa PATE
CINCINNATI Madame Louise New Yors i,oas Her ron and
lsss' Detroit ''hs'' u the 'ssFs1s together
For Savannah. In the steamship Eunt ville-A Gamm i
ssndford VIM Marshall Jas Carney Cowdery b BROCK
bank and daughter Finch; srcsiAnd, Thos Coleman
Clemen, 0ertiDg: W Crtenden Ab.am s.een Joseph
Drey UhAs Bsudet jerome Beers 9 Ballet, brown ]
SON and two children MISS Jendrew Lewis sreselder Mss
smith Mn Wier, Miss COX and niece John Dsnforth VIM
Muller, d N Heevss. Marcus, Moss sclig, . Mar
Rossneld Coe sordlinger and WIFE Pat Eely, + de
burn j. Lseb, Wolf NJ Gamneid, M Lee, Clopton James
Decker, Newbalt Morris.
For Richmond, DO in the stesmship Yorktown-Jas Gem
LANCE, sennet, Rev Mr. lsead and family TbosA Bunk
iey, Macy q hunt Jos johnson, X nuDksr Ars WI
.inlor m koberson Bite sni lady MY Wright jas
Mes arEasrong Wiighs, lady aud chiio 1pt Mira
Fanni, Nis seiron, Stevens, Patterson, Mrs sung
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

speaking VI the airy goods trade, the Independent Oh ".
day says
1he market iz not 80 active as usual At this season
The auction saes The increase aud importers
selling legs from private store. Goods are beiug more
pressed through the auction room, and auction will
give the 10 the market for balance OF the
Prices weak, except fer very degrablc styes goo1s
Prces OF dress siks rather unsettled in price, in
view OF the large approaching public sales The sales
aFeaoy held have Drawn large atendak ce, ami good
average pfcee have been obtained, the goods being
wanted but there not thai buoyancy which takes place
when supply known net 10 be Domestc goods
are actVe and COTTON fabrics in good supply and
rather easier 10 price, though in sr demsnd. Prints
also active In wooens, riouselng de- lame and fancy
casrmeres In very GOOD demand. Prices of choice
styles and qual!tiee we'll maintained, but there 10
large Offering OF fkhris net Of prime Qualities, which
heavy ~ Price The wants oil tho country gre@ and
will unqnest!onabiy take the bulk OF the supplies, yet
iaere .iI be large remainder, which has Oppressive
effect on pficss,
We read thu following angular statement in the Albany
Eoefing Joiunat-
The telegraph report for the press gave on Monday
night, the following stock report from New York
SECOND .oMp-Slock dull at the second board Pacific
hal, 81; New York Gen. "a; Reading Al Mich. Gen. ~
Gs chi. 60; Ill. ceo. 90; Cev Toll FAX; CHI 4 4
the circular Of New York broker gives the report Of
the ciCeag gales As foliows;--
NArka, i-m. Pacific NAL s2,s offered, 50 asked, N
Cep. 70 55I; READING "A Az Mich Cen As; Gal 4
CHI. ~; H. Cen. %; clev. TOT 241s Chi R, 81
674.
ise,e are important discrepancies in these quotations
and e errors are radical Ones difficult ito sscrbe any
carse but desgn. They have the effect to deprecate
prizes to those who hold stocks for In
70 SCI, snd thus s more to lower the price. Whether
this 10 the object the reporter explain As If con
firm the pubc In their impressions of the total unrsla
by Of the stock quotations. teegraphed for the press
York Central at s when The actual quotations range
from 1854 10 49, single discrepancy OF this kind might
be overlooked ss It might be supposed TO result from
adyerferce But wben for days in succession similar
discrepancies occur il looks ike design and renders the
reports OF merely useess but mschievous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02


The market for American securities continues 10 be
characterized by me dulncss have la.terly had
10 report Where raes pressed lower prices have TO
be accepted Some ots Of United Staes per cent bonds
1874 have lately been rernttee are Offering from
20 s21z. In railroad bonds the demand is slow; lew
View York Central Pennsylvania Central, Panama. and
ast named have fallen during The week one per cent
lnos .bafes remain very heavy, nj decline Of fuzzy
one per cent New York and Erie securities are quite
neglected. Consols close s5H 10 fer money and
count meeting of the siock aud bondholdeYs of the
New York and Ere Railroad Company Ia intended TO
held Friday, the 2sh August at the London Tavern
Ut one O'Clock 70 appoint depuaton 10 proceed 10 New
York TO confer with the Directors the affairs OF the
company and for other purposes connected Herewith
10 desirable for all parties interested TO attend the
meeting
The following, which we find In the London Times Of
August To- relates to the affairs Of the New York and Erie
Rarosd-
LONDON, August 16, 1852
The New York and Erie Railroad Company TO which
one Of the great leading trading bodies of America Il
therefore well that the English public should be informed
OF Their principles Of business.
mben the fourth mortgage bond interest became
Seny que the company paid In full with their funds
mana and while these lasted the coupons first presented
eendng suonequent claimants empty away. Thus how.
ever ~ may ne explained, undue precedence has been
gwen 70 rome creditors ohere of course the dis
tant unneirenoed Englfn bondholders ike myself and
others, are sscrinceu
On hr. Aoran's accepting the responsible management
OF the company ne PAID visit IN Engan purposely az
ne ssaed ~ or personal presence Representations IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
Naval Intelligence,

The United States frigate Cumberland was Funcnai
bay Maeers The sth OF August, and expected
Fail Immediately for Portsmouth N. H. Officers and
were Gil well.
The United States irgate Constellation Captain john
Nicolas, Was u MRoeirs the sth ult.
Advices from the Macedonian, Capt Levy, at Leghorn
August g. state thar ste about TO leave spend
remainder Of the cruising OF the Of Syria
paying special attention TO whatever the American
ter at Cons'a2tnople might srCgest important TO
American interests.
RE United STAKES sloop Of war Levant, Commander VIM
T. Hunt VIII "a called from ths port last Hay 20 join the
Pacin; squadron, was a. Rio JsDero July %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

SUNDAY Music CENTRAL PARK-YEsnSG OF THE
CENTRAL PARK CosMIssoSERs--DR. ]. l.. HArcH's LET
TEs The Commissioners Of the Central Park held
meeting yesterday afternoon at tue In Nassau
street. as ueua the business transacted done in Sc
cret and account Of the proceedings traaspred ex
cept In relation to the letter petition OF Rev j. L
Hatch for permission to have Sunday musical enter.
tainnents the Central Park. The matter up for
disposal, and, after few minutes delbers.on by IN,
Board was laid the table for an indefinite period.
After the adjournment of the meeting the members OF
the press desired copy Of the letter for publication,
which was peremptory refused by the clerk, at the
geson Of several members of the Board. l. liz under
STOOD however, that the letter space of three
pages Of fooscap paper and is Christian appeal TO the
Com missioners to allow these Sunday musical
entertainments, for the benefit OF the thousaud,
Of our metropolitan artisans who during the
week, are confined In diugy and badly ventilated
workshops. DR.. Hatch certainly deserves great
commentator for hs true Cnristau spirit and manliness
OF purpose in taking leading position in the adoption OF
70 aneorate the condition aud cater for the
welfare of our working clasres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

The stock In this Market on shipboard not
cleared stated, though returns complete
would not fall much under 40 000 bales The stock hand
embraced about So COO balee, while that on shpboard
IL supposed might possibly swell the to the
total stated.
FREIGHT engagements were limited. To Liverpool
about AGO SEQ bales were engaged nj led. 3d. and
Is nseed cake at t. To London 100 tons lnseed
cake al 20s. To hamburg, 900 bbls rosin were en-
goged by steamer g. Cd 40 other continental ports
eDrsgemenH were light
FISH Dry cod firm and in fair demand and with
In day or two rome 200 3c0 quntals ST. Georges
have been Hod a. 81 621s, with lot of Beverly at 81
12H. Mackerel were firm, with moderate GALES OF No
at Sis so, No. nt IS rs So Smoked herring were In
fair cemnnd at 25c 2Sc pickled herring were in fair
rceueet, with ssea Of Halifax at l6c. a lsc.
FIRE CRAcEERs.-sales Of 1000 boxes were made at
81 SO a 81 IS.
BAY was steady with sales Of SEQ 1000 bales at e5c
7tc. per 100 lbs.
LIME Sales OF q lew hundred barrels common were
nude al Csc. ana lump at 81 16 for Rocklgnd.
MoIAssEs Sales OF 30 hhds Cuba muscovnio were
made at &c. 25c, and 400 do clay Tor dsting at
18c
NAVAL SToRES-The market for spiritr was unchanged
and fales light About 800 bbls ,urpen,ne were
fold al So 43Z. Common rosp was quiet
Ons-Tbe market was quiet, ana saes of rnost de-
sc1p'iops were moderate, while sales were light.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork-The market opened with increased
frmness and animation but closed heavy The sales EN-
braced about 200 bbs including m-ss ut sl4 rs
$40 10, closing at the inside nguro mess at Sl3 SO
$lS 1b prime mees, ~ Sl2 go 3d. clear negs ut SIT
in fair request, with saeg of about 200 bps Including
country PRIME AZ So 60 sc; mces do, at &c rs 81 26
repacked mess lat 81 rs $40 and extra do $40 IS
81 10. Cut meats we're In gh. supply and the demand
limited Gales OF about 80 pack including shoulders,
at 711c and hams o, sac. asAc. Lard was i.m prime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
CoroncrA' Inuuests,

FATAL ACCIDENT TO CHnD.-coroner Jsckman held an
inquest, at the New York Hospital upon the body Of
boy named Richard Henry Smith, who died from the ef
fects OF Injuries accidentally received by falling out Of
third story window ct the Caharne and Cherry
streets. Verdict, Accidental deathn
FOUND DRowSED-The body Of an unknown child was
found floating the East river yesterday nearly opposite
Bellevue Hospital and was brought ashore and placed in
fe dead house for action Of the Coroner An
vii be held upon the body to-day.
FATAL FALL FROM WINDOW. coroner 0Keefe held an
,nouest at No. 81 Cherry street, upon the body Of Anne
nj native of Ireland, aged sixty years, who died
from e effects OF injuries accidentally received by falling
out Of the secnd sory window OF her residence as above
verdict, Accidental death"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

favor Of the Character and foidy OF the company, 70
inapire the booohoders with fresh confidence aud In
duce them TO forward with additional subscr ptons
70 The fourth mortgage. Not only has this confidence
been misplaced but Of the bcndholders feel toaD
selves deceived and unfairly dealt with by the grAtu
holders.
have been told tbat the railway company accepts in
OF traffic charges ts overdue coupons at their
full value This, sgan must initiate against these mort
gage bends on this side Of the Atlantic at least Us.
The movement Of tho banks in the four principal cities
Of the Union in which weekly reports are made, as
shown by their last statements, is as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
MARlqIME INTELAIGEACE.


CLEARED
Steamship saxonia dIaml Ehlcrs, Hamburg-Kunhardt
s.eamshp Huntsville Post sayannab-H Cromwell y 90
ttesmsnp YorsUwn. PA-riss Norfolk Ec-Ludam a taei
sbip St Louis Jacobs sydrev Nsw.
ship 0ultvstor. RUSSELL .iverpool-wllisrs Guion
sbip Yorktown. Meyer, London, 1rinneli
Ear sa. s mSs
Esrs trsrI as.sei I' siIsnies.rF ssia 90 o. -
ssphsas sssss
ssys Ed g sep "la @ 'ason
Brig nealh Loud, Aexandr:a-,J hcxee
scSr Charles Dyer Jaessonvile~ EFT, Son 4 Co.
fem Ecsferd Webb luledes. s.vspnsh
sssr fss, ssss Co.
s sssr o pS.e snoos ssssh Fs
sesr Pearl lark, h,,hmond. !; e,un, ssght -.
sssr s ms wsrIer . rssdssissa'spsgs . allen
Steamer Steam a Scv city Bell Thiiadelnhn -~'''
ARRIVED.
Steamship Africa r Shannon. Liverpool Aug 40 al 13o
sunday s so IN IN denss tog Avg 80 lsso n Lay a
,roia ,hp Roger Paea i,% sasds
ana raaaensera. 70 Icdlaa 4 Msiacken.
ssn hsper res 40 t9a C cn r., sssvs ~ to
tended ior the gou,he.n tlsds
fore DAYS in ballast to massr Came 70 this port to load
Brig Santiago cren, r,sentrocs. Port au Plat, Aug 90
With ah0gsny &c, TO oslocke, Eeugen II Eel ,heit
Schr Pacific of Washington, MOI Farrell ~ ryttns Aug
IT, with DUKES Sons Passed sorhrero aug IL
srr Efza, Of Norfolk; scSTs Miner and
Brown. lying at anchor
schr Cumberland, Lawrence. Baltimore days
2chr Cesuus Carman, CALAIS. days
Gcbr Princess. Lowell Boston, ) days
SCbr Howard A Sssers SteveIs Roato1 for Albany,
Sch Uonvoy, Russell Bottop for albany.
Steamer Delaware. Gopes Philadelphia.
Steamer PeLe. Baker. Providence
BELOW,
ship Camden Talman, from Liverpool 40 days with dse
TO Durham Dirnon.
Ship (of Bath) Drummond Leghorn GO dsys-wss
boarded sch ult by pilot boat Ezr6 Nye, No2.
SAII.Eu.
Steam ships Esxonia, Of and for Hamburg; huntsville. S
yannah yorEown orfok chips Harvest Queen and Dull
vator liverpool; Independence Oflcsne Guy Manner
ing mobile; banks AeronAut, Demsrars Flood Mobile;
Semi Morley Jr. 81 Marks Edlsto, -.
Also sailed, shp Yorktown London.
Wind during the day NV tow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

TIC Louisville Journal says that the Major A. Done'.
son gho ced recently at Lglolrcbe La, moi andrew
Jackson poaelfOn the adopted or inc hero Of gsr
,lsge, aud candidate for Vice President the ticket
nth the Hon. billiard Fillmore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Canadian flour was selling IN small lots ct 81 80 SIS
Southern was in fair demand and prices Unchanged the
GALES embraced about 1000 bbs closing within the range
Of quotations WheatWh the exception good prime
lots Of new the market heavy and Irregular the
embraced about 5000 bushels, including Kentucky
81 % white DO et$ as 81 SO, white Southern 81 3lG
81 49, new white Indiana A. 81 49, and small lot of new
extra fancy and choice butchers county 81 S. Corn
more buoy ant and in better request With sales Of atou
$1,000 buehes including old Western mixed store o.,
Soc new ditto, afoat lat Sic, and yellow ut $50 Rye
was steady, with GALES Of about 400 bushels a. soc Sic
Barley was quiet Oss were steady in fair request
with GALES Of State at SIC 4oc and Of Canadian at SOC
a4lc
toFFEE-The auction sae held to day Grew good and
sprted company. and the whole passed off at fun prices
the fas having been considered very good one About
$3.50 bags Of Rio we're disposed OF at 103sc l2sc.
rage lie. The saes besides embraced about 900 bacs
common RIO for export, ut 105ac: $50 ditto good pr
wte terms and about 900 bags Maracabo az private
terms. There VIE aso another movement ia java and
5000 nnts were sod at private II stated that
toe market had been pretty well swept Of all lots under
15Ac
corToN.--The sales embraced about 500 a 600 bales
without change in prices, which follows
r7p0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Ritr -Svles OF 15o casl-r were made al 3s!c. &c.
SuaARs.--Tne market steady with sses Of about
900 hhde, including Porto Rico, part at 7ac ana the
remainder Caca muscoyado, part q. 5c 65c; and l6f
boxer al D. T.
wmsKEy was without change of moment, with further
Raiee nj about 261sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

In relation 10 American securities, fl'sels barpg Bos
& Co remark
American socks without regular demand United S.ates
6s offered a. 49, 5s offered at 92 Some sonall tranE2c
tions have occurred In Pennsylvania Inscriptions 49,
Virginia ia G's al s6h and IN Pennsylvania Central
Railroad obligations al SO, and n Panama Railroad bonds
first mortgage 1885, at 49, Colonial bonds firmly heidi
| Canada 1122; New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Ito,
Messrs D. Bell, Son Co. notice and quote follows
During the past week the market for American secur
ties presented change Of Importance, and may
remark briefly that The market continues steady and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

ford and two daughters, VIM Bolsey, Smith, Tyler,
Blai lenshp, Mrs Mason, Mason David Smith, Bar
kor Otto COysepins Mrs Bates hiag bates VIM Long,
White, Hicks, Miss galome, Vlkinson and lady
MsA Ketchard Mouis-and Is in the sserasc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
CITY COaMERCIAL TsEpORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. 1--6 P. ".
AsHfssales Of 2o0 bbis Montreal pots were made a.
St 43l for export pearls were made at SIC
BRA FIs.Flcur--The market war heevy for com
Western brands, and closed at lower rates while
common TO gooo grades Of State scarce ald rather
hruer the sales embraced about 1000 ebls, closing
within the following range OF prices -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

The eIChaIys a. tae SlLK tIearnE HOuse thB morn.
ing s22 900 81 and the balances 81 o432so TO-
Most Of the coupons and Interest due to day faith
fully met. The interest the Michigan Southern snd
Eric Kalamazoo bonds being paid at the Cora En-
change Bank. The Inherent the bonds Of the East
Penney wanna road s paid by Mr, George W. McLsau Of
2, william street The Erie Railroad defaults, as usua
the interest due day both the third and second
mortgages
The Africa in, with three days later papers, but
news later of the Jason. The last statement Of
the Bank of England shows the following variations
counnarpd with tho preyiCus week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

SANDY HOOK, Sent ]. Hunse-A shin ard bark ontside
the bar bound In Ship Harvest Queen for cleared
the bar a 30 ship Yorktown for London ehp Indepen
dence for New Orleans $685. and ship Ouyaor Liver
pool, Pm. Wind sW Light; weather clear
HI1ELANIs septl kupsetI ships one bark snd one
brig of TIE Highlands, bound IN Wind EsW light weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

speski0e u the dry goods trade the Independent or o.
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runswick pr Powers, DO Fred tyler, soops Factor
nEss sa "a S aug lar scnr Columbia Davidson
pHILApELPHIA. Aur sl-Arr steamer Eennebec, Hand
for pqb.y pot d. w captain scs ,chrs Potter Clover
yors snd ssrss 4ors Porsisna s see
sanan sDd ID cr o 5a 81 for G ss
PACK G MsS ssoSs ns .s Kelly. Young
Lincoln Line ~, Weber. rorm scsrs Blue aann $
haven; Cone Sebaasy Middetawn A''''' A'0hA'h
s' rGsano
1sss co s.yn Dc
E spa s.T s%n gsssorn
nmes s s "a
.PvRTsMooTa, Aug 3O-Arr schr Kossuth pcttngin, N
nd .shT esa ss',any
semond Va James Martin Hsrd.s PnsdeipSs oeo wash
ss sss ,,s sss sSis 81 ,sS
hsbmead ioin do russ spo1s rhs
Mary shrSp,Sre saand1
Munae Kelley NYcrl; sioops Fashion Young sno Adouis
asy 81 Cor
linn dS sloops Antscedent Poole James Ismphesr,
KI0hMoND Aug s9A sch " Deerlng Smith Port
s aad; Consus Brnsley NYork citizen, ve Fla
Ssr PoIsman Sn Skinner Work schr Ao wea-
Pssn Thoms Az Itm schrs Oregon Mash NYork;
Eid 24h schrl Gane Robinson NYork; 26th Chas William
Heaiey Go Josiah Achorn Merrill Richmond; 9Th Sarah
LOUISE Yoaton NYork 18th brig IgnaziO c Paermo schs
John Averill Nyork Thomaa, do. N'' -,
San FhANClbCO, Aug Arr nhp Masif johnson, Hong
Yong days Black sea Gate Batavia bark AmrneesnE
Uiopg, Iaphen batavia Sid bib ships John Marshall Good,
d1rn MsSry stpnssd Puget Sound sh snp gsyi
uers ecS5on Mana barhs Francis Palmer Patty Honolulu;
aaroga eard Dodero ouaymss Almata. Richardson, Vic
sth Dark Fudat Won batch. Puna Arenas schr
r sAVAASnAH, Aug 27-An steamship star of the South.
SOUTH DENNIS Aug 3O-sld schrs Star Crowell. Phls.
dcpnS ist Joseph Turner Croven do both from Boston,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16
WHEE LING,VA, WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MARCHl6

JonN G. SAxE's THREE Travellers. Sake, in
letter to the Boston Post, draws these portraits
! of three familiar travellers
1st, the man who travels with his wife; I'd,
the man who travels with his wife's sister; Sd,
the man who travels with another mans wife
Fhe first case is extremely common, and not
particularly interesting The man IS taciturn, and
sleeps apparently as much as he can; the woman
has slightly subdued expression Of the face,
and looks good deal at the scenery along the
road, OF which she says, for the most part, mo-
thing. When she does speak, sometimes hap
pens at the sight Of something very rcmnrkable,
she says, See Ohn!"-ttat is all. The IN IA
looks carefully afrer the baggage, and assures
his spouse, in reply te question, that it is ali
right" The woman takes care Of the small
traps" and seems comfortable and COntented.
Altogether, they behave quite nationally, and, in
spite of their seeming unsociability, are really
very fond of each other, and will make n very
pleasant trip of it-not only to the end Of their
railroad tour, but to the terminus Of their mat
rimnnial journey.
The man who travels with his wife's sister,
carries himself perhaps, in the main, like the
man who travels with his wife. But he is much
more talkative. and takes more pains to be agree
able He feels that more is expected Of him,
aud as it goes in commercial affIirS, the supply
is equal to the demand. y pleasant thing is
wifeS sister, unless, indeed, she is quite the re-
VerSe--anu tIlol Is not the SOTl Ol woman 4 aul
talking Of She takes the wiie's place IL the
house, sometimes, and may chance to make an
excellent step.mother. Why not?-for is she
not already the aunt other nieces and nephews?
This sort Of marriage, however, is anti-Levitical
and some OF the theolOgians don't approve of 1t
which is pity.
The man who travels with another mans wife
is of much more marked behavior. How atten-
tive lac is to all the real and possible wants of
the lady He respects her whims even, which,
you may be sure, her husband does not, atiIume
or abroad How carefully he hands her in and
outl How sedulously he plies her ear with dis
course. And yet he imagines people take him
for the lady's spouse No, my dear sir; the
brnkesman nthe corner knows betterthan that.
Husbands may be uxOriouS, but kindness such
as yours, IS more like that Of caraiier sertente
-which, after MI, dare say, you are not. It's
tircsome, though after while, unless the lady
is remarkably attractive, and pays her own fare
(Which she sometimes forgets,) and, on jour
ney of thousand miles, your own wife is much
The more agreeable companion.