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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

The New Orleans Ptrdyune OF September II says
SrEcIE.-Receipts this week comprise some $3.50 900,
mostly in bullion The exports have been limited, and in
cuded nothing for foreign account The impression pre-
walls that large proportion of the S450000 from Brazos
Santiago intended for reshpment 10 Europe but
owing to the fact that the mails with advices for par
ties here had failed to arrive when the steamships
Arizona and 1ndanola left for this port disposition
has yet been made of the principal part of the above
amount
The following lines mentioned running between
New York and Central America 1t is needless to observe
that only two OF them in actual operation, and that
they arc losing small fortune month
|. The Atlantic and Pacific Mail Steamship Company
reorganization OF the present United States Mail steamship
Company, the books for subscription the capital of
which 81 GOO in shares OF $780, will be opened the
Sd of October The ships of the line will be the Illinois,
Moses Taylor Star of the West Empire City, Granada and
Philadelphia the same which constitute the present old
line.
q The North Atlantic Steamship Company, which has
Baltic with $500 600 advanced by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company and $500 600 by the Panama Railroad The
Baltic advertised TO take her departure the 9Th Of
October
g. The Vanderbilt line which has assumed the name of
United States Mail account of the government having
selected carry the California mails John
sons failure TO do The ships the new iron
steamer Champion North Star and Northern Light this
side the Pacific, the Cortez, Uncle Sam, Orizaba and
Sierra Nevada This line for the present will run via
Aspipwa and Panama till the opening OF the Nicaragua
route.
a. The United Waters and American Transit Company
owning the river steamers Amazon and Scottish Chief
s. The Merchants and Miners Line, organized for car
rying the mails under the johnson contract The
State advertised to leave the Atlantic side the
9Th of October, TO connect with the Hermann on the
tactic by way of Nicaragua.
g. The Jerez Body Contract Iine-the old Ship Canal
Company remodelled. The operations to be confined to
the Nicaragua route with the steamers Laura Frances
Cass Yrisarr and Catharne Maria.
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Miscellaneous.
Capt Brown of the Underwriters agents. reports that the
brig and schooner ashore Squan Inlet in very bad
position and that be them owing
very heavy sea running 1t supposed that they will be
total loss.
The steamship Ocean Queen Capt seabury of the Wander
bt line, sailed yesterday afternoon for Southampton and
Havre, with 100 cabin passengers
The British steamship Kangaroo Capt Jeffrey, sailed
yesterday for Liverpool with 1872 passengers
Kennebun took fire in hold this morning and has been
lowed INTO me stream and scued She was loading cotton FOR
Liverpool, and had already slowed two thousand bales
FIR BARK URUGUAY mot Magnay) Bourdin HavRe for
bn ane was the vessel which put into Norfolk 2S'
BRIG AMERICA from Salem Alexanda put into Norfolk
oath inst in distress with loss of sails, &c.
BRIG RussAs before reported ashore at Holmes Hole was
and viii go on the marine railway for repairs
BR BRIG ANN Lovrr, before reported ashore got off
up Boston forenoon of 23d.
BRIG CHARLESA arrived Alexandria 10Th inst from a.
took lodgings q, the Marshall House where he died about
I s n he r THE GGy I
land Me- where the deceased resided He leaves vile ana
few days after leaving Savannah The dseas0as bilious
fever.
despatch from St John, NIB 2sd inst states that brig
Selah Powers Of and from Boston," went ashore at Bear
River Ms 10Th inst in thick fog but would probably be got
HErTA to st George Hogan from Rockland for New
York ballast had just to an anchor wednesday night
about o'clock when she into with such force as 70
carry away her and in her boat The vessel that
In collision kept her although those aboard the
Hea cried that they sinking The soop was owed into
Gloucester where she lies for repairs brig arrived same
evening, with loss Of fore topmast and foremost head
scHR OusyI, Nckerson, Of and from Provnceown, was
wrecked from Gut Of Canso, about week ago. lost
spars sails rigging &c would cost 5000 to repair.
Sem CANTON at Salem from Philadelphia had sails split
shifted bulwarks and galley sove In severe gale 4h
and 18th, of Fire Island.
ScHR ELLA Perry, from Boston, before reported At Della
reakwaer dsmasted to Philadelphia 2ls' ins
SruR SEA LION Furbus New York for Bangor, had
fore and mainsais split of Cape Cod
ScHR GLyNRoy before reported ashore nj Holmes Hole
was got of Pm Of the 2ls inst, without damage.
NoryoIK Sent 24The reported ashore Ia the bark
Ocayia She hes miles South OF this, and has been there
this six months. (By teegraph)
Notice to Mariners.
Notice hereby gwen that the Hardiugs Ledge Rel Ruov
has pnrtcd mornings and is ashore Nanaske Reach
The Hardng's Ledge Bell Boat recently repaired viii he
Immediately placed on that station. ~ va" 70
By order on the Lighthouse Board
MELANCToN SMITH Lighthouse ms I'd dist
Boston, Sept e, 1859. ~ - ~
The Outer Station Boston reports the Bell Buoy ON the
Of sd inst. ~ 'e
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SECOND BOARD.
Boot md shoe Trade.

The season has been active one, and especially so far
the planting States have been concerned But the
Southern trade being pretty much over the business the
present week has been rather slack towards which the
bad weather has also contributed. Purchasers from Ten
pessee. Virginia and other north border southern and
middle States remain in the markets. and continue TO buy
to fair extent There Is rather doing for the West
with which section Of country Boston In competi
The receipts the past week from the eastward have been
light 9be exports for the week ending September 49,
observe by the Shoe and Leather Reporter, light and
n -
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Supren1e Court-Generaa Term.

Before Hon. judges Roosevelt, Ingraham and Pratt
IMPORTANT OPIsIoNs-PuRcHAsEs OF NOTES.
Lnac Kip, Jr., Is. Erasus p. Munro, 6c-Roosxvur.
1.-The defendants, although partners carried on their
business in the sole Of Fleming and the pressn,
action brought the following made by them
Sn that manner
400 shares e d. 30l NEW YORK, March T. 1885
have purchased Of Isaac Kipp, Jr, hundred (up
shares Of the stock OF the Nicaragua Transit Company
GTee @ per cent payable aud deliverable buyers option
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Of September, Booa shipped ~ sea, ckssay g &ashSn
ports, SD cases ana inland by railways, 80 cases,
a62 OF which for New YORK while other packages
were sent OF for almost every State the Union with
some lots 70 Canada West and other British PROVINCES
The total shipments BY and land embraced II, $50
cases liberal proportion Of which were sent West and
1853 cases shipped for California.
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MARITIME lNTELLIGgNCE
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
Port Of New York, September "a, 1850
CLEARED


samsS Florida .a. Msa Son
IS Steamship jamestown, Skinner Norfolk &c-Ludam
Steamship Locust Point French Batimore-H Cromwell
Ship Henry Clay, Csukins Iiverpool-sponord, Tleson
Ship Buckley Ross Charlcston-Geo Buckley.
BARK Giuiia Eic) fardei Marsala- Giles Co.
Rs j. says rsFs @asy d
Sriss ] i Kent Reed; f.rq..llns-j wsrdaSs
seSr S. rrss E s;S GuadAHSupes ma,.c
schr Oakes Overton, Pserscnviievan Brunt Slagh.
schr crinelne, Craddock, Edenton, NC
ssr sa b ca. os cS P Pcnns aanel ea
sehr = sawyer Fsrsoa Pserseag7ysn Brant sasht
schr Barnes, Betsworth, Richmond-san Brunt
sehr NJ Moore Bennett, Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Sciir Arnon. Crosby, Baih-d Hatch Co
s shr woiee sn STs
Steamer Black Diamond Allen. fhiladeiphla.
ARRIVED
gers spoford Tes,on Co. Friday, $40 AM 10 miles
Ga
ship with painted ports bound Il Saturday Pm sgnazed
Steamship Locust Point French Baltimore, with mdse
Ship Tamerlane of wscassep, Tinkham Cardiff, 4s days.
mdse 70 WIN Frcs 2ls inst OF Egg HarbOr. passed ship
q ss g
which lasted about hours after which heavy gale for "a
Bark kcdron of BALTIMORE Farrell Rio Janeiro 40 days.
BARK CASTOR Iof New naysn rarmelee barbados, 9th
os @ s days s he as a M savS
westerly weather most Of The passage.
ffsss RSs7
passed sch vapor steering sW The has had light winds
viii sss:s rs,
s. Brig ; Watson 20 fhapephs oabeo
Brig Orion r Facey St Johns Me- Is days, with fish and
is Martha Post, Thompson cenfuegos IS days. with su
gar s to John ssa. Sid in with brig
Brig r"snns OF, Chisholm, Windsor. Ms is days, with ps
schr Susan Cannon. slocum Sierra Leone Aug 70. with
nuts sS palm S oil &C. s to Ware M lat 40 Ion
sshr Chase BrsyooT saraca.so Aug 70 and the bar
s inst with tusc e. Rsng Co. "a inst % miles nor, q
night Ct the ID n the Gulf Of Msr.calbo heavy gale
sprung aleak split b and uansal, since which time have
schf Equator ( Albury Eleuhera days. with fruit to
ehr Rhode isiaad obonne Washsion
sshr Es cows I Er,sgs Cape s,,sas days
ssT shields 81, Ws
schr Sarah Jane Burgess Ellabethpo for Providence
sssr ans Davis EHns ssssps t r Fs Rs,
hr Wa snn for naaa novs
Schr Potter, Truman, Eizabehport for Warehar.
Schr Pallas French, Rocklard. days
Schr Amelia, Kelley. Gloucester. days.
Schr Rio Grande, Allen, Gloucester 3days.
Schr 4 Scudder Lowring Barnsable days.
Schr Almra Rodgers, Hunt, Albany for Providence.
Sloop Samuel Hail. Tioson EliZabethport for New Haven
sloop Brandy wine Eaton Rondout for New Haven
Steamer Boston. Seew, Philadelphia
Steamer Westchester Jones, Providence
Arr 23d-schr Actor, Wescot New London, from Sable
Bank Spoke Sept H. lat A l5 Ion 60 49, Br Queen
Fleet OF Yarmouth. Ns), McMulen from Shields for New
York. 10 days out
BELOW.
Bark Doe.
SAILED
Steamships Ocean Queen Southampton and Havre Kanga
Lyerpool Albert Horn, ST Johns PR Florida
Jas Adger, Charleston; jamestown, Norfolk.
The ships Alexandrne for Rotterdam Maid of Orleans
New Orleans and brig Dunkk for Norfolk anchored
quarantine.
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Naval Intelligence

The United States steam frgate Wabash arrived at &C.
nca on the 2sh Of August from spesza-all well She
was to leave in few days Cor harseilles.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

Weekly Report Of Deaths
In the city and county Of New York from the nth day Of
September to the oath day Of September, 1859.
Men, 81; women, 49, boys, l72 girls l4s-Total, 4s8
Adults, 1885, children, 800; males 254; females, 232
coored perS0ng q.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND,
IL IRELAND, SCOTLAND md wALnsa
UNION BANK or LONDON
BANK or LIVERPOOL,
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IREIAM.
In sums from 81 upwards
Issued by
rs Wall treek
THE CLOTHING TRADE
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT OF THEsEAsoNx
AT EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
&c AND ss FULTON STREET
BETWEEN GOLD AND CLIFF sYrE7s
Cashmere business coats. 70 10 500
Fan over sacks and 10 TO-
Good black cloth frock coats. 10 g.
Fine black cloth frock conts. 10 IA
The finest French cloth frock coats. 70 o.
f Fnss' dasss s paaIs pant.
All the new styles Of silk vestings...........s,
ancy velvet vests. "
Sassimere
ees@Es': s aa Com S
&or &C., &c, &C, AosN> ~ ~
A'AS'a and @ yspssssS
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Steamships Ocean Queen Southampton and Havre; Kanga
Liverpool Albert Horn 81 Johns PR Florida Savannah
Jas Adger Charleston jamestown, Norfolk
The ships Aexandrine for Rotterdam Maid of Orleans
New Orleans and brig Dunkrk for Norfolk anchored
quarantine.
Wind at sunrise NE, sunset Sc
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Teiegra nh Marine Report,
Miscellaneous.

HIGHLANDS Sept ~, sunset-Bark Venus from Curacao
and two brgs the bar bound other sight
Wind S; weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25
AGRICULTURE IN TUwN.
The american Institute Fair-'The Prizes
Awarded.

The American Institute Fair-The Prizes
Awarded.
Hamilton park was quite crowded yesterday afternoon
with visitors to the FAIR and the grounds presented
nvefy appearance In consequence OF tho inoppsrtune
rains which have kept both exhibitors and visitors
SWAY has been decided TO prolong the fair 70 weducs
day afternoon. Saddle horses VIII be exhibited for
petition Tuesday. the 9th, for premium OF $50
Discretionary premiums will be awarded for drsusht and
cart horses Agricultural implements and machinery
with be judged and premiums awarded Tuesday, and
nc steam ploug will be exhibited on Wednesday I'm
medatey upon the close this fair the Palace Garden
exhibition will open. The following list Of premiums
was announced yesterday
THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
Beet stallion four years old, g Mango" $26--J d A.
Best brood mare and colt, s25-J VA Bathgate.
Best three years old colt, Comet" $lo-J. A. Bath
Bes, two years old colt, ss-B NJ Whitlock
HORSES FOR ALL WORK.
BEST stallion, Toronto Chief, S25-S R. Bovine
Second hest stallion, . Trojan, sos r. BOVINE
Third best Station q X l0sion,o $l5-G. II. Felt.
Best brood marc and colt, s2o-J. 4 A. Bathgate.
Second best brood mare and colt $l6-B n. Whitlock
Best three years old colt, Sl0-G. Alley
Second best three years old colt silver medaT Whit
cen.
Bost two years old colt, SIS R. Bovine.
Second best two years old colt, silver meda-P. Van
Antwerp.
Best draught horse, sl5-D. Wilkins.
For stallion, Young Trustee,'' medals D. Bovine.
MATCHED HORSES.
For the best pair Of matched horses owned by the
hkbitor, cup S2e-M. G. Lane
Second best do, do, cup SIN n. Babcock, Jr.
Third best do, do, cup SLOW. A. Darling.
Best pair Of farm horses, do, cup SOB N whitock.
Second best do, cup sl6-W. Simpson, Jr.
MULES AND JACKS
Pair Of working mules, owned by the exhibitor, cup
SOB II. Whitloek.
SINGLE HORSES.
Best roadster, cup sl5-B. N. Whock.
Second best cup slo-Thos Rutter.
IMPROVED AMERICAN OR NATIVE" STOCK.
BULLS
Best bull two years old, s26-Robert Wilkinson.
Second best do, silver medai-Hugh Lunney.
Best yesring bull, SOL. D. Cliff
Second best do, silver medals. b Fish.
Third best do, Trans. Am. Institute. Hyland
Best bull calf, $S-R wilkinson
Second do. silver medal-R. Wilkinson.
Best heifer, two years old, cup, Sl6-E. G. Faile.
Second best hefer, two years old, cup, $iO-J T. An
dFews.
Bees; heifer, one year old cup, $l0-E. G. Faile.
Second best heiier, one year old, medal-E G. Fac.
Third best heiter, Trans. Am. lust. 7. Andrews.
Best heifer calf, cup, $S-E 6. Faiic
Second best do meda--E g. Failc.
Yhifd best do Trans Am, Inst T. AndreWe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were 1855 IS, and the balance 81 22l ,2Ss %.
The following table will compare the exports Of the
pYincipal STABLE articles for the week
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Total 81 ,55I ,BIb IS SSU,SI7 4,2l6OUI b,7S67g
Decrease as compared with 1853. 81 $40 79S
The following was the quantity of coal sent by rail
road and canal for the week ending Thursday evening
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lncse of the week as compared with that Of 49, 1870
The following is comparative statement of the value Of
exports from the ment of the year 10 Sent o.
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Steamship Ocean Queen, seabury, Havre-D Torrance
Steamship Florida. Crowell Savannah-S Mitchll Son.
Steamship james Adger Adams Chsrleson-spoaord Tiles
ton 4 Co.
Heineken.
Steamship Locust Point French, Baltmore-H Cromwell
AGO.
Ship Henry Clay Csulkns, Lverpoo-spoTord, Tileston
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raid alS mSSltd in Die Sdnoe @n. WsoisIdt
rieoerle9en iCIte. SD bin oober Gag uno
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itir5te, babe l0 etnen Wa,,en ne9ulen miilieu.
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mig.
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Sano aus, INN ea gu nebmen, panll auf einmal
500 ct tx Ipteoer fort unp trat einen S9ritt 3u
rlid.
Neln, la9te er, e8 3ieult eiuem GGnig ni6t
bon etnem bo4Uerrdtberiiden llntertbau, einen
Uettrederllden Sclooten Ytlefe gu enlpiau9en.
Jtebmen Sic, Serr Granddaughter, etbreden
Ste oIele0 Sdre,ben uno lelen sic GO mir Dor.
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ban9e Ieln @elidt belGltteten uni es Dem An
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Stcd8, Inleibeu uno IuSwediel.
1obnston Bros. & 90.
Hss Nnnn1fierS.

SO. 1913 8altimUre traBe
taufen unb Seriaufen TN Muftras StpdS, IBtrtbpaptere unb
dRbere Security.
Gin @tt glib %unierer 8trnta pUBnt altd8ltd ben Stsunsrn
bes y3rDdtr 8Garo" btt.
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Wnletben
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NnsebOte werben ! iglt6 an unferer 8ant BON 9 1br W1cr,
gems bis 8 ubr 9ta6nttta8s aneenOrnmsu.
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aufen uno aus 6tntdiFrI nsen 3a ben btats ten Yrstlen su
elprgtn. San30-S
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a.. a., 49,. ..ss.. ora Oberbalb Der TurnboIt.
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mimer0l 9Sni1er.
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S0W0pNCtIIu1 %RIe uItD SIUCC
Der bsftu AualttGt fnb tets su BADEN tn benz 8Ottltn8 @ta.
bltasmtut bss James McKays,
$50. 1872 6ranflinfra6e. Baltimore.
R9- Mue BeReaunssn Utrtsn fuRenfrst ms oaus seltefert,
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Mo1otae, sen 27. s5ant 1859.
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NA&Al 1852. 1852. N@aaAA

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@s9enpdrttets Dtplum erter 8lahe puroe ppm uUtdrHIanb
Snfttute" 6errn S D. 6. WfIfOn uGn Baltimore fur
befen oSlb Gfpt gBti6fbS suertannt, pelben er 6ti Der tn Der
Stabt Baltimore am 4. OttOber 1859 Ssranhaltetsn NuSHrl-
lung amerttanti&er 6abrtfate 3etste.
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g. $. 5nn' Sefretdr.
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wabI ser befen Sprten Rbe.D ttsttes aus NaeGbanY-,
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@alpnen unb einjelnen 8lafben gu tatea tint
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as9enlber benz Depot Der Baltimore unp SttO-@tftFbatn.
Rpmmt unb prift ben StUf. Be elunssn werben onBs-
npmmen Mub prompt a~uS9efubrt Dpn BEN Iaentcr.
Dei5 II 'Sp b. 9. milton.
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Dr. 8adfee ptrb 6ef0nbere Nufnertia
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