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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
Arrived.

Steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston, mdse. and pass to
Steamship Potomac wstson Baltimore and Norfolk, mdse. to
Ship Repuok CBrsmen) wenAe Bremen 81 days mdse and
as Hsn.cheR (Vhior ePt S G , MGas1s
Ship Rhine Moor L9ad5n and Portsmouth Aug - mdse
and pass TO Gnnell Mintum Co. Aug II, lat ~ 81 lon
u g ;snsed .sP W ninth hence 'h inst no lat snaed
Ship Sir Robert Peel Ls1abee Liverpool July 81 dse and
300 pass Cornelius Gnne Has hadght W. winds and fine
Ship Z. Bney, ROs Rotterdam 40 days mdse. to George
Ship F. Bailey tof Freeport, KoOpinia Leghon July g.
Bark Tiasl Wave If BOstOnj White, CrOpsadt July g. aud
Scam ght bearing E. 100 miles saw bank Florence of Boston,
BARK BENJAMIN Hale (of Philadelphia Johnson st. Jsso de
Cuba Aug % sugar to Mora Bros Navarro Co. Experienced
Bsfs F. @ Bunker Cooper Savannah Is days in ballast to
MeCready Mott Co Had head winds the entire passage.
Bark Blue Wing lof Batimorel Banhsn Baltimore days
Bak Saxon tBr Mccoy Hayanal7 days sugar Is
schf C. Nevins Hawk u.s. Galveston 20 days cotton &c
to Oakley Heating Was z days beesmed in Gulf of Mexico
sehr Dsshsr Br Smith, Hiboo, N s., days plaster to
schr Com Kearny Lorng Boston days, mdse to san w.
sch Mary Msnkin Beers Boston days md,e. to j. c. Day
schr L. p smith Hlman, Wilmington, N. c., days, naval
schr Golden Gate Weeks Norfolk days, -FOUR &C., Holt
ECo.
sR SMITH Green sS@Ss days a. Gays Hour
Schr r. HCtchkiss, Hail. Boston for Albany.
Sehr j. H. Deputy, Smith, Providence for Albany.
Schr =. Rogers, Gardner Providence for Albany.
SchT Jacob Rsynor, Harry, Boston days.
Schr Red Rover, Bacon, Boston for Albany.
Schr r. Smith, Wilcox Portland days, stone.
Schr j. Rogers Washington Portland days stone.
schr r. NJ. Duiield, Dean Portland 2 days, stone.
Schr Hall, Lord Portland d.}s
Schr AImon Bacon, Nickerson, Portland days stone
Schr Coryo. Hobrook, Rockand days lime 70 MISTER
schr. Caroline, Hunt saso days heading to master.
Schr Florence Jamerson Rcokland days lime master.
sehr Goreh, Baker Rockpou days fish to master.
schr Warren A. Griffin, -, Boston days
schr NJ, L. Hall, Lawrence, Portland days, stons.
schr. John Wright, =, Portland days
schr. Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly Boston days
SchI p Wallace, Staples Taunton days nails 10 ,ter
sloop Apollo, Freeman Mystic days
sloop Gipsy Small, Mystic days.
patrick
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia, mdss. to j. ~
Briggs.
Steamer Mars, Nichols Philadelphia mdse 10 j. < ~ Briggs
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence. mdse. TO L. Odei
sAlLED-Seamhips City Of Manchester (Brl liverpool
Fulton, Southampton and Have; Bavaria Hamburg; Kanak
Havana Nashville Charleston Augusta Savannah Yorktown
ton, &c.
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Disasters, sc.

TIE TLToS-The sesntlg r. l.. Mabey proceeded TO
the Thursday and found her bottom the beach
Cutchoque Her spaTs sails and rigging have been partially
dmag state there also has been saved ~ bills hsh
"A and 1i2 herring go bids th and quantity Of
hose sth The hull and materials far saved will be sold
auction The beach Tuesday, Sept Is, st2p
SAVANNAH Sept EThe steamship Chesapeake lays well up
beach, thus far makes very little water Of her
pumps seeps her free whou. any difficulty From present sp
very little damage TO the cargo anticipated and II
favored with few days favorable weather the most Of her cargo
will be ghered TO the city The schr Levant Is now loading
and will probably be up In the morning The cargo has been
scattered along the COST for the Of ten miles The nhao-
ans state that the gale Of the mosa severe known Tor
The the Triton consisted Of $40 bbs mack
ere 2O do herring 500 boxes herring 62 half b5s ,ckee
28S $50 Iaths.
The Mabey also reports that the brig Kossuth, Sutton
from Maine with spars bound TO NewYork partly capszed
during the gale and the place cut away forema
ease her and 20 both anchors when she rode ont the gale
with loss Of both hswse pipes and maintOpmast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

Sxxy.yoRK MEDICAL COLLEGE AND CHARITY HOS
,,r,,-At a meeting of the Board Of Trustees, on
Saturday evening The Hon. Fernando Wood occupied
The chair and Prof Doremus acted az Secretary Inc
Board after disposipg Of the usual matters OF business
elected his Excelency Governor Morgan, President Oh
the Board, who was conducted to the chair; Mayor
Wood being obliged TO retire by aprevious
after expressing the deep interest be felt in the ns'u
ton, and promising visit the Hospital in the morning
The Board having heard from Prof. Dor'mus, the
action of the faculty in relation to founding Charity
Hospital and appropriatng large portion Of the Col
lese building to the purpose which had been Tilted up
and was now in readiness for the reception OF the pa
tients, warmly approved the object and appointed
Committee to rase funds for the Charity Hospital, oy
soliciting subscriptions and donations from the benevo
lent. number of liberal donations were reported
from Me.srs Doremus and Nixon, Mr.. Haugh"out,
Chancellor Bust ed, and other gentlemen, aud the
Board then adjourned to inspect the wards OF the
Char {, Hospital and the museum laboratory and leo
ture rooms of the College with all OF which they ex'
pressed much qualification.
The regular daily lectures and elnques OF the pre-
\ iminsry of the college will commence on Monday the
18th at IL o'clock, with lecture on Amputation, by
Prof, Ca1nochsn, and at IL o'clock by lecture
from Prof Reese which the profession, students Of
medicine, and the public generally are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
SUPREME CoURT-CH,NBERs-sEPT I5-Befors J1stic,
SUTHERLAND.


DECIsIOS
In re. Petition of Charles Harris and Hannah lay
ton Report confirmed aud order granted.
Ellen Stark agt James l. Rogers.-The plaintiff may
take order to show &c.
Th4lia Peters agt. Matthew B. Peters.-Relerred to
LefingEel, esq, to tsks proofs &c.
Willism IRE agt j. Il. Dexter, ct al.-The default
ofh defendant Dexter opened and the 10 him restored
TO the calendar for a payment Of the costs Of the inquest
and 81 costs of opposing this notion Judgment to stand
cuIty.
Elizabeth Duryee agt. Shsdrack s. Duryee.-I think
Il unsafe to grant the order the testimony OF the guilty parties
think the rule Of the late Chancellor lot to Do aud
general rule think II safe The referred back for
further testimony.
Alfred Waller, &c., ads Sarah StOthard.-The SO
costs TO be paid condition Of granting any relief and
the order as entered must be corrected accordingly
GERRlT SMITH LIBEL SUITS.
Gerrit Smith agt. Hatch ct. al.-These are the libel
suits commenced by Gent Smith against the parties who
the manifesto last Winter One Of the defendants
applied for and obtae extension of the in which
to close his
SPECIAL TERs-SEPr. 15.-Before Justice LEONARDO
DECISIONS.
Ray sgt Ray ct al.-Complaint dismissed, without
costs n either party as against the other
Barker, AdDinisIatJr, &c, agt. Crosby ct al
Judgment for plaintiff according to views expressed opinion
as TO the construction o. the viii.
CtmstOek ct al. agt White ct al.-Judgment for the
plaintiffs for accounting by the defendants for all profits made
by them by the Of the trade marks the firm Of White
Co., Of which the plaintiffs members, since Jan 1889
and for the damages which the plaintiffs have nned
Of such USE &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
Excursions.

EXCURSlON TO THE coal. FIELDS OF
- fENNsfLl ANlA-lhe Central Railroad OF Now Jersey
month OF September Fare for tho entire Excursion 81 so
isAss Eood LOT Zen days Leave Coutandts at and O'clock
.oh hyer at and IL. O'Clock m, and y o'clock D. ~
Spy o noArt ~ either place FOR rther information apply
|" H. r DaLpNlN VeasIs Ilckyt Agent, No. ~ Msllsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

USIoS LEAGUE PARADE AND MEETISG.-On Friday
night meeting of the COM ervstve Of the Eastern
District was held at the house of Mr.. Jacob Morris
corner of Bushwick and Flushing avenues The meet
ing was addressed by Mr.. c. c. Eagan, Mr.. Vanderye,
and Col VIM. CoIselyea. A Union gee-club en-
ivened the exercises with some songs. On the same
evening the Union League No. 3 of the Eastern Dis
tict comprising $50 members turned out for parade in
uniform, with red glazed capes, Zouave caps, and a
red lantern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

T .ure force Of ne SiOth rfeS,n .s,. the baton,
,an.rsl dressed IN fsil uniform, eaeoy M "a also
Columbia Hook aad Ladder Co%pa1 ;1Ds ,ai service,
formed part Of the PrOce; Inc Inc ansoss Bap.t
were performed by DR.. Adams az .,' 90 Greenwood
church, The remsns were eonVeye' " ''''-"''N
Cemetery for burial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

LEBANON AND THE SYRIASs.-The Rev. DR.. Thomp-
deliver d discourse last evening at the Broadway
Tabernacle on the Social and Religious Bearing Of the
Massacr, in Lebanon The history and present cond-
ton of the Marontes aud Druses were given. They
not separate races but separate secs. The Mar
oni'es derived their name from a monk named John
Waron, and have always been the most bitter opposers
of missionaries and have done all in their power to
prevent the Druses receiving the Christian religions
and DR.. Thompson said, it should be most distinctly
understood that the Maronites, who now claim our
sympathy, have no special claim upon our feelings as
Christians rs schools had been destroyed 0o cnurcheS
demolished AZ converts burned, and 500 villages lald
waste One peculiarly in the belief OF the Duses If,
that of the pTeeXisence Of the soul They hold that
DIuses existed in pure state and fell; also, that
fixed number of souls were created, and that when
thew shall all have been embodied affairs VIII WIND up
Taey refuse 10 receive any converts from Outside 70
their faith They occupy from Beyou to Eyre and oaek
to Damascus and are computed to number about
II was shown that the Dru5es we're not more cruel
than the other party and the worst atrocities were not
committed by the Druses, but by Mussulman and Turk
ish soldiers. DR.. Thompson read letter dated Aug.
], received by him on Saturday from 5. H. Calhoun,
missionary resident at Abeiah, among the Druses,
from which it appears that the Maronites are the more
numerous, but the Druses the more warhke people
and that the present contest was entered into with Inc
determination on both sides to make thorough WORK OF
il. The greatest guilt lay with the Iurkhh ofnJais
They could have easily put down the outbreak. The
Central Government at ConstantnOpe, however, does
no, sympatbiZe with this movement.
DR.. Thompson drew a comparison between the
Eastern Druses and the Druses that were connected
with che system of American Slavery, aud showed that
the possessos of unjust power everywhere cruel
as DTuses. This very year what barbartes had been
committed by the Druses of Texas Before speak
of intervention with the affairs Of Syria by force the
part fthis nation, let whether this Government
is willing 10 protect its citizens In its own Terri
tories We are not to volunteer to be God
of vengeance. Why should we hate Druses any more
than slave masters We should hate systems of niqui-
ty and seek their over hrow, bat the themselves
we should pity, should love with Chrsts love- and
seek TO convert and save them.
The above presents but very few Of the points of
this DISCOURSE which nearly two hours in delivery.
At the conclusion contribution taken up in be-
half of the sufferers now lying at Beyrout.
A Bold RoBBERY.-On Friday afternoon the law
Office OF Mr. VIM. H. Jefe entered during the temporary
bsense of the clerk and robbed of over,oa valued st $2
The clerk hadbe absen. less thar I'VE minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

The FAT-BoMISG NUIsASCE.-Frederick Messler
brought before Jastce Cornwell on Saturday, on
the charge Of maintaining nuisance on bis premises
by boiling fat. The furnace in the cellar of bis
residence in the vicinity of Lafayette and Reed ave-
nues The air in the place 80 dense that one of
the officers was unable to enter. The accused was
fined $500, but on the promise of disseminating the
business the Mayor RENTED the penalty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ARRESTED FOR DRUSKENsEss-SomeH little excite
men was created yesterday in consequence Of report
that the pugiist John C. Heenan had been arrested
for drunkenness. 1t appears that a drunken was
taken into custody at the South Ferry by Officer Foran
When brought before the Police Captain he stated his
to be John c. Keenan, and it was 30 recorded on
the returns. This Heensn is % years of age,
cooper by trade, married and an Irshman by birth.
He was locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

FIRE DEPARTMENT LEcTUREs.-The Trustees OF
the Jersey City Fire Department Fund, at meeting
on Friday evening, appointed the folowiDg-named
gentlemen Committee to make arraDg. ments for
course of lectures the ensuing Winter: C. W. Hankns,
+. p. Budden, James r. Tley, James 81. Clark, Pat
rick Fl. Nueent John b. Halt, and Samuel A. French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

decrease IN CoNPESsATIoN.-The Union Ferry
Company have increased the salsresof their employees
taking effect on Saturday, Sept Is. Fhemsns wages
increased from s37 to $40 per MONTH deck hands from
s32 s35 per month"; pilots from sos tOs7O, and other
employ the rate of 50 month over their former
wages. The engineers receive $50 per month. Their
salaries remain stationary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
BROOKL YIN II,EIN,S

AGRIoULTURAL.-Ther will be grand fair of the
Queens County Agricultural Society at Jamaica, on
Wednesday, September 10, 1860. A great show of
horses, cattle, farm implements and products may be
expected. The cars leave South Ferry Brooklyn, at
10 and II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

VALUATION OF PROPERTY N HuDsoN CouSTY.-A
m, etipy of the Assessors of the various Wards aud
Townships in Hudson County was recently held for
the purpose of aggegating the county valuation and
adjusting the amount and ratio of the next annual tax
Tho follou ING Ia thu reanlt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
La W LVIlE'LLIGEVC.E.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-sEPT. l5-Befors
Justice NELSON.
QUESTION UNDER the REVENUE LAWS.

QUESTION UNDER the REVENUE LAWS
James knight ct al OCT Augustus Schel Collector, &c.
This case came on for hearing on motion OF the
District Attorney for trial upon bill Of exceptions The
plaintiff had recovered judgment against the defendant at the
lat September Of tbs Court for the amount Of certain d
ties which had been claimed by the Collector upon barrels which
the plaintiff had manufactured Newburgh in this state and
shipped mpy from the port OF NevYork Clba and there
ED with mossses and brought them back filed VIII dl
ties had been paid by the plaintiffs der protest The act Of
Congress exemps from duty articles which the growth pro
duct manufacture Of this country which exported there
hoU and brought back " in the same condition.
The question whether the CONDITION Of the barrels
changed hng them with moases within the meaning Of the
act 1t suggested in the opening by the District Attorney
the Government desired that the question might be definite
ly settled at the eaes possible day In that they might
regulate their conduct accordingly and that
in the aggregate would be involved in the decon and
this leading caethere being many e Of similar
character 10 foowths II desirable have the opinion Of
the Supreme Court the question 1t therefore suggested
by the Court h. the question had better be presented
SupT,m Court upon certificate Of division of opinion viii
NJ TO by the Counsel both Sides and the
question will therefore directly 10 the Supreme
Wsshil gton for rguemsn T. Williams for plaintiff; J, l.
RooEe, cit, for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

CHURCH DEDIcATIos.-A new church edifice in
Hudson City, known as the Pali,ade ". L. Church,
situated on Palsade avenue, was yesterday dedicated
to divine worship The morning service was conducted
by the Rev. G. Lucas of Jersey City, and was attended
by large, attentive, and apparently deeply interested
congregation In the afternoon the pulpit was occu
pied by the Rev. j. Poisal of NswYork, and in the
evening by the Rev. j. c. Wheeler, who, we believe,
ia to have the pastoral charge of the new church This
new place of worship is neat wel-buic, aud for the
locality commodious builing, situated short dis-
lance back from the avenue which gives it its nams 10
what is now sparse but rs we are assured, rapidly
growing neighborhoOd and will doubtless supply
want long felt in that locality. It will be open regu-
laIly henceforh, every Sabbath for religious worship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
rOTrPT c.UFND.R Tn. NJ.


SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERM.-Motions will
be heard.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PaIt /. No Court un-
til October Term. Pat II. Nos 100 89l $685. 22 1877 1912
lOl2l 1916 $40 S ll58 46 92 1866 s22 $780, 49, 1852 733
No odd numbers Until October Term
SUPERIOR COURT and COMMON PLEAs.-No calen-
dart "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

CAsUsLTIEs.-A driyer named Patrick Woods, IN
the employ OF Contractor oyohsn h from his vehicle In Court
street. AID over whereby he ssonsy
iaS PMS s' % by Eight years en- ss s "a
playing in Hudson avenue with companions. Both the
above parties wer , sent 10 the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

COMMITMENTS ny JUSTICE CoRNwELL.-J1sl ce
Cnw. committed Col persons during tbs month o. o.
ysns oenses or the offenders 39s were for
srsal. 81 for battery, lG violations 81 'dnAaee
2s Tor pety larceny, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

FlRr.-Yesterday morning ab,nt o'clock ire
tsam as,cnlt1l worIs In Water street o;clped by Mr.
smith for empeIDg steel hoops for skirts The damage by me
was II fling The lo by water amounts to about $oO lie
cause OF the IRE lie not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
MARRIED

HUNT-ST JOHNOn Thursday Sept 49, at the residence Of
the brides father by the Rev j. L-ander Townsend
bury Conn, Mr. Smith q Hunt OF Southeast ~ to Mary
A., only daughter Of Samuel 5. st. John esq., of Brewster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

MILITARY PARADE.-Major-Gen Wright has Or
dered parade Of the ID Division of the New-Jersey
ate Militia to take place on Thursday the 9th inst
The place selected for the parade is on the meadow
between Hoboken and Jersey City, near the rolling
MILL The line will be formed at 10 a. m. The division
will be inspected in the forenoon, and the troops VIII
be reviewed at 3 D. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

Rate OF county tax, 10 cents on 81 900. Total amount
of tax TO be levied s 0OO Total amount of real and
personal estate in the county, s3s, s92,O 25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-RlSe,,5i2 Sets 6:07 Moon-Sets.. 1903
vLrER
Sandy Hook. 9 Gov IAAna... 1907 HelGste. ...u 4S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

The CRY RAILROAD OFFIcE.-The City Railroad
Company have removed their principal Office into the
new building recently erected on the corner of Futon
and Furman streets. The building formerly occupied
by the Company ia being fitted up for hotel for the
accommodation of sea captains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

MOVEMENTS OF THE USIoS MES.-A meeting Of the
National Union Association of Jersey City, was held
on Saturday night at No. i3 Montgomery street, to
make arrangements to attend the great Union demon
stration in New York tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ALLEGED FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-A man and wo.
man, named Andrew and May Simmons, arrested and
brought before Justice C0ahan katudAy morning. the
complaint OF Mary Harrison who alleged that the 1th Inst
ey ssgied bel AID ioIeby toVL ig hsI pei sd DECK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number of deaths in
this city last week was 49, of which u were males
and 20 females. The principal diseases were cholera
iDfsntum, 81 darrhea, g. marasmus infansile, l6
consumption, 10, &c. Under one year Of age, 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
90 n)bom it flap Concern.

nLD COINS WANTED Dollars of 1894, 1904,
" 1851 1887 dolls 1885, 1877; do, 1922 1877; Dimes
1896 70 1904 dimes 1884 to 1904; Cents l93 10 1881 199
1904. L. HILL, Coin Dealer, No. Beecker st., N. Y.
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

chair q The value e. a. general denial Of the oh,s ws
ana 70 accused gave bonds 10 appear and sn'"e sne
clare to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

Eos5RAL or TIE LATE W. p. PAULscRAFT.-The
funeral Of w. p. Paulscrah, late patrolman of the
Nnlk Polce PIssiOes tOoz r!aSe yest'rday aeSD00ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

The Cry CoURT.-The September calender Of the
City Court will be taken up on Monday, the 18th inst
when The first twenty causes will DO taken up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

The FULToy AVENUE ROUTE.-The Brooklyn City
Railroad Company have made arrangements to start
the cars from East New-York for the ferry at 81
o'clock each morning on and after Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ove hu.rks p. al ,hsr stove the beams sprung
mast ysant aas fore t,pmsst carried sway all the
all and sprung sad ccraped 20 80 nto the sreab-
wstsr for repairs, The B. oowspt and flying bboOm
ape 3D. Oen If New for aged years, died
Brig Acadisn BEb Mclean Windsor ~ b. " days. plaster
Brig Ida Mcleod Runnslis Wilmington, C., dys naval
sch Fleet Wing three mss.ed) Bookhsven jayne Gotten.
burg July 3D. with iron 10 MASTER bad strong Westerly gales the
ssr Isse Bsn6sld (Br Gruzier Girgents Sicily IS days,
anetsr b janice Robinson Has experienced heavy wes'ner
shr sauirex Brothers BOphy Hatters IA days shingles to
SER Eleanor Smith, Snow Hill days, grain to Ravens
Go. r oI.. rsval s,o,ss
70 s Ifr'I R Hewitt Bactln, Rockand day, lime
schr. Banner Tan, RockpoIt days, h'h
Schr p Smith, Mead Baltimore days, coal
sebr 4 M Edwsr5s Edwards Baltimore 10 days, coal.
schr Mary Adene, Miller, Virginia days, wood
schr NJ 4. Hertz Walton, Virginia days wood
Schr Cora, Nickerson, Glos'er, stone for Boston.
schr New Globe, Jones Anboy FOR Boston.
scbr Trnenns Hi Bunker Clinton days.
Scbr It r. Mi.shsn Mn,,,s p-cyyi!ence days.
Schr Charity, Fowler Providence days:
scbr. T. Mccloshy, sebbns, EsseI ioT 5hzSloetnpon'
Schr. Volts, Brooks, GTeenport for Phtlsdeiphia.,
Schr j B. Smith Soper Virginia days, wood.
scLr Rio Grende, Gassil, Virginia days wood
Schr Hattie Law Williams, Virginia days. WOOD
schr Luther, Van Dine. Virginia days we'd.
sc in: Newport furner Virginia days wood
Sleep Esceptit n Smith, Port jefferson Day
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and Cape may mdse
Steamer w.nsutta Ary, NewBedfOrd, md'e and pass 20
master =, 1. L.. o5.u
BELOW-l brig unknown;
SAILED Ship Cultiyator, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

DARE CHANCE.-A WHOLESALE CASH
IA BUSINESS Of twenty years' standing for SALE \
amount of business doing exceeds half niioh DON
yearly Only moderate capital required For arthsr pAftS
lars call at Room No No. Walst, between the hoas on
and p m. for two weeks