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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

The weather continued comparatively 6ne through
on, Er gland and Ireaod and tue harvest prospects
were more promising, viii; exertei bloyant iniu-
epee Oh the funds and cot on.
Smith, Sinclair & Co., linen factors Of London, had
su,p.p6e6 pay ment Their liabilities were estimated
ct Gl50 0OO 1t was feared that their suspension VIII
lead 70 that Of other smaller firms in the same trade
The Queen goes to GermsDy on the 2itb September
The Europa arrived at Liverpool Sept. :.
last struck the reef Montgomery Point on the q IN
OF June. All hands saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
LATEST-ria Loadondsrry.

LATEST.-via Lonaonderry.
IoyDos. Friday, 7th.-The NeWs has received the
following telegram: -.
NAPLES Thurtday, l p: m.-GarbaIdi arrived az
sserpo this morning and is expected a: Naples imme-
diattly.
II Is sad tba: the King will leave here to-day for
Gsets. O.,
The Intrepid returned here Yesterday from Salerpo.
Edwin james NJ. p, the Hon. Mr.. Ashley, Nj. r.,
and other EpelsbueD board SarolnlAn Vessel
op a visit 10 Garibaldi at Salerno.
The City Of Naples Ia perfectly tranquil ana the peo-
ple conduct themselves in dig niiied maDner.
Very large quantities Of wheat, barley, rye and
rape seed have recently been bought IN Austria by
Frer cb and English Spectators.
Another French rne-of.battle ship the Alexander,
has left rou'oD for Naples. r,,.
The sale Of photographs of Garba.d Is prohibited IN
VieI ma.
The Times City Article dated Thursday evening,
save re Eng sh funds were without alteration
brou gbout the day. In the discount market the de,
mapd wac again imit.d at previous rates. No gold
was taken into the bank TO-DAY.
A correspondent .of The Daily Ne|s says Gen.
Lanoreieres proclamaiioDs impose Cd the Sardiniao
Goverpm ebt II duty of watching the frontiers, and Of
preparing to cross them too in Of necessity. The
Governn eDt is all eady collecting in that direction
orce of 20, 600 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.......ss Pr. II.
Cleared.

smsfp-Mount Vernon Lsy6ed Savannah, Fl. B. crena'
well q Co.
Ships-Psrick Henry, Morse London Grinnsn Mat1rr x
Co. fmersld Isle Cornish Liverpool Tapscott CO. Anny,
Snson, Eeu.Oreans, H. Brghami Ocean Monarch Pages
Liverpool w T. Frost Escort Hussey Liverpool D. Ogden
Bgs-Echo Rice Port an Pince Delaield Wilson; Ocean
Wave James, Cette J. Ward Co.. Circsssan, Hasan,
Cette H. d. Brock an Co. Indian Queen, MeGego Calais
II. J. c A. Dewon
schooper-sea Ranger Delaney, Pensscoa, Benner Deske
Messenger -, Richmond; Henrietta Braman, Fall River.
master Ahetss Chase Jscm:l Kunhsrst Go Mad, Jane,
~ Brsz,s ENNIS (Br) Scott Hsrbor Grace Rogers Rich
D. J. Sawyer Hall. Philadelphia. Simpson vlspp.
soop-Willard, Hall, Newport, master.
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FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADSIUFFS.
coNsoLs SLIGHTLY ADVANCED.

TIE stssmer TeutoDia, from Southampton Sept. 4,
and ,bs Jurs, from Liverpool toe 9th, via London
derry the evening of the 7th arrives yesterday after
noOpthe former st is port and the latter az Quebec
The steamship Edinbu gh from Nsw-York, arrived
n Queenstown on the morning of the 9TH.
The steamship Pa ana from Boston Aug. 2S via st.
Johns, n. f.. arrived at Galway Sept.7.
The steamship Persia from Nsw-Nork, arrived at
Queenstown on the 9TH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
MARRIED

FARMFR-MACDUFF- At the residence of the brides father
fremont Westhe County, ~ y Thursday, Sept h.
by The Rev Charles C Wallace, the Rev. +. Farmer Of
Brooklyn TO Miss Jeanette Macdu OF the former place
HAWKS ALLFN-On Saturday Sept Is the residence Of
the brides father by the Rev, W. s. Mikels Mr. James f.
Bawe Miss Mary E. daughter of Benz w. Allen esq, Of
this city
SMITH - FURNISH - On Monday, Sept II. ct The Third
Unveralst Church, by the Rev Moses Baou Robert z.
Sn lib TO Susan Fubush, youngest daughter Of Sss B.
Furtufb, all Of this city
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Movements Of Oceaa Steamers.
TO DEPART
Passengers Arrived

IN sa,gslip TeutoHid yoa Hamburg and SouLhdmptor-F.
Hoffman Il w. Asen A. ETeby Hoeshss, Emms Won Gr.i.-
helm A Garben BenckeBoorf, l. Jacob o Kuhns, ~ w.
Nelson ID. child NJ Hamburger Learch, Marie
Mann, g StmIdt p Beste Schneider q Bsp,t, William
Heis C. Caster dyk Boelsing Ids Jacobson B. Courar
der and lady -
In ship breOdnausM from LisapOoJ-M and Mrs FrArcia
m 5G,k TtGh from San Jaaa Yie-Mr Bell U. g. Corsl at
San Joan; H. Williams g. Douhlet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
SYRIA.

1t wac sean asserted that Chri'tians had been
maesacred at Baaltec and in a village near Jean
d Acre.
An emeute had taken place at Siernona, and more
serious one was spprehended at Phillipuhoboli.
Agitation continued 10 prevail in Bosnia and the
Herzegovina but the Sultan had ordered the Grand
Vizier to return Immediately, without visiting these
IfOynces.
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PRUSSIA.

PoTsDAa, Sept 1.-The Prince Regent of Prussia,
and all the roy al princes bad been invited by the En-
peIor of Russia TO grand hunting party at Warsaw.
The Prince Regent will probably proceed there in the
middle Of September after the concusi Of the man
euvers of the Prussan troops This visit may be- Off
cally considered made in return for the last visit Of
the Emperor Alexander 10 BIeslau.
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WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1860

tened 10 With marked attention. The songs Of The
Rocky Mountain GIee Club were very amusing and
were appreciated.
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INDIA.

INDIA.
BonsAY, Arg. 8.-Sir Henry Ward died OF ehoier"
Extraordinsry revelations have taken place IN hoei
case as to the manner in which taxes have oeen COL
lect.d in Dude.
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nv telegraph.

PROVIDENCE Sept far bsIss EyAdse f .s rom
New Orleans Rambler Mckenzie fN'''"' ''s 'A - '
SAVANNAH Sept 1.-THE screw steamship aontsSm ne
nom arr here cock yesterday 10Th irst dses
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Res.. 5:43 Sets COS Moon-Sets... ib
WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. lO:09 Gov Island. 1853 Hen0ste. 0i
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TIRE KING PREPARING FOR PLIGHT,

SLIGHT ADVANCE IN COTTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

Garibaldi Marching on Naples.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

MILITARY VIsIrORs.-The Colt Guard, of Hart
ford Conn under command of Capt D. Chapman, will visi
this city the guests of the National Gsy Capt Morgan
the 10th Of next month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
rw0 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY THE JURA AND TEUToNIA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

The SIXTH WARD STREET-CLEAEIEG Contract
Some months since resident of the Sixth Ward hr. John
Scott obtained injunction against Matthe. Murphy the con-
cleaning the OF the Sixth Ward the ground
that the highest instead Of the lowest bidder bad obtained the
On the final hearing, before Judge Culver the
don dissolved, the complainant not appearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

CoNMos CoUscIL In consequence of the incou,
pete state of the Common Council Chamber, the Board
did not organize sst night. An attempt was made to
meet in the CT Courtroom, but was found too in
convenient, and an adjournment was carried without
doing any business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

PRosPEcT PARK, ACCOMPLISHMENTS to call, the
Board of Commissioners of Prospect Park, convened
at the Office Of the Atlantic Dock Company, oa Satur-
day. the 18th inst, at o'clock p. The minutes Of
the last meeting were read and approved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

THE CoURTs.-The General Term Of the Supreme
Cont win meet the 18th inst at Newburs when the Judges
will render their decisions
The Social Tsr I'm of Supreme will
Mondsy ip the Supreme Court Chambers, City Hall
The Brooklyn City Court opened yesterday before JJdge
Culver Jury impsnneed and the first twenty
the rdar called No being ready for trial the
Jurors I'll disr hsrged for the day.
The calender for this day C8h) 10 follows Nos 81 % a.
&C. a. 49, 90 30 81 49, 49, "a, u.s. 81 49, 49, 49, Al, 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30
Per.onsI Intelligence,

CoL J. r. F,yton and ~ \ Faylon, both q Virginia
Capt szgrcayS, Of The GATED states Army and 3. y.
Hart, Or New orleans, are ttopplng At the arovoori
nousa
John Hart and party, ~ yotsburg. Mes Hw
ecriy and n CARL, Or NtE York stopping at The
IAfafrc Hotse.
NJ &. y Turner ard VIE, of Philadelphia. Capt ~.
Cave VI wsrgsn ~ Tenf esrte JJhn 1--we ~ Montreal
Frnrrr ~re u Cincirns,i, and u saunders, u
~ frsucsco, are stopping At thu - Nicholas Hotel
C.rt pentou o. wcst Point. John r. Huerlu.. OF the
rtesrshp MAisrrss Acgapder Gait, the sruptor from
Notfoik Va;D u Bosrarisn, ~ Rome, Y. VI O. W.
EryArf AID o. G. Cromwell u Boston Dr. May and wife
of Virginia. A. Cowlss, o. Alabama, and y. X Cobb
nue. H1te,
Capt nsll, X Wilson, n Pierce and Judge Hast
ints, su " leJornla. ". W Barr, OF New london; ~
INrtr, - Cincinnati. X J. Pierce, oi chicago; W. J.
Charles befk, q Cambricre, aud J. Lindsay, Of Ne
Hsv,i aic stofyitg AZ the Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30
CITY InGell1xencs.

AnEGKD wns NuRDKR CASE Bridget Dugan, the old
woman who seser,y injured BY her husoand, at
her residence No 40 RoosevR street. Thursday nght
died yesterday New York Hospital from the effects
Of her wound Deceased, It win be remembered, was
struck IN the leg Tith axe the blow hayiag 9een
given with sufficient fracture the limb. Inc
sfsailant was arrested at tho OF tho assault ~
locked up ~ the romos await tne result Of ns e'
hjuries. The Coronsrs titled OF Mrs Dlgan's
Death, nut the Investigation postponed Until t9da
peceasto was 81 yeMs q age an was native q ~
LAND
WoRx AT tn. Cirg INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT During the
week ending saturday last tho folio pg work
performed by the empio, IN the City Inspectors Office;
UosouId deceased seized, 48i pounas ashes
earbsee ar street filth rmoved IA $50 l,ads
sbated, uosr ce 0S sinks and water closets clean
ed lao, loads ~ night soil removed from the Ants
776 r. moved from the city limits III lead
cove removed fom be city limits dead hogs removed
from the city limits 10 dead dogs aud einor small an
mas removed from the city miis so number Of barrels
OF otiai removed from the city Units 2 100
CARELESS DRIVING IN BROADWAY ON Friday last, about
twelve O'Clock noon az Mr. Joseph Monaun, farrer,
siding In Eighth avenue, crossing Broadway from the
Eighth avenue 10 the Museum, Knocked down
and by omnibus driven furious care
less rate 81 speed the horsss passing hs body
they stepped nv one OF the passers by Mr. NJ
taken between the fore ana hind wheels of tho
greatly bruised and injured
BURDED TO DEATH two children OF Edward Wooster
OF Falls NlaRc Conn, were bnrpou u deatn ass week
The mother left the houre for short time and locked in
three children Who while playing, accidentally SET the
house fire, ard became frightened that they went
10 ned in q chamber over the FIRE When the Dire was
discovered the house mostly burnt, and
The children found dead and second badly
burned that u died the same evening.
FRE DIVISION STREET shortly after eleven O'Clock
fire broke out In grocery store Of Division and
Attorney streets. kept by Simon Koch Damage estkna
ted at about 81 500; said TO be insarcd
TARGET EXCURSIONS The following target companies
parsed our otrce yesterday
The Madison Light Guard. Captain Vale, numbering
about 40 men. ana max ipg credi.Able appearance
The Centre Market Guard, Captain j. Cakins, number.
ing As muskets
Walter Roach Guard, Captain McTorten, AMI
The Fulton Iron Works Guard composed mostly OF
en- ploy ed in the Fulton Iron Works.
THs EAGlrros GUARD This loe COMPANY, commanded
by Captain Geo Mccoy composed ~ the employ Of
Eagleon wme Mills, OF New 1rk passed on o last
saturday their from staten Island where they
had been for a days practice They marched with
great precision evinces marked skill In the handl
OF their muske,s They numbered teventy ave musSes
and in passing paid a marching salute TO the HERALD
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Another experimental ~, va maso a. Co1cy lizard
YESTERDAY BY Orderly saigeAnt LAZY. Vi. gccah3 sud
other gent cren oourectsd Nth the Uatei states shp
North hoiiua under the direction ~ captnn Vard, "a
the rslern muakets iatsy adopted n ~ marine
CORE, q which mate menton some time saas.
Capaln Wards experiments % ar. hsve bseg cai-ry
auccsf.r proving ihst ths arm g gunsri7r - ~ eth
Invented. ana for cosst sad 81 frfencs 10 70 salN
Ire rfruft o. the exrcfnftts ssre - fonoWs tisving
tired coon xuoi dry ftnd I'D gaita percss~ res@t
irr rover vfrfcr3sy tAtd ~hs Ai'pied' mi fourd
Ia have ttoafdiy fhe greatest frfs'fg iofra ~ one
ara t~e tgudred ards ihe halls pcrcfatd from seven
AM haf 70 Gevsn and taIec quarter inches.
Al ,nfre turdrsf ywss eight inehcs which
sss he greatest dspih aitared 10 dry Gard,
80 h.ls rerrtfatsd al The distances nearly ss
-, srt ~cre found be Gatcnsd aner being ex.
,rtratea They Pass nmed stey through guta percha,
,sol and cotton IRON dGerent distances u ngndred
\, avs hundred ysres The beet sho, made VAS Cred Al
the distance Of hree hundred yards rto vet sand close
" racssd, ire bal striking The target broAcsde and pc
nanailng seven inehes This line sh0t hitting in.
eide o. tee ring and cosc 70 the bulls eva These ride
peculiarly ndsps1d 70 the Hsfty drill being ss ID
weight, much shorter, and having On elevated sight,
which QUALITIES not conaised 10 the old pattern rife
mustst II aprcsrs by tie result n tho experienss
Yesterday That re bs has the force ~ TIRES hun
drei yards ss las Al hundred AM can be bred Vim
~ great GCCnracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

CHARos ExBszzIExKsr-Louis Prayer, . German,
about thirty eight years Of age, brought before JUS
Steers the ssex Market Police Court, charge
OF zzng quantity Of ewelry valued at ~ eco and
cssh the amount Of 81 600, the property Of Lana
rus wineberg, Of No. s. sssI Broadway. The &C.
cused, 10 alleged, engaged by winebers 10
20 10 California Win the STOCK Of jewery in ques-
In san Francisco sacramel o. Stock ION other cities
During the accused's absence bs WIFE, who Kept al
No 90 chatham. street. be provided for
wiueberg and weekly stipend OF $40 allowed her on ac
count OF her husband. shortly after Prascrs arrvA In
California hs wife wrote 70 him. and urged him 10 return,
Mr. Wneberg neglected 10 keep his promise In regard
70 the matter Of $40 week Prayer Immediately con-
piled with bis wfes request aud left the Fl Dora 10 bo
fore he hsa time 10 dispose VI the ~ery Not reporting
himself 10 Mr.. WIebcrg his arrival home,
festiBg desire 70 come TO settlement, Prayer IL no
the above mentioned amour, me defendant gave bail
In the sum OF % eco 10 answer and tho case sent be-
fore the Grand jury
AN lssr0ESrCL SHorfIrrER Two women, OF rather
sen,ecl appearance, entered the clothing Of LOUIS
Letor, No. IS Bo~ery, yesterday, under prctece Of
making some purchases. While in the store OF the
females stole three cos, and conceaiinx them beneath
her crinolire started on with the rans As soe var
leaving tae store however, The goods beca oosened
and falling upon the moor observed oy
clerks, named jacob Conen. Toe snop.tsr, IA
rhe wss discovered took tobcr het AID running on At
full speed, managed 10 oscape. Her companion, Mary
Kelly, arrested, however and brorgat 70 the Sstn
precinct station house, where she iDcxei up
Tor examination. Mary denisd al knowledge uf the
woman who stole TIE coats, thi said Hne no;
quantcd yith her, aware 81 her GRAND 81 lr Le-
tors premises.
cAuoHr IA ACT Mary Boyian caught n toc
act Of stealing piece o. sk valued 7 from The store
Of 10 Bou,er Brothers, No Jos Canal street. yesterday
afternoon, ana handed TO the custody d police
man kastbrook, OF the Broadway squad. When locked
up the staton house o the Eghh precnt tie prisoner
became violent that ~ iound necessary 10 pat
straight jacket upon her Mary full o. light. AMI
struggled hard thai Il took three u the police
due her
TINS Aftuorp IssURsscs FsArps The examination n
the Of the People ozro Downs (captaiu q tho
bark T. A Kinsman) ]. c. Pcdrlgu Henry dc Orguerro
add David ME- was resumed yesterday al the Jefer.
son Market Police Court, before Justice C,nnolly.
number ~ witnesses were examine5 Dut nothing new
was elected The case adjourned until November
10, when u hoped the evidence all be closed and the
matter submitted 70 the court
CHARGE krrrrso DrosDSsIr Horss -xrs B,osn,
propreirers OF tho premises Of Twosh street
and University racs, appeared before Justice Connolly,
the Jtrsln Market folce Court, and rave bail tho
of stto 10 the charge OF keeping dsordey
house Ia. complaint made sgsnst the Accazef by
jacob story. hsh dealer residing AZ 90 University plcs
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols were quoted the close OF business, on the
10th, al "a. as2x for money, and 925t for account
York and Erie securities
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of the two days Monday and Tuesday,
amounted 10 so oo0 bales including 600 TO spectators
and exporters. The advccs from America caused up
ward movement, and under . large speculative inquiry
prices had advanced sixteenth 10 eighth OF .
penny per pound Holders demand . still further
ccssion and some stocks had been Withdrawn from the
market
MANCHESTER TRADE REPoRv.
The market for yarns continued TO have upward
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Wakefield, Nash Co, Richardson, Spencer Co. and
others report -four dull and Cd lower for descrp.
tions American which quoted at the range OF 2ss
sos Cd Wheat nrm, and advanced Id III. per GENITAL
particularly for red Western, which was quoted at lls
Cd. . lbs 3D.; white southern las Corn quiet mixed
yellow, 3cs Cd. . ais white, 39s. . Ais.
LIVERPOOL PRovrsIO. MARKET.
Provisions were generally quiet. The circulars repor,
nrm at last weeks sdvsnce-butchers' quoted 1t 81
66s. o..
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosin was dull; common, IS. 81. So Sd. Spirits tur-
pentne firm at 3ls. Ga. Sugar steady. Roe quiet
Coffee quiet. Ashes quiet for both pots and pearls.
LONDON MARKETS.
Sugar and coffee quiet RICE, salipc.re and taIlow
steady.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 3d. SHEET

teer company, visited this city two years ago. and
received sno no. ptaoy entertained by tho National
Guard a New York
IRE old Aaw YORK City Guard many mem bers OF which
are enrolled ~ company H. lnads = visit Montreal
some ears ago and we're Hospitality received o. British
troops
Company y, capt. Le@nder Buck, Washington 6rays,
Esnth Iefmeit, VI this city, visited r. nto aud Non
u,al in he summer OF 1859 and reevet and enter
gsipeo by ssillsn troops.
Toe bnnuser Guad And several other m liiary compa
b,s nav. Nisea the British proyi from tae
AID tasfe visits we're always OF Inc pie chaac
TOE X tton fGsuosrs au American military COMPANY i,
Montreal rsoently aud took au active pat IA The
reeerion OF too Prince Of Wales, side by side British
trc1.z
no TIP OF Company +, II undertaken, viii oi;upy
pesrs two NOR tbs Mt expense $40 000-sl0 COO OF
which already subscribed oy eight me,n oers o. II
company.
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hasnai hsnaes appeared at the 10 yer Police Court
yesterday before Justice Kelly 70 ans yer the complaint
recently made against HIN assault and battery bv
Mr. william Barney The redoublaole Captain demana led
an Immediate investigation and said no was quite sac.
gulne OF the complaint being dismssed rae prosecu
ton, which being conducted By William Curtis Moves
was not ready TO go with the examination, bswever
and 90 the case adjourned until Wednesday afternoon
In connection with the alleged assault by Marshal Ryn.
ders on Mr. rappan and his friend when they called on
bin TO request have the three little fgroes delivered
40 10 them received the following official
popdepce with the Mar.hN holding the ordes of s.cre
Lary McIip the Marshal old not feel ~arraated In
prg with the request OF any parties who had no claim
upon them:-
LITTER or SECRETARY Milan.
COLONIZATION RooAs WASHINGTON oct 25, 1860
To ISAIAH RYspiEs Esq Ulited States Marshal, New
You viii please deliver the three Artisans 10 your
York state Colonization Society according 10 the IN
strucons Of the Hon j. THOMPSON secretary o. Inc Ia
terror aha much oblge yours, moot rec pectfuly,
NOLAN, Flu. sec A. Q. =
LETTER or REV. Mr.. rISHEy.
CoioNzArios orfIcs, new York, oct 20 1860
ISAIAH RlspkEs, be ualtea states sarsna
pEAR SIR Having at the request OF Rev. Wm. M,lAn,
waited on you On saturday 9Th October win Order.
~ from secretary Thompson, or the three native yoitn
lately captured IN slave sbip, which vera unaer your
care desire 70 thank you for your prompt and gsate
manly delivery q them and 10 have record my tes,
mony 10 The COCO condition y the ais Tney evil
dsIiy quite happy anc evidence ~ good
Tiey sell clothed anu uerect healn aud have
gone their way 20 Liberia with a cheerful spirit
have great oindeIce thai hereafter when edn ated IA
republic, these bright little lads recall 10 memory
your kindness with much gralitude.
They have proceeded to Baltimore, via Washington
city, take passsge IN the packet stevens, which
leaves for Liberia this week, with nearly hundred
emeTsnts aDo several missionaries, who VIA Cd the yoy
j. B. PiNNEY
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LETTER or REV. AIR. rISSEy.
HIS CLAM ON THE UNIrED STATES FOR DAMAGES FOE
THE SEIZURE OF HIS VESSEL DURING THE MEXICAN
TO TIE rprroR or rHx HERALD


EDITOR HERALD
Captain John Wilson, the subject OF commeniation
all sides formerly sailed vessel in the Gulf OF Mexi-
CO. always ranked nigh bolt honest and faithful
mariner He has claim the United States for damage
resulting Illegal seizure or vessel. the star,
during tie Mexican war up TO this time he has In vain
sought redress Perhaps his courageous and gallant
duct may interest your ciizens and ohers him
TO obi ain redress for just act Of military power
Capwin Wilson owned the Star, which vessel
a proviso that II the place occupied by tho
army the vessel 10 return 70 Ne. Orleans
The to~n OF haiamoras in possession Of the Ancri
hen the star reached that place on. the Collector
allowed the vessel ~ enter her captain permsio
in ballast After the cargo sas landed (Which very
vaiuaplel, The Co Hector seized vessel aad cargo
for an slleged violation OF the law, 10
the of landing cargo. &c The captain pat IN
prison. The vessel sent 10 Galveston,
was no to defend her she condemned sni cold
nade hts claim Oh the Treasury Department Tor bis
loes, ard who, on proof OF the facts stated,
received for bis goods the United states thus
admitting the OF tins vessel and cargo have
been Illegal captain Wilson preferred hts claim for
value his vessel and his freight, hui coad pro-
cure any redress
The evidence which restitution was made 10 the
owner cargo Is Ole in Washington, anu fully
tahlishos the claim VI Captain Wilson. Mr. Carlisle, of
Washington and senator westoott, both snbstan
tate What state, they having been employed IN tho
matter.
May rot the friends OF Captain Wilson hopo his
claim be brought before Congress med into,
anu If iound just, provision mnde.io' It's allows