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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
s 4 ri U EB. TEasM Ms

z. A III UEs. TEHg O MS
WOuI.D respectfully inform hisold ,custolucts
w and the public generally, thathe has ot
hand large stock and general ssor trneat Of Sad
dies, Harness. &c, consisting * part of fulslnil1
ted and plain SKATERS quilted houa cover and plain
hot,Spanish and fallbacks, quilted gnd Ffain sent
ed !, brass and wpod horn deanlipeaks, plain and
quilted seat low cantle English trotting saddles,
Also a variety Of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extelftsd quilted knee springs hoopand
bncS springs silver colored russetblue. and black
enameed leather gu ltet and plain plushed seats.
lie has aIse on hand several seso( extra fin6 s'
vSr mo1ia,sa carriage and thYggg htfnssa strong
brides and mar,nGaIes Of host every description,
Carriage, ,i!nggy and Riding Whips Of the hRest
qualify, ~ factlrOsl everything usually kept In
s1dd ler shop. lie deems il unnecessary to puff
and blow or let off gass about the nlatefidl or
Workmanship Of his work, as it will recornmittend
itself to those who are Judges or who use it
lhanktal for the Liberal patronage he has hereto.
lore received he hopes bv strict at ention to bns.
ness and selling good. work at reasonabls price,
TO merit continuance of the, sams. Shop Third
door Northof McFadderf's store, Csdiz, Ohio.ss
Feb. Is, lS6ozlyr lsgs 5Saa'HaIie Hfsi Ss
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ReP055ic9h. .i}" 7# "ai laa bas3,7~'
~ IA .se..,, GRAND JURORS -e. .a av.s 2
ID Robert Birney, Monroe. 5asfasarss v-A
Isaac Holmes, Green. tisEG. sEHid
Ic Wm. Kidwelf. Mooreteld. aa "aFs t7E5,fg
Adam Dickerson, Athens. -. .'.
DAVID Hall, Shortereek. .rrs e-e, ..s-5 Fss
Samuel Hanna, Green. .rss3s 10 fsse eco
Robert Webb, Athens. EaTs s8s i.a a'.s
Sainnel Wilkin. Washington sstaa.4 70
James McFadden ~ Cadiz. -s5,,,e s, y {, ,ss ~
E. Joseph Masters, North, a1s sss 4ssr
ALBERT West, Stock g.aaz e7a ai i:R1u
VIM. s. Bethel, Freeport. ,ae@
| Elisha Lewis, Archer. s N-,f2 ss.7 e"
Samuel Mccormick Cadiz. '' s'l''
John Ramsey, Nottingham. sif "a sssrra
,r& a ie,ata PETIT JURORS. 81 .s svsa5h
Henry 4 Smith, Moorefeld. 4 asdasa'a4
Andrew G.! Lyons, Stock s1"' Ho''5ts.
John Mcconnell Athens. ,t an, ~s -..
Ingram Clarke, Greene.
Wm. Boyd, Washington .szavn fgssc
Noah tletIing /" So EzA88
VIII. Scott, North. - s--s--z.
WIN Rogers fof John) Csdiz gA$%e,a- !.
/ Ja'ob Laflsrty, Mooretield. (. 4 ss.Fn4
Hiram Haines, Nottingham, - = '-s-5 ~. T.
/ fs8ae Pratt Runtey. s X 'rstaes7
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yTALENTINES, a splendid assortment frot q.
v one cents TO two dollars . Aeh, cheaper v, an
any other lonse IN the country. ptal -
r.sas Fsga q aA2lgu5 JOHN BEA'.L'S9
tINOW Ms New speer,a good supply "a Inodef
u steysts't Ha - f@ BiIALL,S. IN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
Notice.


9oHei Trustees ottbedtfsrsnt loogash5ps IN Liar-
rison ,Goaaty, OAao: G&3 III
We, 1.-the Undersigned Directors Of the Harrison
County lnfrmary, hereby give notice to the Town
ship tistees, Of Harrison county, and the public
generally, that we will refuse the. payment OF any
less Rey are oicalIy "a 81 tbe ipsees
of the ownship fhat the person Of PERSONS forwhoi
said bill or acco un IS are rendered. was pre- yious
e lhe coptraetiFgof said bin, Legally known as
raupef'''., 4 .lase@@tsli 1ot4N q RAiRs7rsEp AiRs7rsEp 10
ma 7efy ALE&s HAVARK1 j ELD
... l.. ..i,tsI sgi M, JOHN LlSLEi s,SS
+ Feb 20, 1861, - - InfirInarV Directors.
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3, There Is no epublcanmajority TO rely, upon
u the Psnnpylyaaia LGggslatars Ths Ghls9ga9 ga
me he eRepubHcanshaye norniually, q mdi6riW Of
forty twoa'' &G'R R$A.Aa ss ,&&a sSS8 ~
lhsis a hopeful sign forathe future good OF th'
gco0ntry. y8 fe&ss2g,Hgss3 Aas hssgsssA-.~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

=. .YAN.DYKE REVIEWED. The Rey.sJ.z R.gW.
Sloatsess Sermon In revewg ofthe Rev 4FI. j.
Van Dykeis for sale az Eiannaisf Book Store;
scents single, By, mail z cents Single. Go and
pAt 4 gfonv III IL sS bfsa se ItasiVEF5S %s@A
Hanna has just received alarse and fresh
supply of Books Writing Paperand Envelopes.
MITA.t4 "a I@.lIA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

(iARPEplNG, Bruessis three ply, lngraiDYe.
~ milton and Rug for sale cheapby = 5fnz
sa aoa ss-aa gstluf6s S q Il MeEADDEN
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9zArihnris Home MAGAZINE for March is1 y s1ion in
our tabie.8s Fhe moral stories, excellent lnstruc
nons and choice poetry Of each number, to say
nothing Of the fashion plates, engrayings &c. are
worth more than the years subscription to any
family. @1erms, t$2 per annum. Address 4 s.
Arthur & Go. 325, Walnut Street Philadelphia
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
AppoEtiOnssseWf8f of County and E}is-
trict Offices A usiong The DiffeTemt {
.Fownsffips in HarrisOaf COunIy,
durisig tie past ter years. $50

~
during tile. past ten years. .,a-as 'is
"A friendofouFssiu in the country, whoisa Repub.
licsnoAice seeker sslsus giEee read ers the
nufa5erof eoentyand Disttctpffees eaeht, wnship
in Ffafrisoh county, has had during The gpaststen
wears. Ii, compliance viii his we willsen,
dsaxori do 50 ssfollo@s. =. ~, - .,s -,
,srNaToR-is5ls and 50 cediz township, 1855
anda'56. sShortefeeks 1860 md 81, Cadiz. 80
la5i iandls'ssS Efaatlin,s 1858
and i54 Efeepert9 1895 and as6i Caeencs 1851 nd
IS, Athens. 1859 and go, North. ''2 90 s.s
.PBoRArr JupeE -1s52, '53 and -, North, 1855,
'56, 81, So 80 and 80, cadiz q ..-:sc.i
CLERK OF THE CouRr.--1S5i, 80, 53, 81, f55, sc,
81, ,5s SO andGo, Cndiz. he present. Incumbent,
who entered upon his duties atew dayssince, is
from, North township. fs'sia&g siefs'iis 8 -
.AuniroR. s5l and so, Freeport. 1859 and5'5
Moorefelds 1853, '56, 57 5S, 'a9 and '6o, Cadiz.
TREAsuRER 4=ls5I, '52, '53 l54, i55 SO ands'57,
Casiz 10 So and so, Short creek. ls60; ;FrahkIin.
SHERIFF. 1851, Short creek iS5gs i5sy I54 and
'5s, t;adiz. 1856 and 81, Washington 1855 '59
and go, ,Gerinan.- - ~.,, 7a,,,'s-...t.E ~
eREooRpER.zlS5L 80, i53, 81 '55,Y So, and
'5s, Cadiz. 1853 and go, Mooreti4ldsss yz'l.en
sPRosBcurISe ArroFNEYs=-l85i, ,'52, '53, i54l '55,
SO So '5s, so and $50, Cadiz - go 139ar 5als
esCoMaiSsroSERs Lls6i, cadfz, Washington and
Monroe, 1882, Washington, Monroe and Short
creek. 1853, Monroe, Short creek and Ffeeport
1854, Short creek, North and Freeport, 1885,
Short creek North and Freeport. 1886 Short cfceIs
North, ana Franklin 1887 Gernf,a,' Short creek
and Franklin. 1858, German, franEhh and Free
port, 1859, Freeport, Franklin and German :
1860, Freeport, Franklin, and German ~ is.l
alNFIRSfiRYD DIRECTORS, township hasgen
efahy had from one to two Directors during the
past ten years Gadiz one director all of the past
tenyears, and Stock and No'tihghatn, onetireetor
each about three or tour years, - 80
coxeREss :rE+ls65 IS. 81, 49, 80 and go, Cadiz,
BGeNnoNI dJvpsE ,7--ls56, a7, 75S, '59,and co.
Catiizs7le g8l sg H. -s saa7sa ia
ET8t#5S-a y Sc ssREGAPmuIATioNs sfeaI-r,IlR.sas
shotteereek Township has had Office ,s,-l lyears.
t,at t,aeers1 gs!g1s n Esa9a ,g@o :.
Athansi : si9E'8 d q att ~ a'g . :.
ffsHi1 sl819 A83 .zsjsaa9 0tt..~.Et.3f }7Tt u
Archer % vag.tsHsls gasT 81! 4seza IA 81
Rfinbsy' gre E'2gTaglas,s3 9ae -gtsgJ ,otys.
Moereiieid &aas 'a5s's8' ssa sssg1ga a9f 4s5g''
Nottingham 's535t.all e.s{E 4" f44 3aE5"
Stock "a f1& s.2s g 7,1e " e{sa af''ps % r''
North saa9 a&s zTitts s"ees 80 -, So 8 j"
Washington " a /"
.aaa4sa ELanailn aogz i aS; ..t.-ss.... Z. '. =.
g" A---- t.1S -. sAE e.2-E&$S
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IWtots for NTatca Werm,, 1881.

Iei JsIOts for NEafcVs Ferns, Is6t...
The following persons have been drawn BY
the Clerk and Sheriff ofthis county to serve as
Grand aIil Petit Jurors for the next terms oil
the Court ofCommon Pleas, to7be heldsin Cadiz,
Ecorhmencngon the 18th day Of March next
BeDuLIjg5n n.tGf sEtTFE-H esFs. NfA tHR ls:g.z ger
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
3 Brcaking. up.

T y .s'slsa 54 s%a Brcaking. Up. 70 less'
The Republican party IS inst falling TO pieees
Efbe honest portion becoming convinced that tie
Chicago Platform IS contrary to the Constitution
| and they love their country better than party. 4
correspondent Of the N. Tribune writing fron
| Hfnrrisb,iry Pa sasss ..s 20 n3a IL i1t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

.Rr'fhe .sem-Anntal, Exhibition ot McNeey
Normal iSchoolswilI take placeon Friday Evening
March 9Th, Essays, Orations Rusicq Etc. sa*
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

30 qeea.s .asiAa9S SGsa ana ESs.ss TGssa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

If oil is so plenty in the neig ghboring counties a.
round US what repson is there 70 doubt but plenty
OF the article can be ioHndin Harrison county,
Fore for it,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

elm, Beall, Cadiz, y, Green, Freeport, John
NW'iddddocs, Th3mpsons Tavern, Z Lewis, Short
Greek; d. Holloway, Smyrna; A. ), ssghfieSsr
I Moor efieid: ". iIaSriaar, ha,afaosiSls Cross
RopdsiR filing l'pp eeanoe sllaasnisr g. Gus
ter, Bowersy illes Perelsoy u ills, Few A.ens;
! M lnteer X Welch, New athens, s.. Il Baxtcr Hope
and Merchants generally throughout the Union
II jtuly4-ly 77--s1iHA TF5ss.5A ad
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
THE WEATHER.
later honr.

Like the evil spirits Of old, which never would leave
their unfortunate poseessors without first rendng them,
the DogDays couldr rot take their departure in quiet
comfortable way, but must needs stir up a jolly row
before they got fairly among the times that were.
They are gone, however, and though they went in
rather turbulent manner, they have cleared up the
calendar for the stormy equinocieal and the soft,
dreamy beyond, from which we nsensiby glide
ont of the warm embrace Of Summer into the serner
season of ice and snow. With the Cessation Of the
Summer heats, ard their attendant sagHation, we may
look forward as the Autumn steals apace, to a re-
yiva OF business; the energies which wited under the
fervor of July and August aud sought shelter in shady
country retreats, have come forh recuperated and
ready for new enterprises in the world Of traffic, and
once more the myriad wheels Of industry revove, and
commerce again renews the strife which was but for
time suspended.
The pas. few days have been a compound of hot
sunshine, sharp cold winds, and and then nice
biz of cool bracing delicious Autumn weather, that
sayored strongly Of the glorious Indian Summer soon
TO come Nor have there been wanting, like the tee-
grams from Washington, symptoms OF an approaching
tempest. On Monday night, at the hour when morning
paper editors usually go ~ needed rest thick, murky
clouds came driving along before high wind from the
soft quarter with all indications Of storm before the
dawn; but The came up bright and early yester.
day, aud the day was quite sultry and oppressive.
Las evening the sy again became overcast and about
nightfall the temperature fell black clouds piled in the
southwest, and the welcome rain came down in tor
rents, accompanied by most vivid lightning, and re-
peated and long.continled Ieals Of thunder, with
very high wind.
Out Of town the effects Of the storm were felt more
severely than in the city. IL began in Troy abOu,
D. m., and followed down the Hudson with increasing
fury. friend who left that city at 2:20 yesterday
states that II rained hailed all the way down. Tic
hail was 20 heavy that the train could not reach here
on time owing to the slpperyness OF the track Late
Las, night the indications that the weather would
no, clear off ill this morning We have heard OF no
from the storm. while the generousrain
has undoubtedly multitude Of blessings upon
the thirsty ground and angusbng crops OF the hus-
bandman. As ont Of this storm come clearer skies,
and hopes renewed 10 the toing men of the country
and the town. so may the storm now raging around
the nation subside and from is dark and gloomy folds
come hope and happiness 10 the free millions who now
look anAiousy for the dawning OF the brighter day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
M .gssaK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1851

may 'Ay, have been rather more than hah battles.
u ere are whole battles in them. Applause. Let
dis great Amer rcan people, twenty millions strong IN
their LOYALTY and IN their power translate these words
into battls by sea and by land until the old flag OF
fathers neither the black ag OF the pirate nor the
white flag of premature, dishonOrable treaeherous
peace but the grand old flag Of the Stripes and Stars,
shall wave in undisputel authority over the whole
length aud breadth Of the con iDent. Ihe heV MI.
Hitchcock here retired, amid loud applause, ana cries
Of " Go on" and the cries Of hitchcock were
renewed. -,
The CHAIRMAN--We trust that Mr.. Hitchcock VIII
not reiuse TO crafty the audience.
Rev. Mr.. III. came forward and resumed: III ths ram
had occurred should not have been here at this
hour. You zee me here with my waterproof coat.
was on my way to BrOosyp, 10 be the mOuthplece OF
the people OF Brooklyn in expressing their gratulaons
To our gallant Commodore StTlngham. lhree nearly
cheers were given fOP Commodore StrDgham, ana tnen
three more for Major-General Butler. | was pro-
posing TO tell the Commodore that had had here In
NewYork abont enough Of dead heroes that we much
preferred 10 salute living heroes. New-York, with
bowed head and choking voice, has saluedS Lyon-a
cOnqueror though upon his cold black bier. Wedesre
that heroes should all return to Us with their
shields upon them" but we prefer confess that
tLey should return with them. We salute with sad
ness the hero that comes robed in his cOuntrys flag.
We salnte, trust with paFdonable PRIDE the hero
who comes back beneath that flag waving in triumph
over his living brow No one OF us will dare to say
what may be the purpose OF Providence in regard 10
the future whether disasters may be in store tor us TO
give finer and more celestial temper 10 courage.
If there remains to any further baptism Of blood,
let us herocaly bow heads TO receive II. But my
confidence is that we have reached the end OF these
disasters that the blow az Hatteras Inlet naugures
career of conquest stroke upon stroke, quick as the
light hot a. the lightning, until Secession, until Re-
beon, has Int the dust. LApplause.
A motion to adjourn was then made and carried by
hasty vote although the Of the audience in their
enthusiasm would have gladly remained until a much
later honr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
paxseaa-rs Arrived

In s,egMstip Aydgo from HARE and SoghdmT Tto1-Hon
John stockton Miss ssde sookton Master Richard Stock
ton iss Stockton and servants Hon Henry MURPHY
M, MqPhy GsG j. M"Phy Py A FRENCH s T. d. s0ee'
L. S. NJ and chidr-ni Samuel Phillips Mrs Jeeo6 Little
son and servant; Mrs Jackson Jas Murray Miss Murray
Holmes Martin Holmes Rev W. o. Ian son, Rev Dr. Bron.
isndo Rev Dr. and Mrs HASKELL Mr' Dieden, Mr.. Fsmner
nurse NJ and Mrs Narcotic. child and servant ME- Mss
and daughter; Miss Tyson O. D. PheP Mrs. fhsPs S
Phelps G. D. Pbelp. jr Ms. Mumtord Miss L. Mupiore,
Mis- H Muwford Miss G. Nudge Mrs Beet s.ons dso;s
Kay s. DE Kay c. De Kay O. De Kay and servant Ms BAL
lard Ms Ballard Mrs P0swker Mis- Parsons JShST san aoSn
field Mr. and Mrs Geo b. English Miss H. English Miss q
s. English, M., G. English MISC M s. English Miss a o.
rent Mrs Gonyer Dsrdour H. Miller, MI n negsrrnsy' n'
Henry Masrd, ard ephewi o. herte MI fese ,., ~.
Conoyer r. Johnston Mr. ToGrnade, DR. Betton,
ran B. T. Jones, g. Arnold l.. c. Consesn1 I'd "; W
Mr. Hetht L. Bsne Chas DeInooicO Aqs CSu,iy SA. e. W.
Keyer Miss Key:er Esrel D0Trt&y 81 ar NJ HSsn and .cn
~ Miller Mr. Vres and bre,her Rev MI M.ei Ny s Mna nj
guire VIM Brown L. Perry M M. a; w,Pss y Pss az a. pOspy
r Trnb, IT. Tmb j. Ger.ntet J. Reverend Mr. BuheI, A.
schwuts Y. Cartier r LecleIc Il. Mends F. GIos Ls,t
L. Bondro and SON Mr. and Mn. 'Slmer MHssf s. S NJ
Fonfsde and SON. O. More Mrs Bourdin MI I. hnean n
and Miss Monee Mrs Bernard Miss Eberhard Total To-
IN steamship Northern Lght y,or Ap,nda.WSsPP P..ehy.
o. d. MuusOn, g. Dexter Mrs Hooo A. Tags't' ws cS -.
child wc.here, ThOug:Gn j. ThonpsSn sic cos..,
hall Mr., Augustine D. Fletcher, J. AndTess rsi..,
j. Williamson r. ID. Robe H. A. pelius E peSa,ng a gs@.
N. Cap, Thos Cunningham Mrs kle W w. .S'q s,.ps
Mr. Kellduh j. d. Wright, NJ BriO'O and lady Wilson ~
lady. A. u.,op Mr.
r. A. Mrs Atchnson, Miss ryrrsll, from kingston ~"
Dr. Abertini, from Potsn'Prines.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

nounced that the serenade would be postponed, md
the crowd then separated after giving, with great en-
thusasm, repeated cheers for the Commodore and Gen
Butler
The proee ssion, tonight, viii start from he Brock
iyn City Hall at 10 O'Clock, and will move to the
residence Of the brave Commodore, to congratulate
HIM on the victory the traitors at Hatteras Inlet
lhe route Of the march will be down Montague street
to Hicks, down Hicks TO Pierepont, through Pierre.
pont to Willow, down Willow TO Pineapple, up Pine.
apple to Hicks to the corner Of Clark the residence Of
the Commodore.
Ane music will be by Dodworth's Band, aud fine
uSpiay Oh koman candies and other fireworks has been
arranged for.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

RETREyonMENT IN County ExPENsEs.ZYesterday
a circular signed by Supervisor Smith Ely, jr., was
addressed to the heads of the departments with
view, if possible Of securing reduction in the
penditures of the present year from appropriations
already made. 1t contaus the following queries:
l. Have any changes taken place in the organization,
plans or work OF YONG department, or are any con-
templated, which woulI a oS Of reduction in your
estimates Of proposed cxpeuditurel
2. Can you make or suggest any such changes which
would allow your estimues 10 be reducedi
g. Can yol postpone the expenditure 10 another
year of any part the estimates for your department
and if so, how much
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

PHILIP Il. THoNAs.-The funeral services ph;lp r.
Thomas, whose death has been announced in TnE
TRIBUNE, were held after the manner OF Friendsp
at ii o'clock yesterday morning. at the house of bis
son-in-law, John j. w ,ker, No. 81 Union place.
Mr.. Thomas was for halt century one of the lead.
ing citizens Of Baltimore. lie possessed large wealth
end such were his powers Of executive management
that lis acceptance Of the Presidency of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company at a time when s affairs
were in doubtful state regarded guaranty of
its over all obstacles which proved 10 be the
case. lie was man OF large and liberal ideas in re.
ligiOn, aud took eading part in the famous Quaker
controversy which resulted in the division Of that sect
He was of the heterodox or Hicksite party. His
phIlanthropc lsbors were wide and various. For more
than forty years he the friend and counselor Of
the colored people Of Baltimore, who Rocked 20 him
for advice and aid in their difficulties. Many free
negro indebted him for rescue from the hands of
the kidnaPper. He very active also, and inde-
faigable in his efforts TO amelioate the condition of
the Indian tribes. frequently visiting them and obtain
ing for them the favorable action Of the Government
Few men have lived more useful life, and none en-.
joyed wider circle of attached friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

COMMODORE STRISoHAN.-The serenade and COM
plimenary demonstration intended to have been given
last night by the citizens of New-York and brooklyn
in honor Of Commodore Stringham was interiered
with by thunderstorm, and deferred until tonight
A sufficient demonstration nevertheless took place.
in front of the City Hall, Brooklyn, to indicate the
popularity of the Commodore, especially in Brooklyn
where he resides.
Though the storm continued threatening, hundreds
of people gathered and waited the appearance OF the
Dodwortba, who did not come. Meantime, there
were patriotic songs listened to, and stirring ehoruses
were joined in BY W, Finally, tho COMMITTEE an'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
The Remains OF Father Hackett.

SYRACUsE, tuesday, Sept s. IsbI
Tie remains Of Father Haeket Pastor Of 81. Johns
Sana, reached this city in metallic coffin from Sara
toga last evening, and was received at the Central
Depot by hundreds of CITIZENS. The remains were
escorted TO the cnurcn, wnere oodyls visited by
crowds of persons from the different Catholic congregs
tions. Appropriate religions ceremonies commence a
9o'clock Tomorrow morning with the office for the
dead, after which grand requiem will be cele
brated, and the funeral will Immediately follow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
Arrived.

stssmship salsdin (Br) Russell Kosston '.H S H wal
Porta Prince 26th, mdse TO Waaen oyiy.d AZ Kinssp
Aug Il. ,,..ooI Jnly 90 uidse. and "a
Ship Chancellor Spencer Leipo9s ixst bsnE
wHt. e, Tn sss T Tbo aerryman days in ballast WY
'fS BsS S' x.athO, Chapman A'pn~a Aug H. nose 70
Joy -, p...o, Ponce ?. r., VIC Gnsye
r,is Avg III sugar aud molss.es TO fnS.n c. b.
Rri, Margaret lBr, Of Hsraxb oaosn' s~
seis ). H. ioyt, Lyon, Boston, bound 70 rnp''''P
In FOR ah.Thor - , . ,.,h, cnier IlngaD, Q. b.
Is dsy, coal 90 Ys.es, PoTtersd Co n g. Is dsys
sclir. = V. Coonan (Br.l Coonan
Pscbr Ginsy iBrL Wayeott, Providence saA''
j. scSyy Penn,yIyania MunrOe NewH 10 ps
Shr Kate Slamler Msnwary Mystic In oslss,. w.,hinf
sescs1 seh chsres o.sood TO- saspOrt Gfums!
ton, ID. c.. Ia ballast NJ w and rsin.
WIND-During the day. from s. Wi sunset NJ W"
- ., Z, ,..... plrnu,c has anchored Al the y w eF'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

The steamship Northern Light brings The Pd"oma
Herald Of the 2ith ult.
The steamer Golden Gate, which arrived at Panama
on the 10TH reports spoke, August 7, United States
steamer Wyoming bound to San Francisco
The U. S. steamer Naragansett was at Acapulco
August 9.
Valparaiso dates are 10 August 3, and Calao to the
18th.
senor joaquin Perez has been elected President Of
Chill.
The sseet railroad of Valparaiso has been put in
operation.
The Hotel de Londres, Valparaiso, destroyed by
fire on the 18th. Loss 100000.
Failures at Valparaiso continue, without any favor
able change In business and are attributed mainly to
the excess Of imports over exports amounting Tor the
past year TO over si,0O0,OOO.
Lima is said to be getting too hot for Castella, who
is about taking up bis residence in Tacua.
Gen. Peget has been chosen Vice-President OF Peru,
and celebration took place in Lima in honor Of his
election.
Since the departure from Lima of the Brtsh Minister,
further ourages have been attempted on British citi-
zens, one of whom, Capt. Caryel has been obliged to
take refuge in tho French Legation to protect himself
from being thrown into q dungeon by the hOrdes Of
Peruvian authorities who are painting to get hold Of
his property.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
The Mails per tae Canada.

BosTOS, Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1891
The mas per steamship Canada will clOse here at (
o'clock tomorrow "wednesday morning. She sails
for Liverpool, via Halifax, at 10 a. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

BRITISH VESSELS CLEARING FOR BARBADos.--.
Two more British vessels cleared yesterday on a
species of rowing commission. Their clearance was
for Barbados. One Of them was for Barbados and
a market" This means Barbados and anywhere.
The aggregate cargo Of these vessels was 100 barrels
of four coo barrels corn meal and quantity of beef,
pork, potatoes, mackerel, and other provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

OPTHALMTA AND AURAL SuRGERY.-Dr William
f. Holcomb has been appointed to the new chair Of
Opthalmia and Aural Surgery IN the New-YOrk Medi-
cal College position for which he is thoroughly
qualified by long years Of study and investigation.