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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
DRY GOODS for the Spring
and Summer of 1861

GIIU U1II11IIC1 OI 1OO1'
MORE THAN OUR USUAL SUPPLY Of
.1Vl Spring Goods at less than our usual
prices.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
sends us new supplies daily.
One price only, the cash standard value
marked in plain figures.
Carpets Curtains, oilcotbs, Rugs, Mat
tings, &c, upper floors.
House Linens, Blankets, Towels, Napkins,
Table Cloths, &C., basement and the vaults"
PERRY & BROTHER,
Penn avenue and Ninth street,
ap 5-tf Perry Building"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05


Ever Offered to the AgricuIturist.
Approved by Prof Campbell Morft,
nNE Of the most eminent Chemists of Amer
" lea, as the most reliable and efficient com
binatlon Of Phosphatic anil Ammoniatcd Guanos
yet offered in a really soluble form tits com
posed Of No. j PERU VAN AND SO4NBRE-
70 GUANOS, OF direct importation from the
Chincha and Sombrero Islands, and is war
ranted Jree. from all impurities.
This Fertilizer has been severely tested in
comparison with Peruvian Guano, by many Of
the most successful and intelligent farmers Of
Virginia and Maryland, from whom we have
received numerous letters and certificates Of
approval We submit the following extract
from Prof. MoRFiT's seport upon the Soluble
Phosphated Peruvian Guano, viz
=" The aJoDe analytical recruits ezpress hiqh
patue for his Fertilizer, md Indicate that The
Jormula for is paeparationis founded upon round
principles Of agrtculfUTW economy and e6icicncy.
Wough replete uiM The indispensable elements Al
a Jraiym soil, lie relatipe proportions are so
sktHluiiy adjusted as 10 fronlofc their mutual ac-
uon, and render IL d mast proftaJle manure,
ddqpted for crops generaHy, uittom distinction
as 70 lind. C1MPBELL MORPIT.
Copies Of the aboyc-named documents, to-
gether with Prof. Morfts Analysis, and other
iHi'lcouhS HlttttTJ VIII Dc 1Ounu IN our PAM
phlets and circulars, showing that our FEnTl-
IIzEn is far better adapted 70 general use than
Peruvian Guano alone, besides being
SIXTEEN PER CENT. CHEAPER.
The Sombrero Guano, before its combination
with the Peruvian, is rendered Immediately So
luble by process recently discovered and pc
cnliarly our own. The value Of Peruvian
Guano, presented in this modified and i'm
proved form, can hardly be oyer-estimated.
We continue TO keep on hand our usual sup
plies Of PERUVIAN AND SOMBRERO
GDANO Of orr own direct importation, which
we offer at lowest market rates.
AGENTS.
j. P. BARTH0LOw, Washington, D. C.
BENZ. DARBY, Georgetown, D. g.
uY. NJ. WAKEFIELD & CO., Baltimore, Nd.
FOWLE K CO,
mar 29-'H Alexandria, Va
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

REPEAL OF THE SLAVERY CHAPTER.-Th
Philadelphia Methodist Conference on Friday
adopted the report of the Committee OH the
state Of the Church in favor of repeating the
new chapter on slavery inserted in the Disc;-
plne at the last Conference, leaving future
Conferences to make their own regulations on
the subject, concurring in the resolution of
the East Baltimore Conference, and request
ing the General Conference, at the next ses-
sion, to repeal the chapter on slavery, and in
stead thereof empower each Annual Confe-
renee within whose bounds the institution of
slavery exists to make their own regulations
in regard TO it. Also, adopting an address
TO the Methodists of Delaware and the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, assuring
them Of the profoundest sympathies in their
present disq9ietude and agitated condition
on the question Of division Of the Conie-
renee.
A resolution was also adopted declaring il
to be inexpedient to divide the Philadelphia
Conference by State Lines at this time.
During the discussion on these resolutions
there was a scene of excitement, and the
church was crowded
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

MOZAMBIQUES and other new dress
1Vl fabrics for Spring and summer.
Five cartons, low priced, and neat shaws
for early spring.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily
Mattngs, Carpets, oilcloths, &C., upper
floors.
One price only, marked in plain figures
AN examination Of stock implies no obliga-
ton to purchase.
All parcels for the interior carefully packed
free Of charge.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Penn, avenue and 9th street,
ap 5--tf Perry Building"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
IN ers have obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Montgomery county letters testamcntary on
The nnrannal nstatn OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

pEREGE Anglais, Organizes, and Lawns,
ID from I23 cents per yard upwards-many
most select and stylish things,
We also have more than our usual supply Of
all the fabrics that enter into the every day
wants offtmilies.
House linens, Blankets, comforts, &c, base
ment and the " Vaults"
Carpets, curtains, mattings, oilcloths, &C.,
upper floors.
One price only, marked in plain figures
PERRY Il BROTHER,
Penn. ayenueand 9th street,
Perry Building,p
ap 5-R Washington, D. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

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List of letters,

ND EMAINING in the Post Office, at Rock
IN vile, Nd, for the quarter, ending March
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
INDIA.
TIE NcuANUs OBSEQUIES.

meeting was held Thursday evening at Irving Han
TO take measures in reference TO the reception here and
trausmsssion to Ireland of the remains of Terence
Bellew MeManus now on their way hither from San
Francisco. The Hall was nearly full. Judge Con-
yoLLY called the meeting to order and Capt. THOMAs
FRA.cIs MEA0HE ER was called TO the chair LII short
address, Capt. MEAGnIR paid fitting tribute to TIE
memory Of Lis friend patriot, and brother in exile
and stated that the remains were expected here on the
18th Of this month.
A long lst Of Vice-Presidents and Secretaries en-
bracing some of the most influential men in the COM
munity, was then read, and its adoption completed
tho Organization. The following resolutions were
adopted:
noble ana patriotic project OF transferring his native is is
remains Of Beew McMancs, who had oedbr Siia
pure Devotion ho b rcst In some sy 80 %
her child lp every cline, beaE to those who ne iaithn tc
Rerrd that eoattes to prepare Address efboi lying
dptv rndcraErn be appointed and that Michael Don.ny
Thomas y. Mesgher. John Oishony ana bernard hushe
compose such committee. -. . ,,,,t ,t,
ing take charge Of the remains on ter 1a ans 1oo
reases 10 lnufe appro pirate soennes and al ohC heS
ssy arrangements for their honorable transmission g eand
and chat the following eencnen Win power 70 agd 20 ths
purLo eogose Each Executive Committee: john tahony
Robert Fmuet Thomas Francis MosgLeT Michael oont oy
WA L. Cq AiGh1e Phean W + eoSias1p Ia D skeo SS
John Murphy Patrick ORoaTke Richard y LAog hlsaIs q
Doheny John McKecn, Thomas Ryun James bsgeN
Kifker Edward l.. Carey Andrew CaIrsan, Dahs D0'' '~
Res5reJ mat subgcrpioa Hat be forthwith commences "
this meeting the purpose Of enabling the ESesa'e N
iIe addrss st now read be adopted a. he ad
dIess OF ths meeting and that We cofdia{ enS.
pess .e our bIelsa ol al lts sss lhs uniss9 ssA"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
TO ARRIVE.
.MARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ....."..srF
Cleared.

s,esmship.G,'gOw Brl MfGuesan, Livsrpeol J0e5 g.
Dale. Teutnis (Bcmenh Taube, HAMBURG hunhadt 20
shps-Nepune t5reHsn Behie. Baltiinorei YneI,.ssP'
Wade london Thomas Durham; J. Montsomey, Hani'o1'
Havre c. c. Duncani ]. IhOmpisn Blake, Liverpool ).
Thompsons Nephew. - u n n. ..
HopIurss IS hsu Belize r. Aexanl ler & SOM Ldmuni
IBremenG Noyn-n Hayre Henni1gs Gesingi HelVeiI,
Braadora Bremen, RugeT BTos A, n,
Brits-Kato tBr), Stevens Bahze Josiah Jex Adi tbL
Greene Porto CabelO D. r. DewoIi Co.; KONG iasS,ank
Kei.sl COX and market, Punch hencke Nent.i MAf
Ana (Brl Bllcom, H.l.4. J. huaieC K CO.. EmPe" ieEh
Gibcrt Louaou W. W. DeFouet O. Co.; sLhleis3 JONI
a. pot Pl.re and Gladel0upe a. smitheTs Co. a..
ersA ). Blme,t, BurBetl Egs hsoo Llsst'I ~
Rr5 Iobrso1 Delaware City mater; New OeIEh scoEis
byns Point master; Adene. LoDg Provtengs l1spsn a.
Vseb Egg Hsfbor; " C. Harhs Leighton, Fortunes May
Price Blizzard, Wilmington nas;ers Ben Niessfson' hp
Jsnsro T. 8 Powell; J. Harrington shsw, w IN ison . ~
DIX Hse Phi ,delphia master srins rhS pIS
msser A. Field PHILIPPE PhiaGel1hi5, nssier N u OOyiu
Srib Gibraltar T. kickeTson Co NJ. a. ben Dafoyt us
Tarbor; White Sea Litehed, Portlenti Augu,tiI heiJ
Ne Ieiofl master; Corneiia CTspo New becofi LssIel
J. 81 Tyor Lynch, Snow Hills msstsr Hume; rpnnssy' psy'
Phil-ielria land Belle Buter. Philadelphia = " Iohet
ttkios Ntor: r. Readey Bowen New-Bruns"iek nssseii
Thee Brothers, Elsey, AnusPoii.. ~, 60 ,.,.-,.t.,
Socps-GIspeshot - Phadephm1s Pc ooSSiss'' I NJ
Providence, n;ssteri Franz IN ice rhAA'eiPAi' '"
Mckee; Emily, Freenian, Mystic, niaster 60, 49,.
seauers-A bany Cbodsey, WsshineoDi ,9beolg cvil"'
PbIsdephs; Aida Robinson, PhiisdePhia James HAND
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

The Committee IN their address suVges, the iumeG.
late formation vi committees throughout the Unon for
the purpose Of collecting and forwarding subscriptions
70 me tEeesuTers in New-YoFk.
Mt Dobeny, 10 the course Of bis remarks, said the
tllsh nad been remarkable for great many things,
Iof 1enS the poorest people living the richest iol
ana IN the most salabous climate under the sun. Re.
rSGie lor rasiag food 70 put fat upOn the fattest
peoPie ia creation l9ughter and living eneeives
iingoiahed at a place called Ball Kun. iIosd ap.
plause aud cIes!of Cheers for Coreorap D Cheer,
for heagheF," were enlhusias'sly responded b..
6dIiesse' al9 were also made by Messrs. William 4.
which an invitation was given ttose present % eone
forward and subscribe 70 tho object for which ths
meeting was called.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
DIE ID.

BARTON-On ThnrsdAy mOrninr Sept, Mrs MaJ Bs1,@'.
widow Of Jaes Barton Of Fact'fyie staten AAAa IA re
Tho ic3tes and isslse toe fauly respectfully !itsd
10 attend the fqnsf1l tbs saturday. afternoon At 59Slott
fom l late rriene; No. 10 hios street, vi h'u' i'EHsf
invitation.
BEERsAt Nertown, Conn, sr. Albert Bees q BTeotyu,
Loug Island ron Of Jas G ami Hpldsb Beo eyed % yea~
The fone VIII le Place this Saturday afternoon a New
CAIRNS Friday morning seps G. Robert w. Cairns NJ D..
Hi led AZ etIiy invited 10 t frper,l without
irFEc noble om 9, luke. Chnrcn Holson Nor
day the Oh i1t 0ococt His remains will be tsksQ
to Heckensact II. J., for iaerinen'.
CLAEK-A abohea, NJ j., Friday mouins Sept Thcs
E = ok 1ssd q lea5, 3ss5 ~, MONTE 25s,5, sgS Gy
funeral bt (3ltuday) laemoSn the inst a. Hgeoksn,
et oc!ook TIE reualnS viii be. taken to HUDSON, " Y,
f5r in.erInert.
Hudson papen please copy.
CARLBERG Ia this city Thursday Sept. 5, MMssr,.
Deehsnt daughter Of Anthony Deehart wife of Chaes
Csrlbgg.
CHEMIDLIN ia Brooklyn, on Tharsday. Sept $, Lo1i.
Gsbrs cbsuiln, son Of B. aHd Apgereue Cbeian aEed
year, months and 10 dsya
DUNNE-Ip Brookyn Thurdsy, Sept 3, John x, y0ans'
est son OF James ard Mary Ann Duane.
HIGGINS Friday Sept G. Glars E. tie youngest apshey
Amos A. and Elizabeth Hisgua sgra 31e,Is snd months
Tie oB and relatives E.sPee'fuy invited to sitsBd 10
al O'clock o. m. at no. 100 Clinton street.
KEELER-it RrookGeld, Conn., Wednesday, sep- s, ef
ehosa nisDeu Mary onJ d'ush'er 'i Mafssse aud E+Es
LYoNs-In this city wednes esday, Sept 4, Joseph Lyop,.
IN The 9Th year Of his age.
OTrEN-In WiIamfbTgh, Wednesday, Sept j. O. hsry,
beloved wife Of Henry Often, in her 18th year
PARsONs-At Msspeih Long Island, Thar,isy Sept :.
Dorcas Parsons vile Of John Parsons In the 9th year Of Et
age.
sAWYER-In THE city on Thursday Sept. s. Anne tie wife
ofJagnes Sawyer, aged y yezrs
TURNER AZ Morfisanis Thursday, Sept ., Ansehra
Colycr wife Of berry Tuner, snp daughter o the as
Robert Colyer Of schooey's Mountain, :.
Her III ,nds respectfully invited 20 eend tie uAeI rom
her rasider Boston Road between Seventh and to
streets norssuia Saturday, 5h inst. at l2i D. M
MALTON-In Bl0o IN, Thursday, Sept s. Of dieate Of tIs
heart Elisha L. Walton, @ IN the 3lst ear q h age ~,
Tle relatives and friends nlso members Of Putnam Lodge "
IA r. nd A. NJ are invited attend BIZ funeral us fsy
(9stIiayl 4 o'clock from bis late residence no. % ffss
Ft.eet. between South 9.5 and Tenth sirests Z. ID.
WILLCoMR-on Thurlay, Sept s. Edward H., youpge't '9o
ofJohn W Millconb.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
G market was firm at
Tbe bu-ine \ in Bank slaros was moderate G!stfongeI
prices. The quotations to-day arc'

The amount OF transactions in foreign bills forthis
steamer has not been very large, but quotations have
been firmly sustained for Sterling At the close some
Of the Bankers are asking lO8 cent, but the busi-
nes, hss been done at 1919 dl07i. Document bile
have been sold l IO6dlO6I, and good twonHIne CONF
nercial signatures at LOG. lQ7. Francs arc heavy
and duh at 5.i00J.3O.
Freghis-To Liverpool: the charters include 1900
BUSH Wheat at I0alld. ia bulk and shipe bagsi
700 bbs Flour at o. 3D.; 80 hhds. Tallow ut %te.i
900 boxes Cheese at 3js. 10000 bush Corn at lOc
in ships bags. To London; AGO bbls. Flour at s 6d
and 200 boxes Cheese at 40s To Ilayre =, 400 bbs.
Flour at &c.; 49, 900 bush Wheat at 23c., in ships
bap,, To Bremen: 1000 lbls Rosn at 3s. Three
sehooners were chartered to Naples with 100 bhds.
Tobacco at 5js.
The business Of the SuJ-Treasury was; Receipts,
ssG7. 1903 l2-for Customs, 5000, and for Treasury
Notes s3l7 ,O0O Payments, sl,ll9,36i Jli Balance,
$ll ,iSO,902 -.
The receipts Of tho Panama Railroad were for
si,5as ILL.,, Ss
Juy....,,.,.............''''s iN'V0'
This shows gain over the months Of las' year
not,vitbsfaudipq no mail money s included in the fg-
ures this wear. August will also show an increase in
IFS proportion Of tho receipts for the transportation oi
30 coo muscts a fast express charges from San Fran
cisco, IOf " Alclt ktlNltc AhS NVfNinA4NhN
10000. ,
The following is the August statement Of the limos
Central Road Company:
LAND DRrARrHENr. ..-u.,,
Acres Construc.l0n andsso 2e'to ioT F"S a.
Aces Interest Fun Lands '0ld .. ~! 9 @ ,ot ,5s3 iS
LuLus ae!d, ,...ss'.ss.ss'.s 'uoui 'Vi At
sales duIing tie month "iSS' w t.1i
10 which add IoE Lo. 80
Total Of HYv---o :.
since Jan l. isGi ~ n $1,000 for lCo s5i " "
Acrcs SD previously lEe salesl. 81 29 zl4o ief pf
Total Jill n Piesg 400 20
Cor5.rcou Bonds cancelled previous 10 Aug IL. = 20 IN
Coleciols T. August Construction bona -eco1n' 49,
Coiceou IL Agst for Free Landa h'ess' % "a ts "a
...''''''' rt9gtG
Total co oectlons he alst Of August ltbl''''''''
TRAFFIC DEPAHTEENr @ "a aea AZ
Reseipts from Pasgeug
Receipts from fTei
Receips from Rent Of Road q0ST 9I
Hsceipts from OlcT Sources.
Total receipt. In month Of Aug, 1851. ~
Total rsceips IN month Of Aug, lDb0.'"..' 80 ssg "a
Total rereips since Jan. J. lu6l.....::..' a.
Toa receipts In esponding period Of 1867 oi9 'o
The Southern Michigan Road eaTnsd in the hssWe'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Fr1nAv. september -. N.

The volume Of business at tie Stock Board continues
to increase, and tie feeling among operators is very
horefa The noyement meets with very little resist
ance from the bears, who appear 20 have taken In
most of their shorts and Withdrawn temporarily from
the market. The recent Federal successes, and tbe
adyices from the South to-day, arc having very
favorable influence, especially upon Government
fecurities Confidence in the ability OF the Govern
mcut 10 bring The present war TO triumphant end Is
growing as rapidly as it was loet after the battle
Of Bull Run, and this feeling has brought
some ail from the outside to the bull movement
in the street. Tie amount is not yet
important bu. Il may be the beginning of important
action The dsai1gs in shares have again become IA
important as those in State bonds and the quotations
to-day are in nearly every case higher. Central and
Erie, notwithstanding the reduction OF rates Of passage
aud freight, aIe buoyant. The former advanced TO "A
aud tie latter 10 POI Some purchases Of Erie have
been made to-day for English account. Ofihe Western
shares Gaeua Illinois Central aud Rock leland were
the most buoytut. Galena improved to 69l against
6sl yeserliy, and Rock Island 10 i3i, Michigan
Southern was also better Illinois Central On orders 70
purchase from the other side advanced rapidy ~s,
au Improvement Of per cent. Pacihc Mali
was in demand, and sold as high during tie day as
"a agains. "a yesterday afternoon Atthe oe'ouu
Board the deGlihgs were larger than Of late, and
the advance ia ,ho speculative shares wasvery marked.
Rock Island again improved to az, Galens cold at 69i
Illinois Central went 70 CSl and Erie to 2j2 bid The
upuae was given TO tie market BY the dispatches IN
the evening papers in regard TO North Carolina aliars
aud it continued mp to The close Of business In The
st1to Bond market the transactions have been large
reaching $4,000 with DO important change III
prices bat generally an upward tendency. Tie
supplies Of these bonds, from Western BANKING
Departments aie cut Oh. Government securities
were very boyant and in active demand. The
transactions add up 32l5,O0O, in addition TO some con-
siderable purchases which were not registered. The
Skies Of 1851 sold ai go d90, thoso d 1862 At eJl,
1907 and GS at 50, the Fyes Of 1865 az 81 Of 1871 at
8Of Treasury Notes were very firm, aud cold a' ioi
for u y cent, and 9si 9S for eent AT the close
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Foreign Markets
CHINA.


sg.yeuir July (via Matsl-Butness Il dan. Ia gray
g,rGs the pficss are declining TRA-Congou, prices are
nnbpF,d sIG-Three Traee Is quiet; settlements IN the
it -l bes; export 30 date, g. go balcs EXCHANGE on
london ID lover ao lads 4s lower fREIaHrs are un
charged. - - . 4. ali. ~
uch4n,ed In price. -, T., w. TT. H.
urslielcd TIA ia active aud advancing EIcHASGA
Ga London, lower
INDIA.
rsrcrrTA July %, via MstsSHlETSes az lower tVs
M1wIsr and Raw sIIK dull and Ginning SDiaoGrea loss
caused ly heavy Tains CoPPER suEATHa las lower o'
Tile 10 ds. lower. c-,-, o.
C11cUrTG July % Qy telegraph TO Point de GalsIsHIRr
xas ana Nne Twsr dull Raw SILK dull and declining lS
80, ,vosnsct. ae bad COPPER SHEAfHNG aid TILE both
iul ahd declining SUGAR unchanged siLrrETEs ana lcs
H1nys active but 10 change In prices SHELLso ursteiod
FxcHAsLE on London 20,l FREGHTs declining
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
NEiRRgED.

EVERETT- WFORD--At Harrisburg. Penn On Alo,I.,
sert T. by The Row James r. Clarke T II Everett o Mo-,
ch ctts 10 MES Kate r. daughier Of Samuel Caa.oT5 ,G
ofSauleriss, n. y
GSRONER-ANDREsS-O TbsTsdsy, Sept. s. By the Pe,
Peter strykcr John GariBcr IF Nowak, n Nis Kas "
tudrsrs.
glib RT-S EWARrOn Wednesday. July 81 By tie Rev.
Cherle, Tones mes A. Gibclto Msry Agnes da3ssT of
Jsneg u. Stewart ol Hoboken.
Nat Trisity Church Rocl 'e y. " Tue,-
Az sent 2 y The Rry r. x. Chlpmu OF New.York CITY
Alber. Keen oBl Of Chicago, Hauist Stewart, ele,t
g. slleg Of i. y. q lnu, esq. OF Ogien, n. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Arrived.

US steamer Crusader C.aven, hey wes! Aug 20 Came 70
Ctsssreake, CrOwe Portland nd'e. and 70
H. sbju s Nm Frshireha, stesOn svre Aug ndse and u
& Wo1ier Il 1tingston 2sth lat a. 5 Ion 50 81 hip
nTY beGcs Tor Have sert 5 lon ~ took prs .on The
Mary 4 Fish No. g. Has had westerly "ihd' the ens pax
"Sso Free Trade s.oyer Londou and Downs July % n bl
ls 10 r. p Buck Co Aug TO- st 80, lon. IL 49, fpss dip
William ges (Br Ol Lyerp0c from London iof - ch -
days ed lat a l0 on 81 81 ssna.ed the shp HP
BAH wsve Crest Harmon Rio Jsaeo Jolly rs "a bls,. 2
yOns, s@i, Co. & sfTS f 4 ,,sey N I Is oa q ,ns
then hes had sht N winds snd ells Jay N IL ~
39 g9s b' q F@s Ing 8 E's 3 ~ s'9s ~ S ~ SeoHd
2itS lG 27 Is lgn "a 30, spoke bEs Neona t' Osa '-'
Dsmersis fox Nor hem roIt 70 dsys ou 49,, Il
Aajisr 2h hemp master Aug % a. 2s Ion; Sg & spSse ~.
Neville (r., OF B'rdaSl, om Cape isJten sSa IA ~
l. W. M {. Snow, seaman, Jumped 0Tero01a' al W.
ofp"lo4 puron Dablin Aug l. IN Lia 70 s.qses
C11unsn Co Sept lat 80 90 lon o. exchange "sA@s
with Lilo Daniel Webster, bound r. A.. a, ,n h,r.a
scb, VlIris Price Elifdge ST. Thomas Avs - ID os.s
"a w Lewis Co. Of the port -" bark Nef'h SsA' HS~
bS5paaNvs g. ~ = Msneeui Wh-len Gloucester days. 6,h
sieon Usfscft Corwln Providence dsys, md'e' ,
seoo w D. Mangsm. Brown, TegHton Jays pns n q D
sesaeF sophia U 5. trarIgoril, Belle Washington ~
u Steamer Seias Ircnsde vsulovcsr PhidoPA mdss
Steamer o,psy, Ksunoy PIoviasnc. dss to EdT'd
pt scamsr consosd Norman PHILADELPHIA. nd's to I'pe'
kukpsidck
sAiLED-sep 5-shIp Havre, fer Ha're'
coravc1rox-some Of tie Paper. say h:, as,' S gs1S
IHaaS N Weorye and WSi Tell This !: IN saToT Rs
frst belonged 10 William Tyson, and'he SECOND 20 " "
re chip Neptune Peabody arrived Tharsd,y eysn,ss @ lI
2il ~ s aid IeRS,5, g, 4 s & II Thompson sS th &, L
lon u Ss saw p soaihen chss bound W. Foster IL,
r. end Of Loug Island saw shgs W m = - wib EgLi
beth bound r. Tie n. wss days W. oi Ns1's'~'"
airs and calUs. r|r
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

CoPoNrp's CAsEs.--James Kienan, the man who
was 90 scv 0fcj by bong dowE BY iey boat in s
Es River % 1hurstay afternoon. died ~ icw hon. aicT
being sksn 70 Bellevue Hospital Coroner schtmef held en- ~
guest the bcdy yescdsy when oppesed that aocenea
small boat ard when cGo,2 tho river 70 20 70 OeeDPo1t
tbcv y1s mn down by the Ihiriy fourth ferry boat
Lo'a. The evidence did not show any caoesseis o. the part
eudoTtd verdict Accideusl DEATH" Deceased was n
years Q! sse, tnd native a ifeiaud.
YeseIday, Coroner 2chsneT hed Inquest On the body o
socI MURPHY At Bellevue Hospital. IL appeared .ha no
deased hod lied from the o. injuries received On tie
- oi Juy - which tue b. acting fofeAn cEsrs body
e men T9 were engaged N opening y sih street tween
s1ih ent scYcntn sveEGcs While preparing blast prJ1a
tno q on tOak place, lrd Murphy Cd ls aims aud ess
severely itctuedby the ying fragments o rock One q bic
ie va ctNf! destroyed aud ot Lat 70 be Eupu
TIED ffcm ne Tine u smpuaou he sank rapidly, AID died
yedetGay nohing IL appears 20 blame except
hllti M tAo accident nf he the iuuedaeY repSnfble
patty on TIE ground lie VASES yeas Of age snd native of
Ireland lie resided a tie corner Of ThittylrBt gId
Seventh syeure where be has left vic ard small family.
AeticIo8y the clos of found
floating in the dock 81 tho foot Of Robnson street kol River
Deceased opgosgcd o. re about s. agc inches la
hight Ead s sandy hair very ot small beard under
hs chin. The ii ciB O ae 6st igor lie reh hand was
missing Ue Lad heavy white muslin shirt blue anne
uadr ahl cashmere pants aud laced bsogaH and had leather
belt about LIE body Coroner JsckmBu held nauet on his
body sud the Jury rendered verdict q sUPposed drowning"
About . O'clock yesterday monieg the body q unknown
boy about years found floating 10 tie dock
t Of Jackson street. Fat River The remains Wee secgsed
md lie Coroner proceeded 10 hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
nisasiers, &cs

BOMBAY, req - tni.t,s
r An p B.ri,he Che 9h Int. tc,S sans sa.as ~ Soan
on - y tsS dsn,sse they were s ~ hslc,
TO- ~, dccidod on rbtratisn In iAyoI o. 10 %
and he 81 her damages e'Ia,yS1 ysspooI Aug o. lSo
Tbe,p -euc c. Dow, Will eaif0 p h sspec.eato
- ~, oa II e,schsrsDs past oi carto 4, .J bark elh
Tie 0ctfucb Pprrn tie CuHee iosvu have PIT ints
oisstorp n distress The Conei WIT ~ boyo yessls
dsmssed TIC Gole'sSl .s, y ssi @e al eee1nerds'
slEss igso iG in,' lAe:a Waller. .s, SIS ya'f vaS'"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Of August sS5 coo, which is very large. The month
gves about $lSj 900 against s9 900 IN lS6O tue crop
being two weeks later tbisyear.
M II. N. Martin has taken an office at No. -
William street, ss q stock and bond broker.
At2o'clOek to-day, Controller Haws opened bids as
follows for loan Of 100000 Of Croton Water Is y