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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24
OF Los Angeles.

For Justice the supreme Court.
B. c. WHlTMAN......... .Solano
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
GEORGE 5. EVANS. ..... .Tuolumne.
For Attorney General
GEORGE w. BOWIE. .... Sacramento.
For state Treasurer
J. T. LANDRUM. M................S Shasta.
For State Comptroller
JAMES L. huffman .... San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
J. j. GARDINER. ........ San Francisco
For State Printer,
JOHN r. RIDGE. San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Sheriff
J. S. sLINGERLAND.
For County Clerk,
CHARLES L. THOMAS
For Recorder,
JOHN COLLINS.
For District Attorney,
X. X. MERRILL.
For Tax Collector,
CALVIN MoCLASKY.
For Assessor,
j. II. D0UGHERTY
For Treasurer,
l.. b. CLARK.
For Surveyor,
u. A. WILLIAMS
For Coroner,
Z. HAMILTON.
For Assemblymen,
J. H. IAssITER, F. DURNIN, H. LOGAN.
For Supervisor CThird DistrictO
GEORGE MAY.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

Sec'y Republican state Central Com.
WM GoUvERNEUR MORRIS,
Asst Sec'y Dem. State Central Com.

A WRIT OF IABEAs CoRpUs FOR THE TWO
DAUGHTERS OF JOIN HENRY TAKEN BY THE
MOTHER FROM THE ACADEMY OF NoTRE DAME
IN THIS CIrY.-The following is from the
Union of yesterday:
On application of J. G. Goods, as counsel
for John Henry. writ of habeas corpus was
Yesterday ordered to issue by Judge Field,
directed to Elizabeth Henry, the wife of pc
titioner requiring her to produce the bodies
of Elizabeth aged thirteen, and Anna, aged
eight years. their minor children. The pc
ttion sets forth that the parties were married
in Ohio in June, 1871, and came to Calfor-
MIA in 1914. On account of alleged improper
conduct on the part of the wife the petition
caused the above named children to be
placed under the charge and tuition of the
sisters of Notre D me of the city of Marys-
willie. On Friday, the 18th instant, the mo-
ther was permitted to visit the children, on
which occasion she removed them without
the consent or authority of the father, and
brought them to Sacramento where they
are still illegally detained 1t is further al
legged that there is danger that the children
will be removed beyond the jurisdiction of
the Court, and ii is asked that the Sheriff be
directed to take charge of them. The above
application was first addressed to Judge Nc
kune but on account Of his absence from the
city supplemental petition was addressed TO
Judge Field, who ordered the writ to issue
and warrant or arrest for the detention of
the children Deputy Sheriff Clapr served
the warrant, but as one of the children was
sick, an arrangement was made for the reten-
tion of both by the mother until to day. The
writ is made returnable before Judge Nc
Kune in Chambers at o'clock p. NJ. to-day
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
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OFF FOR TIE WARs.-Captain Calloway's
Company last evening, elected the following
officers: Captain, W. p. Galloway; First
Lieutenant, il. NJ. Benson Second Lieuten-
ant Il. S. Barrett; Orderly Sergeant, Chas
A. Katz They will make faithful officers. -
The company is now full, and they start this
morning for San Francisco, TO lie mustered in.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

VACANCIES FILLED.-A brother of David
Case of Norwich, Conn, and brother of
John Jennings, of Preston of the same State
both Of whom were killed at Bull Run. have
volunteered to take the places held by them
in their respective companies.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

REstGNED,-G. w. Wallace, Private Secre-
tarp to Governor Downey, has resigned his
position. Mr.. Wallace has served most faith
fully in the position he has occupied. He is
a worthy gentleman, and a citizen whose 10y
atty could never be affected by any unpatriot-
icsurroundings lie isa lawyer 10y profession,
and will probably resume the practice in San
Francisco which place is his home.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

COLLISION ON THE SAN JoAQUIN-On Tues
day evening, August 90, the steamer Eureka,
while proceeding from Sacramento to Stock
ton, encountered schooner about twenty
miles from the latter city, which ran into her,
staving in the deck partially, carrying away
the rail and injuring the pilot house. The
damage to the steamer is not heavy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

Patriotic FuND-The undersigned respect
fully recommend, that in each precinct
throughout the State the Judges of election
procure and keep open box to receive con-
tributions for the relief of the sick and wound
ed Of our army and Navy. and also the des-
titute families Of such-which collection the
Judges will hand over to the County Clerk
when the returns are made. We also re,
specially name as Committee for the re-
ception and disbursement of said fund, Hon
Ira 7. Rankin, Major Samuel Hensley, a. b
Forbes, Esq, Hon. Edward Stanly, VIM
sherman, Esq, zen. ID ID Cotton, Eugene
Casserly, Esq, Gen. IL. w. Ilalleck, John
Sine, Esq, to the Chairman of which Com
mttee, Hon. Ira p Rankin, Collector nf 'h4
rort, the Tunds can be sent by the County
Clerk of each county, respectively, through
Welle, Fargo & Co, carefully directed, and
labelled patriotic F1nd."
ALFRED BARsTow,
Sec'y Republican state Central Com.
WIN. GoUvERNEUR NORRIS,
A Il ~ ~
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

CAVALRY COMPANY We learn that Judge
Singer of this city, who was formerly con
nected with the United states army, proposes
to raise a company of cavalry for the Califor
MIA regmunt required by the Government.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

APPOINTMENTS. Henry Haight has been
commissioned Notary Public for San Fran
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24
Attention ZOuaves.

Attend your regular meeting and drill this Satur-
day evoning at O'Clock at the Armory on FRS,
street. Business Of importance requires full aten-
dance. BY order, p. J. JOCE YIN, O. So
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

A SWORD FOR GEN SIGEL.-The Union men
Of St Louis have lately prepared an elegant
sword as a present to Gen. Qate ColoneD
Sigel Of the Missouri volunteer forces. The
General has relative, Col. Albert Sigel, OF
Newark, N. j., who is getting up a German
Rifle regiment in that place 1t has already
cen accepted by the Government
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

CALLS FOR HIS EXPuLsIoN.-Th Burling-
ton (Vt) Times, strong Republican paper,
calls strenuously for the removal of Mr.. Cam
eron from the Cabinet, in consequence of the
late startling Developments of peeulation in
his department, and the lack Of confidence in
his capacity and integrity.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

The Governor has commissioned Thomas
n. Cazneau Superintendent of immigration
for the Port of san Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24
DIED.

Departed this life August 23d 1861, at one O'Clock
A. Nj at her residence Nicholas Sutter or
othea Zins in the doth year of her age.
Gaze ND papers pease copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

DUNBAR's ARCADE Our friend j. w. Dun
bar opens his "Arcade, in Ellis building, OPP
posite the Western House, Second street,
this evening. Dunbar knows how to keep a
saloon, or hotel, either, for be has done
both successfully before now. He sabes good
liquors and understands how to set nice
lunch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Tee Board Of Supervisors met yesterday at nG9n,
The President Mr.. STEWART, III the chair, TO appoint
L. spectors and CsDyassers OF elections.
The Pilot Commissioners gave notice that they
should draw upon the county for the expense of rlis
ing coal laden tlOop in the North River and advised
that the vessel and cargo should be sold 10 pay ex-
penses. The communication referred 10 the Com
nit,oe on Annual Taxes.
The Controller was directed TO paw the Judgment Of
X. X. ioyt for $3.50 rs against the Tax Commission
err in suit brought by Inn In relation 10 personal
tax.
The Controllers statement Of expenditures on
county shows total up TO 3lst of July of this
year of ,552 23S s. leaving "a balance OF So 80
90 92 unexpended.
\ c0mmuni alton was received from the Mozart
General Committee, asking that their organization be
represented in the appointment OF Canvassers and In
spectors OF Elections The communication stated that
the Mozart wing Of the Democracy polled 600 more
votes Than the TammAny, at the LAKE election.
Mr. ELY showed that the figures given were not ac-
curate.
After considerable debate and parliamentary skirm-
ishing the Democrats side fayoring the application
and the Republicans eyincng disposition not to inter-
tere in the family quarrel ballot was had, Oh which
VIM. ii. Pierepont and Edward Burke received an
equal number Of votes.
Mr. PuRDY thought it best to postpone further bal.
oting until the Board was IN better humor which was
agreed 30.
The Board then took mp and overruled the Mayors
veto on the resolution 10 pay A. X. Lawrence, IT.,
800 for counsel fees for services to the Board The
Board then adjourned TO Tuesday, the 18th August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

The Board met last evening pursu mt 10 adjourn
ment the PRECEDENT MORGAN JONEs, esq, IN the
Chair. The appearance of Capt Ortiwell Of the 18th
REGIMENT, was greeted by the members OF the Board
with three cheers.
Resolutions were adopted, inquirng how many
copies of the Manual printed this year, and how
distbuted; also who sold the grass cut in the public
Ia ks and what became of the funds; alec, figuring
oi the CORPORATION Counsel whether either Board
legally refer paper to any head OF Department with
power.
On motion Of Mr.. STEPHENSON a preamble and reso
lotion was adopted, citing the fact OF the present war;
and the participation Therein of the three months vol
unteers the 9th 5.h 9th, Sth l}tb aud 7lst Regi-
men,s and rendering 10 them the thanks OF the Com
mon Council for the promptness with which they re-
sIouded 70 the call Of their country.
The II lard cOncurred with the Aldermen, TO repeal
the resolution TO permit tue Hudson River Railroad
Company TO RIM their "dumb engine
Tie Controller made several reports in regard to
certain city ferries lie that the Tenth street
aud Cr,enI oint Ferry is run by due authority and
tie rent regularly paid In regard the auhority to
sell lease ferry tue foot of DesbrOsccs street
North River, the foot Of Harsimns street jersey
City, the Controller states, that under the present
state OF public and private affairs il has been deemed
best TO delay action. The ferry from Pier ., North
River to Staten Island, is by Cornelius Vauder-
bit, without authority of the Corporation lie caia-
ing TO at in conjunction with the Staten Island Rail-
road Company. Received and referred to Committee
Oh Ferries.
Mr.. PIsckYEy called up the vetO-messa0e of the
Mayor Of the resolution disseminating me DaHg
Nevs as u Corporation paper. Mr.. HoGAv spoke AZ
length In favor OF TIE heWS, ON the ground OF free
speech, etc rhe question being taken rassin; the
resolution, notwithstanding the obec ion Of His Honor
tie Mayor, the same was SO p'ssed. Ayes IL; Noes
5--MesFrs Hogan, Jones, AMI Ryan III the negative
Adjourned to irst Monday III September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

"Tbey wish also, 20 intrepch themselves within
base Border Sates where they can &c, plenty OF sno-
sistence and wiring reluctant support from the Union
men of those Sta e. Tho counties Of Alexandra aDd
Fairfex gave an immense Union vote when the que'-
ton was submitted then; aud a. the last vote uloh
the ordinance of secession. they would have eiycnte
came vote for the Union if they he'd not been restfiIu
by the bayOUets Of the Confederate Troops Tor, Ia
whatever part of Virginia they were fee from lhe
Confederate bayonets, they gave majority 81 Vo,eS
against secession. The same was the case III ie'
See Any such plan that which The Times rays ,
Gen. SCOTS plan Of carrying on the war wonu ei'
the marned Union mcn OF the Border States, IN. ~ ~
che Southern StaCs, 81 the mercy OF me amy V. We
Confederate States Il would leave the 70 ~ mayor
ivy in East Tennessee, the vast majority ~ miseo''
and everywhere che, at the mercy oil me re9elS'
81 saw further that il we remain ldie Tor such
period OF time doing nothing upon the borders OF neae
revolted States however great AN army we l5ht pos
sess we should BY 70 dong, proclaim TO TIE wofla
that we were unable 10 enter those states ana pm
down rebellion and the Governments oi Europe w"hid
make il pretext for acknoW lejging The Independence
OF those States.
alt is manifest, therefore, that such important po-
hteal considerations must enter largely into any plan
of campaign and no plan Is admissible which, by Us
deaya DESTROYS tie business of the country leaves the
Union men Of the Border States and ther property
prey TO the rebels and gives pretext TO foreign Pow
eIs TO interfere for the purpose o forcing our bloc "ue
Especially is this plan inadmssible when II proceeds
upon the naked lallacy that armies cannot endure
the climate of those States in which the rebels nave
raised and are supporting armies to overthrow the
(,oyeruueut,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

Shin John Wli. Chalwich Boston In ballast 10 Spodofd
Teston Co. Was toNed to this city by stesmius CIdeT
writer
Bark sene Campbell, Vera Cru, July 49, coffee ssp kc to-
Bark Golden Rule whe5ery Aspnwull q days rubber SC
to j. T. JOY When lying port sailor named John Pal
OF Newfork badly wounded about the bands and legs
from the premature discharge calnon whch was LOADING
the times he was LETT In the hospital 1t Aspinwsll
Solr. Arctic Hicks Fort Monioe q hoaIs In bsllssa
Schr Royers Bride Chnk kennebunk days "a ballast
schr Alice, Davis Lnssn c. b. II days, cos 20
SeF o. d. Petit oi WcsPorl Clark Linsin, G. b. sdsy,
coal 10 II. +. Small.
schr Pilots Bride Aer Maple. May 49, Gbraitar June l5
nat to Chamberlain Phelps Co Has had veg light wisd'
the entire passage.
Sthr. Anna J. Russell Hart Portland days stone.
S,r Ann Salter, Fish poughkerpss iron or WsIehon.
soir Leoc4ds Small, Salem days, mdse TO- r. !" hope'
scbr. Gold n 0.te, Weeks. Boston 8 days.
Sehr Eoen sawyer, Tracy El'PoH u days rf'er to J.
Schr. Davidson Alien, Beverly DAYS
Schr n. - Ter, sbsddick. Bristol, in ballsst.
sehr Staeu Islander Palmer, Frankfort days sone ios
Sandy Hook iortiicAtion
SeLr Ia her (Br smith, lI!sbOrO, N g. 10 dy. plaster
Scar Mary Gage Cof Colanba Dr.ko shaee y. $. II
scir EilsIeth aud jane Mathews Sal, Cay T. j. days
Ma Holiness Hole days l to ma ter Jay - st 81 ~ ion.
= ~ spoAe tie l. s. steamship 81 lawrence hence s Cha.'
tor to 20 The bio,kade.
SclG gcbecel Secor Lyucb Ae ssndiis days, co.L
Stsao.ug Underwtte toaitni Boston hsying ship John
steamer T1cony. Ply Philadelphia, naso LOP.r Xix
steiner o.cecu Mor Washington, D. c., days blla.t
70 z. r. spofcrd.
SAIIED-U 5. s,esrarisaie Richaoud Avg a. ships Mary
Bremen bark Ecc,rs ior Cofk Jsmcs Cokcn 9 Lon
Ion Bies Lugcue RCcd for Bstbadocs A. Dunbar ~
iinwolL ser. Mohawk. iof roro Rico.
Withholding the day, fom :. W. to N W. 81 calm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

TAMMASY SocIETY.-At a regular meeting Of the
Tammany Society, last evening, Thomas Dunlap was
elected SacbeD, vice William ID. Kennedy deceased.
Col. Milton Cogswe of the jackson Guard was elected
a member of the Order. After tie transaction of this,
the only business before the Society the Big Spring
began to ow, and several tOasts were drunk Richard
b. Connolly proposed the health of Col. Cogswen,
who in response said that he should take that the
Tan.many Regiment should not lose its good mime, and
lie would also take care that no inefficient officers led
the men into the field. Speeches were also made by
the old war hOrse f. f. Purdy, esq, Richard b. Con-
molly, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
GEN. SCOTS ALLEGED PLAN.

In the House Of Representative on Tnursday last
the Hon. +. p Blair jr spoke as follows of the plan
oil campaign attributed TO Gen. Scott Ia recent article
in The N. y. Times,
The article in The Tins goes on to Law down the
plan OF the campaign which, is SAID Cen Scott had
sooptoIwnien was 10 raise and bring OF great army
mere W oeend tne lily OF Washington al % prepare
another army st st. Louir, because he ia Ield ont ss
saying that sn army could not 20 south of 81 Ioo;s
Until after frost. tie was to lie idle with M army
according 70 the plan that paper puts into Gen
mouth, unri the frost cones, and until the cron
had forced itself out OF ports and broken nm onr
blockade. That is the plan, as reported by ON xha
Processes 10 be friend of Gen. Scott AS he n
from Tim at his own table, in the presence OF bis
officers. do not believe that IL Gen. Scotia uisn
do not think be would promuga gate his plan. think
even, that II such Ills plan, gentleman without
sIroesiing TO Themselves any superior military kuowl
edge, might well dissent from il. do Dot profess 10
have any knowledge OF military matters a. all and
ye. can say that any such plan that would lead 10
Atd disaster 10 our country, in tie reli MS which
"ouio Ufg about between the people OF the North.
ern ana southern States; In the relations IL would
DRUG ABOUT between our Government and fOfeigp
governments, aud between the Union men i'm The
Border States and their enemies. think il would be
laLu mistake am welt satisfied that IL Ia not The
plaza Of the Government aud will not be acted upon
whether Ge1. Scott favors II Or lot. That i. the plan
winch the Confederate troops and author Ices are IN
favor OF, and they have proceeded upon H. Ther de-
sre Is 70 make the whole OF this war within the I,order
States, ana escape themselves scot fee-no ONLY free
IRON scott, bus ifoD all other Generals. They wisb
10 ENJOY entire quetnde, in order their cotton
h they may hold u out TO foreign nations as bride
o break blockade That il their object, and their
learts desire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

A SERMON RUINED ~ TIE ADyAScE oS Bull RrN.
The Rev. J. NJ. Wiley, the indofaligable chaplain
of the 3D. Connecticut Regiment, relates the following
curious incident: While the troops were resting at
Centreyille, he concluded that, they were about 70
advance on Manassas il was OF great imporanc, tls
they should be clecred and encouraged in their work
Expecting to remain az Cenlrcve over Sunday, he
selected text and arranged tie plan for TO
be preached 10 his regiments but alas the early
march Of Sunday morning defeated his purpoee, and
although the text still remains the sermon WAS never
preached. Ii is sufficient to say that tie text selected
by Mr.. Wiley was that in Psalm *, and 5th v, And
Manasseh is mine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

TuRgFEsr.-The Bloomingdale Turnverein, Ger
man Gymnastic Association, celebrated their Ninth
Annual funniest at Jones's Woods yesterday, some
twenty German Musical and Gymnastic Societies Of
this city and vicinity participating. The proceeds Of
The fee will be devoted 20 the fund in aid OF the
Turner Regiment, which, 10 great extent, has been
recruited from the Bloomngdale Turnverein
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

OPTICAL CHASGr.-Mr. Richard C. Downing, who
was Commissary of the Goth Regiment, during their
late term Of enlistment having resigned the office Of
Superintendent of Sanitary Inspection, in the City In.
spectors Office, Mr.. Thomas n. Carr has been ap-
pointed in bis place. The salary is $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
DIED.

sIBREE-On Monday Aug ), Thomas sbree Of the
late Dr.. Robert SbTee, aged ,. y-as
The fer As Of family togthe With those OF John asac
ESQ and his brother inlaw ~ H. Hovey, and Dr. Charles ,.
Hale are invited 10 attend the funeral ceremonies ST Gle
ments Church Any street, Wednesday the 1th inst, at
p O'clock ?.
WANZ On Monday, Alg ;, 1861, Of typhoid feyer Wp
WAN, aged - years, months aud 20 days
funeral viii tike place Ms late residence tbs Tuesday,
Inouifg al No. III An street. O'clock The relatives
and ends Of the family respectfully invited 30 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

Fatal FALL FROM RooT.-Last evening as the
laborers employed at binding in process OF erection
at the corner of Fyfrs street and Lexington avenue
were about leaving tier work, one Of them, named
John Riley, fell from the roof to the sidewalk lie
was shockngly injured, and died coon after the occur
renee An inquest will be held to-day at the late resi-
dence of deceased corner Of FOrty-iirst street and
Fifth avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

DINNER TO PRINCE NAPOLEoS.-The Union Club
of this city have invited Prince Napoleon TO dine with
them on his return 10 New-York. He has most Will
lngy" accepted the invitation, having yted the Club
while in this city, and been highly grained with the
society which be there encountered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
Ry telegraph.

NEWPORT Aug 4-Tte .!ocp Pawt,mee, nom New London
with cargo oi OIL bound 10 Auntuckt was towed in here e
Inae;ed. o..
IiAuFN, Arg 3-The - Bright Olive from View of,
bonrd eGfpundand has been wrecked BarnetoS
part Of cargo viii b. saved Ia n damaged STATE.
PERNANnrco July The Ia ing bark La GTsnge Of view;
Bedford U o. here the 2h u the crew having ftnsee
20 l5ihcr ling that k1 vessel not eiworthy
She hiss hcn ordered into b. surveyed and report s1ys
N "ii Do r0Hlolpnnd
10 IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

ASYIyERsARY.-The citizens of Castleton, W., will
celebrate the hundedth anniversary OF tie charter
of their town on the 18th day Of superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
ARRIVAL OF THE STEINER FULTON.

The steamer Fulton, from Havre July @, and Cowes
"a, arrived at this port l1st evening We had already
received the news brought by the Fulton by telegraph
from Cape Race.
The following is the Fultons specie list
Marie Co........... 500 j. Journade Son. al ga
H. Ssnter Wiemm... 2,HO Waterman, DOimn Co. 500
~ "a u bI 'oknan CO.. $3.50
Isnpan starbuck..." 4OO0 Tota.............sl82I7
Inc following passengers arrived by the Fulton:
DE Betesche srdiwo children NJ Cowdn ard family
a. WOOD and family Mss Wood, Mrs w b. spooueJ Mrs ~
II. henderson g. dtlidge and smiy, Mr. Fankrsr and
son Mk rsnlAnef Mira BoBaparte Mrs hubb p CartAyn
enl ismy Edwin james, lady ard servant Mis Hylisrd
hOrris Barnews Miss Cruise Mrs. Rice Rice Mr. Lseht
MRS Gessenhener M Grsuier, DR. Cage Mr.. Wlmcrdlrg l.
Timan, r. d. lowell Mr. Farg W. Campbell X. @. 0oEndie
Otto Meyer, Carl Muller, r. liencf T. 4. Little Mr. blanc
b. Dominique, Mr. Montsnt Mr. Bs nefoux Mr.. G. Ranhofr
Mrs. Poui Mise Lerdaner Mrs Yocher Mrs Louisa caro-
Mrs. Flandier aud two children Mrs C. Bandeson Mrs III
Bottles Mrs c. Fay, y. Fnd.n J. Smolensk O. Edwards
A. c. McGraw and family, Lert Haven and family A d.
Morgan Miss Morgan ID. Howard and lady M S. g. WaEd
and lady Miss Jenny Ward NJ c. Ward Mr. Geo Wright
LoDis 1achon NJ. s Brover end lady w X. S.roag DeWt
Hay and lady, Mr.. Marioez and family, u &. Bamap A.
Marie and family, Werner Boeckln and lady, Mr. W 1homp
Mrs Tucker ard family Mr. stimsn and LAZY, W. :.
Hulhen, James Swain, lady aud ~ Aware, Csp Ham
mond aud lady w. Rogers Mr. smith and lady Miss Col
lings Mr. Wesernann T.. Foieer, fIesrd d. Odand C.
Bembe ~ Laudener c. lyet Eissenbach Cherries Ran
hofer =. SchOser, W. j. Smith, Mr. Levy Mr. Fraign
Roux Mrs. b. Saenbsch i. Chebeax Miss u. Levy Capt
Campbell, Mr. Miel-l4y in ell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

ACCOMMODATIONS w. Smith has been APP
pointed by the Harlem Bidse Commissioner Chief
Engineer, ~ pi-,. y. W. - .-ciii.As, IcuoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NETWORK. .........
Cleared.
Arriresi.

Schoopeu-sarah Jane Gardner, Newport oisteT Dsis
ware, Rockwell, Dlnyers, master
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... HINiATIRE ALMANAC.
Moor nsss j:5.
Sandy Hook. T;il Gov. island. 6:j Hell Dat TO- -