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sion No. 3, b. Of r., will hold pIoiie temper -
" estirg on Sunday evening tue .Nh inst, in tho
large lal. lbl, Curner Bro me aud Bowety, CO ~
usu,ing at T. O'Clock. The foil wing very po "a
lar speakers X N. tOBR n. CROW, AT a NJ.
BARB from the "wilds Of Kansar,- viii give an
sccoutt Ct The dongs 4 rum in 'hst 'ar reg on
Singing hy NrItuue'. Glee Club ~ 4 Tenn Pc
ran are invited. Our va G. word Isle early u
scc,ue scats. JOHN GLOVER. 100
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THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE
Tue First Message from Great salt Lake
City.

C2ereidud, Ohio, oct. 1s.-The following,
Icing the first message over the Pacific Tele-
graph Line, was received here this evening -
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, Oct, Is.
Hon. j. II, Wade, President PIcifc Telegraph !:
SIR Permit me TO cOngratula YOU on the
completion of the Overland Telegraph line west
to this city TO commend the energy displayed
10y yours, II and associates in the rapid aud sue
c. ssfrl prosecution of work 30 beneficial, and
TO sxprGsa the fish that It's use may ever tand
TO prtmote the true interests Of the dwellers on
bo'h the Atlantic and Pacific Slopes of our con =
tiLeLt.
UTAH FOR THE UNION.
Utah has no. seeded, but is firm for the Con
s,itution and laws Of our once happy country
and is warmly inteI ested in such ucc siul On
teIprises as the one 30 far completed.
BRIGHAM YOUNG,
Fort Bridge, TtaA, oct. 1S.-The Pacific line
was completed to Salt Lake City at Que O'CLOCK
day. The limo between Salt Lake City anc
San FrSnckoo will bs finished in lew days.
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INSPECTION OF THE EIoHTH REoIMEST.-
The annual inspection of the Eighth Regiment
(washipgtOn Greys) took place on Washington
Square yesterday forenoon. LieutCOl. Water
bury was in command. The troop, more notO-
rious as "varian's Battery" did not snow IT,
self. Tie force Of the regiment at present is
ana
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Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED or PATRICK
Il BRIEN, psiive u ID lnamoIe Go. Tppsraiy,
IrelaId Il: vas la Brooklyn when last ard VI. Al
dress Lis brother JOHN BRlRN, BlH sSJ Sua
Office.
INFORMATION WANTED - OF. MARY
i CUMMlN5, who came tn this country from
Qree.'s Co, Ireaud, ship Isaa, Wash
" ich sailed from Liverpool, April 18th. 10 shs
went 70 ~ Ninth ave, N. ", aud hSa. not been
h. ard from stree. Iufl' mNtlon tba' kSullJ SsVtd
ly JOHN W. TAYLOR, sonersvllle N. j. 40 s.
DERS ONAI-U. s. SHIP LEYANT-
l. HEIRS OF JAMES T. GILhOUE AND
JOHN N. TERHUNE. p eaJs call on
Fl THOs. l.. BRAYNAKD, 81 wall 81.
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INSPECTION OF THE 1lsr REGIMESr, N. Y,
s. M-The annual Inspection of the 7lst Resi-
ment, n US NJ took place Yesterday Af,eraoon,
at Washington PAX. Thanks to the patriotism
of the members Of this gallant command, bu' a
small portion is now left at home to represent
the regiment, the majority having gone back to
the seat of war. Only Alb uniforms were mus
tered yesterday. This regiment lost about so
Of lis members at the battle Of Bull Run, and
about $50 have enlisted since the return Of the
regiment, in volunteer organizations. Those
present at inspection presented very fine sp-
pearAnce.
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sErzuRK.-Ihe ship Tyie on her arrival al
this port yesterday morning, was seized by or
der OF Surveyor Andrews, ono sixteenth Of the
vessel being owned in Savannah, Ga
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Mp@Y FOR rHE SAvINGS BNsK.--ByERY
honsskeeper e-th,rd IL their annual
washing expenses by using PYLEs o. X SOAP
lew trials will satisfy any Intelligent person on
tina point. Sod by Grocers everywhere,
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RELIGIOUS.

Protestant Episcopal "Church Of 49, Pre-
q, epel," west 18th St west of 9th ave, Rev, 30 L.
NE1DR, Pastor; residence 9J1 wet 1tE IT.
Divine service every Sunday, 81 lJk o'clcek . N,
ND ~ u m, Seats frea. apl3 26S'i1
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A correspondent in Miunesoa writes us tha
at the plice Of his residence wheat is worth
thirty cents a Jusl I and coffee toeaty IRE CEN,
a pouad
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Music IN THE CENTRAL fARK.-An unusu-
ANY fine programme Ia Published for the Csntr'l
Park concert at 81 O'Clock this afternoon,
ould tho weather prove favorable.
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\. %. u Long lsland-The cmooTT ans
members Of tns sooety are requested " meet On
Sunday, OF goth, ~ O'Clock, AZ tie h,use u M
ohael Isrhin, cor. Liberty and y ss, otesnphnt,
y. d, r. pay tie list tribute Of respect TO our ds.
ceased bruther mem' err, DANIEL scCtFrY, -
No. 2; also our hrethen In New York are respNs-
fully invited. Members will wear morning bsigs
only. PHILIP CLARE, q. p. MICHAEL DAILY,
q. \. &C. Bio o.
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BROOKLYN.

then adjourned for the day.
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Grand iuesti nj the Temperance Hall. G l,pn u.s.
vile, IN sunday ainraoln, at cock. 81 eNkinR
by Nessrs. AT sT1N 4 DUNN. Singing by 4sssrs.
AUEfIN and FARMHOUSE An are invEsd.
BiAS.s lie wilhsmslurgh fsriy every hour.
STORMS MYERS, President 1aT
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Accident 70 Gel. t..nilh.

Mchonicsp,le, N. y, Oct. Is.-Col. Abel
Smith, Of the n. Y. 18th (Brooklyn) regiment,
was slightly injured by the cars this morning,
thin place. lie slipped in getting aboard
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Ir-rcr1or on pur C9ru Rro,v,,-r7,

lEnTcrIoS or pHE GorH REoixEST-Tle
SiAty. ninth Regiment we're Inspected veu,.r.
day morning, al their arnory over Essex Mar.
kei, prior to joining in the MoMsnus obssquie..
Owing to the severe Ices Of the regiment at
Bull Kun, and the fact that many e the NOM
bers have, since their return, jo,nad the Ih,
Brigade and other volunteer organ za,ions, the
number pr"'eul was small, only 2si, and II Is
probable thai most Of Ties, will on or the Irish
Brigade.
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Philadelphia, Oct. 1s.--Heny d. More,
State Treasurer, denies the statement that
Pennsylvania has rcorived $500. 600 IN account
q war expenses. Not q dollar has YET bson
received
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9Th and IA AYES. W. :. IRVINE will pr.sch .,
10y, and the pastor, :. CURRY, At I o'clock.
Love Feat ut ~ o'clock. 81
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SsAte Street ConRrr RRtionaI Cburch, near
Hoyt ~, Btooxlyn-Pi sachiDg tomorrow a, 10k a
NJ, BY Rev. " SANDS. ofthe NJ ". Cnurch, York
81, aud tie Bev. II. 2. CARPENTER of the we-t-
N IA ster Pres Church, at ~ o'clock, pm. Sunday
School at . and O'Clock. lf2
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Notice Blreckrr Street PF~sb trriau
Church Sc vices In Beecker, Of Mort n
~. every pallaih, At 1ON o'clock A. NJ, and ~
or lock p NJ s,hha,h School at o'olock A NJ.
cEur,hes are cordially invited ~ attend. CT
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Rev r. Walsh will IN. W. preach .. tho
T APPEL IN King IT. west Of Hul,Ou, sabbath next,a,
10Y IN, aud ~ p m. Al Al, invited; seats free.
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Wnoox q QIsPs
VINO MAC FINsb,
bOs BROADWAY.
san oaO

LYoSs MAGNETIC ISsECr PoWnER.
The Original and genuine Aru,ls will eBtsrmiuats
r. aches, Ants and all verDiin. Free from poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
Are sure death 70 Rats and Nice. Sold by all Drug
gisis everywhere d. S. BARNES, Proprietor, IA
PARK Row, and 424 Broadway.
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proa to M ow evening, Mt ~ 'cl ok, NJ tbs
Sanctuary. los First n, " on the.ulhlmsnt ot his
bible IN iUael's redemption, the S'c,'d Canning
of Chr st. the Millleuium, 6o, &C." Seats free. G5
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d,rmer Pa-to' e Trinity NJ. T. Church 81 st,l
breaches stst,dly in the new chapel Of 81. Johns
Meth dit Chu CHI Ala, vt, near 6'N every Sab
bath, At Il y A. NJ, and at ~ p. NJ. Scat. @ eer-
fully provided fer strangers. 10
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TIE Rev. SIMON BuNDlCx If CaIsvilo, l.. l.,
Will preach tomorrow, Sunday, aftern on, Al 5X
o'clois. Payer and OF Jeri,llce moe;nf M,nd,y
ard Thursday evenings, Mt ~. y. JoNEsI
S4pt. oL
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sOCIEI7Y NOTICES
Finh Annual Festival.

PM Annusl Festival
Of TIE
SOCIETY or ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
for the
BHNEFIT OF THE PooR,
CIV Assembly, Rom, 446 Broadway.
c1,en Day md Evening.
oct Der sist 22nd SSra, 9Th, 1891.
CONCERTS Il ~. p. v, by DoDWoRrHs
IAND.
Tickets % celt-. = he had N the d'cr. dig o'lOt
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Market Street Church.-Tht Rev. ChN~n-
CEY ID. MURRAY, Ptrtpr oi Market Street Y luroh,
will preach tomorru,s morning aud evening. NJ n
ing service will commence at ION o'clock. Bsering
services at ~ O'Clock. au5l 49,
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GENERAL NOTTtyRa.

Pest once Notice-The Mails for rprcpo,
via south ampton and IIamburgh, per ts s,
steamer BAVARIA and for Ireland vi, Oieens-
a, this oce On Saturday, the 18Th october, = ioH
O'Clock an.
iis WIN. y. TAYLOR, p. n.
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Dkr-sinh's Church tVvahina the return Of the
Lordl-lIth ~ let 3rd and 4tn AVes; ksV. JOSIAH
hitch, Of Phiade phia, will preach Sabbath, 9Otl
int, a. lows; M. Eternal life p. at :, Js.
cpb q ESsu; evening, at ~, Armageddon. All
are COZ daily invited 10 attend. u
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CITY NEWS.


PKorLK's UsIoS NoMIsArISo CONVENTION
This Convention met at Cooper Institute last
evening. Mr.. Edward G. johnson was nomi
mated TO the 18th Assembly District, in place
of Mr.. j j. Phelps, declined. Mr.. w.
BrinkeIhlfF was nominated to the 18th Assem-
bly, District Comm ittees from he first, second,
tenth thItesnth, and seventeenth Assembly
Districts, reported that no names had been
decited upon for their several districts, but that
final action in this regard would be had as early
as Monday CT Tuesday.
A list Of pames was reported by the Cor fs-
renee Committee and adopted, with the excep-
tion Of District Attorney and County Clerk
On motion the Convention balloted for District
Attorney. Mr.. A. X. Lawrence received 20
votes On the second ballot. Several attempts
to make tAe vote unanimous failed. The Con-
Vention then adiourned 10 Monday evening
next. r EF9
The Fifth Avenue Hotel party held an Ad.
iourned meeting last evening, and made the
following nominations
SenAtOrial.-4th Senatorial District, +. X
Tillcn 9th, J. W. Chanlcr 9Th, W. Smith
eth, J. Phelps.
Assembly 9TH Assembly District, W. Tuck
er; 9Th, G. IL Marshall; 10th, VIM. Hoople
llth, John Hardy 18th, J. 7. Harding lith
r. &. liutchinRs; 10th, d. S. Coddington
18th, Bartlett Smith.
The meeting then adjourned until this even
ing.
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Rev. 4. A. Corey, will Preach In tho
Mutr.y Hill II piist Church, 9th st. b,twesra 5th
and 9Th avea) g. IN rrow. subiect In the mora
Tg-' The 90 Il lder Of JeAn4 U rist" In tho
tyeniDg-"Tfoasuras Of Darknea %
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souib BrookIy, Mission, Summit VI, near
Hamilton Az. 3 CURRY al pr.a'h nj lnk, W. X.
IRVINE at 3, and q. cuAPPELL at O'cI,cE. 70
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James NJ. T.. Church, on Reid near Gater
ave. and BrradNay, Brock yn. Preaching in this
church tomorrow tSundayJ At 10Y AN, ~ Rev.
Or NADAIA of the Sards st. Church, aud At ! y NJ
hy Rev. j. McklLLOP. 80
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Antioch baptist Chureh, 7ih ave,neRr 12th
It, Seats fr'e. Preaching at on, 3std ~, by
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, paAto'; meeting on 3ano-
Ificstion Tuesday evening; lecture On W-ire'day,
and payer etingfon n Icy evenings; dsi prayer
n eetipg a N a. IN. 70
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Tepperusce !-R. NJ. Posr vii d.iiycs
FIRST Of series Of Lectures for the CHve II an,
Temperance S,cie'y, tom rruw,) sunday evening.
At % Est BroedV ay. Slbiert, "Cmetb,i,nI
Proihi,ion." II n. CHAS. T. MILLS viii also a.
dt's tie meeting, Platform open 60 tree i-cus-
FORD Pres't 10
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TWO LIVING WHALES, AT JONES
SEQ. 0hildrm Saaa N. y q % x'ils
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A Course OF Right Pepular Lectures In AZ
Of New York regiment nov forming, % procure
some necessaIier which the Cove nmsDt does no,
provide, win 10 delivered 90 IRVING HAUL
commencing on TuesiAy eysning, the lbth ina,
Tie opening will lie lecture on "GhIr," 10
EDWIN p. wHIPPI.E, Of Boston. REV. HENRY
WARD BEECHER, DR.. HOLLAND, HON.
/. W. ToRkRY, Rev X, II. CHAPLIN and o,hsIA,
vollnisar their aid Tickets - cent?, which caA be
had at RANDOLPHS, RU5HrONa and at ths
door. Per order Of Committee. ola ulOo
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LATEST.

baltimore Oct 10, Midnight follow
ing has just been received from Sandy Hook,
MtrylAnd
The mill Of Messrs, Herr & Welsh, at IIT-
pers Ferry, has just been burned by the rebel
forces under Col, Ashby, after our troops had
taken 20, 900 bushels of wheat from there, and
retired TO their original position, opposite to
the Ferry
After t 6 victorious engagement at Bolivar,
yire mia, Major Gould in command of this
party, ordered his three Co npsnies, c, and X,
and detachment Of Col Geary's PenLsylya.
mans, under arms, and Capt TOmpkins, OF the X
/. battery, opened from the Maryland Heights his
Battery as ainst the rebels, when Capt. Scribsr,
# the 18th Massachusetts Volunteers, with his
two twelve FOUNDERS and the glodousy captured
80. FOUNDER attended to those appearing on tn.
Loudon Mountain, both driving them back, 80
as 10 prevent o further destruction OF Harper
Ferry, which is threatened by Col. Ashby.
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Renewal Of the Fight.

Baltimore, Oct ia gentleman direct from
Hampers Ferry, announced that the rebsls again
appeared on Linden and Bolivar Heights this
morning, and enewed the attack on the Union
forces under Major Gould with arllTy. Major
Gould fred upon them with canister from the
columbiad which was captured on Tuesday, and
drove them back; but not until thu vanda's had
burned the mill of A. II. Herr, Esq, and took
tie miller prisoner, whom they charged with
giving information to the Union troops Of the
Il. eco bushels of wheat brought there to grind.
The firing was progressing when our inform
ant left, and women and children were fleeing
in great terror To III, MARY land shore in antici-
patton Of tho town being burned.
Major Gould was throwing SHOT and she'll
from the Maryland Heights after the rebels,
and was confident that he could keep them OIL
until reinforcements cHlR 4Acb him.
Col. Geary 5 wounA4 ~ k'sisht cut in the
calf Of the ley, cauJN by the explosion of a
she'll.
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The ReriH. II. mar viii preach in tn,


The ReySH. ". blair will preach In tho.
Shh 1t. Init d Presbyterian Church, on Sahhlth
the 2Otn INST, at 10Y O'Clock, A. M. 100
Hall 13S Lsurens st Preaching MT bali
past 10 a. IN , 3 p. M. aad O'CLOCK in the evel-
Ing. The Preachers Association connected with
the Five Points Union Mission, 96< Baxter street,
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Warrington, Oct. 1s Quite . number o.
upward bound vessels ran tn, rebel blockade las
pigbt, and have arrived at the Navy Yard aud
at our whnves. Among these il the Govern
msnt resml ot CTur lie Lou, which towcd up
the Government sloop Granite. They passed
the batteries shortly after midnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

boats ordered expressly for The Western rivers viii
be due at Cairo, according to contract.
The u. 8. storesbip Relelso has received al her
provisions, stores, &c., and VIII chip her, crew
Immediately, preparatory % going 70 sea. f.
The Rhode Island commenced 10 take in her stores
o,. Wednesday.
TIE Augusta left The Navy-Yard and joined the
James Adger, Alabama, and Unadiha, now lying of
the Battery, wsiing for the Ottawa.
The three boats now being built tbe Brooklyn
Eavy-Yard arc progressing very satisfactorily, and
win probably be ready for launching about the end
Of the month.
The purchased steamer Whitehall arrived at the
yard, and hermachiuery was surveyed. The steamer
Ellens machinery was aleo surveyed; che arrived az
the yard few DAYS ago.
A new Navy Register has inst been published,
showing all The changes which have taken place by
deaths, resgnations or dismiasas, up TO the Jst OF
August, 1861.
Not outstanding the large number OF Southern
officers who signed upon the secession Of their 70
spective States there yet remains in the Navy, ID
the three grades Of Captain, Commander, hnd Lien
tenant, l53 loyal men, who were either born IN or
appointed from Southern States. Tho following Ia
be shows he number Of officers now IN the navy:
Active list Hegd liii.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Tho Texan soldiers on Governors Island were
prepared few days ago for the purpose Of having
arms issued 70 theu--thoy have been unarned since
their surrender in Texasbut only thirty out Of the
whole number consented TO receive arms.
Subsequently they were again paradej and adj
dressed by their officer, who explained that although
they wcrs asked 10 take arms, il not intended
that they should be required 10 do anything in vio-
asion Of the oalh forced spon them in Texas. After
this assurance, al the men, with the exception Of
two OF three, took the duty tho bland. Hitherto
theyhave bad 10 duty at al TO attend 10 beyond the
neceteaIy camp POLICING. The men generally se
d. satisfied OF not receiving their discharge which
tloy expected wouid be granted TO them their
risa ~ Fort Hamilton.
Five Of tho Fort Hatteras prisoners confined In
Castle William have died and been buried on the
Island. H. s faid there IN more want Of personal
cloanfness among them Than is Absolutely justified
by orceHIstauoeg. Some Of them have aesnowL
edged TO tlsir cIs,0dan hat they did not know en-
actly what they were fighting for, bgt that they
went with tho majority.
The sloops-of.Nsr add gunboats ordered by Con.
gress will soon be expected. BY tho end 0f October
Ehey shond all be ia commission and ready for sny
seryice required OF them. On The 5lh ips .be pih.
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Arrived.

s,ssmshp Fulton wotton HAvre Sept. le s. a M, MS
Mensnsie arrived q Tic Bsttery q 7:Gos M sept 10,
on ire LANDS End ps'' ei An chip T. j. Roseu, Of Bath.
10 Bore S r Ssps e he has SIPsIeacsi
Shin Presess' WooGsr London 40 d.y, 10 ballast to
Ns'ni'h sou hesgy s,sS i q, AT a re
sAgS n2n ~ o. w 40 ~ :" m ~ H., 40 lon DO s,y, VII,
P,quoi DAVIS iIon London for New York.
sap lIoIyrood tof Thcmas'cnl JoFdsn london % dAJr
sp Aiiss HI tof Boseu, ThompsOn Tsstpor. days. 10
ballast 70 Hicks Bul WI. icai ior HSyge; .,
Ship OToziubo tof bos'onh iown"nd Es5'p'it Gays
n.rsIc L,w,ou Rio J.neiro 20 dsy. coffee To
master Aug 2J st. p IS s Ion. Al -, sDoa ,hp Wsr
Hawk from New York - days out AUG ~ s - " >,
81 20 spoke ship Golden Gate, Rom Ne~'AoE - Days
B.rs oallooney Or, Of sliso) Mecresry ssO q s.ys
Sept 10 lat A3 So on ~, SPOKE shP Scotia, Of and Tor bs
lloIe from Rotterdam. 4,
BARK T5aIno a Ars stlp,Jish; Lm''i5 Is days Il
P.t. YoSns AmeIics Collin. Havsn. Sept, IS, sugar "a
Robert Wssns. Sept II, saw IhEee meisV.-f Anehoed
g,k r e. w.rwick tof Bauo rsl Gait Rio Janeiro IS
BarE Cested Wave (B OF senderland, Do5son, Londss
Brig Addy swift Avery, MArsesi6o IL dsys coffee &C. 70
Big Fanny .ner Br), Buln.eF Llnsan c. b. 10 days,
BIG Eugsao A. Reed Crane Hartford Conn In ballast to
sris Presto Dutehl -, Montevideo 81 ds,s, hides 70
bre Hail SBr of oa.So) Robertson Aux Cages Sept.
Il. conre &c, to Young. NcAudtew, hanken %.
schr Arcade TOT Poahdl, Smh, Aux Gays Sept H. og'
schr Lsocsda. small Salem days. md,c to Il. w Ropes
schr M,ri, L. Dlyi, Cei o,,OO) CrOweI Cow Bay, b.
II days, coal TO master MA
sshr julia Cox Finssn. c. B., 10 days, eosi to Rohra
Irwin =, - II %
! 10 days, spare 90 master -, n =, - 49,.
TO L. 1. \ eYius a Son.. . 80 49,, =, . 49,
Sehr. Wentworth (BED, SGahA, hlA1s0E ~ ~ AZ ~S'S
plaster 20 ID. X. pewsii. . -
Scbf Nighligs gale. Gardiner, Providence GOg Albany
Srhr ELLEN larues, BTighasn, Gloucester days, nan
s,hr AWHILE, WhAlen EsstpoTt days, hGh.
Schr Decatur Oaks, Providence ? days.
sloop Oliver AIMEE French, Taunton days
sioop Helen, cabcoek, Fall River, la balass.
scsaer Wssehs,ts Jcnoi Providence. Iad'- 10 EdwHs
Steamer Concord. Norman Philadelphia md'e. to L0P'f
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison PHILADELPHIA md,e. to J. NJ
BHggs.
BELOw-Ship Annie Bowen; sso, ships and bail"
SAiLED--Oct ? chips Bazaar aud Pslisuen ior usSrsi
Cornelius GIinne Tor Lend Adele Orb tof An.Hspi
Ozark CoHvs Londonderry; brig 4. DrunEond, Aspn'aIi
schrs C. II. C. Br Porau Plstei GoodWihtbF'b Ns"so'
| Il. h. Brsnhai, TarrSgonA r,,v
Oct. 3steam tIsr sport ThO, Swami, FOR Wellington e'
| WIND During the day, from w.
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IN steamship Fulton, from HaUys and Souas 9,oR-Mrs
j. A. W0tton Hss Wot,on G. BertSche lshse sslin AMI
nephegS, Com Aulick u :. l.. Dsbos Isiy ard chd,
r. G. Ynsna aud f.miy Aug LimbeTt +. L. AeidA z. C.
Ogden, D: s.. Dodge sod la1y Mrs Bonp,be ar' ". A.
Xignes Br Rondnels. L. J. OyDgou aud family, Eugene
Provost and family Mp. b. o. Wsinwrish, H. + skeel,
dc H. H. Borizea Mrs Pnchon, Mr. Silon, NJ iien, MTa
Ehrmann sud daughter Mrs John Monroe and family Mrf.
Garely and children Mrs. Levy, Mr. Msrsouee, Capt
Sszory and lady f. Dupsssuer Mr. Barnard, 'dy and child
Mr. Eemmng f. Kieuter and lady T. n. Cure1 A. Fesser,
Mr. Lscrox, Mr. Deigny. Mr.. Cssion, MTs IL Boyce and
child M Wilson and znily Jos Wood, o. Ducael du 8.
f. B1tter~oEh aud ehdrrd Thomas York Mss Conquest.
Hrs stephens f. Goldsmith and lady, Ms Porter hss G.
Herusnn Brown C. Brown K Heinisck, \. Woitley,
Ma DncTeu1. Mr. Peter Hr. CoLtez, Rev Mr. OsiibAnd,
franz Won ScheliDg h. Sching n Sorg J.. L. Sanus,
LADY aud child; Mr.. end Mrs Russell MIS- Anne hiss J.
puis Mics O. Dubos Mrs Ode and child, Mrs T. Poochop,
o. " Metrerott Mr.. LAMBERT O. Sessecois, L. Kurlbsum,
III seun D. RoLn.on C. Badaers p. Won sehooe, C. VeIs
pIsstse f. Be.Dsri, T. RoHhier Marie Rouibier Rase
wife and child Maria Rusl- Ad Salmon j. Banq1ier v,
E-uchere 7 DUR. Klotz l. HeEu,ts, H. LoIsns, j. \.
Thle, A. Wfaann, Is. BeTrDdsen, Jsntzsn, lADiort,
vile and child j. CsIsna J. fe.es P. Lsres O,Sr Well,
Solomon We'll Bernerd Dupu julius Dupus h. Lecontois,
Mr.. We nderOth, Mr.. Dsrbos IOfel 100.
IN brig ddcy SUIT from Adraeab0-Mrt. L. DickmAn and
daughter
IN ,iip ViIA Tap'eot ,oz. Lirerpoo!-Rsbert Hawke.
New. York Miss A gnes Bradley, Liverpool
In ssr Dasisi 1JOsb,isgs from DensTaJ1-Ihos Martin
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Disasters, DE.

B,tr,.oRR. Oct 2-The schr Florids, Oliver from ~
poinEo bound 10 th, rort with cargo Of issTood sc
was abandoned at sen Friday last 90 niles oe''"
ensy The bark selsh, from Boston for this port "s' =.
.ed ashore near the mouth of tho Psiapsco hivrf anu W"
lave 10 be lightered Assistance has been sent 10 ''h
PERSAxBuco, Aug. 20.-The bark La Osaasr' =,
reported hes boon condemned and sold By Pao"o
tho ,uni o. OVS mlress. The cargo Of oil was
b. brig Mary Anp. Of Jegseyi sailed hOm
%. for New.Bedfosd.
IBy letters TO Ewood Weller, esq, Sec sdoi
TRE sHIP ADDis SSUw. iIem Antwerp Tor h''' 40 y,
iiined the rocks In the hAber Of Rio Jsneo' avg
became total loss HercsEo Of eat Lts eesh
tluns pfsTiouIiy FOR $4,000 millissA