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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
OF the pysteer York hore three sssmen named
Arohis Wilson, j. Williams. sud John Rlsy
The following h list Of the officers Of the pdvatscr
steamer Sumter as reported BY these people:


Arohis Wilson, j. Williams. sud John Rley,
The following 10 list Of the officers Of the prvatscr
steamer Sumter, as reported by .hese people:
S Ke Of 5sorsis: Second Lisa.sasn W. 6Sspmsn d
k..@s Third isT.sa:1 oiS.. LS;1: q South o.s.:
& M:p, s5ss0S p, Ss' # ay. L.efss &
Ioa.sn. D. 3. Wsou o Of Tlords, Howell Of M.rp
and = Smith Of Loussns; Enginee" fss%sn q % ssw
syiTsSI., and BROOK: ofconnssticut Total officers ana
crew, $50 men.
The lis: differs in some respects from that published
on the 3D. Of July In Tie NJ o. Pieaynne, which Is 90
follows:
Commander. Raphael sermssi Li.uenan,. Johp Ksl.,
sasusnii Marines Beckett Howell. Richard
ahd9 TSsm.. caddy kisy ss@sis al Bs.uio
ne;E oes A.1 snt a $ oH. ss. sssg % 2sS
and Simeon w. Cumming She has crow OF % mon sno"
marines
MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-After an interregnum OF
two weeks this library will be reopened to-day. The
pleasant homsliks resding1oom, which was not
closed until Friday last, win again be accessible
During the evening all the will be thrown open
to the public, when musc will be furnished by the 9TH
Rsgimans Band
EmBEzzLrsEsr.-OAicerG GoIden Of the Sixth Ward
yesterday arrested Charles Mount OF No. AZ Henry
street, who Il charged with smbezzlement. He has
for time past been the bookkeeFer and cashier for
Messrs Bonton e. Bruce Of No. 81 Walker street.
They allege that at various times the accused has
proprated their money to bis own use to the amount
in the aggregate of $3.50. He acknowledged his guilt
TO one of the firm. Justice Osborn committed him to
the Tombs in default Of 81 600 bail! His relatives
atterly refuse TO aid him.
FIR. IN GRAND SrREEr.-A fro occurred yesterday
morning about o'clock, at No l54 GRAD street IL
originated In the eareessness Of occupant OF one OF
the rooms in throwing lighted match on the hoor.
The fire was soon extinguisbed and the building but
lite injured Damages to furniture and clothing about
$780, Insured
DsowsED.--Cofoner Jackman held aa inquest
Yesterday at No. 20 Greenwich street, on the body OF
John RYAN, O native Of Ireland thiry-tye years OF
age who fell from Pier No. g. East River on Saturday.
Deceased was engaged with others loading barge,
and accidentally fell into the water and was drowned
before he could be rescued.
PAssrsG CousrERTET MosRY.-About ~ CLOCK
on Saturday night officer Turner OF the third district
arrested John Moran for passing to Israel holm, OF
No. 2l8 East Houston street, counterfeit ~ OIL
purporting to be one Of the Connecticut banks.
He was taken befors Justice Steers and held for
examination.
FouNp IN rHx WArER.--The body of an unknown
person was found in the water at Pier No.. 40 East
River on Saturday. II NUT have been IN the water
long time for ii much decsmposed. Coroner JACK
man was notified.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
"A LApY py ~ rInsr KEErEcraaILIrY y.
TIMELY WARMING.

Every mother soud be prepared to act In tie capacity both
and ysicisl Is her chidreu she can II she viii dis
esIss these duties much better than any she employ
she does ro ought know thai there is medicine pre-
Pared by an old aud female ply cu which has stood the
test Of xASr yoar and the most perfect thing earth
for children ssehing also Wind coie Dyseney Dia
rhss end Is sure regulate the bowels. We y to every
snotber do not your prudc,s The preadces Of
others the way of the relief that win be ureyes sbso
Iutel, snfeo follow the Of Mira WISsLoWS SOoTH-
ING SYRTP
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

THs SourHERs PREss on MCDOWELL RrPoRI.-
The Aagusta (Ga) Chronice aR3 Senf,ne Of the lsth
Of Angus. has leader on McDowen'g report, froun
which wo.quote;
Mcdowell makes no display iu bic repsS. bat Il Is
paiu det all of biz movements and ii shows shat ne ar
ranged and fought The battle we'll any Of lin-
coins Generals with their troops, ccuh have done.
not excepting Gen. Scott. He managed II admirably
in every respect, and very nearly successiul.
Tho columns OF Hunter ard HeintseI-
man passed up the Run crossed at Sadsys FORD, aid
s.eE pted TO turn our let which the great fea-
ture n the PLAN Hunter did cross, did attack
derel and did forse our men down she Run, where
they had to receive the cross-irs Of Tylers coumns
aud nothing but the protection of heaven, the genius
Of Beauregsrd .wbo detected Hunter's movement BY
tho clouds Of dIs and the unegaaled heroic eo1rags
end great endrTance Of our msR prevented left b
ng turned ana perhaps the seizure by Hunter Of the
Asasssas Railroad at Gainesville.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
MARRIR d.

sPRfNG-gILLIANS-O On "Wednesday, Aug II. ~ the Es,.
d. Kre6bs in tho Brick Presyeian Church. he Rev sds
spnE ID. D. Ii D. 20 Abby Gro'yen0r iHisl' q ga
t-r sihe Later Elisha Williams Of Hudson.
sMIrH-BnOwER- Wednesday Aug T. by tbs Rev Sf:
Poi,u Colyrle Smith 10 Mary Lizzie Brewer, daughter
Robert Brower eso., ell Of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
The Hsrse DIarkes,

NEw.YoRx, Saturday, Aug, 2.-There was little
excitement in Twenty fourth street yesterday but t
has resumed its wonted Summer quietnsss to-day.
There is the very noxt thing 70 notbiny doing In the
way Of selling horses, and very few arriving. Yester-
day the agents Of Gov Sprage Of Rhode Island took
about seventy head of horses out OF the street for the
Of the army, at average, We understood, Of
sl2 so head for class OF good, far, serviceabls
workhorses, such usually held at $OO each BY
farmers the West Thi, considered very low price ba
the number E.ned who w.rs tired Of holding ana wiling to
se them less than the cost sDd expenses On tho his
Of o b. generally heavier than the s,orso ely
aud railroad soch and such would have averaged $50
oeIed By other parties in the fee q, not Il % low &
Army horse. must Be IS " hand. high not yos
old sound ia all spect and Ia fair condition Of hesh Win s
Constitution spp,reny hardy aud well broken to saddle sHd
harness. and hind when tied q the halter all the better Iey
oi Tss sssh Sos. vii .s Ss. bus no,
Of d. .as. %sn in The street n;s 20 dt,sr s 'h1s %
probably buy them oko and Indiana at 100 and w
70 cover tbs chance oss win be BY h' Tbs, TIE
chase by Gov spsus yesterday thought g be yeFy bS Y
s, On hand Of selling horses to agents add VIA
Occasional chance Of making better .sos to IN .
send & forward Il willing to ske the current prices
to b. az. Ss 70 sny great extent We link hat h.. ~ be
good m.py for before WineS. owned In the ef
good many ers horse. have asady been cold toe y.
aud Auy great prospec. or sgs semsnd for hs
cs, during The city railroads and stages have no
great press Of business and will not oct msDy hor'.s
a YEAR The Third avenue Company viii lo.s more han
usu. n consequence Of the fire that Destroyed the ses
and hs. exposed their horse. mors % 'se sa
their stock usually 4 hospital Of work 10 recruit TINS wa
make opening for psIhap. two or three hunssd
TIE stables under hDishsd But WILMA
th0t the chance tbs. quite many hOr.s yn os sod 20
nut stock Of always hand 70 meet tIaassn as
uand ready such drA th,t OF yesterday sod az
assin such trade
had here five or x $50, We esfec' sod rssy
before inter iot there e
Re copstant though demand o the ding eonnty
thsrs vii es no cessation In the demand SoS psr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

MoRE PaIsosEns FOR FoRT LARArSrTr.-The
transport steamer City Of NewYork arrived yesterday
morning from Washington City, touching OF Hampton
Roads where she received FROM the United States flag
ship Minnesota, Commodore Ssringham, the following
prouers taken from prizes captured by the Frivstoers
Dixie and York;
J. H. Ms-sLal PIIsmaster Of The Dixie; q; GLADDEN. Assist
"a. do John Dcnseiy r. d. Cslyo and fssriok neNs'y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

CANDIDATES yon ssERIYF.-The prominent candi-
dates for tho Democratic nomination for Sheriff., are
Frederick L. yultc Michael Connolly, William NJ.
Tweed, Jossph Cornell and Col. Michael Corcoran.
The claims Of Mr. Yu6 will be pressed upon old Tam
many with great earncsness on tho score Of bis un'
oue,ioued fitness for tho Office and his general popu'
larity. Capt Thos Francis Meaghsr Is understood to
have the inside track for the regular Democratic no
nation for County Clerk,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

RrBEL BEARER or DIsPArcHys.-Dsnlos c. Low
bsr, who, as noticed in yesterdays TRIsvsr, was
arrested at Cresne Ohio, days since, by Detect
i've King assisted by United Sates Marshal Archer,
charged with being bearer Of dispatches from Eng
Land to Jea. Davis 10 now in custody of the Police
authorities Of this city An order 10 expected kom
Washington, directing bis transfer to Fort Lafayette
He exhibited greet deal Of sbrewdnsss ia the choice
Of routes in leaving this city and attempting TO escape
buI the Superintendent had put men on the track who
intercepted him at point where he felt the least
liability Of being taken. The dispatches were found in
his trunks seized several days since. Lowber s appsr
emily very deaf man, and IL is doubtful whether he
will "hear anything to his siyan,ags" al present.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
A PERFECT CHARM.

Mira WISSLOW'S SOOTHING sYRUP certainly does, ssths
Mans plies "sooher the little sufferers into quiet: natasl
,esp from which Il awbkes vgorstod and Teshed And for
the diseases Bcden. TO ks period Of .eeb0g sueh s
Dysentry Danhes Wind Collie. &C., we have never seen
ns eQUsL
We haze always been and s opposed to the practice Of
drugsns tants TINS DELErEEIOUs HRJEcTs
yHaxEyxR and ezpsepce 1--WE spesk sdyisedy
ere have every confidence n IT, snd heartily recommendh
to al mothsr. Take advice-use it-snd you viii s
strongly recommend it TO Oshsrs have 10 you
THIS IS THE SEASON or THE YEAR when children
,,sbirs arc almost certain be sced with dy.sntery and
d,srhes Mrs.. wIEsLOwS sooTHISG sYRUPbs
fsnf remedy for diseases and win give Immediate relief
so ali pain and distre. incilen. to tie process Of teeug
Every mother should provide 1t for her children
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP MRS
wfSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children t,ethinE
40 medicine In the Uued States sells like It, j. is standard
medicine and worldwide. Physieisns order and
A. wherever ils Al effects have teen witnessed
MDlons Of bottles OF Mrs. wINSLoW'S SOOTHING
sYQUP 1sed every year In the United States for
children teedng With never falling success Relief mmsd
late and eersin-
Mn. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP ia sure 70 regulate
the bo'Tels
BEvARs corSTKHyKITs cd IsrTATioss
None genuine unless the fac sImile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Eew.YOrk. Il on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Drpssists throughout the world.
Pdrsip.l Office. No. ICEDAR-sT.. KEw-YoRH. Proo
sy y wss yer sSsA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
Eeaal Noilees.

SUPREME COURT.-City ard County of N,w-
Cbare, g. Smith Tinothy McNam,n, tnd 0eorgs Y. ResS
seAiat LANGDoH BOWIE, J. j. O. Smith, and !: oAtsr
rnouey demand on contradiction. not ser ITO the dend
named; You hereby summoned and reqsd 20
The complaint In this scen, which has bel ted he
Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County o. New forh the
City s 10 said city and to cory Of your answer the
wsy said City New OH within twenty day. sher the sr
vice you exclusive day Of such service
and n you fall 70 the aid within the time sioe
said tho plaintiffs IN this action v take Judgment aseinh yoa
FOR hs .urn OF hundred and tbiywc dollars snd
cea with Interest from s 29b day Of April
thousand eiga hundred and hosiae tie costs Of this
.ction.--Dasd Nsw.Yo,k April 2S l96l.
BARNEY, BUTLIR PARSONS, Plaintiff Atsrnsys
The compspt h this sctien duly ed In ,h, ot'es si M
Clerk Of s C!y and County Of NsNYSik n The ciiy Hal
saId city, IN the iNh day OF June 1881,
BRRNIY BUTLER Il PARSONS. IlantiG! Attorneys
lvtx fxM
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

CUPREME COURT, City and Cmaty OF New
- YorL.-JANE KNOWLES. PliiniG against WILLIAM
g. JOHNSON Deienda Spmnion. FOR money deasnd %
JOHNSON You arc hereby summoned shd Ieqeed 70 .a've.
the complain. IN ts seton, which VIII be hed IN he Oihes o.
In aid city q yoot tnwer 70 tho 'aa e.a.
pleiut sn tho ssbcYtbsr ks office NO. 93s Broom., city
ofKewYak vii tg suy days after ,hs service CT this
mon, on yeu eIcuys ofle dy of.ueh Sytoe and y you
psiuh ip this aron viii tsis judgment against you fot The
sam q three tlouE dollar, With iH,Is', on tEO thousand
iCn anisrest ON seven haciei snd hNy dollars tom the
fIs day ofJ.1usy ics be'iss tho c0f' Of This Ac'n
LUTHER B. PERT, PsintiFs Attorney :,
H. to tbI. setion was he1 IN the Olcs Of he
cleE cit, and County New Yoh 10 ht State e New;
York on the 10Th day Of August lsei, theCJ Hall 'hd
''-'D'''" ~ S" L. b. PERT, Pisis,iai Attorney
sui0 t,xsa. No 333 troonest, n. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

Tn. CAsE or MAYOR ByRRErT.-Mayor Ber-
rett Of Washington, Saturday, proceeded to this
cty under the escort of Detectives Elder and VIII
son. As the party arrived too late to 60 to Fort
Lafayette, the Mayor was taken to hotel, and was
not conveyed 10 the fort till yesterday morning OF
course bs declares himself Union man, and attriJ.
utes his arrest 70 bis reusa TO take the oath Of ale
giance. He says that the Attorney TO the Corporation
advised him that be was not obliged to take the oath,
on the ground that the oath which he took when
elected Mayor applied to all in which he was
called TO act in public capacity. The other Comms-
sonsn consulted with the Attorney General Of the
United States who decided tha, tho taking Of the oath
was obligatory upon them. Upon searching the resi-
dence Of Mayor Berrett At Washington, nothing was
found duplicating him with rebellion. He is pretty
shrewd sharp man, and probably thinks that no csse
can be made ont against him. but he has NOT covered
III. tracks well enough TO escape suspicion, and has
been on the black list for several moshs past. No one,
therefore, need waste any sympathy under the suPpo
son that Mayor B1rret has been harshly or uruSty
dealt with. Ihs arrest has not been made o moment
too soon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
Ucobing CARDS, sc.
f5ouse furnishing 8oooS.

E,OR REFRIGERATORS, Water Coolers, Cut
Il Isry Mosquito Bars, Tea TAJs PssnbalstSr. Baast'
Wood.n Ware, &C., 60 to DELMAR's. No zoo BrOsdwy.
vI,HE NEW GOTHIC FURNACE-Fer warm
II ing ohu rches houses kc. BARTLETT LESLEY, Man.
ufacturer. No t26 Broadway. Send for crcuisr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
Ocean Steamers.

EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE.
Il ON SATURDAY, SEPT. Il-Ths United States NAL
Sesmsg ARAGO ID. Lines Commander. vii sail fson fisr
Q ,,,-
This for safety and eomtort hs. d'ubs
.nr;ne. under sk ncosed by water tight CONG c>mens
which beside sther rssas ebd Ia the event OF Collision or
strundng keep s pumps free ~ss sId secure shs ssy
of vessel aid passengers.
SAMUEL M FOX
GEO MACKENZIE.
Agents No Bio,d~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

psr,Sr RELIEF STOP YovR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATHE
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
sPALDINd'S
THROAT ooNFEor1oNs
GOOD FOR cIERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR ooNsUMrTryEs
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDrNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
spALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CAY FOR
spALDrNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough instantly
They clear the Throat
They give strength aud volume to til, voice
. d.lin IN thahr
They are delightful to the tss.e
They ns made Of simple herbs and cannot harm anyos
Isas every one who has Cough Husky Voice or Bad
Breath or any difficulty the Throat to got package Of my
Throat COnfecous they viii reovs you instantly and you
viii ,rss With me that 'they 20 hight to Tbs SPOT You vii
end them very useful and pls.,an. Will. s.vs,s attending
public meeting, shilling your Cough asyins your thirst
HyOu try one package Sa safe saying that vii over
,srward consider them Indispensable You VIII and them s
the Druggists and Dealers in MsdiciA
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Nv Signature Ia on each psciAss AL others counterfeit
Apscksgs viii be sent By matt prepaid on reooIs Of thirty
csns..
Address
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 10 Ced.s-ss. Esw-Y0rk.
cEPTIALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHEi
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!
By III. uss Of these Pulls the periodic attacks Of Ese OF
s Reodas may be prevented and taken =. tn.
u.pt Of an attack umedsts reefom pain aud sickness viii bs
Obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Naus and Headache 70
which females so subect.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing Cotsaaa
For Literary Men, StuSenh. Delicate Females and all per
.Ops Of .eSenary hab they valuable Laratirs i.
proving the 0pp giving tone and si0o' to tie digestive
,,p. and restoring ths natural elasticity and strength whole
system
Tho CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF long investigation
.rd carefully experiments having b.en In many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amour. Of pain and suffering from Hssdachs whether
originating the system r0m deransed state Of the
stomach.
They arc entirely vegetable in their copOd0n. and m bs
taken at all times with perfect safety whOu! iOg hssEo
os diet and n. ass.e ef any disagreea tss ysHds 'sy
10 aS1faistegttsn 70 esRd'sn
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have FIRE sgusurss Of HENRY @. sfALDIN9
nj, ..eh Eox.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
From The Ladies' Visitor Of this City.
MOTHERS,

MOTHERS
There is an .dv.r.emsn, IN this number Of our paper to
bieb we wish to call your specis attention We do So not
~ paid fog dOiag ioE the proprietor has not 20 much
rouuesed US to do sO-bu the Get that pcsely be
usve deeply interests you and your children to knO" what is
there communicated We refer to hltyye experience Of
female by yscisu in the shape Of Mrs WlNsLoWs sooTH
ING SYRUP for children esthing.
ens Of Thousands Of children die yearly durng the process Of
QUITTING teeth aud hundreds Of Thousands barely death
TO pass life OF suffering diseased body and e5lsd IN mind
all Of which rsul.s 1sorganizon Of the system durir
the prOce OF teehips Mrs WINSLOW in her profession,
had an opportunity witness much Of this suherug|and hss
prepared the osemple, yet effective and
sure. JrsT REMEDY NEEDED
We know it acts m.so giving sos instant relief TO the
little having winsed the most pleasing results from
tho use OF Il great number ofcsses Nodicovery In MEDICINE
for tho sst hndred years viii compare with h 10 lie benefits TO
tic Tsce opinions and the Of one female phycisn
si least wil 10 inau.ortaiized b. this medicine.
ALADY Oy THE rIRsr KxspgcrAsrLrY sRITEs:
S happy be A5ls 70 certify q the efficacy o
Nn WiasoSs Soothing Syrup snd 20 ths truth Of via !.
Represented to accomplish Bayns lit1s hoy susrhnz nety
from eethi1g who could Ics aLd a. nht BY hi. cIe
would not permit Of the fam Go purchased bot
e o. the Soothing Syfu? order 70 test the Tnedy and when
gyea the boy according TO the directions E effect upon hn
Ike sgc be went to sleep and al psn sod nsyou
the little fellow viii O0sh with comfort the Iucirs
process Of teethDg by the ols I'D Q ar WiDsons Soothing
syup Every mother who ihe hsh and life Of her chill
dI.n Should possess II. SltIs' H. "A AA0Eh'
TnVp Msae-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

THE wlv rHy REBprs Gor THIN IEpoHnATIos.--
The Rebels at Manassas were not sstisHed with the
comparatively slow process Of obtaining news Of our
movements by mails. expresses, or eouriers, bns ar
ranged telegraph in such way as to be in instant
comsunicaiion with She headquarters Of the Depart.
ment Of the Potomsc. We have been shown piece
Of insulated copper wire which we were assured Isl
portion Of line found between Cenrevile and Airing.
ton The coating Is Of the color os dry leaves, and at
casual glance the wire would be mistaken for dead
limb. It was traced, running through the trees and
along the ground, until it was found wound about
tree, and connecting with one Of our lines by this
means tho Rebels know everything ihst was ttAas-
milted 10 and from army.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

PA,srsG CousrERpET MOsRY.-About llf o'clock
on Saturday night officer Turner Of the third district
arrested John Moran for passing to Israel hohn, OF
No. 2l8 East Houston street, counterfeit iO OH
purporting TO be ON one of the Connecticut banks.
He was taken bsfors Justice Steers and held for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

FouHp IN rHx WATnR.-1he body of an unknown
person was found in the water at Pier No. 40 East
River on Saturday II must have been IN the water
long time for it was much deesmposed. Coroner jack
man was notified.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
New1lprk Daily Gibn,ts
CITY ITEMG

TgE WEucHEsTER COUNTY FAiR.-Extraordinary
efforts are being made 10 insure for the County
Fair in Weschester this year. The location of the
grounds 10 the high tableand between Mount Yer
non and Hunts Bridge and is thus Of easy access from
the lines of tae two railroads. Under the supervision
Of Messrs. Keelsr, Cowan, Cummings, and other men,
bers of the Board the arrangements will undoubtedly
be on liberal scale and of apraccal nature, and we
risk little in prophesyDg greater success than has
been achieved for some years past. Heretofore the
Fair has been held at White Plains, Purdy's Station,
or other towns in the upper part Of the county and the
receipts have been corespondingly small. Now, how.
ever, it is located amid the denseS population and IN
the locality around which, every side, cluster the
best stock and dairy farms Of Woschsser while the
proximity 10 the city viii insure the exhibition Of
usually large numbers Of agricultural implements
and machinery. To say nothing Of the splendid
Shorborns of Lewis G.. Morris, Thos. Richardson,
Mr.. Watson, the Devons of f. G. Faile the Ayrshres
Of Mr.. Camp, and the Attorneys Of Thsddeus Davids
and Mr.. Richardson. the splendid horses on the Bath
gate, Brown, Monnot Alley, and Cummings places are
all within easy reach and will be exhibited BY per-
mission of Mr.. Seward his celebrated Arabian horses
will be shown on the grounds by Mr.. Bathgate. The
season. Sept a. will be late for vegetables, but there
are go many gardens greenhouses, and conservatories
within few miles Of the place, that We shall make up
IN tho department Of towers what is lacking in fruits
and vegetables It has been suggested that the choice
Of other person az orator IN place OF one oil the
sppointees would have been agreeable. We think
well Of the practice of inviting good farmer to gvo
advice to poor ones at Agricultural Fairs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
tn. steamer FULTON VII ..a oOiocI1 "

SAMUEL NJ. FOX
GEO kACKENZIE,
Agsn.s No Bio'd~sy
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ea,. sesuer will leAve Newfot % To l,t llth Ind 2Is
each month except when these dstes fs 81 when
tbs Jsy OF departure win be the MONDAY following fof
freight Or pSsse apply q, the only oe No. BS,ins ssen
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-Y0RK and
~ LIVERPOOL lsndins and embArknf ps'senssr, one-5
town relandIhs Liverpool. New lok. and pha
So. .nsp their fall pewrssd CJss
built Iron Steamships ~ follows; =,
oriY OF .s.,urdsy. sept. a.
Ana every SATURDAY. . noos. from Fer Ne ~ N'r'A
River ....
YIRsT CABIN s..s.t. ~
Pss.snsors forwmdrd TO f,i.. H.vrs H.msaFs Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp kc. Of reduced through isr+L
F.sons wishing bring eir friend. bay eis.s he's
o. the following New YoIt fIom Liss1ee o, u.os
own-First Cabin, s7s sss and slos sestsss ton isr'
These Steamers cconmod@ten of psssn.srs
cary sIpsnsnced Surgeon. ihey are eu 70
ror further Information, sppJ a. the CaupAnI.Ohss.
JOHN O. DALE, Ag,nh No. Is Biosdusy.Nf. I.
CTEAM FROM NEW-Y0RK TO LIVER
- PoOL.-rhs steamship GREAT EASTERN h.vi,s fa
filled her consc, With the Br.h ooysramen VII 'sI nom
New. Y ork for Liverpool on SATURDAY, Oct D
accommodation oil other Pvess' being saus Thhd
SUITE. Of sra. class sp.nsnts for nS. bo .nFs'd By
Th. 0REfT EASTERN viii leave Livepsoi on ha return
trip TUESDAY Oct 20.
Plan, Of the slip bs and made
s"a p'''''' '" VI" ROWLAND AsPIswAlL,
Nos "a and :. s'sths-