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The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

THnewiyo HIS BED OUT or rHs WINDOW
In the speech Of John Conness at this place
on Saturday last. " was remarked that bis
position seemed TO be taken with view TO
drop into the ranks Of the Secessionists next
year. The same may be said Of Edgerton.
Both,these worthless announced themselves
e,ernaiit opposed to the Republicans. They
charged that the war now existing with
rebels was brought about by the Republican
party, and conncss was In favor of COM
promise with the traitors. Indeed, bis
speech was one OF that kindieading us ia
believe that II defeated this year hs will bt
with Tho Secessionists next. lie is merely
throwing bis bed out Of the window in thi'
canvass Ia order 10 have soft place to fall
ON by and by.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
For Collector.

The subscriber offers his name 20 the voters
Of Nevada County, as Union Candidate for the
othcc Of Collector. under tho new law, Al th'
election takc place Oh the 9Th Of sep, next
W, LOCKWOOD.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

G. V. NArIoNAL.-The Grass Valley National
has changed to n tri-wcokly. The name has
also been appropriately changed from Nevada
National to Grass Valley National The paper
is smaller than formerly, but presents otherwise
about the same appearance. Politics Cronk
and Whisky-mixed
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Governor,
JOHN CONFESS.
For Lieut. Governor,
RI HARD WIN.
For Congress,
HENRY EDGERTON,
jos. C. McKIBBIN.
Justice of the Supreme Court.
B. c. WHITMAN.
Attorney General,
GEORGE W. BOWIE.
Clerk Of the Supremc Court,
GEO. s. EVANS.
State Treasurer,
J. I. LANDRUM.
State Controller.
JAMES E. huffman.
Surveyor General,
J. j. GARDNER.
State Printer,
JOHN r, RIDGE
District Judge
John I. CRldW ell.
For Senator.
j. II. johnson.
For Assemhlymen,
j, q. Enstman, w. w Vv,x.
Jno, Wcbber, A. j, KINDER
For sheriff,
CHARLES KENT.
County Clerk, Treasur,t
u. II. Layton. Henry Rx.r.,,
District Attorney, Collector,
Thomas =. Hawley, Johu um..,,
heoofuer Assessor,
Hugh H. Thompson. Perru. Le.rx.
surveyor Public Administrator,
John T.. Gamble. Michael u.r...
Coroner Suprrvisot "a Dat
w, q. Pope. DR.. Walters,
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

THEy CoMg.-J. +. Greeley Esq, Of North
San Juan, lawyer, has taken survey OF
the political field and come TO the eoneu-
sion that his duty as good citizen requires
him TO give his support TO the Republican
psr.y. lie hns therefore disconnected him
self entirely from the conness party.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

DoSr LIKE NrwsPArERs.--McC Corkle, Con-
ness and Edgcrtor Nrc terribly down on
newspapers. The burthonof the songs Of
these people is about the press. Il would
be blessed country for the trio where
their history could only be written in the
sand
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

Of now paper about the size of a Goldfish and
bearing the above name, has made its appear
ance among our exchanges. Robert ]. Steele
does the heavy work on it, and Rowena Granice
Steele, the light. 1t Is "secesh" in sentiment
and will probably not live long enough to get n
rattle cn.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

BAD Lrck.-A number Of our citizens started
few days since for trip to the summit A
letter has boon received from one Of the party
stating that ono Of their pack animals got
frightened by the elattering Of a tin pan on him
and ran till no fell dead.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

OVERLAND TELroRArH.-A Salt Lake cor
resrcu dent states that the planting Of the ,ee'
graph wires westward from tha, city. IL pro-
crossing rapidly. They are put ur as Tar u
a, miles west Of Salt Lake City.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

KLtrs AND wouspEp.--The number Of the
Federal troops killed ut the battle of Manasas,
Is set down at $50. wasndcd, $50. Tho num-
Der Of tho rebel army killed is stated by Beau
regard at ioei wounded, l,.oo.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

has the power to declare martial law when
the necessity shall arise, and the declaration
of martial law subjects the civil to the mil
tary authority. The suspension of the
privileges of the writ of haJeas corpus is one
of the attributes of martial law, SO that it
will be seen that had the President chosen
to exercise all the power of martial law in
stead If part, no ground for complaining
of an nfraction of the Constitution would
have existed. The President is condemned
for his lenieney in only exercising one priv
ilege of martial law-the suspension of the
privileges of the writ of habeas eorpus-while
had he gone further to the extent of his au-
thority and wholly rendered the civil sub
ject to military power, by placing every
individual in district or State, under all
the restrictions of soldiers in an army, he
might have escaped censure.
An examination of the course of the
President in this rebellion shows that he
has acted with the precedent of James Mad
ison before him, with the sanction of the
Supreme Court in its better days, aud by
the chart which the Constitution gave him.
We have no need to justify his course by
the exigency of the times alone, but by the
Constitution itself.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

No REMITTANCE YET,--Quite a number OF
persons are waiting patiently in this county for
remitances from Salt Lake from Philip alb
squAtnlated Moore, No remiitanees vet.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

PAxssarRs.--D During the month Of July g..
422 passengers arrived at San Francisco, by sen,
?,las of whom were from China. There were
on dcrar,urs, duriug the tsontb Tho previous
nrri, ais this ,ear numbered $3.50 departures
b,Sil.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Hon, W. H. WEEKS will address the people of
Nevada City, on the political issues of the day,
ON Saturday Evening. Aug. 18th.
MR. THOMAS FITCH will address the people OF
Nevada City, on the political issues Of the day,
on Wednesday Evening, Aug 2sth-
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
OPPOS SITI0N!
PEOPLES STAGE LINE!
FROM
Grass Valley to Nevada.

A LEXANDER GRIFFIN
~ h JAMES ATHERTON @k--N--Se&3AfA
havig bought tho entire stage @lSMzE kE
would inform the travelling public that they com
mcnccd their trips July 2sth, leaving
Grass Valley, at $50, 11i3O A. W., aud
at3O, +. NJ, every day. Returning, leave
Nevada, at 0,s0, A. NJ, 2,3o and q o'clock
II. NJ.
Price Of Passage, Fifty Cents.
Our Coach and Harness arc new, and all persons
who may favor US with their patronage. can rest
assured that we will do all In our power 10 give
entire satisfaction.
GRIFFIN 4 ATHERT0N.
Aug. lG--tf Proprietors.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

NEw BmeApIeRs,-Col, Il. D. Baker Col, F.
W, Lander, and Col, c, p, Stone have been APP
pointed and confirmed as prgadier Generals In
the U, $, Army. Col. Stone Il now at the head
of 5000 regulars.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
STATE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

=
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Gorerror,
LELAND; STAMFORD,
CT Sacramento.
For Lieut. Governor,
J,.f. CHELlIS, of Trinity.
For Members Of Congress,
i u. PHELPS, Of San Mateo,
A. A. SARGENT, of Nevada.
Judge Of Supreme Court,
EDWARD NORTON, San Francisco.
Anorney General,
FRANK VI. PIXLEY, San Francisco.
t7erk Of Supreme Court,
FRANK +. FARGO, of Alameda.
Controller,
u, R, WARREN, of San Joaquin.
Treasurer,
II, R, ASHLEY, Of Monterey,
.Smreyer Gsssrel.
J, + HopaRToN, Of solaae,
State PfiRteF,
D, ?, AVERY, Of Yuba.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

BENEFIT lseruRE.- Rev. y. brlerly deliver
cred lecture at North San Juan on Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Nevada company
about TO be mustered into the service of the
United States. We have not learned how much
was realized by the lecture.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

DIED,
In Grass Valley July 3lst, William. son of Jno
and Mary A. Doors, aged months and II days
In Grass Valley on the 7th inst, Mrs. Anna T.
Doane, aged % years.
In Grass Valley, at the Exchange Hotel, on the
4th inst, Mr.. VIM. Hurst aged % years.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
MARRIED.

At Grass Valley, on sunday, Aug. lith, by
the Rev. 4. J. Dalton, James X. Byrne, Esq. 10
o Miss Mary Hobby, all of Grass Valley.
In this city on Saturday, Aug. 10, by ESQ.
Smith, Mr.. Henry summer to Miss Margaret
Rorner all of Mountain Well House Nevada co,
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
J-f. CHELIIS, of Trinity.

FOR Members Of Congress,
i u. PHELPS, Of San Mateo,
A. A. SARGENT, Of Nevada.
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LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEPARTMENT.
Since the transportation Of tho Buffalo, Albany ard
Elmira Regiments was effected, the Quartermaster-
General and subordinate officers have been allowed Q
brief respite from their arduous abors and during yes
terday there was but little doing in this Department.
Gen. Arthur is q; present providing quarters and sub
ssenoe for 20 companies Of volunteers, numbering up
ward Of 1000 men, The quarters Of the various or
ganizaiions arc as follows;
Shepard Rlhes-Eisht companies Palace Garden
B,s Csvslry-Foar o0nnpalis No. li4 bT9ed"
Tnrneers and Ar4sns-sx Cempauies Camp Washington
Staten Island -, n
Tinb German Iiies-Ten cofnpHpies Conrads fark
Mechanics Riles--Ons company HiAers lsHn@
Manhattan R1es-1lr ea oompAhies staten a, ls'-hu'
Union Riliss-1hree companisn, staten lsseDd-
Mcclellan Rihes-FouE cOmIa4ies SuaEahii; ., S'L
WeCsDan Iufsutry--Ohe company, St9tei i,iaia.
IIonved lie flInont-Cre company, Staten Island -
FiTst Roc Irish BrgAdeIhIee companies ron sohay
Vyshi, zton ZonavosOuc company, Camp NSlder5it vi.
Col. Coos Regiment-TSo oonpenlesY staten tAland-
thirteenth Brooklyn Re inentThres eompaTies New Derp
'morssn 4; ae.-Saven companies ConrsGt rSk.
Ne,g.York Rifss-ILEee coinpeDies NilleiIs FONT
Il has been decided TO continue the camp at Scars
dale until the trogps quartered there arc consolidated
after which il -S probably be Discontinued Before
the work of constellation fairly commenced, ample
time viii be given all the regiments originally aalhoF-
lied by tie War Department to recruit. Tue Con-
madsg.in- Cbief ard AdiniRn-General are ~ present
In Albany, and nothing viii be doGe toward eonsoii'
dating the different commands until their return
Cen Yates in command Of the Volunteer Depot. 70.
ports that The i5td Resqeat t1sd Ger9sa hiar whl
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The london Times ediiorially Iidicuies the pass,
mort system of the United States and says that it Ill
not secure the desired ends II ADDS that the only
complaint that England has TO make IN the matter ~
in regard 10 the discourtesy toward Lord Lyons IN
leaving him to learn OF the new arrangements from
the newspapers" Movements were making Of troops
preparatory 10 their embarkment for Canada.
Or. Rusell In another letter TO TIE London Times
on American affars Esys that Gen. Mcclellan Is rap
idly lecomng mas er Of the situatio0 aud that the
movements OF the Federaliss by water, both on the
seaboaid and down the Mississippi River, must great
ly embarrass the South.
II was stated that the City Of NewYork took hfty-
five cases Of rifles for tho Northern army, but tho
agents Of tho line denied all knowlege OF any eLIP-
neut coutraband Of war.
The Prince Of Wales had cone 10 Prussia 10 witness
tie military movements on the Rhine.
II was understood that Earl Clarendon would repre-
cent Great Britain ut the coronation oil ihe King oil
Prussia.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRx........sHrs
Cleared.

ste.m.hp-Coambia- Adams. Havana sp0foro' fnS'o1
Ship.-Geo Washington, cummtngs, HsEre Faach NO..
.na, Guv MsnneTsns Dolard, Liverpool, H. Tayfsgt
NJ Frothns hs Siet.0n, Hayre, Boyd Hesneisn fs@s2
Daley HAVE Bel Sons Amazon. Hoysy, London 4 4
Morgan Wiley. 49,. G.
B.rks-ouie iBrem). DaDnemsnn, k5tweIp, Urier I'D
Dorsuce sinpe Londonderry Walsh Carver Cas,e 10y
more Hick. Bed; Vosnt lbr Tenny CORK, 1rinrs IN
turn Co Nets (Dutch), Atkinson, Curseo. Jo.
Briz.-CoL Psnuimsn, Coffin, Msrssille., More 9sy
A., Ss.ender Corev Yates Porter6ed; Delta (Br !tg
c1oe,Owa Bssifold MouOH; Lsdy sf the Lsks tBF ILL
Barbadoes, Smith, Jones K Go. - a.
oyeIa Clark Phade phis j. w Mckee, BepJ butisL Sfcf
by Washington, L. Kenny II. SinOs Snow New
Csrthssena ). Ensas Virginia HAwkias' 81 JONI
bsser y yi,x Iadans Providence II. 8 Racket -
s,esmer-Corsord Norman, Philadelphia LOPef hhsp>s
rirt
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DIED.

BLACK-rn this city on sunday Sept q .sr tsd,sv. a
Sarah Ann, wife Of John Black in the ooh yss1 = -
BATTURsIn San Fr.nei.co. Sunday Aug 49, L.sss ss
q E T. B.tiars and daughter Of Elijah b. Waters sslss
Bennington, VI, aged2S yeua =
BRowN-At Astoria on Saturday Sept o. Ellen Van cysC
! the daughter Of Joseph and Csthsfne A. Brown.
o,, Sson Saturday, Sept a. Ap.oiusts ~ifs Of AsrsAA
NJ Co.,eos Nend, Of ID, family requested TO ..;.se
bs funeral ibo iovsa'n q d. Tn'm's' cbassA
on Tuesday afternoon " 3. =. 80. -. s9c -
CRAYIn this city. on pndaS, ep. ~ "uan Cray. e4e4 q
years months and 81 dssa r.r
DOUGLAS In Brooklyn or Monday, Sept %, 1851 Wsss
Henry Douglas, aged 81 years
DALToNn this city, Saturday evening Sept d. JsLE
Dalton, In the 18th year Of biz age. $50
DENToYIn thi. city on Sunday SEP. a. Seaman nsn.es.
in the asth year Of hissse. - @ s4E
Mis- u sSoi I.sn os months ans"
Hsr fsrsl win take place No. Is9 East Teeth sres
Of the family are respectfully invited 70 s,,end
FREEMASIn tbfs city on Saturday evening SEPT a. ofd
ease Of the heart Montgomery Freeman eyed AZ yes- -
Che beloved wife Of Patrick Fsnnios aged 80 years
3. IA 1.a5 e y: on Sunday Sept ~ George c
oAYSoRIn this ey. Sunday Sept n sner shoff bas
severe Illness William O. GayBor. aged 50 years 49,.
HEYpE . s:sI.%ssi1 .. on ssaay Aug Hsy
wife Of Edwin =. JOY
JAoUEs-In s,eotyn on Friday, Sept 90 ba.e J.ssss b
LERoyIn Sacramento on Friday Aus o. Ellen Leroy ~
tive OF New Hampshire, aged ~ yesrs I.rtfr
MyEa-Ia this city Sunday Sept a. friedrich My~, sssx
~ Year,.
MosELLAt Hud.eu, N Y, Tuesday. Sept II ,JotspAD
Mcneil ESQ., OF that city in the Both yesr Of his
NrAsEN-fn Brooklyn Saturday, Sept a. 1861. Elias w
His relatives and friends sndthose OF bis brote Waker s&
Ocar are respectfully invited fues1s2
aernoos the Path inst % O'Clock bis rexdsnsa
No. ls SehermerhorD street, without further invitation
oWEN1in sroOsyn on sunday oine Sept "a John Ovea
adopted and nephew Of Mathew saan Oweg sxod
years months and 10 dAys.
PENNOYER-ID Brooklyn, D. on Saturday Sept a. o. ".
only child Of o. y. and p J. Pennoyef aged yeal snd
months
sINOLAfR0n Seventh day Saturday, Sept II the rsJ
dence OF bes sOnnaw Th0mas B. Foster Eewtown Long
sad Elizabeth wife Of John Sinclair Of this ty. sss3
81
sHEL Ls-rn iris cityon Friday, seps 20 Robert shisE
the I'D year of bis aTHa
TRIMBLE-In ths city, Sunday Sept a. ofeoa.apsss
Jeremiah Trimbe.
TfTUS-In somsrs westabesler County, Ydday Sort ~
John TitGs, In tho 18th year Of hi 80 - -
VAN SICEin Brooklyn, SATURDAY. Sept 81, Sarah
See, native Of Utics, assd IS years ead months.
WEtBS-In San Frspcsco. Thnrsdxy Aug y, Walter ~
CAthsrns and Walter Wels, ssed yeas, mosss
and days
WHlTE-In Gan Francisco Thursday. Aug 9e Rssdsrt
White, native of Bath Me-, aged - years. ET4
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LATEST FROM CARTHAGENA.

The stesmer Talisnan Of the Liverpool lne arIiyea
a, Asnnwa on the morning OF the 10Th WITH a'e d'es
The news is important The report OF ArGoie con
having taken Popaynn Is confirmed al1 AnraU cen
ulierres had reached Tja bot was prevented ,lo,
making any further advance from the lac. =" osarn
having large force on lhe way to meet nle noss
was located 1t Nieya with l,5V0 men, anu hsP'"O'"
was ct Alapol -,,,.atv che neo
most shameful outrage was committed ~ !ne ~ ~
ple al MoMpos on tho persons oil senores a.
Csyo vino were sent from Bogots TO Carthgena . s
prisoners. Ga passing hioasn s,"oS aad se.,or
stoned by tho ulQ6 IL uiosI ot-'al pA1ae' "H Wv"
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LATER FROM ASPINWALL.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
$953,34O IN GOLD.

The steamship North Star, Capt. Jones, from Aspin-
wall Sept. 10, with California mails treasure, and
passengers, arrived on Monday.
The North Star left NewYork on the Cd inst, at l2
Ill., and arrived at Aspinwall on the llth inst, at 10
a M. sailed again on the 18th inst, at p. m and
arrived at New-York on the 23d inst, at p. Sept
IS, $3.50 p. M, exchanged signals with steamship
Northern Light, bound for Aspinwal. Sept. q, lat
30 So Ion. 10 49, passed bark Azelia, showing red
and white striped signal with black ball in the center
The North Star privateers, nor any OF the
United States men of war, during the voyage.
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The SHIPMENT OF TROOPS TO CANADA.
Garibaldi offered a Command in the
United States Army.
Ills ACCEPTANCE STILL In DOUBT.
Accident to the Steamship Great Eastern.
ST. Jor,,. NJ mons,,. Sent. a. 1861.

ST JoHEs. N. e. Monday, Sept. %, 1851.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool on the 18th,
via Queenstown the 18th inst, passed Cape Race
at 81 o'clock, yesterday Sunday morning. She was
boarded by the News-Ystch Of tho Associated Press
and a summary Of her news obtained.
The Perrin lie due in New.York on Wednesday, the
18th inst.
TIE dates per the Persia are four days later than
those by the Saxonia
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th inst
The Persia reports: Passed on Monday, the ltth
inst the steamship Great Eastern putting back to Liv-
erpool in damaged state.
The report that the American Minister at Brussels
lad offered command in the Federal Army TO Carl
badi confirmed but what the result Of this offer was
IL not stated.
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Arrived.

steamship North Star Jones AspnwSn Sept H. ndt' AT
tressure 20 D. Alien , a., :, a.. ana ~ p..rs
SAP aP, E,Ss ss:n wl aae Llg99si @t isy
seaman se foiseIsia e OVeleosrd a. ne =.
not seen Use the surface Of The wss he r. iss
ut sf ii g. lou 81 Sd, passed hshios 'chi. D. o. ''S
osSf7 Tsgo %Sa tOi Bo.tOpl Colby. Liverpool Aug -
tuss coal 70 mater Hsd westerly winds sro hessy s
iOhs BAni Since tnss %sdsss su Ne sisS sap -
sl.1,sr froun London for New-Yok' 10 days HE 4.
@s spoke .hG osr'.i+ 81 ioa a. ssessssei gal
shlp Tascarors bound lsth lost lat GOV 0' % "
sRSe 90 BS'sa asIsIf . Api FORT a iIS ~
Aug a. Ia ballast 70 m.s'eL &c. nd from thence ala
more SorhsIly ard .OessIy s'P n a. AZ T.. pss..
s :.ssriSE = SAP: s.s w.. Ss san , SS
sSP cSsrS RobSsSa Robinson London and Downs AHs
y 'i;. Tis ss 8 .S g....
''y Hsyrf As g. 20 Fl. r sssa
ts o Looaeat sherwood Liverpool Aug o. coal to o. Bah
ysD .aausb. Isf B,A Goedwis RIO y'Isaro Aas =.
via ns KenDebse day,, 70 oss'' !" duncan N''NN-
'ni s.I RoSsof Bc.iea Carter Ly.'UGSl Aas " =. ss
f'T aaus Star Dr. Of Hu Earnsd DubIa % DAYS
dASs psssS Angler. u, Cape Of Good Hope july - 'A'
Bsaa uaic BIsa HOrmann, HAVE Avg TO- gd:s .ss =
pass 20 BOYD Heinckss lSh inst lat ~ % Ion w. ~@
ss Coates. lsr Furiss boston dsys, IA ballast 90
~ BIZ sara Hsndrla Hole De JOns Amsterdam jay
mS s, . e.ass conSs s. Ana Bay JAM 20 day. %
to ssha PSsa,o@ Orb Moconnack Kingston. Js ssps
scbs xiSssdo sha,e, Roass9t FOR Boston s,h aE
sr nsnn.a Malta sIoist Baltimore days, wood . ss
0s soSr. Moonlight Tu,.ls, GreaaPOrt IN bs.ss -
soh, Amba.ssdor, Alien, aon4oat, for Bosson -, 4.
SeLr Nuls Damon Hss1e Linsan. C. b. ha-''' ~ y
Ds seS, % 0sssoa Lowell Albany for Boston. Indss
sShr salmon Wsshburn, Tbrssher Tsonion .a.," sE
scar Roanoke Psnls Taunton, foF EhsaesssgpofIt
sshr Cosiis MaeAsy ElAbsthpssl ioI ssl psr
soar II ssy ksS{ ti E1sD.Ssss, Tor Fsl
Sehr DOrstia Kahn Miner kirses.APor, s ~ fr afors
scsT 9 s.,s S S SlIaia bssPss
| seht Rain and elizabeth, bradley. Ehi40sS'P'." -
ssr ,auOla Hell, E4abs.hpc. ios Bsssos n ~
sc6I. s.Ish aebsaaid Kelsey, New ssa'0's aA'' =
last sioop s.p.uu. p.. g, r. RysI, q .
sooP ssslss D. is>S
s, !. s.i sI.el Di.nos Ls1. Adsph' 1a''
sasss Iron.as., v.nder,s.r. Piladsph md'' 20 :
Steamer s r.cou,, Bly, PAlasPAis' nd'~ 70 -'''' =,
patrick Tar, ch.pIn Hartford Conn, 70 .sns% c,sN
Steamed WOODWARD. Casdii. baltimore ma's "
Dsl..L nssD ssship Mongolia, HsVrs esss' frsEL
Belle sds s, sgrsas s gs. bosfi ss
.as pis.s csi.s. sshrs EeaPs's lBEh b. Ah'''
Lsssyr,s,,vshp. Great R.yablo fo% LesSsa psssa
Prince Mssdy, London snd 1ssl Ass =! s; sssnosa.
c.ToiG Aug 81. Also. .h' and 4 bars 'AA
WiND--san's. M v'.yfshl 49, =. O.
rax ,rx,sra PrL CAS-. Joa.. which s,ys 9
from Proyidsscs "a hsisns Is bs 80. y bsrss .h
rs =. ss s.ss g. E, as e. vi = .s
| ~ tssses = s.kssserHsk ~ - y
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Passenger ArrireA

In seGnIhip NORTH Star, ,o@s lpiavaH-A Condo. n. h
Jackson, o. Crotchest D. Fscouer o. NJ HEn Csrg.uiez
Mrs j. Cumnlings c. A. Agssey A Bowdea. J. BenbFSxe
Z. DanfOrth, c. Rogers r. James, J. Prsats Cssiss
4. Bugler Robert Nelson w. Il Bsdapd w. Wilson nd LADY
w. G. Bucser J. Smith. T.. Heart J. w. Cushing .. ".
Woodward Lieat r. 8. Williams. U s. A. A Dehon. d. s,
Tsppsa A. b. Grove and lady Mia d. W. Rogers Fay
X. Rogers Cspt F0ote, Martin. 8 Woodbridge Miss y
McElToy, and 30 second cabin and stesrage.
IN bark Mary aud LOuiaa. from Skaaghas-M T. Packard
Sept &, Nj Lameroux. died. ~
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ERAKCE.

il was again reported that the visit OF the King Of
Prusma to the Emperor Napo.eon was likely to be
postponed.
The monthly returns Of the Bank Of France show an
increase Of nine millions Of hBncs.
The M5Hstelr denies the Of extraordinary me-
val arrangements by France.
The BOIrsc was Hat at OF. l0c.
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mARRIRD,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Union n. T., On rhursza
sept IL, by the Rev. s. A. Clark ssauel d. Fstoots Il
cnsrr Nina TO Abbs Funoes sldest daughter Il Nesk
stSvESs-gOPELAED-A Al North Weymouth. Mos, ~
bhS,dsy. seet 10 b. the Rev Joshua Emery. Nssbaaa3
sTEvESs-RoBERTS-At Eev,,t N an vy.Sr~.x.s
Sept 70 by the Rev. Hodse Fr.dsrick stevens 70 Ns
sCOTT-WEBB-lu San Frsncseo, on Saturday Aug ~ -
Cerss Robins Justice Of the Peace Robert sscst ss
TO Esther A. Webb Of Pittsburgh, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

T,rvpp.,t Corr,S MaRErr Sert 1.-THE Brokerf Circu.
reports hs sales d the week d to'g b,io inslans
lo ne alr ard ndaing d,scPour Of American he sales en-
Fhdy we've n COO bales including Sol 70 'senatnIa ana sI
auth oglIsd quotations as a. follows -, ,,,,,v
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"a 'd
TIE s,oek in port 1, estimated at $500 bseA Of which
% go bales are American 49, -, A.,
I.. are u favorable TIE market duI tnd the Qces Of
bgth 20 ds and yarus tended dygnwsrd
LiyEEPooL bRHADsTuTYs hAREEr-Bfnsdstlns quet bas
M ,rIron spei 90 Co. aud Wakefield Mash 20. reports
suT da Unbalanced ,aos o. American q "a Wsss:
1Y 81 White Western i2i White Southern 3ldl3i6 Corn
tsndips doWDwUdi hIsd 300 ~ White - gSI, g
LIysRPOoL fEoyisioS MAJ EEr-MstlIt HhsIdson, speh
,rniy dun Beef .gsdy. Fork qdet but steady Bacon ,ti
S.crDE and bolcf Pssiirs Leif stock. on the msrket
qualities hsv, improved meet. IsuoW rI ~ 4s'; -,, =
IfrgHpooL PRoDuCE M,iKEuIhe brokeiL circular re-
po1t: AsI steady foT Pots ard 5J ior Pes,' Hosn
,.t oIeledt sass Of Common at Ne Spirits IuTPentne
a. IA Suasr .,esdy Cofse hrmsr. Rice slShy higher
csrohns ~ All. Lp'esd tending gpvsrd aud NaT higher
IIoseed oil sctive at 33l6. Coo uB 4JG ,,,
dvsnrra g,lss Of American att d6t fLouR 70 D
a1i iEox very dull SuGAE ouet iH4 hnner Comm on
Conson nd. Cores arn ard rreh..tsa hSs 2ie ss1 s
yisE dni Ut 49, LssKAD CAAEs ieEasE LIAsksH OIL ts
''n'Ns' ItTFsT-Via QH,eNs,ooR.
IrvyrPooL SEPT a. Tbs sales Of CorTos today were
~ 40 bset OF which 6o00 10 tpeeuatop and exporter
r. . srket closed 81 tie rates reported yesterday
BaAApsruTrs quiet eu. 'esdy s.s 9u saqa, for
uioney Illinois Centre sIaes' i ~ discount Enc shass
Zld2lh ., So. H. - "a .
so6 b,. Eew.Ofleans fre1 0reaoye l2lL do bas, l4f
Pcoi are uueau Cd but the market mas an upward tehdeney
The stock Is 22seo bales