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The Manhattan Clam Bake Club..
THEIR ANNUAL REUNION At MANHATTAN cOvA--
SPEECHES, rOASrs, ETC:


The members OF Fort Warrington Clam Bake Club,
called Manhattan Club held their annual social reunion
Manhattan Cove Saturday last Notwithstanding the
nccmepcy Of The weather the affair quite
Tho attendance not % large usual; and many
faces familiar Al this season 0f CORN gathering,
absent this occasion. They know not the treat lost
The bake tho most snccessfu that the club has
had. The clerk Of the weather also regulated bis
part Of the business in n manner that gave 10 all
opportunity partake OF tho good things without any
interference Inconvenience from rain. Immediately
after the repast served up the whole party went
aboard the cutter Addison ~ Andrews under the
joint invitation Of the Surveyor Of the Port and Captain
0ber and there spent In entertaining the bs
lance OF the Afternoon.
The songs toams speeches, jokes &C., fully up
usual neither the '.shakes" the "desire dear
people" send him 10 the Senate detracted the least
from his Cow Of humor Perkins never was so cssc or
p0ecal before, and cxcelled himself Fields hld
yield him the palm this time. Devehn seemed TO add
stock to his former vvacty since he has ceased 20
drink solely At the big spring with the Indians Of st.
Tammsny and has been 10 tho habit OF bathing in the
Mozart rivers. Nor has the and Wall the
seast prevented schei and Knapp from enjoying these
former OCCASIONS essened the number OF
CLANS required by Captain Constock.
Among the invited guests present General Francis
- pinoia lie Is fast recovering from his wounds that
IN his side has healed but his foot yet troubles him. In
toast to his health he alluded 70 his In
aud fact the hrs person who recommended the policy
arning tho North. and that too three months before
tho bombardment Of Fort Sumter The larger porlon OF
those present were In some way connected with the demo-
cratic party but the response TO the sentiments
the General very clearly revealed the
mono Of the pence faction among then
Speeches made by Col. Swackhamer, Capt. Hart
Rufus D. Andrews and others. The parties separated
about bali past seven Y. NJ Those coming 10 the city
came down the revenue cutter.
Before breaking up eS Collector scbc invited The
bers Of the club to another clam bake At the pace
on next Saturday. The revenue cutter A. r. Andrews,
will leave the foot OF Chambers street two r. N. TO
convey those invited TO participate
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BKspouaR1 r. i,aRi n 10 pa, sept II


BEspoUAR1 ~. i,aRi 10 Pa, Sept II 1858.
~ tt,art'on nis Jua been ed etu'r IN the Ssw
YpnN HNgAip u tho 10 Il written by yoar CORES
ionet irnm halqulri.r Army % ths pitosnac dated
tie Tn NIT. aud in which the writer asserts that Misc
Ami" Junes--'jtst ged from boarding school IN
the ood city OF Bosloa-cams Major GepSeaI sahcrs
headquarters, WIS received BY him and pr.vidcd xsb
quarters, Taccivo o him tho honorary little Of major
was treated and racesnaei OF his staff 10.
This staten ut -, 10 every particular, incorrect and
beg for tho s,k common justice you will allow this
correction TO ip1ear IN your columns.
Tho facts IN The case arc briefly ~ follows,
On tho 18th day Of hast Juoe, wien Major General
stahel command OF tho cavalry OF the Department
Of Washington, . young woman was sent into beso
quarters under guard from the outpost charged by
mel Ager. OF ,he Fifth Michigan cavaIry with having
ATTEMPTED 70 run the picket and with having destroyed
some papers when arressed and exhibiting other ev
dences OF being rebel spy She har name az Miss
her conduct ad thereupon placed her 10 the cpstody
the Division Provost Marshal, LienteraD William Hull
OF he sixth Michigan cavalry, whose headquarters
at some distance 10 the village OF Fairfax Court House,
by whom she sent next morning, undar guard, b,
the Provost Marshal Washington Gu the 10th day Of
Juno che reappeared headquarers stating that she
had satisfied the authorities At Washington OF ner
identity and hor loyalty, and requesting some kind Of
employ maat Under me government. No attention was
house close by. Tho division At that time under
marching orderaand tho next morning. Juno y started
% WatfcussEn au0 vi our TetuEu
from this e&ppdiron, Juno "a Mss Jones found
st at the farmers bonso and that day. in the ar
ternoon marched for Edwards Ferry, way "
Maryland and Pennsylvania Mrs Jones was left at the
farmers house, and not again up the time
when General S.nhel was relieved from his command in
the Army Of Tho Potomac.
She ste with the General, silent at headquay-
ters She rode. Ia single Instance, with the
General any OF his stan She never received from tho
General the honorary title 81 MAJOR she recog-
nized treated by him any o his stat officers
AZ a prisoner.
danh hac haas
in this matter, for cannot believe that he would be
guilty Of Knowingly publishing such statement. From
whatever source, however this contemplate story
have originated you win perceive, from the above data.
that IL il gross and papabc fnlsehood.
have the honor 10 be your obedent servant,
HARVEY BALDWIN, JR,
Major and Asst Adjt Gen. Maj Con stahel's stan.
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Tmu NES drowned Frsmse ExcrRsioN.--A
party o. four from New York hircd boat al the
bridge near the mouth Of Newtown creek yesterday,
ABOUT naon for tho purpose Of nshng. They hi DOT
proceeded AZ when tue vessel eel by law ~
MOD anc ~ we're thrown into the Three were
dfoWnta he names Of were Robert Frost aud
Ister MoSpw4n. he third was q brother Ia. lac OF
Nc,'owan The ouly survivor Is Mr.. WIN. Hudson re-
atfinR ~ 81 Monroe street. New York
BcRgtsEHS 2xp REcovmy ProrERrY Tho house Of
Judge y Mofee, IN Livingston street. near Court vas
fecnossly entered sunday morning and r,bhss ~
articcs valued a. about $500 The burglars we're
40 the street by Sergeant 90 ell = Forty ars, IRE
cnct, With the goods II thcr y0ss vsipn. Thsy vol
arrested and lodged Va the station use gber sres
are wiiIiai Power md nennis Mcisrry fhsir .,.s,.
.rDcs-No 81 Atlantic Ftrect-sas searched ,e.t.raay
and tho PROCEEDS o, fya n'n.r burglar aer rt.tv
zho entire YHlgo 81 The propcri i,u0d > ,p0t t.oi
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SHIPPING NE Ms.
ALMANAC ZOE NV yoRK-rHrs
sun RISES ............. b 46 NOON sRrS 80.
SON sRr.. ........ COL MGR wATzR .......... IL
~ = .>sns~~- -
Port Of New York, September 20, 1863.
CO. "A

Port Of New York, September 20, 1863.
.-...- ARRIVED.
Steamship Karnak Gushing, Alexandria Va IS hours TO
% fep r neny a nna vsy
ship antc honnd in: loh. Pm passed bark Indept A.
sse Js;snisA Ihompa;n Blake 1!ssrDss g day. -h
ssp SsssH
s sSs s? e.
I'm ss lon g passed Hamburg Ser s 7e",o Sas
Sss sp y
Dr. brig WIN Henry tof Nassau Barnard. Mn,.nzas ],
Brig Ynaius Cs offs, :. ; Sonns NJ egean Jcrsme
RsIs ATassseaa: Brady; 10 ssai ro me Eo.;op
Sept and Insgua, .sep With ioawood to Brett, Son
sehr Caroline knight Mefaaaen. for Penn
scSr Mountain Az snue. Kelley, Portland with mola..es
s sesr Mar Nancy e. Asser, Small. New Haven.
sssr L I T. .H,s..st RondSa, Sor Boston.
Sr S1,s S,ss for R0ndou
SsSr Lucy xMes @ssIacs RoeRisnd for sandy Hook
ss ssr foS. n h.% Hsuy r Boston
s groSsn Ws from Ssss to
ssss ss sSy rs sssas a, s
| Bark Persia from Cow Bay, Oh
I bark n Walker.
| bark Thos Terry FROM Csrdcnas, s days
SAILED.
Steamship 8aladin; steamers Beverly, Hope Phelps
I Picrpont.
lathStcnrships Baltic Empire, Star OF the South Jsme
Green bnrks John RobinsoD veturia. Pauslnz Rob
inson; briss Admiral WIN Cousins. Plymouth, Rogers
Henry Thackcry ID Trowbrd9c, Lotus Dolphin, Village
Belle Annette. Grace worhineton. Ccaser Helene. In
dine yss.ns. West. Ter rs;r yc,c.. Rcs n0w: Csy
Mirabeie. and a large number OF sehooners
| Wind at sunset N.
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Miscellaneous.

SHiPC SouIE new. about 1000 tons at 8, John,
NIB has been sold TO English house for S700U0 cash
(Correctedl
pRte CRIsxA at Boson from Sydney. g 3, experienced
some damage from the gale In Massachusetts, Bay.
BRIG with loss OF foremost hshug schr lying BY
her. 18th inst, so miles WHW from Boston Light
scHR PAYAs Higrings from Ellsworth for Boston put
into 18th having shifted deckoad Tho 18th
and part OF shooks) sprung leak drove from
her anchors IT simon toms Cove ashore Fort
Profile. but got OF again morning OF 10Th
ersAnrs Ross srASpisH ashore near the wharf nj
Hull Mass at NJ 18th, and remained until A NJ lqfh
she fcated OF. apparently without damage orc
cceded TO bingham.
MISSING yresrI-ship Tropc tof Kennebunk). Capt Geo
NOVEL; sailed from philadelphia 18th Dec Sal
Francisco with cargo of coal and never has been
heard from the time OF railing, nine months
to fear that she has
The opc was ship OF SO tons rated Al and built
1885 Kennebunk, where she owned Capt Now eli
leaves family residing at hennehunkport.
Az The schr Marion was coming around the Battery in
jibbing. parted main sheet and broke main boom.
The relieving table gives sumnarys OF the vssssls thu
harbors OF New York Boston. PhAdeiphis, Batirnsr-
and New Orleans At the latest accounts frsm
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osa., rssinc ocssn Iasllssd VI June win 900 ss.
Allen Sent home on the voyage 90 bhls 50 oil. Has on
freight so lbs bone from bark Flower, TO WIN Watkins Re.
IsAou. sept HIN port bark serra, for NYork days
- s a se FOR o 'h Fees 0i
roRr Ar Rrsck Sep, Elm port barkr wiihelmina Nc
ia a. ~ hs nsss Zoe rO to load
JorS NIB Sept is-Arr ship Coringa, Hubbsrd Nyork
American Porte.
sssp ngss tpsks rssicl Wes.,er yscr sna .snn,s
Bcarse baltimore: sehrs Ccrdercy, Farley, aud White
cans ha ,n, sap sel Ssrt ana two sris nser shs
Charles Htcksher Vaughn. chode. Blew, Henry Per.
srs rsab. Eness. ElSooa Devon ann B,.
mostly fun philadelphia and all bound Up Also schrJ
icrodno j GlIssyg Bah load for New Orleans bark
Ea@qss p y I, H psm1so rim " brig Gov.
No.lsass; Hsnsy rsy.oa Ifcse,. Ncrris Is,no sci WI
dephia Surprise Becrs EYors SD steamers Britannia
Forest City bound = ship borud.noi bris Jennie Moody
pelH ipu'eh1 kn,sefp july ~ sarah orand Tars sss
81 Mkh.ssn Eii.aee,hport oc.sn Pearl .B,l, Windsor
oOns. ers's ,ns sfss = '"''''a "'o 'rs roly
WV cRLFAys, Sept BAR steamship Auer,a. Shore.
Nh Et.ss6 Rosn.sn ssamoros ca Iissa .hp cs
rloa Nxyio Nataracros bark himira csombs Phiiadei
/" nun,ef. FIdr,dse Phlladeiphs ''''e' s0"'
NV BknroRD, Sep. lsIArr Us ,sy cutter Afassif
"1r'P,IrApRLrHiA septic An-Arr ship Recovery err,
I'D. Cnrurghnm on Royal sars Prince Alfred, Car.
a. psmi Ilendrs sson, rdisie tid sissm,lr San
~ Nsib..s hoson SIR Ss'sh oan'n Cullen do Rob,
s4al it.in. Stgnaers for Royal. areineg Young
10 .,Itsp -, 'strr acsn'sbip Potomac. Sherwood.
Mn mo- l.sTt.. Doian. sierra S,Urcoua, SCI r
iiis. 80 slft4t's
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A FRIGHTENED REFILL SoLDixR.-The Wheeling IVA
Register noticing III arrival there OF a number OF Con
federato prisoners, remarsss There Is man in the
ctpwd who but twenty four years OF whose hair
hair was nearly black but in tho first engagement In
which he participated he became 90 frightened that
hair turned gray. He is fair compexoned man but
appears very delicate.
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roo LATE ron CLAssIr1oATIos.

A BARGAIN-siao-APfLy IMMEDIATELY MAO
~ ni1ceut large rosewood Pisnoforte original
Prize ss2A IN perfect order sud good new al
lesn manufactured ny old established
cy neniA Apply ~ the sienee ~ Tessa street.
pcsr kecuna ayea9-.
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young ocer recently released from the Libby prison
IN Richmond furnishes the follow information in
ton to Captains sawyer and Flynn who condemned
g death by JET. Davs:--
Captains sawyer and Flynn, u viii be remembered,
hayo been condemned TO death IN retaliation for tho
cntion by General burnside 81 rebel officer Caught
recruiting within hs lines. The Richmond mob demanded
the death OF these brave and patriotic hut the
thortcs deferred by the threatened fate o inder
and Ic held by nj Fortress Monroe Captains Sawyer
and Flynn are confined In sort OF cage bin pettoned
on from the cellar OF the building Measured by the eye,
u appeared not arged than feet by eight the only
light and admitted through hole near the ceiling
about foot square, through which also the food
down twice day. This den Ia damp, dark ard mos,
shockngiy nlths aud the unfortunate yictms OF rebel
hatred enduring within II living death from day
day. The nlan seems 10 be, their coward'y
mentors dare shoot hang them, 10 their
lives by this long agony and then report ibcm NJ
having died of sickness.
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Sealed prcpcsals lndcrsed with the tile Of the work
for which the bid be offered viii received A this
once'until twelve O'Clock hbLMondny September ~ lss
for the construction Of IN Tenth avenue from ee
yentyhfh street to and through seveaeh street TO NORTH
Blank forms for the bids and ali necessary nfoy~
be obtained on Application 20 Inc Contrset
Clerk at this s1ace
ho 8B 1. bhRRssiH lcpo,on Aqueduss
A. W. CRAVEN boa<d-
Orrcs or CRoros Aarsprcr BosRp Sept, TO- 1864
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From the Syracuse Standard. Sept Is.
Alfred Fyler Of Onondaga yesterday claimed and was
convicted cIou The Of exemption on the record
reads feonn This 10 the second
claim which has been allowed this ground in this
county The frst negro, who served ont sentence
in the State prison for robbery.
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The Crops.
SUMMARY OF the MONTHLY REPORT Fo1 AUGUST.
DEpA AGRICULTURE,
WARRINGTON, Sept. 10, 1888.

DEPATst~r AeRiULrrRK,
WARRINGTON, Sept. 10, 1858.
The Commissioner of Agriculture AGAIN tenders TO his
regular correspondent h grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
their nromptness in replying 10 his circular FOR August
Their ncroased numbers aud carefully prepared returns
give the best Of the ultimate comp eie
Of the pan adopted TO collect reliable monthly
of the condition ~ the crcps.
Despite the local Injuries 90 the fall crops from
drought, corn, tobacco sorghum and buckwheat wou'd
have been excellent had the frost N August 30
Cured. a. nearly ~ the returns OF correspondents
made from the 2sth =. August 70 the IL, of Seplc
be- seen ~ the tables bu, many held back their
returns FOR lew days t. report IT, These
Lost accounts present general average injury Of
abou, one mud 70 per ccnt but fot given
length in The body o. this report believed tbat
this is q great over estimate. Atha ueh so general
frost ordinarily very destructive set there Il great
rarcrpe between fros'a by the TAIL OF cold
rains sheu the ground has becn cooled aad pro.
ducci by storm bril- ging the II Of the arctic regions
over heated sol, and into a atmosphere Bat TO
been the september circular TO the con
ditlnn IL all the tall crops.
Tho state q tho crops Europe especially H. Fogland
continues favorable aud indicates lcsscnsd exp
count ~ u Win he given w the next monthly report
wheu more fni niormati N will have been rCrefved
since last report many agricultural socetle have
forwarded C. the department the list ~ thor
officers Sc. but there arc stu maay % them
wbicb have officers and arr uuraporie1 IA IA
very mrorsat, he lat the societies ant
for tie department that the lst be- immediately sct IN
answer g. numerous nterroga'o'es there will be onnd
IN ,hf- report short articles - n mlHnlaQture ~ ,r
~ M en- and no,tsscs. an on utfcs AID tho
- WrlUJs uset's sN@t NV i3Nt toInas ~ lcr.
w,sffs wrsAr
Tho HanoVer t', .cc'0r H1f ~ farmersf VIZ.
cp."V iertH resins ~ ...l@s' noisS oscp = ra.,,
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NAVY DErARrHpHE, !
Bunxau OF DOCKS AND yARps: Dee. D.. 1862 ,
JOHN w. BRoSAUGn. Chief cierk.
Nyw CorvAfvscsSr CAsr. 4,
.xxAsosfs, Va, May "a, IS7.

Nr.n ALsSAsnRrs. Va, May "a, 100. :
Messrs. Hosrrrrvx a Sxrrf:-
Dram sirsswii yuu 40 me the favor 70 forward by
press half dozen uostetier's Stomach btt~rs with
for which win you recent o. the as a.
unable TO procure your medicine here; and had
lily u could be sold reay ~ 10 knswn 20 b tho acf
preparation ia for diseases having their origin with
disease Of the stomach have used and sod HUNDREDS
preparations bat your Brrs superior anything
the kind cognyAnt with. Indeed. soldier should
without tshouh he be robust ard heabyfor q
not only Restorative but Preventive for AL Al
soldier 10 subject To- have been az ictsd with rhroni
Indigestion, and medicine has afforded the relic
has and VIII love ine IN sending
blsters ordered Yours, very respectfully.
SAMUEL RfERa, Hospital Sic ward
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READ r. d. f. N. soUTHwORTu's LETTER
PRospycT COTTAGE. CroRCKruyH ID. q. April q 1a3
Z. d. K n sourHwoRTH.

CHsLsKA. Mich. July 10 1868.
Nessrs. RosrsrrrR sxrru. Pittsburx Pa:
OkNrLknrs-Please send OF your Bers
bottle OF last consignment being left have
sale FOR them seeing Mr. Hatch Of firm had been sic
during the whole OF last winter and cured by
OF three bo,tcs He had ltver complaint, sscompane Wit
cough tred AL the physicians here sixty miles for
celebrated doctor and thought he would DIE The hr,
bottle stopped the cough. two more cured him Your
truly wHEDON HATCH
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be entirety dispensed with. We trust this announce
mept will be sufficient to insure large attendance,
bong for charitable well u patriotic pur.
pose, eminenty deserves support. The va.
rous rife clubs and Swiss societies in this city
and vicinity are expected 10 be in attendance IN
full regatta, and many OF the Schut2enlob, with
their ladies intend appearing in the dress Of tho
whence they came that the fde will combine
both novelty and instruction Tho shooting will be re-
commenced this morning at o'clock, and continued
until Eve =. NJ when the distribution of the prizes will
take place The concert by the Arion Singing Club will
begin at four p NJ The following the programme for
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Nrssrs HosrgrrxR SxrrH
dksTLRNnN-Pleasc send NJ Bterr q YOU
earliest fence have at present extensive
Tor them. have no medicine OF which I selling
nuch Bittsrs. have kelt them during yeai
last past. They " sell, They have pc
formed remarkable cures ~ d srepsia which hay
heen OF long standing and from viii they have
reputation won by no Other medicine In our market. Lea
end certificates asng hing nave rut
sbed. " OF any value 10 being anxious such medn
viii ne Introduced In every place II persons
acquainted with IL they would not BE- without IT,
spectfully yours W. r EET, D-ugrist
Rensr-laervile. Albany county ~ Y.
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...--'@'-L LOAN 9EE1CEs. -.

A T16 NASSAU STREET ROOM NO 2, URSTAIKs
n INC highest prices paid for Diamonds Wats@s an
Sewsy o. every or advances made on tha SAINT
Merchant
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