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CITY lnseIiSgenee.

clTy issrk,IoR Boolx--1m Bait 6oSG.- Mayor
opdyke having sighed The recent act o. the Common
Council granting permission 10 the propretors OF rag
carts ring their bells formerly, Mr.. Booe has put
his toot down = and Is determse 10 have hs way
IN the matter. In fact the City Inspector tpct bcll'
gercntly lined and has declared his arm intention ~
substituting something like tho Japanese gcEg' for tho
music adopted 10y the pckers, or Junk dealers
Parties cnDp1ia that they mot distinguish between
the bell Of the gaiherer aud that &c .he ash cart and
Mr. BODIES innovation s therefore Intended "sound''
appreciation Of the WAITS OF the cit1ons. Wbe,hor
eastern pezbbors. the japanese will take any umbrsgs
O, The city Inspector OF New York tor avfilng himself
u their most impor,ss, iuvsun,us Ia question
which may have 20 he setiiel Internationally bul one
thing certain, that bells viii be made 20 commit " hari
kari,- and the gonss viii shortly sound the approach
tbs rag carts throughout toe city.
Rsscrxo ron nrovNso.--on Thursday srtera. on. an
ferrybcst leaving Hamilton ferry Tor ,hs
city, lady with two children cot on board, and Of
them boy abort four years Old, managed get into
the water, snd would have been drowned but Tor tLe
pfaiscworthy cenduc, OF young man named John
Forbes OF 4b william street sunth brooklyn, who molly
plunged into the river and recr~j the lad IN hts exre
u.ssv
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America Prodaous a was the rate Of 10 tbe
population United States before the waT the smsuns
or wages 10 be earned by any active IN suwners
day inadequate the hands were ihsn y
do the work required be done The keeps full
million OF grown away iron useful oce1paoD. h -
dhon the rapid coDsumption by death and disease
che field and to the check pus upon the increase OF
population by The missriss attendant upon was. n
haustion Of men and money u hkely 70 b the only
end Of the war, and u v hard 70 say which 70
the most lamentable calamity IN sech . country.
has been otseyvsd a Ae appreciation sf grain SHt0 bug
land from Asvieo has s9ddesy been largely dtisiAsd
and the circumstance has been attributed 70 the richness
OF our production. We suspect active
" want Of labor In America. There also the harvest
said 70 be excellent, and since IN can supply
our whole, nearly whole consumption, American
corn ought 10 be able 70 compete usual with PYuesisD
and Russian We shall not be The sufferers; to uB
matters nothing whence our provisions como. But, NJ
this time Of the year especially II must become apparent
to the federal States that the expenses Of the viii
have 20 be paid out Of every pocket and In every FORM
The London Honey Market.
LONDON, Sept. 5-EveDiDg.
Consols after Official hours closed Of 03A 93I.
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The svvi-s Shooting Festival.


Ia consequence II the storm yesterday the grand ou
cert by the Arion Singing Club and the distribution Of
the prizes at the ssss Schnizsnest did come on
during the afternoon, as was expected but has been
postponed until to morrow. The shooting resumed
yesterday at the usual hour (ssven o'clock), and
tlnued until six O'Clock p N with in,ermission 81
hour, between twelve and clock, tordipner. Quite
sunber OF visitors we're present Ia the afternoon,
portion Of whom or the iar After few hours
OF ipsfsbls dvlness Mr. Somers who sympa-
ihizsd with the disappointed pleasure seckers)
decided to clear the grand diains room. and
let them dance thee, which proposition sooner
announced than done. Hnrcbmans Band were then pro
vided with stand and 10 . little time the q .
few hous ago forgotten IN .hs wdetnsss Of the
Of tho merry dsuce me party joined by a
band OF German oshees from R,xers island, who had
attended the schu,zeoes " inviis,on shoulder straps
the afternoon passed. most asreeably Among the officers
present. noticed eu,snan, Colonel sssh the third
S. o. ss F:ss: s'ss ss
GER Of the ffty-elgbh Sew York regiment Lisnisxsnl
tenant osS he Fly ' ssas New YORK and
I.sreHAn,s Folk sud Pasris Of the tue Hundred aad
Y sevenly.ihud New YORK regiment
AZ the swss schutxenscst Of the SChutxe Il
trey new feature IN the ausemsnss In this country
shalt 70 Day give summsrsed description o. the Shoot
p s ~ sass. eouns ii. s ai,. 's ss
oaan.ed ., every she,--,ha t., they disapref below
Sfuin1 hnothst comes Up ~ tucr pace. p1s
sage ercavaied ~ along In trout OF the ten tarxess
IN front OF each ~ which y stationed A"maker.r Who
maupaa,ss The targets, displays tbs sigus Apd marks
the shds. For Instance, When shot y 1rsl Say n
sisll a. tia "msrksman' there pulls wire, which
r'ngs bel over target "a" The "nsrker, the6 knowS
his target Hret AZ ard msrky toe shot. 1hus: Ina
bulls eye 10 struck The nsg OF sw4ssrsAd dsp,aysd
the target IL hit black ball IL piscfd th the spo n
| Ms missed similar ball waved baok Aod forth
before the target. Thess "nsrkersr pr0'sssoaa
NOR paid BY the scna,zsr'ob ssd many " ,hsn have
c0bc's-a in TIA, capacity "a swiTerand: They ~es
unlium o. red csp with fwh!le Greek cross trout,
red blouse sDA white pants Uhcn the buls sye V
struck "a taken from the ,srgsl nd msrksitgsi n,
the number Of tho sho-vhch " AL recorded BY thS
scorer The bais eye teh'ch made Of sasicscaFd) -
submitted - the committee Who nncAsrr. h Snp ma
chine. sni ihcse m king the best three shots ~ ssGrs
.swy bess two al taIe, liberty, = ana sN
boat I'VE ~ targets and O. No. bt IN succession n
pses his rnachne y about eighteen inches sausrs u
brass with note IN he centre, and lines arkius FROM
attraction II an inca up " foot, The hole IN shs bill
eye paced The ori1ce ths centre o. tho brass
| plate, and % then measured with these lires. X
| this means the hes, shot " ssosrssined 70 hamt
hyeadth
We had hepsd 10 have beeu able 10 have prssssied oar
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The Labor Market in England ana
America.

IFroW th3 IOndph GIouc, oePf. \
The late unsettled weather has again brought into
notice want which now ieif nFe and seriously
every year The harvest ~ 1856 has been ~ nearly
In the south OF England farmer has risht
oxpec tbesm and the sky have done for him all thai he
has right 10 expect Nevertheless The standing shesves
hcre and there In every district, suffering the most
damaging alterations OF heavy showers sid
shine, saw that in spite o. the sn1 say eds
nave succeeded IN retnpgs less than perSet crop For
he sake OF the swedcs and trrnps, the safrusvs can
nerdiy wish the rain away, and they Only isoent
Unavoidable mlsortDne the of their IoS pcarcy
n labor has robbed t6c southern counties Of rood FOUND
sun this yor. In the north much of the corn cas- NOT
quite ripe when the rain cane but IN the south everything
wa- reaSy ~ plenty u time, except the labor. II
~as not question o. price for ain NJ any pscs hss be&u
shered to draw harfr. As much 40 two guiseas week.
80 he"n male even ~ women. and that 10 ths purely
- - 40 :" l"H pekng. > But, compared
uAI 80 % isotf y ssra, WIS, pssi 70 ne vsrt a
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LayrRfoo.--slssmshp CITY q Cort.M.ssrs. WRIGHT,
AgpsGa . nosfs ,ssI.I ssss xSsry a. E1sy
". Csnte bury, AlsH. Rutherford r; Flynn. v. X.
sourE ( Bowfy Joan sswry, Yrs a sesrI nss y.
visn Mr. and Mrs Bisiiy aNr and Nrs Lloyd Bt an q
CsosAn, yaba, q Brown, sausbury-folai 81 and sVN
Esw o.tssss--s.ssn.Aig Cc,umbIa-sis, \ sglliyap,
Den Hnliou aud lady, Robt Cameron. UHN; nab.
cock Mad lie blanc, suars.. Daae Ma s6.own soha
Heny Miss tsvn Mss nsu.s wsns 1874 1870 ~ &c I,
ks2er, Jr A siushsinsr. Mics Nor, 7 stone d
Carroll p ID Pratt, Geo 0iesps mrs Wells Mrs Evans,
dsrpand, wiz sad too shsldssn Capt w McCur Mrs
#Y,stse X Mayer Col ! Mather. niss wheeler, Mis-
SaJaS Wals MI ncIurray Capt y Miller and ssrrar,
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ARRIVAL OF THs MEXICAN IMPERIAL DEPt raTIoS
IN fgAsOR-nAxIMLiAS LIKELY To AocxrT--
FRENCH HONOR 10 MEXICAN GFsEHAL--x
CHEvALIKl EEs;oNs GOVERNMENT oFFtcE.
icspaiches from Paris datc 10 the evening @. the sh
q September, have the following items Mexican
afstfst~-
III, dcputA,ou lfom Mexico 70 cner ,c the kiohduke
Nsxmian the throne Of Mexico nas arrived in France
lhe Pnss 81 that evening believes thai the acceptance
Of the Mexican throne b. the Archduse M,ximsu no
longer admits Of doubt The orrpnl ds,s not con
sdcr u possbo 10 attribute tnc psmphe' ufran, g,
Mexico and the Confederate states ocal source
An lmpets decree Published 10 day appoints tue Mex.
The Cc,srsscsEr' I today announces tia, " cheys.
sr has rendered hs resgoatos seuestraior of the
united Journals.
Tho Pays and The ttptasrionns say ~ Mires has re-.
aucsted shc appointment Of selnes,aior and the
Tribunal Of Commerce has Designated Granagallot 20
oil this Office.
Tho Emperor Nsp0leon has, The itfs states accented
the Grand Cross o, the restored Me,cn orer o No,rs
ID smc de Guadslorps
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TINE SECOND DISTRICT.
lhs Board q Enrcimen, closed the second week OF
hearing exemptions No. Is Grand street Rrookyn r.
D., yesterday with the following Co led IL IN the
Official record.
Henry r. Harse, xG6 Division ave; jos. Hdebrxnd %
Union a. Jeremiih Heasrman, Union ave; Patrick Dun
lsasy SIN ward Philip Lab, Oh ward August DpPls,
iso hsscrols g. &C., Geo S Sshssrd 9th ward Henry Och
Ess S sIss's isSe
U ns sS III v .asG rn s1s r sa sSra.
panS Sa Bernard MSs s On ~aa RsSa
Barnod, 9th ward VIM. Murphy, och ward; Christopher
kincx. eth ward. VIM j. Spear, $50 Aslsn,c St Jshn
Aaron Ran, 9th ward; Aon,o s. Blanchard, es4 Pacific
ST., Georgo Hviuer eth ward John Fulton, 9th ward;
Thomas ssI aushln s,u ward Charles Clark, eth yard
Nicholas burger, Marshall o. Tkomss sharkey consy
thy, 9th ward John A. Bcai, $50 TN st. Crawford C.
smith. lao iivinsson 81. solomon Tang, ia Grsham
avenue.
Richard A. Turner, 9Th ward Michael Maoy, s.h ward
George scSspnsn os4 "a IT. John DENIM, North etn
Albert kcsonlhal, eth ward Nicpolss Miller, eth ward
charlie. Harsoy oh ward ldwsfd I coodlif 9th ward
cigoil Ito North ~ st Thomas Heaiy, 9th ward
sArHEEs or xorHy1u.ns osnDan.
ionab.D Rooinson, Ninth ward ioesph Mead, North
Joseph lamDvrx, MINI wfrd. lhOuss Harper, Nthfh
ward James fully, 100 Hwrison sirce, Thomas Dry an
81 Cbeever place WIN Wood. Ninth ward
ONLY soNs
David =. Bessls, Ninth ward; Geo Allen, Nioth ward
Geo n Rclphs, as2 Doan street,
Alpbsu. ) B,lduin, "a North Fourth street.
tsfD ocs~urArtoS
James wtiisuson, l32 Atlantic street
susssffrrU AND BsfD Mrvicx.
Henry iggeTs, Franklin street, Huron, Charles
Nshsn. Ninth ward samuel .. hance, substitute for
JOSEPH noscrman; Ch,s r. Tanning, Edward r Brown,
Berry Kusehci samuel wins'ow, Geo etumpf Yedsr
H4lpts substitute for James s. shsier EdwiS Murdoch
Michael Spoiz, Substitute for Chas r. fiudcr2rin; Ham
itoa, substitute Cor James Gmsrin; Thoe CavauAgh
Francis Keller Frederick Goehe Patrick FcxAsty, sub
sflsuie cor Hugh furns Philip Dunn BENJAMIN ws'ks
Substitute for Thomas NcGivorn. Fdvard Hodges snbsh
tuts .ier Rdwsrd q. washburn; Isaac Weeks, George
Beatty Substitute ot WIN towey. John Miller snbsii
tu,e Tor Jsmes 1rowp. WIN. narsbal WIN. relan, sub
,ltate for has roel tcin rrsncss substitute fer
James Hart. ADAM Scils.t, 10 ucn,rose avenue for
nlshed q substitute
sEcsHIeitflos.
hsd lvf seINtee.s 10
rubsthuts. III
fnt
Exempt from physical disability. IA
tAemps ucm ofue' 'sisess..t ....s......s...... ~
Total examined ......,.............. ..........sl
On Monday Ninth ward win be cort,lnsd aud on
Tsesds, thai wN5 VII ~ soHsicded
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The Drart ana the pr.e,am..to,

uSirFD STATES DISTRICT corgr.
Be.orc Hon judge Belts
ssrr. 10 In NJ Nater ~ redeTi + 4 Waif.s.-rhe
Judge reed that be- would make the same order in
this In that ~ Bsdnger, and rcmanaed the re.
lstor to the custody The military authorities.
SUPREME COURT.
MNf " BAkrs, coHIrs foR TORI iaFtEJIE rRTsoNER
Sarah Wadtnaton applied for writ of hlbeas corpus
for her husband Jeremiah Washington, confined in
Fort Iafay eie. The .r wns granted directed to United
states Narshal Murray, who Simply answers that Mr.
wsdd nston IL not in he custody.
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T II T. DRAF


Examinations and Exemptions.
THE FOURTH DIsTRICr.
The Board Of Enrolment OF tho Fourth Congressional
district Captain Joel B. Erhardt, Provost Marshal mes
again yesterday morning. At their headquartsrs No All
Broadway Tho nclemepcyOf the weather had the erect
Of keeping great many csnscrpss away from the ses-
Of the Board, which had notified Two Asssved
= ssis asss.aspcs, and 10 hsssssf sssay v@sthsA
fore eoapasss~sy light 1As Hsser Of lshi
nom day to day appears 10 b quito large ana the iinc
attendance three four days win necessarily
prolong the session Of the Board. Provost Marshall E
hard 70 complete the exemption examinations
within The next ten days. Parties appearing before the
Beard win materially facilitate It's labors by observing
the rses conserving identification, Witnesses, &c.
Among the applications yesterday for appointment ~
a substitute with az dark SKIN a. a negro
He claimed TO be whte man, born u Caucasian blood,
and stated that he had arge portion Of his life al
lie was very intelligent, and master Of half dozen
Languages After sorne debate about his color, he
The llss!s; lns II; Tor ys:ls,y. sib Il. ssvo.
sito5 Of each Case
John A. Kelly, Geo Cummings, oscar conklng, J. hew
man, Jacob Farre David Farrell, r. StntlhOHn Goorgo
Hanloy, Ghas. Frank, Edward ID Morris. Oscar Heath,
Jas Carroll, Geo. Rumpp, Thomas Kearny, Hy. Evans,
Hart, Michael Lynch Chris Elers. f. swartx, Patrick
Donohus, a. Towe. VIM Costa, Chris. Kenaedy, J. w.
Morrison r. A. Perry
Thomas N. Santor, A. NJ. yelling, II. G. Pixby, D. u
Skedmony, Nicholas Epdlcr. jacob Fenk. b. r. Kendall
Christopher Tyler, Adam sprager, G. N Hartley, An
dreas Anderson, Fphrsim Ranisbury Christian Mason,
George Beck, r. Mckay George II blanchard. Terence
Taylor, Charles SCHNEIDER, George Tallmadge, Michael
Murphy, George Leach, Edward Parsons, Joseph +.
Steven.
FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES.
Frank smith furnished Jer. Crowley; John New
man furnished P. NJ randm; W. D. Stephens furnished
Jas. Smith Andrew j. Barney furnished VIM B. Grant;
H. II. sarvle furnished jaime. n. Hasaey John q,
Douglas furnished w. u. Griffin John Purcell furDiah
Warren Jackson II. A. syauldiDa furnished q 80
Casrar Colts furnished N. ronrur Isaac kr, o;Is;
VIM Jackson. r~s" 'i' "Aa"""
,,r--r77;.-F n,t,y,s::sI, iss spn,,,
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ugowo,lp NOT co TO MAXI

reno asi kbgii-,i Y. orheicss, ne rssl
beet oi' nil Astir.ioxisis. who hh4iaa;es'
Who consnlt ter health, wealth AMI hnp
To IL. par. "a them Information ~ tbs
ic.a.igc % iawsnits. Journeys, ABSENT
chip, marriage. hidden tr aasur'.. cnes
.aci, OF ali a-agrs In lie fl;rsye solder
Glory, He or dea'h. lf goa res you
hi2hly sl',ed and beA, iiiul voung lady
oppos To Eighth street. MIS- w. IL th
ri., who has The lsnains Roman snd /,
,uve, good iu.a md hus.naas a'nlrs
Lneky numbers given. Ms niso highly
renee. Drunkenness cUreh ana ana
band g.rlsiaicd
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Tho only subscription TO this on Yesterday OF
~ 500 from Robert LEONARD. This make tho fetal
amount mp 70 the present $685. 90"
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4 sKcRgT wneTH xTowrNo 90 TO THOMAS "
"A A0KEH ~ 20 Greenwich >terf aps ~ Murray street
eud IA ks low paic he seiliss fvA. EoNss plour
Wines and everything slss usod IN famiI suzars
seives III
UUuSEss CARDS, INCLUDING CARDS, o.; i,0sD
- Riiihsads ars, class ~ 90 cirtn'ss or Labels in
ftcn m>s speck o. label 70 book u 10 ragcs
'''- IL p,wLsY, - PARK row. opposite A.,o, Hou.e.
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m RnuD MARm 8.
August Klne, John O'NAra.
snmrnp ~ rAanu-rwo saontns pHAyrKA
nohasl Eenman
PAID OpnU1Auou.
Nm H. Mn, VIZ No0Ds
yAzum o. n0znUazBs cnHpRuM
Terence Cux.
DEFIANCE ~ AIWw.
y. Bsoerfne, =. GennneweY D. Dierlemap, q. URich,
Louis Rameen, voginaD, j. iraom. @. suniase IL Igs
JACOB bllseer, eeaanhurg, j. Weidah. zaley Hanan
Louis Eyer, Michael Murray Financed Brook Martin Hsl
ler, Evan johnson, John hol'a Rrnst ehamer
uHsulrAEIxNEss or AGn
Frederick Kaups, J. G. Lambert, j. A. Gilbert, J. q.
Gem, James White, 3. 0vermer, Mo. Bebunan. John
schwegsst John Young, Mlohael ssstcr Michael Carroll
Thomas BrsDley, O. Lsit,or, william sniGins.
NATURALIZATION.
Fur nshed substitutes.
- to0.
ny5cAi enAoaSy -
~
unoussu.o"oSW s3c'
cuptWs " a6oo PaSonSe ..........................
Yatner u mosneress children. ......... 80.
Two sons been drafted. Observation-Disclosures.
hVSess
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xxSCOxnhtAOns
ynB PRIV ATEGR FLORIDA vICTUALLIN6 Ar BRIssT
AND SERIOUS IRFEREECES FROM THE FACT-M.
PoRrAHCE OF THE oHEvALIER PAMPHLET.
despatch from Paris dated on the 5th inst, 10 ile
evening respecting the victal.
ling OF he Florida at Brest III the Moni.s ia 10
b still more explicit declaration a The part or france
MAJ ne period " nea'1 :. y Is fully poised.
ING fHs co'.sspoDdent OF the london Globe, tele
etaPlin. on the same day says Of Michel ,hevaher 8
pamrh'et-rhis time the trumpet cmts uncertain
eCuud, but every note rings out The kne Of The North
Anr dn Union and nc t,rih of separate Independent
n0us 6nf at Richmond.
The London Globe OF the 9TH instant (evenng), In o
leador says:-As far sIossible l &c American
eairs at this distance, and with the meagc information
~ our disposal appears that the plans OF tho fcdcras
can only be defeated by very vigorous operations in
EasterD Virginia.
rhe London Globe Of the came day has article
GREETING the scarcity OF labor in England agricultural
purposes, and 1t asserts, In uDseemly terms. that the
poor wretches whose corr ropg the banks OF
the Potomac and the RappahannoCk and their scarcely
less wrctched copariots IN america have been missed
in England, and there are none TO supply her place.
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coo LArE ron cLAssIFloATi0N.

/, oar ~tle REWARD WILL RE PAID FOR TUE RB.
1 81 black Rag, which lost from Express
Sle.n - a. <pd between Twenty xrst and f,sl.
tenth street. ~. ss' sss ,s ~ III s;.s nss
s,,ss ~ .has, ~Qs VIII BE- psid and 10 casssne sae~
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lM.0slTrON;-THE NEVER


IN STARR from Europe was born Sis n rntU
She CONSENTS the past present lid foturo cn III at
Of Il fe brs.gs together those long serarsed. CEss
marriages. shoIs hsenss- . your fHiuJe
band absent fiierds; drunkenness eDgef uuEabeFt
ladies' take uof,cs- yoathat have bccA de- itrd hY
lovers y0n that have bscu lottluats ~ le. eN
great 4, rorran Ola lrvoy ont nd Astnogist for 4
Ia IL which induce her " ssy that Der equal - ~
found. which iy proved and tested b. numerals
and eagerly visit her. Carton 1ooT sHf i.anA news
$4,000 ard any one can esiiiAi M1znc 50
great European Cla'ryoyant IN he pflfe sion
Rhe also tells yol the pane ~ III. p,faGl you viii
No humbla No ~ East stvrn:esr " strs*t
Thirlasengc. MAJ e on In. aU.,r Genl,rWan not
Ladies b-w. ARE o. etcadsi. nna u,o.s a. iis
her, ANA copy tissaIrrrttslneen, Oit.
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THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Tho Board Of Enrolment the Ninth district continued
their session yesterday and 60 forward with their work
in quite rapid Every attention paid each
which forward and 10 tho ener"- .1ssy,ona
" '"p'an cnai'es :. 'cn.s and BIZ assistants may be
traced the rapid nsoa in yA,oh business is transacted
= "S ''sNc'' fber& 'sre 30 peculiar incidents 70
.s'" - "-.~sioh y'sh yesterdays operations Mr..
-oed Of Woods Minstrcls, appeared at the head
quarters yesterday witness relative to the exemp.
ticn Of his rerhew. Lieutenant Thomas Fry, Deputy
Provost Marshal Of the district is entitled the thanks
Of reporter for tho courtesy received The following
10 tho result Of yesterday q work.
FOR
N. ii. Van Arsdale, =. Keineldcr, W. Ray, p OBron,
Duffy, J. Hinchnan, H. Murphy, n. kenely, r. Fcckcr
J. pnan G. v. Doak. }. j. Gay.
J. McGwnn, o. 7. Baldwin. u. Alden, g. WO,fagt, f.
Welsh.
,HysscAL DISABILITY.
W. q. liadden y Dorm. ]. AcAicr. q, Christie, J.
Waterman J. Berry, D. shannon, j. Packs, =. P. Worth,
r. Ftheridge, " Anderson, 4. SheDlcy. J. Smith, IL
Hilton, G.. Mchchie, J. Wooif, T. Murphy, u Ryan, r.
Finn, n. Patterson. O. Storke, I. Reynolds, r. Miller.
siiRvsDRD sUra1Trysr
q. lamb.
pNstirAsIE
81 r. rearsaD. u. Anthony, . nunnins. 4. w. Vaughan
}. wnirms ). Hin. W. clypn,J Mcdonald, ". Quentin
rwD ygsts IN SERVICES.
W. Armstrong, W. Corn, rfs,aer 7. nieteii,D, j.
smith, y. Rnss.
An G,ES
:. Sersc, p. G,''srss, w. Mst'ssfa.e
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
N>>~~~N>re>~o~-e>~O>>~oI>
lnRlVAL OF The CITY OF CORK.
The Rebel Recognition Cues
tion in France.
>.S~>-,~,~~>s~y>N>>~>~>~
The Privateer Florida VictOal-
ling at Brest.
~~>->-S~>~~>r<~>oo~>o~-N~
The Imperial Depulatiea from Asxise
LANDED in Paris
&C.. &c.. "a
ARRIVAL OF The CITY OF CORK.

The steamship City Of Cork, Captain Ibbelis, which
ls Queenstown st ter past two o'clock In the after
o. TIN Of September arrived as this port yester
day afternoon.
ne day previous 10 her departure from Cork being
eaay, abe has commercial financial reports later
than those received by the Arabia.
mo teegrsphc news reports by the City Of Cork are
enc day later.
me Cork Herald Of he 7sA Of ssrsssabsv says
The weather yesterday, bosh here and al Queenstown
Agly dirty and vas most uniavorabe 10 outward
going ships II equally outside tho barbor, and .
Teat many yessels which were IN position to avail
mems elves Of took shelter jusde during the day The
tesoli was that the amount or sh ping a. tho port
fher larger Than usual and incdeds number offoregn
La France Of tho evening Of September 8 says the
GEAR has nominated the hereditary Grand Duke heman
ever all tho Cossacks Of the empire An Imperial ukase
hAs been published comforting fresh dgnes upon Gene
Fa Mouraviea in rscompense for his service in Poland
Az AiSh no.a Po!and, dated at tanberg on the 9th
tastrt says:-Tne Narouox Gassa4 ennounSss nat goo
,Rsseins driven oyer the Galon frontier BY The
me- genus the day be.Ore yesterday. -
Tho Paris Nation believes Itself able 10 state that the
french has longer any serious hope Of the
concurrence OF Austria In the Polish question.
The opioas Nationale Of September stacs tina, the
King OF Prussia, receiving the aide decamp Of the
Emperor of AUSTRIA reported to have stated that
haA nothing 10 add to what he said 10 thcsmreror On
tAe subject Of the Frankfort Congress
despatch from Madrid Of the 9Th Of September says--
The ministry has resolved make concession the
opposition.
The river Nile sti rising the 9th Of September.
A treaty Of commerce was concluded between China
and Denmark, at Shangbae, on the ed Of July.
H. 0rouyn de Lhuys received Nubia PaCha 90 the 9th
Instant D Paris
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