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The New York herald., 1864-09-19
The New Turner Union.
rLRcTIoN AT TIE TURN HALI


Az the Turn Hall yesterday meeting OF delegates OF
the New York Turn district held for tine purpose OF
the election OF the Central Ausschuss for the Turner
Union OF the United States The Turner Convention, on
Wednesday, elected the New York Turn distric. for
Vorort from which, by the representatives Of the dis
tic the Central Ausschuss Central Committee, for
the next six months TO be elected. The New York
Turn district is composed OF the Turner associations
Of New YORK, Bloomugdale, Brooklyn, Jersey City,
East New York, Hudson City. Nc Tho meeting
tions--Louis Schneider and Schmidt, Of Blooming
u. Mctzner, +. Ballet z. I4ohr, j Meinhard and j.
Heinz, OF New York; Theodore Hoeckst and Joseph
forenosoh Carlstadt stenmetz, Jersey City; FRITZ
kehl, OF New Brooklyn; H. Schoen, and Y. Mugge, Of
strat'onport; Aioohn schunmann, Of Hoboken Alex
Gutenberg and John Rueger, Williamsburg; Goldman
and Wassmer of East New York Joseph Teen snd Stack
oil Hudson City; NJ Guenther and Ioreuz, Of Carlstadt
The session was organized under the presidency OF
M Lang of Brooklyn and after disposng OF the pre-
lmnaries the following committee central Ausschuss)
which is 20 govern the Turner Union, was elected
Spiizer, OF Williamsburg Goeckner, OF Strattonport;
helnhard, OF New York; Schneider, of Bloomingdae
Isaac BenI, and Me'zner, OF New York: Nehr, OF VIII
liamsburg; Gutenberg, OF Williamsburg Ster of Jersey
City, Loewentha OF New York Eduard Muller, OF New
York
This central committee elected from the Turner
associations OF the Turn district OF New York and will
hold its first meeting at the Turn Hall, on Wednesday
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SHIPPING NE w S.
ALMANAC YoRx-ruIs DAY.
euN HTgRs a. No0E RISES. eve 8 80
susskTs. o. RIGH WATER. morn ~ 4s
Port Of Now York, September Is, 1864.

ARRIVED
steamer Queen. Lieut. Com Rob Tarr, MOBILE Bay and
Pensacola vio Fortress Monroe 81 hours
steamship Bmpire Ci,y ~ transport Baxter New
master.
Steamship Haze ~ transport Bolges, Nswbern. NC.
Fortress Monroe 30 hours. 70 U 8 Quarermaster
seamshpE Clark tu trsnsport) Wilson. Alexandria
Ship Harvest Queen Hu.ch Liverpool Aug 49, with
mdse ana rs passengers 70 II Marshall Co IN inst.
So boarded from po, boat Josiah johnson. No x.
Bark Princeton Chr, seeey. Demarara q days. with old
Bark Rh Knight CRr> Weed As.anzss, Is DAYS, with
Erig tBrl Edsett Grand Turk u days. with salt, to
BIig k.rn.a KS, Ki.sa% ror. ROYAL, day.
4c Q Lsnan o. Iith inst lat 81 81 Ion 70 a. schr
schr Nsvs.or NaIston Lingan, IL days. with coal to
Thompson hunter.
Sr senr JfS A.Sins hue, o xcoomso s dsys '''"
Schr q Hoyt Predmua Fortress Monroe.
schr uni,ed Anderson. virginia
schr honsou, Jr Brewster Virginia
sST seST s,as N.9 csG.sS sIssS y,gpIs R.mo,,
Rcnr Lacon. Baker Philadelphia for Boston.
sschr schr AR "a Hal. Han por,i.na 49,.
schr Native Hart Providence
sehr CYNTHIA Jane smith Now Haven.
Schr l. whita Davis Broskhaven
Steamer Frances ~ transport, Bristow washngtou
stesrn.r Cloud q s.r.n.por. Lucas, wA,os,ou -
Steamer PSisI tus,a oBriep; Boston.
eAILED
loth-St.amers Wevbosset, Cumbria Dudley Buck Kar.
ss Hsr Wind 6ns BARK: % wiH.a alSS Hs: f.in.e1
Forssth 0.zeie. VIM Crawford Burisst HaiIock,
i7h-stesmers Bdnburs Rehsf; brig Bedsy Wears scbr
Kate Scranton.
Wind At sunset s, with rain.
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troduced by General e.. Director OF the naval
eAanceikrs grandson o. sae brave old Scotc who
the battle Of Chess lse, ard nspy complimentary
speeches were excnsnf "a partly IN English and partly
In French CORES pUdsnce from San Francisco of me
I'd Of July, the, Oroustads veyik states that shs
squadron of Rear %drsira popoF, which had been sta
oned there for sone moutns had sailed for Honolulu 70
meet In new commander, Rear Admiral Epdogouroh
kndpess and hospitality with which the Russians we're
treated by The citizens OF California
The Odessa Journal announces tna the railway between
snAb oily and balts, in Podo2, VIII be opened 10 trac
In October only eight OF the whole distance zone
hundred and seventy versts) being sui unfinished The
completion Of this road and its continuation kof Will
Southern Russia which have late been unable 10
pete with America the grain markets Of Western u
rope the prices of their produce being enormously en-
HANGED BY the difficulties Of transportation. The works
on the crest railway from Moscow oSebastopo beng
commenced On both ends once, and il Is hoped they
Sl be dusned in three years The railway from. Moscow
"a Razar opened the 9Th inst snd Is carried
10 Sarsto1. Letters from the great fair OF Nisu
Novgcrod complain bitterly OF the scarcity OF cotton
Prices have twenty five 60 thirty and are
still looking II appears by this that the expectations
OF obtaining sufficient cotton from Persia and husbafa 10
superseae the supply from America have not Deep
realized Attempts are being made to increase the cut
walton IN Irsnscircasa, in some parts ot which tue
climate s toerably favorable but IL viii take time
before any considerable quantity is raised, and the
quality though superior the CenroAsistc, is by no
means equal TO the American even to the better sorts
OF Egyptian.
Here we are all in state OF great excitement about
Bondin. who s % make his first appearance In pubc
tomorrow. some say he not the real Bondn; others
swear he ls but one Is aDxious 10 him. after
the wonderful stories that have been told OF his exploits
Al rst the police made difficulties about alo wing him 10
perform as they quite he would tumble down
and break bis neck but Bondn assured General Aryen-
kor (the Grand Master OF Poce that he sale on
his wire as the General was on the pavement Of 'ne
Hevsky Prospect, and The desired permission vas
finally granted.
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the wind An the ship which 70 w'rdward shall keep ons
OF the y az OF the ship which 10 to leaward
Is. II shps under steam meeting enc on oi
nearly end on involve risk OF collision The helms
Doth sna be put port that each ny pass on he
port aide OF the other ).
Arr. L. II ships under steam CROSSING 10 ~ V
nvolve the ship which has The otner on hef
own stArbosrd side shall keep out Of the way me other
ART. Ia II ships OF which is sailing snip ane
he other steamship proceed ng IN such drecuon - "
Involve risk of collision, the stea Sns4 keep ou OF ins
wey OF the aAiling ship.
ART. l6. Rvory steAmship when approaching another
snip SO As 10 Involve risk OF collision. shall sacAeh heT
speed or necessa and and every steam
AR ~ Every vesse oyertakng any other vessel fnah
Keep out o. The way OF said last mentioned weasel
Art ~ Where by the above rules Of two ships 10 70
keep out o The the other slu subject
10 the quAincatons contained the folio article
ART ~ In obey and oonsruu these rules regard
must be had to all dangers OF and due regard
must leo he had In special which
exist In particular case rendering the
above rules In order 10 avoid danger
20 Nothing In these rules shall eaonerate any shp
the owner, thereof from The couse
quences OF carry lights signas or Of any
neglect to keep proper lookout Of neglect OF AMI
pr caution hich may be required BY the ordnsry practice
seamef 1r by the special circumstances of the case.
Approved a prl ~, 1894.
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the most ccfnpiaso OF any 10 the United States wher
finished Il 70 :nus evident from the manner IN whT al
the road being pushed forward aud iIs present
Taeled prosperity and condition for new road tnat
sAoush even now while infancy II 10 equal any
way In the country.
suocEas OF TnE ROAD.
Let be borne h mind that tue roac has been con-
Atructed IN three years. and that nas been in active
operation only year. through an extent OF but three
hundred miles and then Its unexamted will be
appreciated when Ia stated that ITS earnings
average Of one hundred thousand dollars per week
II sae that this amount or earnings for so new
road, passes anything htaeTto known N railroad
hstOry
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Oar Berlin CorYespondence.

berlin, August 81, 1864
Reess Of Bold Psl,cy-rhs french Emperor Jad1
oud-Pay.aciy of ne Cer,aans- EnSenes sf IA
pr~trdn Soidiery-Peace Negotiations al pVand-
CAaaoery suttf tOr Three Dpledcrss, de. dc.
Berlin paper, which 70 other respects 10 friendly
" tho Btmart policy, says that whsiever Germany
ssy bsve ganec by the Danish war u baf Al taat had
ess soo6 els-t las put end &c the periodical
french ihvAsor oi Tie Rers provinces aud the
s-pcrEiiiion ih4' nothing done II Europe with.
cut The permission o. J,us Napoleon So mucb Is Ger.
nail thsi hSs wonderfully increased tbe seflencc %
tbe GermSns AID removed The doubt tha rrkod At tho
bottom u thor hearts ihei AZ Their greet military afraa
aeuls nothing but paantasn sor. taat YOU'D b.
assila,ee BY the fret carEcn shola sham thai vsald
moi stand the test Of scpal warfare This sne viii se
cutie e1pDoasc when reoollected lhtt Centuries have
slalfed Tluco the Germans have carried sQccssssi
sJtbo1t foreign sssS1auoe
IL rae tauty Year, ard seyen yesrs they were
Sighting slorR tbemeeyes and the greatest victories IN
hsr annsls gsned ~ Prussars over Austrsns or
Austraas prasesos During the French Rsyoln-
,ouory vst ibey we're beaten auost without interrn
sion for twenty running and they finally sot the
better Of the enemy only through the alliance OF
Rossie ana Etgand, both of whom, ocmms n yai,on
shsy have hated ooralty ever since. In the contest
viii Denmark Germany can ssy for Ibe hrsttime Ike
ooriatbus, ALONE die ~" and although considering
abe cspsuty 1 force between tbe con bstspts,
tho obts NED against tie Danes may hardly sp
pssr very glorious ~ must b. forgotten tha bosides
che national victory small bu pugnseious state
thsy inrove moral triumph The two sreste,t Pow.
oi sufopo- Ensla1d and FRANCE. At ro.rscts log.
hud tas 8efuane hsvo rtswr thp tbev are uot % be
t-Sblspso eui v ibof rstf. of wlai uey urged as
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Rules and Regulations for Preventing
Collisions on the Water.

Collisions on the Water.
The following law which went INTO effect the Ia Of
September inst Is OF the importance 70 all nsviaa.
tors
rirISG CERTAIN REGULATIONS FOR rRH.
sy the Senate aud II HOUSE @ 4i cf Rsar.,.n..
That from aud after Sept 1857 the folexng rules and
in navy and the or the United States
Prcsea ,es; tse eihs!on Q, any Ign. on board Of
ever in the opinion Of the Secretary Of the Navy the
acting siny he spces Sharacer Of the service may r:
In the following rules svery steamship which is
under sail and not under sean sto b. considered sail
uos.r s.h & 70 be considered saip under steam
esSP an ssa
s.% s sfa sRae ss;s nrsl &
oa. "a ss
the light aide of inc sup, from rsb
% dark essi sb
% On s ssSssra "a. a. s ys % ~ =.
% throw saiorn ana ebrokeo sh, over an arc q the
s from Ss sh .ss ss.st - to two - % .,.. on The
dart night with Atmosphere, distance o. 81 least
nifsrm unbroken liant over an arc Of the horton Of ten
and OF chsrsfisr visible dark night with
y The .s,a green sds ish,s ss.il ss aasd With
Ss s6t TO prevent hese Lights from being
two s sSs 'Sns css .s.l 70
sis p ~. =" ss S ssA'i q ss
and aasr :, the masthead Nights which
Aar sailing slps andor being lowed shall carry
ton Of the white masthead ixAn which ,hey shall never
'AM6 whcnevs~ In the Of msll vssss- during
bad weasr he sreeo a.d red Lights oanno be sed these
vessel. r.sdy tor insisrs eis oon ana shall ,he ,p
manner as 70 make them mos ysoe snd - Ss the rsen
on the S,arbosrd sids.
easy tlsy shan each b, painted o0aide vh .s color q
The light ihey respea,e eontsia and Be rovidsd with
ARr sh,ps. whe,sc- --.m.esps Or s.rns ships when
ami sunss sshitit where can bes, be seen, boi vt
iosh. nS sIeesdinr twenty teot thc hol white
soss,rucicd as 10 show clear @nforn, Ssrosen
light ysio ali around she horizon a. dsssanc o. ~ ess
AsT Sailing pao, ve,,eIs shsr carry ihe lights re-
qured Tor ln SHAH carry whii. lisd
the mead visible All around the horizon, and sbs
s A.. s.sSs Ss.n 'Es sa. 5. sT s .
s s 5 sse o.,ss ss .udS rsqs.sa r
having green shde the sde end REQ nae On ns
~: sssissa Saf II y.
ne rsS SS Hf, sse0 On se 'es as ..
sSosS, e ss sss s T ss. sS. ,s ,ss
eo.,, shall rot Be ps,sna from
'."1 AVE- 10 o' wssnsssr ,ssfs os os
a.. as sonssa al Las. ever. ~. auie
x. sns ass's ns S, s, from w. s s.'d
(sy Halips ships uader way shsu uss fos horn.
(cj Steamships aud sailing shls whes not snder way
shall . bell
and On st ~ collision. helms
shall put part that eses MAJ Ae port side
Of the other
Aar IL when two sailing ships ~e crossing 80 ssto In.
voye r4k of collision, then " they have tho
sidea the shp vita the WIND The port side ehaH
the OF the ship With tie VIVID the sArhosrd
ride ercert the when the ship ne
the rnft de " odsolauled and TIE other ship free ~
wf irn the later el shall Keep ont ~ the Rut "
ef the wind 1ha side n au. ~ tban las
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Died.

HohRGAN.-On Sunday, September 1s MARY, the be.
loved wife o! Patrick Horrigan, aged 49,
The friends and relatives OF the family are invited TO
attend the funeral, Tuesday afternosn at two O'Clock
from "a Oliver street.
LANoros --On Sunday, September Is, BEssT MIGRATE,
daughter or Michael McGrath, OF Burns Grove, county
Kilkenny, Ireland the beloved wife Of Michael Lngon,
Of Banakill, Queens county, Ireland.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock from her late residence 23l Mulberry street.
For other Deaths see Second Page.
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GETrSG FRIGHTENED "A New York butter speculate r
few days ago sent orders his agent in POstsdam n
Y to sell thousand tubs OF butter, which he had been
holding for higher prices for the most he could get
The splendid condition OF the fall feed taken in
tiou with the reduced consumption Of butter, will dis
appoint many farmers and spectators who are hold
tho butter for higher prices. 1t selling in Ne "
Hampshire last week for from thrtyhve TO forty
. pound. .--BostoR Journal
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Completion OF che Atlantic and Great
Western Hailroad--Ex xe urston Trip OF
James McHenry-The Early History OK
the ROsd--ImAenstty OF the Enter
prise-Thc Results OF "Tinte, Faith and
EncrgY.' &C.. &C.
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anne io Amer ca he nstance of Br NcEoBry 10 cxa-
iino and TeyOft upcp the route. Er heDB.fJ ned
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- : 2 = = = -
av4 4s<JEILANEUUw.

cases IN which all ,he symptoms Of consumption were
rres~uL They mps vitality and remove IN pnritss ncn
tse blood None tonuine unless =. Ersndf~s y ~ ~sS
letters uron The government stanE
priuclfai Ice 2f CsAal street
Klf. II NJ 4 l.
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AND
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INHh Htna grants policies FOR LIFE. for a term
J. Of years, Endowment pooles and child en- En-
dowment. Also, Non Forieung Policies on which 10
payment IL required Riter teu years.
FIVE thousand dollars paid losses IN this city
within the last SIX months.
Among ali the contrivances Of men 10 protect the
amily circle from want none f-Und NOSE sim.
pie m IT'S character, noble in ts features certain
ts results, than Life Insurance. Ii the prop which
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Diseases ot the throst, chestsnd pulmonary organs
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ike br. Wynkoop's Iceland pectnial ltis used with
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The Rev ) Potter certiies that, al have used Or
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Would these ch,ldrsa nave comfortable home, snd
the means of educstionY Would this vile DO indepen
dent OF thu cold charities Of the woridi Would this
aged and feetle parent be provided lori Noald IA
estate pay my debts1 WOuld there bs sacrifice OF
property by forced sales adm nIstrstor to
the demands Oi creditors made when the market
tends downward, and ialr prices be realEedl"
How few can answer these question 20 their satlssc
uonl They fear to ask thenl and cherish tt belief
that they have along lease ON life, MS s bOth fool
ish andoowardly. The brave msn f
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Young men lu4t starting ia busneHs whose ,h,a,
capital IL their eaereY snd integrity, should insiire IN
hves 70 th@ amount Of hat their lltaliies Such ,,,
act ol dlsntefested honesty, k6wn to thelrersS
ltorH' would Justly Increase their confidence i tb
II would SHOW thettheY dd not wish 20 leave thsr n
lnends exposed TO ans ayoda6ie coA. ami U,e