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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
Obituary.

HON. WILLIAM MITCHELL, OF INDIANA.
William Mitchell, formerly member Of Congress from
the Tenth district Of Indiana died lately at Macon Georgia
He native Of this city, but removed some years
since to Indiana where he made much reputation in the
practice Of the law and became active and influential
pol ician. In 1850 he elected to the House OF Re
representatives. Of the Thirty Congress- and served
the Committee Indian Affairs He was on an
unofficial visit TO the South at the time Of his death
JAMES 8. CHARLES.
The subject Of this paragraph, James g. Charles was
actor of repute both North and South, but for
the past seventeen years perhaps best known as con-
nected with the Southern stage He died In this city
Saturday last after painful Illness in the fifty sixth
year his age surrounded by his nearest relatives and
many dear friends. He leaves daughter, married,
and residing at Shreveport, Louisiana. Mr.. Charles
wife, who died years ago. the widow Of Thomas
9. kambin, Of New York, and the mother OF W. II.
Hambln at present member Of the company at of
the Broadway theatres Mr.. Charles identified With
the Confederate cause holding commission as captain
In the army, at Richmond when that place was taken BY
troops; here thereafter and was kindly
cared for by hts brother and relatives and the Masonic
fraternity TO the day Of his death. His remains were
buried with appropriate ceremonies yesterday afternoon
by the members OF New York Lodge No. $40, among
whom goody proportion Of the theatrical profess
son. from No 401 Fulton avenue The deceased was
known the country through intelligent, upright
gentleman, and an able and painstaking dramatic per-
former
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Y a o II r I N q .
The Race Between the Restless
and Henrietta.


The Yacht Fleet at New London-Arri-
val OF the Woe President OF tho United
States-Salute, SO.
NKw LONDON, Conn. Sept 10 1865
Hon lafayette g. Foster, President OF tho Untes
States Senate and Vice President Of tho United States
rived in harbor this morning In Captain Ropsrs yacht
Rambler. He boarded the United States Naval school
rsase Sabine, Captain Lowry and was received with
salute OF thirteen guns The arrangements Of the rsate
were examined, and the youngsters put through p'r'
ton OF their manofwar exercises The Vice Presdens
expressed himself much pleased with the discipline Of
the boys, and complimented Captain Lowry upon The
proficiency hoy displayed in their exercises Tho boys
all want uniforms and the Navy Departments would
do we'll 10 attend 70 this essential whenever precsioa
and uniformity In appearance upon DIM are required
Several Of tho New York Yacht ClSb squadron
here including the Magic, Vice Commodore Mcvickax;
the Mystic, and several others.
Tho Race Between the Restless end Hon
r1etta.
NEW LONDON. Sept II, 1896
The yachts Restless and Henrietta started from Sands
Point on Saturday night ut eleven O'Clock.
The Henrietta passed the ightship on New London
this Sunday morning about eleven O'Clock, nftoes
minutes ahead OF the Restless.
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Marine Affairs.
Nsw Yo~x HApsoe
ON Hoxpp yrAwsuIy MoNEgk, Sept. ~, lsR

On BOARD STEAMSHIP Mosksk, sept. ~ 1870
We, the undersigned passengers on the s,eamshP Mons
give expression To deep and hgh sfecsuon Oh
her sklful commander, Capt Charles u Marshman. 49,,
Resolved That in Capt Marshman We 0unc An ape
faithful experienced seaman aud cominsnder upon whom
daily recommend -
Acknowledgements TO Cap, Marshmsn pa officers and crew OF
The s,cn Moneka their uniform Kindness and a
ten,ion 10 The cofot during the
and especially during the heavy gale of Friday night and
Saturday. (. 40. =. .---.,,-
Mopeka for her seasong qualities for speed comfort safe
a, and The opfnplete appointments Of the vessel
Veaolved That copy of this he handed 70 Captain
Marsbrnan also that be- published In the Nav foax
Herald 49,. =.
p,own. d woodruff On aries hamburger Theo. Getty,
Pnisbury J. n Puro, kbhn Grimm u. Norton, J. Rel
> Etat
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pIeeIy refue IN four years. association with the Sec
rotary of the Navy General Msigs has ever found hun
animated by an active and pure patriotism ready 10 do
Justice TO all who are trying to our country and
seeking its advantage 70 the neglect Of hs own.
THE sTOLEN GOVERNMENT BONDS
Recent developments show conclusivsly that stolen
government bonds have been disposed Of To- innocent
parties by altering the numbers thereof Some bonds
recently purchased have turned out to DO OF this char
scter The alterations very skfully executed and
likely 10 escape notice unless closely scrunized is
done by adding figure before after the number Of tho
bond and each coupon, thus :-Bond No. ,22o by the
addition OF the figure one" before after the number
Is made IL 226 2e1 thereby rendering the caution
to the public not to negotiate bonds bearing tho original
numbers Of the stolen ones wholly Ineffective Losses
OF these bonds by theft are becoming frequent Of late
that 1t behooves every be his guard against i'm
position.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Bentting British naval engineer Is stopping In
the city II said that he is visiting the country In
semi Official character for the purpose Of reporting
such recent improvements in our navy come under
his observation.
Baron Rapp, Of Eckmuhl Bavaria, Ia In this city.
he was member Of the party Of English capitalists in
their late voyage to this country The tour his part
however, is entirely for pleasure.
THE OLD CAPITOL PRISON.
There but fifty five prisoners remaining In the Old
Capitol Prison. and the number Ii fast decreasing
RECEIPTS FROM GOVERNMENT SALES.
No nconsiderabe amount Of revenue is that derived
by the government from the sales Of property accumu
lated during the We have hand At the different
quartermasters, commissary and medical depots large
and varied assortment Of medical stores farming,
chanioal and household utensils Of the most expensive
material and workmanship, which must be sold at a
sacrifice 10 close the concern. The stock comprises
nearly every useful article from locomotive engine to
second hand pair Of drawers all Of which will be dis
posed Of reasonable prices during the coming winter
months for cash in government funds.
CATTLE SALE AT ALEXANDRIA.
The commissary department will shortly offer at Alex
andria fifteen hundred head Of CATTLE steers and
cows, fatened hay and at government expense
which will be opportunity for poor virgnans to gel
their money back.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our city subscribers will confer favor by reporting
any Of our city who overcharge for the HERALD
Country subscribers TO the NEw Yoxx HsaAID are ro-
questsd TO remit their subscriptions. whenover praou
cable, by Post ONCE Orders. It u the safest mode Of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sent W tho oco before nine
O'Clock In the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18

ATTEMPTED ASSAULT wITB A BayoTBT.
stephen Ryan. an Irish laborer was intoxicated, and
conducting himself in disorderly manner, on Saturday
night in front Of his residence No. 40e Water street
0fRcer Myland Of the Seventh precinct, attempted to
arrest him. when Ryan produced bayonct and en-
deavored TO thrust u into the offcer. He finally
arrested and Justice Mansfield hold him 10 bail ia ,he
Gum Of $500.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for tho WEEKLY HnALD must be handed
in before ton O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its car
culAtion among the enterprsing mechanics, farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WsRKLY HnRALD will thus be by largo
portion Of the and energetic people Of the Un'tsd
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PORTLAND, Sept. 10, 1885.
freight train the Kenneeec and Portland Railroad
plunged into burnt culver this Saturday morning and
eight piled upon each other. The engine and
tender passed safely The culvert bridge was
burned by sparks from passing train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
Jersey City News.

Crr Late Saturday night Lieutenant wyman, Of the
Fourth regulars, Hancocks corps, with sound Of six
privstes, arrived in Jersey City via the New York and
Erie Railway, having In custody a 81 Legcr Grenfa
tried and found guilty @ rebel conspirator and hotel
burner in Chicago and sentenced 70 be hung the sen.
RENTED 10 imprisonment for life In the Dry Tor
tugas and hs way there. The prisoner was de-
taned at the satons house over night AMI yesterday
Lieenant wyman proceeded with him TO New York TOT
the purpose OF embskns beard the frat vessel bound
Tor New Orleans 70 convey the convict 70 h destination
ARREST AILsexp P,cxrocxsrs About eleven O'Clock
on Saturday night two young men, named wilisn still
end William Somers arrested by detectives T. T.
Mcwilams and Nugent, Of thee Jersey City police,
suspicion n having picked the pockets OF gentleman
residing In New Brunswick the nigh. OF the 18th inst
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Atlantic ana Great westerr Railway.
NEW YoRx, Sept 10, 1885.
ro FINE nnr,nn nr rnE nHaAln.

Please that the damage done to the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway by the late rcshet has been
repaired and that frcighs for the Atlantic aud Great
Western Railway and for Atlantic Time line will be re-
ceved at Eric depot Monday, 18th September, and
oblige yours truly, A. G. ROSE, Agent
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Bogus.

Bogus.
All foreign scents" bogus past all doubt,
Tho present tariff shuts the genuine out
Just read the law, it, clauses mperious-
The one real perfume II NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS.
Manufactured by PHALON SON, NY Sold everywhere
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Pouittve saving OF Sl2 per Dozen.-
celebrated soft aaish Sea Island SHIRTS che hns.e
goods made New York NILS ara SOLD At our ro-
tail Department. No. 8 Park row, at - 30 each
SMITH FOWLER, Sole Msnufrs. 80 Warren street.
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DsowSsp wgLx FnmSo. Yesterday afternoon, While
several boys fishing In Nswtowa creek, near Penny
Bridge ono Of them abt fourteen year, Of age, fell
into the creek and drown d-his companions being
unable TO rescue him. Tbe body however was rscov.
cred last evening The name Of sbe boy could not DO
azcerta ned lastp night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18

Batohelor's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless rsuabe and insAnaneous The only por
feet pye Also Rcgeneratlns Extract Of Meneurs Pre-
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A.-The Finest Overcoats Ever Soon In
this country ready for saie.
". BROKAw. 81 Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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A "White's Patent Lever ,Truss' IL the
the back Light clean and easy Pres
sure inward and upward 6RRG0Rf CO. 0O9 Broadway.
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brilliant and Powerful Day ana Nighe
Double aud single Perspective Gss for the opera held
ANA ,sa SERMONS. Ocuiist OpticiAn.
s69ts Broadway, opposite Bond street
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A.-Disrrhea, Dysentery, Sam mer Com z. :.
plant &c, speedily cured by using MAOUIRES "BBNNk
PLANT" Sold at q Park aud by ell DruggtsA.
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Braxilsan Pebble spectacles and Eye
Peserves strengthen and improve the sight OF old ana
'S SIMMONS, Oculist Opttcisn,
eGoT Broadway, uaAer the Lafsrgc House
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Chevsftcp's Life for the Hair Restores
gray s original color stops It's falling out keeps the
head above with other hnir
dressing sold drug and At my eflce La
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALrER. NJ d.
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The n att on al Conservatory, for Mustcaf
instrucoa A. now cren Subscriptions recev 81 81 0noe.
I52 Easl thirteenth street rhrd avenue Terms, Ia
eluding music - pei quarter
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A.-JeHers, s73 Broadway, II eelifng
his Cbldrcn's SHOES nj reduced prices The
Iadiss invited oAi and JEPFERS 6S Broadway
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Al Enginss.-Ericsson's Improved o.
lorics. 1874 Duane street
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss Omce
removed to 542 Broadway Shoulder Brnocs 6nk Elastic
Stockings and Ladies' Abdominal Bella lady attendant
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Patented American Pocket Ttmekeep-
sr-S, ~ send stamp foe description.
II. IlEMPLER Matchmaker. Washington, ID. o.
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The Bridal Chsmber-An Essay OF
Warning ard I"s,rcoo for Young w RsOnss sssd
,elops,s ..a Pr ssin hoSon Howard A''''''
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Corns, Runions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured by DR. zACHAkiE' ~
Brond
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A.-Boys' and Chfldren's
GARIBALDI. CUTAwAY AND zoUAvE SUITS.
BY the thousands at reasonable prices.
Nv BROKAw 61 Lafayette place, aud
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Uuiou-
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Howe Sewing Machine Cc.-Eiiss Howes
Jr. PreadeoL az Br,adwAy Agenis wanted
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Wilcox & Gibbs, sewing Machine.
No 50s P/oadWay
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Cristadsro's Hair Dye, Pveservatfve
and Wig pot wholesale and recall No. Asor housc
The iya Apusied By akllfnl artisLs
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Acknowledgements um Manufacturers,
POLLAK SON, Goa Broadway. Fourth street.
and Cigar Holders warranted genuine Wholesale and rotAo
at reduced prices Cut 10 order and repaired
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Old EAtabltshesA
Radical Cure Truss OAoe STU asNo 2vesevsrcet Lady ~
tendanL
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ing BANNERS FLACK, i95 Broadway.
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Grover ~ Bakers Htghest Premium
Elastic su,ch ssd Lo stitch sewing Machines is5 Broad
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wheeler ~ wtIon's Lock stitch sew"
log Machine and Bu,,opyoe Nacbine. GO Broadway,
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Ont Coohs-Ncw styles,
,s, rr.ived from Paris ave. eixht thirty dollars
..sss Tor sale By G. ALLEN as broadway. door
l,w Canal stre.x
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(ySlt PeasI sad steel Buckles,
two thrre eve 70 twenty dslsrs cseh For sale by a. o.
xifEN as Broa-ssy, one door below Canal street.
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DOnst Fail 60 Procure Mrs. WinuoWe
SOOTHING SYRUP children e,hns u has been nssd
for thirty neyerfsnirg safety and success by mi
lions OF ,sahers ohdrs IL oorccts scdiy OF the
stmach, wind c0c Regulates The bowels sn1 gvss
r, al heath and mother and child thirty i've
can't a to,te Oricsa " Doy street. New YORK, And I'D
Hlah Holborn, London. England.
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application extension OF the J0nn A. NANNY
paien, for combined reaper and mower issued september
a. 1851 and ressued In 1--WE divisions In 1850, Is now
pending before the Patent once. is second in inpor
tance only 10 the Mccormick extension deeaed In
1881 The extensioa is opposed by Mr. Albert johnson,
of Washington, the only contestant Of record; but
Messrs Coombs 4 Coon who appear his counsel, are
understood retained by other parties whose
are not made known The matter having been referred
BY the Commissioner TO tho Board Of Examination on
the sth and 18th nst able oral arguments were made
before the board by Messrs Baldwin Sou, In favor Of
the extension, and by Mr.. Coombs and Mr. Johnson In
opposition The question must be decided on or before
the 23d inst
rHE AMENDED CONSTITUTIONS or rHE SOUTHERN
STATES.
No action will be taken by the Executive Department
ON the Mississippi amended constitution recently re-
ceiyed and all others which may be sent hther from
thu SOUTH further than communicateethem 70 Con-
grcss.
CONVENTION OF woRKIS0MES.
Last night there convention OF delegates from
twenty different trades and workngmens associations
of Washington take into confederation the propose
ton that eight hours shall constitute days work They
appointed committee 10 publish address 10 working
men hroughou, the country and TO take measures for
| national convention In furtherance Of the object
| GENERAL METas AND SECRETARY FOX.
| II appears that the clerk who copied Brevet Major
General Meigs recent letter Fort Pckens acct ieniay
transferred sentence which somewhat alters the rela
tops and sense Of several Of the paragraphs His
IL in no respect an answer to Captain Fox's statements
In which nc finds nothing contrary TO the facts and No
charges or nferances against the Secretary Of State
using the words 1.-THE article Is grossly unjust TO thu
Secretary Of state lie referred not 10 Captain Fox
statement published in the Times, but to editoria
in tho Tylbvne which he says drew differences iron
Captain Foxs statement. and It's accompanying docu
Nments which that statement aud those iocunsnts oou
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Donv Fan 60 Brochure Mrs. winsiow's
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As we slipped our champagne at this elevation sat
down and betook myself TO thinking fancy unto fancy"
snowy clouds below rolled Of wrcsths,
each the othor the broad expanse OF sky above
the myriad eecy clouds which swan ~ the ethereal sea
prosching the balloon. They were OF all sizes and
varied ~ much in hue. They seemed nnumerable and
l watched them with ever increasing interest As they
drew they began fantastica forms at
which would fain have smiled but for the admiration
which hlled my whole soul
But the Shapes grew more peculiar and-ycs they
were now like human forms-they were human beings.
Surely this cannot be- ! thought. IT'S deusion But
no, the forms kept trooping on and each moment
gave them natural semblance than the one pre-
,eding rubbed my eyes, but the forms were sui
there. So wfapt up in the contemplation Of this
extraordinary spectacle that quite forgot draw the
attention OF my companions 70 the phenomenon On they
came, aud each surrounded by luminous haze, which
nrst appeared 10 be cloud Surely, thought again 10
my mag which deceives me but all conjecture
cut short by the first Of the spirit hrong as now
began H. believe II to be coming quite close to us.
He was s8sdowy, almost a transparent individual
the buttons OF whose coat had he, like the ghost OF
Marley worn one could be seen plainly through his
body VOW turned 10 my companion and saw him
drawing paper from his pocket which he handed
NMi
Let me ee--snl 1 sent Mercury for them last time "
4 could sand suspense no longer but, pulling
panion by the coattais, inquired what u all meant.
Hush. said he, that's the spirit OF the ar come Tor
cur yassyoru That's ARIEL
Now. 1 knew wasn't Ariel because ] knew
Arein wear grey suit OF clothes and write Tor
weekly paper ana sdd much, when my com.
ranon ssia he pot me out IL didn't keep quie,soI
held nv peace.
well I'm OIL said the Transparent bodied ini,ostor
'Her, como some OF the Cee.tals TO greet you. Boa
rogopsi and he was of.
nad lust time 10 rub my eyes again. by The way 0f
sasfyn, myself that was awake, when tail martial
boNng individual rode upactualiy rode up. Two hery
horses wtr. yoked TO hs chariot Now, ordinary ant
iuais would never have minded but the idea OF any
person or even any sensible ghost, NJ npng such
dangerous cattle in proximity WITH bag OF gaswoll II
say the least u impoe, not cling The danger az
and, IA deerence his martial air, had commenced,
'Sav Captain" when, in deep, laundering voice.
which fairly shook the balloon he called ont Halloai
you've come among us again. Welcome, heartily
welcome, and hope you will get home safe" men
! taly echoed the wish, but held my tongue
"Ah, Mars, old fellow. I'm glad TO see you. said my
companion; let me see-you and the Professor had
good time down with Sherman together"
! YES must saw" roplicd May III must sew feaa'