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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-24

judicious policy Does the -AercuTy thlnk IT
wise2 rs.. .a. ~. ......-. ........:
.-a Next it is unjust to the commanders. True,
that we have no special interest in them. With
their great honor, they took the heavy respon-
sibilities, and if the latter prove greater than
the former, it is their concern, not ours. But
it is of Importance to US that whatever action
the President takes in our interest, should not
be of that sort which makes Of these command
ers, martyrs to their vindioatiOn Of the nation
oil will. Now when the aot was passed, the
President selected, himself, the men into whose
hands he put its execution. We sll know that
they were summoned to- Washington, and we
all know that they received no specific instruc-
sions. They had right to believe they had
the confidence of the President, and they had
one expression of his opinion of their powers
under tkesact, which was explicit-that e1-
pressiof ~ss the Presidents veto of the act.
In that veto he declared that he could and
would not approve the act because it placed
absolute authority in the hands of the military
commanders; because it destroyed oil civil
government in ten States, and because it placed
the citizens thereof, under more abject slave
ry, than had ever existed over the former
slaves of the Southern States. And this act,
so characterised by him, he sent these five gen.
erals to execute, without instructions to limit
their authority without suggestion to guide
their discretion. At that time there can be
no doubt that the Congress who passed the
uct, and the President who vetoed it, agreed in
its Interpretation. In this sense these gen.
erals executed it. We have nothing now to DO
with the wisdom of their acts we are looking
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-24


miles below Warsaw, Richmond county, and II is
s1pecksd that there win be not less than si1 thou
ssnd SSorsa pfesent. The oficess 81 the Freed
mems Bwsaa saa ct tho sr7RpY located in this SEQ
,en, Of the State are interesting themsolyss inthe
I.tsss,and tiseSpscssdtha thai, prominent
usa6s1aiis bs secured 4eE occaaion 80
Duiine dc year 1855 thefswefe slave
Sssaat sabtssred osis thesacosst ot Africa by the
.BIissR q aaeses e. .0RSas 0Ra on Tho West
Cosss hsi no sisvss on board hut Mas fully equip
pea and sse slayes Yefs TO embark tfom
ofhe shore. Tho Dahonsey, nom Portugal, also
osptai ID "a ths West Coast had only three slaves
on. hoard bt coo we're held in resdineas TO embark
Ali athe other sspt1res were made on the East
eust; 1908 slaves were found on boafd the Vessela
esosfsd. Several, however, hsd no slaves on
board Ibnt hsd handed slaves ono as many as l76'
One large Arab vessel, from Zanzibar, hal 200 on
board; Is were captured and the rost drowned
Five of the vessels are described rs unseawor thy
Among tho presents received by the Emperor
Frasc1s JOSEPH, on his recent coronation as King
nf Hungary, ,aI we're four baskets ornament.. with
flowers. and containing . kind Of Hungarian cake;
four losves Of Hungarian bread; specimens Of all
kinds OF Hungarian bakery, thirty white linen
sacks. containing oats, and bearing the arms Of
The town which presents them; o cask Of white and
snnther Of red wne the first cask is painted white
With silyer hoops; the second red, with yermiion
hoops; fonr white sheep, decorated with flowers
ma ribbons; two brown calves, also decorated
Nth flowers; and four white COWS wonderfully
beesslanded. These presents are prescribed by
- inmsinorial tradition. They are taken in pro.
csssipa "a the gate Of the palace, where the newly
crowned hing and queen acknowledge, rather than
pdpsSssse., thaa tokens coined expressly for
tbs occasion. The articles are then distributed
snonk different charitable establishments. :.
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

fuserai from The Presbyterian ehnreh, a West Farms
on "Wednesday afternoon. at two O'Clock
MAoursE wife OF Thomas Maguire aged IS years
The friends and aqnantances of the family are respect
Isly invited TO attend me iuns,. ron 81 81 =.
Holy cross Fatbush on Monday morning, a. nAf-pAst
ten O'Clock.
MILLER BROOKLYN. Sunday, ssptsmber 22.
EsTnR MLLxR, formerly Of Orange county, N. T., in
the 10th year Of her age.
attend The funeral on Tuesday afsrnoon at two o'clock
from the residence Of her brother George b. Miller No.
MoUSr.-on Saturday, September 81, Josrrn E.
houNr, aged 50 yea's and months
Bring flowers and lay them gently
On our dear fathers breast,
And in his arms they'll always BE-
And God will give him rest NELLIE.
The relatives and friends also the members or sylvan
Grove Lodge No 276, y. and A. NJ, the General sociey
OF Mechanics and Tradesneu the city Of New York.
respectfully Invited attend the funeral 70 morrow
Tuesday, afternoon. halfpas one O'Clock from Will
lett stree, NJ T. Church. willett street near Grand.
McDERxorr.-On Saturday, September 2l, Lnzss
The funeral will leave her late residence, Williams
burg this thond.yl afternoon at two O'Clock, Tor inter-
mont At Newark, J.
consumption, THOMAS McEvoy Of Traee, county Kerry,
ireland, In the beth year Of his age.
fully invited 70 tend the funeral this (Nondsvl after
noon at two O'Clock, from his late residence 100 Navy
street, BROOKLYN. L l.
LORD son Of William and Martha isabella Pset aged
months and ~ days
swExxEY.-0n Saturday. September H. HAssoRAH
SweEEY the beloved wife of Timothy Sweeney aged %
years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 ateud the funeral from her late residence
No 404 East Twentyfrst street, this thonday) AFTER
noop at one O'Clock
TE.vAs-At Long Branch N j., ON Friday, septem.
ber 20 THoxAs TxvAS, aged 25 years, Of consumption
The friends Of the family and those Of his brothers
Michael A. and John Teevan are invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence OF his mother, No. u Null
berry street. this (Monday) afternoon, at two O'Clock
WHALxs.-On Saturday. September n, Of sbors and
severe illness, JosHrH WHALKs IN the 9th year or
hie age.
Hs friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral at No. 20 Laurens street, this Mon
day, afternoon. at tive o'clock.
WHEnER-Drowned, Seymour, Conn, on Satur-
day. September 81, JoHS fHAsE y0unges 500 Of Henry
and Nancy H Wheeler, formerly Of this city, aged
years
The friends and relatives of the family invited to
attend the funeral Tuesday afternoons one O'Clock
Cars leave rwcnty.seventh street station, New Haven
depot at eight A. NJ.
wYAST-At Orange. N. J. Brick Church station), on
Saturday September 2l MARY LYDIA infant daughter Of
Leonard N. and Mary a. Wyant
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend the
funeal from their residence Harrison street. fourth
door south OF the railroad, this Mondav) afternoon at
four O'Clock Trains leave foot Of Barclay street at half
past two p ~ returning leave Brick Church station
at Ave and six O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

was more active, but a. rStber lower prices closing du and
heavy he afternoon bo "a al S23 9O rhe sales cash
ssd s-snlar Sere obs ool' .t So So 10, new mess ..
bots SO eris option, thrtv days. 3D. Beef
was steady and hrm with moderate demand; saes 10
or srye beef and beef hams no OF
not very aoIve sales lU0 pacages al i2c 3c for
sh nlders 40 $4,000 lbs picked shoulders At i's<c aud
90 do bellies at 1870 Bacon dull bul previous
prices were asked The market for lard dull and heA
is,c WTc susser rsmsipsd dss pnme t sss fr% % al IL
&c for state and ha Nc for Western Cheese un'
changed ~ loo Q l5c. for common 20 choice
sceAR-Ihe market for raw was quiet but pr,ees were
thu decided change sales 36s hhds Cuba at re io
also l43 at tie IKE; re1ued quek but qulte
steady at l6<c Q 164zc for hards
8EEDsNo sales OF any description reported, pus
prices unchanged.
,ses an lbs NJ iSo sc ~ 81 o o rresse part
01<c. l0s<c
$1,000 lbs. at 12c l2kc. -
wHIsKKr-Receipts bbls no market very quiet;
small sales made ut the quotations last issue
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

Y. TIE genera trade o. the city was tas ssd some
~hss unsettled daring the week, OWING manly 70 the
sseliDs In gold, the prev ious advance in wAies had
led 70 certain ano1nt OF speculative eusi'
sssa The sudden spAsm IN the morsy fnsSkss
aad tns ocnssousei dlculty Of oetaiupg dscounisss
shs same Tine checked operaiions and there moas
Hneesiuon 10 cell than 70 buy, sncspt on the Producs
nrehsnre where breadEues we're good demand,
shiscy On spseus,vs account a advsscins quotations.
The advance In The Brsh nnxss and ths increased
oursmsDts fcv export, tos.,her WITH belief the
surplus crops this yssr viii fall short Of previous ss,-
males. contributed 70. this rsssit The duln.ss and
srcopsg tendency Of the market raw cotton seemed
70 Influence upos the dry goods trade in which
prices we're generally lower than 10 the pre-
v,ous week aad The demand limited 10
supply Of immediate wants, both regards foreign
ssd domestic socds The receipts Of cotton all the
soubsrp porss during the wssk sndns on Friday
s,ss7 bales against sosi bsles IN the preceding week
The Tsoehu 81 this port we're l,a3 The experts from
,its ycJt vU, Vsy s729 bses, sssss' ,2soI 'er 'b'
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

corresponding week 1888 ard from the LIST OF septem-
Der a75l bates against 2o 3o3 The stocks At all the
ports accord us latest advices aggregated I1zzf
bales against 239 bales at the same time last year.
The reports relative the growing Drop are still contra
dctorv Complaint is made that rains aoog the
Atlantic ssabaard have done great damage From
South Carolina and Alabama the accoupts are onfavoS
sbIs bot from Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee
they are encouraging. and from Texas and Louisiana
less dscoursgng than they few wscks sgo Last
v.sr,s crop IL estimated 70 have slightly exceeded
100 ooo bales only although the receipts st sl the
ports for 1867 were ZOO 900 bales the being
due to the surplus OF the previous still unmarketed
Tho present crop probably Be larger than last years.
the weather snould b favorable from this for
ward but Il would be premature 70 estimate II yet
The stock Of cotton Liverpool the 7th inst was
7se $50 balcs against 600 $50 the time in 1866
and London 93 637 bales against 237 There were
the time anoat 600 OF American and 623 72o
Of Indian, making total anoat and IN warehouse Of
1l3 6s7 baes against as7 q the same time last
year.
The foreign exchange market was heavy during the
early part OF the week. and prime bankers sterling ~
sixty dsys declined l0oH lo01 under pressure TO
sell bills drawn against shipments Of nvetwenties but
subsequently, shsre IN improved demand, and the
rate advanced TO 1895 109s< Al the close, however,
the ates second hand suhjoined although the
leading drawers asked lo9x for their bills at long sight
on London :-Bankers bills England st sixty days
lossl 1oel; at three days. 1eoH ITO; commercial
bills, lOsh 100; bills Paris st sixty days, 6l0h
Glsx: st three dsya SIS 6.13x.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway earned for
second week in September six days, el1S 72o second
week In September, 1866, Sl6o e35decrease, $62soo
The suboined shows the highest prices a.
which the leading stocks sold s tho rst regular board
on each Of the following Saturdays:-
The New York herald., 1867-09-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


CorroS--rhe market continued dun and depressed The
demand st mainly confined the immediate wants OF
spnners aad the sales only SO bales upon basis
2ic "a axe. FOR mddng upsnds.
CorrTEThe sales Of Rio moderate, but prices
and We note sales OF 1870 bags steamer
North America, part At 3 gold Ia bond and 50 do ex
Star Of Devon private Other kinds continued
inactive Rio Janeiro, August - 1S7-A motion has just
been brought forward IL the Chamber OF Deputies
posing export duiv coffee by per and
IL 10 quits probable that this will into law The
question Of increasing both import export duties has
long been nooed and the wants OF the government from
the potracted With Paraguay very pressing
there doubt ths " IL measure which cannot be much
hnr-r delaTei. This L. fact the general opinion. aud
aoat that portion NJ least Of the duty
coffee viii he made PAYABLE in gold
PIOUR GEafS-Eeceipts l5l6S bbls. -four, 2S. fS5
bushels wheat 1sfGi do s16i dc. The
somewhat irregular. and pr.ces OF kinds medium
grades ruled rather lower On the whole however. the
market Without marked change and We insert our
Yesterdays quotations California steady The sales
including California; 800 bbls Southern -four
Irregular but active the sales being
81 bbis within the OF quotations. Rye
unusd 10 advance and the demand better Sales 600
bhls f6 sS Corn meal though quiet ruled drm,
cf ~ bbls ut 81 for Brsndywne and = rs for
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

Putnam, coebr.ne, and Marlborough. Amssrons NYorf
IA has@os SEPT r,er Anderson NYors
tsnd sid from Grsyessnd loth,; iosb Edmusa soudsr
Arrived al Gravs.snd iosh. Topeka BLANCHARD Rich
sanaas a s s.pis~cis.r-d xSiar sriss.. New Or
oso.ro .os Sept arrived iycarxa. shis Lea..
xi:.a T:.Iss % S aS'; E;s
:. P.ns.s suis sH%rvsA x.rA. sssss.. Reed Sing.
rr:ss'': ;.:s r.. q 9sl ns.ss
Victoria Iochstever Nyo h ath tsos iShl Rival poane.
.ss sn:: :
::s Iss S;:js s:T:;: ;:;s.u.s Ms
souIyxsrIos, Sept s-Arrivsd Western Metropolis s'>
"i smiseHm July 7-Arrved. Meteor. Doscher. Nyork
18th Brlvidere Morris Yotohama
s.nssd.. .lss %. sep. s~A4issd T xossl white NOR
rr.Ssissoi 18Th. os S.os Dudley Hong Kong 500
Sailed July 7th. Hays,ocs Bo.dea, NYo,s;
zAxrR Aug 2s-sailed. Flora Coviing. HYort
Amepicau Forte.
BOSTON sept21 AM-Arrved schrs Charm, CroweI,
.s ss
SIss,sd.sss.mss eserss Up.es. s..n oh.rls:ens
e. ;. TSs%s:: :sSs. ocuid. csSss. Sssss'o~a,
ssssy s:;asss .1.S Ss%::
ExrH Sept is-XTrved, scsr li:sy Isasisa, SsnDsit
s!s: -, j% Tes;ss' SHAW: iss:s:; iss' 70
Sailed is.h schrs JasAI.. HarfnaA q Domingo; Nary
cHxRLEsToi Sept is-Arrs'sd irss cais esrA Wilson,
S..n: Es%:. e: s:s,.;,sy. :s SC
eiF6 EF6dAsTowS e Sept brig Jun. Ar.y Bab
fn port IssS most o. srrvs. Il sAs sh brig Ju.
HOLMES HOLE, acpt =, PN-AnivsA, sehr Pearl.
Hst AM~Xrrived brig Gamma, Masshali, Phnadelphis
Koret brown, baltimore for Boston uarI
Bankirk. Haley, do for Hnsham; John @ Henry Dflks,
do for Lynn Express Brown, do for Salem C Young,
Ocean Ranger Clark Boston; Malsbar, Welch.
Eddysvile for do; Superior Jameson NYork for Ports
mouth: Sarah Conarv do for Plym,uth yernnl Berry,
Rondout tor Newburyport: Arnica tBIl speght Prov
dence for Boston, Richard Peerson, English, $500 fs
sailedFSchrs Pearl Peterson Maabsr, Dexnlo, Jos
Ames Superior Expreas VIM Butsnsn, Sarah
NEW BEDFORD, Sent 20-Arriyed, brig John halci'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 81, AN-Arrived. schrs Annie
Martin, Liovd Boston: kolnoks. Barrett, Norwich. .
Cle.rsd-Schrs eisns sun J:n:s; wneesr rsnrns NC
and Are Garwood. Codfrev. BOSTON: Alabama Vangiider
Medford n yanneman vanneman Salem; Helen r, Jones'
Middletown CT. -,
Jos Long, Perry, Bangor for NYork steamer Drso shsr
Ciearsd-schr Phenix. johnson, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Sept lS-Saled. bark Geo Il jenkins tbrl -
iythEarried schr Burdets Hart Horton, NYork.
Cleared-Schr Erie Elliott Boston.
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

The wheat market vas Irregular spring ruling rather
sos er.5. st.s s. 2 iof csissso .gSas sss
T. % ,Tssf s;''f spa Cora
% s.s. Toe sH R',s
81 M for new mirei Western aud 81 pa 81 % Tor
ss. s.r. % S'i fEsI a sf'iws
fs.s ss .s,. ' ~.r. at M & Hss 81 q .SS
tbs later pre- At she rairad depc, equal 70 30 delv
S aS ss:s. STs h.I,y "S VS.. 'si as "s5s sss
FarIorr- N. .nrsemen,s light. bu. fun rate.
demaadet rhev fair inquiry for vessels FOR
', o E.srPoo % oP pr.s. S tons ssyy
good. 81 .. od and per steamer 600 ec-h,,. corn At "a,
OIL s5s el ana 50 bids nour Al la 81 70 glasgow. pes
.s s. s Ss p,sm 5 fSs os q
ss.-s,p s ss.s s. n. s s ss s,Pa, :;
sriu-a Irs ~ Tiadward, s.ss bbs, all private
a1sypsof cloth .r,au sis. wee made a, 2ss1c bag.
HiD.. -Ts. nsrIc, va. sh.r nor. steady aud
.ass s sSS S g f.I. . ffa fSs ssa ' y
bon ss@ass re.so al ~ sarrcuey q. s.y rua.
HorIhe aensns vas fair sua griees were arm Al Scc.
s:,:. :; :':s ,ss %s.,,,s .:. .,YT. :,
chssr-Nsals rm ssesangrd st lie izse' gold.
EoIIssss insrss, moderately active snd price.
.,,s m IN ma. : .s sr Sssi ss :.
S . va. .c % T isass S n e ss%
acre ony moderately sctve prices unchanged
sNs 80 bels coaroa a. so Do strained At o. isI
81 Ai, ~ DO No al 81 az aud $50 DO No l. st ~ 81
rsr vns steady at former pricei
ou., -Linssed Vas quiet unchanged at 81 a 81 81
other "A rds wsrs steady 81 our lAet quotations.
PrTrorN Crude only In moderate demand, but
ont,s s-aN fJ In bulk The spot The only sales
heard Of v 20 bbls regular gravity 10 bulk for last
hsr orsob~r at IsLc. sellers option Bonded very
quiet and hsa lhcush bolsers generally manifssed no
f.o.,foo 10 n concession. tbs market closing
ne bta snS A. ssxei for standard white The sales
we're $50 hbs stani rd white at Sc 10 DO prime white
a az IIo, Sc s& sdad whre, for October ~ Yc and
So do Tor toe bssn Of nis month on prvat terms ard
900 DO light 70 N us At Sse 10 raadeipeis he
lbs stsndtri White. tor n toter a, &c - =. -.
JEgtfIosN .-Recelts, ~ svxs. AFo- ike sws sSsss
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

The shipments 70 the corresponding period IL the pro-
vious thirteen Year, compare q folows:-
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture for sale-Property family leaving city. Ros
wood Eageres Paror suits covered French brocate Boo
case Panungs Bonrss Mirrors Carpets Pianoforto Sta
uary, Bedstead. wardrobes Burraus Extension rabl'
Buffet. China GLASS ani silver Ware at great saorhc'
for cash. Inquire a; "a West sixteenth street sst
avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-09-23
Died.


AIkER AT sea- on board the steamer City OF Paris
on Thursday September 10, HORACE EUGENE ALKxR,
aged Sc years and mouth
Notice OK funeral on Tuesday
BExssrr.-At Flatbusn on saturday September 2l
CoRyFLstra BENNETT sr in the eth year OF his age
The relatives an friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
this fyondayl afternoon at two O'Clock.
Busg-CaARIEs I3UsH, aged 81 years and months
HIS friends .nd acquainances are requested to at
tend the funeral from No 3S Hudson avenue, this
lsionday) afternoon, at one o'clock.
CsuRca-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, September %,
MIRA ELIZA A. wife OF Charles r. Church. IN the 3lst
wear Of her age
Funeral from her iate residence No. 20 Hicks street,
BROOKLYN.
rorty-ars, street. on SUNDAY. September ~ DAVID
Crow
The particulars in Tuesdays paper.
CiARKR.-Suddenly, on Sunday morning September
a. CoasoS w. CLARKE, in his b3d year.
The funeral will take pace from his late residence,
seventy street. between Fourth aud Madison ave-
nues on Wednesday afternoon clock. The rea.
out further notice
DoDcr-on Sunday, September o. FRANK srrLx, the
youngest child OF John aud Dora Dodge aged year,
J months and days.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited attend
the funeral from the residence Of his parents, Ma
combs Dam, Eighth and 15sth street, Tuesday
afternoon. at three O'Clock.
DouGIAss saturday. September q, JosrrH Dora-
LASS, aged IS years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and also the
members Star OF Hope Lodge, No s3o and sister
Lodges Of and M are respssitully s. invited 70
noon, st two oc ock from bis late residence eorncr OF
suydam street and Central avenue, Brooklyn, ID.
FAScHsR.-A Greenpont, on Saturday evening, sep
smbcr II. after lingering illness, DAVID FAscHsR In
the list year Of his age.
lnvi,sd attend funeral from bis late residence
No. 80 Noble street Greenpoint this thond.yl evening
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

IIar.n thoI (iafOr nrfAd
an sna & when of Charleston ON last
short Of coal and headed for the latter port When
nineteen mile: % Charleston the pscpss pin ,n fs ont and
o'clock Pm The nrs onscr & @ S arS ru,ser msoe %
prsssa.icn having baisr 10 tns SS.. which leaked
, ns II hs bost bsiier and pilot was secured
foot o. rase. @ hes IN h % cS,rlestcn al DAYLIGHT when tug
OF the opinon that be WIN have 70 60 tme dy Hoer 70 e
this port before Thursday Her cargo is sisa hemp and
red wood.
DEIE9r oaT from ssa, % ,s sam 'n,i sS
ing ing experienced rough wcsIher.
nearly q whole suit o. sails -.
cams Sr.c 81 on he .oS after dschsrns cargo
her free.
pore Which arrived here July had struck reef in u.
had TO Be .sssd S so 10 evsy two SSS
induced 70 return 70 work
sg' New YORK NTH sens ss e @
80 p ass bsn IN loa - and s
during ssn , s u ,hs can n" frea.a vas srrans o
the eyes Of the ana n ioe ~ sn h w %
S m a. sbs made arre quantity Of water ana her pss
s,ns ""'" ana 'n n' '''
~'a-s. ~..x Gan. N tn. ..h- oc.., r,,. oos poc..
i.Sdl, Capt Luce frOm BorasanI FOR New York with
.sils She Il. be towsd to ,is y,c.ors Docks Passage
Miscellaneous.
YAcur EAnlr BrnD owned by Or O A. Cooper OF Green.
port LII has been sold to gentleman Of Stamford ct for
LAuScnxp-on the 18th inst, from the yard of Captain
Patchogue. schr about rs
barthen named the Anna Price she intended for the
trade under command OF Capt b, her sole
Boss VIM Bario builder.
Sr~h.r.
no"on 49,
10, lat Y y. Ion Is W.
ss. FRANCISCO scot ,. lat IS % LOO II 10 W
ship trcderc Iudor Bradford from Boston ior BOMBAY
Aug ~ ~ - ~ ion c, - ra. e p,u.,.,,h,.
BARK schamyl Crospy, from LONDON Tor fhiaoeiphs'
Aug y, lat a. Ion y
FoFesgn Fortss
AxrwrRr Sept s-Arrived, Lorena, Hchborn. Phfadel
mia: Thomas Lord, Prebie, Akyab
Sailed 7th City OF Cork (sL Philips NYork (snd passed
Dungeness ], ~ Pm shl; sth. Medway tg Harris DO
AxJirp. July l6Passed by Queen Of the Seas, Reed
from NYork FOR Hong Kong a2d Asburon McDiarmid do
for do
BRisroL tPil), Sept e-Arrived. Hannah Hicks Hicks
NYork-
BRxsxrHAvry Sept 6-Arrived, orpheus, vessels snd
Tuisco. Schumacher Philsdeiphia: 7tb Hersche FRIED
richs; Athena wark and Jupler Kuckens do; Auguste
Won Hsr,en. Baltimore: r-
The New York herald., 1867-09-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRAiNARp-- ASpRuss.-On Wednesday, September 1s,
by the Rev. r. C. Putney, JAMES F. BaASARD TO Many
II. ANpRuss, all OF this city.
Newhurg papers please copy.
JAYNEs-HARSEp.- Smithtown. on Wednesday, Sep
tember Is. by the Rev. ID. Jones' W. BENJAMIN JAYSRs
OIL Brooklyn, to Miss MATILDA, daughter OF James
Harmed Esq, OF the former place No cards.
JoRpAS-HAGADoRy.- Poughkeepee, n. Y, on
Thursday September TO- by the Rev. L. L. Prentice,
the residence OF tho BRIDES parents, E. FRANK JoRDAy
Of this city TO Miss LOUISE only daughter OF John Haga
dorn Esq
September 10, by the Rev. David IRVING D. D., WILLx
n. LApUR Of Adrian, Mich, to MARY s., daughter OF
William c. Baker, Of the for mer place
MASS-HARsED Smithtown, on Wednesday, Sep
tember 49, by the Rev. ID. Jones, W. T. MANN, of New
York, TO Miss JosEPurSs daughter Of James Harmed.
Esq, OF the former place. No cards
wEsTeRyErI-Sr Jony.-M Ithaca, N Y, on Thurs
day, september 49, By the Rev. f. NJ Zabrskie OF Cave
rack, JOIN G. wEsrERyRLr OF Brooklyn, to NARY H.,
youngest daughter OF I. p St John.
The New York herald., 1867-09-23

Suboined 10 the total valuation OF the foreign imports
at this port for The week ending September 20 compared
with those OF tho two preceding weeks also the value
Of dry goods entered at the port and thrown the
since January OF this year. and for the correspond
ing period in 1855 and 1900
Week ending Sept, .. Sept H. Sspt 20
Dry goods ....... $22i3,0s5 s20os 237 $Is48 1877
General merchandise 1876, eli 24S7,3l9 2SS0, 2lS
Total for the week S. 40s 276 $45S3 $50 1876 AIS
The imports o. dry goods for the week Jan.
uary compare follows
For TIE ueck 1865 1906. 1867.
Entered the port 81 o2o 412 81 462 sa3 $1sa6 1877
Thrown on market. &37S,lS5 :,625. ISL 1897, sos
Siace Jdn l.
Entered port OF $IOo $40 sss sos ss2 s3
Thrown market 81 359.5&4 97.447.G06 75,1ll,534