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New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
To STORS.

Among the various rest-bearing securities now
offered in the market present greater Inducements
TO investors than the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
For the following among other reasons;
l. Because the UNITED STATES GoyERNMEST has loaned
its credit for nearly half the amount necessary to build
the road and looks only to small tax on the future
traffic for repayment.
H. Because the business OF the road upon the COM
pleted portion nearly hundred miles, has been astonsh
ingly profitable and promises 20 be still more so
III Because the Great Pacific Railway, OF which this
ia the western and most important link. is the great
through line by which communication must be kept up
with the Pacific coast.
w Because while the principal and interest OF these
bonds Is payable in GOLD they are offered at ten per
cent less than Government bonds drawing tho Same
rate OF interest.
V Because they are exempt from the contingencies
and risks OF ordinary railroad securities.
VI Because they secured bya FIRST MoRrGAoE' on
property worth nearly three times the amount OF the
bonds.
For sale at per cent and accrued interest from JAN
In currency.
For further particulars applyto ..4
FISK & HATCH, Bankers,
No. 8 Nassaust., N Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
THE MARKETS.

lCsreilly reported for TmE rRrsvSEl
TUESDAY. March 3s, 1867.
AsHES-The market for Pots is firm but dull at sst1k
ass GA; Pearls nominal. -.
BROOM CORN-The demand is good, and the mnrkes
closes steady; sales OF 200 bales at sQlic n, cash
BUILDING MATERIALS are firm and IN good ds-
fnand We quote Brick at $l1a$l2 for Common Hard;
sra SIs CrOtOn and SIS for Philadelphia Front Ce-
ment at for ROsendale. Laths at - p for East
ern and Rockand Lime at 81 s. for Common and ~ for
Lump. ,.
BEEswAX has been In moderate request at previous
prices closing at 3Sd for Yellow Western and South
CANDLES are without change in value the demand has
been moderate We quote Adamantne at o22c. sperm
Ssa40c and Patent at lSd50c.
COTTONThe demand has been fair chiefly for invest
meut prices remain steady at about yesterday figures
sales OF 225 bales at Sic for Mddng Opands to SIC Tor
Middng NewOFleans. .
COFFEE-The demand continues very fair for Rio and
nj our advanced figures the market closes fm sales OF
SllO bags ex steamer North America at II 1l36c gold IN
bond and O45 arrive per Brazilian, private terms;
other kinds are fair demand and n sales OF $50 bags
Laguayra at lsc and $50 Maracaibo at lSc both gold
The stock Of Rio, made up by MesSrs VIM scott ~
Sons embraces l9l91 at this port, 5000 at Bamor 2W
at Mobile, and 1000 at NewOreans We quote IN coin as
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
TUESDAY, March 26-P. NJ.
Gold closed Mt l3ii.

bOlu ClOhcu di l0f8.
Government stocks are lower with quite large sales
in all the gold-bearng issues. State stocks were
steady. For railway mortgages moderate business
at former quotations. The miscellaneous stocks are
neglected; Quicksilver Mining Co. fell 3 per cent;
Atlantic Mail sold ut 81, and Pacific at 12G89l2G3;
New-York Central was in demand at higher prices,
upon the belief that the Legislature will allow an in
crease of fares Erie sold at 81. The Western shares
were steady at last nights advance but there was no
large buying in any direction After the call, prices
were steady, and the market exceedingly dull, eX-
cept for Michigan Southern, which sold up to az.
At the Second Board prices were not sustained, eX-
cept for steamship stocks. The market closed dull
at the following prices: Canton, 45a45,; Cumber-
land, $685. Western Union, 4lsGili; Quicksilver,
32IS; Pacific Mail ERA la7l; Atlantic Mail s4,aS5;
N. Y. Central, lO53alO6; Erie, 57la55.; Hudson
River 1S7a14O; Reading 1Ol.a1Oll; Michigan,
Southern 76l07C.; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 79979a;
North Western, S5s63jl; Northwestern Preferred,
o4!a6i.; Rock Island 96lG06s; Fort Wayne, $50
a55 Illinois Central, 1l5sG1l6
To-day's bidding prices for bank shares were as
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
,n,y yopK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH o. 1867

the front door that the police might look In and in respect
TO the origin OF the fire. that thore was no fire Kept within
the walls OF tho building that the premises were %
ingat about o'clock the evening OF the ltn OF ESD
ruarv-WhO was closely followed by two Other persons
specay assigned to that duty and that the fire. though
sinoulderng all the time unless ncendary, was NOT as
covered until about IL hours later Yours Tespeoty'
Netc- York March 90, 1867. ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
eareoes I'm bondl u dlSl

COPPER-The market for American Ingot Is still very
unsettled; sales 2oOooO Portage Lake. for June den
24lc., and Baltic 24l62iic. ~,
fOAI-The market for Domestic has been fairly active
but with large arrivals prices without change 10 note
Our present ample sales from Yard at ff@ss per
tun In Foreign very little has been donei the supply
limited, and prices nominal. ~, ,,,
DRUGS AND DYES-All articles coming under TINS
heading have met with fair demand, out prices h'o
nIoho Wa uuOtp:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
EISK & HATCH.

RANERs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SEcURIffBs.
No. 5 NAssAU-Sr. -.
Will roceiye SEVEN THIRTY notes for conversion into the
NEW $40 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, on the most iaVOrap's
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-M,RcH 25-Befo
JUdge SNAILE1.

Joseph Gordon. convicted of passing counterfeit
fractional currency sentenced totwO years aud six
months Imprisonment a hard labor In Sing Sing Prison.
Frederick Gusceti alias Jacques ROelnger convicted
of attempting TO obtain bounty money and back pay by
pcrsOnating Jacques RoclBgcr Union soldier who died
In Andersonvle Prison sentenced To seven years
imprisonment in the Albany PenitcntIary.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
srEcIIL TERS.-Beforo Justice ROBERTSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-MARCH2 90.
Before Judge CARDOZA.
DECISIONS

DECISIONS.
Knauer agt. Knauor.--Affidayit of service of cor
tilted copy order is defective
Horn, jr., agt. Murphy-Order settled and Thomas j..
Barr appointed receiver.
Lewis agt. Marshal.-Frederiok A. Mariner appointed
receiver
Marsh agt. Gabandon. - The proposed amendments
should bc examined by plaintiffs attorney, aud such II
any he acccdcs 90 should DO marked. The papers
can then be again submitted.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUn-M MARCH 26-Before Mr..
Justice CIERKE.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIr-M MARCH 2O.-BefOre MI.
Justice CLERKE
AN UNSATISFACTORY CONCLUSION
Christie agt Haskell
In this matter reported yesterday, in which the
case turns on the question OF deceit In the defendant
in certain representations To the sOlyency OF an
endorser OF his paper the jury after being out some
hours failed To agree stood nine to three when
they went out and when they returned.
Mr. Gerry for plaintiff; Mr.. A. A. Nash for defendant
CHAMIIsRs-Befere Justice Ingraham
DECISIONS.
Foley agt. Mcdonald Motion to yacate stay
granted. .
Carris agt Fay: Waterman agt. Mackay Boinsher agt
Rochester City and Is. X. r. Co.; Ray agt. Bradford !;
Same agt. Same; Elmer agt Samc.-MOtiOn granted .
Jackson ngt. Jacks0n.-Report Of Referee confirmed
and Judgment OF divorce granted Cmtody of children
awarded to plaintiff 80,
Telt agi Prasi; wicks ct al agt. Frank-Motions
granted, with SO costs. .
ogden agt Ogfcn.-Motion granted The mother TO
retain custody Of children, with leave to the father TO see
them "A week. -,
Eidgway ngt. Azer.-Motion 10 correct taxation
denied without costs
Before Justice SMITH
Mills q Orne. Jones agt. Butler, Shack ngt. Curtis
Motion denied with SO costs.
Kerr ngt COnoyan--Motion granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
SUPERIOR COURT-TRAL TgRN-MARCH 25-Before
Justice GAnyIE -

Az FNNUE N IN INhIHANtE FULIIl
Youkes FIR Co The Hoffman Fre Insurance Co
Tho plaintiffs reinsured. for the North American
Insurance Company Of Philadelphia, one-half OF their
certain oil yard I'm Philadelphia, stated In the
original policy Ia be- IL was, Ashst. They again
divided their risk reinsuring with the defendants for
800 The policy, through confusion careless
nes described tho property situated on Archst The
defendants already had risks on the premises IN question
ing risks they would not have taken any further nsur-
ac the premises but that they deceived by the
knowledge that they had no risks on Arch-st.
The Jury the direction OF the Court, rendered YER
dict for plaintiff for S2,Gu -.
SPECIAL TERa.-BefOre Justice ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
Powers agt. Underwood; Weston agt. Graham
Motions granted on terms
Powers agt. Moore; Atlantic Navigation Co agt John
son: Feitrcteh agt. TOtten-MOti0nS granted
Launis agt Figaro Same agt. samc-Motons granted
without costs
Brillas agt The A. ~ g. g. Go. Motion vacatlng stay Of
proceedings granted.
Blrdsall agt. Dormon; Halsey agt. Carter-Motions
granted.
Blrdsall agt Dorman-Moton granted directing bill Of
particulars to be furnished.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

TRRs. PARr i.-MoNRLL, J.
lJl2J-fouug agt The National
Steam Nav. Go.
3l3l-lIOhhs agt. Punge.
3l;o-lInrlingsIne agt. Burlingame.
JlJ7-Barues agt. Watkins.
l3l5l-Lighie agt. Chandor.
l3lj3-phillips agt Gerstner.
jlaS-Gast sgt Nathan.
lJl51-Moore agt. Herman.
GARyIN. J.
Jg6-Badger agt. Simpson.
nii-Marks AT. Koenig.
lJl82- Fowler agt Buuham.
lh58-llsppy agt Perkins.
2dB-MOrrOw agt Walker.
lIA-Billings agt. Silber.
I2fi6-Bmns agt Rourk.
l3ll2-ODonnrll agt Gray.
f-DALN, j.
1O-Thomas W. Titus sgt Robert
Froelich, imprd, &c.
l08-llorace u. Clahlin, &c, agt
James Buchanan, BE.
il0-Ahraham l,owenbein aSl
John sexton, &c.
].
il2-Spooner al. The South West
em lnn Go.
llJ-Same agt Sana
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
CIVIL COURTS.
COIRT OF FAPPEALS-MARCH 26.--Before Chief Justice
ID AVIS and "A full bench.


several hundred suits and if the appellants are success
fui viii give rule of costs in very large class Of
cases to the profession.
The Preferred Calendar then taken up.
THE o'BRIEN MURDER.
Jeremiah OBhen agt The People o,,,
This is an appeal in the of jeremiah OBren,
convicted Of numbering his mistress, Kate smith, IN
most aroclOus manner in june 1866 He was convicted
in the General Sessions of this county ana on appeal te
General Term unanimously sustained the convicton.
this appeal are that certain Jurors were improperly eK
cludod; that testimony going 10 snow tne accuseu 10
have been labOring under an attack OF denrum rees
was excluded; and that the judges charge to delrium
tremens wrong The judge In replying TO question
Of juror to its effect read them the following SEN
al" madman commit felony he shall not lose his life
for It, because his nrmty came by the act OF COD but
IL drunken man commit felony he shall not be ex
cused, because the imperfeeton came by his own de
faultb and sentence from Sir Matthew Hale: This vice
doth deprive of the Of and put many men
into perfect but temporary trepzy, puE py tne
sS Lay sT SH S as The
same alignment IL he IN his right senses" ana
% M ead uty bcb % eyprv one owes to his fellow men and
10 society TO say nothing of more solemn obligations 10
preserve as Tar s 1t es IN MS own PS9"er or 5s b
fixed disease though brought on by his own wees the
Law holds @ not f e restraints S and
conscience, wrong done him. II he ls considered an
swepbe for any injury which, in that state he may DO
The defense claim that these phrases applied to
drunkenness and not 10 derum remens, real disease
however may be produced but that the charge OF the
Court made and was Intended 10 make them DeneFetha
II was no more excuse than drunkenness.
The following is the argument OF the respondent on
this point:
All the instructions OF the Judge, and every request
from counsel about ntOxcatiOn insanity or deirum
trcmens-however wrong right they may have been
became, under the evidence, mere distractions Ihere
was particle OF evidence Of delrium or insanity
i,ting on the day question which worthy or legal
review The letter dictated written by prisoner was
the strongest evidence that he knew the rGht or wrong
of the act he did and that he then was legally sane
That letter showed him. within an hour OF The homicide
TO he exercising memory reflection Judgment p0stEe
adjudication in an ethical matter with full possession OF
his affective qualities also This Court, I'm prior decisions,
Rogers Walters Kenny, Ferris, Lamb &c, &c. appears
10 exhausted the learning this relation OF lntoA
cation insanity toward intent in murder and have UNI.
formy adudcated against the views yet again zealousy
urged by counsel for prisoner
Decision reserved g. H. Stuart for Apellant Mt A. o.
Hall for People.
DECISIONS
The Peope, rel Cagger agt. Thomas Dolan.-Judg-
ment Of Supreme Court reversed, and Judgment for
defendants with costs.
The People &c, plaintiffs In error agt Henry f.
Monng defendant in acknowledgement affirmed
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
CALENDARS -THs DAY.
InIfHT nv AppEAIS

COURT q
5-Baskin agt. Baskin.
Steals sgt The Home lns. G.
7--l.ewis agt Mott
B-CoOke agt. Barnes.
g-Onderionk et al agt. Voc
HES.
l0-Lyon sgt. Mitchell.
li-Willis sgt. Mott
l2-POiter ug,. Van Vrankea.
SUPREME COURT-CiKCuiT-
day for shor, causes. PART ILL.,
SUPREME COuRT-SPk
i60-WOOdrad sgt Valentine.
21G--Seed agt Valentine.
lJj-Corley Agt froeligh.
lR-Penguei sgt Phelps
2lg-Gilllck Rgt Gilliek.
2l9-Beamish agt. Woodbridge.
i25-Work sgt Ellis
l26-WOrk agt ElliA
lB7-Dunton act Pecare.
2l5-Schlaefer ag,. Weldberger
22l-Odell agt. Martin.
SUPREME COURr-C
5-Darber agt Smith.
B7-Webb agt. Skinner
8B-Webb agt. Skinner
e9-Weeb agt. skinner.
g9-Rerford at. Bway ard Se'
enth-ave. Il. r. Co.
l00-ReIford agt Bway and Se'
euth-ANe, II. II. 90.
l05-DOnnan sgt. Fiske.
llJ-Lieber ast Steamship Cifeaa
alan.
l5j-KerT Agt. CanaTan.
l00-OsgoOd agt Snow.
Call commences At No. 2i6.
SUPERIOR COuRT-TRiAL
29ig-lIarris agt StilNell.
20J7-l COMPTON agt. Read.
36l1-Jerofne ct. AL sgt Greeh
2G9J-Thomas, by Guardian, at
Ranch.
24ll-lloWel sgt Kelly, Sbf. &c.
Jll5-Tolland agt The Natloua
Steam Nav. Co.
3ll7--Burke ct al sgt Belts
PART IL
l7Gl-Msret1ek agt Cauldwcll q 81
Ji'si-Samtrr agt Harrison et A.
Jl8O-West Il al. agt. Schuchnal
1t al
265i-lIyams Il a. sgt. Howard.
3ltO- Samicr agl. Schuchmaa et al
3l0O-Byrnes sgi- Grinin.
5gOl-Beck egi. Soc
COURT OF COMMON
51-John G. Dodge. IT,, agt. liar
veg Brown. Sc.
T-James Bstlgate Admir-, kc.
at. John b. llaskin.
0l-Leon Sachse agt Garrltt Yer
rance, &c.
PART H.
Bogert agt. Bpgeri
gl-Sternhhni ct a. sgt Prissl
et al
iO5-JOpes at, Gdniag rI al.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The deposits have been running down for several days,
and are at this time unusually low This Is accounted
for i'm part by the withdrawal of unemployed balances
for Investment in Government securities, to avoid taxa
ton From this movement and the preparations on the
part OF the National Banks for their quarterly statement
the market Is likely 10 be very close for week or zen
days TO come Rates of interest in the regular way range
from per cent but outside capital can be invested
at PALS for the time being
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

lCsrehlly reported for The TRIsvSE.l
TUESDAY, March 2s, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
paSsFNGERS SAILED.

rop pppNrpA AND SOUTHAMPTON. sept lt-In uNn'IRP N ~
,sniln Mears Brooklyn to boathAmp.I Nj a." "ur and
% Ms,.achusstts avre Mr. and Mrs Chs Nst M
he5 Master Charles Rodel from Boston u, h nh1 ~. W
M s & Now York 10 Bremen Mrs Mary Powse J9hn y
VIZ G Iremen Capt Austin Buffalo or 90 "eo
~ ~, 10 HAVE Femmng New York 10 40 ~
Msi And Master Rchag DeAeroiI from ad'o uueaup Fug
Mssa NJ Rosne Hoffman,, Mrs Pauline Won t,tn tin
w tI, Ksnphake Cincinnati; Henry Langa'n ~, Neal pS
Sswyari PLip feTger Albany; GOtieD hoN Dietrich
Zsnf.i LeonhArd Roth, VIM ho's, &c
Nsi, hnir.ss Muller Chicago; Heinz L9ren sad
Pneier Ee1York W AmtIen, 81 s an.iin New York 10
son. .n rom NeNYok Tor Bremen nh Ohio
ayre. John Nelson California joan f,s srlwa Busao
p.r F,Ie Pa 10 Bremen Mrs Ju.a S, H. ,seysSa
hAe ,ii.v Bstimore H. Thompson and olh. ~ NJ.
FoR foSDON AND BREST, Sept ~ n FARRELL lanes
n nn y ~ lanes Mr. and Mrs y hsst N, "a ,I,o Eu@eue
Eis 7, ~ IN sIes Wilson Timothy lGoggn WIN ~ m,
uahot s' Piefes LADY ani en. nt,s
lady ana lsp August Ieydt Rebseea Booth aha i1mi o.
NJ. L. Nicholas I'd Maeoy JOS hains o,e gne and family Mr.
Consn & lane Ariene Bacon q. Colon EhtiOn hhs S@ @
ald & h Dale Henry MI Stoly g A. osalu NV NET
~ CLARK Ellen Sullivan and amly ala'o S'N'' 'A' ~ "
~ RntouIeh and 50 oshers IN the sieesSe q, rs,.,,, Al.
Tch lNPTON AND HAMBURG sept
Won Wydenbruck, Austrian mha'ssuvI ~ 1I,ns
vor Wydebruck and three children Vol = reSLe
Mrs = - 1 9 Grant Leopold Werheiner lsssc G9ishmdt IL
3 49,, Aep,s Peters jr Lewis Roihsehi ChsIes
VOL In Lehman Mr G. L. SteTnherg three chh'h
@ mi et a. A. MAYER Miss Lena Fielder r. Nleouseh - neH,I
Sls, gam John sauer Mrs Eugel, Frederick Seiet II.
,,on Nagsl W. Wilsns, n g. Hansen ucoTge ~
~ n,rp Jacob Endern Mr. and Mrs Frederick DeAHu '''
M.yget Kimlek Mira KAtE and others 10 ihe deese us.
NJ brewster J. John g. Whitley philadelphia Re. W X
n ad Mr McTear Solomon and Miss Mao Jamesf M,ooy
n iohus,ore Alexander. d. Mcoue, Julian Cuftto M y, -
tts AID ,,IeT M Deacon, England ClaIs s"'A' :" "SHV
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

TA<SEs ! u 49,.
Peechn Paris James Francois Mccoy Mrs Pess ana
daughter Savannah MI and Mrs Bekebeuy Henry hooD sah
Barton Martin Rearson, Mr. Csotty, England. -, - NJ
FOR LIVERPOOL Sept HInl steamship yirgna-Mis susan fau
Ohio; Casey John, B. Mr. and Mrs T. o2
ls Pittsburgh Miss George and children Mr. and Ss Mmboy H.
Thompson Miss VI. Mitchell T. OGonnor New lofk VI M9u
cagor Mr. Rowenha Paris Mrs Flynn Cincinnati MI ana Nis w
For, Windsor. Conn. ~ ~
FOR SAVANNAH Sept liln steamship San Jae5toIJ w. Rob
ert3 and wife Capt r. W. Rounee Henry Rountree frank s W
D. Carver L. Bashinsh A. Hennan, H. Herman Robert
Richard Bullock j. A. Moyna Honn r. A. Clara miss af.
Miss Chase Master Chase Mr. Seig Mrs Faurhaus and infant d. ~
Benjamin. William Gran, George Boken, George sone MISS cole
Mrs Het Adams T. e. ComstOrk L. r. Ninshp Ferdinand
FOR CHARLESTON Sept lJ-In steamship Manhaan-niss VI
GeTalls C. Nichols ONcl Miss 4 Young W l. Mitchell
and son, Miss Mortimer. Mrs Wllon Miss j. Wallace J. w.
Acker, Mrs Dmke, Mrs f. H. 0Ndl Mrs L. y Ames MIS- -ha
Ame Miss Anderson Miss NJ Wood Miss AWnA4mS H. sisAs'
and wife r. H. Pioger and 4 H. Fischer H. B Lining hss "
Warren. Miss A. Florence Chas Sinke Capt CoIsiter A. Nte
g. Meyer Mrs w Lyle Miss r. L. Bontham r. Not Nm Meade,
Mrs L. l.. DenisOn, and - y
FOR GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL Septf-in steamship 'oll
haFredck Counce Glasgow the Rev John Chalmers Mrs Cha
four children China Jas McMmy, Csiorn H.
Lefgerwo0d Aberdeen Henry Hunter Omahrgh Henry Gupp west
Indies Mr. Drew M Drew Master John Drew Pnaphepha j.
Cody Levitt es Island Mrs Bunde Cncnnau Mrs David
Defs Alfred Drew Albany Alexander Leitch Washington Mrs Fay
ny somers Scranton John nchhe Utica Mr. James whitaker
canada Mrs Cathane KBoI Mrs Agnes Brass Mrs Csise New
York Mr. Fryer Pittsburgh Mrs Henry Cassidy and two ehdres
hT' A. Jardn, Mrs. JaTdin, New York.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
PASSENC FPS APPTVED.

FROM GLASGOW, Sept, l5-In steamship CsedonsJames P
Ioman Chss Sklman Thos White b. Skelog and lady Madame
Maiun and daughter Mrs Spiers Alen Mckay. Roph w. skinner
David NiIa% AdoIPhe Jaeger Mrs b. Williams Jos Moore
Firth VIM Terrence and LADY Nyron Slse Alex Hendre W.
sh1ner lady lady and family ThC%a, Logan aid lady W Co,er
dersOn Miss Pamee Alex MeKnke David Nicholson lady family
% s srs & vi & SPa and .on sna S Ma .ns s' s%s D. @ Rd
Brsggeri Hugh ZecLe Mrs James Kirkland and ds1eIsef
NJ E0M 3 M P s Ksnn: 'i5."iA r. f5 MISE. ES F
Anna Charlotte and Edith Hutchinson; Eila HehDg, Mr. and Mrs
John Darcy Richard Nugen Mr. aud Mrs Alex Guild j. Irving
Beknel Mrs Mrs Bean and four daugh
James Crvther A. Lite Hughes Mr. aud Miss Soneryie Mrs
Williams Mr. Manher the Rev Mr. Graves the Rev Mr. Cum
FROM SAVANNAH Sept l5In steamship Gen Banes-H. Rich,
H. p F5eeenberg wife and child Miss g. Freedeneerg. T. ~
Muon NJ Henderson G. Haekett Meyers Miss Dunn Mrs
Anaype and and dggh Gste, Lewis DS1ne IL g. W. MadeE a[
Mrs " SesersGn % and daughter Mrs Bronson Mr.. Lehe9 Adam strain
r. > stoughton, s. s. Alderman g. A. BOirel W. Morning W. A.
George Wahngtonion Mrs ieyertoD Mrs Pbinney Ms Towns
end hs Lindsay and children Mr. aney and child Mrs Muahe
Miss Walton sahy Miss Taylor Miss sappen Mrs Klein Mr.
ootler and children Mrs Foster child COT
Beper and daughter Rev. Mr. Walsh Hartman
enne Mitchell Marchaud Fenton and lady Mcyen AupaI Neing
Acids Taylor appep Amary Redpa,h and lady Davenport Dawbarb
Maone Heritage Bngly and WIFE, Wauu Cooper wife and infant
lard Aett sheneeh Beckett Hevson wilson Hughes Ltlewood
Brown lady and child Bentley Master Roche Ms DeeTey Miss
Wal-h Elliott. Capt. Walden. Rev. Mr. O'Donnel
FROM BRkMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON. Sept Ii-In steamship
Csnsus family Jacob Fru Tuopb Korodi and wife n RIOS. m
selmauG and family Mr. v ilennng. G p Fisher and fam
Hoffman, Mes Larabee Kummerr Engei g. W elise j. Cory r.
and lady Mr. and Ms VI Deal4ch G. Day David Pnger
r and Mrs RGsenba T. Ianyehrs WIN Lange and family F.
icb n SimorGc m Ssngs. H - Meygane =. hth u
frank, & Meier, j. jackson, j. Reynolds.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

Sept los 80 sin With Belgian ''h lie Ae''''
0tss' sts tssaSe san"fSs:& osadS 9s sEPfs . Washington
schr wildss Ellis Remedies days with moae' I" "''""
scsr Lyndon Chadwick . JOIN Boys%.. Son @ e,
schr colman (Brl Neseonb, Windsor n e. Od'y'"D P''"
scSf toansstcet Peach, yorriet
seSi jaI9 Is,.: + Piat: s: sfssI;s9, fissI;ss.9, Boston
sschr Ponder j.. str,9sha% New Eeglia'en'
Sf seSf y y u + coIa ciH sT PL. Port Jefferson
sc; sc5; w'9goP I.4. 4i9'sS gf5S' F,PtSss PG1sso'
scIr & G. G. Hsiard Mssoa' Portland.
SSchr 4 stafford, Hansine, NSrai,h
Sclr Mdtto Fl f5Ssldan cars Po1dencc TrfS1aS
schr Kate Mclean, Barclay POT. Jeser;ou
s1T sssT E p Robinson Robinson Harding a, Geaesr Sos
schr J. wallace, Allen Pror1eetovu.
Sc6r Robert smith Balssisy. PoriisSd.
$s $c5T Ps'rS Pss5S Bs BsIGsr pp prey3sass Jssssu
Schr Amanda Lamson. Calais
Schr Brilliant Fo.s, Addison.
Slhr Fair Wind. Bowman NewBedisrd.
seabip, Aem.n. virginia Atlanta Columbia CITY Of Baltimore.
Ataan Virginia or Sssll Sherman saE Janio Alabama Mas,
Achilles
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice t. hereby given that the Vineyard Sound hshtVe'e ''sf'
BY order Of The Light House Board
Boston sepl H. 1867 LghtlIouse Inspector Second District
MEMORANDA.
The yacht Challenge Capt Low from Malaga owned by p Lorr5
ir arrived this Yesterday passage having m
Malaga "a 25th absent 50
from this post 10 Of which she lag in Malaga
SPOKEN.
Helen Coopershd (of fNewlork l6 days from Havana for Lon
DON Sept lat 6 2 lon 9 bad experienced hurricane A0g SIS
NHsSs s"Sa 9 johns: Sst B. from uttenburs Philadelphia, Sept
o lat A. Ion. CO 30
Romond-baE from HewYork for Galveston Sept lat "a 4 on
60 10.
Roeneatb-shp (Br Sept d. a IS 81 50 l9 bound W.
Sandy Hook, bound W.
ABnabsTk (Brem hence Philadelphia 18th Of Cspe May
Lighshp
Peter Marhsl-ship, Sept lat 40 H. Ion 81
Helen K Cooper-shp Sept TO- lat 30, oD 81 II, bound 4.
WHALERs.
Young PhenlIwhe ship Aug & lat 49, long Sc 90 Vh IS bGs
sperm ELL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILMINGTON ~ c. Sept 4CleaTcd steamship James Gary M
Baltimore
BosroN Sept, l4Auved steamship Nereue from NEYorki ship
J. Montgomery Calcutta baks g. Palmer klam AmoueI
Bonaire: bg Lverpoo H. Dngham, Ga1 csoni Agui
dueck Moble r. NJ. HelseB, Philadelphia H. NJ McGl5ey Pot
johnson
Below brig Samuel Lindsey, from Rondout
HOLINESS HoLK l2Arnved, schs Sarah A. Hammond o
Boston Sale Godfey, Boston for Philadelphia Yarmouth Boiler
fIOm WeymOuth.
l3Ariyed fishing sclr Cherubm and tenders from cruise SIZE
is bound 10 Brookhaven
sAyAyyAH Ca Sept lAnived b= Lizzie Dauels fm Boston.
Sailed, steamships Wyoming tI
Philadelphia schr Breeze. for Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At magma Sept J. bark Arthur Kuan for Phiadrha Sept bra
Helen Phnne DO DO bag AToostook for New Yo d Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
o, BLISS Co. General AGENTS. 40 tte groO!ae.. \ ]

WANTEDA GENERAAksy Is "a syiT hASKAA APRs5A hn s en-
md GOOD wages paid 20 competent man a%aafe % nI