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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16
The Immaculate Conception,


on account Of this dogma, and at other times
as Protestant He admits, however, that
he has taken ali his quotations from the
work OF Dr.. Pussy called the Eirenicon,"
which has already been learnedly refuted
by the Rev. Father Parker. Any how,
whether he considers himself ex-Catholic or
not, he is Protestant in reality, since he
protests against dogma defined by the
Church. The whole article rests on q single
point. The author ignores something that
il known to all Catholics, namely, the diff.
ference between dogma and q pious belief.
a dogma il defined truth which all
Catholics must believe under penalty ofbe-
coming heretics, and Of being separated
from the Church. A pi0us belief ia truth
that the Church estlas;ts, indeed, but which
it does net o6lige Catholics to admit under
pain Of heresy. The Church admits q MON.
belief; because she considers it true and con.
duciye to piety: for pietv ia neoe.sar;lv
founded on truth. and TINT belief vonld h.
NO longer pious which would DO untrue:
but If a belief be true. the Church
does certainly admit it. although aha
NAV not Judge proper to impose the obli.
cation of believing it under main NJ
heresy. This explains WIN, before thu
proclamation of the dogma of the Immacu.
late Conception. the Sovereign Pontiffs had
forbidden those to be called heretics who
denied this truth, although they prohibited
Mt tho aamatin,e the nreo ching or taoch;no,<=
ANYTHING contrary to it. This also exnlaina-
the wisdom and charity manifested nv Pine
TX before the definition of the dogma. Hav.
ing consulted au the Bishops of the Catholic
world, not concerning the truth of .b. he.
lief, but concerning the fitness of declaring
it at that time an article of faith. he cer-
tainly intended to give each Bisl,on the
liberty>of expressing his own opip;on.
Now. there>were found only eipbtor ten
Bishops who Sraised doubts aoa;pst tho
proprietv of nroc1a;m;no the doom, rr.
not one EXPRESSED 1o,,6t concerning tho
truth itself. Even the 4 rcbbishon of paris
to whom we womb not rcfSf>]id MT III.
author of the article insist win com,l,-
cencv on>tfie opinion EXPRESSED nv II, Shnrc-
late. ea1sea-mucb noise and sce,d,, IN,
WIS iustIv and sevcrclv c,,do1o7,oJ u: III,
His o1nion .yas that tho IIai,. Soc .o,a -
the Church itself had = at tho ,;,,,,t ~ ,,,,,,
her tha 1.nmoc,,,+e Co,.o,+io,, ,,o4 H.
ortic,c. orf,;+,, A1t,,o,,,,,,
deavorea ofter,yar I'd 70 ;rtor,~ot and softo,,
down his stra,,-rr- ,,,zz,ns
nevertheless rcol hc,csy taxi, in it, ,atrna,
and obvious sense ,,I,.. -
As to the othor f,,,,r ,,.,1.,t,,, -,
author of the article !, or,cr - 90. W,
n,rnosn ,,,a,zou o,,t y, ~ i;
tbeo,oo,ns tbev show, i, Ait, o1,so,'.,.:a>.
, nrofr,na ,.r,tvlod,,o ,,,,;t,,ar 50
;ntorrrs4ot;o,s nor - A.
Holv Fathers who ,,,1,,, -, t.,' =.
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Next Saturday/will be the Anniversary of
Washington sbirth-day. Time was, when this
was kept asa national festival. Now,it serves
TO remind us of a constitution broken and trod-
den under foot by fanatics~-of name once
generated, now scoffed and cursed by enragcd
negropholsts. We must wait more propitf0ns
day, before this anniversary can DO fittingly
celebrated.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
DY hEyRY H. LEEDS MINER.
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
OF ELEGANT DIAMOND JEwELRy, STERLING AID
sILvERPLArED WARE, FANCY GOODS, &C,
ny ORDER OF J. F0RNAcuoN. ASSIGNEE.

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER viii sell at auction, on
Tuesday December Is at 10 o'clock and every day follow
Ing un the entire stock H. disposed Of Mt No. 30 feari
Nos a. s. and - Fulton street, under the United
States Hotel the entire Stock together with the fttnre
contained p the above store by order OF Assignee IN Whicn
stock VIII be found
Elegant Diamond Jowelry. consisting of Cluster and
Single Diamond Pima, Rings Brooches Earrngs Scarf
Pms Also Coral Fal and slt Sets Gents Seal Rings,
beautiful Caneos Sleeve Buttons, Studs Scarf Pins,
Gold Silver Watches made by the most celebrated max
Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Ladies' Gold Watches
enasneled and set with diamonds
Hiesan, sterling silver and Plated War; consisting In part
Tetese,e Sets, solid Silver Handle Dinner Dcs
rer and Tea knves Forks. spoons Pickle Forks, solid
Silver Lales, Silver Tobacco boxes smut Boxes Fruit
Knives various sized Savers Ice Pitchers, Water Coolers
Napkin Rings, &C. -, j,
Cutlery. comprising the finest description consisting Of
Dinner and Tea Knives heese Scoops Carvers and
Siecs and other articles IN the cutlery line.
the Fixtures OF said establishment, consisting Oh
two large jewelers. sAes Silver Plated frame Plate Glass
Ehswcnses Scales and Weights, Counters, &C. Also the
Lease expiring the lat Of May ls7o which win be sold on
the last day OF the sale.
We would call especial attention 10 this sale. The stock
all In good condition. very extensive and will be sold with.
out by order of j. FORNACHoN, Assignee
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AMUsEMENTS.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
Doors open IA Sssas ? H. Concludes io'sa M
cosTisSED cosTisUED sccEs sScchss
1ssESsE 1ssESsE Hopsks Ho1 SEES
p amp Eysy !, Dion
AFTER AFTER BARE: BAsk:
hssBss kssBss II Il soHE NJ If:
vis!Ssh i $asa%!$S ssii$SE s5asEi ESfifi0S' '''
sviTfss1Sfs vi;ft a 3s,I.cs ~ NIGHT,
GREES DRAWiNb ROOM.
CONCERT HALL. IN LONDON,
vsREHHGsSSSn s4aHsnfSs anSAnsfSaa sAthSaap q.
SsT fs .Yg'hsepfh T
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
ESb = MHEEr CESE
In John Brousham's chef d'rusre,
HOUSES FROM y paoGEa l5sa re- CEILING
md compelled to retire unable 70 obtain seats.
D.nSs snd Song s Sss
of the PreaqssSn e this %sst perfect play with its
NE" ASP SEW sNAHyIfe ISp c6RaheT ssEsFe9 ee99srunEs
AND FAScsi1sh FA2 sSpnas hsa HofIsa fsslsA1 MUSIC
Oh 'A' srsts as. se%fsIs %Sp Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS.
s..rs.yss sST Eassahb As nSdaia sisa NAsES SXnsEE
Ih. dramatic bouquet usirases Irish inmor irish w.t.
Irish Pnthos, Irish Dance Irish Melody and Irish Scenery
NoTIcE.-Box book open week IN advance, leaving no
for gentlemen accompanied by adea To retire
The performance ends U giving ample time for parties
from the suburbs to reach home at seasonable hour
DRoADwAY THEATRE.
ID THE EMERALD RING
The extraordinary with which this
BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION
has been received by the
LADIES OF NEW YORK AND SUBURBS
estimated by the fact that the management have had
the pleasure OF presenting no less than
1000 OF THE HANDSOMELY MOUNTED RINGS TO
THAT NUMBER OF LADY PATRONESSES DUR
ING THE LAST SEVEN PERFORMANCES
AS A SOUVENIR OF THEIR VISIT.
IOWERY THEATRE.
ID EXTRAORDINARY EXCITEMENT.
MISS FANNY HERRING,
The popular and versatile actress
THE GREAT MCCARTHY,
Comedian and Vocalist, unequaled in the world.
The Ri TIER BALLET TR0UPE.
TE Tsg TEs n hs
sqass sSis saa jig LITTLE sssEroer ses sS4EEh.
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py ROBERT sosERvlLLE, AvCrIosEER. a. NAsi
ID eau street. " 80
HOUSEHOLD ruRsrrrep

ROBERT sOaERi LILLE viii sel a, bis ,.,..,oo,, az
Nassau street. Thursday December ~ at iO large sssor
nent OF Furniture removed 10 the sore ~
kp Brussels and Ingram Carpets Suits bs y,
Lounges, Mirrors, Pianos, black walnut Bedroou suits
painted Cottage Sus, brocate and Lace CURTAINS
Rosewood Piano so nDo Oh Psintnss Sale commence
with the Kitchen furniture.
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IIENRY DREHER& 4 CO, AUCTIONEERS 70 BOWERY.-
ThursdaX December ~ at 1oH o'clock at 242 Eighth
avenue, Twentythrd street, entire Stock Fix
t,lres OF Fancy Goods Store viz :Woolen Goods shaws
Embr0ideries Gloves Hosiery Trimmings Hoop Skirts &C.
Also Fixtures, Showcases ColnterA
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NIEreopoLIrAS POLICE DISTRICT, rwESrYsIxrH


Company 20 the Neptune Club ball. on Thursday
evening IL At the Apollo Rooms corner Broadway
will he admitted nj the enan 90
shth street. Coaches conveying company TO the
bali will APPROACH from the south through BrOadway.
n taking mp cosche. will form the north side Of Twen.
Srth Gentlemen wal please
the door and not walt for particular
Pare in all will S1 for each passenger, with
reeao distance the city No coach win be allowed
IN hns but such passed By inspection.
JAMES GREER,
Captain and rrspss,or y asssnsv coaches.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

I JOHNSON, JK., AUCTIONEER.
81. BY JOHNSON a MILLER, AUCTIoNEERs,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER n,
At IL O'Clock, at Exchange SacsroOm Ill broadway, N Y
Important Supreme Court Sale.
Seven valuable Houses 100 choice and desirable Lots NIL
located In Brooklyn.
Absolute sale OF valuable Brooklyn Houses and Lots
der OF the Supreme Court under the direction OF Alfred Roe
Esq special guardian, being OF the estate OF
w. Bonney, deceased. and other Property.
The property splenddly located Washington
fronting Prospect Park, and Baltic Degraw and Union
streets, close proximity the Park Casson
streets.
The attention of capitalists and ohers particularly called
TO this sale, which comprises
sirabe pieces Of estate IN the vicinity OF the Park The
portunity TO purchasers seeking profitable Investments
TermstO per cent OF the purchase remain
bond mortgage for three Maps Of
toness Is Nassau street, New York. Montague street.
Brooklyn
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AIIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessees and Mana JARRETT PALMER
Doors open "a; begins r. h concludes 80
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

JNoNNyBRooK FAIR, IRISH SPORTS LUyEaAkiNu,
~ Drinking, Diversion, Dcvment Dancing &c, In the
NEW ToUH AROUND THE w0aLp, at fory Pasor's
Opera TIouee. MATINEE 10 day.
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| rCHEATRE FRANCAIS MATINEE.-GENEvIEyE.
L SATURDAY Dec 1s At o'cloek doors oIen a. l2sl
0Hen hach'a famous GENEvIEVE DE BRABANT.
Admission all parts 81 seats be secured without
| cxtra charge: private boxes,
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

A UCIION SALE OF OVEN FI5,UU WUKIH
n OF elegant Household Furniture
Tits day (W ednesday, Dec. In afternoon, at 1 o'clock
pgecsey the elegant private residence l9 Clinton place
(f hth sixth ayenns consisting OK handsome
Suits covered crimson and gold and green and gold
sa;.n hrocate hroeate Curtains and small
Nirors Etageres Bookcase. Bedseads Bureaus, WASH
ssnds Comodes Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets,
Some Chairs Rockers Lounges covered with and hair
cloth Cocks Vases Bonles hne OH Paintings Buffet Ex-
tension Table Dining Cbairs rich Glass; China and Silver
Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery, DC
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AMUsEWENTS.
n,HEATRE Observation-Disclosures

HNHEATRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ar 7A.
i Solo Lessee and Director. :. IL CRAU
Ninth week and Goth Representation
OF The REIGNIN9 SENsATIOy
GENEvIEvE De BRABANT
INCoMPARABLY ACTED
and presented with achably
BRILLIANT MISE EN- SCENE.
This and evening saturday natnee) week.
Thursday, when the Thsaire FrancAis be cose]
that occasion Mr. raus company Is thd
Academy OF Music aid of the socete 90 Ia
introduction or enevleve de Brabant At Theatre
Francas has been uni erss pronounced superior In every
to tho original Parsan Representations and by
most perfect and respienden performance ever seen M
America.
The Director respectfully announces that notwithstanding
the eyentu that this incomparaby beautiful oped
has obtained being continuously received by the most brill
liant and crowded audiences with unexampled interest and
enthusiasm Its performance must shortly be discontinued I'd
afford opportunity the production OF the latest Parsiaq
novelties severa of which is his intention to present IN
rapid sucoassion.
ROSE BELL ..... .DRoGAN DEsCLAUZAs GENEvIEvH
CARRIER .......... .SIFROY BECHERs. CHAS MARTEN
GABEL (origna role. .PlTOC, the Gendalmo
Together with the entire strength OF the IA
COMPANY, COMPRISING 14J PERSONS. III
secured week in advance at Peters, 96
Schrnera 70l Broadway and mt the Theatre Francae
No performance on Thursday, 18th inst. Il
AFTER a1 O'CLOCK, ADMISSION HALF PRICE. =
SATURDAY MATINEE at ], GENEVIEvE DE BRA}
BANT AT the matinee admission. to all parts IL SEATS viii
without charge Private box four seats,
rppiuu =
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THE WATER-SE RETITAL.

MORNING. AND AFTERNOON SERVICES At ALLEN ;
HOUSE YESTERDAY--TIIE ENrENT OF ALLEN :
RrPENTANCT-OUT MEETING AT TOM
Ny HADDEN's HOUSE.
What has ahcady been announced in regard
20 the extent Of the revival in Watcrst IS g fact
namely that the interest in the remarkable religions
movement deepening, and rapidly extending 70 other
localities Yesterday afternoon, for the lrst time,
praycrmeciing was held in the very center Of the
rive Points, following after the manner Of
those inaucurlcd by the Jealous missionaries
OF the Fourth Ward. II was largely participated
gathering was OF motley character, and tie oXhOrta
tons ana prayers which were made by the earnest lay
speakers listened TO with respectful i not atogt
er deVout atJeuuoh. etlNlrcS "tde Helu az JUN
Aliens place yesterday morning ~ 10 o'clock, and were
the Rev John NJ Ward of New jersey, who made fer
vent appeal ia behalf OF tie salvation Of sinners In
mold OF Howard Mission, Dr. Moody Of Chicago and
others the best attended OF the series OF prayer
took place. AbUut 1909 persons filled the street
strangers in the city beng largely represented The Rev
crowd, and preached asrrng sermon on the subject 0
text Christ died 10 save the uneody. The Iepenant
spectators lie manifested no eyuaordnary spiritual
emotion beyond what inc has already shown. He pre-
conduct which lac is reported to have exhibited at the
meeting Of last saturday IL was then observed
sidcraby stnpiaed from drinking too much
of potent beverage. This failing Of Aliens has been
the occasion Of the part OF ms Christian
frieuds They represent that II Is the only Of Ae
old habs which nc hts not entirely overcome. While he
has abstaiued from profanity and the other Immoral
practices. he has most lamCntaDy failed 10 leave of in
duldng strong pOtations II is said OF him, however,
that ne is sincerely DESTROYS OF avoiding any iDtOXc
ting drink IN the future aud lis missionary Tends have
resolved assist hlm His latest voluntary act Of con
triton has been 10 have large rign painted prOclamiug
his house Mission and Home for Fallen Women. An
other revival meeting was held ~ Tommy Haddcn's
house. No. J74l Wutcrst, at D. H. yesterday but
not marked by unusual feature 10 Is understood
thar efforts will be made for rccaimug several other
Ittau al o lu
Prayer meetings viii tc held at noon, daily, at Aliens
house, and Tuesday and Friday az Hadden's.
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Late on Saturday night an alteration occurred
in the laserbeer saloon No 495 Canalst between limo
thy Murphy and Robert Watson originating in a dispute
regarding rattle. The parties grappled, when Murphy
stabbed his opponent in the abdomen with pocket knife,
infictlng probable fata wound He InInediattl ~
arrested by officer McDcrnott and taken 20 the Green
wich-rt. Police station, whittier the wounded
conveyed. subsequently Watson taken 10 the City
Hospital Tho surgeon In attendance pronounced the
married man, resided IN Nandam-s and has wife and
I'VE children He was employed in Mr. VIM. Corners
tvpe fOuudery lie about "a years OF age and sub
iect epiloptc s which generally caused slight TEN.
porary deIuDgement OF the mind. Murphy lived No.
$50 HudsOn-s Is carnaD and is about % years Old.
Yesterday morning ne was taken before Justice LedWit
at the jefferson Market Police Court, and remaudcd 10
await the result OF WatsOn's injuries
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lQt4TIt&.

The rowing match between John Mcneil and
John Blue takes place this afternoon at the Lysian
Fields
A boat race at GOwanus Bay, over a two mile
course on SATURDAY., between A. Il. T. IuOe and Frank
Towle, was v Oh 10y FoOte IN IA min. % soc.
On SATURDAY. Stephen Van kuren and Howell
stephepsop of tie Jersey City Boat Club rowed two
mile race al Fort Lee, for purse % $780, Van kufen
won in min. 10 sec.
The amateur regatta for single and double
scu l7fCet working boats, whichis to take place atCo
wall landing "Wednesday next promises 10 be good
race. Joshua Ward las the supervision. Entrees are
free. and none but VIII participate McssrA
Roar and Swan Of The Aalanas Curtis Of the AuantcS
KOlc ~ the GulicA, and Van ladcn Of the touuhlIs
I h..d
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Janauschcl VIII mako her first appearanCe ms season,
M the Academy Of Music ON the jth OF Octoncf Sn5
refused 40 engagement. for 1900 toris ~ thG III
Ihcatcr vienna ut before setting out for the United
States.
Int, closod her encacemcnt at Wallack's on
saturdav 1,ioht i'm Little Ncu and the Nachioness
The house was crowded "A every part Bean.lal moral
offerings conveyed the young actress the 1aleWeh
greetjncs OF many friends. " Good Bye, Lolita" was
written in vioets, one Of these offerings Called out
M the end Of the piece. Lolita made this little speech
Permit me 10 say that | thank you thousand and u
thousand times. Good bye! Tonight she appears IN
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NJ MlURY IN THE VIRGINIA INSTITUTE.

VI. L. Maury, formerly of the United States
Navy formally installed Professor OF Physics OF
the Virginia Military Institute on The 10th INST The cefe
iuOny place ia front Of Gen. Francis Smiths quar-
tiers, in the presence OF the Washington College ana That
OF the Military Institute. 90 which Mr. MGpy has been
just appointed 90 on professors chair Gen smith pro.
nounced glowing eulOgy on the career attament ah
labors Of the ncwly-apOntcd professor. Gov LetchoI
presented the commission. Prof. Maury then delivered
all extended commentary or the sciences
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P1SSrNG rPS 1pRLHrn

. - P1SSENGFRS 1RRIVED s,
Mrs Bryce ard family Mrs Buesed aud infant s Lies, M
a0d Mrs Gowesten Miss het Mr. and Mira fAm, ~
and Mrs FayoT Mr. and Miss SimoO Mr. o. Persn Mr. Law. ~
lard Mrs Banfod k and Mrs Lerand ADD nsut Mr. Brey "
aud Miss hiayeie Mr and Ms GeFey asd family Mr. Dephr ca
CzaPsay, Mr. aud Mr seynar, NJ. le De lans NJ
Gilman, Mr. Williams. Mr. and Mr.. Ksesler Mn c.,..
M ME soesks,er MI MI cs,e Mr. kui9sI. Mr. sessSa
Miss LaNtou. J. l. Cssot NJ Bsrthod Mr. osborns Nr s,
Mr. ard Mrs Porter. Mr. aud Miss Wide Mr. ZogbaGH Dr. z.
Cnrera sr Cook AlL besron SE WsJte B. Braiss y,a I
heyden. J. Wilson, Mr.. RaynOds. Mr. end Mrs Coes ~
and M oi,sy 'ad Sehqren' NJ AI Sander, NJ Nav.
Mrs Stevens Mrs Cuudrp Nsr W North Ree Nrs T,,,ie, NJ
Gar aud eoyerness Mrs steTens and family Miss Gss sn
maid SERVANTS Mfs Vary and hmiy aud mad seuat Miss y
Legrand, Mr. Daniel M Daniel Mr. y, ylso0rs9r, MI D.
Asqr.e NJ W EoDe NJ. Mercy h% Weiss and ssI'al M
M Williams. Mr. Peter aud Gety aud family M,s PAaae Bsa,,
Horace Waters, Mr. Crabes, servant Of M Ses,iI W,
Nantdn Mr. J. Hardy, Miss Chirese, Miss Phlou
Miss ChEeschena Father Aassina. Mr. Gaiio NJ ~
Mrs Cadan Mr. Donate NJ an Ms Raur. NJ Wrs.sL., n
Hlschy Mr. aud Mrs Constant and family Mr. Roas NJ Bo
Miss Boeck, child and baby M A. Carn NJ Ca Ps.I "
M b. AnoBi Mrs and Miss Antoui ard Gniy hr. Ns Mr.
sse MT Gaudon Miss liennee Alss sdeni JOSEPH NM k,
Brother Sauien Mr. Msuic Mr. Cornlle Mn Ea,r;
Mr. Ch iieehtarit NJ iIOfsreb. sirs Roa.sel ssd Is
Miss Bofp NJ aRSde TanaHt and iaan ~ 7 Rogisr NT'
r. eros NJ Cago. " and Mie Bories NJ and Mde Sess NJ
Bsss and Mis- Barety ard ,ide saarieas Me ces.os
sebasen LUce NJ John Jenaus Miss Rlet maid and eant RI
Noe and B'ah ara one s9wrs,oy Eng huger Mls " "
Cobgs, Me Clay, ~ FrsHkmann ~ W BoDp M.
". Franeesd; NJ a Biagoni NJ Biigopi, ~ B.r,rssa
a's Pauline Cas- kaIi Gass. NJ Cas- ~ caam Grade s,n.ri
Pelle,er w. D. Barrett VIM Aeyre, NJ Brabe and Moa a.
Malgie. NJ Dissagon NJ W. ~ Peter NJ Babe Mss Gssm
aBa N. valiant and family " Jean MaIVe ~ j. Die,eo n v,
II. Perrin Nine. Brabe Paul PctiL
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ARRIVED.
Steamship pois Amv, Prorilenoe, md,e. aud pass
Stsmshn Acnfbnet kellr. New Bedford mde and pass
Sitamshp Jntei states. Davis FaH River. .H..f
Steamship Ai0enatle Couch. hohIro1d nase. pas
Steamship Brunette. Howe. Philadelphia mdse and
Steamship John Gibson Winter Washington. D. c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COAsrwisk
Yankee Doodle Georgeown DC Tabia Hannsh Ptoysesse
Cakes Ames, Baltimore. Franklin Pierce, Nerlis,,u
James Bntlcr. Bridgeport. Cabinet. Providence.
j.. o. Foster. New Haven. Wm. 3 Cand. Desbr
G. 81. John, PaRtuckt HOscls, NeK-IIayeh
Chance Shot Pail River. sterling Norwich
Uriana. Bridgeport Patron. Janesp0r.
Fred TYLER Norwich. 2. L. Anderson. Portland. .t
W. A. Duborg, Guiforl A. q. Hazard CumsflL
Rappahanuoek, Bridgeport. WIN 9. Tnhs Bridgeport
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sr0S l2ATryed steamship Nreus from New schn
Joeh Long irom Maraea1o arrived itb ship Prenisf l'poo
brig Edith. New-lork ..-... ..
HoLNs sept lAue5, hrs Somers and SILVA Boston
f0r Philadelphia T. Van Dufp Boston o ~ sdepha; ~ W Me
Coey Philadelphia for Tfs 7yde Padrlpha Tor salem Al
GarDsT Ebethpori Pavilion, Bucssport for Newton
Planter. Horton.
NRwLoSBos Sept, i2--Arnyed steamship Delaware rom Nev.
York cDeyti Phadelphi Ida Meahe Philadelphia
aoi Albany; soop New Word jersey City Sailed I'D or Het
ri Finch Aexandrs success Jane Maria Nev Wort ,.
Chase bangor; Rove, Georges Banks soop sam Hat Ms.
CHARLESTON Sent 3Arred steamship sargos's from Nss ro
schr 4. q. Austin Boston. -
erp00l, With - 800 SACKS 81 wheat
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tie steam ug DiveHpor Capt Bai erd ae'derar se "a
rock az geh. East Rive and tl INK, 81 ".
tersar Gre from the furnace and para! Destroyed daaEs
about 5000.
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mr. H,EST INDIES.


HA1Il.
sAINAVI'S SUGGESTIVE CACOS SHORT or AM
MUNITION - GENERAL CHEVALIEEs BRUTAL
IT..
KINGSTON. Ja Sept. 10 Via Havana, Sept
12Our wees from Hayti 20 the 9Th INST PlcsI-
don't salnave is reported rs rapidly gaining ground Tie
foreigners were an prasng nm. The siege az Port-au
Prince has been raised because Gen. Potion FauDct
was short OF anInuL.tOm Ills forces retired 10 st. Marc
Gen. tncyaLtr Was ,.t GOnalves. lie was continually
drunk and threatened 10 shoot several respectable
c.tzcus bat owing 20 the Intervention OF several ladies
aud az the Prdssan Consul, the scIucmcuu were re-
Ions
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BdSE- BALL.

MATCH FOR CHAMPIONSHIP or TIE HUDSON
RIVER,
Another match game of base bail Tor the
championship Of tho Hudson River was played az CatE
Kill sept 10. between The Lone Stars, champions. ana
the Unions OF Leeds
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The Mutuals play the Athletic Club in Phil
adcPlia Oh Monday next
The Atlantic and Mutual game has been set
down for Friday, sept %.
At fremont, on Saturday, the Star and Union
took place and resulted Il and H. III favor OF me
Unions.
The home-and-h home game between the Mu-
tus and EcOIds, Oh Saturday, was Won ~ The loIneI
score, % 10 10.
The EckfoTd Club having left NewHOrk last
evening Philadelphia, Will Today engage the Athlete
Club of that city, on the grounds OF tho Athletics
The Mutual and Union Clubs play at the
Union grounds. Brooklyn, tomorrow. Tho Unions and
Eckiords will play on the same grounds OIL Friday.
On FRIDAY next the home d-hOme game be-
tween the Muiuals and Haymakcrs takes place AZ th'
Rensselaer, Park Iuy. Mr. Charles Walker of the Active
Club Las been agreed upon as Umpire for the occasion