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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
III. II. HELMBoLD,
psreersr. No. 5s4 BROADWAY. n.


- feiurtr u Helntcs Fad Rr,roa Buehu submits the follow
m Dspens,tory Uoe States Published BY Wood Bacbe'
s.e Medical Properties Of Buehu
FRon DisfEssAToRY og TIE usrsD STATES
PHornKrIESTh odor susve. and someN bat aomsu
their taste b,,ersh. and Analogous to mint .
NsrIcAL usEsBuehu gently ,tpnan' With
peculiar tendency the Urinary Organs producing dues and e
other similar medicines, sreitBg daphoress
ven complaints the Urinary Organs snch " Gravel Chrome
Cas Of the Bladder Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and Ure'hT
Diseases VI the PROSTATE retention neontnenee Of Urine ron
the parts concerned lis The remedy bss
eea recommended in Dgspep,a Chronic Rheumatism CoaHeo"
Affections aud Dropsy
See Professor DEwEHs vaasbe The Practice Of Phte
remarks made by the celebrated Dr. PHr'c Ph.depmA
made Mcdowell, celebrated fhyh
ean tie College Of Surgeons Ireland and pun
H,hed the Of the King and Queens Journal
See Medco Chrurgoa ReTIes pobsbed by BENJAMIN I'k"
Fellow Of ROYAL College Of Surgeons
see most Of the STANDARD Works Of Medicine.
Millions the remedy have been sold Tho'e dnHE 70
know If mr. remedy compares readily do 20 by pu
chasing afflicted they will ind good investment
Prom The Largest Manufacturing Chemists in the World
acquainted Mr. H. T. uboh He occupied me drug ''"'e
opposite nv residence and successful in conducting the bnne
where equally before him have been AOAoV
impressed with his character and enterprise
WILLIAM WEIGHTxaS, Hym Of Powers n Weigbimsn,
Chemists Ninth aud Brownngss PhaSepha
The Proprietor induced to insert the above ADo"ns a
there prejudice existing the minds OF many against unng hd'e
td Medicines; they eAn assured that kns" Of better
r,,d for Thea. affections sufficient intelligence, after 10 JeATs
ADOPT the beat am to The afflicted their humble servant
H. +. HELM BOLD.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.--At the request OF Gen. Han
eo the besdqusr Of the military Division Of tie Atlantic Lave been
transferred from Westinghouse New ioft City.
Bsvst Msor soke having HE request been ordered
before Board Of kiamsen aud having been ouDd pcspscsd
active sre by injuries received while commasd % the Amy Of
Potomac 1868 ald from slnrs partially retnng lhtom
commanding The Of lhc 1906 The Prtsdtnt
directs biz b. paed the retired list Of o u that csss 10
results h af acye service from zone h.uy
Incident nans With secon "a II approved JDy ~
1866 On UoDkvT retired with foil TaHk Of Mal0rGsEesL
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MURDER TRIAL.

The grand jury of Hudson Comfy have found
a true bill against Patrick Riley for murder IN the frst
degree for drowning his wife ROsannah by throwing
her on OF the Hackensack bridge, the plank road
leading 10 Newark several weeks The prisoner was
arraigned yesterday afternoon and plead not guilty
MessTs Dixon Stout and Hoffman were assigned as his
counsel. The TRIAL win take place in a few days.
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hOUATICq.

The last regatta Of the season OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club of Brooklyn between the schoOneTs Lois and
Mystic, and the frstcass eO0ps Oracle, Adde " and
Sadie for champion penants, will take place on Monday
IL O'Clock precisely The course Will be around the =.
W. Spit The Chase will leave Pier No. 10, foot
of Wall-st., at 10l a M with the invited guests.
The Vesper Barge Race Of the Palsadc Boat Club viii
take place at Yonkers Tuesday next at $3.50 p IN.
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PROBABLE MuRpER IN IrRsrY -.

At 104 o'clock last night two cOlOred men
who had been attending meeting in tho African Church
in South Fifhst, Jersey city, became involved IN
ARRAY outside Of the building when one Of them Jesse
} ObBsOn. butcher, drew weapon, supposed 20 he
steel used FOR sharpening knives and plunged II into the
breast o. his antagonist The assa9ut He'd and escaped
arrest up 10 late hour last night The wounded
not expected 10 live.
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Mr.. Alfred yredenburgh, the gentlemanly

The hospital ship Falcon was tOwcd from the
lower bay 20 her dock at Eric basin. Thursday. All
vessels subject 70 Quarantine will in future be boarded
the quarantine station of Staten island. Vessels from
domestic ports south u Cape Henlopen Will be subject 70
visitation by the Health officer up 10 Nov l.
On and after Monday next the steamers OF
the Newport and Fall River line will leave Pier No s
North River at D. Passengers connect at New
port with the Old Colony Railroad arriving il Boston at
Jam.
John Foy and Stephen Murphy quarreled in
a porter house corner OF Oak and MadisOnsts., last
evening during which Murphy was stabbed in the groin
and face. -,
Mr.. f. L. Cspen, meteorOlogist, tenders the
the proceeds Of two Of his peculiar lectures Tor
the relief OF the sufferers by the recent earthquakes IN
SOuth America.
The Albany Insurance Company has not
taken apy marine OF inland navigation risks for several
years past and consequently are not pares 10 any su
nj law respecting marine damages.
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III. II. HELMBOLD's
nypArrs mon PKAcTIcAL OBsERvATio

RypArEs PRACTICAL OBsERVtTioS
Il frequently remarked BY persons passing my Aohnsh' that
Monument 10 the merits advertising To these same persons
aie Ina, great confidence bad the merit Of my rt
M n,pr, ns 10 do 80 been but I've Jea sine. len nv
nsa,. t, where had ssduousy iI period Of 10
This Known oil eDeTng redens that ety. nahJ OF whom
smber me from y starting point great numbsr rs'.n'
= a. N,,ono. Who tu. can voueL t. Of
Iust mak
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Since II. Il. HELMBOLD

Has embarked In the business Of manufacturing Fui Extracts there
have been peitors the hed whom
ofmesn they followed bis Advertising not only In the
United State. Am MeIco and the Wes, I0dies
result would respectfully refer 70 the hrm Of Joho Henry
Co Successors Dems Barnes Co.. the extensive dealers In
medicines In tie United States many Dealers and Druggists
where Advertising business to the vile world iBosn house Of
NJ Psrg Co. No 81 PHErov, also to J. vssDOt Co, Ne
l2J Eas Ad,rspg Agen for South America heIee ard the
Nest IndeA
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fsEHouncemsnts
lIELMBOLD's

llELMBOLD's
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
10 3gt BRo,Dvar. SEwloHE
Atonirg metropolitan Hotel
PgpscuFrioys AocuRArELI CoHForsBTD.
DHuos CnEsic,l'.
PrHE wSy, and hcu0rs hr MEDICINAL rrHrofi
Gls a.sohGeBi French 8rgsh, and no1g bot the bee,
AsKmcaS PuRFuNugr.
HRIMBOLDs
FLUID FXTRACTs BUCuU AND SARsAPARILLA.
These Remedies compounded by H. T. Hembod Drusg'l and
Chemist Of 20 years experience aud adopted by Phyean their
and 10 their practice fyr the past ten ysar,"
Proprietor bis mode Of conducting the Business Viz
sdv.Iustg-mAy not be Objectionable 10 the faculty
Having great confidence The articles prepare and believing It to be
Of great Ldrauge seqan the community 81 their merits have
sorted the MABy. not all Druggists have article, Of
their they claim he beroons Bach have their idea,
regard dpoug Of shall not however, prescribe
dtaro my remedies when Others called ior
Every srce purchased warranted to be Of the beet material TIE
average experience Of eight years the beet Broad
Stores every prescription read by Of the Assistants before
eompoudng and additional seeuhy checked before delivery
employ In this department whom would
rus with ny business ny life
appreciation and patronage Of the faculty aud Of the public
specially solicited nothing ,b BE- neglected
The sane. Very respectfully. yours.
II. T. HELSBoIp, Druggist and Chemist.
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THE Turf.
rRorrING Al wAyERLEY, y. J.

Yesterday afternoon the race which was to
have taken place at the last New Jersey State Fair came
of AZ the Fair grounds at Wayerey Entrance was free
10 all horses which had never beaten three minutes prey
ans 10 sent 49, 1865 IN the first heat Mr. Paudings bay
geing az rst Obtained the lead. but broke Dady ana
was passed by Mr.. COliDss gray mare, VINO came III
about length ahead In the second neat the contest was
more exciting The bay obtained the lead ana DrOke as
before the sOrrel Kate gained steadily on pOth
The bay and the gray passed them, and would nave won
the heat bad she not broke at the critical MOmehi ana
thrown the 20 the gray.
Agricultural Fair GTonuds NSyersy. v j. PreHipn sl,S 800
20 ne second f23 third Ne beats
be,i hsss 10 bossf that rave never beaen three
- .uI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

FISH AND FISHING; OF, The NEw-ENGLAND
PsnrErs; COD nabui Maele Herring rte Capital invested
Profits re Dagger, Winter Fishing How the Men LveS kseets
Health Hos where and when to Shp Length OF voyages and all
about IT, In November PHREsotoGcAL JornAL- Ready beri
.e.s-1) cents or - Ay,a Seusmes will have = wis,
No. 3a9 Broadway, EeH.lorL
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Ii. L. IIEIMHOID

Wa, Induced to sds.s from bis confidence 10 their Her
ia Han are Induced foow hs example without this mDoan
bs. they opportunity Of isrg Tie ngere Of III
community.
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS

WAsHINGTON. Oct 16.-Thc following nalncd were
pointed A: Joseph SiewA ahd Dsus Cu'l
WIN District Ohio; W. C. Blaine lXh KeninsiJ OlsdA
NbestoB, With Hssiok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

TIE WICKEDEsT MAN.-0f late great deal
Of caused the weLets Man In forf and much
attention gveI to his would not he well just 10
have little regard present welfare Of other wicked
men persist spelling their looks by wearing made hAf How
many miserable beings could be prevented from ssntor damaging their
appearance recommendation to purchase at No wv Broadway cor
urr Of FuIton st. one Of KSoIs Incompatible Pan syss
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Bfun'i,s Hos, fslai'lrsla nd, .sf s'''
STEAMSHIP Don'. MOT Pie,d,ae- ua,, ,,a a."
Brs Am a. s.sy,f, wallace Mlbrde
Bns TlsIisr La5e Baasor days laGs'r.
s9. 1 IA, f.'iE e,i s.o S S,S,t .s.o
sssf Maissa asBumis wird.or \ x
scnoosHks-AifsA AsD eoArsh
IS Ana D,rsurn, \ q. L.bn,ss nnb,ibpoH
u. H. B.hsia kAnbslgot fslese, knisbslhUoh
Susassr hifsNv,tpoft Male lhents hhfateihPofh
As.i, n, s,Ia Einhsihpou & ~ John, EhsabsshpOft
n 81 R,asrl' Blsa5ssagsft tw ,Fy Ss-eanh
Jo',sho'. Aloasl snn po sbi p1.,asPeA
~ gsi.hsth EHsh,h.ort HeaTy hneh Pro'tleus,.
s. = E s,s . r@,''''' oiais Por.a
zee fos D.r'i r. Di Bd.on II Lcss.ooi Prort,ass
Mar J' Neil Baig,por storm cliI Sluioclst
Hs,r1. / wstao, rro,lslsa Mar Blosl.ay. Kaaelport
JAHo fsrter. fsstneset ysseph f0"., fori Ioa1'oa
v A Elliott rTsyisses. Mara Ioai,a, EoudaHt
v Wa, S.. Be8orl f,rpr Roldaat
sJiyi soaih Aa'ay. Tryphsu,A. sabdout
T.a a. gli,b,,hrori. 0,orss " canw'ar. RoHdout
~, .sa li,i,s klrahsilp.rt hig s s sore''I
Ef,,sih smith. ses lla',a Aun salisr. Pav'uefst
" n steele. rts'4ssos L,ien herriman Portland
! ". lloon.l, s'.'H- l.oio 4, S'' s,s,.,.,.
Geo w,,lias,os. RoeiasA Laprs aosilasd
,.; S' s,,,, o 'sa'''' ,,aSs RR 49, 81 M.
Ii.55l Re 4aSu.ta BnoaJrins. Psorllenc..
Chsrsy sud WlIs. yiralhsven. Meaior Sort,eh
s,ts W.u,r D.ssot saec.ss. Providence
- H,-gor Wave, Nrs Bedford.
n 'Dl,a.,i' ItorfitnB farre H. Spoaofd. Bridgeport
-, g,s S.s ll.,,n Ahcr Reeves, Ell.woHb.
M. T,n,tap Daniel Wells. Bangor
it..'.v Nex Haven
= a. s',t,,.os uo,'ou !. b. JanaTJ NssHaren
i,.,.ta, o.t.. B..t.n Msrv fsrrog. Providence.
A.. u,fb IA. Jssss Jousspoft
-, .'i,s, PoItlaed Wssimorsland. Pro,idercs.
80 "a. W.r.h.u MARI q. Barter, Gardiner
yrantln. tounecticlt H'fr Aeh'" 'AAi~
800 fro,-l.n,, I.sae Merritt Nes.iayen
E,.Iyr,rn pfot,d,nee 4. }. King GARDINER
at,'so.t,, s.ubufuort Martin Van Bufrn. Pawtuctet
~, proyll,nre Martha Jane, Ppudeacr
u nj nd, Ho.ton J " Nieb~i kewiiaYrn.
C.IgmI, Pfoylieue. CAbiEet, klIabsthpor.
b IA. Moo15gTB. baugOL
SAILED.
sksushlps-ocsas Queen. AspnvAh
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct l0-Afflycd schr Motto hfporshs NeT los
SAILED Oc Bhg-Cafohne GrnL boston, Ah,e FsnAn fmA
dn, snrr Pofnnouth sals d. Boston; H. J. hT, Providence
h. Scusr L. o. fo'sr Ne" York Jola hAnlone woods
,lsTs oct steamship sArgoisa nom New Yofi
b,rs Helen sands from Boston. - . , -,
Ga OcL l5-Arfvcd ehr hapels b"ohi "NA hsJ
q Red ,nd Hscyon HAVE shp star Of The "e'' LcPoo bHg
liz, IIoaKhtou, Portland; schr HEmPien Ne
FOREIGN PORTS.
Oct idIhe steamship tu0a ron Ne" lofAi ar
,,Sst A. D. N. today AID sailed iof LiycfpooL . .
1.-THE steamship Westpbala iroS Ne" Tors
of this port about O'CLOCK hhr'tlpA on H' way
DISASTERS.
.eon Of BOSTON has been wrecked the Island Of Cont
entrance Of hsbor manila The captain aud cfe-
s.wOstr,s, Oct 6The steamship Anisnce 81 the New Or
Lean. and Fa Mail Line reported ashore Hurrsne isand
s feTds to-day having got on WITHOUT ASST
She received eIeept the loss Of her rnder
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i,i 81 3D. 4l sth 9Th 9Th 9Th Toias
Bs.ls.....................' 2 &c
Lights q Z g. ~
iIepe Rnu,-Sisisr. J. urpre-ML Chadwick
To-day there are three games TO take place
al the Linton Grounds between the Mutuas and New
york Orentals Aciiyes and Unions at fremont; Eek
fords and starr 40 the CapitOiiDe Grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

THE AMERICAN BATHS, corner lrving-place
ana Sr.n1tb.t comprehensive In the couuty Iafk
Kus.aa pLaou FsmfEied and otter me Gated baths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

LACE CURTAINs-NEw PATTERNS for 1865
received; ass seins bsrgaiu, nom suction. -
G.. Al b. KSLrr Co., No. a. BroaiuiS
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MUSIC
OLE BULL IN BRooKLYE.

Ole Bull had an excellent audience in Brooke
yn last night 10 welcome hs return from European.
audience which nearly MED the Academy Of Music and
made that eoelesasea eihce rlDg with frequent anR
NOISY applause. Although the popular vionist offered.
very little novelty Of his ames, his playina
produced its wOncd eject and his bes pieces, such
hs Concerto IN major ms Mothers Prayer" given in
&c, were keenly rchshed " they had never BEEN
hca ri before. His accompanies MI Egbert Lane
sing at the piano, and Mr. g. W. Morgan at the cabinets
organ Both did wen, but neither We fear, was heard
the remoter corners Of the auditorium. Mr. Lansngs
defect weakness OF touch be plays with good taste.
hut often iOgCts that he Is not playing parlOr Mr.
NOIgani II Is always pleasure 10 hear but putting him
at little two byONe meiOdeOn is far short OF deset
GRAFTON There two Vocalsts-Mr GustaVus +.
Hall who has good and fairly cultivated baritone voice.
winch not IN perfect order last night, and Miss
Barton who possesses excellent contralto trained on
te priBcipie. Both met with favor, and upon
the whose observed u.
MISS KELLOGG.
The appearance Of Miss Kell0gg, on Monday
nigbt at the Academy Of Music excites great deal or
tntorsst the world e, and fashion, and from present
Indications the house viii he unusually brilliant Mics
KeOgg's Marguerite is Of the most charming OF our
operauG mcIunries II the young iadys Trends may 20
beleved-and why they not she has lupIotSSI H.
great deal since she left rs and comes back "llnn
VOICE rlpened method polished, and her po%oss
gpucrti.y developed. We hope II may yet De ounu
sible t. New York faVorlle Ih OISi tbat
awhile these operate concerts 90 Wha'o'ei '''
may nscan--aFe Lot 10 be desssed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

"TnE NAPOLEON Cough Pills thoroughly
rn, m, ,on 10 w dys violent chrome t"ngb that 10 other
medicine coaLd sie,r"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

THIRTY ONE YEARS under one management,
The AssK,.N nou,E has grown from n bo'el TO be NO" s
isre. nnbI house Engsnd II b furnished with all the
t,,os for snd comfort Of Us guests and df'edD
popular the travelling public IN all parts Of Tie oonS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

GOLD MEDAL REcEIvED.-A splendid new
,rtele 10 he found cp R.s ASprDos No. % Bos,r i@s
Al. psrab Flpo,an Velvet Vanegsted and Embroidered Plano
I, and sind Co,er ao Velvet brussels. ThrteP llssn
Csn.,s OH loth and Window shades Call sBd zee them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

While waiting for Cough to 90 as it
cane sowing seeds Of Consumption Better ny
Jnsrs for all Coughs and Cold. Sold
eytpWbIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

FIRST premium awarded 10 Nj. NrrBaIn; second 10 MI
D0ty; third 10 Mr. spail'y; fourth Ia MI. QnInt0n.
HARRAGAHskIT PAKK Association RACES.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. D--'fhe order OF exercises
spDopBeed I0J ~ 0sl al kaDAFaDsctt Park earned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

First premium awarded 10 MI 'oibbf Tue second 10
Mr. smith aud the third to Mr.. ROdisaker.
After this came race fiLe 10 all horses Whlcn mao
net beaten 24b This alsO Wns very nne race partcn-
lsrty She tlnrd heat We have room Only fOra
Pepm s10: 900 he fs tors 80 u Tue second SDto
Az "a a. 10 " s fssft 81 three Ia I've 10 bsf-
"'sA NV ~' is Heat. a. 3D.
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sANFoRDS PATENT CHALLENGE HEATERS
Portable Brick, still the iafoI,ts MANY thousands ~ s
NATIONAL STOVE WORKS
Nes 2lg aut l4l Wser =.
, 1868-09-15

where; they maintained their places to the
last, the Government losing over 200 men, and
themselves a little below the Government loss.
| may also inform you that the Cacos have
abandoned their position, not because they
have been beaten, but on terms which we are
unable to state at present. Nobody knew that
until Mr.. Lubin son came in with the news in
the public of the abdication of the
Cacos. Report says that divisions have taken
place between Lynch and Potion.
On Sunday, the 9th, TIE Deum was again
sung at Petionvillc, the President being pre-
sent on the occasion with a large audience.
when Mon S%eigneur Guzut delivered an inn
pressive lecture, and all left with gladdened
hearts after hearing a lecture of consolation.
Mr.. st. JOHN, Consul General of Great Bri-
tain, was seriously sick, but has improved in
health
, 1868-09-15

mY request of Frederiksted's Dealing
I'd Court, | will sell on SatHrday the
1911 Inst. from House No. II Strand Street,
THE EFFECTS

belonging to the dealing of Mrs. Dewhurst
aud Mrs Isabella Stevens, consisting of
Furniture, Bedsteads, Bedding, Clothes
Presses, Sofa, Chairs, Tables and all other
Household Utensils, with Silver, Glass and
other Wares &c. Also / Horse and a family
Carriage and double Harness, 2 Ponies and
a double seat Phaton with double harness.
Uncertain Claims belonging to the
dealing of ]. A. Correa and a large Rappo
Sales to commence at - o'clock precisely.
Frederiksted, 10th September 1868.
R. J. ROBINSON,
Auctioner.
, 1868-09-15

received ClICuldTS bUlUuSh thC 0DC'O'NE ~
State, to inform them to impart with patience
RELIGIONS instruction to those committed to their
care. Tt was read also in the Episcopal Church
of the Rev. Theodore Holly, by Mr.. Salmer, on
Sunday the 10th. This sacred edifice was
densely crowded. We noticed amongst the
audience the worthy Treasurer, Monsieur An
tenor. The Reverend gentleman was atten-
lively heard through his whole theological
discourse.
A notice was accordingly read, that the in
habitants of all other towns, except Leogane,
Gonaives, and Petit Goave, are invited with
out delay to hasten to the capital, Port-au-
Prince that a general bombardment is about
to take place, excepting the places already
named and that after the reading of the notice
the government will not be responsible for any
one. With regard to this, We will only say a
few words in the way of observation, which Is
absolutely necessary. This notice was read
in Port-au-Prince no other people, nation,
nor tongue is aware that a notice has been
read against a coming eyil-the non-communi-
cation on sea or land renders the notice rrdicu-
lous no other than those in the capital know
what is done, from what is und0ne; there
fore if foreigners are injured and properties
DESTROYED the Government will alone be
blamable.
The ship that is now prepared for action is
the Albert Emerson, a merchant trader; she
is now being converted into a man of-war, the
sum of $4,000 gold has been paid.
On the 31st, (Monday) a dreadful struggle
took place at Petionville at an early hour in
the morning which continued till evening with
much loss of lives. Attacks repeatedly are
being made or kept up between both parties.
Mr.. Joseph Woolley has been appointed
Consul for Hayti by the President.
The small clipper steamer "Geffrard, >
which is now called ''The Liberty" is to
be seen repeatedly in our harbour landing its
insurgents not far off from the city.
A dinner was given at Yourgeau, by Mr.
Hillister, to which the President only with his
Ministers were present.
On the 10th August, Sunday the President
assisted at a Te Deum which was chanted in
the Roman Catholic Cathedral of this city
The Consuls were all invited to attend by the
President. After the ceremony they We're
again graciously invited to the National Pa
lace. The gentlemen in attendance we're
M Spencer St. John, Consul General of Great
Britain Achille Du Courthial, Consul General
of France Don Mariana Alvarez, Consul
General of S. M. Catholiqne; r. Hartman,
r.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-13
LIST OF SHIPPING


In the Port OF Charleston, November 12.
vxbcEIs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTINo
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Golden Horn Brl, 1883 tons, McBeth, for Liverpool
loadlng-R Mure Co.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co.
SHIPS.
Winthrop, $40 to-s, Stuart, Mt Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-Patterson x Stock.
Owcgo, 9I3 tons Post, at Atlantic wharf, from New
York. waiting-W smtI Co.
Scotswood lBrl. 745 SOUS Yeaman at Gas Coz wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure & Co.
Sumter, 5GO tons Keene, ut Brown Cos wharf,
from New York, waitlnu-Iaster.
N Mosher tBrl, 798 tons, Mf sher, at Accommoda-
ton wharf from New York, waiting-R Mure 4
w. BARKs.
Haabct (Nor), 322 tons, hammers, at Boyces wharf,
from stockholm, discharging-J IL FIR dsoerg
Helen sands 500 tons. Otis, at Brown 4 COS wharf,
for Liverpool loading-Street Bros & Co.
Bornco (Drl, 7U5 tons, Card, ut Accommodation
wharf, from Halifax. $, waitnS-R Mure x Co
BRIGS.
Cardigan (Br) 1s0 Ions. Kelly at EIarthals wharf,
tor Queen nstown and Market. 10 o..ing-R Mure
& Co.
Cyclona, coz tons, johnson, in Ashley River for
Boston, loadng-Risey & Creighton.
] A pevereaux, 39l toas. Clark. at Central wharf,
for Philadelphia. loadins-H Baker Co.
James DIker, 100 to q. PheIan, in Ashley River,
for philadelphia, loadins-!I F Baker Co.
Crocus, 1GO tons. Swan, at Palmetto wharf, from
GEORGETOWN, $ e. repairns-Rislcy & Creighton.
Joshua 4 Maiy 2l8 tons. Veal, ut Marshalls wharf.
ior Queenstown aud o Market, loading-R Murc
l. Co.
Osprey tBr), 139 tons. Oulton, ut Brown 4 Co.'S
wharf, from Matanzas, discEargipg-W P Hall
J Kirby. - tons, Bernard, at Central wharf, from
Philadelphia, discharging-HF Baker Co.
SCHOONERS.
Dluntless t3rl, 1913 tons. Edwards, at Marshall's
wharf, for Queenstown and Market loadipg-
r Mure & 20.
] spencer, 200 tons, Fleming, in the Stream, for
Philadelphia, ready-H Baker 60.
L Davis. 800 ions, Bishop. at kerr's wharf, for
Providence, loading-alaster.
Jonas Smith, 3s7 tous Nichols, OF Brown Cos
wharf, for Providence, rcady-Master.
Minnie, 1O1 toas Farrow. III Ashley River. for the
West Indies lo1iing-J Enslow & Co.
C Grove, 2j3 tons. Weaver. in AshOy River. for
Baltimore, loading- Risley Il Creighton
" Ii Tiers, 29S tons, Hoflinann, In ashley River,
for PhadephiI, loadins-H L Baker Co.
Lavua Bell 154 tons Bay!is, at CcL tral wharf from
New York, discharsing-J BALL.