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The New York herald., 1869-09-16

prfest0 A hairy mechanic. seated on one OF .ne
beams Of the platform delivered euogy upon the
prisoners. He styled them the nness men aea, ne :
ever heard tell OF. They're murdrln, thelh. t
..rhat's factr chimed In q smooth-faced, iarIner-
IKE man; 'lhey'il ue out soon' whlspereu grocer
from Dubn with the help OF COD they' eat thel.
Christmas,dinner at home" pousy ana slowly lspeu
a buxom maiden with ABOUT six yards OF green iip
bon floating from her chlenon; mot DOUBT Oh H.
broke In one OF the Committee OF Arrangements
ayes and deyll thank some OF the clargy ana ouiu
bishops exclaimed fierce e-ooking fellow VINO IL no
friend OF the existing order OF things. 'Ould PauI,
''drty Morlartyn were the phrases used when speak
ing oi his Eminence Cardinal Cullen, who mas iu,
minated considerably against the Fenans ana
Bisnop Morlarty, OF Kerry, who made himself
conspicuous by consgning the Brotherhood 10 ine
''hell OF ye damned" without consulting i,aui,
Peter or Apollo. Every two or three cursed or
praised the ''inimes or friends OF the people, buI
the act is That the clergy are drawing In their norhs
They find, like Gladstone, as he stated when miro
duclng the irish Church bill, that fenlanism Is
intense and has hold upon the people that lew OUT
side oi the Brotherhood know Of and almost inipossi
bic 10 comprehend.
Certain British journals are ridicuhng statement
OF your London correspondent touching the exist
ence OF Fenianism. They know noihinS OF IL. IL ~
not only strong but active az ever lts agents
are working IN the barracks and public es'aphsh-
ments with u skill and industry that ianehs AZ lhe
most watchful Of her Majesty's ffiends. Dfuls
punctually take place. There are rs many 'proth'
ers As ever, but there IL less talk
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
iACnQSSE.
Exhibitions Yesterday Atteruo0

Exhibitions Yesterday Afternoon and Evening.
The Indians have captured New York aud its en-
yirons; have taken all by storm, and the descend
ants of the European races who now dwell herea
bouts have surrendered to the prowess and agility
OF the Native American party. T. G. Van Colt,
well known as ball player in the old Ashland,
Gotham and Resolute clubs, while sojOurning In
Canada became enchanted with the game OF Ia
crosse, as played oy the men Of the "Lo'' family.
He engaged party and emigrated with them to the
metropolis and they have been astonishing the ma
tlyes OF this region since. Yesterday they eX-
hlbited az the Union Base Bah grounds to a de.
lighted audience, and last evening al Brady's
curriculum. IN Jersey City, they ''cut their ca
persD swung their 'crOsses,n tossed the ball,
danced and shrleked and whooped that the Jer
seymen were delighted and frightened half to death.
The mosquitoes, or rather some lew Inillions or
them were so fiirhened that they betOOk them
selves 70 the swanps and hid there during the
night. This may account for the scarcity OF mos
Qiitoes in Jersey CITY and HOoOKen last evening.
To molilfy the Jefseymen and women Professor
OF stunts In thirty minutes, and then he himself
and Miss Meta jennings mounted the bicycle and
chased the "Injuns" around until they were as
much alarmed az the audience hau been by them.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. selck exhibited his
troupe Of 'ye gentle saVages" at the Capltonne
grounds and will do so again to-day, while "Big
inlunn Van Cott and his band Of warriors will en-
neavOr in yain) to irghten the fever ard aguc ont
of the residents Of fremont and thereabouts. The
rival bands will probably meet In few days to bat
tie for superiority. Then look ont for fun.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
LONG ISLAND.

DARING BURGLARY AT FLusHING--A BANK
ROBBED. The Queens County Savings Bank Is
located in the Town Hall AT Flushing and is opened
for business every Monday. Wnen the wife OF the
janitor OF Han opened the room to clean up for
bus ness yesterday mOTnlng-the bank had not been
opened since Monday the 9th lnst.-she discovered
that burglars had succeeded IN eGecting an entrance
and burst open the safe. The amount taken was
Sl,O5I in greenbackstne bulk OF the funds and se-
Curities OF the bank being deposited In New York.
Careful invest CATION showed that the burglary was
committed by experienced and skilful rogues, SO
perfect seemed their preparations. No clue TO the
burglars has yet been obtained
DESPERATE ASSAULT AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY
About three O'Clock yesterday morning man was
assaulted III Puntine street, Jamaica. BY two cOored
men, who stabbed him in the left cheek nearly cut
ting It off, and robbed him. The cry Of murder wss
heard by Albert wilkinson and brother and Gilbert
Creed who armed themselves anu went in the direc-
ton from whence the sound eMaDated. They ap-
proacned cautiously, when they were observed by
the highwaymen, who took TO their heels and ran In
the direction OF rendezvous known as ''niggef
greenn Upon the street was found pool OF blood
and upon the stoop Of Mrs. Case lay the assaulted
man bleeding and partly Unconscious. When re-
stored ne stated the above facts and also that ne
was on his way to New York. He did not give nls
name.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City,
rpx pusIIc SCHOOLS were reopenea yesterday
after eight weeks vacation.
A BULL ON THE RAMPAGE.-A Texan steer ran
furlously through Grand street yesterday after
breaking loose from the herd Several attempts
were made TO XIII him, but IN vain, anu he nnaly
escaped 10 Bergen.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBER IN CUsToDY.-fester-
day forenoon a stylishly dressed young man, named
John Ceary was comIuitted to the county jan TO
await trial on charge OF having knocked down
and robbed German citizen named John Z. Gehr'
lin, resident OF B0wery street.
OFFICIAL yis1r TO TIE New WATER WoRKs.-
Pursuant to an invitation Of the Commissioners OF
the new water works at Bellevile a party OF about
seyenty-fye gentlemen, including the Mayor and
Common Council and most OF the other city ollcias
besides many eX-oiiicals, proceeded iroW this ct5
Yesterday to the new works at the above place IN
Carriages and made tour OF inspection, prepara
tory to the opening Of the works in few days.
ACQuIrrAL OF AN ALLEGED iNcEND1ARY.-Yester
day In the Court OF quarter Sessions before Judges
Teese Guild, Williams ana lse, q col0red boy
named David showerey WAS tried and acquitted on
n charge OF having fired the barn which was de-
stroyed by fire last August, IN when was valuable
trottng horse belonging to Mr.. John Boylan. The
evidence was strongly against the lad. when his
counsel, appointed by the Court, sprang coup
d'etat by proving that ~ q boy he could not be
found guilty OF criminal careessness. whereas had
he been man he would.
Orange Junction.
PROBABLE FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--Y Yesterday
morning while gentleman named Merrler, resi-
dent of Cherry street, was about getting on board
New York train en- route to his business IN the city,
he was struck by the locomotive Of the Morrlstown
express bound IN an opposite directlon ana Injured
SO thaI his recovery IL douptiui.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

THE NEW UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE OF
RHODE lsLAND.--James NJ. Clarke, OF this city, has
been appointed by President Grant Judge OF the
District Court OF the United States for this district
IN place OF Mr.. J. Il. Bullock whose resignation we
recently announced. The qualifications OF Judge
Clarke for the place are well known, especially to
the bar OF city and State He occupied the POSI-
ton OF Presiding Justice OF the Court or Magistrates
during the earlier period OF Its history; held the
oice Of United states District Attorney from ls49 to
1858; was for several years City Solicitor OF Provl
dence and since the bankrupt law went into effect has
been one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy IN this dis
trict The District Judge not only holds the Uulted
states District Court but sits with one OF the JUS
tees OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
upon the bench Of the Circuit Court when the Judge
ls present. and holds that court alone In his absence.
During the earlier years OF the federal courts the
Chef Justice Of the supreme Court Of the United
states often sat with an Associate Justice OF the
Court and with the District Judge In the Circuit
Court of Rhode Island. The records of the latter
court show that Chief Justice John jaw, Associate
Justice William Gushing and Judge Merchant often
sat together upon the bench OF the Circuit Court IN
this district. Chief Justice Oliver Ellsworth sat
with District Judge Bourne at the June term or 1897
OF the Circuit Court for Rhode Island.FT0uide,tce
Journal, Sept. ID
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
ST. DOMINGO.

Dissensions in the G0vernment-vice Presi-
denr Gonez's Conrse--rhe steamer Teie'
Grafo Again.
PUERTO PLATA August "a, 1859.
For some time past rumors have been in circula-
ton here President Baez intended TO arrest vice
President Gomez under the pretence that Gomez had
mad an interview with Geuera Pmentel, now ex-
ilea. This news spread so widely that It was said
that General Caceres had received an order for car.
rying this threat into execution. Vice President
Gomez, being acquainted with Baez's intentions,
aud believing that he could by his influence over
throw him, pronounced against the government,
the city Of santiago and other towns IN the Northern
Department, and ls now operating with the revou-
tl0nists.
At last accounts General Cabral was besiegng
Azua, which city has not been taken yet, because
CaOral has been taken sick. Azua is more than 100
miles distant from the southern frontier.
The Dominican statesmen are astOnished at the
action of the United Srates government concerning
the case Of the steamer TELEGRAPH, and ask by what
authority the United States lnterferes IN the domes-
tic questions of the Domncans. AS matter OF In
ternational law It Is claimed that Secretary Fish has
violated the rights OF an independent country, and
also acted against the principle OF American policy.
This act has caused the Loss OF many friends which
the Americans had IN the revolutionary party.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
ENGLAND.
Hudson, the Ex-"Railway king,' in His Old
DRyk,

Hudson, the E~-"Raiiway king,,' in His Old
DAYS.
The following letter from George Hudson, once 'he
.Railway King'' of England TO Mr.. Hugh Taylor, OF
Hexham is published in the Newcastle Cnfonicse:-
CALAIS, August 10, 1859
NyprAR Me- TAYLoR-As the subscription which you
kindly originated s closed, becomes my duty as well
as my pleasure grateful thanks 10 you, ana
through Won, the numerous friends VINO nave 70 hahh-
somey contributed il. hardly tell how can,
In express gratitude for their recognition
OF my promotion Of public works assure
thankful and the other gentlemen
who have been associated with In furherng the sub
srpon annuity and to the large number of friends
in Newcastle and well other places, who
have so handsomely responded appeal, and have
thus secured my remaining days comfortable compe-
tency shall reflect with pride and satisacton
connection with your district The knowledge that
enabled assist giving TO the town OF Newcatle It's High
Level Bridge, 10 Sunderland is DOCKS and by system Of
railroads to restore the productiveness
many which and OF extending the system OF
railway Scotland ia great pleasure and idy eompen.
sates me for any suffering may have endured cannot
conclude letter without publicly expressing my deep oo
cations 10 Mr. Elliott who during all my ms'orhnes has
been most kind and consderae friend and who also
assisted IN the promotion OF the subscription
gain, dear Mr. Taylor to express to you my
warinest all kindness which be
eraced from my recollection Am yours very truly,
GEORGE II, BS0N.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
CLEARED.

Steamship Holsa,a CSGl, Ehers, Hamburg Kunhardt
Co.
steamship LOUISE Moore Wallace, Newbern, NC-Murray
Ferris Co.
steamship Franconia. Bragg Portaud--J Ames
ship Chnaman (Br, Law. London--E Morgan's Sons.
Bark Grace tBrJ, Rogers, Bristoi-Heney Parker
BARK Won Heyden Carlow (NG), specht, LuhecC Tobias
&Cj,
Brig Eous (Br Perkins, Gibraltar for ordsrs-Bret Son
4 Co.
Brig Hattie, Grant, Jackson, iile--R p Buck Co.
Brig George Harris, Blanchard satia, Ga X Buck It
Go.
schr Magnolia G5rL sheridan, CORVALLIS Crandall Um-
phray Go. -
schr RansatrA tRr Romke, st John, NB-Jed frye 4
Co.
schr Adde Vessels Lawson, Bueicds, CA q Vessels.
schr Geo Somea, Murphy, Jaeksongile.
Schr Mountain Laurel, Langley, Jacksonville- Bentley,
Miller 4 SThomas.
schr Jedde, Trott savannah bentley, Miller Thomas.
Schr fBabele Bento, Ghareston--N T. McCready & Co.
schr A Baxter Rogers, Charleston SC-Rentley Miller
Thomas
schr N II sockham, Cordery, Wilmington, NCOverton
Hawkins
schr saie Burton, Palmer, stamford
The schr Helen, for Baltimore cleared Friday by
Geo P'Ymer, not as before
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

schr James, Gorham Bridgeport for Ei,abethport
Schr Ellen Louisa, Hawkins, Bridgeport for kondous
Schr Connecticut, Stearns, Bridgeport FOR Philade pna
Schr Anna ID Price, Hawkins Greenporl for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
BARK Eagle, New York for Montreal
Brig Annie Annie Lindsey New York for 5, johns
schr Mary Loughery, Taylor Philadelphia for New Ha
schr Roanoke, Barrett. Philadelphia for Norwalk.
schr Reading RR No 49, Robinson Philadelphia for New
Haven.
sehr Storms, staab, Trenton for New Haven.
Sch James Hoffman, Shropshire New Brunswick for New
Haven.
schr II Baldwin, Parker South Amboy for Providence
schr Fairdea er, Snow South Amboy for Portsmouth.
Schr Harriet Sarah Murphy South Amboy for Hartford.
schr Daniel Morris, hughson. Port johnson for New Ha
schr Stranger. Davis, ElixHbeshport for New Haven.
schr Memento, Mason, Albany Tor New Haven.
schr Convert. Adams, Albany for Pawtucket
Schr Josephine -, Albany for Westerly.
schr George Washington, Peck Albany Tor New Haven
Schr brainard, Brooks, Albany for Providence.
schr GalOta, Glover. Albany for Pawtucket-
cT ann Sw S;. ws A1ay ay 9s Swp
schr Golden Ray Davis Clinton Point for Providence.
Schr Belle, Hale, Saugertes for Providence.
schr A Flower, Mckee Haverstraw for Providence.
schr American Eagle Fowler hayersaw for Provdence.
Schr Annie, -, Hoboksn for Roslyn.
Schr Pacific Wass, Hoboken for Boston.
schr Julia Newell, McIntyre New York for Portsmouth.
schr Palladium Ryder, New York for Darbury
Schr Kate, stevens, New York for Roston.
schr Casper Lawson, Hull, New York for New Haven and
MdtetOwn.
schr ID Pitts, Vale, New York for Riverhead
Schr NJ Bartlett, Kicker, New York for Norwak.
Schr Jas Henry, -, New York for Stamford
schr Pernet, Sydney, New York for Taunton.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
INTERESTING DOMESTIC EVENT.
Birth Of Scion Of the House Of Hacketi. in
Cau6du,

Birth Of Scion Of the House Of Hackett. in
Canadn.
From the Kingston ICanadal British Wing, Sent Ill.,
Born, September Q, instant upon Wolfe Island
Z. W., where the infants mother Is now sojourning,
a son TO James II. Hackctt native and q resident
OF New York city. and who Is rightfuiy, according
to "Burke's Peerage,' "Baron Hackett, OF Hacketts
town. county Carlow, and shelton Abbey. county
wicklow, Ireland, descended from Hackett, one OF
the great Norman bar0ns who came over with
William the FIRST ana whose name still appears
heading the Conquerors roll OF his SIX and thirty
nobes and generals, Inscribed A. ID. 1885 upon The
pillar erected at Battle Abbey, near Hastings. Eng
lanu One Of his progeny accompanied Henry the
second ~ his famous Irish expedition and obtained
vast estates and seignories and his descendants be-
came, generation after generation, Parliamentary
barons and potent magnates in Ireand.n
In 1899 the London court Journal, after the death
oil the late Edmond Baron Hackett, referring TO the
attested family pedigree, Herald's College, Castle
Dublin, annOunced:-' Henry Hackett, OF New
York United States the true inheritOr OF that an
cestral dignity and also the sole surviving repre-
sentative OF the family ana OF the original and Illus
trious line OF euda barons who lost their estates by
reason OF revolutions and the Reformation, and are
now cassed among the extinct peerages OF England,
Scotland and Ireland.
so that between their titles and low name
There's nothing differs but the outward fame.
Mr.. James II. Hackett Is also the father--by his
first marrIage-of the Mr.. John X. Hackett, noted
"a an able lawyer an emnently just Judge and also
tue popular Recorder OF the city OF New York
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
YACHTING.
spor, In Bosron Harbor-Review Of the Dor.
chester Yachts.


chester Yachts.
From the Boston Post, September 1871
A portion OF the Dorchester Yacht Squadron had
another review saturday afternoon. The programme
consisted OF q review and two races Tho first race
was for boats measuring twenty feet and upwards.
The course for first class boats WAS to start from
the Judges boat in dorchester bay down the hsrbor,
rounding Long Island and returning TO the judges
boat. making a distance OF about eighteen
miles The following boats were entered for
the first race:-0role, w. Innis; Jessie,
W. n. mnls: scpd, T. K. Cooper; Fleet
wing, c. b. Folsom Alice, W. II. l.. Smith;
SiIver Heels, ~. scudder; McDuG, H. Hill; Viper
Chas. Drake; Juno, II, Gordon; Restless, Captain
McLaughnn; oignet j. II. Robinson; Banshee, Cap
tain simpson. Tie race was won by the Orioie,
making tue time IN 2h. .j4u., the Jessie Scud and
McDun following close upon her heels, In 2h. sun,
2h IL 1.ui. aud IN. IL isin
The second race was for boats under twenty feet
the course being down the bay, through Squantutu
Gut 10 Sculpm Ledge buoy and return. The follow.
ing were the entres:--Wave, B. @. Morse; Bristol,
O. Boynton; COquette, W. B. Lambert; Trio, III. B,
Robnson; farpot, j, II,dieth Glpsey, a. Pope, Jr.;
sea Breeze W. {. sharp; Be!e. ". II. Elliott; Una,
\. Bates. THIS race was won by the Bristol In 2h.
KIN, the COquette coming in second IN IN. sm
Inc judges were hcssrs Andrew Wheeler. G. Z.
Neal aud q Barnard.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

SUICIDE IN THE COUNTY JAIL.-At about seven
O'Clock yesterday morning OF the keepers Of The
county jail, at White Plains, discovered the DEAD
body OF a man named Robert Barr suspended rom
chain in his cell. The wretched suicide W as Scotcn-
man. filty-seven years Of age, VINO mad been fuliy
committed TO await the action vi the Grand jury last
saturday by Justice Atkins. al Yonkers, on charge
OF having committed a gross outrage Oh Inc person
OF his daughter, girl fourteen years old.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

sailed-schrs Herbert MAnton, Crowen, Phnadspha' sW
dIoGCEsTER. Sept lOeArrivsd, schr O Trisa iiOn''
5AscksosvILLE Sep. -A,sa brig rsses. n!ns..s,
Foster sch varuna, Sawyer, and Mary Fsteber
soBfLE' Sept s-clearsd brig zAh Csr', Watson Dali
new oRLEANs, Sept Sailed, steam'hip crssesn'oy,
NORFOLK, Sep. Arrived, schr wyman, urann,
NEwBURYPoRT, Sept 10 Arrived, schr Fabens,
NEW BEDFORD, septll-Arriyed, schr Arthur sImp; imp
stove, rudder damaged and Otherwise nlu'e'
ssed-schr. Decatur Oaks. Rogers from Gloucester for
aioSs PSlsdepSia; Woodbury., cSaen,y, do wD
New ESs Ssi;s sss
fs@ sS' sSr Ia E
4en mas :ssss .aD. Alberto
PHf Sept Aysa bark moersS"r S.w
al ssaors rs tyde can' and Ponder Huson Boston
Bartle, Smith, Dighton conkins' Daniels Ne" I0"'
Cieared-Bark Clara tNG), Probs Rotterdam 6Tiss Ros
nSss s nuassn ssss anseE
cssias Sag
iMh-Below, ship westmoreiand Lasournau, from Ant
:shr; Pratt Jossas srs s s
an Ardro.san schrs aon.ans Bance Dc
PoRTsMouPa ra.0e Sept sArye sohs Sarah jones'
Handy Philadelphia; 9th, Virginia. Small and Evelyn Gov"
PROVIDENCE, Sept n-Arrved schrs Lena Hunter.
Perry, Philadelphia; Harriet Lewis Tayor ana Tos
ter Sheffield Eizabehport NJ Freeman, Eldrdss' New
York. - ,,.,.,s,.. o..
Breeze Herrck Calasl; schrs Daniel Pierson Per
sscn s shSs Baltimore sarah Mills wiIse' Eliza Wi
hans Cornish; Lamarne, Bnter vsnsr JI ohryMe'
Julian Nelson Cavalier and Mary Sewe Ieris0ee fna
dephia; Louisa Smith, Orca.t Lizzie MAJOR, oanes Se
randa, Pond; Raven. Rose 0rozmbo. Eaton Lane
Hatch, and Rainbow Parker, NYork; sisoy Newton
schs Eesecss knight & BALDWIN TSnnnso anS Ess Ens,.
cott Baltimore; Village Queen, Tllots RGWhden Fen.
pinore Essex, Sinnickson, Dcknson: ~
English Barker md Benz Strong, Brown, Philadelphia
Facone Wilson, Marietta Smith, Preston DO iop raw
Rondou for Pawucke; Isaac N Seymour Norton, IT9y
Parker S Kelly, Warford, Spragae Albany Henry
Remson Allen, Marlborough NY.
Sailed Schrs Shepard Mount, Young, and Arcturus,
PAWTuCKET Sept l0-Arrved schrs Marietta Hand, Nor
TON baltimore Horizon Newman. Eitkabethport a.
Saied-Schs Ellen Barnes clifford, Baltimore New ZeA
land Cook NYork Cor Portiand); Mineoa Whitaker, New
ilth-Arrved schrs Tuns Bodne, Buncc, Baltimore :
Anna Stafford, Powell and Brooks, Brooke fhiA
Saiied-schrs Fanny Hammer, Brooks, Alexandria; Hos
zon Newman. Ezabethport; Sybi, Tracy, Nfork to "a
RICHMOND Sept fl-ssiled, schrs B Jones, Davis.
san FRANCISCO, Sept l2Arrived, bark Advancement
Valparaiso. - 60, o...x., .r,,..
| Berry, Honolulu and Bakers Island. . -,
SAVANNAH, Sept lS-Arrived, steamship kapidnn' MAI
ory NYork ship Tiger tBr). Russell, Newport - Orig
'SWIGMiNGToN, NC Sep, lo-Arrved schr John, Rollins
NYork. - 49,. r,rs . r,ar.
and Kenduskeag.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
Weather Ai0uR the Coast.
FORT or NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER ls, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Parsers OF Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver ali packages intended for the HERALD TO
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
The New York Associated Press do not
collect attend to the delivery of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 1855:
Resolved That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship in the
hsrbor Of New York. Passed unanimously,
p,r The oiics the HER yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE 10 Whitehall alp. All communications
consgu the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
ARRIVALS.
RErorrRp ny TIE nRRALp arEAM YAcnrs.

REPOETED Bf THE HERALD SIFAM YACHTS.
Steamship Nevada tHr Gress, liverpool SEPT |, va
Gaoa sept H. iai q 30 lon s. o. passed steamship iiaho,
rpo DO for Do i'm at 30 3 lon S5 3d. siesmhp City
steamship Tybee Delaney Domingo city Sept s. and
Porto Platte 9th, with mdse and passengers, to Spoiord
steamship Pioneer shacktord, Cow BAY, days. with coal,
STAINING 'sg stream NcCreery New Orleans Sept T.
aud souhwes, ra.s h q, AN viva mdse and psssensers
Gsa, ~ hsnes ISu~ fresh s,l.. rom T. ana Ne
steamship Gen Meade, sappson, New Orleans, Sept .,
the river e on aceSun Of strons NJ gales bad wea
her crossed the bar 9TH at AN had hne weather since
with niss and paSssnsers 70 Morgan %. sept II,
somi.es sw Of Hauera passed sehr hyroye hence for
Steamship EIg.s rre,, wilmington NC With md'' And
shp Esnore. Oars cronstsii, 81 days, with mdse to
Dc roo ress Aad h sessy YES wnaS Ss sos nos OF the
heavy sea but nong az the gale Of thai date , "a
VIII ssn ni ISsS to Hf @ Meyer hia as s
eth nat when had heavy gale from sst 70 Which lost
sd large saanaes o water wEc swept away hatch house.
way ron 20 order Es Sns wsahsr he Whole passage
sesr es H.SS ES 1f ss S.y &n.sT Tsass pS for u
schr Rebeeca Hyde, srenusn, hiIyiie, NJ
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Glsucus Walden from Boston for New York,
with md.e aqd passeneers 70 WIN |. Clyde.
sehr Ehss Roberts koges Georges BanksoF New YORK.
ssst Dean, Cook, ysii RIserior Ssw yortv
SsT ssT Sn RTFFs Tor RI
sST is Grove ssx fss Sssa ,
RIsns rP.ad S e oF fdS s;s S.y yGts ga;.
scsr Chief smith Norwich FOR New York Haven 20, Elm,
schr o ii Gallagher, Gallagher. Hartford for rhiIsdel
| phia