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The New York herald., 1870-08-21
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaE-Pirh ind sixth col
AsrRoL~aY -sxoosp PAes-Fourth column.
Ss AN
BOARD As6 I6HasS i"ts %%STEDs.Oosp PACE
sRooKIYN B0ARD-srooNp PAox-rourh column
BROOkLfN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sE0osD FACE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -E1rvrsru rAor-rour.h
nusISEss SorlcEs-srvrSrn pAos-s..h column.
CITY RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE--sEcoSD PAoE-Fifsh
CLtRKs AND sALEsMEN-TwKLyrn pAaK-second
coAcIM N AND GARDENERS s-rwrLrrn rAor-rhIrd
coAsTwisE srEAMsHIrs-rrnsr PAor-rifh and sixth
DENTISTRY -TwT Lr! II PAoE-sixth column.
HOUSES To AND
EuRdfEHN column
EVENING TELE .KAM-ELEvENTH PAaE-second col
ExcGssIoss,. .r1us. rAorzsI..h column.
Foa sXLnIELtVrsra PAe Third sad fourth columns
hEEr COL
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o.-F,xsr PAoE-second and
SES EoSSs sSuTn
Seccnd and th d coiumns
aGSsSs TS5s ssacH CITY AND sEn
9sS G:s REAL ESTATE Foa sALE-srooSD PAaI-
loan oEFiChs-rrnsr PAor-!hira column.
sounn column
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsr rAGg-Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TESrHP PACE
Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAGE-sixth column.
MUSICAIs-- ELEVENTH PAGE--Fourth column.
PERSONAL FlDeT PA0r-F First column.
eIANOFORTEn- -ELEvENrH PAas Fourth column.
rROPOSALS-TwELFTH PAGE--Sixth column.
PROPERTY Q OF TdE CIT FOs SALE OR TO
RENT.Sr VI PAaE Filth ami sixth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEoOND PAGK-Sxth
REAL Estate wANrEp-rwILrru Aer Sixth column
KELlSIUUS NOTICES FIRST PAGr-Fourth column.
kEMOSALS-TwEiI I'll PAGE-Sixth coiumn
kEWARDs.TwILrTH PAGE--Thiri column.
kOOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELFTH PACE
III. tn and sixth columns.
EALFS AT AUCTiON-TwELvTH PAGE-Ftfth column
BiUATIONS wANTEp--FEmALEs-T PACE
First nd second columns.
kirUATlONs wANTED-MALEs-TwRLFr PAaE-
Second column.
SPECIkL NoTICEs-FInsr PAaE-First and second
columns.
spoRTIN0-DoGs, BIRDS. &o.-Flnsr PAex-second
SUMMER isG1 n Res MRESoRrs-sEooND PAaE- Fourth column.
HE ThADES-TwELTT fAGE--Third column.
lie TUKF-FInBT PAGE- Second column.
III LET bOR BUSINESS PUEPOSES-TwELFTH PAGE
n Fourth and fifth columns.
1khvELLEks' GCll E-FiRsT PAGE-S.xth column.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd CO umn.
TACHIs, STEAMBOATS,, &o.--FIEsT PAGE Fourth col
umn.
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MATCH RACE FOR &2,t0). TO TAKE PLACE OVER
4u Paterson Track, on Thurs iay, August 26. $50
John T. Ackerman names br q. Hamperon sired Rvs
years old. -
Jacob Hopper b. Doctor Parmy sired bv Rvs
dycks Hairt esonian Dam the ebrated rottng mare
kody. Six old. ~
The sbove 10 made pl,y pay" and will certainly
come OIL The s mile heats fv to a ness
To be governed by the ruoS the National Trotng
alton 's '
EOth stations fast and equally matcned In apee
and the people expect TO we'll contested
raoe. Race will start At = O'Clock r. NJ.
Admission " MI parts Of the track, 81. Ladies' free
A. A. HOPPER, President.
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NJ oNMoUrH Park,
IA LONG BRANCH. -
On

M ONMOUTH PARK,
M LONG BRANCH. ..
Trotting Meeting, An gust 81, 30 and 81
SATURDAY, August g.
Frst Race Purse 50 for horses that never beat AZ:
xl,5UU 70 nrst 1850 IN BIZ ID
second RacePurse 50 0 horses that never beat
$l,2N to first, $500 second and i3,J % third.
TUESDAY, Augus So
First Race 200, for that never beat
&l.hO to Lis, ~ o to second, $3.50 To third.
Second kace-Narraganset Steamboat Company's purse
S2oO for b. rses that beat s23 81 $50 TO rs 500
TO second, 1880 to thir - "
w DNESDAY, August 81.
First Race-purse S5tpo for ali norres Ss5OO 10 first
xl,OU0 10 second, ehW third.
Second Race Silver Punch oow, donated by w NJ Fiiess
tei for money. ~ 49,
Entrance per cent, three or more to ener
Purses close at COntinenta Hotel Tuesday
August. '' 49, - -
The steamers Plymouth Rock Jesse Hoyt viii run
extra trips to the races. w. l.. RAYNOR, secretary.
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A SPEED, SPEED. sPEED.-FoR POSITIVE AND
n. pcremptory sale, gentemans complete Turnout
consisting OF han some, superior highly bred
matched pair OF TROfTING MAKES about l5Ia high and
Syears old the bay sired by l. XINGTON. dam a
M tsSENGtK MARE; the gray mare sired by TRUSTEE,
dam ABDALLhH MARE; are extra hne, stvist gar
handy drivers the gray has this season in
23, the bay mare in and they warranted trot
IN 2,50 TOGETHER. OK NO SALE.
THEY FEAR NO LOCOMOTIVE and can he driven bv n
adv f seed DO not lug fret and without vice or
rIcks positively the promising pair trong
es 20 the State and are warranted sound and kin
hLe light top ROAD WA1ON, made by BfaRpSLEY, in
frat class order Set of fine DOUBLE HARNESS, RLAN
kErs Robe, whip &C. II not sold private sale they viii
then be offered ut public auction ON WEDNESDAY, An us
"a AT II O'CLOCK, at BARKER HhMLINS CITY Au, tiJn
Mart and New York Tattcrss Broadwa and Thr
tynin street. where they now be and examined
and trial gwen.
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DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
JAMES M'oREERY 4 90.
Invite u. s',.n,ios n. q q their customers
Very Very st'.ssivs s"ssS e stock sSs@
Summer prrs. Goods,
ssil further reduction IN prices
soSss S;' prs.: '"s :tioSa; doSa:,
rssn"I reduced bro. from ~ aoc e:. TO sss:
sss sssss.s s: # sss@ ss:s;s asis iS,ss:s'' ss..
French Printed Lawns '''"''S '''
and organdies
or... rssst;lsn = great i 'tfsssf ta.s lawn. and
cs,. Chinese Grass Cloth.
Asre.h line of ): JAPANESE "a csc siiS: siSs'' '0" % ."
Black Gros Grain silks i''' "e''
reduction g s.%s.1 g. e. 81. e Is and s'
new fall shades, 81 rs
Great reduction
Ladies', and chaTsn'. i% Daa Department.
On SSn'syi %. %I ASsa'' sisq H.
Ladles' organde SUITS Ss,
,..,.., Reduced from $40
hsS,s. tns ns L Lawn vasS SUITS 5a!,a ss
sf ss sa.s sna a. RTpns s''ss; Ssn. Dresses.
snd " eu iAdes Chenses, bc and sl 20; Corsets at
xt oO WORTH w; Corsets ut AK, worth 81 ants' Ward
robes complete ladies' Clothing of description misses
dresses and Suhs IN stock or made to order.
-
ND THE TIMES AND PRICES
FOSTER BROTHERS will set shs s" right Sa. '' JOINT
Good Prints &c.. &c. and &c. GOOD Ginghams, isSc
Aerrimaok and spfasne Prints down to lnc, yard.
spses pEc.a EaT Sn,ns wS Mnsn; s % soSn % .oa ;M
Splendid yard wide Dress Goo is, 2tc. and NC
french Dagna opins yard wide, fall colcrs, Sic.
superine black A'pacss boc.; others charge 7Se-
Hemp Carpets, G0c. good black Silk, 81.
epeadid syles Sprasue Prints l0c.
Flno all wool FIannes 25c.
nv pfic Won wish. -
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.
ATTHE AUCTION HOUSE Or
"A JUH SSTOJ IAN TAsSELT,
Office and esroom ~ Nassau street
opposite the Pest Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of our business Ia conducted ut our
HORSE AUCTION MART.
liz AND ia EAST 1srH STREET, NkAR sTH AVENUE
where hold regular
SAIL OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
uenueen Wishing purchase, those having Horses
Carriages to SELL viii hnd perfectly reliable,
conduct his branch of business, al other
business on the which
err ~ honorable I,,es IN all mercantile pursnts.
sound from - to 45 hours for trial
Entries for of Carriages can be made at
office solcsrOom, ~ Nassau
VIC also keep register of horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made consignments
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DURE MILK.-A GENTLEMAN IN THE co NTRY
would like furnish responsible party with 100
20 9 quarts pure milk daily Address co.. NTkYMAN. COZ
lis Herald ONCE,
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A BARKER l. HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART
~ and New York ratersais corner Broadway and Thr-
tynith street will be sod at public auction, without re-
serve, ON WEDNESD ~, August u. at l2 O'CLOCK,
OHE FINE
LARGE, HIGH BRED chestnut Trottng Horse
III! IsnALE
WAS RAISED AT HILLSDALE, MICHIGAN,
where he last In 2 WAGON, under
TIE name of HILLsDALE HORSE; Is ihal high, years
old, and without exception fine, geneel, purc-zaei,
honest, reliable and well behaved n GENrLGMaN'S noAn.
ST as be produced has vice tricks, fears
nothing rots In Style without freng pu ling and
has line endurance he has improved In speed
SON and ih few DAYS preparation beat 2:iO and
pull road IN 24 In warranted sound and kind; he
W bought this spring by Mr. JAMES DEf and sold to
present who rcrcs from the compelled
10 srii. H!LLSDALE can be and examined at the
Mart any day previous TO sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sTECAAk NVEAOHSs
pun, sxA TX GENTLEMAN IN IIh co IN M1Hx az
% up quarts milk daily Address CO.. NTkYMAN COX
THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED TRADE SOCIETY
special meeting =, The Eoassn,h Ward Hoss corner
:soss :Sf '"Sss sy MONDAY T.
Custom House husness ls Pearl street. hanover
established 1888 Merehanass; lnsgase .amples o. for
CHINA ana 9, Jsp.1 ''sA"'' - NORRIS
$40 ,llNts. nO.:-. s,RDs, &c.
A LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
moesns Birds i. DovEYs No. Grssas street, cornsr
N. B.-L.dss attended bv Mrs. Dovov
ERANc1s nUrLER, NO. 5 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dog. for and stock. Buffers 10
@snss Dog: Hs % ss q:
al diseAses.
.. TuE TURF.
An AGRICULTURAL Ssp SsIs HORTICULTURAL
THE pnosSEcE ris S' safs s;.f At GROUNDS,
Animal. .n n .s.s. ss ssrg pp para e Se,
invited from all quarters.
Full particulars abon, ssptembsr6
MORRlSANTA,
WESTCHtSTt X, n. Y.
.,. SEPTEMBER MEETING. 1870.
PREMIUMS $500
SEPTEMBER 20, 81, ~ and cA
. TUESDAY, September %
fWse NO. L-b 00 for horses that beat s40 $3.50
70 tue hrst horse $50 TO the secUnd 100 ~ the third
- - WEDNESDAY, September 81.
rrse NO. ar2O0 tor horses that beat So 81 200
10 the first horse &h to the second s0 the third
THURSDAY, September2.
Purse No h01 for horses 49, 9l5O0
TO the hrs horse, $500 10 the second S0V the third
FRIDAY. September 23
rurse NO. 4xl.hOO for horses that beat 2H:
the second, 3 10 TO the third
Purse No hr25 for horses that beat 22 81 500
TO the rs horse. $50 TO the 800 to the third
Al the Abo races mile heats three In 6ve IN
- "
Entrance ten per cent three and start,
close NJ Grorge W. jenkins Fleetwood Park club House.
4S4 roadway. between foreh and Fortyhrst Streets
New York, at oclocS r NJ. SepI9 Al entries ny mail TO
% addressed to box l23 Mofrisanl Post Office b. order.
HENRY DArER President.
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,,pJzFs cAsHsp AND ISFokMA1ION FUkNisHED
in the above lotteries at Parks CO.'S pIvste 9nces,
10 rutoa street New York, rooms Nos and D. ou nersu
ypidjnr. send for circular.
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LARGE, HIGH BRED chestnut Trottng Horse

PERFECT SADDLE HORSE,
IA One OF the finest in she country,
l594 hanis high, Odd; kin in double harness
neither vice. tr ok iat rased Ward Macy of
sailcs. ky and has ne srce that will sas the
fsetidous; has gait known saddle horse. Only
parties in search or frat class saddle horse invited 10
apply at -
JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL'S
HORSE AUCTION BRANCH,
ll2 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

YNHE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED TRADE SOCIETY
Of Journss sailmakers are re laested 70 atten
special meeting the Foureenth Ward Hotel corner Grand
and Elizabeth Nreets Monday evening August r. 1870 1t
O'Clock. BY order OF l. b. CIAL LIAOR President
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THE MORRIS GENERAL FOREIGN EXPRESS AND
Custom House usness lls Pearl street. hanover square;
established 1853 Merchandise, luggage, SAMPLES for.
warded by steamer TO Europe Havana, the des.
China and Japan. l.. w. NORRIS
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

"A PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. life insurance companies, and who do not desire to
surrender their policies by absolute sae
.urcncer of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, a Liberty street.
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H0RsHA CARRIACE., &C.

CARRlA0Es, ALL STYLES. TO LRT-BY WEEK OR
~ month, with without Hovsss. For ssle, several
slightly sol Carriages reasonable prices. WIrTY'S
Carriage Warerooms, 6S5 Rr0adway.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

L'OR HAvRE.
The nrst class side wheel American steamship GuIn-
ING STAR 2t93 TONS will be u North
river on Tuesday. August 2S, at 3 O'clock r. n.
CABIN passage. B76, currency.
second cabin, 500, currency
6teerAge, rSD currency
For freight or passage apply to
VI. 4. WEBB, 81 Exchange place.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

A RTFsIAN LIrIlIA SPRING WATER VISITORS AT
a Saratoga SPRINGS and 6aston Spa, their return
sbe city, also the public generally will lind the above mineral
Eater for sale by NJ. S. BROWN wine fruit store, 65
Broadway.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

CEwING MACHINE wANTtD-FOa FAMILY USE;
second hand aud In good order Address stating kind,
price how long used A. BLoX 6 New York Post ooce
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"a FFIClAL DRAWINGS u-r.,,,
~ .IArAMA-TXInA Ass Dol --AUet ST 20, 1870
sl ~ A. z3, i, g. ~, 10, 7s y, =!
' Missot n,-clAss 40. ois-AUGusr 20, 1870 .
% 81 }, 49, n, i5 %, -. o. ~, o, % 70; sqn "a.
a. IT, s, q, ~ 9, o. u, rlS o. ~ 30 ii is7e se'
el * u d. H. 70. ~ 10 IS o., 20, S,.
furnished md c culas cent IN me above ana
also Eoya hi vi Lot elles D. NbGs ~ 80 ,o,
i6 Broadway Ia tuiton street and NJ ' farN tow'
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A GENTLEMA N OF CHARACTER AND ABILITY,
n willing to nyest $i5,0oo get the presidency of
national bank IN Ceatral PENNSYLVANIA having capital o
S25D0 ana nm Of 425oOc0 deposits throughout
York.
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L,RANCls BUTLER, NO. 81 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dog. for and stock: Buffers in-
faltbe Mango Cure and Flea 7Sc; Butier
new Work. e. Dogs boarded. Naned &C. Medicines for
al, diseases.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

TOR sALE-A LOT OF SPLENDID HARNESS, BOTH
sings and double, cheaper than other place In the
city call and sec them before purchasing elsewhere
VIM. DAVIS, HarnessmAker, No. <S2 Canal street
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$40 Ting DOs:~. fStRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sac.-Medcnes for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking Birds at b. DovEYS, No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal.
N. B.-LAdes attended bv Mrs Dovev.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ On and alter Monday, May 2S sO trNae
will leave depot OF Twenysixth street and Fourth
avenue, as follows
lU:30 A. NJ, Rutland Express.
S:lb r. NJ, Montreal Express
Sleeping coaches Oh night trains between New foN
3d. Albans, W. ]. q. BUCKHOUr, Superintendsssr
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Colonel W. Z. Burr of ST. Louis; Major N. H..
Eaton Of Boston; Dr. II. Randall OF Michigan; j. A.
Alexander OF Illinois; Samuel Barkley Of San Fran
CISCO and s. Gilbert Of Boston, are at the Metropol
tan HOTEL
General J. r. Anderson, Of Virginia; c. II. Kel-
logg, of Massachusetts, Waldo Adams, Of Boston;
James T. Griffin, OF England, and Rev. DIR. Leyburn,
OF Baltimore, are at the Grand Central Hotel.
Simon Seyfert, OF Pennsylvania; e. s. Keyser, of
the United States navy; Colonel Joel W. Mason, OF
New York; Judge f. G. Kattel, OF Binghamton;
Captain j. b. Barnum, Of Virginia; Colonel W. G.
Squire, Of Illinois; General Joseph, Blddle, Of the
United States Army, and Colonel Jack Thornlngton,
OF Alabama, are at the Asor House.
George L. Stevens, Of Cleveland; Charles Pfrsh-
ing of New York, and F. T. wilkins, of New York,
are at the Irving House.
T.. NJ Avery, Of Connecticut; Robert Patten, OF
Fort Plain, and w. Parker of Boston, at the st.
Charles Hotel.
General Averill, of New York: Ii. Stoddart, OF
Ohio; II. +. Gordon. Of Boston; J. Walsh. Or Eng.
land and Fred. Il. Smith, of the United States Navy
are at the Everett House.
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steamship I;aiy tBr, Grace, Liverpool Queenstown
w Hurst.
stclmshp Aeppo CBr, Moreland Liverpool via Queens
town-C g Francklyn.
Steamship Pennsylvania (Br), Thompson, London
National Steamship Co.
Steamship Australia (Br) Hedderwick, GasgowHender-
Bros
steamship W Lord, Post, HAVANA E Ward & Co.
Steamship 81 Lons Whitehead, New Orleans II Crcm.
well 4 Co.
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans Frederic
Baker.
Steamship Montgomery Farcloth. Savannah Lowden
Steamship Magnolia, Nickerson, savannahW Il Garrison
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston Ii Morgan
sleamship Fairbanks. Howes, Wilmington, NC--J LcrI
lard
Steamship Isaac Bell Baken an NorioK, City Point and
Rchnlond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship r. Knight, johnson, Georgetown, DC, and
Alexandria-Ci Merlck.
steamsnp voiunteerJones Observation-Disclosures Steam
ship Go.
Steamship Nereus Bearss. Boston-W = Cvde
Steamship Nansutta, FISH, new Bedford-Ferguson 4
Wood.
ship II Stetson Moore London Minturn Co.
Shin VIM Yeo dr. Howes, Bristol-Busk Jcvoss.
Bark Sea Kin. Br,. Edwards, Gloucester. EC Wright
BARK John Bright (Br). Earl, sten-Boyd Hincxen.
BARK vesta (Nor, Sorensen, Eoerdam-Weh Tetcns
Bockmanp .
Bark q Norwood, Harkness, Galveston stsckpoe.
Brig Mary Williams (Br) Fickett, Catana--Jas a Henry
Brig Falca tAus Marak, Gibraltar and Mata-slocovich
Brig JaboatOa (BrszA Daprsr, rsrnsmbuco--H Swift
CO.
sFs Agpts Chr;aso EpsA KAa1isp. JA-J y GsxsA
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T.: he ss Sss and "a sst
that he ascersncd captain had died Of cholera and
sSsSsr 'as sai% s'ss
sworn 10 before me this 18th day Of September Is0
KENNETH REID. Deputy Health Orlcer
This single instancespeaks volumes In Illustration
OF how Tar some men viii 90 10 evddc the laws ana
how much they viii do for paltrY greed. Tne Orig
Ii. G. Berry tainted with yellow fever and Cholera
four OF their crew
with these diseases, with 4 cargo consigned to New
York, and In 1t the decomposing corpse OF sne mas
ter OF The vessel, dead with 1Oa,hsOme epidemic,
sails up to almost biscuit toss OF the ctys envlrons
and Its officers knowing that the jurisdiction OF the
Quarantine ofncals there ceases, drop anchor ana
await orders from I. firm whose meoibers have been
among those warning against high officers In the
fuhlmcnt OF their 0a.h3 and their duty IN
preserving the metropolis Irom an epidemic Wnat
more need he SAID And these are some OF the KIND
OF men who aided by circumstances, were so iar
successful at one time as to carry out their nelarous
schemes In arresting such officers. VINO douDts
that Perth Amboy would not have been used a.
base OF systematic smuggling If possbeY VINO
doubts thai The arrest OF Drs CarnOclan and Red,
at the instlgation OF three or four frms-happIly
not the representatives OF the merchants OF Nov
York, for they as q class uphold all Just enact
menrs-was to aid some sucn schemef And the
Secretary OF the Treasury at last seeing through it,
Ana who sn doubts nas tSs 9ssa ose UhS %hS
would allow the dead body Of one reeking
with the rot OF cholera In cargo OF sugar designed
Sl u who SsS can aork say Is S
whatever the processes 1t hereafter undergoes, wi
ever be free from the taint Of Infection, ana tnat
would be safe 10 expose it for sale or use 1t with
safety for any purpOseS
When Perth Amboy, with Its avenues so sugges-
tive OF smuggling It's shores SO ready to be the agen
stined, then New York may breathe free and its 10
habitants feel safe; but not until tnen.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
Shipping Notes,

Shipping Notes.
The dry dock business for the week has duer
than during many months past.
The large dock Monday last raised Col
Fleece 2s4 tons for the purpose Of patching metal
The smaller dock Friday last the new
Galveston pilot boat Eclipse built Mystic CT for the pur.
pose Of stopping leak.
The ship Panama, 7s TONS taken up Thursday last
by the mammoth balance dry dock and Thurs
day afternoon, meanwhile being stripped caked and re
metalled.
The brig Angostura, $50 was by the smaller
balance dock Tuesday last and lowered Friday
time being stripped, calked and remetaled.
The propeller Caharine Whiting, SSl tons up
by the smaller balance dry dock Saturday for the
purpose OF patching metal.
The propeller George Cromwell was lowered from the
great sectional dry dock Saturday last afer receiving
repairs Of mos thorough character her hull and
chinery
The bark Johanue Keper raised the great sectional
dry dock on Saturday last for general repairs.
The ferryboat Lydia raised by the Clton street
tona dry dock Tuesday last and lowered the following
Thursday, after receiving repairs to bottom.
The propeller City of Port Prince lowered by the
Clinton street sectional dry dock, after completing
repairs.
The propeller Leo lowered by the great Hoboken
tiona dry dock Monday having been repaired in
hull.
The propeller Gen sedgwck raised by the great Hobo
ken sectional dry dock Monday last and lowered the fol
lowing Wednesday, meanwhile being repaired in hull
machinery
There arrived this port for the week ending Saturday.
Sept II from foreign ports 102 vessels, of which II
steamships n ships, 1s barks 70 briss and 26 schooners
There sailed from this port during the week ending Sstur
day. Sept H. "a steamships of which 10 were for foreign
ports and % for domestic ports
There In this port Saturday, Sept II, 44 vessels
of which 90 steamships 50 ships, l2s bark "a brss
and IS schooners
Marine Disasters.
BARK HERzoe PAUL tNG), from Belfast for st Marys,
wrecked Lisconbs, Halifax 9th inst schr
hound arrived Halifax 18th inst with materials tho
wreck.
BARK ELLogA Br) from Baltimore for Liverpool, Ms
latter port in the hurricane OF inst
BRIG PARAGON at Boston 18th from Philadelphia reports
9th inst, Ia a gale OIL Block Island, lost topmasts.
ScuR RUTH II BAKER, Davis. from Guantanamo for New
York which put in distress remained Aug
she had repaired and would sail about Sept.
Scye HENRY LEBLANC tBr), from st Martins for Yar-
mouth MS before reported Mt Delaware had
shifted cargo lost both masts sas and boat will
towsd TO Philadelphia.
SoHn LOUISA BLISS of Thomaston which went ashore
Cow Bay, CB, 10 the late gale has been got Of and
towed inside the Breakwater prior to 9Th inst
enR NANCY, McComskey, from Saco Me- for Port Gale
] dasiA W. Nv ipts Aaluax lVsh Inst iNg yesayh
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Brig Rhone O,r,, McDougal, 81 Johns NF-J Whitney 1
Co.
Brig Aitavela tBr>. kcclsnand. Economy, Ns| Whit
ney 4 Co.
Brig Nazariue tBr), Murphy. St John Md Dewoif
Co.
Brig Long Reach, Harden Galveston % II Mallory 60.
Schr Anna Hoon Gordon, Psra-F Moran.
Schr Reorno (Mex), Yuasqucts Tobasco Csmpeachy
--Moller Thebsud.
schr Mary Mankin, Hersey, Naasau-Moss 4 Ward.
schr julia Chnch (Br Maloney, st AndrewsJed Frye
Co.
schr Ny Rover Brown, Charleston-Evans Ball &Co.
schr Virginia. -, Norfolk q Staples 4 Co.
Schr Elisha Smith, Baker, Boston-S W Lewis 4 Co.
schr Angeine, Paul, Mystic--R w Ropes 4 Co.
Steamer Maynower, TUFTS, PhiIadepha-
Steamer w Pierrepont Shropshire, Philadelphia
Steamer Mars, Grumy, Philadelphia
Steamer Fairchild. Trout, Philadelphia.