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Turn: I MARINE IOTEUJGENCE. Brmto HiwohcaI SocaiT. --Tin don- TE EGHAPElC FBOM ClLeLXXTO. WdnMdaf ETBlnf, Aaawst 3s 4 U9lpt ai Tlde-irtr TbamianOryrfrlovir, Wheat, Corn and Barley, left at tide-water, during the Sd week ia Aug-, in the years ltita and tSO, waa aa follow: Flaar, IsMa. Wheat, bo.

Corn, bn. 1,110,700 -w r- tAjt r-fM law 10100 In aUttSOO iac Te si i s.a anantity of the same arttdee left aa tide-water from the cowtaenceaient of navigation to 14th of Aopuat, inclusive, during the years lia and 13, waaaafoUowa: KW BOOKS A SUPPLEMENT TO ll FTra'a Tnrtianai-. Art, dited by Root, Hunt, Mtrtlrf. 8. a A vevonoa tor DomeeUA and PrtVato VPtoU, JXIX, Bishop of Indiana.

uowe a uibtoncal tshakespeare. By Jao. w. B. Waheeperiailieader.

7 4 i romance, bjllrieu Modet goalctures deUvendat the oral InaUtat of RKKKTV BCTLKR 1 1 i main sweat. T. Jast pa hitshed asm far sals RECKIVkdbxAK HOUSE. BV Di ckens. IHustraU! by a DeSev ndJno, Gilbert, Household edition.

sale at BOTKN2. With ardal reftraace totte mui tary service. By William A. Hammeod. at Bar- geea General, U.

S. .8 cloihTaSilm" rnarmacopoeia oi tne united Batea. Fourth dedal revision. Ftv anthnritv of Uu KiHn.i r- TrViV. -m aajv Utavu.

wUU D. onus in try Uppiaeott i For sale by jjjttjaurjuutna5ianis: ERIE RAILWAY LIME I t. dons made to this society daring the Mat: month, art thus enumerated la the report of the CoTrepOuHn Secretary: WViVf i Tram. Henry Wells. Aaron, C-avsea Co-8la copies, in -lannt nunnUet form, of his Darar oa the Ajncrt- EmiM iwaui Co this Haeii ima.

1A May, mhb. From A. T. Goodman, ClcvrtaniWMWtiiary notice or uH. James Morton, brother of Cart.

Waiter Norton, Black Bock, and one of the oldest navigators of the account of the slece of Fort Erie, by K. Mix, of Batavla, a volanteer who took part ia the anatrs ae of the ceremooiea had on ike Inaeenratloii of the ttataa, at Cleveland, Kept. 10, 112: map of the of war in Virginia, 11 speeches of John P. Mor a. oi uoio, Isaac a.

arnoto, m. Illinois, M. C. at Ohio. Iaa Alfred Kir.

M. of New Ycvk Spanish silver coin of nmiitnf of ueori na- of Oeoraa I. in: penny or weorea ill. autocraphs of Lake Steamboat Captaina from to vm. as touows: i.

X. riant, ox vaieaco: Sober Bart, of Taltoq; H. Bradley, of Cincinnati; Arthur Ed wards, of O. Newberry; Pheatt, of a O. aw berry; Lyman Case, of a Cnlted States; Samuel Chase, of a Ohio; i Titos, Ohio: L.

H.Cotton, of a Pennsylvania Oilman Appleby, of a Const! tatios; H. Randall, of a Whv eoosia ueo. vt jriovo. of a naaonsKV ti. iuhx, mm a Lexington Gesv H.

Dwight, of a Win. Peon; W. Botterneid, of a Daniel Webster; D- V. Banker HUlt Was. Brown, of Constitution Q.

R. of Uov. Marcy Cllnord Belden, of Timothy O'CoanelL of sb Monroe; BobtWeath-arn. of ahKlarais' k. PhllUoa.

of Commerce b. Masters, of a Challenga; John Burtis, of a Brady: Anson Reed, of a a Newberry; I. L. EduMd, Chicago; A. D.

Perkins, of esters Metropolis; John shook, of a Delaware: O. D. Simons, of a Got. Marcy; A. B.

Da via of Cincinnati John Soiree, of Peacock; Wa Oorham, a Got. Marcy; John Toangs, of a Cincinnati Wilkins, of Miaaoorl; D. Uowe, of Chesapeake; C. Burnett, of New England; David Wll kesoa, of a Com. Perry; Mania Tyler, of a Daniel Webster; Amos Pratt, of a Anthony Wayne: A.

Allen, of Michigan 8. F- Atwood, of Newberry; as. C. Allen, of a Champlaln; C. Blake, of Delaware; F.

N. Jones, of sb Lexington; L. B. Parker, of a Champlaltt N. W.

Brown, of Washington Peter Bhamholdta, of Ohio; A. 8. Bemia, of a BtarrUartford Joy, of a Rhode Island. From no. T.

Hudson Deposit of three manuscript volumes of copies of the letters written by the firm of Kllico, a large commercial and Air dealing house at Hcheoectady, N. from Nov. 30, 17U7, to July 15, 1TI6. From A. M.

Clapp Co. Autograph letter from Edwin P. Chapfn, of the llfith Regiment N. Y. V.

"In the Field, near Port Hudxon, May 3U, ldtiS," enclosing a copy of his report of the attack on that stronghold on May 31st, and probably the last letter written by him, as he was killed in the attack en the day. r'rom Dr. John Board man A number of Issued from Camp Morgan, Headquarters Regt. District, in lSIU- From Wheeler, Mathews Warren Buffalo City Directory of 1SH1. From C.

F. 8. Thomas Buffalo City Directory of From Edward B. Manchester-Richmond, Va. shin- plaster of 1801, three copper coins of Europe, brass tokens.

From Jno. L. Love re. San Francisco Files of i- -r aeTeland, Sandusky, Toledo, "'The fbllowlna atlaaa Ham wtii -i regnlarly daring the sissua. hstwsaa HanYc, as heretofore.

03WEJ4. ijCAPT- BSTAHT.1 XBW1B Hmrp WEBSTKH WJMBA Urf.ia THORNS Ths attondoaaf Shippers ia lavited to ths aporlor facilities afibrded by thia Jiaa. tor the rapid sad safe iraiiarMrtatipn of vroparty. Western CoDalgaeeai -j "i qodard D. W.

W- Tole Dock for Cleveland aad Sendasky SUamers, Ibat of ashiBjrton street. Dock for O. ieveland aad Toledo Steamer, fbot of Mala For rata or inforaation, appty to i I HKTU CALUWKLL, Afeat, 1 -t Offloe eorner of Ohio, and. Washlaiw strtsai. Bnflalo, April 6th, 1868.

aaraeaf-aa LIFE, FIRE AND INLAND MARINE j. Insurance Agency. tlVEKPOQL AND Fire and Xilfe Insurance 1 LOCAL MISCEIaLANEOUS. I -i 1 I Fabkwell Bbskfit or Ashi WArri.ar-Tha benefit of Miss Waits Iat evening waa a splendid sac- cem, the hou having been one of the best of the aes-l son. The principal cnaraciers uww wo rollea were splendidly rendered by Mr.

Leak and the halarr. and elicited frequent and hearty auplseaa. I The play, however, waa eenoaary 1 (pacta, jar. v. r.

iesrww, ww uu mm, without eivini one word of notice, took It la to his bead to laevs the city in the afternoon for New Tot, thni involving th necessity of aabstitnttng' another for his part at the last moment Mr. Robert HcWtde kindly eonsented to undertake the unpleasant task of appearing oa the stage in a charaCsr which he had not had time area to look over. He la entitled to the thanks of alL We propose to say a word concerning the coarse of Mr. DvGroet. last night waa the third time that gesv gentleman had been guilty of leering the theatre, when east for parts, without any apparent cause, and without any earthly excuse.

On each former occasion an apology was made to the audience, resort being had to the never falling exense of sickness, and on each occasion the clemency of the management was begged, and the delinquent wss restored to his position. We hope we shall bear no mora of Mr. De Groat oa oar boards. He is a good actor, bat he baa also shown himself to be a very unreliable one. There were other drawbacks to the evening's enter, tainmant, one of which might as well be noticed, vis: that aside from the characters of Louise, Henri, and those performed by Mr.

and Mrs. Fisher snd Mrs. Moore, none of the actors appeared to have the remotest knowledge of the parts they were attempting to play. In the ballet of the School man ter, Messrs. Donaldson and Ashley excited the risibilities of the audience to the highest pitch.

In parting with Miss Walte we bnt give utterance to the sentiments of all, in wishing her all success and prosperity commending her to the favorable consideration of those among whom, for the season, she will pursue her profession. Thb Alteration ok Trkasukt NOTKS.f-, Notwithstanding the caaUoa given to the public thai some expert manipulators were making a lucrative trade of changing the denominations of greenbacks from smaller to larger amounts, we hear of people in different localities being duped and cheated for want of a Utile care, and encouragement Is thus given to the rogue and swindlers to continue their nefarious practices. The only wsy to prevent the successful preee-cntlon of this swindle Is by our citizens making themselves acquainted with the more distinguishable features of the various denominations of notes S's, 6's, 10, art's and 50'. This is an easy matter, especially ss it is to the larger denominations that scrutiny is more particularly called. The difference is very marked.

The ten has an oval portrait of Mr. Lincoln in the centre of the left hand margin the one represents in the left hand top margin Mr. Secretary Chase. The ten may be also easily distinguished by Its having a spread eagle on the upper centre, and oa the left hand margin the figure of a female stamped with a red seal. The ones are not so marked.

The flgure representing the value of the bills In dollars are covered with figures of greater amount, stamped oa very light tissue paper, ingeniously pot on. One sure means of detecting the spurious ten or fifty is in this way along the margin of the notes are borders, or small parallel lines, in -which the denomination of the note is set forth in many figures. In the false notes these figures are obliterated by green marks, which at once proclaim the beat Those who are careless enough to allow themselves to be duped had better put up with the loss for detection in attempting to pass one of these altered note, no matter how innocently it came into their hands, might lead them to most unpleasant results. Thb Coxscrift'b Benefit. If there be not a crowded house at the theatre tonight, then the people of Buffalo are not the folks we take them for.

The performance is for the benefit of Mr. M. M. Lawrence, the door-keeper, who waa conscripted one day, and are to go for the procurement of a substitute for that clever and courteous young gentleman. The attractions, are manifold.

Among the "stars" announced to appear are: J. M. McCuMuui, the leading man at the Oeveland Academy of mutc; Mr. B. McCaulay, a Buffalo boy and a favorite, at present stage manager of the Louisville theatre Miss Jennie Hoainer, formerly of this city, and now of McVlcker's Chicago; Miss Rachel Noah, Mrs.

Eate Ward, tc In addition to the above aqe Billy Allen, Madame Zoe, the pretty dan-sense, Mons. Yates, and Donaldson, the pantomlmist K. Clark, the popular vocalist, will also lend bis valuable aid. The programme for the evening Is as follows: Othello, with the following cast: Othello, J. ('.

McCnllum; Iago, B. McCaulay; Kmille, Miss Jennie Hosmer; Desdamona, Miss Rachel Noah, support ed by the entire stock company. "Essence of old Vlr-glnny," Billy Allen; Ballad, Mis. Eate Ward; Paa da Boquette, Mile. Marie Zoe and Mons.

B. Yates. Mr. E. K.

Clark will sing the popular ballad, Vine Amrr-ufuf, and Mr. Donaldson will appear aa Jacques in "The Conscript." At 7 o'clock in the evening Mr. Donaldson will make an ascension from the theatre to the roof of the building opposite on a single rope. Chbonicles of the Twenty-First Kegi-MXHf. We have omitted heretofore to notice the re ception of the first number of the "Chronicles of the 91st Regt out N.

Y. 8. which has recently been issued. This work is compiled by Mr. J.

H. Mills, a diMtbled soldier or the regiment, and will, according to the announcement, embrace a full history of the "Slst" from the enrolling or the first volunteer In Buffalo, April 13th, 1801, to the final mustering oat on the 18th day of May, 1865. The work is most tastefully gotten up, and will, when completed, constitute a volume of which every member and friend of the noble old regiment may justly feel proud. It win be completed in twenty semi monthly parts, each part to contain from oue to eight portraits. The number before na contains a life-like lithograph of Col.

Rogers, as he appealed in the field. -All communications should be addressed to J. Harrison Mills, Box Buffalo. Boot Rbcovkrkd. The body of White, son of Hiram White, whose death by drowning we mentioned yesterday, was recovered yesterday near the Clinton Mills.

Aa inquest was held by Coroner Randall. The body of the other boy Henry Fields has not yet been recovered. The Xxpreet says: ''The boys tmaressea near tne onoge ana ww trat about twenty feet, till they reached the spot where the channel has been dredged out to the depth of ten or twelve feet, when both suddenly sunk. Thebrldge-tender, who saw them go under, rushed to the spot ac- companled by several others, and made every effort to find them. It would seem that neither rose to the anr- face, and both were doubtless soon swept beyond reach by the current The place where these boys test' their lives is a most dangerous one, and several others have been drowned there.

We hope the boys general ly will take warning from this melancholy occurrence, aed seek a safer bathing place In future." Arrival of thh 28th Connecticut Bsoi- Mtm The 38th Connecticut Regiment arrived la the city at 6:30 this morning. The 28th was recruited in the vicinity of New Haven, and when mastered numbered about 700. Returning, the number la about 450. The following are the officers: Col. S.

B. Ferris, Lieut Col. Bocheller, Major Westcott, Adjt Warren, Quartermaster Madison, Asst Surgeon Kockwellr the Knrgeoa having died at Port Hudson. The 98th, like those which have passed through before, gave evidence in their appearance of the hard service in which they have been engaged. They were received and bountifully provided for by the kind members of the Com-1 mittee and dtlsena.

Death of Lieut. Ctrub Brown. Lieut Cyrns Brown, Co. E-, 100th regiment, died at Fart Schuyler, N. Y-, on the 13th Inst Lieut- Brown waa severely wounded in the right leg in the recent attack on Fort Wagner, and fell into the handa of the enemy.

His leg waa snbsequentiy amputated above the knee. He was released after a few days' eonnaenwnt in Charleston, and sent to Fort Schuyler, where he died, as above stated, of lockjaw, induced by hJa wouad. 4 Lieut Brown left this city as Sergeant, and was regarded for his bravery by promotion. Ba waa respected by all who knew him, and his death will be sincerely regretted. t.wt-sKre; "7 Indian Eiqht-Dat MsanNa.

Ah Elgkt-day Eollgieos Meeting of the Six. Natkma wiU ba held on the Onondaga Reservation, near Srracnee, comnwate-irig Angnat 85th. Through the Undsvaaa of H. W. Crittenden, the Superintendent of the Bt -T-C the Indians of the several Reservations in Western New York, will pass over that.

Bart Road to and from the meeting at half fare. The Indians are feeling very grateful, and saying all sorts of good things in favor of the Centra and its gentlemanly Superintaodeut AiRKwpiGRAKi? LABCEXT-rOfficeim Marvel, Battles and Watts resterday afternooo arrest ed two chap named Eugene Murphy and Martin Ihirkln, oa the charge of robbing one John Bosch, recently arrived from Chicago, of 13, while the latter was asleep In bed at the Waverty house. Murphy, who la a boy about 16 years of age, confessed the robbery, and the twe were committed. iTbe money as net foond. -fe akj; Colltbion oh thb The Central road train due hare at P.

M. yesterday, ran Into a eonpis of freight cars belonging to the JHw York and Erie road, which ware being backed up by an engiaei the Exchange street crossing, thereby creating a treneral strmnaah. ao perm w7m- BoTTLka.1- -Empty bottla.flt ka-. iH'w aaa of count Perry seat ns, ria. 1714 17ST; un T.

of a Btnr; E. Gen. of Thoa. Phytt Col. dated next Noah Mrs.

the to most this be and that no the well will, 13 for but In to 4.. CBrnusv nODBAT, en.s Aj -c EXFUWMH OP A REBEL, AND LOSS OF ALE. OK BOARD. ITEMS Of NEWS FROIS 8AVANKAH. PROCEE DITTO QBZETaVr ma new swauL Ul I NO D1STCRRANCE APPEAaEJiDEDV MMmvsa.

Tan REBEaV CAVALRY NEAR tDtTM. EREES ONLT -A HANDFCU, OF 1 MAI.LKCK IN BSLATIOIt TA EXCHANeB OP PRISONERS. Correspofidence of the Baltimore American: On CBABWtSTOJf, Anjr. 1 P. 1L learn from the shore that the rebels hare piied aand bags on the wharf In the rear of bumter airalnst the mil 40 feet high, com pletely pro tec tin? the majraajnea from the bore batteries of Gen, Gilmore.

The removal of the eons from the parapets Is probablT from the conviction that our arrar batteries will silence them. There' has been bnt two er three shots fired today, both parties observing the Sabbath day. It is generally understood that the assault will be made tomorrow, and the weather promises to be most favorable for operations. The ocean is as calm as a mill-pond! and the atmos. phere clear and light'.

Gen. Gilmoro's health much better this evening. BW YORK, Ang. A private note dated off Morris IP. Aug.

16th says: We will have Sumter tomorrow, certain. Tno steamer Empire City, from Charleston. the evening of the 15th has arrived. She reports that on the 17th off Cape Lookout, she saw the gunboat Connecticut in chase of a blockade runner. She joined In chase.

hours pursuit, she escaped. The Port Royal New South contains the following items: Th rebels call upon the authorities to sequestrate certain Yankee property in Brunswick, Geor- tne renei steamer Kobert Habersham, which has been watching onr advance movements on Savannah River, exploded her boilers, destroy. iug ro miu aiuiug mi oi tne crew. Gen. Mercer, commanding at Savannah, Is: impressing one-fifth of th able bodied alavna i Georgia for work on fortifications.

-i All negroes bavannah have been seized and put to work on the fortifications. Several contrabands had reached Ft. Pulaski, having escaped from Savannah. A new rebel ram is building at Savannah. Several heavy guns have been sent from Sa vannah to Charleston.

The ram Savannah came down the river on the 10th, intending to run out to sea. but broke one of her engines and had to put back. She mate to the Atlanta. New York, August 13 noon. The draft in the 6th District is No trouble in any part of the city, not Is.

any apprehended. All business is going on as usual, and a general feeling of perfect security pervades the whole community. Military arrangements are most perfect for full mainte nance of order. New 1 qbk, Ang. 19.

The Tribune has the following: Hkadqcabteiis Abut or the Potomac, August There are emphatic symptoms of a move ment in this army. Troops sailed from Alexandria last evening for New York, which had left here on Saturday, and more will doubtless follow. Their mission is said to be to protect the city from renewed riota in connection with the draft The Army of the Potomac is fulfilling its present duty of an army of observation defense. The time not having arrived for an advance on Richmond, it will probably retire to points nearer to defend that city and the line of the Potomac, and after operations at the South have been successfully consummaetd, renew its march on the rebel caoital In con junction with concerted movements of troops approaching from other direction. Our.

cavalry is reported to have returned last night this side of the Rappahannock, and pickets its The Confederate Cavalry, reported near Dumfries, Is only a body of 80 guerrillas. A rumored raid by Stuart on the Orange Alexandria Rail Road, in the vicinity of Salem, cost Gregg's division a long ride, simply prove Its correctness. They found no traces the rebels. Rumors that the army has fallen back to the vicinity of Fairfax is wholly untrue. The Times' special says; Aflvieesfrom the army tonight state that the Impression prevails that the rebels are preparing for a cavalry movement ia our roar to destroy the railroad.

We are not asleep, they will find. The steamer Columbia, from New Orleans, 13th, has arrived. The papers are entirely barren pf news, WAaHiwoTOJT, Aug; 13. The schooner Statesman, of the Georgetown and New York line, with a valuable eargo, wmie on ner way up Chesapeake. Say, last night, ana wben off Point Iookoui was ma into by the steamer Illinois, cutting off her bows to the water's edge, and otherwise injuring the vesseL The steamer Baltimore went to her assistance, and towed her into the bor.

No lives lost The following is the lanmiaare of Uaiar-Gea. Halieck to the agent for the exchange of prisoners It is directed that immediately on reoeiv. ing official or other authentic information of tne execution of Captain Sawyer and Cap. tain Flynn, you will proceed to hang W. IL and the rebel officers designate as herein above directed, and thai you notify Robert Child, of said proceeding and assure him that the government of the United States will proceed, to retaliate for every similar barbarous violation of the taws tu ivuiiseq war.

1 he Government received a dlanmioh fWm Charleston, via Fort Monroe this morning, to the effect that oa Friday and Saturday the bombardment was terriflo. The action of the sea was so great on Sunday that th gunboats iwra uu. wvinrsie wild lu UUMI batterlM with any good result On Monday it was expected that the sea would be smooth eaosrh to enable tho ironclads (o join in the attack, a mis oispatca says mere was a report that Gen. Gilmore had saccoeded in reaehlnir the wj uL.vurssMin wita one oi BIS loar kbits) o. ad actually thrown shot into the fWJ extent as to call forth a flag of vOfcra Goa.

fieaoregard aa the subject. It tt proper to say, ia thia eonneetion, that there is no official confirmation of this wonderful exploit in gunnery, Uor is the, report be-lieved hy Wlfary engineers ia Ibis city i--, ROYAL HOTEL, Hamilton, Canada West! JOHK C. TATIOB, pBorwreroa. THB ONLY WISSTXAfW HOXRT. TW num.

l-un. American money takea at par at safiOaerdar. jygttasia GEO. B. KETCHmif Cheese Dealer, Packer aad Sldpper, SS and ST Btalai Stre Btaffala.

EXTRA CREAM HAMBTfBQH CBBSSB KAHTKRN COTTINQ DO. MEDIUM DAIRY DO. DO. BaNGHAM'S BUTTJfcB AND CHEESB TRYBBST IfoUea, TTifi VPEsrsioar bounty and prize? XONII AOsBCI-TM Dnaeraurned wonld resDeetflillr etate that he has removed his Office ta the OU Post. Ofaea Buiidinn: that be eOll eon- ttaoes to sooceseiauy prosecute au oarme ra taaaaova DR MARSHAIiL'S THIS SNUFF MAS THOROUGHLY proved Itself to be the best artlcia ever known fca enrlng tae wrra, Mid ta the Head and Ueadache thaa beea Jomi aa excellent remedy ta ataa eases' of Dora Kyea.

Ateafaeaa haa beea removed by it, sad Vtrmrinw has often beea s-bbiWIi iT pareea oat alt abslraclioaa, atranathana the CUaada, aadaivea a beaUhy action to the parte aaeetad Urn waeammtmdaiMhr aaaaf at te beat phyatciaa aad la aattsfactfoa everywhere. Mara tiaaw twaatyAva years' azperieaer has sami Ita great at thia aioment it stand higher A law Slmfle of dui. rs TS.wtnfaw CHAKLK8 BO WEN, iaan every aattla Per sale by DrBgseverrwhereT5 CANpyttQN ft i 1 -XaW MUiav -n yylfl a TP atawe mult i a. Si i C. Widheshat, Aug.

J9. Loss or tbS bcuooBxa Matt Root- Thia vessel bavteg on boamfa cargo of tiptt bn corn boandfrom Chicago to This port, sank last week, oil her -downward, passage, te freat 8(f mC, water, the head of' Beaver Island, on I Michigan. Her and hull are fully insured. Ovxsens Paaarm TBnrajea- ta WrujnrD CA-al. We arc indebted to Capt- B.

P. Dorr, for the foUowlnglletof veaalt rjaarfng ttuwtjgh the Wetland Canal: TetttUttmti Wat. Where Wienls. On the lbth August John Bradsn Xtngatoa Milwaukee Wsaalnnle Oswego Demit Bchooner Mott- do Chicago achoooer Mountaineer Ogdeusbui Wyandotte' Schooner Clayton BeUa- do Bchooner Masters Oswego Sendnaky bchooner A 1 mips Kingston Cleveland OutbeUAh- Schooner Dasrirng Wave Ocdeosborg i Ctevcland fJocer Jeeephiaw Oswego 4 Ft Stanley 8 KoMnsnsi; Kingston Cleveland Onfheimkof iiz. Propeller Akron Cleveland Schooner Conoa est -MUwankea Ogdensburg Cwweso do Montreal Oswego j.

Kingston Oswego Clayton Oswego Kingston Oswego Bchooner John Tibacr do On the 19th Propeller Geo Moffirtt Toledo Schooner Belie Walbridge do Bchooner Princess Alexander Chicago Schooner Miranda Cleveland Bchooner Cataraqui Chatham Bchooner Alfred Alieat Toledo Hchoaser Ford Chatham Schoeaar Gilbert St Clair Vsaaels discharging at the Elevator Propeller Bristol Milwauke Milwaukee tFLArST nam Lakz 8emm-AaarvAi. or TKATCixm. The steamer Traveller, Capt. Miller, reached thia port late oa Saturday evening from Lake Superior, with a full load and fifty passengers. The following memoranda of her return trip waa furnished by Mr.

Johnson, the clerk Lett roruare on tne I3tn, at iu A. ana jiarqnene the aameday, at it P. M. -V nee of oveY au vessels at Jiarqneue, awaiting cargoes, aiso tne propeller Winslew. in.

Met the oroo Iron City off Grand Island, and tne fol- lowtpg vessels at waiaka tsay, Douna up: Bears. Fre- D. Wagstaff, Star of the North, J. Uibbs and w. B.

ogden. The prop Northern Light, bark J. P. King, schrs Roberts and John Thursoy were at the Saut. E.

Ur- Adv. 'Tun Babk Fake. The bark Fame, which, aa haaaeenaeeenUy noticed in our columns, mat -with a disaster by sinking at Eagle Harbor, arrived here yesterday noon ia tow of the tug N. Martin, which brought her direct through to this point On the passage down, and while ou Lake Hnron off Forty Mile Point, the bark was struck bv lightning, shivering her for e-top-gall ant mast into splinters, and stunning some of the crew. Farther oa the voyage aown, ana in tne locality oi naginaw nay, tne tug too and would have been totally consumed had it not for the timely presence of the prop Adriatic, then bouud up and not far distant The pumps or tne Adriatic soon noooea tne Ditming and extinguished the names, when both vessel and were towed Into Tawas harbor.

At this point she temporarily repaired and proceeded on the voyage wis port, arriving as aoove aiatea. TRADE AND COMMERCE. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OFFICE, BDTTAbo, Aug. 19, 1663. Buffalo market.

Wednesday Noon, Aug. 19. FioUB In moderate demand and prices unchanged- since yesterday noon, 540 bbls mostly high grades as heretofore, at $5 25 for extra Indiana and Michigan; $6 75, for fresh ground extra Canadian, and SO for double extras. Whaa Market quiet and nothing of importance doing. Sale 14,000 bo red winter yesterday afternoon private terms.

This morning 8000 bn red wiuier Indiana also on private terms. Corx InTalr demand and market firm. Sales yes terday afternoon 91,008 btf at 66c, and 26,000 bu at 55ic. morning 8000 bn at 55.c; 49,000 bu at S6c, and bu at 56.c. Oats Market dun and no sales reported.

Bablct-i-No stock here. Rvk Nominal at about TOc- Pa as CaiHHh an acid nominal at 66e. Wbuskst Sale 40 bbls this morning at 4Jjf'iC Rc- lota are still selling at 44c. Cahal Fbbiohts Firm at 12c an corn and 14c on wheat to New York. Iavtte Ian porta.

The following shows the imports of leading articles Lake, during the 584 hours ending noon today: Flour, bbla 6,589 188 34 309 0 -31 5 Wheat, bush Corn, bosh 16,400 Pork, Whiskey, Ashes, cka i Slue, bbls Glasswarej bxs Glassware, csks Tallow, lbs Lumber, feet, 340,550 Staves, No 20,015 i Hides, 168 1 Wool, bales 412 Skins, bdls 14 Paoer, bdls 28 Spokes, 175 430 Wood, cords 7R 10 Old Copper, 6 4 Boiler plate, sheets. 18 IS Bitters, bxs 100 11 Iron, 109 voai, tons iron, tons Tobacco, bbls Tobacco, hhds Soap, Bags, ska Nails, kegs that-, rolls Liquor, bbls 45 Copper, bbls 76 100 Iron, bars 37 71 Hoops, No 65,000 99 Gun Stocks, 4,000 Bailwar Keeelpta. The following show the receipts by the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway for the past fU hours, ending noon today: Flour, bbls 1,409 Timber, ft 13.33Q Whiskey, bbls 850 Sheep, No 608 Cattle, No. 10 Hogs, 87 Horses, No 307 628 Corn, bu Conee, bxs Tow, bis 5 8 cneese, oxs. Hera, cars 1 Lumber, ft lS.ObO Wool, bis 20 Canal Exports.

The following shows the exports by Canal, and pointa of destination, for 34 hours ending noon today: Flour. Wheat Corn. Oats. Malt Rye Troy 4,050 66,100 171, 840 LittleFalla 7,200 Mont'z'ma 116 Rochester. 6,620 Total 181,840 New York Bfarket.

Nb-w, Tobk, August 191 P. M. Ashes Quiet and steady at 7 for pots and 8 87 for pearls. CoTToa Quiet. Sales pf 300 bales at 67 cents for middling uptande, Floub Receipts 5,031 bbls.

The market is firmer fresh ground. Sales of 8,000 barrels at $8 05 56iarsnpernno8tata; 84eo4 05 for extra do; 5C0 5 for choice $3 854 60 for superfine western: $4 855 00 for common to medium extra western; $5 15S 40 for common to good shipping brands, extra roand hooped Ohio. Canadian flour rather more steady. Sales 600 bbls at $4 804 96 for com 86 80 foe good to hoieeextra. Bye flour is steady at 83 10..

Grain. Wheat Receipts qf 91.771 bushels. The market is quiet. Prime ia scarce and firm common dull and drooping. Sales are 85,000 bush at 871 10 for Chicago spring; 9301 18 for Milwaukee Club; $1 gftsU ttfor amber Iowa; $1 94 for winter redWesjern; $1 39 for amber Michigan $1 40 for white el tern, and 1 27 for choice amber Green Bay Rye is doll at 8090 coats.

Barley the market is doll and drooping. Corn Receipts 100- 036 bush. The market is without decided change. Sales, 48,000 bushels at for shipping mixed western and for eastern. Oats are dull and lower.

Belling at 40filc for Canadian; 5257c for Western; 68 84e for state. Pnovisiojrs. Pork Market duL Sales 900 bbls at $11 B011 tH for old mess; 818 S513S7K for new mesa; $10 8010 75 for new prime. Beef quiet. Cat meats are quiet.

Lard is firm, Bales 800 bbls. at X10c Butter is selling at 1417c for Ohio, and 15S8e for State. Cheese Is steady at S12c. WaisKXT Market is quiet and firm. Sales of 908 barrels at 4646c.

Pstroieum is active and advancing. Sales of 500 barndaat KwSSStf for crude; 54c for refined on the t)eepot f86o tqjt reflaed fn bond, at seller's option for September 5S80c buyer's option for October C5c atheyer's optioa for Nan-ember. -Mom-r awb 8muM ExcnAHoa Unchanged. BmcxsIrreKnlai; and rally lower and dosed v. OUsS Chi, Quincy 138 Milwaukee 4PdnC Michigan mX Michigan Southern.

107 renama im HI Otwtral full stock 115 Htson ISO Ptcinc Mai! S4 Amwiean Coal 70 Toledo A Wabash. PRta, Pt Chi. Alton Chi AN W. Chi 84X Minaesota Min'gCo 47 Chi Alton i Miss A Mo ,80 enmaenana A Canton Co Gold 98K 160 Clev A Toledo 11 Oat tlar. CoIunTA CiBv 196 SIS 13C TJ "81 eonpoas, Clev Pittsburg Wi76 Virginia Cs vz lUtmtrai can serins job jawwoun a Illinois script van New York ISO Brie n-r JSrff K1H Harleea preferred 150 188 California 7's 115 uiKisonsa Mich Bsafotr fond 1' AHoai a) income Pins ywjtcM km Mies Mo land Krta 38 Cmleaai naurkel.

now-jaarxaavcry sou, aaa no satea reportaa. Wll net Ifum- HaleaatfH(iXo. Coray rHna, With sate at 4ba8Me- Oata XML SalesatasKe. Beepa-4mbbla Soot, 80,000 vheat, IXftBB ba ba wheat, TSaSl a-i i modtedentor raoo, naiesat wnrfaaey. wtthi Other Casta! rwfrarwa- rjoarane.

wasatte. km MMUa UKTir aw V. -w Lake ImummLgnimiWiawt: Wi'i WUis torn-, tin IMiUikM.MWIlv .117 As wanna, uannai noinaem is o-awrabla the fiaur markwt IVn la mm urtia 8a. U'lC, urn i wmm ma whiskey rales steady at 4Sa than "nominal Pork, boik meats aad good MAd aad prices Jtc hieher. la the way ta iaa Adr- aasrnsaa.

auum- ta irroest arttaataaay.Ti 1 --tig AiA'ASm iK Jrimm aaahaaaaf heia Ja )iht arppry, arl-i awfoiwirTr-Tuar. ira dBcilned to 9He ta balk, bar a-4, wi.a a maim aaeese of theaemaad-sold a aassl ialaalat atiae aw Oata1: the to ed the any all 5 By Bt eo 40 Oswego Tima anra (hat, the Oswego ane erraense nan road Compas aaveieaarieined to arrange their road to admit can of th wide gusge, and also. tha they iatanaTto acprftprhUe'West Becoad atrees la.Oswegote tae purpose of running their cars down to the harbor te deposit their coal, Ac- jarilw Detroit TrOwwjt: "Tha Great Western Railway Company announces another reduction in (are. Tickets are now issued from this dry to Suspension bridge and Btiaalo for four doUars, and io Toronto for three dollars. American saooey is taken at par ia payment of Care, also for bertha ia sleeping cara, and far refreshments in the varloas aalooan atong 1 Skaq This.

Now ia tha tini to bay Shlrt Collars and Gnttamana' Furnlahing Goods. Everything in the store, Main street, orTsred at its coat, to dose ap the business. This Is no humbug. If everything is not sold withfa thirty days, what remains wiD be closed out at auctieai sale. "Call early and get the best bargains.

SPRAGTO ft CAKPKNTEB, Successors to Spragne Evans. Substitutes Fotnrp fob DkaftCO lit. The subscribers havs mads arrangementa to furmsh any number of Conscripts with Alien fiubstitutea. Their books are now open at offices Hoe. 1 and corner of Main and Court street over Gage's Grocery, Those wishing to procure substitutes should maks immediate application.

Office hoars, 9 A. M. to P.M. f.CMi, i0 autttf 3. M.

WARREN. The Draft. Having procured the) naoeaaav ry forms that are authorized by the Provost Mar thal aa the proper ones for those that receive that fortnmte no tice for conscription, so aa to enable these to procure their exemption, can have thesn tally prapased for filing, by a W. Boss, la the Old Post Office Buildings. METROFOLTTAff GlFT BOOK STORE, Kc.

199 Mai mi Bnirr, Buffalo K. S. Bboors, PsorarnroB. At this establishment all hooka are aoid at the regu lar retail prices and a gift given to each purchaser at the time of sale, varying In value from 00 centa to SfflO. For further particulars call and get or send for a cata logue.

JUSeodtf Pbbfect Fmijro Corsets. A superior ar ticlewith lacers attached, fur 1 45. at Mrs. Lawton's Hkirt and Corset Depot. 336 Main street, together with a aseorlment of Ladles' Collars, Fancy Goods, and Bmall Wares.

Stamninz, Embroiderine. Braiding, Exemptions from the Draft. Advice) and papers drawn by S. A. Goodwin, Attorney- Law, No.

10 East Seneca street, Old Office Building. aulftf Sulphur Baths, at Sclphub Si'urwon Ho- Hot and Cold Baths, always in readiness. Also, Hotel aecommodatlonsfor visitors and invalids. X3T Only $225 for a beautiful fli-gt-clas at Blocge Bradford's Music Store, 309 Main jyltf Machine Stitching of all kinds, by Mrs. E.

Sheldon, No. 9 Carroll street. Also, families sup with Machine Operator and Banter. THE GREAT INDIAN BEVERAGE IiOTerldge't Celebrated WAHOO BITTERS! Eh rTTHE WAHOO HAS ALWAYS BEEN VAL-L USD by the Indians, aa possessing rare medicinal virtues. The WAHOO BITTERS are entirely vegetable, being composed of some twenty different roots barks.

These Bitters remove the unnatural acidi of the stomach, rive to it a natural and healthy aeuon, and are a sure, preventive of ChUl anq, intermittent Fevers, DvsDeDsia. Liver Commaint Asthma, Weak Stomach, Sea Sickness, Nervous Headache, so. DRINK A8 A BEVERAGE: The spirit used to piesenw these Bitters, so that they will keen In anv climate, la not an adnlteralecl al cohol, flavored with drugs, and claimed to ui jumyn vmpunauvn, out a PUBEBiEWimKY, Distilled In copper, from the beat of srsn, under my direction ana careful inspection. 171116 Wahoo Bitters drank by everybody, maie ana lemaie. No Tasuly Should 1m Without Them.

Sold by DrnRgfetrand Dealert ganerally throughout the country. ty All orders for less quantities than a gross, must accompanied vrith the Caskv ia order to receive at- tenaon. CAUTION None genuine nnleea D. W. D.

1868 XXX. E. DEXTER IiOVEBIIlOE 9H Mown on the bottle. Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor. jy98twst Oaarter House Block, Bu8ah, N.

Y. BAILMJM FOR ATOUST. In Addition to Hie Great Variety of fioode Offers (avlp aonthl VTEW DESIGNS OF BUGLE OIMP8. i.1 Leather Trimmings and Buttona, Netts, Head Dreesea. Ornaments and Combs- isk n.iKiT4, oi Deei watcn steej, naaer, uore, cneap.

SI 'N UM BKKLLAS. at nooular nrlcea. all sizes. KEEP COOL Look at the sDhmdid variety of Fans NEW ALBUMS Colored Photographs, new style of hook arcs. THE new LONG Chatelaine Chains, or Bead Neck- htce.

i i BATH. Plush, Hair and every kind of rlraahesypa wanL MAGIC RUFFLE IRONS, for fating, fad Masors NEW FRTJTP OR PEACH BASKET, with covers. the very best article ever invented for trananortine run in euwi uiuct mi cuni uf nnuun onsKms. YOUM DOGS All siaaa of CoUara, With locks. NEW FRUIT JAB-And coven te tit almost eterr old jar.

also Jelly Glasses, cheap as Tumblers. ICE WATER PITCHER MATTS Best article; for this nse ever brought to ewr aotiee. ssw pit. its bk a LA K.y Complete, lor sica rooms. NEW CROCHET TABLE MATT And all aftheold rjvA i tuta um'snB Mjaoaen sssgneft sixes ana nrlcea.

BABI lAMUAa3 ID SBSOI UBCB edia America. Jii CONSCRIPTS ANDTIEQULAR8 wi ihtd thing for- their Military (Aceda at i fi'sJl -Jt3 MSr LAUUU-un BOUrUB) Strx-kiDir Frames. Cant Cnair otting Something new everyday at lBcorparatadiax Charter ftrBatuL CAPITAIi 1.600,000 THOS. A- AT.KTArTDKH HSNitT Z. PRATT.

Vica Pissidcwt. a liJUlUKla. w-JSearettn 1 1 i mi si Oasboa hand and is bank; it JJ Baal Batata 87.9(4 18 MortgagaBoada U- uw jfana; cwoca; ti.Jni Pahli. Becnriuea. I The anderaiBedoald Bolicrt fiwatthe oa th lAkaa.

a ecamanaaee of their coanV etrasMco ithioi4 wlaDmOtB. Oaaala aad Kxilroads. to and from ear Discs the usuei Biases asm tanariaa, mnq Jfimm ftamfuj m- OM nuaiusoa fmtav Cwataaa- niiaaa wo I EI GE' iV-t! XV I tt of t-Tfrf FAJri IUHcraod, ert frn-l asMM aij.aa m.A, Wli off cargo Bark Brig Tux us on were C. tnit nre, been tug tug was to Sale $0 on Thia 7000 tsJ) by Beef, Pie Lea 4. i for 4 MORNING'5 DISPATCHES Jtttom aUEa LEB PREP AB TNG TO BELITEB A DE nOSBYV BRIVEif BE YOND XIXK MOUNXAINB.

BmOB COHCEaUTIBfO GOT. ETMO71a. THE ATTACK COMMEKCEB ON ISOIf OAT. FORT iCMTEB BBKACHEB-IT Ett TO BE DlailatAIsTaKB AND BlaOWN 87P. GEK.

CIlVaiOKE BEING BEATICT PLAN OF ATTACK. Special to the Herald. WABHUfOTOX, Aug. 18. Last week one of our scouts crossed th river United States Ford, and took dinner with some of the rebels upon the Cbaacellorsv-iUe battle ground.

A large gang of negroes was employed in getting out timber for the construction of bridges. i The reports in circulation among the rebels were to the effect that U. and Banks' fords were to be bridged so as to enable Lee to make rapid advance upon Dumfries and Fairfax, thereby cutting off our communication with Washington, and forcing us to attack him. Whether such a movement is still contemplated the enemy or "not, remains to be determined, bnt it Is generally believed in-military circles that Lee will avail himself of the opportunity now offered br the decimated on-1 dition of our army to make desperate effort the destruction of the of the Potomac. It is not at all improbable that the rob-1 will attack us and we may yet have the an-' uual struggle upon the plains of Manassas and Bull Kun.

Affairs at Ontreville remain quiet. Gen. King has been searching energetically Mosby, and has at length succeeded in driving him beyond the Blue Ridge. The notorious guerrilla chief is now in the Shenandoah valley, where he has been joined White's gang. The probabilities are that the guerrillas will not now escnpe.

Our cavalry is close upon them, and unless unusually good fortune attends them they cannot evade us. The Tribune's Washington specials slate: It understood that important dispatches, showing the complicity of the Executive of New York and others with the rioters, have been received by the authorities, here. It is thought that (Governor Seymour will not persist in following the mistaken course into which be was beguiled by the Woods and their party. Out of twenty4wo deserters who had arrived a house near- the Eastern Branch, Maryland, seventeen were eaptured today by Pro. vost Marshal and confined in the Central Guard rjonse.

These men were to escape, and sell themselves as substitutes in the northern States. Special to the Herald. Benjamin F. Hall, late chief justice of Colorado territory, has accepted the appointment of consul at Valparaiso. This office was some time ago conferred on Ex-Governor Harding, of Washington, who now takes the place vacated by Judge Hall.

Thus they have exchanged offices. Flag-ship Dinsmors, off Charleston, August 16. I Since Monday, events here have been rather monotonous. We have been exchanging shell and shot with the rebels night and day, probably with but little damage to either side. The enemy's object was to retard General Gilmore'8 Beige works, bnt they have all been perfected for several days.

The intention to open on the 13th was abandoned on account of some difficulty, as to quality of army ammunition, and to serious indisposition of Gen. Gilmore. is however much better and the opening of the heavy seige work will commence at daylight tomorrow- Shore batteries in getting range of guns yesterday and day before, knocked three holes in the walls of Sumter. Ageneral impression prevails that the rebels are evacuating Fort Sumter, and will blow it up as soon as assault commences. Out of nearly 30 guns on the parapets 10 days ago, but 8 now remain, and most of those casemates had previously -disappeared.

The rebels have erected a line of earthworks mile long on James Island from Fort Johnson to Secessionville, although they have but few guns mounted yet. in is is supposed to be the destination of Fort Sumter's guns. Our picket boats around Fort Sumter renort great activity every night wjth schooners, steamers, Jtc, The weather is fine with a verv calm sea, and moHt favorable for operations. ne sun is not, but a (rood sea breeze and oc casional thunder showers. Everything is now in readiness on sea and shore, and all looking forward to the work of tomorrow certain or success.

Reinforcements continue to arrive daily and quite a large army is now on the Islands. On un Wednesday mgbt tee rebels fit ed on our works with grape and cannister. We lost two killed and two wounded. The monitors went up in the night and opened on Fort Wagner, ana toe reoei guns were soon silenced. The Admiral went on board the Patapsco, joining: her under the guns of Wagner, and came near being taken off by a ten inch shot Indica.

tions are that the rebels will depend principally on obstructions and interior line of defen ces. In the attack tomorrow the Ironsides will engage Fort Wagner and keep her silent, whilst the monitors and shore batteries engage Fort Sumter. A wooden fleet and mortar schooners will engage Fort Moultrie. It will re a grand, sight. rne reoel works on James Island indicate an attempt on the part of the rebels to drive Gilmore off James Island or to so annov blm as to interfere with his siege pf 8amter.

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l.u Jtt latioj aavantara ex fifty years of fal meialhai Every facility is provided fat a thmsA aaafol aad araamantal odacatloa, aodar taa diractiea pis corps wmm manrwf my MiiassiMesastdliwcwei For Olrealara apply to is on 12 of is to of W.000 18b3r Dec. By redndng the wheat to floor, the quantity of the latter left at tide-water this year, compared with the corresponding period last rear, shows a deficiency equal 816,160 bbla flour. The receipta at tide-water of the principal article of proance, trom toe opening oi uie canaw, to ana in- craoina; urn jew oi Aug-, in tne years umaHB 'f -'JSSl." Canal opened. Flonr, Wheat bu .11,885,300 OornTba. 8487,980 Barley, bn 188,400 18f 1863.

May 1. 18,164,000 434,500 11,800 138,609 6,163,600 485,900 6,414.900 .890.600 988,800 Mayl. 68X.800 9.4iaTO0 66,300 SliMOO jao W.600 871.900 68.400 18,148,600 864,400 85.600 Oata, ba bn 423,900 coo 8,600 41200 112,400 466,600 1K9.S00 bbls Pork, bbls. Bacon, lbs Butter, Hs Lard, Cheese, lbs Wool, lbs Albimg Argue. New York Cattle Market.

Nrw Yosk, Ang. 17. 186S. A Tne catue mancet, wita a very large supply nas raw heavy, and prices fully le is lower, on all kinds, except very choicest, some of which sold at 10jarllc lb. Good to prime offertngs, however, sold at 10c.

Cattle were of good average quality, and the weather waa as favorable a coold be wished. Decline was accordingly attributable, exclusively to enormous receipts which were heavier than during one week since the first of last winter. The aggregate num ber oa sale at all the yards exceed SUU0 Tne various grades sold at the prices quoted, but the greater proportion were at from and the average price did not exceed ttc Milch cows in moderate demand, bnt prices an- clianged. Veals dull and heavy at 4H7c; a few prime sold at 7ic. Sheep and lambs heavy and rather lower.

Swine sold slowly at current prices for the week at the market as follows Beef Cattle First qualitv, $10(310 50 cwt ordinary $910: common SatmUc; inferior t66 85. Cows ana calve, lrt quality, ordinary $35 (3)45; common, $8085; inferior, Veal calves, lb-, first quality, Kaiic; ordinary, 6 7c; common, 6S'i4ic; Inferior, Sheep need Kxtra, $5 50tai 00; prime, Om 51; ordinary, $4 00; common, $4 50; Inferior, (8 0U4 00. hwine per pound, corn fedhesw, Corn fed liffht and medium-, (ati. Still fed, 43i(f 4i. Receipts Beeves 6431; 118 cows and calves; 5S6 veals; tiheep and lambs 11,310 swine.

Albany Market. Tttegrarik. Flour Firm and in fair demand. August 18. Wheat Dull.

No sales. Corn In good demand and buoyant. Sales 44,000 bn 66g66c. Oats Dull and nominal. Barley Malt Sales 7000 bu Canada East at tl 50 to to Baltimore.

Whiskey Sales 400 bbls at 45c. Shipped by Tows 93.500 bu wheat 107,000 bn corn bu oats 7500 bu rye. PORT OF BUFFALO. 18 M- Windlight W. Arrived Ang.

1819. Propeller Concord, Drake, Detroit 1539 bbls flour 1184 bfjs wheat 15U bis wool 100 bxs 6 hhds tobacco 153' hides 6 caks ashes 14 bdls skins 3 hhds tallow 45 bis rars 11 bbls soap 3 csks copper 5 bbls fiJne 71 rolls leather 40 bbls pork 4 do tobacco CER TOO bbls flour 10 tons pig iron 65m hoops Co. Propeller Toledo, Watts, Toledo; 197 bbls flour finthrie 175 do Hawley co 1 half bbl porter Ene ttreet ucpot nois nour do Deer 155 do whiskey 2 do eztrs 99 do alcohol 100 bs bbls wheat 12 nnos tooacco 53 ins wool Propeller Atlantic, Pratt, Cleveland 200 bbls flour 3 Heimlich. Jr fc Son 140 do pork Co 1 cask melons Ueo Uaye 17 sheets boiler plate Davenport Nelson 1 do Shepard Iron Works 11 brs glassware Homer co 100 bxs bitters A Walker KM sheets iron Jewett Root 5S8 bbls flour 81 do oil 5-1 do whiskey 74 do copper 359 bla wool 6 csks 1 box oid copper bdls paper 6S bxs bbls glassware 100 kss nails 861 Dlarea 11 ndl iron ItR. Tug Sawyer, Van Camp, Chippewa; scow in tow.

Tug Gardner, Hand, Chippewa; no cargo. Tug Wm Peck, Booth, Rowan 1350 logs 50 pes timber iu uw, nercu at co-Brig Sultan, Cleveland; 175 tons grind stones 12m ft lumber 40110 guu stocks Morton st2in staves Harbeck. Schooner Jessie, Toledo; 32m staves Ko-senbury. Schooner Ja Clark, Cleveland; 250 tons coal DeForest ove. Schooner liiil la Citv, Toledo; 65m ft lumber Mix er Smi 111.

Schooner )ny Sprlnsr. Huron; 3200 bu wheat 1 esk ashes OftAon I'arkei 130 doz eccrs Master. Schooner Burchard, Hubert, New Baltimore 51,015 staves Frink- Schooner Fair Wind, Eastland, Burwell 102m ft lum. ber Hawkins. Schooner Sophia Smith, Love, Chicago 16,400 bu corn a Bnerwoou co.

Schooner David Tod, Ingraham, Saginaw 65m staves Dutton. Schooner Oneida Chief, Fitzgerald, St Clair 50m staves Schooner EP Rrerse, Baker, Stanley; 161,550 ft lum ber Scatoherd. Schooner Guxclle, cieTejand; 180 tons coal DeForest 45 Cove. Scow Jno Rogers, Wetland; 70 cords wood Master. Sloop Rainbow, Peckovei Col borne 8 cds wood Mas ter.

Cleared 1819. Propeller Illinois. Thorp, Deiroit. Propeller Cuyahoga. Kelley, Toledo.

Propeller Fountain City, Pease, Chicfieo. Propeller Elmira, Thorn, Toledo. Tug Sawyer, Van Camp, Chippewa-Tug Gardner, Hand, Erie. Tug Swift, Dnsenhnry, Chippewa. Tnu Wm Peck, Booth, Rowan.

Tug Wm Wells, Austin, Chippewa; 5818 bu corn. cnooner lmponat, ttars, juicago am tons coal. bchooner Dolphin, uoiuen cteveiaud. Schooner Reid, Reid, do Schooner Mary Booth, Prime, Erie. Schooner Restless, Foster, Huron.

schooner f.ason, Kamsaeu, conneaul. Schooner Goodell, McKee, Forester. Schooner Racer, Bryan, Chicago 425 ins coal. Schooner Puritan, Gape, Chatham. Schooner Mausilon, Lloyd, Chicago; 450 tons coal.

Sloop Rainbow, Peckover, Colborne. Port of Cliicaajo Cleared 17. Propeller Mendota, Welsh, Buffalo; 96,000 bn oata 1000 pigs teaa. Arrived nvnt Idaho, Qneen of the Lakes, Sun; barks Franz Sigol, Golden Fleece; schrs Plymouth Hock, Daniel Slawson, Stevens, San Jacinto, Dauntless, Norwegian. Frbtohts Extremely drill.

Engagements were Bark Waterwitch, corn to Port Colborne, at 4Kc- CANAL CLEARANCES. The following are the names of the boats cleared at the Canal Collectors office, in this city, for the past 94 hours: Jas Ellwell, 6700 wheat, Trpv, Morse A Mack- TQ0Q corn, do Blssell A Bridgman. an Alstlne, tuou do ao Van Hom, 6MI0 wheat, do Lyman, mixed, do Kelsey, 'SM0 corn, do Van Dozen, (H20 wheat, do Matthews co. do Fish Joy. Foster co.

Petrie co. do do Meyer, 1003 corn, do Wolf, WOO do do II Hager, lumber, do Swan Thayer. Oney BayleB, 7400 corn. Troy, Green man Butler. Helen uofiey, eowi wnent.

ao uartev. A Daniels, 100 corn, do Pease A Trowliridge. enterprise, corn, itocnesier, rv a noyu liarvey vv npn, iau corn, MToy, a l. unmn co. Geo Davis, staves, do Barlow, mixed, do Carley A co.

curtiss co. Fish Joy. A GriHen A so Petrie eo. Jonn msseii, ao ao Gilbert Peterson, 7)00 corn, do 1-eonsylvauia, mixed, dq Maior Giles, 7440 corn, do li Bartlett, t00 do do Green man A Butler. Matthews A eo.

Williams. Moe A Beckwith. Van Buren ANqblf. Swan AThaver. Matthews A co.

Moe A Beckwith. do Anna, TOJO wneat, do CG Clark, 7000 do do Bennett, 7K00 corn, do Ana ood, miuu ao ao Alex Bonncll, staves, do Bqiley, 64aO eoru, do Lacy Pratt, 70) do do Mary jneivin, auu oa ao Equinox, 7400 do do TE Smith, mixed, do Pease A Trowbridge. OO ABrowh. Pfctrie co. fish A Carley A eo.

do AWHorton. A Lrinn A eo. Matthews A co. Morse A Kelson. L.

si uollister, iauu corn, at. Abbe, mixed. ki Kisaam, 7600 corn, do Dun lap, staves, do rrea Mayer, uaw com, ao Chadwiclc 7300 in do 1 Bizoiair, 7500 do da A Howing, 74iQdo do nam 1 1 uic, buujuic uu Beaj Tenney, OesOeorD, do John Smith, staves, do Lawrence, lumber, do Van Buren A Noble. Bi swell A Bridgman. Van Bnrea A Noble.

Positively at the New York Prices HEY HAT AHD CAP STORE I Th Lau gcjat Aawrtatent In Hie ft City JtSSRCTOLD BROTHER; Ne). 231 JBXAtai Sir. yj) I-2T Wa have JTT8T OPENED, at the ma and -n I known Biore of Nathaniel Wilgna, No. Main street, IlITi iniTTn uni ii i i nrrirjriTTiiT- filiaTIIIMlll Ul AIX KBW BTTLKS OF HATS AJfD CAPS, tTM RRELiAKjCAEPET A TKAVKUNQ BACK mjhh Burr LA1t, AC BEBOTOLD dfcr HROTBER. OHETH IU IT T7 I 1 B.

B. LEWIS'S PERPETUAL CALEH3AR CLCiX I aseBSaMal mi Ii WABKAS'TXD "A PXRFUfTT TTaTK II KBKPER, and to rlva the SAT EH THB WEML DAI UJf til MOftl AND MONTH IN TH1 YKAB CORHKCTLY. Ako, rivinr the BIGHT JTCM Ban ur iiais in avAcu month, LEAP TKAB ones iafoor rears. ,1 am Bote Aesn nr too ami or theae aili aism Clocks, us taia ana au cetera ustea. Will ant thaaa np in tKScss and Baoka, ta partar style, for pcicss va- MiM ho a 18 to iaa All orders left at my reiddeBce, ITCx StS MICHIGAK BTBEBT, or aaorsssea to aae throagh P.

O. Boa lOgl, OrrGTiNATErr BITTERS-WTLL I Dyapapaia. at taaataacaca jtaia street. HOUSE EH. GLNB8 At W.

P. KELLOQO'B, ami no jsaia at a for els for by is at in a 8 WALL AND 6 PIN STEKET TOHK. aGsfablished 1 836. i Paid np and Reserved Fund $6S6 Inveted in this conn try i Tear! He venue, A6JU.UU0 4 IJrJStoekboJdarw aad Directors personally raspoavt ole for all engagements of the Company. tUBBCTOBS IX TURK.

JAMES BROWN. HKNKT Caairmaa ALFKKD PBXI, riecretary' IAMBS M. BMTTU, JOHN BBBHTWH. eiBSON T. WILLIAM JOHN T.

HUUHON. Beeturiiin Hre Insurance Company, OENKWYOBT. Excelsior fire Insurance Company, OFNKW YOKK. :t4A.ls jttercantUe Sfntnal, Marine, OP NEW JTORK, moOBJPORATBTt XMO. New York Life Insurance Company, Aecnnialatod Capital $2,146,707 OS XW Policies issued in the above Companies, and1 Lussee promptly adjusted, 1y FISH AHmSTHOXG, Aareata.

W. ARMoTKOMG, No 44 Mala atreeti oor, Saytso. ii GBO. K. JTJSTTN, Plre Iaspeetor.

MARK RANKIN. Marine Inspector. Corn Exchange Ins. CTTT OF NEW TORE. CAPITAL AAD SLIll'LCS, Sft i i ji in i.

8TATKMKNT, JTJLT 1, lSfO. Bills Vim frr Loans on Slocks, subject to deaiaa tls.M nue uom. Agenia, ana is course Maaav mission Bank atocka and Ui 8. CertlilcatesTrrr" Cash on hand la i ot rr 1 ri 00, 00 lurtv United States Htock States 6.SU Btock'T loterest ararMMl mi Imii. Total Jm.

ICtLWe Deduct Dtvidends nnd aDd-Loes In course or seaiement, and all other demand against the Company Not Sorploa, after deducting all JOSEPH Kin B.MLfjf. JOSEPH KETCHUM. Praaidant, a. u. lAiwiiiut, Vlce-Fresidaat, W.H.

WorDsoB, Meet elm j. J. pBTOa Itoaita, FIRE, MARINE AND, CANAL KlftKS taken at the lowest rabje of prwulam. AU Losses kdjastud aad naki. at this Airpnry.

R. P. IXHK. AgeatT, Hprth-Western taearpa rated by lata Stats afN. fork, 1 xS j-.

-r i i i. lire, like, Hirer and Canal Insnnuce OSj THB MOST rAVORABLB TEEMJB. Lonet tiberaDy Adjuited and Ihromptlj STATE VENT OP THR COMPANY, OH THB 1st Jk.t., ur 4iibi, una. flAPITAL fl 60,000 OO 10T.6S8 SO SO Cash oa head and la n.onit Cash la hands af Aeenta 7es Boeda and Xortga flrrt liens on propes' ty worm ooutuu Uie ainomu tor waicn a to i. lOaffiR 61 So on Iru lienn- V.

a. Treasury Motea, 1 SJuparewa. later-. est par valoe ea 00 tsuo uo 1,7 SU Ait rS Iteal Xatate, to Uie valae or. Oswego Ges Light liuipeny Stock Wracking btesm TWg snd Bills KeceivaMa foe Marine DebU for Premiums (t ub Items) Interest on Bonds snd Mortcages Advances oa usii ana iMuas en vasaela ml i Jsailroad aad Individual Bonds Account agsinw.

inamaiiai aaa uxpora- 11 other jtaweataneata and i- Total. i. -a-. ty Anrt.tiTca lipases acgiaroea Bona Losses tSTaW ouwcctaiBU acaiaet uie yews' rranclsco papers lor June. From George K.

Babcock List of stockholders in Buffalo High school Association, 1K2M. Photographs of the following persons have been received: Henry W. Rogers, Hope Butler, Col. James C. Strong, Jno.

Bheppard. Dr. H. M. Mixer, Lieut Bayard WUkeson, Albert Hawln, John 8.

Ganson, D. P. Dobbins, Geo. E. Hayes, Beard, of New York, H.

Gardner, Brastus Loom i Mrs. James Miller, Matilda Dickinson, relict of the late Ira Dickinsonalso two others, not wpecifled. The State Fair. The Utica Gazette has following in relation to the approaching State Fair, be held In that city, which we reproduce for the benefit of those interested: The arrangements for the Stale Fair are progressing satisfactorily, and the Indications are most encouraging. Letters received from different sections of State, and also from the Western States and Canada, show that the Exhibition will, in all probability, fully equal to, if not excelling any ever held by the Society.

The number of entries already made are greater than in any previous year up to the same time, the Executive Committee confidently anticipate the display in every department will be fine in deed. The erections are the most complete and perfect in every particular, being greatly superior in every respect to any ever put up for previous exhibitions. Every building will be substantial, and there need be fear of damage to any article by rain. Thin is a great desideratum, as very many people have been deterred in former years from exhibiting Particles of domestic manufacture, on account of insecure buildings. Ladies may now ester articles of the finest construction, with the assurance that they will be as free from harm or damage as in their own dwellings.

There will be ample room for all articles of machinery that may be entered, and it may be interesting to public to learn that several new and valuable Inventions have already been entered for exhibition and competition. The stalls for hordes and cattle will be spacious and constructed, and the display in these departments it is expected, be even greater than in former years. The grounds set apart for the use of the Society are more spacious that ever before provided; and no matter how great a crowd may attend, there will be abundance of room for all. With fair weather, the Exhibi -Hon of 1803 cannot fail to be a perfect success. Circular From Provost Marshal General Fry.

The following circular from the Provost Marshal General, is published by request It will be found of interest to "some people," about now: ijy. WAB DEPARTMENT, Provost Maksmai. OananAL's Orrica, Washington, D. July 12, 18tS8. Circular No.

44. To answer1 inqnlries made to this office, It Is an. nounced: 1st Any drafted paying 800, under section of the Enrolment act, is thereby exempt from further liability under that draft, but not from any subsequent draft. Sd. Any drafted person furnishing an acceptable sub stitute, ia exempt from military service for the period which said substitute Is mustered into the service.

Sd. A substitute, ones mustered into the service, cannot be drafted while in service. 5th. Men who, on the Sd of March, 1863, were in the military service of the United States, as substitutes, under the draft of 1863, and whose terms of service have since oxpired, are not liable to the present draft the persons for whom they were substitutes are liable to draft, the same as though they bad not been drafted, and furnished substitutes under the draft of last year. 6th.

In-' serving the notice as required by Circular No. 42, from this office, a reatoitable lime to report shall, each ease, be granted by the Board of Enrolment men ill tenter who have been or may be drafted. JAMES B- FRY, Provost Marshal General. University of Nbw York Medical Department. The session of this institution for 1863-4 will begin on Monday, October 19th, and continue till the 1st of March.

It lo well known that among its medical faculty are some of the most eminent men of the country. The system of instruction embraces a thorough course of lectares on all subjects connected with the profession. The examination for the Tegree will commence to wards the close of the session, and will be continued daily until all the candidates shall have been examin ed. The following are the requisites for the diploma: 1, The candidate must be 21 years of age. He must have attended two courses of medical lectures; one of which mnst have been delivered in the medical department of the University of New 8.

He must hare attended a course of Practical Anat omy in the Dissecting Room. 4. The candidate must have studied medicine for three years (the terms of attending lectures being in cluded In these), under the direction of a respectable medical practitioner. .8. Ha must write a medical thesis, either in the Eng lish, Latin or French language.

DANOKRors CotNTKRrxiT. A dangerous counterfeit upon the Union Bank, of Troj, haa jast been put in ericulntlon. It is of the denomination of 8 5, and la wonderfully like the genuine. The engrav Ing aad aigua tares are admirable. The meet, ready method of detecting the counterfeit is to observe that ia a small group of objects between the name of the President and Cashier, a large box visible in the genu ine, has been omitted from the spurious btlL The cog-wheel aad other articles are there, and the coun terfeit ia an uuaaauy'dangeroaa one.

1BI UNI.T BOX LA US II -The clause con cerning tne only son liable to do military dnty of a widow dependent upon his labor for support, ia thaa construed by the Provost Marshal General A widow may have several other sons, but if they are not liable to do military dutv. then the mrtieuhu son est whom she is dependent for support will he ex empt; out ix nr ouier eofiu are iiaoie. to ao military duty, the fact that she is dependent oa the labor of a particular son for support win not exempt him from U. District Court. A term of the U.

S. District OoorV Judge nail presiding, commenced at Aub-. today. The number of cases to come before the Court is large and unprecedented. Most of them are charges of fraud oa, the Go i i isn eUhea nudes the nsyejme laws, or throngh false vouoners.

To Loo Ami thb New Enolano Sotf Mxaa-Kev. J. H. Glbaora and Prescott Jones, Esq. amrea in una CUV jestcrdav.

havine basw deontad by the aathorities of Massachusetts to look after and minister to the wants of the soldiers retumine to that wsB ms aocpitai. 4Fj -ii lie MitiTART. uaptaitt c. E. Morse.

of the I spraa ugnt uavairy, has been ordarad, with the Sd battaUion earner Ma snanss.J, int. the aeld, fresa nansimrg. uspt rttcnotscat is ordered back to Bnf- nuo on recrultlEg service the Id h.H.nin oy vatuorgay.Soye,C,Br V.t price aatavsiy t. a. Hawks, 10 Beaeca street.

mis i. a lGodey's and Petenoai Fashioa Books, far September, araracervdbyX. entrance entrance to ui AJwencsB mrtsi Biagahoat to dock, proved to 'e a falsa Gold Bracelet, wluck the Vyawyme; far thia advertisewMnt. at T. C.

Ahera, KT mala atoeac' StBsnttiTH waxtxd. Oa, account th craat aad iaereaalng demand mad lor BalMtttaaea, the aahaeribenara ready to pay a kip arte for AUeaa wmhut to take the placeo at uonscrlpta. ror aock Mm a' ayot swv4MfatweadeiM (hi Jb given at til. good Piano, street. P.

plied A and tv ue be Is tmASB as TV Mrectors VThl Comnmnr han thfa 1.. Am. land a semi annaal fnvtdead of Vive Per frsa of Oaeeraasent payableoa taaantaajrof Angast, This Company was lncorooratad lv the Larlslatara af ta State of New York in te, and saccessfnlly earrisd oa the tasraeas of Ir'IKit AND INLAND MA-B1NK IKSl RAiit ji for UUrtyo years, dtiria which period mvarardof "i'hrce and One-Half afillionf Itol-lare fesve tiera paid tor Io, and aaaaal IMvidaada Bveragina; awe ana umanii per rbu. paia io iaa as rkliol aers. TbeOfBcers and Directors, selectee troa taa atos reliable bnsteeM men of Oswego, are determined that Una old aad weB-kuewa Company shall eantiDo ta ateet all daims for losses in a prompt snd liberal auaaar; land by aoaoratna dealing, enatinna ed aerve, as they hope to reoofve, the onfldeao at iaa basin i IRWIN, FrcaiSsat Ta.WAlUtW.WHlTsi4eerausryr.

lit fv.a AaramtW Ottem, -Tbpeca Bock, (late Caw sal Haav, aa stairs, comer rYime and tfrrnta. a4raoa JXLllaU I1TSITIIA17CS CD, ra DIRECTORS: Daaa BUaaaoaA g- T. WOliasmv 3. Klmberry, .1 Btenben a Austin, David N. Tattle, Thoaaas CVwk, Osarge Palmer, Cbas.

W. Harvey, 9. V. R. Vt JehaV Cobb, v- K.

P. VHHana, Wbv O- Bwrwa, P. I Sternberg. P- P. Pratt, -O.

W. Tli- Geo. C. Waiiey, Feary rOa. ft mt- C.

Ensign T. B.a Proaser, M.OWiaaK)W, W. Q. s-. wit cordials, are graaUy needed at the UdW cW tia Commission Boems.

No. wt jnmMit Saad la yam arpr botrlea; i y.s SEPriitMm WwoeiT-ed Godrs Lady's Book, TmmmmifmiUtMilam. Ballon'a Moathly, Arthars Macasteav Leslie "sT lvf and the Continental Monthly for Beptemher etty, the subscribers aril) fhralsh lodaig KENTUCKY HQL'LSi'. aJUP MCB Tlnar, Pearl loioc. I wai, Yerma-cellL t-o.

ilw 1. aeauia Grits, Cura buaiekv -rial, But Hwa, koaaasaa's Patent Oroata, eoid by wBO, UAOH. S34 Maia. aaa aMiatBMca strsat" tlsksof latanct.u nttgav r- i rialaadJ aoa- nWAK Prwi'lnt 1 C.toaON T. tU.i- V.

P. JOS. j-ji-. jiu msmm MTtira man a la still kvye aaM at i iac aw ant wtaiaaf) ap to the nase ef their beiac swora b0 tk aarvtcs. aalr trPwA at WAKKCX JOHN WZLLAXD, Troy, It T..