The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1849, Page 2

a to £30, 200 tops to arrive at £29 per too American— ‘The transactions concluded during the past week bi been lmtied, vet prices are fully maintained owing to ube gradont clearing of stocks particularly the lows qualities, and the almost entire absence ot imports ; While onthe other band. higher rates bave been pre- Vented ip consequence of the low prices and large sup- plies of fresh meat in the markets throughout the coun- try Bacen of good quality has been ia less demand. Abovt 260 bexes and bales of inferior description Lave deen dirpored of We quote prime eastern 363. good B4a; weeterm good 20s . fair 275. te 28s. low 265 , coarse 23s.’ Beet bas been in fair request. and holders, antici- nd the 0 and men ia adesponding state, aad — Pating ap advance before the arrivals of new. wre not | laboring under the conviction that resistance against | ,BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway--Orueiio—Sevpr™ vers First brands bring 80a, to 85s. good | Russia and Austria combined, was hopeless, and that wah bp ot rongh parcels 60s. to @5s. Pork coatinaes | Georgey did all in his power to increase the demorall- NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway—Ticht Rore—-Nicops- freely at fully previous rates. Sales have | zation” Had he ebeyed orders, the war might have | svs—SoLviem vor Love. Dern made at 83s for fair ‘no prime mess a little ent of condition. and good rn of favorite brands $68 ‘The Government contract was close don on ibe 27th for (000 tierces. at 106s. Gd. to Lids 6d, per tisee Hams ere without change in price. and little or nothing doing Fair round eut in dry sult can be bought at 30s, No demand whatever for sboviders Cheere od old hax been wold wt 378 ordipary and low 208 to fine Duteh (Gouda) 378, ‘There are 1.187 boxes reported to-day per Sarah Saads, Dut, not being landed, nothing ts Koown of the quatiry and cendition Lard of good quality bas been sold Tesdily at 26s to 86. 6 wo sules ace about 100 tons, utters—T ly over may be easier term’ frish—There has been @ good butter (hiv week at an advance of a8 par " ive, and ‘dtliog Kinds bave fold rather better. The rather moderate, nd the stock ix consial Che current for fue Waterford and Clommel O84, to Ts, Carrick aud Kilkenny 668 to 6! Wexford to 608, Baliymovey and Banbridge 658. to 67s, Si tds. Cork pickled reoonds 60s to 628. per ewt Im- ported from Irelang from the 17th to the 22d just , both inelusive.6 436 prkins. 203 kes, ¥83 erocks Rice—90 terees Carclina sold at 1¥s 64, and 4000 bags bengal at Be Od 7 broken, to lis. 6d. per ewt. for tue white, being ratber dearer” About 6000 bags of Arracan of- tercd te-day, the chief part of which sold at ¥s 6d for white. ard 8s bd toSs td for yellow barley graia, bu ing full rares, Salt —We continue to experience «ben. and. which tends to keep down prices, which are if avy thing rather jower, ‘Pho followiug are the supplies To the Un Charlest Cugeoeh, &t John, N. BL Total as) Total. ....... 8,038 Spirits cf ‘Purpentive—15 tons Americana aad French have been sold at B08 t a Od perewt. Tallow—The maybet je without materml alteration, bat the ales this week have been at a dvchive generally of about 6d por ext: iis hue been seo pled tor Petersburgh ¥. 0, and See ‘Tea~ atthe pubilo sale held yess f 1.400 packazee, about one balf 8 rates limited demand by pri scale, but prices rematn firm od Dusi- bas Leen done this week a Ft Che mar- Retin very firm Wool—The publis sales are progcess- ing in Lordow, and prices for eolonsal are scarcely so gond a at the commencement; not vi hstsading which, we have a fair buriness ding here in low ws fall prices, Fri ients at Livenroos., Sept We bave to report in fevights, with fow arrivals, either ters or foreign shipry aud weight bas been ; there 18, however, an improved feeling, owiag stof the golng sb mpleted their ear. end bighcr rates a for a few +inail lots went und uules rates advance con ly be worth evrry! or the Ist proxime, when the Lew law takes efvct. To New Vork dead weight, 123 gue gooda, 1a alte 64,; hardware, 12s. 6d ; Carthenware, 59, 6d Bostoa dead weight tae. Gd. @ Ibs; fine coeds, lis; bardsare, 1 ware. Os. Philadelphin, dead wei; fine goeds, 20s ; berdware, O weight, is Od. a 17s. 6d; fine gond ; earthenware. 104 Now Orleans, 8.) Other weight, 158 9 20s; fine 8 208; hardware, Ws ; earthenware, 8s. Manvita Mankyr, July 14 —Busioers was limited in eetton gooas, the wet season appronching, and the shopkeepers manifesting litte inctivation to make new purchases, Sugars were selling at good rates—earrent qualities fetcbiug $45 per picul. Hemp was in eoosi- dorable request, aud races were bigher than they had Deen for the last eixteen years, Exchange on Hngland ruled from 4, d)g to 4.4%. Very littie freight was ofering for Lur pe Cavevrta, August _7.—The Bombay mail, with Lon- don Cater up to the 7th Juve arrived on the lth ult, the ecmmercial news by which was, ov the waole, look. +d upon ss wore favorable than could bavs been ex- peered. and caused an improved taqairy forall the prin- cipal export staples. and supplies of ail being abandant, ajaiger business has been done than for some time pas and prices of nearly every article Las been well evpported. another dull wee ef €¢ ows of these articles gave way a sh 4 arrivals of Veorels brought down and they are now as high as at any other period of che ‘The Bentinek steamer, with the mails, has the letters will not be delivered ‘The import bracch ct busioves tally participa’ improvement noticed above; improsemvat has beea gradual since the commenovment of last mouth, and woutinucs progressive, August 4.—Tho absence of native boate. rot uitiieg demand have characterised ast wouth; the trarsac fd, aud prices re pial A few Bagts by ult, ready » Other deseriptions produce. with the exception of pepper, ooffve, and sag ere decliming in value, | Suancest Jaly 4.—Trade bes been much affected, | immenre ice crops being wenrly destroyed. Cotton Weel bas suffered much, owing to the great inundation whieh has t € stone, JoLy 26, 1819-—We have no improvewent to report in our import market ‘The busines done during the month has been on @ very limite teale. aod at a reduction in the prices of mort of the staple artic Cotton—Tho sales are estimated at 96.110 bales: Bombay, Ta 43 to $8 for eid, Ts. 46 to 6 6 tor new; Bengal sod Madras. Ts 7 to TO Present stowk, 55.000 bales. agaiuet 94000 bales Jest year. Cotton V rn— 700 bales Dave been sold at $214 to $22 75. for Now 16.24, $24 to $24 far Now W-BY, Bud F2AM to $25); tor Now Bs-4z «5.100 Dales, against 4400 bales lat y Loogetoths eon. Unue cepreseed; 25600 pieces gray and 6000 pleoe white have ne are $225 ¢ 240 vo $2 00 for white, She to $1 10; long ells. ccarlet, $8 45 to $5 c Ne w late im port the quotations are— for b ; hoop, $4 00 to $5 1 to $560; tin pi Turkey opium. mew crop (pened on rates than was genorally expected ‘ot congon bave been settled fe 2444. end about 100 chops rei fnew rouchong bave arrive ‘The export since let July bas bean — black 3 005.600 Iba green, 216 B00 lbs ; total 4454 luo ibs, From let to diet July, 1s4S— black, 3.496.200 ibs; gree total, 4.696500 ibe. The following in exportef the season 1845-49, e02 ; lead, | 4, $1110 $11 50; coehineal, Tea- The market for the h of June at much higher | About 149 cue atfrom a 24g to Ce | | othe market A te bat nothing done, 49.7.0,143 6,902, uly, teat, w With June, com 1 wiih Jane, * Suiy, WaT, $ Sp stripes. $110, t T OO, acsoried. and §¥ roarlet Teas se che ps of the new erep have arrived but we hear of no fetilementa Sik A few muster bales of the ne have been received ard some contracts bare been m at. itis raid 9/00 to 40 tor Now Land 2 lew Ex ehangeon England 4. Syd tode dd. Freignts, £4 to a4 ive 2 ee ate TNO LATHST NIaWws. By Electiic Telegragh from London to Liverpook The Preven Repabite, Losvos, Saturday, Sept , 20, 1849 La Patric, of Friday, contains the following: “The Maviferto of the Holy Fath produced considera. Die senration in the pol and fineeial world. This doev t war the pubject of conversation in the bali of the Legislative Aeembly on Thur Delieve we ran confidently acsert th government will not undergo That the French Cabinet t ordonee with the otber oabine ‘The envoy of the Republic of Uroguay Private interview with the President of the | The Mupictpal Council of Paris i+ ova ‘the 26th. to consider several importaot m The Beerali-t al, Puride de Peup By the peverowent agents on Thursday. A claliet poper will appear on the lat October In Faris, op Friday evoeing, the Manifesto couthy te excite universal reprobation Ooly two jo — Mt, the Constitutionuel and Assemble Naiion- the policy of the difeation, » voked to * new Sov ‘There was a rumor in Marie, on Friday. that the Pope Jotends to publich an add faiiy explaining bis rew ting Fuck limited cons semions The Beeret rocietivs, in ta: working clarses to etrike. but It i raid that fh bild nf io Rome trying to exstte the yet, without euccuse, contracted fora P montere loan, and undertakes to pay Austria ite War Contribation Letters from Geneva state that the Freoch refagers wen sent into the interior of Switeertand, tion of about thirty, who are vscupiod ja dend ted the 234. rtate that the of Foreign AGairs, by order of the King had ai) Bevarian Envoys abroad to inferm the go- vernment at whose court they represent Bavaria, that Ahet power bes broken ofl every nrgotiation with Pras He seo *ill Continus so to do until Anstria give elded reply rerpeoting the federal question im Lone | 9 604 to | rallied again, | i | ty Clerk, Aa the Shoriffatty was the principal office a | pean NEW YORK HERALD. Sorthwest cor ef Fulton and Nessau sts. errr JAMES GORDON BENNET®, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR A report was in that Russia bad a: Ftate of things which exinted previous to the month of yoteng the re-union of the Grand Duchy of Posen a. Hungary. ‘The greatest confusion is ssid to prevail at Comorn If, contrary to all expectation, the negotiations for capitulation should fail, u direct attack will commence immediately: | ‘The correspondent of the London Daily News, in tan- | pry writes that, on bis first arrival in that couatry, be eu AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. 2OWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Wangucx—Mrants ane te | been protracted to an indefinite period. but be prefur- any alternative, even that of playing the traitor to r BURTON'S THEATRE, C mbers street—Bunrton’s New ing oF even dividiog bis authority with aoy Li Yexx Dinrorony—A Puxr ynom a Panui ow ~Dawon dust NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squaro.—Ove BuLi— Femane Forty ininves~Borrie Lav. OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway: oy THe RvGiment—Seranare M MECHANICS’ HALL—Cnxirv's Kexetante—Vorscs MusicaLe—ErHroPian SinGine, CMINESE MUSEUM, 6% Brosdwsy—From 9 A. M. to 10 | other general The Vuily News correspondent condemns Ge vrzoy)s whole conduct and states that Kossuth, Gem Ciuyoo, | Merraros avd Dembinski, are at Widden in a «: of | Positive destitution. When Kosauth quitted dungary | he i Toun Do: NTENANCE, bad only five Aundred ducats ia bis possession and be bud since spent the greater part ia relieving the wants of bis brother exiles. ‘The letter coutaising this news isdated Widden. 11th inst. Austri Our Intest advices from Vienna are to the 24th Sep- tember, Cubinet Councils. respecting Hungary, still continued, Nothing was yet settled. Kobvory wud wurder were rife in Transylvania i heal Cossacks have bevn brought prisoners to es Letters from Vienna, of the 2tst, state, on good an- thority. that the fort: of Comorn would surrender, ‘The cholera was provalling dreadfully at ‘Trieste 100 eases occurred on the 24th Suptember, 42 of wuret were fatal Important from Turkey, LAN AND THE > THE HUNG A+ CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS—Mn. Macauuistn e's formes MAGIQua, WEL CH’S COLISEUM, Astor Place.-Equesraian Pea- roKMANGRs, Re, day, October 13, 184%, New Vorn, 8 Eight Days’ Later Inteliigence from Earope —The Next Presitency of the Breach Kor public, - We place before our readers, in another part of this day’s paper, one week’s later intelligence from the old continent, which was received by the steamship Caledonia. In one respect, this intel! than any that we have received from Europe for | the att eighteen months or two years. range to say, within the week that elapsed prior to the sail- PEKOR OF RUSSIA, IN REGARD N REFUGEES. [Prom the second edition of the London Times, Sept 29 J Consraxcisorin. Sept U2 149 | ‘The Emperor of Ruscivemploys ne argument int for his demand for the delivery of the rolich aad H gurian Retugees now at Widden, bat says iu his lesters that he will consider the escape of oneot thew a4 cavis | belli. It the Sultan did not give @ simple yes or no, to his Aid-de-Camp. he threateued to return to Warcas | ‘The Sultan persists im his resolution. and i backed by | the Foreign Minieters. the Graud Vizier, the Sivraskier, | j f that vesse! P| ing! " - | end Mahomet All Pacha, und Mahomet ‘Pacha Ali, bu¢ | iE Of that vessel, there was not a single revolu the great majority of the ccuncli is alarmed ab the | {iOM, OF an insurrection, or an émeute, or a row, or threaiening tone of the Coar'a note, and. omsequently, | f ind, in France or any other coun- no official asnouncement of the avanell’s deotdion, hed | umpus of any kind, in France or any other coun | been made ‘There is reason to beliowe that the Tuck. | Uy in that quarter of the world. If such quietude | ish government, urged ow by the English and French | prevails much longer, Kuropean intelligence will | | Exvoys, will reject the deuand : 4 3 | “Itis rupposed that the Kmperor of Russa will put his | become quite unpalatable and uninteresting: We threwts of war into execution shoud the answer be | shall, in such case, be dependenton the dry details | Degetive Although nearly the whol» of the Turkish | % | thet is im the Golden Horn, quite ready for servic, | Of the cotton and corm exchange for any newse and could defend L-e entrance of the tosphorus, yet | worth reading—looking hereafter to Canada or the Turkish army bears no proportion to the forces | i i i the Emperor could march azoinec ths Turkish fron, | Cuba for every interesting event in the revolution- tirsin a fev days Sinty thousand Turkish troops | ary line. Sueh willbe the aspect of Europe for econcentvated round Coustantinopie, but the Hag A Ty ‘ feet ould not reach (he Golden Horn sooner than the whole dedonver be probably. There will be no ex- or reventeen days. A Kussiag fleet could be in | citement or animation until spring, when we may, h pethaps, hear of renewed political troubles, aad rome freeh disturbances. Only one item is worth pausing upon. *The Pope has ivened a manifesto concermog Roman affiirs, nee is more peculiar orus wiibia twenty-four hours xivty prevaile acaongst all clases; the greater wejocity are oppoced to war as destruetive to commerce and industry Eritich subjects are among tho refugees confined in jen Geperal Gayon, General Longworth, aud Geuers! O'Donnel ° "Private letters confirm the report of the Sultan's ae. | 1" Which he makes ni typ ded tint tiny cision not to deliver up the Hangarian retogees anditis | wid which Louis Napoleon rendered him in reeo- stated, on the bext authority, that con-iterable u caviness prevailed ip diplowatie ciretes, as to the ulti- Pate Consequences of this revolution. Markets, Loxpon Moxey Mankes —Consols dectlaed on Fri- ay, in couse quence of @ sale of £300,000 for Tarsday, rated to have been made to pay off the mortgage heid by the Equitable Asruranece ( F Loxvon Sgrt 29-2 PM —Consols for the Account, $27, to 4; d4. money, ‘and 74; Exchequer Bitls, Ss prem. Panis Gornre, Friday, Sept 28 Duripess done on the vering his sovereiguty. ‘This omission—whien, 10 all probability, was not entirely accidental—hes been received in high dudgeon by Louis Napoleon and the newspapers in his interest, who, we sup pore, imagine that the Pope ought to show some cubstontial gratitade for French interference in putting down the Roman republic ; while his tfoli- ness, perhaps, thinks that all obligations on his part were cancelled by the eloquent benediction which he pronounced on General Oudinot and the French soldiery, shortly after the tulatioa of the Seven Hilled Gity. The French people evince much apathy. If they fear that designs hostile to the contiauance of the republic are entertamed by Louis Napo- leon—or, indeed, whether they do or not—they —There has beea some onre to-day. aud a trifling risa, Government Fiv d S0f 10; Shares, 59f 15; aad returns show in in cashing, two millions sevea burdred thousand francs. Bank Notes ia circulation increased eight millfons five buadred thousand franes, Chy Polues, THE WIIG NOMINATIONS. County Conventioy —Last evening the Whig Coun ty Convention met at Broadway House. As in tho r Judiciary Convention, on the precediag evening, a good ‘ deni of time was ovevpicd in considering the claims of | Ought immediately to start a candidate, and can- | the disputed delegations from the contested wards vass for the succession to the next Presidency of | o ticket headed“ Jobm A Bettel.” for the County. | Convention, in the Eleventh ward. was adopted; and | in the Fifth, the ticket headed Charles J tlowsll being the some tickets adopted by the Judiciary Coa- vention on the previous evening, Theeonvention per- manently orgauized by electing Shepard Knapp as | | chairman; Seeretaries, W. 8 Davison and Hugh i Stockdale It was thea too Inte to ballot for the noml- vations, but the fellowing pames were montioned 9: Kelly. James E Wood. Zophar Mills, J Jovatban W. Allen. Wm Lyon, tor County Clerk, Thomas Mek vight. | Geo. W. Hiblett, Samuel Orden, Egbert Benson, ¢ wan; for Coroner, Seth Geer, Will m. W A. Walker, John D. Russ, Ovid P. Wells; for rpors of Alm Sehewerman Halstedt, James D. Ovive erlius Bele bn Sneekuer, John W flow | Rudd, and David N Rees. The conventios adjourned | at balf past 100 clock. Am accident oveurred, which will be found under another head Fronce. Under cover of the agitation whieh that would cause, the journals could keep alive and stirring the epirit of the people, and keep Louis Napoleon and his ministry continually before the bar of pobhe opinion, for approval or condemaa- tion of his acte, as well as prevent any outbursts of popular violenee, or any dmeute, which, under | | present CAFCUMISUUL. © could wot be atteaded with | svecese. We understand how to let off steam im this way in the United States. They havea great | deal to learn in France, before they become fa- miliar with republican tactics, as they are practised here, and we cannot expect them to get on very | rapidly Let us show them the way. We were | | the first to propose the nomination of Gen. Taylor | 10? Friday ferenecs, ose ecction of the whigs of | as the President of the United States, on the 26th the‘ Fighting Fifth” held their primary meeting in @ | of 4 fall i besement uvder Hull's. 118 West’ Broadway’ ‘Ties pot |! May, 1846, far ahead of all other joarnale in Was open from balf prt o'clock to half past 12 “Phe | this country. By the constitution of France, the Jaw ard order ticket.” with Daniel Lord, George J. | present incumbent of the presidency of that repub- Cornell, and “Judiciary | lic is not re-eligible the next term. We propose, Conven' by £75 votes, there being 580 poil 7% ao Sees ba bye The faherefore, to nominate for the next Presidency of | pr rence is thelet “the peo- . ‘ | | Piso thekes,? is . can’? ta che thict temp toe | France, in 1852, the name of General Cavatanac. | the Judiciary Convention; whereas, on the peopie's | If any better can be proposed, let it be done—but, | | ticket, Willlaio H. Meeks cecupied that position Che two first Lord and Cornell, were the same oa | both ‘Tbe election held on Friday was under | the auspices of tie ward committee. who protested | againet the other delegates received temporailiy oa Thuredey night at the Judiciary Convention. fhe watter Is to be re-opened at the adjourned meeting of the convention on Pucsday evening. THR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS INVENTION, by all means, let the journals of Paris commence at once the discussion for the next Presidency of | the French republic. Revonvtion ne@un in Canana.—The news be- gins to be really interesting from Montreal and , other parts of Canada, We publish, this day, where, an account of the first movement in what may be called a p ful revolution ia Ca- nada, soon to end in its complete separation from | the crown of England, and annexation to the Uni- ted States. The document purports to be an ad- dress of the citizens of Montreal, and 1s signed by nearly four hundred of the most respectable names in that city—men of business, professional | Coury « aed meeting at y Hell, of nominating eandi- tor the sheriffalty. the office of ( oroner, and Coun: to be disposed of, it was taken up firet There was « very large atter dance, aod the excitement greater then ever ‘The contest aa all between Willett, Hataeld and Orser. For the first lote the votes ranged, far ‘Willett, from 47 to 26; tor Hathetd, from 18 te dl,’ for o +, from 17 to 29. The last ballotings were as fol- ows. Witiett 1h ballet, 140A ballon ABA ballot. | mep, and people of all ranks of lif Orrer. 4 06 This is the first decided and positive movement | Hesee 30 made in Conada; and, from indications throwa ou from other quarters, it 1s probable it will be The ' . look. oe al lowed up with great force and energy. Of | 1 sal “oa ous ani aa sway ak | we cannot expect perfect unanimity in the f ot likely to getthe nomination If ver will get A enspicion of Willet roer, bas been turned agarmst him Bat is not, and that he voted for Cass and last cleetion. steps. The priacipal jonrnals, however, of Mox are in faver ot the movement, and we see oaly a qualified carping at it in some of the papers of | er influence. ‘The plan of this revolution appears to be wise and judicious. The movement will be watched in this country, and on both sides of the Atlantic, with a great deal of interest and atten- tion. It involves vast principles and elements of good oreof evil, to both the continents of b worlds. Ifa peaceful separation of Canada should be effected, and annexation with the United States should follow, similar attempts may be made in other British colomes—the West Indies and else- where. Again, the accession of such a vast terri- tory, extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, down to the North Pole, would involve deep considerations, affecting the Southern see- tions of the Union, and our destiny asa united hereafter. subject is now becoming serious for all. 4 being @ barnbo | it appears Bouter ett Police Intelligence. | Am Aldermen in Limbo Funny Affair.—For some | time past » foud has existed 7 ‘atriek Kelly, of t | Of the police of that district, ir Joha 8. Magne tieal grounds, which m of the fell elect ly party and potnts, , vtween these t it seers that on Thursday Vly epewking, Friday morning, weed thearrent of two women of dise pute, eailed big Maria, acd Johannab Buckley, one warrant terued by Justice Mountfort charged therein with keeping a howre of prostitution. at No 7 bli beth street. Boon atrerthe arrest of thew women, or | about two o'clock yesterday morning. Alderman Pa | triek Kelly appeared ia the station boure accompanied by Jobo Layden, Joh Kiderbook and others, The Alderman walked behind the took up & pen, and meneed to write outa dh forthe two women e words then took place of an wepleasant natare Capt, Magnes and Mr, Rid in ordering an oifleer t the raitfog bebtr by be | j | Amprican at Laiesic, Genmany.—We could not ogree the Tribune, in ite denun- ciations of Mr. Walsh, late Consul at Paris; but we agree fully and completely in ite opiaion that the American Consul at Leipsic, Dr. Piigel, ovght to be retained in his situation, and that the attempts making to remove him ought to be dis- countenanced by the President and the Secretary of State. In his capacity as Consul, Dr. Mligel has conducted himself with great propriety and discretion towards all Americans visiting that eu- rious old city. Apropos to this eubject:—We perceive, among other exiles from Europe, the name mentioned of Dr. Munde, recently a distinguished physician in Dresden, Saxony. In the attempted revolutions in that city, laet year, the doctor took a distinguished part, and was badly wounded, but has now, we un- derstand, recovered. Ie was the principal aid to | the celebrated Preissnitz ia the establishment of the great water-cure institntion and is considered one of the ablest disciple that system on the continent. Ie st admirable person to teke char inthis covntry., He « the best terme, by von the women, to be In Hiquer. and disorderly, ordered offcet Wooldridge to take him into entody, and loek him wp inoue of the watch house ¢ No sooner Was this order ven, than the Alderman was ried tomeell. and the key tormed on him. The }han Was DOW in A OX: Messengers were derpateh- | ¢0 Im different direotions for the aid of hia aeaointe city fathers, and in the rpace of one hour Aldermen | Bard of the Fourteenth ward, and James Kelly, of tb | Breond ward d to the epot, in aid | thelr ave Alderman Bard then wro saebe Cape willy) tome ‘The ec nOned Alderman at fret would mot leave the ellatt ' of Alderman Berd; buton the ap- Iderman Kelly, of © eluded to binvelf to be divcharged from ewstody ‘ At 30 “mae vay morning, Capt Magaes, bere ytain Gardner, ofteera Wooldridge, Jae Nesbit and others, appeared but wag be ay who wan the providing magieere the Alderman; but be did not appe then taken, charging the Ald. disorderly, and interfe pearance of iN at Graclenburg, would be a voning. hid tiken no ag net the aiderman and we much dowd: if ever he wil We learn that Alderman Kelly Intends to prososate all the oartier; officer Wooldridge who eonvesed him to the evil for an asewnlt and battery, and Capt, A bed Praxen Bese votant Society nene for falve \mprivonment “ ‘ie ‘foun _" Thin whole tate presents one Of a very funny and | O*Mevelent institution will be given at ; , tingular nate. and more may be expected before ine | eVeniig, We trust a generous aud Lberd minded | 2d Terrday of Cext month, bun ts on the increase ta ple will liberally © ibate iis aid to thie pr p the eth ward public will liberally contribute its aid to thie prawe worthy institution, | There are many good things end curious inven- A New Fisca, Acency—Watt Sraeer anv Buxcomng 1 THE Fz. p.—W' o does not recollect the glorious times of the old United States Bank, when Wall street was but a stipendiary of Nick Biddle, and jobbers, edi'ors, currency, commerce, and the elections, were ruled and directed by the monster? Who does not remember the fierce, savage and protracted war which it made against Old Hickory and the peop'e, and the universal panic, ruin and distress which followed its igno- minious defeat?) What became, then, of the pen- sioners? They crept into holes and corners—they denied their master as bluntly as St. Peter, and ad- mitted that a bank was an ‘obsolete idea,” and a nuisance. But with the election of Harrison, the leeches of the old bank were on the ground—the dried skeleton of the monster was galvanized, and wanted but the scrape ¢f a pen to retarn it to full vigor. But they could ‘ not head Captain Tyler;” and bank, whiga, jobbers, pensioners, aad huck- sters, all fell together. This time the monster was believed to be dead and damned, soul and body, forever and ever. And so itis. But as half a loaf is better than no bread, a substitute has heen proposed. Wall street end Buncombe are mm the field. The H@#&. Thomas L. Clingman, of North Carolina, in a letter first published ina paper withont a circulation, proposes anew “scheme of a national currency.” Reduced to its simplest form, he proposes to establish a free system of banking throughout the United States,on the faith of the publie stocks. Mr. Chogman is from the Buncombe district, famous for rocks of the secondary formation, its mineral springs, pine shingles, and buckwheat cakes. Having secured his re-election to the House, and having th leisure of the summer upon his hands, Mr. Cliagman, emerging from the woods of Buncombe, has been for some months engaged i the mepection of the factories of cotton and polities in the North. He has been initiated into the mysteries of the Albany junto—the secrets of the money changers—the science of stock-jobbing—and Buncombe is in the field. Mr. Draper, chief of the forlorn hope in be- half of Col Webb at Washington, has found his man; and the topic of a conversation over a bottle of wine, has become a great national measure. Everybody is wondering that the wiseacres of Congress did not think of it before. But the scheme of Mr. Chugman looks suspicious. It has the sul- phurous odor of Wall street all over it. The hoofs of the old monster stick out, though his tail is coiled up in his breeches. Feasting, fitmg and lionizing, a juicy dioner at the Astor House, and the tour of our public institutions in an Alderman’s carriage to the Penitentiary, are hard to be resist, ed, though all for Buncombe. ‘There is comethwg of a plot at the bottom. The’ persioners of the old bank, who, after betraying and murdering their master and benefactor, have pined away to skin end bone, cannot stand it any longer. ‘Twelve years fast is long enough. It was the father of our present Secretary of the Treasury who was President of the Schuylkill Bank when it broke down; it was Mr. Meredith’s collector at Phi- ladelphia who broke up with the Girard concern ; it was this last appointment, and others like it, that contributed to the late whig defeat in that city. But still this does not prevent the conspiracy. We may expect all these men, and all those whe fat- tened on the old bank—all who were bought or sold, whether for five, ten, or twenty thousand, or for $52,765 37}—to go for the. new scheme. M. Chrgman only Iifts the curtain. The scene shitt- ers are behind. ‘The treasury is an old cow, whose mmik 18 too rich to be lost. The scheme of Mr. Chngmen 1¢ but the first movement. Pass it, and a bank comes next in order. Somehow or other the stock-jobbing brotherhood must get into the treasury. Letus have, then, the billof Buncombe. Then the purlieus of Wall street will become the valleys of the Sacramento and San Joxquin; the very side-walks will be meber in gold than the mines of the desert; bank paper will increase by millions; everything will go up, up, until the ex- plosion, when'a bankrupt law will wiad up the tunes Fee eLINGS—RAiLRoaDS aNp Currency. —The Plointield Bank financiers begin to exlubit a wondrous fellow feeling for the railroad moao- poliets ot New Jersey. This 1s all very natural. ‘Those who could impose a spurious currency upon | the community, can see no harm, morally, in com- | polling the same community to pay local taxes for travelling over a State, under the shape of a mo- nopoly. If the State of New Jersey has made a bad bar- gain with the Camden and Amboy Kailroad Com- pony, and the latter a good one, the State ought to suffer for its want of judgment. Let it pay the | shareholders all it has promised them, put a period to the monopoly, and allow to the whole community the privilege of free travelling and proper comps. tition. Joxxetrina at Brackwert’s Istaxp —Whea the new system of government was established for Bleckwell’s Island, one reason alleged for the change was, to put an end to the system of junket- ting earricd on at the island. We are sorry, how- ever, to see, under the present Governors at this valuable criminal institation, that the janketting is continued as ridiculous, as foolish, and as expen- sive asever. If they do lay aside wines and strong drinks, they seem to make up for it ia the cating delicacies of the season. Tur Farm ov rug American Instrrvre.—We give daily reports of the sights and doings at this interesting place, and shall continue them briefly to the end. But we must have a word to say upon the whole affair—a word of truth and soberness. tions exhibited at the Fair, mixed up, however, with too great a quantity of ridicylous and prepos- terous humbugs. We shall postpone our just criti- ciem of the wh nbject, until the Pair is over. Biblo’s New Opera Company. This operatic asecetation will be compored of the following persons and interests, acting as joint mana- gers and stockholders 1, Mr, W. Niblo, who will furnich the theatre, the gas, the doorkeepers, the advertising and bill printing: | 2, Mr. Fry, who will furnish the costumes and muscle. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, The Election in Onlo. Crxcixwats, October 12, 1849. ‘The entire democratic ticket in Hamilton County is elected, as usual. There will b+ difficulty, when the Legislature meets, in regard to the Senator, and probably im regard to the Assemblymen aso. The judges in five wards of the eity disagreed, and failed to make a Jegal return of the votes cast. The Apportionment law is stil the subje t of contention. The Counties of Marion, Ross, Pequa, Muskingum, Pike, Franklin, Delaware, Montgomery, and Licking, have gone whig. In Highland and Fayette Counties, the democratic Senator and Representatives are elected, Copeland, whig, is elected in Marion and Union Co's, Pike and Adams Counties have elected Taylor-demo- crats (?) by 200 majority. Guernsey bas elected a democrat by 200 majority. In Preble County, Hawkins, whig, has been elected by 475 mejority. It is believed that the whigs will have a majority in the Le, islature, Serlous Riot at St. Louls—The Pacltic Rall- road ConventionmHeathor ihe Oly, Ke. Sr, Lovis, Oct. —P. M. A serious riot occurred in this city om Tuesday eve- ning Just, between the crews of the steamers Haidee and Emelia, during wh oh the mate of the former, and several others, «ere severely wounded. From the interior, we learn that much interest is manifested In favor of the Pacifle Railroad Convention, which will be largely attended. We have had no deaths by cholera to record during the past week, which Is the first weck that has escaped since January last, The disease stiil lingers along the towns on the Missourt river, The interments for the week were 59. of which 26 were under 5 years of age. ‘The weather is cool and pleasant, The Stranger's Fever, Crancestox, October 10, 1849, ‘The Courier of this morning publishes the oflicial re- port of the Board of Health, They aunounce cighteon deatha by the stranger's fever. during the week ending the 6th instaut—eight of them Americans and 10 fo- reignera, ‘The cases are mostly confined to the ho»pi- tal. ‘Phe Courier does not disguise the fact that the disease prevails to a considerable extent, but states that it yields to medical treatment. ‘Tne Steamer Cambria. Bostox, October 12, 1849, ‘The steamer Cambria, from New York, arrived at Halifax on the th inst., having sailed trom the former port on thedd inst. = esha Fire in Bangor. Boston, October 12, 1849. A fire occurred in Bangor, Maine, on Weduesday morning, which destroyed Mr. Strioklaud’s block, con. taining Titcomb’s jewelry store, Hughes’ bookstore, Curtis & Perkins’ apothecary store, and Moran’s cloth. ing store. The loss was estimated at about $30,000: about half of which is covered by insurance. The telegraph office, and several lawyers’ olfices, were also burnt. The Court of Appeals. Burravo, Ootober 12, 1349 ‘The argument of No. 14in the Court of Appeals is concluded. No, 33 hus been commenced —S, A. Foote Exq., for the appellant, and J. L. Taloott for respon: dent. ‘The Court adjourned at 10 o'clock, until to-morrow, for consultation, No. 32 is stillon argument. New Onn ‘The sales of cotton yesterday amounted to 125 bales. ‘There was nochange in prices. The demand for cottee is increasing, sixteen hundred bags of Kio coffee were sold at 9; a 5% for old crop, and #\c forthe new crop. There is no new crop now offering under $c, A large cargo of cotton was, yesterday, taken for Li- verpoolat $1 87)g. The first lot of new sugar was re- ceived to-day, Burravo, October 12—6 P. M. The receipts of produce since yesterday were, 3.000 Dbis flour; 5.00 bushels wheat. “The market for tour was rather depressed on account of the dealers waiting | for details of the steamer’s news. The sa! ‘ached about 1.000 bbls common State aad mixed Western, at Jn wheat the warket was firm, but dull. The mbrace 4.000 bushels of iiinois aud Wisconsin, ‘on terms not understood, Im cora the market was not | £0 active, but without change to notice, Freights for HOUF Wy Albany O2v,, whew, 146,, aud Guru ve, Arnany, October 12-6 P. M. Receipte of produce by canal yesterday, were: —Flour, 8000 bbis ; wheat, 6,000 bushels; corn, 17.000 do, bar. Ivy 21000 do, ‘The warket for flour was steady but not active, Sales embrace 1.500 bbls. of straight State and Western brands at $4624 $475. Wheat—There was a fair miling demand for prime quality, with sales of 2000 bushels of Geneseo at $121, Corn—Corm was pot soactive, but without change to noticr, Sales of 8.000 b mixed Western at 6535 Barley —Sales of 25.000 bushels were made, including two rowed, at 6) @ Glo. and four rowed nt 620 Oats are in moderate in- quiry. and sales of 4,000 bashels have been made at B85 'uS0%e, Sales of 100 bbls. whiskey were made at about aie. Shipping Intetiigence. Crag Arrivel—Ships Il Alles, Harriet and Aw Scuther, Boston. THE WEEK’S NEWS. The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock this morning. and valuable matter, the following CONTENTS. One month later nows from Calitornia, including letters from our own correspondents and extracts from the Califor nia press j—Ono weok Inter from Europe, raveived by the Caledoniaj—Important news from the region of the Salt Lake, the Mormon s-tilements, ke, It will contain, among other interesting | rticulars of the terrible Kiots in Ph ‘The late tremendous Storm, and its disasten: MTeots on the land and at soa; wreck ef the British brig St. Joha, and lo ‘one by red lives ;—Latest mews from Per Venesocla, Panama, Nisaragos, the Wert Domertie w election returns, Re. ke. ;— — Pdisorial articles, oon ® variety itieal mov sim this city, police returns, && t—Commer- money market, city trade report, elsewhere, ship mews, Re. Annual rubseription, $3; single coples, 614 cents. HM combined with T. rial notices, * Enterprise ts the Matu-spring of Sacecst— COLEMAN, of 109 Nasaan street, finda this by importing his own waterials from weil known European howses, avoidiag capitalists, and is ene Ay Of Water str ® Hat for $350 had in Broadway for $5. 8. Merets. Benedett!, Rossi apd Signorina Trafl, who | will furnish the singers, being themselves the chief; | probably, also, Signor Vita as barytone, Signor Vietth as second tenor, Signora Caranti di Vita and Medame Tieo, as contralto, and the chorurses | ‘The intention of the company is to begin early inthe 4 to sing twice a week (im place of the English troupe which Is now at Niblo's garden) till the engagement with the Ravels shall hare closed, This engagement will be concluded at the end of December. ‘The two nights intended will be the Wednesdays and Saturdeye, Thus we go. | ‘The Pennsylvania Btcetion. j Returns of the majorities in thirty-six counties fot either eandidate for Canal Commissioner, have been re- d, which rum vp as follows Majoritier for Gamble, demoeral Majorities for Fuller, whig.. .. « 146,700 . oad 7.495 head of Faller, ao far...... ure wiil will ho democratic, im both nate by one inajority; the Iouse, by Kporting Intelligence. sion Cores. -Trorrine —There will be an agree abje titme this afternoon at the Union Course, in five Harting for a ewrepstake of #500, mile heats, bost in five, to 20 Ih wagons, here horses are from kN. J. and this will be their first appearance There will, alto. be another trotting two mile heats, in harness between two nege Who never won puree, The t ie will oom- me nee at one o'eloek, and good Fport ie expected. City Intelligence. Ran Accrornt av THe Broanway Houwe.—Laat even Jocin wee thrown over the Whig Convention, t the Broadway House by one of their number ing with an accident, from whieh the eh his life. Joon Way, adel ho keeps the bivows hen Way fet ineenrible Fie epine was found to by br Wood was sent for, and also De ed him every eetistance im their power, the oharee of bie reeovery #ae very emall io 7, who render. pat stated that ed. and Ho ie pletely paralyzed from the middie of the epine , bie fantiy phystoian, was quently io attendance The friend who was the so ch the accident wept like a child, that if he did rreover, he would be bed ridden. ” e exhibited in the aprearan More Of (he saine sort" Can be obea of the purvhaser. "A. ed AL 2G Broadway, repreror ted at No 420 By To All whom it may coneern, Greeting — BROOK 4S, 190 Folton strect. hae a most extensive assortment of Bootes Shore, Gaiters, Slippers, Rubbers, Re. for ladies, children, of the best qualities and atyles, which he | —— than can be purchased clsewhere, wholevale <ul not go Ae Mr. W. monufseta m tench, prrchasere cam We sure of gett |} cive satisfaction. o™ to any pact of the U allom. at A and Bidrides f the Bowery of Division erying, redo all that now. Vor example, one 1 ands that the eheapest bout store in town fs JONES'S, 1 Ann street worth $7, are for 84 50: 9 Ro ’ |, worth $4 OV and Sh water pri 1; Overrhoot, of all kin: The Government Jewels that were Stolen tore. been found and ret of thi vm atticle on the aston sticot, Only font New Invention l=New Kratn taking —Hvalatyp Portraits ¢ Cimprovemencin taning T invention of W.@ PF, Lanceyhe agent for New York, B. for enle by aemoy, Tribs tien to bring within which @ man will b | paper currency, and the reeult of the movement it Bom' 1 ‘The Scorpion of this weet will of combu: ter, thet will make the Let every one it, being the most racy lat Pultow stroct, Prive five ready,and I am ready to\” of al privos fren cise now 40 Over i enrment fort a. ‘116 Williaw street. oe 2 Woollen Under Ciothing, We beg leave to call the attention of our friewts as well as citizens and te Bi vieitere, to ter Shirts e, No, 187 Ful pnd finish as well ae now, Will be rarely foun lerce and well »: n hand at o ats Drawers nov: werent, MP ek cot prises ‘ery style as auality, ls prices, wa The Metallic Tablet Strop.—The Origins 2 |. article, invented by G Suuod inves erably for the last twenty-Ave years, cam be obi 87 Broadway, Me atient of the ab pg the pres ture. they sre evabled to off wer price then the inp Many respects preferal 147 Broadway, oc hem Ladies Are Hespertfally Lavited to examine the cho'ce selection of tress Combs at the snb= ‘store; the varioty is. beyond all doubt. tha greatest Shain pats i fot i a &d, SAUNDERS, | tween W iker and Whi t Uiseu ses, cuts, bruises, tooth aud wery NO. 230 Pours =x 03, beadacn. Sold boutles at Be. aud 466 Broudway. 5,000 Wigs and Toupees always on hand, at the Wig Kactory of Medhurct & Mead, 37 Mailen Lanes | where strangers and citizens cat solect from tha larg in the city. ‘They are of the b rhmenship, and all the lafeat improvemnute. dias’ Oraamental air, in great abundance, Copy th #, 27 Maiden lane. Wigs and Toupecs—We would cat) tne attention of citizens and siraucers, sequiring Wigs oz ‘fous pees, WO o tof a moat ta {nvented by EB. x No. 197 Br, Dey street, undor the Franklin Honce, y can be go at bis Bair Cutting Rooms, whore way ke poem the luugoss and best assortment in y Liquid Gatr Dye. Phulon’s Improved Magie Hair Ds w invention, to color the Hair of Whi: ,withous injury to the hair or ave’ their Whiskers dyed in five , at the Depot 79 Broadway, corner of De street, under the Franklin tious, Por botsle, omall size, $l, large, $1.00. to Color the Mair or polied, without injury to the 2) should my Jemeu’ Chareh. Dr. Ethott, Ocutis: forma his patients thee bis lock, on Mondays, Wedus everit® for the poor, a COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Priday, Oct. 12—6 P.M, There wi light improvement in the stock market to-day, but it was not sustained. Soon after the first board opened, the news from Kurope, by the Caledo: came to hand, aud was rapidly cirenlated through the streets, and checked the apward movement in prices. At tho first board, U 8. 6's, 1856, advanced 1 per cent; U.S. @e, 1867, 4; Farmers’ Loan, 14; Harlem, 34; Erle Railroad, 4; Long Island. %{,a0d Hudson Railroad 14 | per cent, since last rale, At the seeond board, U.S. | 6's, 1867, wont up 4 per cont; New Havea Railroad 34, whileHarlem declined 3f per cent. ‘The receipts at the office ot toe Avsistaut Treasurer of this port, to day, amouated to $55,004 20; payments, $44,743 80; balance, $3 544 164 01. The news from Furops does not amount to much. Cemmercially, it is ratber unfavorable; politically, un. interesting apd unlinportact, The accounts relative to the cotton trade are by no means satisfactory, but they are more favorable than was generally antici- pated, The harvest throughout Gr proved abundant, and the domestic stuffs was likely to be above an average. The railway pauie was rapidly epreading, and it had depreciated prices for the thares of every company many per eent. Conscls remained as previously quoted. and money was abondant and cheap. aud easily obtained on goed seon- tities, What the result of the panic among heldora of railwey chares will be, it i6 at present Impossible to de- Vermine, Iu relation to the Boston stock market, the Traveller reyes ‘Lhere is every indication that the ratirobd dividends Will be Jess thai Chey bave been om soume of the princi- pal reads, Which ts probably one of the causes of the depression iu the prices of nearly all. Many persons of the opioion that the rates of travel are altoge- ther too low for the iuterest of the stockholders, and that, it any thing bke toe divideods whieh have been re te be expected for the future, there mast be je Jo the rates «f face rtook merkrt bas presented the same duli aad fed state that e bad occasion to notier in our last report. Bank stocks are the mest iu demand fur | inveetment though many parison with their iutry sre ia but little request and Woroerter, 9 Cull, but little offering, Boeton aud Maiee, 105, frm Western. 101M. quite aull, Providenoe. 605g, listle doing, Verment aod Sasmcbusetts. ay, very ull; Vermon. ntral 454s, not much demand; Ogdoarbarg 23, smal and. but fra, Old Cotowy. 754, Germ; Northers, 60M dull; Cherbire. 634 dali; Eastera, par,and mt meeb inquiry, Thee are aboat ail the rativoad stects je which any thing i» dotog aud a very poor exhidiiin it ja for Lho-e Who wre deetrows of selling; particulary, teo when more than three mouths of the aext divid time has elapred, The Courier ond Enquirer, of this morning, eontaive along letter from the Mon, T. L, Clingman, a whg member of Congress from North Carolina, to Mr, Simeon Draper, of this city, iu relation to the establin- ment of banks in diferent parts of the country, for tie issue of bills based upon government stocks, or for sn iesue of Treasury notes to incorporated bauks,or pi~ ipon & deposit of government stocks wih | the Seeretary of the Treasury. Mr. Cliogman bai, been made the channel for opening or bring- #0 as to enable Mr. Meredith to follow it up in bis ual report to Cor- . It is a whig Goaneral scheme throughout, and rmelis strong of the United States Bawk—too mach © avy aid or support from any but the mot ulria portion of that party. It is nothing more thaa an entering wedge for the revival of the old banking ryetem of the party. in proposing this system, ve indications of an attempt to revolutionise existing financial system of the governs vert the object of the jodrpendent Tr to rubstitute @ paper corceney. re Doreable by the Treasury of the government, for the geld and silver required under the present system. i is an insidious way of flooding the couatry with a > Broutway, ine fee howra are from . sud Fridays, Dr. &. t \ to the extent contemplated, will be scenes and of New York, private baokers are permitted to issue notes, upon the deporit of United Siates stocks with | the Comptroller ; and these notes areas safe.andean | be furnished to as great an extent by the banks aad bankers of this State, a: though they were iveued by the Seeretary of the Treasury to banks in ail parts of the country, But as State iesues, it may not be poliey to dis- criminate and make them recetvable for goverament hence the object in having the Secretary of the ry insu the notes upon deposit of similar seou. rites, This plan is not « new one in Wallstreet, and i¢ the coneocters of this ecbeme bad applied to some whig member of Congress. nearer home, it would have look- much better, and much less like being mamufac- tured for the benefit of the Secretary of the Trea. fury. Mr. Clingman in probably mot aware that he has been used by the wire pullers of Wall street for i 4 \ the cane, The agitation of this questior of te ‘1 important State elections, to do the whig party any goed. It oan h modifying the Independent treacury act, ducing ¥ plan by which the use of gold and silver will be partially don! y with; this obtained. other modifiea- tions will room follow. and ultimately, we shall find the old bank deposit, bank paper ayetem in full blast, and the currency of the country infleted to an enormoas extent and ail the elements of speculation arain in ac- live operation, This will be the result of this insiti- . one movement, if it is not fully exposed and nipped in the bud. This is clearly Mer Meredith's foancial eye tem. and we must be prepered to see it adroes’ length in the Secretary's report, tock Kachange, 1g be nn S100 USO. we i 1:8 phe Phenix Bi > 49 00 Farmers’ irue Wo ay 2) Canton Co ) Lilea & Seh RR " be ho ” ‘