The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1849, Page 4

were given by the emperor, who, by the mont re- | been large this week. In addition to the supplies | which is the former worth. For spirite, the | W coast. A colony of this singular and ingenious | The European Intelnucnce Settlement of come R_ovind = Ww give up a Moorish ooonver: frat abies, peta anuty of sa wheat, und een pn. © farther deoline of NE YORK HERALD. ; 0 : " are located at San Francisco, oceu in] the Russjo-Turkist Question—Ne Ware to ‘Le Preven. ‘This courier the emperor had coa- | oats has letely arrived trom Lreland at Liverpoal, aie bog Cy Cea bord | ‘ oo dormer as Poison owe Pe Tetabaune, having brought a pu Fee . curks | jorthweat Fulton and Nassan ste. hea number of small | #21 Peace. n eed, in combequerer of bis having been discovered | and other ports on the west coast. The decline Aaniiahelia) hae Wasa nalts ed, onsks sracden tenemante from Hong Kong. ‘They are! We devotern considerable portion of our columns, be the beater of levers from Abd-el Kader to kis | which Yas taken place in the vaiue of wheat, since Rosin selle in small parcels at our previou JAMES ee Sar hee nmr, | chen of rf t industrious and | te-day, to the very interesting and important Buro~ as among the moot ia fivutenest, Boo Hameecdi, a State prisoner at Fes. this day week, has been 2s. per quarter at the tations. In tar @ moderate buriness has been done. this . —_—-- riptapel markets in the agricultural districts, and Rocknoim haseoldat 168. The deniers’ price is ‘orn PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR ails “of ihe lati ‘According to Chi- | pean intelligence, which has been conveyed to TDE Touian Ttand Ye. to Bs. per quarter at thefurge coasunmung towa'. | at lbs. Od for’ Stoekbolm:and 7s 00. for archaugel. | xem | PMCCAbLC Of the population. According country by the steamship Cainbria—the mails and The Patris, of Corts, ststes tut on the 30th | ite per quarter Wt i voustwive into London | Englich coal isin steady demand at 7s. 0d. per Stoo: AMUSEMENTS THIS RVENING. nege records, the Central Flowery Kingdom has bes ; our correspondence by that vessel, having arrived in this eity yesterday. The iotelhgence is varied as wellas interesting, and embraces details that Sept. severul arrests took place at Corfu, and that > h sanity breaght fore | beim barrel, Proyisious—The transactions in [risa — 30,000 efier piecing the prisoners in solitary comfiaemeaty fj ony beg bers ogg ines lanaie reom butter re to a modera'e extent, ‘the change in the pITALIAN OPERA HOUSER, Astor Place—-Lvenesta bnep, i. aattazar? feruengee for aan orpapers were seized and und : éather causing a dutnees wot; prices ar “ their papers were seized and underwent 4 sever? | the neighboring connties, been large. Ou Monday | Doreo‘wel maintained, more particularly fa the lower | the Celestial people have been prohibited from seretiny. Vheyersons atreated are MoM Vala. | there wasa moderate show ov the Essex stands, Bower i i : ; 3 Seale b 8 A D h Binds; fe wud th 4 SOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Twm Tuxnz Gvanns- ; : : noe, Pietro Quattanoy JB. Searpa, G. Calogorag, puta fair quantity trem Kent. ‘The condiios was | The stock in yet edb thas Meat icpiact seams nate | EM leaving the empire to settle in foreign countries. | Wi! be read with great enxiety by ali classes of Coronel Gampeceari, De Phillipts, aad Reeey Cas nere or less afiected by the weather, and con- | deliveries contmue very large— ) rst | BROADWAY THEATRE, Grosdway—Tom Curuy ov rx | But the California fever has invaded China, and | ‘he community. 1 werini. | eid) itfie 8 ex ced in mak ua, b q » 4 hry he Ri ii ioe | Secale Mion ee ae rat ante eee | ten Oia aaa Oeeacs Suet ina | Pecan tT nets «fiicted the beginning of a more astonishing revo- | It epnears that the Russio-Tarkish question, etion metween Loin Montag and Mr. th those cursent on that day se'umight. On | Sie and Tralee 608, to Gis. per cat. On board | _MIBLO'S GARDEN. Broad w —La Fars Caamraras | lution there than in eur commercial affairs. Ithas | Which created so great a commotion ughout alc . pire ni patie ached ly broken up the old prejudice of exclusion; and ten the whole continent of Lurope, has been settled’ place, al- URTON’B THKATRE, Chambers street—L/ * Y . * | i |—without ine hough stale and infurtor parcels gould be, bought on yinaees Wao be Teiv lane he Fenetun surerive | thousend miles eeroes the Pacifie the Chinese sane Nr ae cm gn sro: dally "— oi a of ower terme—fine Dorset, 2s to 9a; mid amd stale, BAUGH TS . r i “ ving the nations ina war, ne Emy rr me to tane Ben asan Das toGto per eat, sak Oeen, have come to get their share of gold dust, in build. | Yo!V'ns ts Sy RLS e Basted Pmegaaner stume | We jnecday little or nothing was done, aad prices ages Are A sg Vine sissemeiée Nutronale of Qoteber 23, pub- | Team ner) ally unnltered; but to have effected | | 4 ange has Kebed ihe iodowing paragraph, nut, as the recital | tilts to-eay, It would have beeu necessary to lave |, einented bo.cxltacddilaty. ie, unatate: ublish dtoafurher simallreduction. Old toreiwa —. , i: : . per vk Wasi wa neeuivanltinamienon : oe ee . reat hus been heid with more firmaess than Baye | ty tole per dozen Ibs, Phe demacd for irish bacon | NATIONAL THRATRE, Cheha equare-Ovx Busi | ing houses for the Yankees and other * outside | Russia has receded fromm the position which he age ye to eaten tenia, Bertoen, iaforme.us that lish; and, notwithstanding the tall in prices of Une | bas become inactive, as suppites have rather increased; | AGP Ht BE VERaW Tex Arzie #1 Oxy, barbarians ” at Sey Francisco, This 1s the first | sumed in regard to the extradition of the Hunga- * geil z ter, good quatilies of the former have not been | the trace are Dot Cieposed to purehi ithough the /YMPIC THAT! 4 ft . ‘ is Leia tes had had a very warm altereauou with ga0e qi : our f th ion refpgees, by saving that be would not insist: ee ho ae ied te aks indy giving hae red with at Jess money. ‘The stock in granary | ®ae(e are willing to meet the buyers at 2s, to de de- | —awaiae—Jomn Dy symptom of the emigration und immense trade | men reitgecs, ; AI ge ges gall 4? here is stuall, and the prevailing opinion ay that the | Clipe on last week's terms—prime small Waterford Set at from China, which will come to. the Pacific coast, | upon his ;demand for their surrender. He has: arte witha pound. = Mr tHevld, who tele bat , inged, 64. to 668; and oth ts, 499. to O48, por | MECHANICS’ HALL—Cumry's Minstasie—Veraox vey : Tithe edtiatieg. wad thie m f ender: | Hecerpis Wyods wbrgad, will for a time be uni tue tarded, Nothing Seine either ou board or tur | MUsteat—Rrwroriax Sincana, when our lines of steamers shall make their regu. | withdrawn from the difficult position in whigh be aces, cvundened Lola Mo > thus teft | portuut fe nominal top price of towo-manilse- | fusure shipment In irish bale and tierce middlesoaly | qweRicaN MUSPIM—Awvsine Peavermancns Eve- | lar trips across to Canton. placed himself, en account of the stand which tured flour has undergone no change; the receipts | @ 4) we i : ¥ burt tance to the Kuglsh Coasul, | 0t the article per rail und cosstwise have been | term wes has been dous, rety former | gy Aprrxnoos any Events Wilhoul resmutoes at ‘The convention, for the adopuon of a Statecon- | England and France tock ia the matter; and now yey ter a American bacon and middles — > x } spondent promises some further piquant | Tather Hiberal of late, aud country marks have, | sale and prices are in favor ot the bayer, Irish | SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS—Camrsaie’s Mimsrae.e. | giitution, had nearly perfected their work. The | is reported to have said, (iat vo far from wishing ; | consequently, been offered somewhat lower. We | bems, of mmail and prime quality are wauted, bat CIRCUS, Aster Piare—Kers ental articles adopt- | force the subject to exireanties, he is wilhag iis LO morrow. ‘ iB 4 4 4 PenroaMavens. most important of the funds als BOW | hud nclighily increased supply of Buglish barley | neve bere: stale and interior parcel : ot ‘ , ; : The Ascemitee Nativnule of this morning, pas | eee ny vrket; sull there was ne chauge | The best kinds of righ lard move off steadily. aud ed, are the prohibition of slavery,">y a unanimous | settle the differences whiels dad sprung up, provid, th bolaw . ri A ot joing o ‘i © F : "i E Th pole . * . . . ji wea nt barcelona, not at Tortosa, where the | in the value ot superior malting qualities, anda ee bee Bis erehing Site Oe Loci pind D OU B TL, E S H E E Tk. vote, and the exclusion of all banking corporations, | ed no warlike interference was threatened on the @ uegiected. seene between Lola Montes and ber husband took | decline ct Ja. Ren ANBAR Mas Our BPR spat steaaily at our rusted prises, but notktog doing im | == Sateen The importance of the first is very clear, im set- | part of England or France whieh We Wiestioned yesterda Phe fol- | partial instances on sec! : } SROe inferiorkinds, Rice- For East India the demand is New York, Monday, November 12, 1849, a f . a . ie Meraddreesed tous trontour corres. | the demand has kept pace with the supply, aad | uot sctive. At auetion ou the Zid 2600 bags. duty 2otbainssnad sf : + | tling the controversy on the slavery question, and | This, we have no doubt, will be the end of this 3 q rie 1 For foreign grinding | tee, went at rather lower rates; Beogwi middling and % s in saving Congress from any further trouble, on | agitated question, and we shail not, in all prob: poneent ot Barcelona, dated the 1oth:- The two | prices have not varied i i News from All the Worid--Extraordinary iJ 9 ¥ , in all proba- celebruiee Lolo Monies isat present in this city, | barley we have thronghowt the week experience ocd middling white went at ve to $s 64, oral ‘Arrival of Steamers from Kurope and | that score, in regard to Californtw; and 1n narrowing bility, {hear much more sbout it. ‘There will be ” | juiry, vio Jue has b well | broken &* Cd, good cargo 7s, €d. to 8s; Madras m: u ead ince ng FORY: -OIBOAE PORES Madame | Picea lags rage rues rs Peace wet | ling and xood'pearl barley 7s. 0d to Se; Penang oru | Calsfornia. down the free soil dispute to the terntory of New | some correspondence and diplomacy between the fh hie calameialtnic i | The arrivals of oats coastwise hen been mode- paguie nace tts: Te ies ti ‘The triumphs of steam are complete. Within | Mexico, andthe District of Columbia. The import. | respective nations, but no hostility, as we have oce ber seperation from the isng of Bavaria, | Tate, and the foreigo supply email: from Lrelond | pes ewt Im cleaned good business has been dopo— | the last two days, we have had a perfect avalanche | ance of the prohibition of paper swindling shops ean- | before stated. of 5u,000tr. | 680 quarters have come ty hand. The large deal- | jow to fine Patna at 12s. to 178, brokem 10s, to [ls 5 » Plain’, f . rs E: he = Socata keiter every thtee ortourdaye. She | 8 have couducted thet operanons with much | town-dressed Garolina <a, to or, broken laa 64.4 | Of antelbgence from all quarters of the globe, | notbe overestimated. The Plainfield, Jacksonville, | _ Frem Spain, we learn that the Narvaez ministry affirms that the bever beeu to her any- | Caution, but good sweet corm Was notchesper tian | loa; American 20s to Zin —and there are no free sel- | centering in New York, which must speedily, now, | Suequehannab, and Morris county financiers, are | wea dissolved suddenly, «fier eleven o’clock at more then 4 beuetactor—a real father! No» | before, either on Monday or this morning. Bor | lere at these rates, Sik-We wre without any | become the metropolis of the whole earth. To | shut off, asifthe gold diggers had a presentiment | night—when the Queen returned from the Opera— ‘ i pelt | “ . 5c (change in this market (be sales are limited, P ; ; : : . pf rae Telajos chet rie . a atimedted oe | Hae “ ny ee ra nee lower: Janie: are epenian | the lrade awaiting the public ne for the aes make room for this copious mess of intensely in- | that they ought to be speedily attended to. Cali- | and another appointed, which, however, Tasted men, ene.-Feinion Shs arOnmeesiee poco: | oa inet Spirtts— ber m there isa frm inquiry, au H Pxciti 4 ia i °| 7 berinarrage with Mr. Lienid. she was ving are- | ning of the week. Prices of beans aud maple and | nent, Spltite ter tam Soret ei aaa cdae to | teresting and exciting information, (a synopsis of fornia is no place for the Beaches, or for Colonel | only two days. Nervaez was sgatn called in to tired Ile in Low LO puns at from 2s. 4d. to 28 €d for 2 sfeceiving very few Visiters, aud Brey peas have undergone no alteration since this | tei percent | which we published in our extras of Saturday and | Webb. A country without banks is not the place | form another, and the rumor was that he was the tukiny on eitag elnioet every eveutog in the parks, | day se’enight; whive boiling peas have receded | over proof and small parcels of superior quality 34 to | Sunday,) we present our readers, to-day, with the | for them. ‘Thi t sto be regretted; but something | second time dismissed. The relations betweea ce k yan 5 about ls perqr. We have heard of no sales of | a6 tis Bd tods, Eeet india met with wore at- i : oth we pad paepeen ip Peasree oer floating cuigoes of Indian eorn. | teution, and the esleaare G0 bhde at 14 bd. to ls. | Double Sheet Herald, au’ have issued a large extra | may be done with Mr, Clinygman’s plan of a baak, | the royal family and the eo! inet were anything but mostemorousglances. She replied thatshe had not Ba, poet. Leeward fetand is held with Szmaens, edition, to megt the extraordiuary demunds for the | and Cavada and Cuba ave ripe for negotiations. | fnendly, and it was surmised that further difficul- tewuikeo tims she had merely observed, that he The Bank ef England, | fatto le td aud tne brown at ly S44 pergaiion, | ample details which we epread, full length, upon | Ia another column, our readers wi!l find more par- | ties may be expected—if not a hostile rapture. ata very pretty deg in bis carriage. On | AB secount, pursuant to the Act 7th and bth Vietoria, | Att Lie ‘diterence in stocks, as cuwpared with | our columns. ticular information respectin the California con-| From France, there is nothing very imporé€at or ig de nreaty: de | oMP. the week ending on Saturday the 20th f : ; c r ne f 0 is n eee ie Gate Linlee ancl than but you know |. éay of Ostober, 1860 ea rer a eee ae vnetaes | First, the arrivel from Europe. ‘The Cambria | stitution, Upon the whole it isa creditable pro. | exciting. The propositien in the Legislative Ase the (est, Some weeks after, Lola Moat Notes issued... «£25,252, 1s, 1ug time. Brandy bas be weusitn with eautl wa rend brings vs dates from Paris to the 25th October, | duction, and especially in the clear-sighted view | sembly to repeul the law banishing the Bourbon, pep ghee Me bP agp reas adic So tela tan utnestent. We quote coguae, bec | from London to the 26th, and Liverpool to the | it tekes of Plainfield and Susquehannah eurreney. | and Orleans families, was, vfier tall debate, reject- £540, nid a lite annuity of la feversion to 1s of the vintage of 1848, at 4s, 4d to 4a Gd; | 27th. Second, the Pacific and Chagres steamers | Among the distinguished persons figuring in the | ed by a very large majority. The Austrian buteh- herchuicres. Iv contacting this marriage, Lola 147 do, at de, to Se. da ; ABH, do, at Oe 10d t9 | bring usdates from San Francisco down to the | couvention ure L’x-Goveraor Boggs, of Missouri; | eries have been stopper, no doubt in coasequence Biontes bivke defiat analy Sie Ue Aung a oe idd. to ds. 44., ond Bordeaux 2s. Gd. to%s Sd Che | Ist of the eame month—thus bringing the port | T. O. Larkin, late ovr Consul, aad the man who | of the storm of indignation which they aroused Tim Ang rs - nuahs nll, hag, | Ange oy a Ce F Rare arnekort 4 9 i Prag ta Boome of New. York within a month’s communication | furnished the firet authentic informauon with ae- | throughout the civilized world; but arrests are jory of the eharue of bigamy, whieh came to ppoite prievs retain at ie, $d, and for Gin at ss to | With every sulieat point of the commerce of the | tual specimens of the dust from the gold discovery, | still the order of the day. In consequence of the © fi o is 1 $+ Cd. ior 17 and 22 per eent under proof. aliow-~ ' Hi blishea i 3J. A. per antes Pa & pn mii “ape oe cop eet apo. wees Reduced prices have been acoppied far Russion on the | #/00€! a 5 . swine: wes first ppblishea vA the Herald; J. A. | stoppage of the work of sloughter, it is said that = oe asceedibgs were going ca, Lapears tpot; Leverthelers, aulea tow fare extent ouly acetwade | A flood of gold is pouring 1 upon us from all di- | Sutter, the William Penn of Celifornia; Robert | Haynav, the butcher-in-clief, has resigned his that it Was during their late residence at Boulogue b jown and country re Phere wre sellers of flue | yeetions. We have the real stuff from California, | Semple, an editor, brother of Ex-Senator Semple, | post, and retired in disgust to his private estate. @ 5 PARTMEN ku Govern: Debs. £11 a £14,558.(00 — rivies, (incka 3,150,640 dead weight w Reattiies “s thatthe List domestic diepntes took place, aud that wiry, Felina ee Reig an, isaloceotthe yeur | freth from the On pans and patent gold washers of | of Iilineis; N. M. Gwin, of Mississippi; W. G. | In consequence ef ‘lie assurance of the continu Mr Lie wld, tied of the burden imposed ou him, ree oe al 6d, and at 87#, to 878, 6d for the three thest | the Sacramento. The Oregon brought to Panama | Mercy, and Caleb Lyon of Lyonsdale. Mr. Larkin | ance of peace, which pervaded among all classes, saved to abe dllet egy or roags pr me w the of 1980 Fa lange a Pe gy Ay doceg | ¢700.060, of which the Empire City brings up | was for several years our: aliforaia correspondent, | commercial afiairs were brightening at the last ae proceeced to Burcelooa, where they arrived on tie | patea the 26th dey et October, 1849. Bi nucton méstly found buyers wt 348 Cd: to dos od: | $500,000. ‘The full equivalent for the precious before and during the Mexican war; and by his | counts, and the prospect of increased activity Th leet. teaw Mr. Healdou the day of his arrival. iota or low to tine, and 1400 packages South Americau at | 0041 ig crowding in from England in exchange | enterprise and activity asa man ot busines, has | throughout England and the Continent was very . pean Bon. Ud toils 6d For publio rule 1500 packages are Both 8 . . . He is a tali young mun, thia and fair; he uses Mark: tse declared. Prices are 6s to 8s. per cwt lower than last for cotton, which is of itself an iaexhausuble gold become one of the wealduest and most influential | fair. Some additional disclosures of fraud and reuge to conceal his pelesess and appears verv MONEY. this he stuck * ° A i : . : *y week. Five deys siuce Mr Heald called on the | Loxpox Moxey Mansy, October 26-—Oxx O'Czoce.— | }yeisMttrd at De ld. ter stone of Hibs Teas tke | Mine, equal to seventy-five milhons per annum, | men in the new State. The conveation 1s free | corruption inthe manugenieut of railroads, have Engitsh Consul, end said to hua, Lam come to fecording 0 letters Jrom mas oseiee Bod arri ed | smount of business concluded in biack has been of Lite | beating all hollow even the unexampled product of | from religious preydice. They have prayer one | recently been made im that country, that have tek your advice. have some friends here, who | Weve wih the inucligrncs that he eae tle moment. and there are sellers upon rather lower Oujifornia. Between the gold digcers and the cot- | day by Rev. H. 8. Willey, probably a Methodist, | startled the community, and no doubt brought 180 a further increase of supply. Con- ck . 7 : . bove Intelligence, combined with teliateetery Kou of low and good & amen quality cao oho ha | ton pickers, a few more arrivals of the steamships | end the mext by Padre ,Antomo Ramirez, a | ruin und distress on a great many famihes. It ap- aie aed Genatt ete ease dan | ue LA boris poy t Brad to Ls 1d. good strong will give us funds enough to build the Pacific ratl- Spanish priest; eo chat, like the Sacrameato gold, | pears that Hudson, the celebrated railroad ewind= quoted at ¥2'4 to 3 for moury, | mar: jor green the yecomanend me to abandon my wite; what ought [ | "ot tne todo? Lam «trad of bemg aesissinated or poi | ot sened. At Peryynen, she stebbed ”» (He then thowed a waistcoat stained with bleed) The flavour Is, 2d. to road. What with cotton and gold, and ovr im- | if their religion is the real thing, priest or parson, | ler, has been detected in falsifying the accounts of , plied, ** 1 tomished that, after the at- 5 Fe ° | a nie pny . td geen se ee pod pag Relea tanywert gtyygy i | Cli ode pier whit, rion basage Neopia yordeale | mense supplies of provisions, coal and iron, we are | it is all the same to them. another railway company, to the amount of half a before the police at Perpgnan, aod that you have | exchequer bills, 428 to 45s prem. tre continue to eperate with caution, At auction lass justin the position to teed the world, or to fight it, | The ebipping in the harbor of San Francisco, on | million of dollars, which eum he applied to his ewee lived wah her op such intimate ters. Bat ‘The foreign stock market is steady. Spantsh securl- | week 26 (U0 packages were oflered, and the small pre- as occasion may require. the Ist of October, amounted to 94,334 tons, equal | own purposes. Defulcations ead mismanagement if you Wich to abandou jour wife, | have noadvice | U8 bave recovered from the deli erday atlernoon, on receipt of : ” hd « wo He oflered, however, to visée his qe Movs Meiateiey. These hich Look place | t ' n oyers, Wool. —si the A ith i resignatiwn of | Pole valve the’ market bas been aut ood but litele Such, however, are the eplendid results of what | to 300 vessels exceeding three hundred toas each; | connected with insurance companies, and similar Pesrpert forasy direction which he might think | jp yurinessto day. The dealin a tuoteasKanede ec, | Busivere ti a aoe Hngiish has been rather but the commencement of our system of | und not over one-half the fleet from the United | institutions, have also come to light, which have proper tv the.” On the same day, the parties had Jy: do. account, 26%; Portugues four per | * Oerober 20.—Our market hes, Steemshipe, now in the tide of successful ex- | States had yet arrived. created greatexcitemect and consternation through- the guerre) Which Lmentioned yesterday, but the | cent 4 te Bia: Russian, 107 to S45 Spauich Ave por ra variation # periment. We have with a year established | Ina business poiat of view, the state of affairs | out the whole of Englaud. These swiadli ste bot ibe pouiard eppéers to have been an invea- | cent do three per centy, 85%, to 4; Venezuela he diminiehs P : 4 - “ ie tadling ope= i p > Seeteneen AUS ViNG ZOPOP | between New York, Havana, New Orleans, | in California looks decidedly squally. ‘The mania | rations have reeeived te vane of “ cooking,” in wes confined to reprosches end insults. Oa te $2. ond the Isthmus, several lines of steamers, with | of speculation rages, and town lors and city sites | England, because, we suppose, so following dey, the 16th, Mr. Heald sent his het is also decidedly bettor, bat the isst week or two. buyer ss waren J vpose, so many people are io give bim a pew one, ond at baile | kere business doing. North-werteras been dogs | of ihe Judian mmil bas miso tended to make the aarket | cution on the Pacific side, five others, with five | basis of the gold retained in the eountry, and on gr ene, ond at balt-past tour he had | ge ayy. 4 ‘ . } quieter he prices now arked. both for goods aud others on their way to the same quarter. For the | that which ia still in the mines, the most extensive tou of the pron who telited it. The sceae | deferied 73; Datoh two aud @ baif percents, 5375 to4; atic of thut day. bas einer beonue more dectded y hare gem i ing ; i i i ‘ » by th paseport to the Aoghsh Conevl, begging him ' provement is eotirel regards pri . there being | wants and are now iv & position to wait. The absence five elegant ships now running ; and in communi- | are selling at most unhealthy prices. Upon the | « cooked and done for” by them. Ginay pew la Moutes received a9 | Tyuee O'CLoce.—Consola, for money and account, ‘apnot be generally obtalced 1 rk. Expt DROS 1 sh, Degwuming hy these | $235 to %. ” | aues oe Skene agate gig ty? Atlantic lines, we have at this port four more great | eredit system, and very loose 1a many respects, has cs rine Exr.osioss—Wao ' mas han Worur—"L re dieeretion or you are lost.” It ine : COTTON. | amoubt of burivess is going on In some descriptions of grexmers, of the class of the Ohio, in rapid course | sprung up. With all the gold, money commands orgy t—In the money marketarticle in this day's foumed ber that Qer hw ad still d her, and Livenroot Cortox Manver October 26,—After the coutinued disperition, oa the part | d paper, and also in our advertising columns yester- thatif. abe woe oto jola him, she was sure to | ecedentedly large business lately transacted ia Cperate in printing cloths. of completion ; and other ports on the seaboard are | the highest per centages, and the wildest and most 4 ‘will bs ead fonkar'a bring bum roond to ber, Lola wes on the pointof | ©&r esttop market, and the advavee in tne seate of | 5 | entering into the business. Within less than two | visionary schemes seem to find the readiest custo. | ©8Y? ¥¥ found some further developements concerning the stupendous bank frauds which have recently been perpetrated at Morria, New Jere sey, and at Montrose, Pennsylvania, on the inno cent pablic, by a set of Kaaves and swindlers, some- where or other—if they can only be discovered and found out. Not eince the memorable years 1896 and 1837, ural te look for @ pause. Aceor ingly, w moderated toa average of about leeving, ond had even taken a place in the mul, when (occurred to her that it Was perhaps only « trop tard forter, ond thet when they had got her | we Fronce « Cema i made for her ex- | treauen. Mary people we Mer Heald which es bid. above the years, there is every prospect that our aggregate | mers. The day of settlement must come, and the force of commercial steamships will range from | revuleion will bring things to their proper level. remain hrm, manufacturers belug pretty well suppiied filty to sixty vewsels in the Atiantic and Pacific | The loose geld dust cannot last over a year or two wiherders. There is no new feature to report ia do- trade, to ray nothing of the lines to Europe, for | longer. The washing not inexhaustible; and why should me be bined T Hee fault was long | dridey as, We ave rather di tions in t) brew ri . rf - sure committed. Others pity the lovely Lilt | importanes to the statements mow coming upon us and boone ponpeg re glien re ee atg Which a number of superior ships are being built | when they are cleaned out, the process of mining They litle hoow the age we live in. The celebri- afscturing Giririct wy to their reduced gud long cloibe have been but little asked for. Ia in New York, in additvien to those in the service. | becomes unprofitable, except to companies with the and we relate pion. In many iustances we are aware yarns there has been less business doing; pric: ty of thie lady isa tortuse for h are, If such 1s the beginning, where will be the end | neceseary capital and machinery. California must wheal tone ne dar "| the wills are nochgbted upeither night ormorniag wud hewever upon the whole. weil maintained, wud a tao probit od A mee , fW. ; i neae Vicistuaden winout af # to them the #4 po geubt there advanced aud @dvaucing rates will put derate lequity prevails, The compare ive quietuesaian of American enterprise, 1a steam navigation, gold | then fall back upon her commercial position—the have the cella Of Wall rect, the ereall Aaancioes and brokers throughout the neighborhood, or the om the part of buyers Dut we forbear to hold our readersfrom the news. | will settle down to a more steady system of busi- eae pease ah Me u. 1 =e aeH ates as they , be able to place thelt We spread it before them, in all ats diversity and | ness. Men wili then look back upon the gold ma- pain been within s few days, by the failure of the ere mona Prices are amplitude of details, in our double sheet, upon our | nia, end its explosion, as 4 piece of romance. But | ~ usquehannah County Bank, und that of the Stete unaltered, yet. in numbers on which 7 ‘i . paid @ hight cooceston sould ia fast presees—European, Asiatic, Californian, West | ite advantages, in the impulse erven to steam navi- Bank of Mortis. In fact, since those years we ereal natne.of nieforione, and wrhout feeling any t poipt to the test. 2v 100 Amerten: wseariess oS lober fotore fat Fu in 200 ¥ aranhen. 100 Perve Thoogh we are quite prepared forany stagular | sod Goo Beble b been taken on Fpeculatioa, conduct oa the part of the fur heroine above men- | 1,100 Amerien: 00 Surat fur export. Sales for this etter bas se entirely the air of being — week 62,710 bel +d on ge 4 report or invention, that we | MIScEL credit to i | _Livenroos. Manners, Oct ri the last dayertwo.has pnd cotton? mass of the emigrants will clear out, and things Juil bere not from geareity | | order KOUS. Upon the why Ashes—Both pot and | exireme rat ted, ard no males reported. Wack —or onde ¥ 7 = ? : ldsios iatecdlianenus, Pemrestrem chore bee boon aqeed Soteaud.ond 100 ahde yg ye (Ate Sue ese Nye Indian, South American, China, and the Sandwich | gation, and the settlement ot the Pacific coast, can- have ie Pr bit ‘reengedl of any magaitude, Sin Joun Faanntir's Philedeiphia brought 10s. bd. te lie Gd. with 140 bags | double, oa hapa Islonde—and ail for two cents (wrappers weluded, at | not be over estimated; advantages to which the | ¢%¢*#t that of the erlebiated Pisinfield Bank, and | otived fiers Gir Joba Richerdeop aancunce bis | BAttmere et Se. 66 per cnt, Cosi The demand Bae | the counter), netwithetaading the Merald sells in | gold jteelf is an item of sail importance. its eisters, wh ch, es lar as its operations extended, . en bok during the pat werk, prices remain the THE VERY LATEST, ; way Hours, Loke Winnipe ie ibe quaud'y exported ts-440) tins then CGeisie ia a teniadl Win ci ie deserves to be placed im the same category with lumns to-day. It is exceedingly rich. j the Svequehannat County Bank and the State Bank | ienint od of Morris. Those developements and cards and Corrovs Link. Suit—Kients or Tue Paxss— | statements will be read with a great deal of intee Simon PB. Horr, ve. Jasies Gorvon Baywert.— | rest, ond will give the public some i sight into the We give, in another part of today's Herald, atull | manner in which they ate swindled by banking in- Bat the news will be found at length in our co- | . —— ton tus wey heme He may, | iLere have been bo public rales this week. aud the ne shortly expected to reach England. — pnsiness by pri js unimportant, but the market te Livgrvoot, Noon, Oct. 27, 1519. ® from Californ 7 The whole perty were in perfect health, aud had — rtready. Hew p—6t0 bales of Jut 12108. | The telegraphic commumeatien with London The steamship pire City, with the mails, recovered from the fatigues of their eva-coast voy- | to £15 7, 6d. per ton Nothing doing i ap. lerrupted the whole morning, up to geld dust, avd pasvengers, from the Oregon at P| hy be v0 as been TT nthe summer of from the | Larda 100 foun Ameriena sold at ds. to dds, ‘ , fi i Meoktsns tke Con etna 8 in ar h of bring w& deoline of Gd. per owt, Naval Stores Che this hour. Panawe, brings intelligence from Culifornm down bia i " ee faler uf (urpentine amv¥at to 2000 barrels, at Os, Od (0 Haue-Past Tweive O'CLock, | to the firet of October. rJebn Proats’s expedition, the parteutars of | te . ome vi nos, DAE : i ' ‘ F eport ve ri * ie % ti sh ant ‘ ‘ which were fully detailed ia SrJoun ay tardeon's e odo Lt oe rr dod eee ria ra. ; he arrival of the Overland mail is reported. — | ‘The news is of the most interesting complexion Feport of @ very curious libel suit, which was in- | stitutions, which are estubliched, it would seem, on hie arrival at Me thoy | hy ec EY == ¢ | stituted against the proprietor of this paper by a | forthe express purpore of detrauding the commu letter cf the 16th September, 1848, 000 barrels — ' and of the highest inportan Gold and politic ir Rosin was in tate dem: winter quatters on the Great Bear Luke, which quality brought ye vd. 10 per ows, Farncn Ovrtsok at THe Sanpwicn [stanvs.— Jaw end order, preaching, gambling, and speculae person nemed Tluil, whieh, however, ended in nity, by exploding and bursting in pieces, when ae Ieiier was published in our journal on the [2c of We bare to report ® steady : " cue aa : | nothing. Io fact, the jury stood nine to three in | many iesues of their peper be got rid ir Je ofe In the news from the Pacific, which we pablisit to- 4) eth Ameri terpris dens peper es can be got rid of, are July lat. Mr. how, who accompanied Six Joha the date of our last oes . ’ tion, all prosper tegether MeFLCAN enterprises | Fvor of giving « verdict tor the defendant, on the | in circulation. day, will be fownd the partientars of the recent mile overcoming all obstacles, and capable to meet all tary seizure and occupation of Honolula, the capie demands, is cleaning out the . laying out pod Wellcsten lande, and to aie any purty that Sip | O0.e poy A ecg awh angel Bp tal of the Sandwich Islands, by the French admiral cities, epeeulating ia towg lots, baildiag charchew | James Koss may © towards the Copper ibe wler of the week being Opwards of 1000 bo: Trommelin. The outrage grew out of a dispute ard school houses, and a State constitatioa, all at everthe ice Ser Jehan Richardson had dey Heavy ordinary © middies brought 258 64, between the local government and the French the same time. They are over head and ear: pepericee 0 ee ne pp oe eee ee eat ted. ew enieshave bern made; peices ace Consul, on the brandy cuties, and reculted in the gold dust, politics, and religion, and are b dep their bhive, end seek the coatineat of America. fa good dewand aod seizure of the forte and one of the Island vessels ping to transact (consideriog the rearcity of la —Jinden Standard. by the Freneh commander. This was doae under dies) a smart basine he way of mutrimony; Manrisex inane Rome the protest of the American Consul, and i as if the thousands and teas of thoasnads of emi- Lich ideon, wee left with @ ae . tw roceed cown f 2 t bs , b the trade being wawiiliag fo contirm at @ ground that no libel ot all had been committed | There aw one feature connected with those de- that it wee a correct report, with just comments, . \ | Velopements which cenoot but #trike the reader of ordwvery public tranrections. with surprice. Ii the siutements made by the seve it oppears, from the evidence in the ease, |») parties are to be ercdited, it would appear that the summing up of counsel, and the charge 0 | the unfortunate stockholders have been swindled the jury, thet the matter com ed of a9) _ hat the poor directors have been swindled —that a libel wes only a fuir report of some pro- | ihe much-te-beepried ; residents and cashiers have ceedings in a court of justice, in which @ per | been ewindled—th i the redeemmg agents ia Wall ton by the neme ef Hoff was concerned, with | in id Fell re gherether more . wien Famury.--Wednes- | Lere! coy leet was ep omted for the wedding, at Franks | in apticipation of being ured ana cubstitute th of an offer of mediation by the British € q r ie ot till wp the terri- street have been ewincled—wnd, also, thatt 0 fereer-the Maine, of Boron Witham de Rocha | qualities of baeon. Cheere— 1.05) jm a ig op her ™ grante, by land and water, did nc ee very just editorial comments thereon ; and the Fj Sig nd a iid, con of nui Naples, to aveticn em Tuesday, but very little w General. What was the tof this silly piece tory fast enough. ante ctentier la, Gusrdablahtie-ceiiiemenal confiding public have brea egvegwusly swindled; ebtid, von ' ” " D ond 6, t, un ie cire: n | k ‘ fn grond-daug beer of Jomen’ de Kothachild, aeeheing to Tay ihe Prices ae eirae ot 40s, te Of business, what was effected by it,and what isto But, if emngrants nre coming by ship loads and ae due, oe tev enue balan ail rare to | Ad Jet HO Cte huows where the mouey goes to, ‘ " onde afters a be r ,uny ji pould he e for a mor | ‘ of V cen ae as be houses oy for sai. 440 to 466, for a'suall parcel result from it, does not appear. Pethoys M. Clays enravans, they gre also removing in coasiterable i me A Selcdicns. ‘Tom 7" : ne a ot who are the partiew that have received the the of He Re a Fase {very tine 478, was trailed, Sus gites \vondes biMe ton con put it in as an offeett to the salve numbers. The steamers returning to Panama are . v ps " ae : ne pon ; a sa lanai sends and tens of thousands of dotlars of which eoremneny y Montefiore were er tates being 100 tous. at 34+ & It ought to be looked into. There is a smell of gs fullas those going out. The Oregon brought | 04 hee pr Aero a ore » " ee stro they have been conjointly swindled. Where has hx as y oome | tee are Goh bags ast le Keme about it, which is bad emeli for the Sand- down three hundred; and the passage tickets mre | 0 008 20 2 Wins he press im its high | aij the money goue to? 1s a question whieh it ap- ble d tolls 6d n ere, . ‘ 7 ) publ 'y- C4 i ancl: nies how | Srsite vitbrut charge in price, sed I Med tu dean wich Islands, the eaine demand at San Francisco as in New | ! The poaag® AP id ly ff pears no one can answer sotistactorly. One thing pad y weer ig 4 et nipments are only toa emall extent seein aeeeenrenesartee - Youk, commanding, at this time, eve highe ne New York Herald has been nearly files | is certain, end that ie—the public have b but let ‘ ed in rehgiogs stady, and in 1 fe M a , 1 » commanding, + even a higher I \ “ D ve a Jow— [be market bar been dull tac ruchout the wer Tx Aston Prace Rior Triais.—Jodge Daly is . years in existence. Ite independence and enter | our of it, 1 je ad . the of fir ' “ pinetual ate } . 4 remium on the Paeifie side. No dowbt, a vast out of it. y critamly bave aot 1G Uhat 19 poe ' f th ereburg Yt beem sold ae B80 Td t to take his seat at the Court of Sessons thls morne I ptive are well known. Tt might natorally be ex- } Ww tender ‘ ey of the enrrg 6 4 200 bodes Sour Aue . number of young men have gone out to be disip- pot itive and uncenial/e ell, vie poor and much erkyard wher ee scecomnpanied by his 20s pereat Tobsces— ing, as the presiding magistrate, to try the remem. pected that in the course of such a long period | giuced presidente way the . ' , oh : pointed, from incapacity to stand the hard labor of abueed presidents hey have net got it; the Meir dy hes incres wd this week, emm- der of the Astor Place riet cases. Among the de- J : many blunders might have beea committed | r " ols ob i ‘ estore h full prices. Wool the mines and the hard climate. It is only that equally immocent eed muci abused directors say } gepstati with fendents are Ryaders eod Austin, who are to be in relation to individeals and pablie bodies, | 4, < iad ss the » ’ v reputation. Jews ' j ns, Ti clows who can endure hard work in the suo, rain j t libel A) tele ties seals pear they have not got that, in fact, they have bees Chrome tried as instigators of the riot; and Syarks, Pape end Woter, end the toughew fare and weage, whe ond at libels might have ‘a perpetrated, | swindled themselves. And £0 suy the stockhold- by heste or ignorance, to some extent. 5 pon, Borne, MeLaughlin and others, who are to be gular enovgh, however, there is probably no tried for participation in the scenes enucted at the ” ere, and 80 ey Hot who hus the money? It Sach men, it con stick it outat the © diggi 1 Europe. aeoite et 24.) - ° . — we . must be somes her but where that we, if we cree wh ot trade has adergone a | nxrs Oct. 26.— Asher We gannot re Overa House on the night of the 10h of May, SPptar, m Aen ‘the gold, though on alie” 1. journal, with half the enterprise or halt the matter dit whet the stockholders, directors aad presi «either im the walee v4 tor, old ough not 4" 4 r bh holders, direc ad presie € this day week, and the a ca pears «sweaty atthe The trials will exevie a great deal of unterest, wyon the whole, the gold, though not quite 88 16 gerald containe, which can exhibit euch a ‘ mn i ast ¥ ed, thet the upward move- anise @ ooo abundant as ever, does not appear to be very # mergte list of libels or libel suite, ending ia an dents say, itis dificwt to tell. We can't answer nie Ws ok @wnt mae Cararonnia Matis row Botox —Mr. Brady yes — sibly diminished. Some carious epecrmens of the een oe ald eam Poros | —but we keep up a devil of # thinkiog on the wade e whieh bis ' terdey deepatehed Calfornia mails to Boston, raw material have been found, one piece a good | PSU Tae Ut rise wr ages ct. oo most oth ibee quent ree, and qo. 4 for the last filteen years. They do not reach half i os twtons have wear everted to trem by express, eta Stonington, in charge of Mr. Bat- jikeners of a bull's head, horns and all, of pure a denen in all. This hao arisen from the cate, the | Now, if ali those developements, and ecards, and pieh they ve ' This has not been © ett, Avsutont P the Calitorma steamer gold; , ame pec the sty 7 ‘ : oy hae lociesecia (he seepiles toms Score pee Ss pee a . on As nee ave oury ta order | » wh awe pe vs + th enn Mar | SNE SOS Ch Eten wie WN 28 eae esp gion, tnslen' whi nt mht hove been tov burily cecupted with out-door oes gies en ee eee meg heedie me Y 7 ion of @ passenger by the steamer, Mr. | «re prepared, eupervined, and controlled. There ia, | here i@ only one conclusion which the pablio © being much corm Forward), and we mast |? be, por Guts gach. i ‘ to reense the letters from Boston and other eastern (half an ounce) a very good figare of a to be sure, a clase of pereonsin this eity, principally. | C#® come to, as to who has there vast nuns of ore ibute the decline to Veeyhill fait, leet Week, the qonntity of porte, in answer to the letters by the Creseeot City. with one eye. Te wears this curiosity as abreast | og of emul lawyers, who ure very fond of | Money, ot whieh the community has been defraud+ ers, that cireumstances country hope pitehbed uourusiy smatt rremme ble to our city postmas- B ‘f . 3 * q r sion is, thw y cm ih Continuing their purehases at the eas 4 nd auch tone amered ob os | Tne Movement ie ereeun aah i reed er : yout and instituting libel ewits (and some of | ¢¢- ‘That conclusion 1 t tis Od Beg se Bleek . Qur own itpresmon is, oo the Hil, | teresa man of business. Deepa ms vs the word. cteirhend sey yonden: aden is veo luwyers ere very emall ones indeed), | ~ he with the cloven-toot and borns—the same re+ ee “rt « 6 tuetaate material Sate em prehend that the euflerings of the weetward em ra gee ‘ | | fi nce ona ti entered bgt ooh pn ig a ?~ scianan oF A More Yer —There ie one steamer, as we go to pai hate ben wry suvers. 1 ad lug. | Rt fF the purpose of bringing them to trial, - Oe aoe wih o : ue atime ne a ' o " rl i. rs * en ve G . mt t ely. to ewe bee | Garden of Edem and gpeculated upon and cheated fod will tend to prevent any reduction of preve, sill due, the Dee, or Great Weetern, with a * weubtuh ' but merely ta ond eetile them | ' , . , nea worl ealth—have been aban: i T and delrauded post bumsnit rw ' : mp ; Seeman: a the Weer ty | Cerne tree eee fore gore before a jury. It isa sort of petty black | 82d defrauded poor bumonity—has been at the bote month's later intelhe cond from necessity, and, with the carcasses ot | tom of th ee institut us, nod after chesting and emery, Baropes ' \ 7 ve he t ail eyetem. We have eet our face against such plelded @ good evi cost have Abe ofa ys é | dies. We thall probably have her mails to-day. : ive w the trail through the | ™' Ove ‘ Ace ay C Cn yh ‘ Petar 9 i sideae, eee Bethy Sek ve eanente eet oamieny Se tive | dies ’ Aherontobe dead eatile and mules, strew “ rise at iat practices, and though always ready to correct er | swindling the pub! tie much abused stock- ‘ ee « nsequen i a, @hibt weeks Gouliaue vantal ve , eds © es. . 7 7 i " eww j " Ped cheek of Gee arent fie Gin, GA, Oo Ons. Shad Sporting tn mo untains re deserts, be i “a ae be Joo | ere, yet We never have compromised, and never | holders, direeters, prew dents, and casiners, walked ww €2 ibe. per beshel, will probably fla oo eae) Cee ere | | suereee xpi une o re jemea , ve ~t + | intend to compromise, any bel suit that may be | @Wey with the carh under one arm and -his tail tuate betwee ry the nearer 7 o te @ fas gut Bave | come off at the on the Salt Lake, and their surplus of provisions, ‘ “ uncer the other, leaving his poor ianoceat dape ¢ Weied aba Sa j commenced against this journal from any sach | t rer, leaving his poor innocent dupes to t epereactes . eos Farmers will Common Welsh be | tween Lady Suffolk, under the saddle, aud | thousands of the emigrants would, in all probe | | peeiees Sane aes ” | epeculate nt thetr leisure on the strange and i Ae: 4 fee! melined t er produce to mathet | wt of judging from the). . roti ven, . : a aa ’ in beroees, ebieh, ia poiat o dodging y. ha’ periahe « » now sale for the ‘ ; whilet on ed wih may be exe previous reces (bie reasoe of the above 4, CY, ave Perce te of the New Jeras.lera, | THe first bel euit agninet the dirald was com | countable diseppeatauce wf the funds, If thus coi ced to bene Th § | Brevie ther, {¢ winter, among the saints © v erie +e . i cone j clusion fs th h eo. the deed pn wiki bee preatafiatr Dea Miller y menerd 1 1298, by Joba Haggerty, the auctioneer, | clusion is the right one, thea indeed the poor er bas, thre re favor | berea, i ore see's at in his ast on A body of men, however, vs e - oda ¥ tae | od the libel complained of was merely patting | duectore, stockholders, Well street agenta, presi . nite aber, au § | 4:92; wed a 4 made Deite . send . steward inte the | ; of land hee already been sown with | then ever beiore, Chis race wiil,be worth the (revel of | 'W nty thousand, ne "greiner “7 “| Joba Haggerty, insterd of James Haggerty, in a | dente, ond carhiers, have been much abused and ' gy oe = tan fee 4 priee —y ey | to beet | ® hundred miler (0 witoers Desert basin : r Moved 7 : th | het of nomes; bathe did not mmke much ont of it, | ere indeed mnocent eufierers, aud the public may is, however, still a goed de ork 7 a bance pciacpmmenns a 5 ie vada into the n - ae ~ oa ‘ . Jd denl of work Cotoie Bettich bloek and bar : ; ~ sone itand the range of ; , ‘ ci pou how _ | and none of those who have since followed in hig | Whittle for their money. We do not kaow, how rechentl’ ueee ; a | E's mete dhette We SYINOSE EO BOR | thet. dep ot war Vautalca, (on) for ihe Paeitiny | CUcreeente VERE? > Cee ee ey bor tnots dab | foutstere have either geined delat or filled theie | €¥¢ts but that they may do so, whetiter it is the dtewing to & clos 1 ° joa Kor lead the marke | was epckepon ibe 1etwit., im iat Z2N., lon. 37 W bebind. There was seme aexiety fur thelr | pockets at our expense, We are alwaya willing, if | Pebt eolution of thie difgeall question, or not, in prepertron as dig fed with, , ond rat neee has been eomelude | The U. 8 sleep of war Ports gt! (a9) from | atthe mines; and there ie reason to tear that our led into error, to do just all parties ; but no i A te so have the eompla's iehed, whiek “ar \ nd Spent £19 ‘ 7 Cforetewe on the 11th wit, amd sate ‘ + us inte | . eS he sen ce lnaeentie te Ps r weeilos tor cbhy eben inet. fe tri te wbaiierrd 1m velue Jet purehasets at 1S i aaa | neat arrival will bring ne intelligence ¢ lawyers big or ema), meen or important, Will | Deranerns of Me Povssiv.—Mr. W. T. Powe oA mt tamed non taal j | mee wih ‘ibe copper trade ts belek, aud previous | Geet 8 soreship hte, (4) arrived at Gibralter om | pnd dit trons character, notwithstandiag some of | cyer be 5 ritted to trample Gn the nights, -~ tin, late French Mimeter, left this city, on Satur , ; Grdeed Bee Qdiohuinee bpd | aa Gil r # to the contear pert the indepeacence of the press, with | A ., weald + y be t * ar | ite a remale Ae proves | thet. of war Fotmenit, (2) Com Paitte | the late California opinions t eo utd ' iy—te fires we ate eonkected Gay last, in the packet ship iavaria, fur France. hie of “ore mre » hav tely | jy tm rough taryentt gree, eet V alparaieo, 12th September from M1 | A very etrions ¢ of the mews is that witch inetitution ef a great age and a magailicent | Tris anderstood that he goes to receive an aps een eure have mrdertte Du:iness ‘bes boom traammited 06°99, | | selates to the eee adventurers to t a pointient to one of the repablics of South America.