The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1850, Page 4

BY LAST WIGHT’S MAIL, Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Purcapecrasa, Oct. 29, 1850. Another Dastardly Outrage im Moyamensing— Two Watchmen Sho: —Incendiariam, $0. Moyamensing was, last evening, the scene of another disgraceful owtrage. About half-past 9 e’cloek, a stable back of Thirteenth and Christian streets was set on fire by the western rowdies, for the purpose of enticing their rivals of the east over the line of Tenth street, and continuing the battle ef Sunday. Capt. MeShea, of the watch, was, at the time, calling the roll, and,fearing a disturb. ance, he kept his men in a body, and proceeded out Christian street. There being ne signs of a fight then, he dismissed the mento their beats. He then took a walk further north, and hearing voices of persons talking on a lot at Tenth and Catharine streets, he preceeded up Catharine, and en pean ‘as met by five or six men, armed re ine which they presented, and ordered him to go bick. The force beiag overpowering, he did go; but on reaching Tenth Stewet, he epran ja his ratile, and police ollicers Patrick Slavea an Danie! Gillan, with a few watchmen, came to hia assis nc ‘Thus reinforced, the party advanced apt etharine street, towards a party of mea, who appeared to be reuring towards Eleventh street. At this momest, four or five guns were dis ged, woundmg Coptain McShea and Patrick sven. The latter tell, but the former was able sist the other otlicers in conveying Slaven to the apothecary etore of Dr. Englund, at the cor- uerof Tenth and Catharine streets. On exemina- tion, if was found that the ball, or slug, had enter- ed Slaven’s breast, below the left nipple, aad ged in the abdonien. Another ball struck’ him a glenemg blow on the stomach. Mr. Shea re- sae two shote in his right leg, one above the knee, and the other below the groin, about seven inches apart. Slaven was removed to his home, end the physictans deem his case almost hopeless. “| he external ha»mort! was bat tfling, bat as he vormitied bloed, internal bleeding is b lieved to be very serious. Pie ecommis- Siners of the district hold a special meet- ing this evening to selec’ Uheir policemen, accord- ine Jp the provisions of 1 othe e new law, und take » Which is demanded by the extra-* of affairs. the Marshall of Police, has made a ven “upe nthe ovher districts for 200 men, ano will make a descent upon the rowdies this evening. outfour o’clock this morning, a stable and freme shanties, in Sou hwark, baek of Ship- teet, above Fifth, were fired ‘and totally de- et, the horses deing first extricated. The tary bad the humeanity to cut their haltera, so thet th y were easily got out. The stable was oc- evpied ty Bernard Collioe, who, a few months since, wes bummed out eu the same Spot, most of his horses perishing in the flames. The properties belonged to Mr. Edward Armstrong. r measure! Affairs tn Cuba, RRESTS ANP IMPRISONMENT AT MATANZAS* New York, October 29, 1350. In your 2! rald of this morning you copy froma Boston pape: an account of the late imprisonment at Matanzas. * As chane to be in possession of the facts in this case, I am tempted to give them to those of your readers who feel an interest in the fate of Cuba. The sin ple truths are these:—Calvet, a Catalonian, affirms—falsely, I suspect, (the facts on the face appearing improbable)—that a Creole, named Arnao, applied to him for the purchase of erms, which he apparently consent- ed to sell, appointing as a safe place for their delivery, a very secluded spot, by the bank of the Yomuri river. The completely humbugged Arpao, with his companions Lara, Clarita, Lucas Ramos, ond Nicholas, the latter a “renchman, re- paired to the plece, in the night and at the hour in- dicated by Calvet. Here, at midnight, Calvet, with twenty soldiers disguised in citizens’ dr met them, and with the ery of “ Viwa Ischel Power sprung upon the five nearly unarmed reoles, Who, notwithstanding, defended them- selves nobly. Calvet was wounded; one soldier fell dead at the firet shot of a pocket pistol, end Arnao, it is buried his concealed yoigaard in the breast of anoiher, whilst bimeelf, shot in the leg. and his head biceding profusely from a bayonet thrust, escaped to the river, swam across, and upoa the other side, pearly exheusted, was captured aud cerried tothe bespital. Immediately after this, Paria, the new governor of Matanzas, ordered the arrest of a number of persons, amongst Whom we eee the name of Doa Frencwee de la O’Garcia, the president*ef the THE LATE Sebasila railroad, a very wealthy planter, and one of the most ——, aceful, an highminded gentlemen of the and They weie ell thrown into prison, without a shadow of proof egeinst them. In ju however, to General Roacali,! must say that immedistaly upon being made ed with the origin of the proceedings, ordered the instant re lease of all, g only such as had been caught in the an de prepared forthem. We ope yet that the Cuban authorities, from a sense ofr al pride, will immediately set at liberty even thore who, after being decoyed to the spot, mace use of their arms in self-defence. The islend of Cuba cannot be screened from the eye of nations ; the acts of herfrulers must be judged, whether they will it or not, by the unavoidable and all-reschirg tribunal of public opinion through- outthe civilized worl Colonel Hermendez and his drother Don Pedro, and other -espectable citizens were also ing aired after, fer i prisonment. MONBY MARKET Tersosr Oot, 20-6P.M, ‘well rurtained. The fine weather, no doubt, has @ fa- yorable influence upen the movements of speculators, and keeps every one in good spirits, At the first beard: to.day, Delaware and Hudson Canal advanced \ per cent; Erie Income Bond: Morrie al, 4; Har. yom. \¢. All others clored at yesterday's prices. There were large transactions in Reading Railroad and Mor. ris Canal. Public works connected with trade are favorite Trincipal cities im the | nion deal largely in the above- named stocks. [tis argued by many that, because these atecks be en ro long and so largely depreciated, there is no porsibility of their ever being worth any. qhing. Such reavoning is ridiculous, amd still we find many prectiving it. The coal trade ia this country ie yet in ite infancy, Thirty years ago, three hundred tons of anthracite coal glutted the market, for neatly om entire season, and wae Lispored of with diffeulty. Now, anything less thi three ands balf millions of tons is « searcity, and raises prices very mat It ie stated that the amountof coal brought to tide water on the Chesa, ke and Obio canal from the Cumberland coal rv- gion, on the Sret dey of eavigetion, was more thag | the total rupply of cos! brought to market in 189) ‘This fect shows how rapidly the consumption of the article bas incressed, and gives us a pretty good idea ot what the next thirty years will produce. It is cur impression that the consumption of coal in th United States, in ten years, will be more than double what it {enow. The consumption of anthracite coal in the city and porth of Philadelphis year—1850 was between two anda half and three mi of brought te market tone This quastity of coal by about five lines of works, the Reading ratirond, Bebuyikill canal, Lehigh canal, Delaware aud iad. fon casal, Morrie canal, and Reriten canal make it the principal part There can be no addition to the umber of works in connection with the coal trade. above murt monopolize the transport: then of ncite coal to market, and it is only by incresee Im their capacity, that they will be able to keep Up & supply sufficient to mest the rapidly Increasing de 4. The conetraction of ove agtenmehips. the enormcus incteate in this branch Cf business will require a great epply of coal, euttable for consumption in seagoing ships. When itis con- sidered that one of there ovean steamers consumes from five hundred to one thonsand tons of coal ( thracite or bituminous) each and every voyage, some idea oan be formed of the immense amount of cosl which will be consumed in this way annually, in fire br ten years, In ten years, we shall have a large fleet of ea going mere. We hate now about twenty ocean steamships makirg regular voyages from this rte of the world, At # moderate one of there steamers consame, on veyager. about five thousnnd tons of coal This will give an aggregate of one han- per annu: dred thousand tons for the year, for these veasei« Pour years ago we hed not one ocean steamer afloat; we bave now twenty: tem years hence (if the constrac. | tien comtinnes at the present rate) wo shall hares | me hnodred conneeted with this thoveand tone ef coal wilt t Hig to forsich thom with supplies These footw be requind eutieient for their cutward royrges Inet year was $2 are sufficient to shew that our coal trade is yet im its imfancy, and thatevery work of internal improvement, ‘whether it is railroad or canal, will, from this time forward, be tested to its utmost capacity for the trans- portation of that article. The Reading Railroad Com- pany has beem compelled to add largely to ite motive power every year; the Sehuyikill canal has, within the past year or two, been enlarged; the capacity of the Lehigh canal, and the Delaware and Hudson canal, has been considerably increased, and the Morris oanal is undergoing important improvements, euch as will enable the company toaccommedate a larger portion ofthe traffic offering. The position of this work, its eastern termination being in the greatest market on this continent, and ite western termination at the out- let of the Lehigh canal, on the Delaware river, run- through a State which is one of the most flourish- ing in the Union as regards manufactures, and con- Suming large quantities of cosl,is one calculated to make it, with judicious management, one of the most Productive connected with the coal trade, It isthe only one conneet:ng this market, directly, with the anthracite coal region of Pennsylvania, and it must, therefore, command all the coal traffic its capacity will accommodate. The Lehigh canal, Jast year, brought down to Easton nine hundred thousand tons of coal, more than ene-half of which was consumed in New Jersey, along the Jine of the Morris canal, and in and east of the city of New York, Full five hundred thousand tons out of the nine hun- dred thousand would have come through the Morris canal hed its espacity permitted; whereas, only about one hundred thourand came through, all of which wes required for consumption in Newark and slong the line of the canal, Not the Grst ton camo to New York in consequence of the esnal terminating at Newark, and the limited capacity of the work pre- vented the company from extending its business The Morris canal always has boen worked full up to its utmost eapacity, and it always will be. If ite capacity, by the improvements now going on, shoald ‘be equal to one million of tons. it would be fully em- ployed. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer Of this port, to-day, amounted to $71074 42; pay- ments, $120,147 50—balance, $4,280,493 20. . At the second board to-day, the market was through- out mere buoyant than in the morning. Brie Income Bonde advanced % per cent; India: %; Ports. mouth Dry Dook, y; Harlem, 3; Reading Railroad, Erie Railroad, %; Morrig Canal, Canton Com- pany, \i; Norwich and Worcester, {. The tendensy at the close was upward, and the indications are favorable for an active market during the rest of the week. In reference to the remarks we mde a few days since respecting the New Jersey Bxploring aud Mining Co., we find their objects to be more extensive than we stated. This company possesses large tracts of the red oxide of zine and of Franklinite in New Jersey, from which they extract a metal of chemical purity, and almost rivaling silver In lustre, being well calculated 40 take the place of German silver. The company also prepares from its minerals, white, brown and black painte, of great beauty. Their works at Newark, al- though in full cperation, are unable to met the grow- ing demand for their products, and it is for their fur- ther extepsion that the sdditional capital is now wanted. It will, no doubt, be immediately taken up. Tho Reading Railroad Compaay brought to tide water, on Saturday, the 26th inst., 9,929 toms of coal; the largert day's work in the history of the road—being equal to 0.000 tons per week, It is stated that seventy one cotton and woollen mills, all, with the exception of three, within thirty miles of Providence, R, I., in consequence ef the high price of the raw material, wholly or partislly turpended operations, Many of these were manufas- turing printing cloths. The New Bedford and Oxford mills, within thirty miles of the city, are still in opera- tion. The Manville mills are running half ti: The mills at Pawtucket are running short time. The mills #t Naitck are running out, and will stop in a fow ny other mills are preparing to stop. collected at the port of Quebec, from Jan. Ist, 1850, to the 10th of October, amounted to $251.103, while the amount during the same period 75, showing ap inerease of $53,428, er about 00 per cent during the year. rs Rech & Syra WN A Tress 2% Canton Co 100 10 shi 35 vt. 5) Portsmouth DD 5 do {© Harlom RR BOARD. 100 Erie RR 28 do oo 16 Pegeworth Co 200 Tio Hatem RR ba ue) a yo Reading RR Woo » 180 Farmers’ Loan low do af CITY TRADE REPORT. par, et, 20—6 P.M Acurs.—Tolders were firm, and the demand fair, Pith rales of 79 barrels, at $6 124 for pote; and $6 51% Figur —Our market for the low grade jour was more firm, owing chief- $F to sateratton ts ths weethee, the break a tes conti, and a good Inquiry for the East and local tr there was a fair bo a 89 Nor & Wor RR and pure Genesee ern flour active Bom # $6 lor mixed to straight There were some lots ot 4 at $5 185) yw to notice, while pales were 000 bushels good white a $1 05; prime Genese was held Srmiy at $1 14 9 $1 16g, with Duyers at | $1 13.0 $114. “Rye hee improved. Gales reached 7 000 of Corn continued very lie active, at better prices. Sales Western mi eccounts continae favorable fro cuth, and wnder their influence pur Carrin— Upper Bull's Heed. - Ofsted 1.700 beeven, (foe Eouthern, remainder from tris Stat 4 8,00 da naval contract. Calves —Sales Bncep. $1 00 to $4 Hudeon River from $22 to Jamba, Wt 4 (feot of Robinson street) Y rhrep and and coiver tere from $1 25 to $41 1h anstained the quota. note No 1 new mackerel $805; No. &, st $8.25 4 $8 herrings & fie business hae Ween dove at unchanged r Fastepri ee wat ny = sagas tie Fiour to Liverpool was mn at 1s. 4) +. Co Genin at dig a 6d, and ole wt S08. Fiowr to bon: ‘se engoged at Ie Bd, eng eee at 308, wich w © the rate to ee ne other porte go0ls wete texen at proportionate rates. $9 98; No, 2 To. aud NO. 4. at $4 and in demand, with sales of new crop Kastern and Western at 144 180. PP ge have to report a sale of 1,100 Santa Mar- 2) Ibs., at 104c., with six months’ ore- a ane ik purehase very cautieusly, yet holders Pome —Some emall sales of common were reported et 85 a 860. The market was quivt. Motasexs.—The market was very quict, witheat obange in prices. Small sales of Cubs have been made for distilling at 28c. per gallon. Navat Brones —There was » good demand for North country rosin. with sales of 400 bris. at $1 3746 per 280 ivered. Of No.1 rosin, sales have been made to the extent of 800 bris. at $2 2744 per 2801bs, Rough turpentine was quiet at $255 a 3 62i6; spirits was in moderate demand, with sales of 450 bris, at 330., cash, and 340 , four months. Ous.—There-was no particular alteration in th» market for selected whale, while holders were asking 56 a 60c. per gation. In linseed thers was less doing. with rales of £000 gallons, in lots, at 7Zc. io casks,and 13a 74e in bris., for English and best American. Prorisions.—Pork—The holders of moss comtinugd Prime was unchanged at $10 76a cago. to arrive, $1L 8736. Cut Meats were selling, disc. for shoulders, ana 6c. for hams good supply, and ateady at previous agure was unchanged, with esies of common to pri BOK, teat Esvare.—The sates to-day have been lows :— Brooklyn Property — 1ot corner Franklin and Van Buren strert, 20x100, $2,000; 3 do. adjoin! each 25x100, $150 eack, $466; 15 do. im reat on Van Buren street. exch 2x95, $171 eacd, $2565; 18 do. op. posite, each 256x109, $170 each, $2210; 1 do. adjoining, 256x100. $245; 1 do corner Frankiln vende, 25x10, $265; 1 do adjoining onaven x10@, $155; 2 do. d Ad, each 25x100, $145 each. $2. do. opposite, 252100, $182 each. $204; § do, in rearon Van B street, each 262109, $165 each, $1,280; 9 40. opposita, each 252100. $150 each, $1,850; 1 do. corner aad avenue and Van Baremstrest, 25x100, $230; jeining op avenue, each 25x 100. $185 each, $1,110; ‘do. corner Lafayetteavenue 2)x10 $210, 4 de in rearon Lafayette avenue, each 26x10, $160 each. $640; 12 do, adjviping. h 256x100, $140 each, $1680; 4 do. do., each 252100, $145 each, $590; 2do do., each 25x200, $166 exch, $310; 2 do. do’. rach 25x100. $150 each, $300; 4 do, iv rear Ja-t lot on Van Buren street. each 25x10, $155 eaah, $620; 2 do. adjoining, each 25x100. $150 eack, $300; 14 do. do, each 262100. $140 each, $1 990; 4do “ao, each 25x100, $160 each $640; 6 do, on Latay- cette avenue, near Nostrand avenue, each 254x190. $1: each, $810; 6 do. in rear on Kosciusko street. each $25x100, $128 ench, $750; 5 do. rear above. each 25x100, $125 each, $626; 5 do in rear on Lafayette avenue. each 254100. $149 each, $745; section 35 on Clinton avenue, nesr Willoughby avenue 58x20 $4700; 2 lote on Gold. corner Plymouth street, each 25x05, together $1,725. Wiiomsbwrg ot on Seuth Oth, opposite Moore street 26a100, $185 Bica.—The sales of thie day do not exceed 75 casks; fair new at $3 56a $3 6259 per 100 lbs Srinits.—There was no important chai market for whiskey, to-day, while the 0) ions were confined to 200 bbis Ohio and prison, at27\o. a 27ike, end drudge at 27c. time Sccans —There was more buoyancy In our market for this staple, to-day; and we note sales of 1.400 boxes brown Havane at private bargain, but understood to be at about previous rates; and 50 hhds. Porte Rieo at ‘Thee. per lb. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES sptwenday, October 28.—First Board. ES nia 68, 0b do, “s5" tao 91%; 1,170 do., #2: aa Tig * BAD dda, 'B2, 1 Camden @ in the Puri anenrnia, Lehigh rds—$1 (00 10 do, 7644; 2.00 sack nal, 21; pens 0 W. After Salea—$i ee O75 ae Bos Heading Ralircad: 1) October 38.—Brohers Poord. 8 shrs. "Railroad, 16; 1 Coneord b 4. b7d, Wg. 18 Portland, Sa Koad Panes ad, 5 Mh HEOd, BH; 25 do., b Wilmincton and Balti ad, SIG; €0 de. S14: 210 do, ia, a ae 35 do, sida’ 3 Kaitrded, TE: vt Ys, Tiict 24 State bank? enigs $8 08 dite eral ‘gis 90; $5.00 , Rai'- W ilmingte sitroed, 3174) 60 Vermont ironds Qtr 13 dee aa Iaesachesstis Raitvosd Reliread 71; 225 Rdgoworth Company, “te seck | Monday, Octo’ 0 Telegraphic | Reports: New Oareans, Oot, 29, 1850. Cotton is quiet; the eales, to-day, were 1,200 bales, ay unebanged prices. crmart, Oct. 29, 1850. Our four market is firm. Prices are unchanged. In grain nothing is doing. Bartrmone, Oct. 29, 1850. 2.000 bis. City Mills flour were sold. to-day at $4 Howard street is held at $4 75, Ri is 103, Other articles are vie have been 4.060 bush. of Genesee on Corn is very firm. with sales of 7,000 | jo for round yellow In barley the ov BT hy 88, Married, On Tuesday, the 20th instant, at the residence of Mr. J. 0. Petham. Atlantic street, Brooklyn, by Rev. John Stearns, rector of St Peters, Nevson Rorn of Uties. to Mite Exits Bantow, of the former In Brooklyn, on the 23d inst. by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Mr. ALowz0 Cuarren to Miss Avwina Stew. On Monday, the 28th instant, Dutch Chure! : Green Point. L. I Mr. Hewvny R. Broan to Mise Love of the above place Died. On Tuesday, the 20th instant, Wiirsas At Boars, in the eightieth year of his age The iriends of the family, and those of his son, Rey. Jobn Al Burtia are reepectfally invited te attend his funeral from his Inte residenos, 422 Broome street, Fithout further invitation, on Thursday, (to-morrow) T | at three o'clock P. On Monday, the th inetant . of chronic infamma- tion of the liver, Many Gone, wite of Jonn G. Gore, a native ot Eoglan ‘The friends of the family ate particulariy requested te attend the funeral. from herlate reidence, No. 4 Hicks street, Brooklyn, on thie day, (Wednesday) at twelve o'clock M., without further invitation Her re- maing will be taken to Cypress Hill Cometery. On Monday eveoing, 28:h inst. at sen s'tot | Paascis Josern, son of Joreph F. and Mary T. Lim: burger, aged ten inonthr an nty-eicht days ‘The friends and acquaintaness are respectful ~ vited to attend the funeral at ten o'clock this ( nerday) morning irom 409 Broadway. The lind | | wih yk - to Ureentood metery tor interment, ot youngest sen of Monday, the 28th inst., afters short ilinm halus. Jawes MeGowax, and Catharine A. Seely ‘The friends avd relatives of the family folly invited Lo attend bis funeral. which will ta! from the residence ot his parents, No. 124 without further Invitation, at two o'clock, thi aftermeon T ooshet eetaemenetidian ticemetnenmmtantiatnienttonanmtnnane ante MARITIN BS ISTBLLIORN OCR, Port of New York, October 30, 1880, moe sere wiom WATER ‘etine, Nortan, seit Nortony Fina ré, St Thomas, Russe! er test wt secre E RO sk Meoredy 8 Ge it on, N Baltimers, J M Ree, Ocesa Queen, nck Diamond, Stevenson, Phi A adelphia. to Semt L thio North hb, bound in, igmais with for Havana, ne? Uh: ie Bites Guan Seah ot od signals pa NB elish Bille late tteerine to the ay sty, ns 8 Silom a cobarged ‘signals with the English brig Aryus,’of i iteheork, Ligerposl, 02 4 131 passe a Kaeelands hae oeen a Aah 1} jet Berton, 6 Ge9s, to ballsct, to MP r opal Reet mtr iens Ti aa Jaoteonvitle, 8 days. Gosrdian (Br), Coe! 13th inst, with 5 veh Wie on Een as vided ene Brivig Cieopates, from Bagman top Tuchs aad s jaker, | == \a Packet etn Duchess d’Orleans Hutton, Rl 5a Oeleae, Hnnen, frm Harry, Sort beat W Wind meridian, M; at sunset, Pet rita tall me Telegraphic Marine Arrived—Bark John H Mill: Pe parks Mar Mary ae 2 Ew nia dependonoe, Bos pues Noricanes 1th, off Fertus Ndrleans for Liverpool. Tituington, NG fof Newburyport; Tele- bark Nashua, Phie and Africa: ve r, ie lS samnge Amerion, Liverpool: Isdelphin: Drie Chocte ate ‘ord | Eliza, San Ju Darion; Hictriuiew, Philndelphiss sob Groton, Jotesaie. Pare Rives, Oot 23. Sloop Rolina, Rondont, Siiede ene ‘Binerv: Baltioere. , eeiak New Oaeans, Below—Ship Sultana, NYork. Parovinunon, Oot 2. Arrived—Birk Falmouth, Pictou; sehr Pokomoke, Safolk; Sen Captivity, and ae ‘Aibengt Pointer, and Radiant, sohr Oxford, Baltimore; a ie ae aespeiabed Failedal oy] Bavannan, Oot 25, Arvived—Bark Texas, NYork, = Fereign Halls, v: 5 uit ter Bage LB A ae and Valparai Resaine Roo md nme ry ony part of Lettor Bags are alco at Keayon’s, 91 Wall etrest. Herald Marine dence. a Panapmiruie, Oct 84 PM Arrives —Schs Wm Henry, NYori Estell, Smich, NYork: Gleuelew, Pastriags, WYork. Gleared~ Bark iar bine Sura Boston; brig Pavlin Flinn, Bost aay Eatetl, Smits view, Partri Miscotlaneeus. Sure We Tare (paoket), Willard, from Havre previously Biberved se Delow. was boarded on Saturday by sh re boas pilot put om bo: was under the ‘Bth, at NBedl Banx Jeno, Stetson. fro Rewport 2th ‘inst, dence 28th, Shipped e's eaanet ‘Ninus. 2 Panniire¥isiks xo’ had all hands sick. 01 for four deys, were the only head "aes Mot beg © a eck. Ne apd y beng Janu, Carlisle, from NYork for A) en" Fons Wess Pave Co ht of pol four Evxuna Conneiivs (before preteen Lockout, unser the name or “schr Corneli eee alt hose subjeot to danas, Mestste ‘The goods would be to Beau- ie Vd whiea settled in the sand Water soon after going ashore. At last accoui fire goods were landed, aus D beach, Leta shor Il appearances, sustained but little dam: 7 | seen was eontraciing with some parties to have en cf, Scur Camurines, Sherwood, from Boston for NYork, into New Haven, 27th inst, for cables and anehors, bavi 4 parted both ehains in Bridgeport praca of 20th. by er Bote the Orange oo the cabin floor betore the vessel went into _ _ brated stern beget. pretest Teen, | ert te 5 i or part of the name Of tense vessel which bas boom washed oa abore here. _Whalemen, aye, ps estes eng ‘300 sbi ; - ae which way pohen. ‘ko, not stated, Sept 27, wba Pe sesso fsom Boston for London, Sep 20, aaei tor Rio J: epee % 7) rr N, lon © W, baer 0 a |, tom ‘Dee 2 ori sts Uoaat of Arion for Salem. Ag a gee Te Pametn Ove Bway oT Ww. i Belfast for Tarks Island, Oot 15, paca Ee rere Moore onan der vi {2ymaeied), Mitchell, trom NYork for 84 eaketiy trem supplied wit) th Me Heh Alatomeha. te abt Oot 22), off Port Roy Foreign Anscing, Oot PaBrig Shewm y rebr J EK. BEAU: Oct Te at ¥ ware, Brevoor, Puilae 1 ‘Cactiany, Se ¢ W—Arr Volts oni x $ pwd gt Bara ‘alt = Lays Siete a8, RNAS, Cot days. Gronsrarn, Oct remo mn ter, do for Boston: ide, at 0 verpool: S: Peter,” Frets, do for & Sa teas ‘Neuulsh, Butler, ¢o for Liver Bavawa, Ont 20—Harks Medora, Rob: John Avil Pete. cing "Chhhee Harold, Rieke for. Niven 2th; et | Taplor, for Ma same day; So! 5 Lat a Card Drithera Lovett ana Random, Burdick, inlen. for N York the next 4 18th, H ‘beige Many W wits, Poilas be or has not been reported for enter Hasvone, Oct 12—Alba Groeery, for N York, bowed Saree maces. Jonkere, for Philadelphia, (both before reported); ald Liven root. Oct 12—Arr Savannah. goat, a ent Victor, Clark, Crgpeuaess 3 1th, Po Py , Nwoe ti from Cabanas, en’ Jas Wright, for’ hh Buidge, for Po Bradi pariee adywine, fe At Go, 10th, {hy welecraph rom Halifax), shi * Hower, for Beaton, Nov & taken up to load in Train & O Sep t 15—Adv, Huron, Paine, for Boston, maton bs, New York packets on their oman, to touch at Somtl burs te N York. “Art tanks ‘Na I y.. sid for iit ith, bi ponent ph tm ceed ., Nichols, Havana, (ant ec); Oct l, Chenames, Dardett, Boston via Gi- t NY oth, ready. Card, N Yor! 4 brig Patriot (Br), Corning, N Nash, Gilohrist; une; stra. Emerson. from Ber ty Wiegnereta, tye an brig with aN Y eireas com nanan, Oot O—aet JF NOrleanss | Teme 2 nae | | Bosrom, Oct 2 —Arr ship M: & in Dow, sranen’ Lo + RB Forbes: Morris, W bi | two briea, Cla burke Kesie, Preekiin | ity, Soliteratns iat Mar Phi | Greve Jane seh Bla a L 4 sient ices feom a. wife Avon 5 Friedel ry eo; harks ) ra 7 he Svah ie Jeht alette Brige Abeona, and seb? J faar. Boston; Ba- Kingston, rendall, Rarramento bey ee) Arr barks Ida, peter . a re “vor a re a4 alsa alin, Palead, 8 northern frags via Halifax, , Walker, orgs, Walker, vi cane cenve Zepbyr, Weer Darks | gE eR ses fa) ar Hs b— Ar? shit Rijemee (Be) rt Gower, May jemae — ese eS Fock, mie wind. ica Ge Prig Citisentfor ae do, ane | warouecrows, SC, Oct 22—Arr ecbr Henrictts, Halleck, water, of whioh is t 't for Boston wich & load of cca igen the will aad weather permit tog, for sale or Te le 29th, Thom pilot, from Breakwa~ ‘and states that a large bark, and rigs Mail. chins fee Boston, same | os y this morning, 1 ¢ Bran ing UD spainon’ etrseg vind from ine Nesthwana, Wis coke Oe Young is the a ys - the anchorage, whose return 00 to the city is prevented adverse wiats i ak yee for Demarkan, cod Atel tor Portland, wo Menu, Get 2-Ships T Wright, 1, Babes for vt Cordes ( Br), Fintater, f verpool; E Bruce, ter, cal Pama Cube; Cather Evling, 4 ow. St Mary’ ning! re sree "r Campeae Yor Oliver, Sumner, for Philaderpht frre 80; Linden, siren: Geo 1 abeots i, Baniy, ‘Mets Bw : iakeas ‘Kony Torks Al rk Eat rig t Perey B Bunker, "prume, a (iabainas). ‘Cld soar G (Br), Robi: br 3 he eegeereore {Daca oh Rotterdam, vie. Chaslosta + "Narcvenur Oct 27—S1¢ cehr Daal Francis, Parris, Norfolk. Newvour, Oct 27—Arr seirs Empire, Johnson, ' BGree wieh for Albany; Tiger, NBedford for NY¥ork; invinoihl Daniel Frances, Winsle folk: G sliwore, Hopeton, Luce, Sippi Bowe, Orey, Pre: sence tor u tlcops " Castoff. Heath, es Greeaeich for do; Jas Bennet, 1n~ Geer, NYork for aren for Wiudies; J Leste 5 pou, ‘orl >, 4 : 'r St Croix; elps Block Taioua for NYor, Washington bn dma eal Oot - New tater eee ar gah Cambridge, Sherwood, Boston tor N York (one miscell Pet ace toon. Stover, Philadelphia. . Ha q rr sohr Tegochett, Watts, N York. ar bre, it York, NYork; Com Stockton, Hano ‘York, es} Ma- weg 5 sohr Edw Steel, NYork; Gla- -_— dinter, Je. Pe, ‘atharine & Aminda, Portsmot Anthracite, Me xioy Ne — , Oct 26 Arr bi igen S Woodbury, Motto, V. do; Flor: Febiazn Phiigdcipnis. ipa Lexington, Thompson, a wer, Boule, ecm, Oct 26—Arr schrs Mary Minto, Baltimore Tor Virgini ag Chas Crammer. w valteaye” "Bickmaa, well, Charloston; sehr Me Vernon. Drinkwater, f Riel Sy Sid schrs Heary Ly comb, Corson, Philade!phia: Chas Crammer, Tow: 5 | See MDarfee, NYerk. Brig Montiesilo ts still’ an Rickwoxn, Va, Oot 27—Cld sohrs Pinta, Mont, Williams MEE yauwan, Oot 2b-Aer hak Tovas, MeNaie, NYork Arr "0; re i Otersn, Fendieton, Camden, (Mo.) Cid snip’ Norn Bends Jenkins Bosto qatar seh Statesman, Smith, NYerk; Altamaha, 01 BBAz FRAxcinoo, Sept lt—Std ship Thos W Eears, Craves, Satan, Oct 22—Arr sobrs Peru, Johnson, Calais for Phila delphia; Conquest, Banges, bound 8; Sth, brig B Baldwin, as betore); 4 ot 25, A DT yhette (irom a welt and NY loo, of wacbere, bei ballast, supposed for bine phie; and @ Laconia, and iia Mail, both from iedelphias passed through Vineyard Souad, Passen; re Arrived. Savannan—Steamship fi rida ¢ Fynchod, DS Mills, ir Brown. Han: di Henry, R Watertson, De Be Myick Fa r lardic, L Melntosd, J Quantock, ale Miss Dalat, Myr iz baad ter loom i; eel and and lay Mr Tat ad aay ‘aterman, lady and servant, den. k—Mr8 CO MoGrath. Saw White, a Liverpool—J Lit toh. pnroot—ship Wa Hi « SHIPPING. NGUCE,T0 NAVIGATORS —CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ‘ork, Collector’ Cor sW).—The Oth Bee ot of Congress, approves oth yee of, S80, nak ~ag iy 9 for Light Houses, B hereafter alt thw imbers buoys with red diane biack nk stripes on eithe ehapnel alee tobe ch alternate wi ee eres. gi P PAC) der general at the dook, Consignees will » ‘to the receipt F&, CALLFORN: Via OCHAGK. ani nai i ash tk iF busi: whieh will Se mans 1 Through tickets to c Wedneatay, Nov. lath CITY. 2.050 tone burt Wednesday, November | " eevee Fare to Cuacnms. ‘m ‘EW YORK & CHARLESTON = Nee see aaa BSE AES 6 ae oe $25; fre slg fs rer eubie toot. er frat apoly Paar) Pi Fb eres ber sp srorroeb.: TILESTON & com uth street, T= ROYAL MAIL STRAMER MERLIN, CAPT. SAMP. son, will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas on ber. She has excellent accommodations for pas= mAs, to all the West India Islands, Hi Ia, eto, ‘The Merlin will ta take AROe dT $8 Broadway. MEDICAL. ee weer Ne LOX, AMONS?, THE FOLLOWING LIST OF COM- plaints. If yours is there, 1 will cure it or forfeit « sand dollar No change or waut of any moneyirom persons in thi ra tilleu D., 410 Greenwich streot. ilepsy, mines Lense , St Vitus’ Dane pihiea ht muption, Guat: Rie Dolores? Noursiz: Pains Tey ‘Tromet Yertieg lanecly, oN G Mare Cram it , Heartburn, Grief, Stutesting. any Neurosis. ss oontnE, Hy drontehty Anxiety, Courh, ‘Nervous Headnones M Dedility, ‘The fab iy & has overed that has oomy fom them to i ao- list as certain t it has done more in alleviating these ms terted ti aan cases than all she Materia Bedicn andtho’¥).000 physicians pub together. Nine eases of ¢} Ww mon red prithia dh amer of which will ndreds of every ‘ ‘ersons in the pie 3 Confident of the moat obstinate cases. AUTION verti and varion f frow. impositt alo in the United Staton) dvoms had established no agents for thelr gold, gt advertised p ," ere spurious, of Dr. TEMALES—SOME QUACKS, A) ertuguese Female Pi Pil ay two doitaes ita, be ates eons ‘sie, aud thes ti Pd oe ae “Poctua ese Fem ort sual P Pills com A i wa (kau 129 Libero RIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE Disonaa.-The moat of Uheso oaaes J eure in a few ay o vopstatle applisanign, without ve brhva ste disctaes to cure desly 4 there use. nia uth those so! Se soecinta eal obtsi street, NT. weak yecrnteee sade pao Sea Pn Pnnn er Bo stores to be Pact aeeglears me 5 Laka te £9} YOR SAN FRANCISOO—PIRST PACKET—TiH1 BGAU- INIA; having vearly finished nn wil sail ins few days. Tier socommodamons tar naere are suparh Arby ca beard, at Pier 6, XN. Ky itaaet. MITE, IT ‘Wall . corner of Fron’ rs he eee ae, ea devia cae | fe po dal C basi wih evo sop sends who oannot be ourod od without it. it. Raphireds ‘of other certifieates, show that m, vo the sich sreny westtble rire, Dra: Keler and Maivony are agai and (surgical cperatio 51 Lisponard stroot, one Eireet south of Canal, near Broadway. OO BEY Az?. —JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE, A SrE- Ae rlect ing ia yi 4 cifie Mixture for the cure of oye Gieos, ey aud similar di eet sordera, Tt 1.skos @ dors Kos a epeedy cure, be tah i is put up in bavilen with tat ireetiony at Bl, * One i tle laste a o'% 38 Bron: are cured ia two days. "RING. 132 Eroalway, 106 Bayard strgete RTUGUESE FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS —DOCTO! jesomeaux, of Lisbon, sition has been pr ame,in the sale ef ® ude under the sanction of his vame: notice that the genuice Portuguese Fe- enared by De of Alloiers are spurious, The pri box. 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"Omnce tad Lanvety: TPULLY AMe paca atalcetans teense natn Mir PRARape MOST RES Rewnoee to th ae eirele aud the reseed, AURICBAU, ree. hed aud Senneitad her for the task ahe une indgo of the srene ‘oma Aud xeslousiy solietie of and ¢xton Jed, will give be aaa BOOK, OR ORAL Pasion 00%. S ie oarefally rea: ot pete vice followed, whe foare a! ore the Female Porea sipbia, K” South Phil Cid Ana ah the entey wajotnioa fie hie eters wii AANALIN MUSRUM—173 OBATHAI Me lormuaneee are given daily, oo in the efversoon. and $0 half font sad modern timeea compe. shrourh & varivty of foate of strenxe; 7 me qe OV teen ye! fn yh gis Zan ariel some ree Ned onmap of thin direass.and Gaye. A verfectours. or no one. . JOmNOON, NO. 16 STRERT, known fi easmen aan of dsllanee an a. “ut Dove Sac tor skill in Meh tcc deena ed for years, te C jon ht on bys soseeh habit, |. Ravene ed In four dare. Rh. MORRISON CONTINERS TO CURB CERT, disearos in thote worst forme without perc resent emeotiens te © tow Weert ‘Those dorifities 7 deraged trreme item atres| ORD UP TOWN.—A LADY AND GENT, or three single geatiomen, ena be rot Nt Foome te, Eighth stree: re 4 eve Pas te altone er tina fast, thn ted, shay 0 ar 20 CERES cemenace | eae BEY tly ee Regd AcSRSUERS ny Tae Prosant thoit Hit tbe rosea! take | him eden ante inks fie & ' 1 Shee tate voyage, | one porgpess by hy the fo of i enteral 7 them, in the skilt, et one, Bie ockeore. ae hae ig! Tare ter seit beat, or eel A eore wif an: ny “hy Ryan ee