The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1850, Page 10

i 4 i | | | 7 Hf te rt Ho F i g i i if He i 1 i t ul in \e. Gasdatoupe. f. may y ved and pity aries continues well sup; a; ws eusll lot of BS, bie” Auer: end even s swal ee ae or ar 550,25 per 00 kil , duty paid, ‘ofthe week reach 482 bbls. American. Im: : 908 bbls from Antwerp by Victorine Molina, Dark continues neglected, and prices lan- ‘at 20f, to 22f for Philadolphis, and 10f, to 90f, for Sirtissce No arrivals to signalise. Rice—No altera- tion since our jast report, and prices quite nominal. ur copsiderable supplies weigh heavily in the market. uote Gey omainal at 261. to 50f. Bast Tadie at 121015 y paid. Tailow—Our transac tions in tallow — Foon Innguid this week, apd we bave no sales to report in Russian, which we continue to quote at |. te 56 50 for stock in port. d 56t to 57 for stock to arrive in No- vember ard Deeember. In Buenos Ayres, 268 cbeste found buyers at {54 50 to55 Prices romain steady at quotations. Imports: 129 boy 4 Buenes Ayres. by Anna, from St Petersburgh. by and 150 cask: odon, by William Jollitt Whalebone.—This article has regained a certain acti- vity.ond prices are steadier Tne sales effected were £,000 KIM North Westera, at 250f , to deliver in Now der; 6.000 kil. im port; alro, North Western at the sam rice; upd olar bone, at 259 per 60 kil , uty pa! ‘0 imports, Weeds —b oods bi been neglected this week. and Lt 2 Ort. 5t.Domingo jog wood is tan, Outy paid. In cabinet woods wo nave to signalize the nblic rale of 08 Joga ogeny. ex Bretagne, trom epaiver, at £10 60 to 12 25, per 50 kil, in bond, Im. orts—1 Cargo Cempeachy and 2 loge mubo; reis Quear, from 8t Doming G0 piecrs box wood trom Antwerp by Victori: In other articles. we ha setae wocaioal storeship Fredonia. to convey Amerisxn production, | tock; but whether the sellers will get onught or not, A Ee fe ae of 480 73g per 50 kil, uty epleaton, by @ . th te, oy from St Domingo; 1 bb! ostrich feathors from Burnos Ayres. by Anna; 20 bbis. taploos, and 45 s qupate trom Para, by Kemeralda; and 428 bole Lineecd fx: m Riga. Lives roo: Corn Manxer. Oct 18—P, M—Oar Cora Exe! @ on Tuesday was well attended, and there ware awount of business in wheat and floar, at the rates dr that day week. neglected. end favcr of the buser. The advance in Indian corn ehetatd sue: and there was littl: doin, in other aiticles, tor ssbich prices are quoted as ted | week." At (his morning|# Market, all deseripti vate and oatmeal ware | Roxbur Mr ‘ Frem Washington ton Oley. Y WARENT. _Wapmzsvay, Oot. 30—6 P.M. ‘The stock market opened quite mora- TUR OFFICEHOLDERS — THE WORLD'S ¥AIR —MR. | Img, Quotations for nearly every fancy in the lis’ ad- BEQUEST FOR COLONIZATION, ETO. ‘The new Treagerer, Mr. 8l0en, of Ohie, has not yed arrived. Mr. Belden is still acting. vanced a fraction, and there was considerable sotlvity Wasmiveron, Oot. 30, 1850, amorg speculators. The greatest advance was real- ized in Morris Canal and Reading Rallroad etook, and there were parthes in the street prepared to take gay Allen A. Hall, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, | amount of stook that might have been offered. Of the open the arrival of his suscessor, Mr. Hodge, of New | former, nearly three thousand shares changed hands, ern republics, The Bxecutive Committee at Washington. on the London World’s Conventiva, have selected the U. 8. 10 bags Bt. Domlagoby Creié | to the Industrial Exhibition of ail nations. The William MeLa , Secretary of the American from Bee Oceems. Orleans, will be appeinted to achargesbip to one of | 8nd the demand for the latter was not satisfied. [tis the impression in the etreet; that the shorts ia Erie Railroad stock will soon find themselves in * tight place. There is, it is true, sosreity of cash ie by no means certain, The movements now going on have nothing to do with the present or prospective Colonization Bocicty has received adcepatch from New | Value of the stock as an investment, but are entirely on Orleans, stating that McDonough's eighth ot the net re of bis estate, during fort: America: exceed $25,000 he, deapatad further adds, that the will its validity doubtful. MeDonough was a pli ec whe sated to Louiriana while it was a colony of Spain. and rosided there forty years. He employed special ban ered h of whom, at one time, he liberated tent them to Liberia gratuitously it objeots. refasi sisters or brothers. Awother Un! Unton Meeting. Geneva, October 80, 1850 A large mecting, without distinction of party, will be held here on Saturday, in behalf of inw and order, and the Union, The call is signed by several hundred Senstor Dickineon, the Hon Wm. Maun, ger, G.W. Clinton, H.K. Smith, and others, have been invited to address the meeting. Whig Convention | in In Massache jusetts—Horace Mann thrown overboard. Boszen, Oct. 30. 1850. The Fighth District whig convention met at D a ham, this forenoon, and wleoted Joh Dane, of Brgok- | no ine. as President, Every town im the district was represented, and great excitement prevailed. The fol- owing resolution was pasod unanimously : Hevelved, That as racioual whigs, rtriving for the good of the country, aud the sucee sof tho party, it is our dusy to ngreas such men se have, by Ng fidelity to whig’primoiptes, 8 that they will sm ppor onetitution and in the wiministration ef ouf oboice, by all onvention then ballotted for a candidate for On tho first ballot, Samuel H Walley, of . bad 64 voter; Horac on. 53; scatteriag, ‘alley was, therefore, declared to be the whig te, The fact that the whigs have thus thrown Mr. Mann overboard, excites s profoand sensation here; Congr - whest brovght av advance 0D the price of Pocsones but, generally, it 1a acceptable to the whigs. Jact of 1d, per bushel with a falr fle Flour did not move so freely and the value was unpitered Oats im- gy Jou. per bushel, aud oatmeal id perload. Bar- Y. Deows, and peas were without change. Indian cate cpntiouer tebe held with energy, but the demand ive; the best American yellow is worth 298 fs not eres i aheatrical and Masteal. Bowery Turatne.—Kotaebue’s beautital Play of the “Stranger” is eclee’ed tor the entertain’ this evening. Mr. Graham appearing as the St end Mise Wemyeras Mrs. Haller, Since #ir. Graham's début at the Bowery theatre, the house has been filled to overflowing. He is # good actor, and will become @ great favorite, Miss Hiffert will slog one of pular songs and the whole will conclude with the ele- gent equestrian drama of “ Rookwood,” ia which J Scott, #n xctor ot great dramatic celvbrity, will pear as Peter Bradley, and Derr, as the nvted weyman, Dick Turpin. Bacanway Turarae —This beatiful theatre pre- # uted ogain Inst evening & tull end fashionable assem- vo doubt. by the distinguished per- Don. who apprmred in the comedy as Sir Charles Coldstream, nd in the Lone on Both sides,” os Pygwation Phibbs farce of * In the firrt piree. avd particularly the first act, Sir William gave the strongest evidenee of bis belag enited, in every respret. to the line of genteel comedy. ‘There is no #ehwa: dners in his finish and sare which at once br+ peak the gentiemas, and the artiste, Hit acting throw aneut was admiradlo and the great contrast in size betvwen Sir Willian aud Mise Capel where be embraces Ler afver ber dvolara- tion of love, ber head reaching te about the region of his beart. while be felt bis pulee te accertaia how Digh the Iittle ged bad raieed it, called forth loud and eutbutiartic cheers He was twice called before the curtain to receive the warm gretulations of delight- ed audience Shaw's personation of [ronbrace was ex- cellent The Par de deux La Zingarilla. by Mies Ade- lve and M Neri. was eneored. avd the amusements closed with the farce of “Done om Both Sides,” in which Sir William, as Pygmation Phibbs, kept the house in couvylsive laughter He appears to night in the cheracter of Marmaduke Magog tu the drama of the © Wreck Ashore,” and as Box, ia the farce of “ Box apd Cox" Nino's Cannan —The success of the manager of this megnificent establishment i* an accomplished fact; end the Ravels are. in ir lime, the most woodertal artiste that ever appeared en any stage. Niblo's Gar en is alro overcro every wight, aad it is bat ation. for the aatestalomonte see Sir ye ot the most @ characts They comprise, ch's eveniag ibe tighs Tope, by Leos Jevell; the comte ime of ~ Robert Macaire,”’ with francois, An Jerome Ravel, a hote will conolads truly georgeous spectacle called * The Greea The house will be too email, with so great ing, but a degree of cnron's THeatne.--This place of amusement is nightly crowded from pit to dome, by fatbicnable mers who never discontinue to laugh and ap- pixod during the perfermanee. But it is not to be dat. for Burtov, the m*nager and the prin- pal artist. bas engagec one of the best companies in the United States, Add to this a selection of choice comedies, fares and vaudevilles, and you will have the secret of his astonishing success, This evening, Burton will give another edition of one of his beat creations—Amtnadad sieek—in the “Sertous Familiy, end the entertainmy nte will conclude with the be tiful comedy of “Ernestine” Another crowded house— avotber triumph Nationat. Turatne —The performances tor this even- ing constet of the farce of ~ Peeping in at Six P M., © Mew York ar it is, and™ Moge in China The sha racters in the firet piece will be sustained by the stock company. and Mr ¥.# Chan'ran. whose comic abl- lities ate of s bigh ordrr, will appear in two charac. ters. Mire Malvion will dance a Highland Fling and a Fancy Dance. Mr. f untiring in bis efforts to make ibe National Theatre resond to none, and de- irous of maintuiving bis ground with the theatrical public. bas engaged two grest favorites for Momtay fext, Mr and Mre Witlis Cuxmiwry's Orewa Hoven, —The rame amusing pro- greanme of pertormacce is again offered tor the enter. talpment of this evening. Christy ia colming money at Mectanics Hell Ouviwre — Fellows band i nightly playing to very 00d bouren The entertainment offered consists of Hoging sod daveing va Rowws well worth roving The Panorama of Cada is very This beantifal test placer of public @ ed by oUF etcizewe mebt, one of id every wigbt ot lighted by ant ps eques'tian company. M dancing hore in sdmirabi Madame Benoit. Mile Rows. ment thet « fying ms Thatedsu Cottage on, drew Lo mitt ers vention persons f the wonderful to Morris be exh The strip of Is I and the bay was the fof the mach tying epet fise chine. whieh shape (1 & flat windmill t rudder med courte thre * maoifesied > not hwart wih (bawiad ft fow toot Rony desernded ing the proj to Ms # yelled Fpme was fired, the | gunner thinking thw wae atonce despat. to the north side of the cagal, when two ropes we MAS feet to the ballon for the parpors of taking It | to the place of starting to try it axsin When avout | balf way rcrose the canal one of the reper - ‘ those bolving the ovher becoming feartu they | should be carried mp let oo and the Ps!loon and ear tore Tapidly, lb aving the mronant on the groand looking ap- Ward at his lone, Thie mishap, fon, was followed by ® yell from the people emed toenjey the apart wry | Much. The beiloon necended im a sorthesst direction | i Ht wee joet weht of tm the diet 2 and the im. mense Crowd dispersed. chnekline over the iit lack of Succednontinanr’ balloon. The time for the se. po tore nehon wae net an nomneed bay To f Bunsen 10 Dear i ree Oncove ~The | Cotoner yostorony war called pon to hold am inqanat on the body of on lotant child seed three moothe. be Tongieg to ©. Rheom residing In Twettn street, be tween e¥ennes Band 0 [treme chat the wae ly tng eeléep In the eradic near the fro, aed in the ab settee of the mother eho hadgons down wtaies for few minutes; and on bet retorn «he discovered bed | Sa #1 om fier and the child -aitonacod and barmed | sratly D ath bat ] The Cotton Crop—The Frost, é&e. Crmcinsati, Ort, 30, 1850, ‘There was a revere frost at Natches on Friday night, which dertroyed the cotton erop and did much injury to vegetation generally. The ground in the vicinity of Natches under the min continued to give way and st was supposed hat t landing would The Fugitive Siave Dificulties. THE BOSLON AGITATION Braixariney, Oct. 31, 1850. Meeers. Hughes and Knight, the persons who created *o much excitement at Boston, by attempting te re- capture ug ven, pa:sed through here to-day, on their to New York. They left without their ele RESIGNATION UNDER sue Fu Pures Reade Washington, Esq. of the family of General George Washipgton, has resigned his office as U. 8. Commirsioner. a8 he cannot consent to serve under the Fugitive BI Mecvements of the Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer is staying here at Congress all. Another Murder tn Per Houta non, Oot. 30, 1850, Wm. Gorsuch was killed to-day, by being stabbed in the neck by Hugh Deary, at @ house of ill fame in this place. ‘This is the second marder that has been com- mitted Bere within the last month Tho Canal Break. Unica, October 30, 1850. There will be no hosts pacced west ot this city till Weoneeday night, if then—there is no water to float them, The whole number bound west istwo hundred aud ninety-four. A regiment of mea have gone to work on the Chenango. The Superintendent will do sli in bis power to get it in order, bat thinks he can- not repair it further than Oastor Lollow this season. Salling of the R. M, Steamer America. Borrow, Oot. 30, 1850 ‘The Cunard steamer America sailed at noon to-day, with twenty-one passengers for Liverpool, and twenty two for Halifax. She took out no specie, The follow” ing are the Liverpool passengers :—Merera B.D. Bay- lice, Geo, Baker, Mrs, Sigourney and daughter, of Bos- top; Alfred Biown, Mr. Pineetfs, Walter Norris, and Mrs Pon and boy of New York ; Dr. W.8. Webb and J_L De Yampers 03 the Hudson Bay Oo —2t ¢ for Halitex —Mr Mol Major Jeiroys her of B Barbador; and George Lokee, of Geran ‘The P. sages of the a Southerner Cnancaerow, Oot 29 1950. The steamship Ieabel arrived at this pert at eight o'clock thiseveniog The running Ume trom cliy to city was 69 hours She paseed the steamer Boatherner at b o'clock. on the afternoon of the sch, tenaty miles north of Cape Hatteras erner from New York to Obarleston 15 hours U. 8. Vessel to be Laan ey hed, do. cover 30, 1860 suaching of the Preparations are mak’ sloop of-war Jamestown The weather here is good. The Abolishment of Liquor Selling on Board of Steamboats, Visrenu nm, Oot. 30, 1860, A meeting of steamboat owners was held last night, £0 memorialize Congrers not to adopt the law which was parsed by the House of Representatives, last ses. forbidding liquor to be carrie beard mboate The met ¢., bave followed t working t posed that 6 Ocr 29, 1856. hotel at this piace, by Gre on Sunday night, It was fully insured. The Obie River, &e. ‘oath but they covtein p MeKenury, ® member of t baer bed = letter, nvowing bis determination to resign it bis constiiaents reject Pearce’s Boundary biil Astor Pince Opera Hoase. The Opera. thus farhes been wril attended this seaso! though we have missed many of the habiturs of this ter plect the muree The announcementof the represen. | tatlon of © Dor Preyeohuts,”’ ‘Lucia di Lammermoor,” | bpd of “Erpant,” esch following the other rapidly | dan interest in murical circles These three operas have introduced all the talent of the reguiae company, and with aneMicient orehe-trannd » good choras, they have been received with distingotshed favor, The tudierces bave bern quite elegant in sppearance. and im numbers quite ar large as, could be expected at xo | early ® period im theremon ” The advent, however, of Paroet will create = earation (het will awaken the whose metropolis a0@ the arrangemou: of the d rector + the tieks te mt two doviare ty an equitable oo@, rom ail eppeatenone it senme to give ‘De Celebrated eonaties be Pent. shen ahe ll male her firet appearance In the beauritalrée of Norma, | Domestic Miscoltary. Joba Riley has been arrested at Uroennath Orie fer, deating out the braine Of Bis sister tn-iaw, Mre Tho: and Naval Board epon the yrs. cued OH Wedoesdsy mrt! oming tate oh Cf Genera) Bout ‘ber Wiliiame of New York, bas bere promoted to pin the veooud Asistant Postanne. fn stl respecte. ot lowe. tins tn anpniaiied Mail Agont | 4 Minnerote, | ill bequeaths ene. | Scceunt of the relative position of the two great spesu, lating parties in Wall street. It appears that the Detonation Soclety, but not | bulls have got the bears sbort of this stock: to such an extent, that it cannot be purchased as required for delivery on contracts as they ma- ture without submitting to an advance cf some im- portance, upon prices now current. and the conclusion therefore is, that prices mast improve. Whatever ad- vance takes place from this cause will probably be realized within the mext ten ortwenty days. Farmers’ Loan has beem rather quiet during the past day or two- ‘The large holders heye withdrawn from the market, for the purpore of seeing how much stock present prices will bring out from small holders. As soon as this point is settled, we may look for mots détivity iu the stogk. Canton Co. has not been much heard of lately, Holders appear to be content, and probably will not wake any offort to inflate prices. Portsmouth Dry Dock is becoming concentrated in the hands cf a few capi- taliste, who contemp!ate important and immediate im- provement in the property. Leng Island has probably been Iwid on the shelf for this sesson, The road is worth just about the debt of the company, and we see first fraction from thi jnvestment. It will take about 800.(00 dollars to put the road ia even ordinary con dition; which, added to the present debt, will make eggregate of eight hundred thousand dollars. Thi is every cent the entire property is worth, doubt if it could pay even the interest on thet without better management and au increase of net i come. Harlem has been more active within the past day or two, and s slight improve thas been reali. xed in prices. Stonington has been in better demand, at better prices. The net carnings of this company, for the year ending September 1st, 1850, was equal to bout five per cent upon its capital, but the manage- ment bave, for ressons best known te themselves, ap- prepriated the net revenue to the peyment of indebt- edness. Norwich and Worcester is, at present prices, apout the cheapest railroad stock on the list, and the margin for au improvement is probably as great as in anyother. Asan investment it pays well, and for a speculetive operation, the chanees for s rise are doubt- less as good in thie as in any other on the market. Railroad bonds are in demand at improving prises. Gov- erpment and State stocks have been more activalately, but prices have not be investments equally safi better, that hol of United States securities have had strong temptations placed before’ them, and we have no doubt many have made an exchange. A six percent stock at twelve, fifteen andtwenty per sont premium, does not compare very favorably with a seven per cent stock at par, that is of course when the rafety of the investment is left out of the question. It is our firm belief that there are upon this market, at the present moment, securities selling at or mear par, bearing seven per interest. which are as well secured, aud as far beyond any contingeney,as any public stock in existence. Capitalists will, one of these days, get their eyes open to this fact, and then the securities we refer to will be much sought after. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer oi this port, to-day, amounted to $82504 44. Pay- ‘ments, $138,691 85. Balance, $4,224 505 79. ‘The Boston Traveller of yesterday says:—“Stocks at the board, this morning, were without change, and the operations were not quite eo largo as they have been, during the excitement. Vermont Central closed at 3834; Vermont and Massachusetts, 237;, Ogdensbargh closed firm at 38; Philadelphia and Wilmington, emall weles, 31; Edgeworth closed at 7h; Western, 104, ‘Thére does not seem to be quite so much speculative feeling as was emttotpted yetordey, even though money continues so abundant.” The following table shows the value of merchandise exported from Boston to foreign ports, for the week ending Oct. 26:-— ‘omainnce oF Bosron—Vatux ov Exronrs. Domestic Preducts Products: To ports in Mediterrancan. 924.815 60 ee Peers ~— ” Percambuco. 500 00 + Honduras. . 1,007 90 3 West Indi a 4.872 53 » Br Provinces. . .. 90,086 54 6,976 06 For the corresp: years, the amount was as Domestic products. Foreign products. . Total, +++ $108,745 OT $160.745 08 ‘The value of exports for the woek, this year, corres. ponds very nearly with that for the corresponding week in 1848, but near about fifty per cent In excess of that for the same week last year. It will be seen that the bulk of the export trade of Boston, is with Bouth erica and the Wert In: Stock E: . “Gfimes 0) reer ‘The C bas beaten the South. | sxerou 8 by 1000 Ohio 4 Mob 1 Norw 1°O Readit ” a +O a 100, 6a! 3? Roch m Syrae RR 110 0 oe Dook #45 4 rr 7 i One m a na 4 1s im mo is q Co te i bw Ss a wo 7 bo Sie SECOND 9 ae Wt N60 % wen 100 ba Le by bis do bis 4 ow ah 6 Del & Hud Cal Co 100 Forte Dry D. a] IAQ. a Bo 1 do © Farmers’ Trust ae de 180 de ‘160 Morris Camal mw do PEh = CITY TRADE REPORT. Weoresvar, Oot, 90 ine—Our market hee net varied ~ 16 barrels, at $6 12% for pots, and $5 titer anaverurrs —Flowr —There wase tair inqul | Western and Btate for the East. as weil as fi tee om ie comprised mixed an en, st $100 » $1 06, geod, at $102, and the rewtd ned: alto, 5 600 bnehels prime white S$1 143. There was more Kye on less tnclioation to parchace We Jarge rales Th Ly het declined. Be a 8760, for ate were # trifle better. mat 400 a diigo, and Jerrey. at Te. Seva See Corn. if anything, was firmer, while the receipts were limited sod the demand ‘ac. tive Beles “ite atte 15.000 bushels, bare beom made to-day, at Te & Tle for mixed Western: 106 for Southern yellow, j and Tle & Tio. fer round yellow. overe.—The market was Orm. with » moderate lo- The stock ot Rio in first 7 ; te 908. Dot + xoeeding 1900 bege The Id mosey bt tog hae old te ib, y eae sald od to-day, Frac 2900 bales, the market © Bt an atranee of % * SUP cothows a aad vo a peeeetyee Uploads je despatches trom Georgia, and Usie ; * | tuweral tro uw time lest year. telnet ee atide 5 our last oe: been od demend, at fuli prices. The ly heey of eth in store yos- terday was about 69,000 sides. Line.—Common sold, to some extent, at 850. 8 87}0., 9 lump at $1 13}. 118 — neced was Belected whale was sleady at 650, with pmmail sales. Proristons.—Pork—The market opened stead; all kinds, but closed duil and heavy for mess wor prices jee. imoludi 1,000 bbis., were made at $10 Tofor mess. and $8 87% for prime. Beef was ver heavy, particularly tor old, Pri Beet hare sold at 13 8 $12 60 for n meats were beld at co. for Boal, end 650. Re ms. Lard was witHeut material change, nen a a Butter was steady at tail rt cousisting of nine acres, Jots on 44th street, between 11th sad L2cb 201x197, each $2,900, $11, 4 do. adjoining, $2,660, $10,000; 4 do Ou 12ch avenues, between 40th wad 46th streets, 2512183; 1 lot on dith street, butween Lin aud 12th avenues, with dwelling, 2511005, $¥60; 1 do. adjorming 252100 6, $775; 2 do. in rear of the above on 40b strect,each $710, 25x100 5. $1,420; 2 do. on 43d sirvot, a 0th and 11th avenues, each $705, 2100.6, $14. Bexps.~ Some 2,000 bushels rough flax has been sold at $160, Old clover sells slowly at 7/40. w 754. Evixita.—The sales of whiskey since our last reach 200 bols at 27390. tor Obio and prison; and 100 hhds. drudge at 270., time, The market was steady, with» ‘Tonacco —Since our last notice the market was very brick. and holders have advanced their preteasions. mor operating to any large ext manuvaccured ia this market were limited, andj priows, ave um improving taclination with # good inquiry. Tbe sales within a f tucky at iq o 12% aroe MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Bosrom, Tuceday, Oo-ober, 3) — Braker Hoard 43 she Copeord Railrosa, do, Zasvern Railroad, 10336; 73 Vermont Con rat ba 945 139 F mington & Baltimore &, & Portsmouth Kaur Railroad M fous WY mallee erie Sease Pun “" ‘ednesday, Uotoder 3).—frst Board. — vU-8. cra B00 ila 6s, H is iho, 10s c “ 92; LU Te: fy 9,000 oading Raiteoad eo eee iste: Webs. Moers Capal, 21 woes a |, Octoder 29.—$990 Bastimore 6's, 90 ety tumors and Uhio hastrond, Tog, Bee. Telegraphic F Reports, Tivcanal contis t 80, 1850, Bales of 2.000 bbis. City Mills four bave been at $4 65; and Howard stroct, at $475. Grain, & changed. Acaanr, Oot. 30, 1859. The receipts have been—Flour, 15,000 bole.; T,ou0 henheten corn, 11,000 bushels; barley, LLvu) bushele, The sales of flour are moderate, at prices © shade in favor of the seller, Wheat is dai for two rowed, and 86 0 6036 for tour rowed. Bome 4,6U0 bushels vats sold Greene Up the 2vth October, 1950, at Bt. Ji the Kev. Dr. Watort, laud to Ma Ohapel, by Of Swiiaer- 0 . are Tespoottully invited to atteud bis his late residence, 421 Broome street WitLout further juvitation, on Thursday, (to morrow) at three o clock P.M Tuesday, Oct. 2¥to, of consemption, Mra. [sancti siroth wre rerpeottally invited to attend her faveral (hiv aiterpoon, at bail-pastone o'clock, trom Liv Fer. ay th street. Un Wednerday, 0th instant, with inflammation of the jungs, Michas. OU. Motonxy, inthe 2vn year of bis age, con of Thomas and Mary Moloney ‘The tric nds of the fautly, with those of bis uncles, Micherl and BG, Molouey, a M.T Brennan. are terpect funerel this (Cbareday) afternoon, st balf-past oae o'clook, trom his late revidence 46 Gold stress N By bers of the Fulton Fire Kagine Co. Zi, are rly requested to attend Un Tuescny, 200d inet. afters long illness, James de and acqualotances, and thore of the , | Pirdaed, B lhnas, Pers. '® specttully jovited te attend his fuoeral mor, No, 04 Wooster street, corner Spring. Uhis alternvon, at 4 o'clock, precisely. His te iil be deposited temporaniy im the reowving Un Wedvesday, Uct. Svth. Jessen Micon, aged 68 years of Mount Pleasant, Westchester county, iate of ‘SUT MELIGRNG Port of New York, October 31, 1830, Cleared. Atesmers— Union, Marks, sou Francises, B Zashrisson & Ce On) vee, Wilton, Philsaelpoin. Shipe— Stiee Greeaman, spencer, Liverpool, Rreress & yor, Snoramento Ci'y, Matlior & nile Vedis, 2B Sardy; Richard Loo vos, Poppe @ Lo; Archimedes M. emer & Nionerson; Wy andotve, ry an os re i) Soe Hotton, i eben yt a Qor 30— gt Oz Wind o8 enariog, NW; meridian, W; a6 sunset, (Pam Sreamsur Canapa. WrweRP, Oot i6—3id Koo) NY. ERED VER, ot AL- Minona, N York; 13th, Colam- fapiz, Out B Gipmanne, Witson, Admittance, Harrison, San Francisco; Cnonsravr, Louue, N¥ork. Sid ate Talat Guvcat Drummond, Lite ny Oct 1¢—Arr Franklin (s), NYork 6th, and proceeded Dea n, Oot} t re (Gada cane a London for N aa eo, mo iaar Ser - rack’ for Oy en S—arr Ork, bar, Malaga (andjeld for . Gers aor °B Banuvno, Oot 18—art Nord amerika, NYork; Lith (aob earns aa. Brant ie fayan, 8 jeaere, oton: Figs i at, and ‘Gclambia, Mags N In the river, weeeet bound. Wisden Castle, ‘Three Bro:hers, K: json, and Vermont, Perry, for Yorks Onward, Beal: Adv—Cambria ( sland; Leurei, ani ity of oat Brera Sue eerie, Banari % ‘Laplend. (tg oy Soa aa mitiose, fue NOrionns » ie in pore 0 His. Be re for York; oert, and Dev. isrun and deran Bacingsen, & mton estan tag. Bu $id 13th, es are wick, Labor, Oct 8= Art Derina, RYork. we Ooe rr veur, W leaps. Bid ist, Com Finne) isth, Wadonna Slit Brasin, NY ork ite ase, Haka oie wads LOD wont Diarra, Oct 16—Ha} wet Clay, Ampterdam, for Curacoa; rae Adelbert. Oro: ¥—Sl4 Col Oct ‘Trissti ‘Vunioa, Oot X—arr Jurgen, Beon, Kichmond. Telegraphic Marine Oa os. Arrived—Brig Chastevee, Galway, Sept ave vais Sarat atk Parker. Freseriehebe ¢ Nautilus, Gidralvar; Sampter, Charloston; Chea brigs Albatros, Clenfuckoey, Brie Bas Feeneisoe! Kclubee, Michsond; Laufon Woleett, oud Bawror, Oot 2 Me Blots, N York. Arnived—Sloop Excel, NYork. per rE ont an Rrvan, Oot 29, Gaxvesrom, Oct 13. Airived—Sloop Roanoke, Albany. Arrived—Wm H Wharton, ppg | Arrived—Steawer Pal No, Nore via Ke; at Key Wert, aehr, achor, {evn NYotk, ba to ai the Sey of pare of Ber stern.” Sie will sail again in mie AProvit 30. Arrived—Sohr Rolla, San Blas, 30 roe via N une Felts | Ginds sailing the day Mifare: a a= Lng aay = tga ‘to sail Bt, cme Buproan, Ost. 29. elphia. | ey asigby hear 7 Alban uy mdout; sramegey aoe higtest-aties a oval Philadel bee porta By: eas sloops Baitor, Willard, Ga- asco did tas Cerro Gordo, Savannah; vark Duan, Tha Herald Marine Arrived—Sohra Jas te eat eit tRiae rong | an Bogliod Neal, NHaven; Cutler, Chase, Miscellaneous. Ger 1, Lusov letasy ag. 10 miles. 1 am socty te intvrm you ebae ose mga a starsenre taak Ses ng heads reuch lugger, whicl caposeve ‘ll got safely on board the snip, aud It being thick y, AbG Within two or three milesof @ deed lve snore, prugent to lie by, and ph wae . My» vel Iamp wae out ned burniag in its place, and as aeue Veusel was teen, phe beln was pat te pore, o being on etarbiand! teoks omar that there and will undoubtedly bs a $3 or SukN fretgns FYING, Oxy? ‘The onp’ yoo beard, which was hvek, with ¢ the too tm. a leak aes ge from Edgartown to N by Sequall, waioh oneried Kony Wa Wavay Barker from Phitedelphis for Jersey City, with cont, was ran mvo oan sehr oonad ap, off the a. of the Loage, the 20h, ar 1d had bow- a ow oe chbereten aly auer . pine Providence for Tawnton, in th, whea off Kumstiok Pout, was Swomrnan ¥ Luawrmouse-- Ile honor, the \ tonaent, wirects st te be novihedy I wot phochous rat a how white light of th *h MEARY OINN' Olork of Melbourne, May L-[P ort, Pill — = ave w—Packet ship Shiskcinten orieg, of BAC Pern oeetieat petees Gia Mrs 8 R Mo! ine Sridgoport: Brewen—*hij Klatte: Me Lothbean see Hamrur Frecheriia, lady and hile; ‘vant, of Valpara’ Feet Melan: 7 mon che, the every other diceaae, je ei ‘areons in the aaa Dy LaronTs waneke Fa) Ao a er ike "eupltnventent' 'e offen, Melbourne, May 7, Whatemen. Cl at NBedferd, 28th ship Tamerlane, aie ‘emer! Shookley, North (by letter), Kimma © Somes, obl)—reported July 10, lab 25.8, ‘cenhontas. Disa, Cormell N Bre in, Prior, Beveriy; At Sc Catharines, tp Ks aoe 760 Wie (ive 8 ard) from Boston for Baono ba of Cope Glenn yh, from Liverpool for NYort, Oot ry Ciny, from Liverpool for N York, no date, 108 CamtPon tis we ap ¢ phenia, hence for California, Bept 18, ist, 3048 9, “ane sane, trom Bavee for California, A985, 14618, ton Ingependen, trom Boston for Macant se, Get 26, off Pore Perts. whi ite WE aguressrarcanbes mas seek” ‘Ymall, from Pie= Sabet (Dan), Sehwenaea, fom APALACHICOLA, Oot Fay rn Providence, Waaye- 4 Carr, NTork, Ss : antes brig hie Avery, NY om fer Dectons ise cal Up 18th, ding te load Colvura, or Beaton ait id +5 pera anyhaeedone mext day. Laws, 00829, 6 P M—! reac Roast te 13] es am ae an soot Lf te myrys ete Soy “sim Vatpanamo— ea ae Ward, lady and sor~ 1o—Dateh shij ——, tossed r Merete reader FOLLO a PLAIE SE See memers vis:—Thae is the ou 3 A “produoe 1s ‘notion bag tt aslo Peso the 4 t evn plain that rel ans Kermeriz. Jt ie icratifye rite, hod the diseproating mf ot he reaasas for the a” ae \¢ ° or aoe yainat i teen wich siroet, ee ee ‘ar drewing brx F' Port offee, Thi ie for conmltation, are wie #233 Dr Lf « 7354. Boe ewes em, ia, Palpie iy. 8 Naseau + tree: Watts’ Nervous ‘ EY®y, woTuen’s ‘Ware this book smectalh ee for ail com tee for heer ja