The New York Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1850, Page 8

Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Purcapacrauta, Nov. 18, 1850. Opening of the U. 8. District Cowt—Charge Re- latwe to the Fugitive Law—Vinting Firemen— New Mail Line to Baltimore, §. One of the principal topics of discussion here, this afternoon, is the charge of Judge Kane to the Grand Jury, on the opening of the Novemberterm of the U. S. District Court. The subject on which the weate—the Fugitive Slave law—is ably handled, and the danger of interfering with a Marshal, in bs Toms his duty, will at once be per- Bowerd fie company, of Baltimore, will ar- ef comprehending the importance of the trust mitted to them, and of understanding that legislative privileges conferred on them, are for the the inbabitants of thet spirit ef enterprise by the exercise of which alone they ean hope to advance in a opinion that the Northern railroad to Lake Huron, if made, would not pay one per cent. The rush over rye in he ara ree Es tine af. | tbe alle, from this side of Lake Ontario, would be poet oe be is to be a grand parade of our fire- | ach that the passengers and freight could scarcely on the occasion of the reception here of the ‘Hose, of yourcity. Twenty-eight of ‘jourcompanies have signified their intention of join- be CY the escort. and after the first of December next, a mail Yrain for Baltimore is to leave this city, daily, Cept Sundays, after the arrival ofthe mail line hoon our city. This will enable travellers who leave New York at nine o’clock, A. M., to Cy : 3 same night in Washington; or, if bound to West, to reach Cumberland by daylight the mk morning. be all taken, letting alone the immense trot way business which must necessarily exist for s rail- road passing through « country the most fertile in America, one county of which contains upwards of one hundred thousand inhabitants. It would be charity, wore the railroad companies in this and the two adjoining States to invite the members of the Council of Toronte to visit their railroads, so that they might acquire that information of which they are now so deplorably ignorant, with respect to the cost of railroads, the means mode of their con- Hoxrwie Svicipx.—Freeman Tucker, an old resident near Montezuma, Pike county, i was found dead in his bed, on the morning of the 5th inst. He had spent the night alone ia Yo house, and in a fit of mama potu, as is supposed, he seat himself on the floer, cut open his abdomen, mek out his intestines, and cut them off in exact len; until he had obtained five pieces. He then Taleed himeelf up, as the prints ef Ris bloody hands on the floor plainly attested, laid his knife on the table, aud went to his bed, where he was found on the followi lowing means quite dead. The doggery keeper at Montezuma, whe had regularly furnished Tuck- er with liquor, on hearing of his horrid ead, imme- diately looked at his account book, and very coolly remarked that he had lost “two dollars and a quarter” by the eperation. Verily, he shall have his reward.--Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. 14. —— MONEY MARKET. Mownar, November 18—6 P. M. The stock market opened much more buoyant this gnorning, tham we anticipated from the complexion of things in Wall street at the close of the market on Saturday. Monday being usually blue day among fancy stock speculators, the buoyancy exhibited at the first board was indicative of an upward move- ment during the week. When we look at the immense amount of stock put upon the market, it is » matter ©f considerable astenishment to us that prices hi ven been so well sustained. It shows not enly cond- dence among purchasers, but it shows that facilities for carrying these stocks must be easily and cheaply @btained. The season has, however, pretty well ad- ‘vanced, and the prebability is that within a few weeks, we shall be in the midst of dull times. We do not Jook for any important depreciation in the leading fancies, as the prospect in relation to many of them is too flattering to lose sight of, or to saerifice by Premature disporal of stock. Another Celifornia steamer will be along in a few days, whem another remittance of gold dust amounting to two or three millions of dollars, will come to hand. It isimpossible to resist the influence of this enormous importation of gold, and we ehall probably seo the effect in the steadi- mess with which prices will be sustained, or the steady improvement realized in prices for property generally. The traffic of all our railroad companies during the part year, has no doubt been'stimulated by the eir- culation of California gold among the producing class- es, and the prosperity of the country generally; and the increased receipts, with the improvements made in the mode of management, have been of great bene- ‘Bt im placing their affairs upon a better basis. So far, we can speak from facts and figures; but whether this greet and favorable change wil continue to be perma- ment is another question entirely--one whioh time only will determine. This year cur railrouds have done well, and the economy and judgment used in the ad- ministration of their affairs, will go a great way to- wards removing the effect of mismanng: former years. At the first board to-day, Canton Co. adv: per cent; Farmers’ Loan, 4; Erie R.R., \; Reading H.R. . A larger portion than usual of the transac- tions, to-day, were for cash, which looks as though the struction, the amount of business done upon them, amount of dividends paid to stockholders, the advan- tage or disadvantage of running during the winter months, when all navigation is closed, &o.,&0. Wesay it would be ebarity, were the companies in question to give the Council in question such an iavitation, in which theg are themselves much interested, for the reason that the railroad across the portage from To- ronto to Lake Huron is necessarily an important link in the great chain of communication, to connect, by the shortest route, the great inland seas of North America. In this point of view, the oulpable epathy of the Council of Toronto to use the important powers wisely conferred on them by the Legislature, affects not only their own prosperity and that of the adjoin- ing counties in Canada, but it also affects the interests of these States in a considerable degree. rie RR Perper’ SBIRVIIAVS: eG ce GR oo. CITY TRADE REPORT. Mownvar, Nov. li Annxs.—There was an active inquiry with sales ef 140 bbis , at $6 1235 fo pow end $5 81 fer peszle The exports of all kinds, from the 9th te 16th it ReapsTUrrs.—Flour—There was « wet Eastern ‘and city trade inquiry for the low des of State ana Western flour, and prices better. There was 22,000 bl perfine; with ew t ane ) ae a and fd ‘at $5 a $5 06. Holders of Cansdi ai were somewhat am but prices were Some 1,500 bbls. 4 hands, ip bond 4; $4 Dears were taking in many of their shorts. pT py | fae was Jn better'r ee 7 etifier. jot of jae sold, at $5a jor The revcipte at the office of the Assistant Treasurer | Cited do straight brands Alexerdriae Baitinore, ‘©f this port, to-day, amounted to $06,257; $60,210 91—balenoe, $3,108,077 88. ‘Thas far, the demand forexchange for remittance Dy tho packet leaving this port on Wednesday, has Deen quite limited. We have reduced our quotations payments, | Georgetown, and Peter: Fiour was firm urgh. ‘The market for Itye quotations, with sales of Indian Corn Meal was quiet, descriptions of Wheat were ( transactions in domestic stricted for want of supply, id holders have ed to for sterling bills. We mow quote on London 95; a 10 pee cent premium; on Paris, Sf 18% a Gf. 175; Ham- burg, 96 © 964s; Bremen, $0 s 80; Amsterdam, | Saturday " ay hse. cite’ 2 eo buchelé white Michigan. a¢ $1 15 4 The Bartlet Steam Millehave declared a semiannual | fs yan ae ele, WES ‘y isi The dividend of three per cent In the course of our remarks to Southern planters, aiter the inspection of the stated that we were cognizant of the @ discretionary orders to purchase cotton freely, had beem tranemitted by the telegraph Ze all the prominent Bouthern ports interior de- pots, euch ss Memphis, Tenn; Montgomery, Ala; Ma- con, Augusta, and Columbus, Ga; Cheraw and Colum- ia, 8.0, &o, We based our remarks en the presence of an extraordinary number of English agents in this @ity for the last two weeks, none of whom cenfossed to tingle order for cotton. What astonishos in with sales of Barley wae very scarce, and the onl of was one of 250 bushels Pri market for article was less buoy: 4o)c0.; and Jersey at 41 9 4334 ty Soe ee 300 buahelns at By held was firm, with all lots Java of Jerse: Toh a tie.” Sil quarters, to-day, po ‘To-morrow we will the face of those professions, is the vast amount of mbtons ot Ee iar acksenay wil ills of exchange they are flooding Wall street with. as 6 startling then is erally We At they had not been extensive buyers, sub rose, by tele- graph. Asan instance of our correctness, we solicit attemtion to the telegraphic despatches from New Or- Keane, of Saturday's business—three in ber—two @tated that the market was dull and nothing doing. Wow we know that purehases of 10,000 balos were made. we have reason to believe the sales were not a Dale under 20,000 bales on that day, and that prices closed \ higher. All over the South the same game as been played, although, doubtless, the quote a steady demand at our figures. Lavemroo. ATION. Dought will be comeealed for four or five days, as it is . oustomary for sellers at all the shipping ports to con- | Liverpool light nea Fe | eral eales at the request of buyers, where the promul- | wheat 44d. was offered. Cotton was nominal at 6-02 gation of it would intertere with freight engagements, bills, Ac. We have cautioned our Southern friends early, and it is their own fault if John Ball picks them wp. The orders irom Murope, this year, will nearly all de without Limite- say discretionary, and we one reason to believe that early purehases will be tl ight at 17s. 64.; tleroe beef was For 6 of wheat was it $6. jas improved for M_ I. raisi his erop; thereto, ihe plain that the power fe held actery at fai he | by the Southern planter. Three millions of beles are 260 bbls. curr ite) at ek A absolutely required from the United States to keep the Spindles now running motion for the next tweive- months, as we explained a few days ago, on the best spinning authority in Great Britain, Messrs. Du Pay ca lemons was 62% —Mackerel wero steady, with ales of 480 bbls 1; $9 12% for No. 2 and & Co., of Manchester kot was @ little Dit firmer, wit The Comandaigua and Corning Railroad is likely to fern end Western at 14 0200. per be completed within the time prom: by the con- Was a moderate demand for arectors. About ume- half of the road has already been graded and prepared for the track. It is expected that ‘the completion of the line will be celebrated on the 4th of Joly next. ‘The contractors for building the road from Attics to Florneliaville, have waderiet thirteen miles of the road. This rud-contract extends from Attica to the north line of Warsaw, and the sub-ccntractors, we under- #tand. are ready to commence the work as soon as the Burveys are completed. The surveyors are now upon the route, locating the centre of the roadjtor the whole distance, The survey is to be completed, and a plans laid before the direeturs at their meeting riees were casio: 80 done to-day, yet mn: Wilmington rosin at $1 3, wil oath, — bbls, Lard olf was ten of Bat pales closing slledya oii 035 for dalo, onthe 27th inet. At that meeting the particular 62% for pi Beef was in Inonty re All the business, preliminary | better, with sales of 500 barrel $78 $7 ‘to breaking the ground, ie to be complet and tl the work under the contracts will be commenced im mediately. The Northern Railroad from Toronto, to connect Jakes Ontario, Bimooe, and Huron by an iron band continues to be warmly advocated, and by none more irenuourly than by Mr. Capisol, the indefatigable manager of the company—a gentleman of enlightened who seems to have been providentiaily “ lo- at Toronto, to impart light to its benighted in- habitants, It is riekening beyond measure to look ‘over the accounts in the Toronto papers of the sayings of the members who compose the il of that city, en the subject of the railroad. In such body, we might expect to men of intelligence and inde- pendence; but from their conversation, it is obvious that they possess littie of either. The Legislatare of the province has conferred extraordinary powers upon them, for the express purpose of assisting to build this railroad; but they have not the nerve to carry into ef- feot the purposes of the act, nor do we believe, from ‘the ovidemoes before us, that they have the capacity to comprehend them. Looking at the position of Toronto on the map, she ocoupies & place of to» much impor. rt a $8 75 piorer was lees activity in tl while prices have not varied, A lot’ jo.a T7¢¢.—the latter for s very or was se reported on Sa $00 each, & by 100, $120; 6 lote on Robin between West Fourth and West Flith strost, $40 each, lots on Robin street, between Wert Fifth and P $100 ach. 5 by 10, $400; 3 lote on Plum, between West Third Weert Fourth street, $100 each, 3 by 100, $108 each, 3 by 100, $515. Report of sale ot lote at Dw at the termination of the Erie Nailroad on Lake Brie, x litem, auetioncers. Nov. 18, 1860. irk, 00. $400; * | plier N retty active, while prime - ay good de- | © 6s, 10,79 Neves 9%, “L00 a ‘eb a pea Sanaa bhatt ‘conmeretel on 4): 16.000. at 800. a 88e. bacon sold at are increasin; lard, TXc. at 1le. nerallyai The deman held at $3 75; moderate ing gan, ond T5c. Freight ‘to A! and to New ¥ $4 81 Btate, 4 $1 20 Cor ik, O46; 10 York a Flour—Ordinary brands are held at $4 75. corn have been made to the extent of 20,000 bushels, Wheat is selling at 650. a 850. $3 80 0 $3 90. 87090. Freights, to New Orleans, are—Flour, 60c.; pork, 8¢; hemp, 7c. The river measures eight feet. Bominal, at 50c. wa of buy: at 690. 2 69360. for mi: bar! Stock Boar ¢$880 Baltimore Ge, Ohio RR bonds, 1867, 925: 10 ahs ‘Cumberland RR, Telegraphic F Reports. New Oxceans, November 18, 1850. Sales of Oats are at 32c. 100 sides of ordinary INe., and 6i<c. for shoulders. Receipts 1g. Mose pork sells at $11 80. Prime Whiskey is declining; sales of 500 barrels at 25sec. a 25%, 2,000 bags Rio coffee have been sold 8r. Louis, Nov. 18, 1850. Flour, good brands, Corn is in demand at 55e. a 60c. Hemp, Cincinsati, Nov, 18—7 P.M. Flour ie firm, with a good demand. Grain, gene- rally is dull. The river is rising, and business is active. ‘We had a severe frost here last night. Drovers, ge- packil and towards the close $3 60 was refased;—prices are tending upwards, as there ai 1,000 hogs have been sold at $3 60, few in. Burrato, November 18, 1850, d for flour this morning, was light, at Saturday's rates, and sales were limited. Michigan fancy, $3 35; Ohio, $3 87. There isa uiry for wheat. at 8¢c s 87c. for Michi- forred The corn market is heavy aad 100 bbis. of Ohio whiskey sold at 25c. ibany, this morning, for flour, was 76c., ork, 87e. Avrany, Noy. 18—1i¢ P.M. ‘The receipts since Saturday have been as follows:— 96,000 barrels; wh: bushels; barley, 13.000 bushels. ness doing in flour. The sales comprise 2,000 barrels at ure Genesee; $4 50 a $4 62 for 8,000 bushels; corn, 1,500 There is a good bust- ight 0 8 $4 O2ior Michigan. Wheat is held and the sales have enly been {Geneseo at $1 ls. Holders are aking is in fair request, with salen of 7.000 bush xed Western. 7,000 bushels of 99¢ 2 100c. for two rowed. s bave been 10,000 bushels at rm, a a ‘ Pie whiskey is going in small quan- Chances FH ann W. Brevce. On the 17th W. Aves, Prevenice @ On Monday, brain, Buia Fintedelps, ‘The friends attend the 1 George H. Rose © clock, from be taken te nds to attend the o'clock, from out >The relatiy fully invited 19th inet, at tation years, His friends, 0th yeur of James and F | @cloek, from months. | those ot her ternoom, at 3 On Bunda R., wife of to atte or atharine gr. The friends { | fomeral, this (T the residence | tom street. On the 18th | Sener Me itis fumerst | at 2 o'clock, | street, The trie | Invited to atte Orleans InN dosmua, feph Rate In the City and County of Mer ea Ww Weekly RB 60. $120; 2 tn tance to have her interests committed to the care of gach short-sighted individuals. The City Connell Dowds be comnpoons ot mon of enlarged views, capable On the 17th inst. ose of New York, to dirand Marwedel, Esq., of this cit, At the residence of the Hon. (in), on the Bist ult, by the Rev. E to (Wednesday.) at 10 0" to Greenwood for interment. Philadelphia papers please cop: On Monday morning, 18th jm, “Many Axx, wife of Un Monday evening, aged 10 yeara, 6 mont On Monday morning, Connvetivs Hanive, corner Thirtieth street and Ninth av | _ On the 18th inst., of dropsy, Jars Kavavacn, im the ‘The relatives and Third ave On Monday, 18th inst., of croup, Toa Kenn, dm ter of Thomas and Mary Anne Kerr, aged 8 years ani 0 fully invited to attend her funeral, this (Tucsda: Rev. Mr. Chase, Jos so tasan it Caner; etticiaew- by ‘t, Conn. On the 17th inst., by the Rey. C.F. E. Stohlman, resren. to Aorenia, third daughter of Fer- , Mendota, jell, Liew to Miss Racnanc E. inst , by the Rev. 8. H. Meeker, Mr. R. Miss Avetia W. Hvcnes, youngest Hughes, Esq., all of Williams- 0 10th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Adams, Mvunin, to Mies Mansa Frnovsos, u. wi hay D. Jounsox,, U.S.A the sth test inst , of congestion of the OwLaNn, only ebild of John D. and Mary ‘and grand-daughter of Jobm W. Kelly, of years 8 months, and 18 days. sof the mt, respectfully invited to Wile Feluains wit be taken ‘The fetends ci the famfly are requested to attend the funeral service, on Tuesda: afternoon, at half past 3 her late iesidence, No. 112 iret street. On Wednesday morving, at § o'clock, her remains will J., for interment. isth inst., Turovone A, Barar, and 24 days and relatives of the family are invited funeral, on Wednesday atternoon. at 1 his late residence, No. 211 Ca aal street, onday, 18th inst, Dren Krouroy, aged 5: es and friends of the family are respect- to attend his funeral, on Tuesday, the 4P. M., from his late residence, corner of Third street and Second avenue, without further invi- aged 31 andthe friends of his family. are eoties to attend bis funeral, at Parsippany, Morris county, N. J.,on Wednesday. Nov. 20 ‘On the 18th inst,, Bun rele of John Martin, (baker,) | aged 47 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the famil; are respect- ‘uneral, on Wednesday, the M.. from her late residence, ue, his friends of the famil; rancis Vorter. are rerpec' and also of ly invited to attend bis funeral, thie (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 his late residence, 125th street, Harlem, | The friends and acquaintances of the family, and are respec! poet: ) al o'clock, from the residence of ber father, grandiatner, Jobn Straban, 45 Monroe street, corner Market morning, 17th inst., in her 63d year, Anna ‘eorge C. Thomas. Iler remains will betakento Elizabethtown for in- terment, Sy 4 bt In Brooklyn, on the 18th inst. Eowann Jonx, aged S years, 8 mopthsand ten days, son of Charles and it. ll o'clock boat, nd friends are invited ‘The relatt Hervey. of the family are Lagoyh to bean ag the ‘ureday) noon, . from of his father, Clinton arenes os Fal- inst. Jour McDowaun, sen of James Donald, aged 7 years, 4 months and 24 till Leke place this (Taceday) efterneon, bi residence, 100 Goid nintances ace reepeottully after a fow hours sickness, 13 months, only child of Sarah and Jo- rt of Deaths York, from te 9th day of ember, 1880, v1 $2 Gina eokly Re ber te the 1th day jomen. 43, cunuacernane= nw t-enwenawens B of Deaths and Interment , for the wook ending Nov. 16, 186% DIRRANRS MARITING INTELLIGERNOG Port of New York, November 19, 1850. oo Flees i Blas inom wares: agel hing gar eat EE eh hye 2 eo. fe ees eee Norfolk, Sear Clark, eka ey 2 Seren & On Want Degas, See |e ere Co. a 26 days, with maho- jerson, fee. 27 with Bie ty in a benvg gale of wind, look vert of deekload, snd larboard. nd aft, At 2 = squall of Laat oy Tain, went ashore om ite the quarant ig tye Robbins, Se Reet 6 apt) molasses, te Young & Hawkins, vessel to very heav: ary nenther duzing the Fersuis (Br), to Bavermoyer & from Oct 31 to Nov 6 Ta experienced a heavy gale atried ‘away ae af other damage. Dov I, lat der, oloso reat ‘han ia are Sea 9 ‘or New Fork 9 lower, Sheer, from Wil 3 Brig Rameon, ‘Wheeler, st warks, 30 D Hurlbut & Co. Has had hee 81, H 8b tock & very er bent for a foresail Brie lopber. x, weal fre from eetayeall. No, 12 days, with id toy cington, iiss Supislenced Neary weather ‘cu tho posseger tario, Kettri Charleston, 5 days, with cot- to H Holdrede Jr. (The Q arrived on Sunday Pilatka, Fla, 10 rhies, Jacksonvi vagrd Br ielne Gritia, Charleston, 14 days, with cotton, to N cet Dad, Somers, Savannah, 8 days, with cotton, to mas- ‘Kebr Globe, vars Wilmington, NC, 3 days, with naval stor Norfolk, 5 da her Virgina” OF Off Capes of Delaware, or. Sebr Mery ion, Ward, ar Dix, Doughty. Virginia, 3 days. hoer, Behr Joba Ship Robert Kelley, Rye ftom Havre, Oct 16, with ‘and passengers, jaribu: i Ugh ich ‘Pratt, from Antwerp, with mdse, to jurtbat Bhi ED EbigMazatven, Tyler, 82 days from Liverpool, with mdse, ‘hip Hermione, —, trom Bremen, with mdse, to Paven= stadt & Senumach: Ship Queen of the West, Hallett, from Liverpool, with wilee, to Grinnell, Mint: acole, Foster, fro Orleans, with cotton, &e, te Pisnip B Bucklin Charleston. Berk Henne, M' Wait, Td daye trom Sevannah, io 10 daye from Savannah. Also, twe ship, three beige, w unknown. pein giar Mepebie, bark Grafton (of Boston), from aemelen rerortea a’below im the morning pa~ ere, axe still below. Rerv erty Sate. race Ages Newbers, NC, at 4 ax, ther vousel h mainoeil, unshipped mainboom, st the waist, and carr’ wards Tobed to the ae Disagren—Br East River, was run into ing, eerryipy Tag eae 4 a Wan lat BLA Sees ore ° Ts revenue Morris, Lien ng, nepection tt te ee Dry kf immediately rdered into active Nov 15—Wind 41 6 te wae ‘a juring the day from W to WNW, olosr, and Telegraphic Marine Nov 18. Barks Adclia R. and Elm, Phiindelpni Emma, ‘f pt 17; Francis Jane, Nass: 6th; andov Ta Dusen “Failed Glasrow,, sobre Albi 4 von, ring, Albany; Cambridge, W — te. NY: a. = 4 Heels Pi Pield, etgsienay De a; sehre toore; L I Nickerson, phinsdeinh _ Arrived—Sohr Baits Bi eared 25th. 2 Bascon, Novy 16. Hear , vet p Filkng And schr Ellen Date, Balled—Sebrs Dacotsh, and Expedite Poiied sa “x prion Nev oS Artived—Schr Erie, NYork. shes hi se Arrived—Brigt Eeenygs: Eagle, NYork; sehr Oregon, jovrnmwor, Nov 16. A dg > Soles He th Ws wel J Thompson, and J iP irs Win L. Dayion. Philadalphis; sloope Wan If Bowen, Dischstene, Hadiaas, oad Obatiea, © ria jow 16. wae, Ni Arrived—Sehr Globe, New Yor}; 17th, okt ‘Phebe ‘Baxter, Philadelphia, ~~ were reign Malls, Bags of Seamer Airios, for Li I, will close at inst, et 10% oa Letter Bago of stonmer Warhii ye, for Southampton and Bremen: will close at the Reading on Wednesday, 20th tien ean ‘be pre: paid at the absve office, to any part of a ‘The above Letter Bage are also at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall street, Herald Marine 06. Sr Quonoxs (Bermuda), Nov 4. No Am vessels has there been any since two, whieh carried th to your eity, Br brige Susan, from West indies, are here, in distress, leak A hoary als has teen blowing for the Inst two days. Prosom rca, Nov 18—PM. Astivet- Date, Logan, Tre Bestor + lero jo) sehre Guilesord. By jee aa Inc Sara! ‘Neveu, Bas Jersey City. Bs Ba A Guacieaton.14sh, from ‘aw sume day, wallostanding in, te the “Norehward cf Bhip Bar remaine hours, bet finally got off Rich vibe Soe Pilot. The vessel apparently vom Ercan Oe neo 8, wit! oui, in tow Ot pilot coe wen, with Qe ¢ beach, at | hong Branch, NJ, to pre ‘essel will M prove ® total wreek; nile, rigging, jo Ty ctieg, ‘Ro, saved. four Hasintom, Dayton, from NYork for Alexandcia, Baht of 11th inét, on Upper Cedar Point Shonis, ‘tenmer had gone te her assistamees ten py howe Lord, at Baltimore from Portlend, on 11th ym, off the Potor U 8 stoamor, MAS, Was run into b; ‘main topmast carried sway, vestdes sO Wilder 0 butter, (176 mouth of the slip between’ plers ter Nasean, Oot 20, states that hip Lahigh, wee Seasiy re-om= oe v the prey a the underwriters barke jor away nest ‘would be mostly in g damaged state. The tohr Daring ook’ portio of it to fax om the pa ey ye PAG Fc anltad Teor] me Gaps Bh, Soe Pervementay strane rom |, was fallen in on the Meh alt, steortny away. bee Livan root, ‘Whalemen; ae Meariem or Dolphin (new, 226 tons), Cut~ fiece Ga Tombs, Sept 22, Lafayette (of Warren), Borton, 750 oy strong from "aroatun’ Sapeis, Int 20 N, lon, ship Chas Frederisk, of NBedford, cruising. Spoken. cage bie SE SS, on Lien ett, no 1p D lat snip A ee ig a quite Boueeat Skolfeld, from Liverpool for Mobile, Oot 20, ‘Nov 9—tn por, ship Maria Toerera, nga: m3 ‘dentio: Lamb, from Antwerp for NYork, Oot 27, lat re! a Goathine, teem Liverpesl for Philadelphia, on Pts oat Tog be it Denis, from Havre for NYork, Oot —, Int 49, 1on | Bi, arin rerpoe} for N York, Oot 20, 1st 4, lon 1, z its sorton 2 i Rasy ae Re oy jet ator 20 days trom | £ Nez. ae Calvert, oe ee ton nets ee rete 6 day pears ra at; sxgering BSW (wind ESE). was | 40 Cae OMICS S06 tou edo oe Tom nie Teneo for York, ane Brit ea ihcepescerect comeo sae “eo 7 trom Charleston for Windies, was passed Nov | 20; Olmbre bd ne! FOR CALIFORN| Banna Hence (Aug iS) for SFrancisce, Sept | (*ndtld for N) sasha , art ton. Be t omens i Meee, ea, ‘ar Biokert brig alfred ie at Se denen, Beton ne Oct Beare are Virginia Ann, Peruet, Char Pebates, for NY ork, soon; see “i anaa, Mev in jewton, ;, Virginia Ana, for’ wod to sea Ttb, bark ton iy Besse oe ore bre Fa con (Be), Pitt, for NYork, in7 cl Bink Bary ty Dale a ye. by eohr Fs ‘Sere Lee sy! tt wind ther acura, Petter, and Arno, Colby, Den: ish France, zor ate By meeien, Seth aay wie ‘are, hyd at town, "iieerene Menken’ waar sere 4 Bears, | phitadeiphi Perk Joh Gaakio, Ra Rynes fer de, one ‘Sieur ors cee era w ira aE ®, Oot tans om Fer 29thy * India (aah ‘Willis, sim; Gellatly, BFranci Palondar, for Boston! | ya 74% ieizinelo (ie Botarland, Ly i Rae aS cae must on Poe York; ia Hofetat, do. itd Virgins: Hover aDin, neve, ay jeans Se sso, Metoher, Cunacan, a ~4 alate ee Sie fy FODg; San 5 ices vi ‘ils Xouophon, Mo: . Vee Can Beit Dyer, Toke waar fen | Fe aie arte mae fae Timtortos, NC; aa fone from Sar IND; Aver cs com Favan orn2a: Tonquin, Fiekett, for | Vier sin. ‘Ohien for i Havre, Wm Wa , fOr eaten it abt Eile, Killman, | Gourgis. Mills, for Hs ao ieee Dear, Oot Sgr Mary | eae ree Qpsdec for London, fer Heston ay Goudie, ee ope v tons, Wybare (or ait, 3h Sur tor Bane dea Beotland, ‘Perey, de Yor dor Gilberts Hine dike. i a ea del cok Jensen, for sie NO DE Pata Mrician fa B otinee: | $8 barns rig, Hemet Do ces rR, 2 ad eee Gexoa, Oct 26—Bark M chard, tor ra slau, King, dogs SH Holme ogee Bee ptetz:, soon, oad fora paris the United States, proba JARWicK, Oct 29—Arr Adonis(s), Lo from Bremen, with the passengers Fred oy lO—nare sohe Maris Yon, Mallon: a Nov 15—Arr steamship Canada, Harrison, from penaay I rx, (aad Te Toit for Liverpool at 8 au). Cia deh, | T9gk, Cid sche, NG, ov care Teeasneee, Geb $0-yhsz Janes alder, Petite, end Grien, | Siseiar hetason mide: 4 gw ew Pickart Conner, Ghattanton: Yecmany Purdon, sens, Say it, Gout He ‘Chee i ill, Brapots, N . rea aid Rov ipa Frasier, California; Chases, Wise, abe, Perkins, Bath. ‘leans; Del Doane, N Yor! ‘Cid Siet, La; ia Si Dy and Britannia, Cou Raserenag Rel geieane! Po rma ary etre Serna Bo in the river outward bound, Dongnenes, Kerr, for mete Springticld, Rey, Passe a Brel ‘and ary ‘Lean, NYerks both Bentley, Cuaci binsen, Staten |i 5 Gleason, B By ‘Adv at 0.21 inst, Europa eb 4 rr iad and ics tHe 08, Cay it detent Care terveni nner aes aay Se il, P Longworth Mrs mleatoss. yo OSPREY, FOR cu RLESTON, 8. a ahip O# .T. Marshall, Com: a hos 2: tie foo of Loma ber 28, at yee! ith Mary Hi for Chariesion 5th; ab, prem, ‘and es Oni aby, “dos 34 ti Sa as techy aaa Bedccis, Banneiman, do seretg | 2 Vievinie, Thompeon,, and Careline Nesmith, enuavery ae with gesrgter; cscctamun (2007 tons), Rathbene, for ACIFIC MAIL STRAMS! COMPANT.—TER PUB. P lic are informed that aed we st fe ti TERI forging, Par Sa ace vy Hoiemesh Company, steamers inspected vt eet Boysen, Cherfostoa; Victor, Bateimors; Pay asap an Sau Tonnow, Nov 1—Rvtd inward, Barkshire Bait cv a Afteonth days of exch month uniess rained by was oon rece fet inst, on, Purington, for Boston, | gecident or the non-srrival of the mails at Ayah Sie sent orthumber ri of he frat of the month will touch at Aespaliee | ees pany rit peas Southam eos San Bla a, San Diego, and Monterey. wet — LL ee y f; y month will Avapulos, bao HORN, pail, Oa awn for NY Rett reuip ona rend, mI us ‘Caroline, Fs i a nearly yi brag C Re de, bet Ban Pilon Eetigoapetlatt ft free Marly ae me and Sa = Se cal Licker eears es he Hie Pan Tedellion, and are orgiutooe to have. ‘dae aiuer ns Picroe, for Palermo and oe x Sarah Olney, Remick, (or Roston x Evoty aicn Was tome Tork oii Tiel fee aes Boi on ‘New aaa hai oe av Prine! tht Terr tchr Mary Clinton, Boston; rit fork 2 days yey; Eawina, Ro- Ee, ch Benner, Merton. fg. Boston 2 days; Norfolk Py Pour Penile trom abe CC a and Queen, NY ork, pe AB es save chatleeien a 81a oth, EES Keres pens, NYork, and ane hored . ievrenat, pre Rap bow g| Columbus Belen — Rovam, Conse, pet p - Dall Pa V3 kat tases gine seilien, ort oth tor ‘ponte, me, idee deigae tantinesle, now steted to hove ars 10th, before MEDICAL. COOPER, 4 SO0Ores, 1 Boas HAS, ‘yor Tam bo have been seen on the STREET, H. od his practice to the ah , artes to haw Gth, off cape ose Prom, Oct 2s Helene Sloman (2), Hamburg Di. for eorrnae ment a bd other diseases. on YA cure the oiens Sashes 14 Gateshead, Gladstone, SFrancivoo; | PEST Hee sees Sect cat eee mild cases removed tm 0 NO PAY.—DR. CORITT, 19 DUANE ST. N°.cy wey on the treatinen: yA top and Maar same lay Yor Mediitarrancaa ay pes ge Ze De: 6. to eure 4ne wors ves I for Bos ioe “htm frie har een Haatine Form of ih Ceca. Recent cance eured in three dae. Ne i'r hag ~1 Oct 2—Arr bri; ey fat . — 79; Haves, Baltimore, vid 2st ae bea Ulipper, 0 CoRR, NO CHARGOR—D@. MURPRY BAS Re- Te. t ‘Chatham, .. 2% Roose ris street, Ships John P Marward, Andros, for Liv- es bak 3 ohn Gace, Nlohole to a ET ye; nema. Ost 32-14 Hartley, BS aE rete Ten Nostcabere) teat, Drs ice ‘@ bex, cannot Ve beaten. N, Water, Oct ork. TREATMENT OF PRIVATE »I8- by Meee ion withows ‘aliecti iy browse on by eines with the lovel pesneayy fare thousands who caanes be oured MOR! aa — TO CURB cE tee | cht rica AMbott Bawrenre, now, do; cohre Tangent, W enton 5 Gipiomn in bis omec, 2005 §XX3 Si pertn ow! pari are ae Bet: (oper m Saturday for pew cbenk bia Rp ihm ‘iow m ertian for Tors. wo. bri laware; tt Lawren Ben, oop bree eta Beats sad cihers; and trom hae « i; jecla. Yate sobre Oliver, Sod and Con- id, d 14th for Boston tor wit warrant a peehee ‘Bulla : 127 Row ist striotly private, and w: ne MORTAMORE ears of ease tee y Koenig Pic 7 ey, Soars Gen, TEs “Sasataae c pene’, bie? res rat Higa nue Key. Wo and Havana; | Jory wine e aay Fiz, Catharine, Wilson, HYerk; bets ilebury, ; | ae Nov 14—8hi Teabet (, Hine, for Byceee, ree York, Apron OF THE “PRACTICAL FRE x aa Py ee ee bene, ier from 1: Ove sea Eo inmonte te Ris ats Fated fei nae seit Site Bot a ‘ ‘ y rendyy Coniath, Nov oper, Sarah Jane, Albany; 13th, 7 taint e