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cute this ol jon, on behalf of the people of Cuba, by whatever tion of nationality or form of body Politic they shall hereafter assume, to wit: to wit:— I do, by these presents, for and on behalf of the said people’ ot Cuba, and their successors in government for- ‘ever, and for value received, to pay to — ——, or bearer, in equal annual instalments, at one. two, , four, As | five years, the sum of Two Thousand Dollars, with six per cent interest from data, payable fateably on each annual instalment. until both principal interest be fully paid and disc! ‘And [, the gaid General Narciso Lopez, in virtue of the authority for the promotion of the object aforesaid, do by presents pledge to the said —-——, or bearer, the yublic lands and public property of Cuba, of whatever Kina. and the fiscal resoutoes of the people and govern- ment of Cuba, from whatever source to be derived; and do further pledge the good faith of the people and government of Cuba, in sar for the faithful and obliga ion. I, the of thi Lopez, do hereto affix my signat cog Rey said 2s el m ure of Provisional Goverament) wise is further witnessed by Ambrosio José Gonzales and Jos: Maria Sanchez Yznaga, members of raid “ Patriotic Junta,” and the Hon. Votes- worth Pinckney Smith, Judge of the Su pene Cours of = FEEE Errors and Appeals of the State of Mi ippi. This done and executed in the city of New Orleans and State of Louisiana, one of the United States of North America, on this 30th day of Apri, A.D. 1850. NAROISO LOPEZ, J. Saxcuez Yewaca, ‘Asnnosto Jose Goxzaurs, ©. P, Situ. $2,000. At the head of this bond is a hanlsome cut of a shield or coat-of arms, (in one division of the field of which, by the way, is % palmetto and stars, sig- nifying we know no: what), surmounted by a libert, cap, and garnished on both sides with dags of di ferent kinds, cannon, trumpets, drums, swords, &s. And at the bottom is an impression of a seal, with the legend Gobierno Provisional. LETYER PROM ONE OF THE BanisHED Cupan Pat- SONERS.—The Charleston (S. C.) News, publishes the following extract of a letter from one of the parties, sent to Spain, from Cuba, to his mother in that city :— se City Prison, Havana, Sept. 9, 1851. Dear Mother—I should not have written to you from this place, when my means and conveni- ences are so cramped, but should have waited until T could find leisure to give you a narrative of allmy adventures, but that I thought best to relieve your anxiety immediately, and to inform you of my per- fect #1 and most excellent good health. True, | 45) I know of more comfortable situations than the hard | floor of a prison; but taking all things into conside- ration, and instituting a comparison with what | suffered with Lopez in the mountains, [ think [am justified in saying that | am quite comfortable; all events, I am well satisfied. Our destination Spain, to which we depart to-morrow night. I wish you to address whatever you may desire to send me to the care of the American Minister, or rather make an enclosure to his address. 1 wsh xu to address a note of thanks to Mr. William Sidney Smith, British Consulate at this city, the many kindnesses he has Gone me while have been imprisoned here. Our own Consul has been singularly neglectful of us, and 1 have no doubt will be rowed up Salt River by the Americans, and doubtless recalled. Do this, and you will be rendering me an especial service. I desire particularly that you will not suf- fer from anxiety on my account, as there is nothing in the world to alarm you further than the prospect of a short imprisonment in the Spanish provinces. Our minister will doubtless procure our speedy re- Jease, and if 1 am blessed with life and strength, I have no doubt I will send the noxt 4th of July with ou in Charleston. At all eventa, 1 preserve good alth and uninterrupted chee: and feel most of a speedy liberation. Our adventures whi ith Lopez were scaling, our sufferiags ter- rible. [f I have time on board ship, | will write them out ~ same and forward oe oe. fi must brin, strag; epistle to a close, be; ging a pin agg well olrng friends and . tives. My love particularly to father, sister, brother, and Frank, and for yourself accept the asturances of a never changing devotion from t Your affectionate son, Epowin Q. Bet. Cor. BuuMENTHAL oF THE CuBAN Exrgortion,— This gentleman, the Havana Diario says, is a Pree leo of French extraction. fe was the son of & ier, following whose example, at a very early age, he entered the Prussian army. Subse quently he went to Peland, and served in the country during the abortive attempt at revolution, after which he proceeded to Arabis, and there serv- ed under the flag of Mehemet Ali. After that, he continued for come timo in the service of the Sul- tan, after which, 1847, he went to Paris to see his family. Shortly afterwards, the Hungarian insur- rection commenced, and, true to the instincts of his adventurous disposition, Blumenthal soon found himself in the H ian armies, in which he sory: ed until the do of Comorn terminated the un- equal le. He then resolved to come to the United a na og sng eb yz York, he assumed fession of @ teasher of lauguages; but soon afterwards removed to this ay for tl purpose of joining the Cuba expedition. His sub- sequent adventures are identified with the fortunes of the party under Lopez. Sovrnann Corron Facrories.—There are in full operation at Columbus, (ieorgia, feur cotton mills, with @ ital of $360,000, and mployin 560 hands. In these mills are epee , ani nearly 400 looms. Another cotton mill recently been completed, intended to be worked by slaves, and which is said to be much larger than cither of tae other four, but it bas not yet gone into opora- tion. Ther also in Column dus and its imme- diate vivinit cotton gin manufastory, which turns out 1,200 gins annually, a very extoniive flouring mill, and «wo foundries and machine shops. | In Woodville, ( Miss.,) there is 4,000 spindles. [The Baltic left Liverpool at 1 P.M. on the 17th inst and arrived at her dock in Canal street on the 28th, at 7/4 AM, making the pasrage in 10 days 18% hours, The Africa left Liverpool on the 13th, st 1220 P.M.,"and ar- rived at her dock et Jersey City on the 2th, at T); A M, making the passage in 10 days, 19 hours and 10 minutes: ‘The difference thus in favor of the Baltle is 65 minutes —Bo. Henato.) Lauxen ov a Five Suir—Mesers. Cooper & Butler launched on Saturday, from their yard at Philadelphia, ‘a supertor built ship of 600 tons burthen,jowned by Merers. Williom Mason & Sons, of that city, She is 140 feet on deck, $1 fest beam, and 16 feet hold. Toe modei is of the medium class, she being decigned for a freigit- built under Lhe superiatendenc+ of ‘ay have the command of her. [tis designed to name her the Elica F. Mason, after the Indy of one of ber owners. Groantic New Straw five colossal steamers now nearly ‘Weet India Mail Steampacket Company, is expected to arrive in Southampton water early in November, and Sil joumediately commence ranuing on the main line of the West India mail route scheme, that is, bet ween South - ampton and the Isthmus of Panwas. The Oronoco will shortly sfterwards foliow Amazon It ts provable that the Parana will be the third that will be ready for sea; she leaves'douthampton in a few days, for the Clyde, to have her engines put in. The whole of the five eigan tie steamers will be performing the govermment service \at the latter end of this yearcr the beginning of the next. The Orancco and Magdalene sister ships, built pre- cisely alike. Their superiority in speed, if any, will there. fore entirely don their engines. Ths Jronoco will be engined — japier, of Glasgow, the manufacturer of the engines for Cunard's vessels; and the Magdelona will be engined by Maudsley, London. There is not the flightest doubt but what these eminent mechanicians will 9 their abilities to the atmost to surpass each other in the manufacture of ines for these two steamerst ‘There never was such @ fair opportunity for the Thames ard the Clyde to struggle for supremacy, Seaward & Co. will engine the Amazon. and Caird the Parana and Demerara. The whole of the old fleet of the West India Company, except those ships that are not worth it, will the same state of efficiency as the Teviot. The —The Amazon. one of the rmpieted for the Royal cotton factory, with | L incent to Bi > latent Suneowse patented paddle wheels, which have been found to increase her apeod very conriderably, especially when rhe tx deeply laden —Englsh paper p——At M 7 ip of Light, owned by Fdmued Alien, of F em ployed io the whale fishery, under Wim. Stott, formerly of the Friendship, At Cape Elizabeth, 27th, ship Grecia The fine hip [utermational was lnusched at Kenne- donk, 27th ultimo, by Mesers. Emmons & Littlefield Captain David B , of Provincetown, who will com o t owner. mare Pe. ath alt, by Master Rufus Soule, « fine rhip of 550 tons, called the Oxford, to be commanded in T. 8. Minot. WHOLESALE PRICES OonarctzD Wapmmenary Ocr. 1, poyabie in cash. atered to be sold at the endef ene Vear. 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TITTTTiTT T seeseset gtuSckeesss 8! & TTTTTTTT TT B SiSeeni sl oe we & AR DDD TUS eases! MONKY MAR Weoweapay, Oot. 1-6 P.M. ‘The market opened heavy this morning, and, after the adjournment of the first board, prices became much more depressed. The excitement relative to the non- redemption of uncurrent money, no doubt had a great effect, and was the principal cause of the desline. As soon as it was known that the brokers refased to redeem country mouey of any kind, crowds began to assemble in the street, and holders of bills were anxious to get rid of them at any rate, There are fl sorts of rumors in oir. culation, and the names of half a dozen banks were posted as having failed. It was also reported that the bills of moze thane doren banks had been protested in Albany. What rhe result of all this panic will be, time will determine. The following banks are ail which have actually suspended the redemption of their notes at their agencies; others are reported, but the Gatton for the Famors ‘= Tee ee Bank of New Rochelle, N. Y , secured by United States and New York stocks, and ponds and mortgages. Farmers’ seen ot Mina, Dy ¥., sooured by United States and New York stooks, a1 je and mortgages. James’ Bank, N. Y., seoured United States, New York and Michigan stocks, bond: and mortgages Western Bank, Washington couuty, N. Y., scoured by and United States and New York State stocks, bonds mortgages. There banks have failed to redeem their issues at the agencies ; and they are, therefore, reported as having failed. It ia stated that the bills of more than doxen banks have been protested at Albany by the Metropoli- tan bank. The agencies at Albany offered to give ohesks on New York; but the specie wag demanded, and nothing but specie would be taken. The agents had mo specie, CURRENT. von tux New Yoam | and the protests were made. The country banks feel | has been almost imporsible to make loans on collaterals severely the effect of the course pursued by the Metro- politan Bank, and we fear much difficulty will grow out of it. Our Wall street banks could not long stand such a demand upon them for specie as the Metropolitan Bank makes upon the country banks. We should have more than half a dozen bank failures in Wall street in less than a week, if a demand was made upon the city banks for specYe on their circulation and deposits. If the Me- tropolitan Bank follows up the system adopted, one-half of the banks im the State will be «° *,ed into liquidation. Banks which would bave redeemed every dollar of their issues had they been let alone, or been permitted to do 80, in the old way, will now be compelled to wind up; and in putting their securities onthe market and forcing sales, experience losses, which will fall upon holders of their bills. The Metropolitan Bank can accompllsh all that is necessary by a lees stringent course, particularly in times like these, All the banks, during the depression of confidence, require more or less accommodation from each other, and every effort made to oppress or perse- cute any one or more should be frowned upon by the community at large. No one can, for a moment deny the right of the Metropolitan, or any other bank: to demand of another specie for its promises to pay, bu; all must doubt the policy of so doing under existing circumstances, It would not be advisable to Pay very great shave on these notes. Al- though they are not secured by deposits of United States and New York State focks, the loss on them will not be much. All the suspéuded banks of this State ore worth at least ninety cents on the dollar. Those in the above list secured altogether by United States and New York State stocks, are worth one hundred cents on the dollar, There is no necessity for @ panic, All the excitement will be over ina few days. Those who get frightened and hastily sacrifice their bills, will be the only sufferers. By keeping qujet and cool for a few days the paper currency of our State will be as good as ever, and confidence firmly reinstated. We annex the ciroulation of each of these banks, ac- cording to the latest official returns, It will be seen by this that bill-holders will lose nothing, if they have a lit- tle patience :— Wesrer Baxx, Wasnincton County. Cash on deporit.......... oe New York and United States stoc! Bonds and mortgages, at two: fifths th value of the property. Bonds and mortgages. New York and New York Stocks. Michigan 6's, worth 97 per eent. Circulation tase . Farmers’ Bawx, Mina, Cuavtavaur County. Bonds and mortgaxes, at;two- fifths appraised value$74.000 New York St0ck8.. 6 esseeeeeeseee sees 6,000 $30,228 sees $76,748 $160,000 CiapebAANI cs i ch\s ortcssacesobonans seve o oeee 5 $159,000 Bank’ or New Rocnecue. Securities—Cash on deposit ....... sree 12 $75,000 Bonds and mortgages on real estate, at one-half Of its appraised value........., 66,000 141,000 Circulation .. sohalggi do es vaceee ss At the second board, the stock market was not so firm as at the opening in the morning. The buyers, to-day, were parties able lo carry, and who have confidence in money market was slightly easier to-day, and but for the bank note panic, there is little doubt but the relief would have been sensibly felt. Things will get settled down after » time, and we shall then have a fair start. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer cf this port, to-day, amounted to $04,041 20; payments, $162,663 08—balance, $3,741,663 08. The'receipts of the Erie Railroad for the month o¢ September, 1851, were as follows;— Ene R. mail Totals sssveees Same month, 1850, were LROAD. +++ $103,255 60 see 114,633 + 0+ ++ $306,888 91 +++ 160,017 57 The value of merchandise and amount of specie ex- Pérted from this port, during the month of September, was as apnexed:— Commence or THe Port or New York—Vaive Ponts, Domestic merchandise .. + $2,603 986 | Foreign éo. oo) Do, Dut | Specie... | Total... -995534,448 | It will be seen by this that more than one-half of the eggregate was in specie, The mission of the Ion. Robert J. Walker to Great Britain, is fraught with a vast deal of importance to many of our greatest anc most vital interests ; and we qtust he will accomplish all he has undertaken. His | principal object is the negotiation of about twenty mil- | lions of railroad bonds, issued by the Illinois Centra; Railroad Company. These bonds are secured, not only by the.ordinary mortgage on the whole road, but by | nearly three millions of acres of most fertile land oneach | side of the rosd, which has been given to the company by a special act of Congress, to ensure a speedy construc- tion of the road. ‘These bonds are among the most valu} able in the State of Illinois, and must be before the lapse of many years, worth more than enough to liq uidate the | entire loan now in course of negotiation, The success which has attende’ the Quanctal arrangements made with the bondholders of the State of Iilinois, for securing the payment of interest on the canal bonds by hypo- thecating the canal lands, and the large annual pay- ments made upon the loan negotiated to com- plete the Illinois and Michigyn Canal, must have a favorable influence upon the movements of Mr. Walker, and aid him materially in his negotiations. Of all our securities negotiated abroad, the mortgage bonds expected, but the demand 19 by no'means supplied. It aANUSKEERVS. Samoans Bowens sprang dooney Ao Summaue stocks. Many have, therefore, been LA. santas compelled to put them upon the and realise at | ecntt, 2, Orchestre Boxes, 60 conte. Thu ‘evening, apy sacrifice. Several of the railroad securities of New England have largely depreciated, and the ten- | Grattan; Kathilrai 3 1 om. To dency of things in Boston Pigatcie amis ten- | os teltowed © ‘the comedy of the WELCH G Oliver Panic among | Grifith, Mr. Grithths; Alfred, Mr. Hamilton, Julia, Mes. Yeo: holders of unpreductive stocks. While those who have, | maps. "To conciude with th af TH ROKEN for some time past, been heavy purchasers of these stock, | 8 ORD—Colonel Kigol'o, Mr. Stevens; Katevan; Mr. Good~ all; Myrtillo, Miss Herring; Rosara, Mrs, Mason. Bieaaray tana Drees Circle and Parguette, 5) conta; BUNCH DACK Yulia dite Abbott; Master Walt SenDavidae isater W . 4 by Sige Neti and ie) oe Per TiCoat GOVERN Clover, Mr. Whiting; Mr on speculation, have been compelled to sell at ruinous losses, those who kept aloof when prices were inflated are quietly buying in at the depreciation, and will, in al! probability, make a great deal of money, Railroad bonds have suffered, with all other securities, im conse- quence of the pressure in the money market, and it is utterly impossible to negotiate any new issue, This places some of the New England railroad companies, which have large floating debts, in avery difficult posi- tion, ‘and may lead to greater embarrassments. In relation to the Baltimore money market, the American says :—‘Although the money market continues straightened, there are recent indications which hold out the promise of a gradual retura to a better condition of things. Some of the hanks, we know, are discounting more freely than heretofore, and we believe that all of them will, in due course, be enabled to afford increased facilities to their customers, whose new wants, in the meantime, are being lessened by reason of the general pressure. ‘The committee to whom was referred the valuation by the assessors of the real estate in Kings county, Long Island, have made a report, comparing the vaiuation of 1851 with 1850 :— Vanuror Rat Estate ix Kines County—1850 ayo 1851, | , id Assessors Valua- | jonas amended Increase, | 1851. | | BLRTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRE ORS open at 7; to begin at i O'clock. Dress Cielo and Par- Quette, 80 cents; Second Ter, 25 cents; Private Boxes, $5; Orchestra Se x ‘Thursday evening Oct. 2, will be 1 edy of the JEALOUS WIFE—Lord Beagle, Mr. Burton; Maj. ir. Dyott; Charles Oakley, Koa; Mr. Russet, Mr. Rus: Oakley, Mrs, Warner; ptain O'Cutter, sell; Lady Freelove, Mrs. Dyot Harriott, Miss Weston. To concii SON CRIMES—Fright, Mr. Burt: Mr. Stufiiio, Mr Holman Mrs. Fi NATIONS THEATRE, open at Boxe: tis ON—Andy, Mr. Blanchard Mr. Amold: Shelah Godfrey, Mrs. Michela; Gaute Lacey Mans Colburn, To conelude with THE MIDDY ASHORE —Harry Haleyon, Miso Hathawa, a Tom Cringle, Mr. J.B. 8 a er emanp ORATORIO oF on THURSDAY. Ocr. one 7 TRIPLE A MISS CATHER' HAYES, ‘Miss Maria Leech, Mr. Augustus Braham, and Herr Mengis. PART 1. $3.220,455 00 $127,125 00 ee eee ee tellost—iMise Maria Lassi. | 3,690,550 00 2,189'550 00 7,637,311 80 3'956,410 00 2,481,548 00 | 1,164,175 00 ‘854,638 00 | 1.814.574 00 749,653 00 | 4,183,520 25 880,674 25 4,327,800 00 1,028,680 00 | $40,352,377 05 $7,837,667 05 ; ‘His yoke is easy and his burthen i ++ -Choras ++ $2408.410 $4,949,869 50 $2541,459 50 Behold ti b of God. b eyptoe .. Chorus 978118 1,761,488 10 id and rej 762.698 = 1,851,430 50 ¢, Him $41,39,219 $8,562,788 10 $4,423,509 lo nd see—Mr, A. Brat He was eut of, $913,305 But Thou didst = r 946 528 392,161 678,310 ‘BHA 983, 82,514,810 Brite se aa tha Chorus Grand totals. ...$39,929,316 $53 741, | ‘Total equalized valuation in 1850 ir Tnorease im 1851... ...4 000 ceeee Chorus To know that my Be vet c. . Bekold, I tell you ufo tipounsigaes wee ‘The trumpet shall Wortby isthe Las Chorus Conductors—MR. Lavenv anv MR. G. Loven. «Air Recitative Air Total valuation in 1851...... 74 ‘This exhibits an increase of thirty-three per cent. After Proposing several amendments to the assessment list, it was upon that there be added to the asseascrs’ valuation eight per cent tothe Third ward, Brooklyn; sight cent tothe Sixth ward, fifty per cent to th> paren Sse cent to the Ninth, five per cent PR dock haf the New York Harmonic Society is engaged to the Tenth; to deduct from the Williamsburg valuation ‘A grand Orchestra, of more than forty pertormers, the ten per cent, and from the Bushwick valuation eight per on most eaaod neiiens fe ad eee, been ee ; ¢ grand pianoforte e Stock wnameme. the manufactory of J. Chiske “aes seo were ” $5000 U B 6’ 10334 60 she NY and N Hav 1014 Reserved Seats, price $3; Ti: 1, $1. Tickets may be pro- ‘6000 10344 200 Canton 260 Sty cured at Jollie’s music store, 30) Broadway; at ‘s music 8500 1033 ey store, 230 Broadway; at the other music storcs, and at Trip- {0000 Bs t 636; Concert commences at 73¢ o'elock. 73 HE MESSIAH. ERINE HAYES' FIFTH CON. Erie?’ & cert, om Thures ing. October 4, on which occasion 5000 Erie i in Han nd Oratorio “The Messiah,” as TSs sieted by the Harmonic Bociety.—A large number of ho bost ce ag eae ete ate ar of way, opposite the Park. 2 |. Hal road , opposite the Par! 225 | Tickets, $1; Choice seats, $2. By ‘we LYMPIC, 42 BROADWAY.—GERMAN NATION- M43 65 al Theatre = Thursday, Octcber 2,,teoond pight of the ‘Tues Gt | opera ot PRORHLICH, with Madame Kenkel, Miss Jacobi, a Mon G4 | Ty becin with the, {bE WEG DURCHS FEN. 300 Long Isl ng | To beni 60 o 4 OR ete an etn Dp one ssland RR 124 | STEN (Love's Ladder). Doors open at 7; to commence at 8 ito "ie we BD do 17* | o'clock. ry ss 2 __________ 100 do ds § RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE 100 do wo 8) F block above the Natienal aie nae, Lea, sole 1b Sussex Co y 0 1 4 ° 20Roch and Syr RR 105 lo } Hudson River RA) GM) tno 9 lo isting of N York and N Hay 1006 | Diamond, the SECOND BOARD. lons. Gre- $10000 U8 6's, 56 108 150 she Harlem RR b30 64 1050 do 6s he 300) Brie Cony, ‘71 600 she Reading RR 100 do Coal 100 do a ‘WMariem RR 00 Hartem walled in the worlds ‘erformances ev ad For see. bills. of - - sents in Private Boxes, © cents; } boxes, 25 conte; pargquette, ACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COUPAX ¢, through line for California via Chagres—Pare reduced. — L, GENUINE YANKEB, OF GOOD ADD! Thevicamer CHEROREE wil sail for Chagres direct, Tuse- | A and unexecptia oe te deteened day, Oct.7. The steamer EMPIRE CITY will sail vie Ha- | tion at some place of amusement, to sell or receive t Tans for Chagres, Sa 7, Ooh, Il. The steamer OHLO will | 'y other respecta hagres londay, Basel | an honest, trustworthy m: theateamer Oregon. at Panama, on their arrival there. For | oflice, RD & CO., No. 2 Vesey street, As- | — ~ office 2 NATIONAL THEATRE, WASHINGTON, D.C —LADIES ‘and Gentlemen, of acknowledged talent only, desirous of sn ve mame: ment, which Erp erarze | will the end of November, under the manage- | oe ER RiCdINGS. Senge Makaste, Wats + \ ni Birtet theatre, Philadelphia. of the Illinois Central Railroad Company are without doubt the best. They are guaranteed to « greater ¢: tert than the bonds of any other railroad company in | the country. They are equal to the bonds of the gene- | ral or any State government, so far as security is con. | cerned, while the high rate of interest they comman: makes them more desirable than State stocks generally. The success of Mr. Walker mart have a faycrable effect upon the financial alfsirs of the country at large, and tend materially to relieve our money markets. It will | add greatly to our supply of exchange, aud stop at unce | further shipments of specie. This, with the activity that must soon be realized in shipmenta of our staple pro- | | duets, must bring about a complete revolution in our | financial matters, and place us once more upon the high road to commercial prosperity. The stringent money market hae not been without ite benefits, It has brought about @ change in our system of doing business, which, however temporery, must be favorably felt for a long time. ‘The receipts at the offiee of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, yesterday, amounted to $114050 13, payments, $117,687 Tl—balamce, $3.600578 43. The payments du, ring the present week will be large, amounting, it is esti- mated to nearly two millions of dollars The operations of the Assistant Treasurer's office during the past moath were as annexed — Aamevant Treascnen’s Orrice—Serremarn, 1861 September 1, 1861, by balance............ $0,716.404 86 Keceipts. On account of customs. $2. 016.075 10 Do Patent fi . Saal 87 Do. Post Office De- ihe. 40.680 68 Do. Miscellaneous... 7.318 61 ————- 2.667.315 8 $6.580,810 72 2.583.292 20 September 30, 1861, balance... . soe $9 800878 43 Bept. 1, 1861, balance of funds to pay in- By additional appropriations .. 11,500 00 45,270 68 On instalment due Jan 1851 $1,038 48 Do. do. July, do. 4179 60 On Treasury Notes... ad September 90, 1851, balance... i AAA These }ORFOLK—LEAVES ON ‘care ‘taken ‘eon: KP. M. ht taken teruotion, om ‘aad ARTIN Peat ops New N. R., will recetve whad eh sisby exer isine shane Aces post, apa pesltbenig inave fp 4 Poms, $325; from ie New Yer ‘experi. oage, apply on board, or te J. M, Woodward. ed will be so eaeh ship. ‘erin oan on. 71 Merchants’ Exchange, or Comte ptm pO OT ag ee New DATRS OF A from Liverpeel. if lesion. ‘No freight reveived alter So'clock on the F SReeerti RY Weleeiey Ghent’ ee i=? , Ootel ‘ednesday, Octo! W ORLEANS, MOBILE, FLORIDA, &c.. &o., + rece : Weiseeaay, Belk, nah.—The first clase Stea 1 ‘ednesday, November 13," nm scenter ih = ~ . ( » For iform No, 06 Wall evreet, | __ SAMUEL L. fi : ACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—ONLY en Ce ee 08 be accountable for Fare Roduced.—On Monday, Oct. o'clock P. M.—The | splendid, double gaging rleamahip, OWIO, 3.000 tons, J. therefor, ‘vale. | Findlay k, U. 8. N., commander, will sail on Monday, October k'P. ly, {row her pier isect tor Ch necting with the favorite Usived ne 7 ri Pe A eC AL: | Staten Mail etesuship OREGON, ‘to oall, without any delay, the the passengers pool, the Boston ir Fan Francisco, on Pe =e ealling at Halifax to inna aod sengers. 1A, Ana, La CANADA, Capt. Darrisom, . Leite their mast head; lay, Sth dow } ith doe | mado. | ; 2th do. ‘Sth November, -_ = r (Merrett eth ‘of passage, api a e 0 ih Went street. cane of Warrei York. -Wednesday, ge f 3d December, Liverpool—Firet ea MAIL STREAM: P rs tk 6: Boston to AMSHIP COMPAN | bin, $150; recond 70. for California and o lo berth seenres aid for. reight will be charged on spocio beyond an amount for Personalexpenser, An experienced surgeon on bo: All letters and mewepapers must pars through the Post oF passage, apply to —" BLEW ARD, Jr, 38 Broadway. U.S French, German, and other foreign goods reveived and brought ino ‘with Britteh goods. Through bille of | Saturésy, Inding are xi vee for New York. PMPiR OCEAX, STP4M NAvioation co! Fremen, via Southampton,—The U Steamehip WASHINGTON, G. W. gail for Bre eh 0 ling will —Shippers are requested to jading, which N furgeop is attac te through the Port Office. Specie delivered io don. “Poe pe or frvight, septs M UR BAS & RIERA, Agonte. 25 South ot. be RMANN will succeed the WASHING. November. FOR SAN F oI a TON, on the | Vgxpenniurs 1, RANCISO0 VIA TON, on the ree Nicaragua —The tavorite steamship PROMETHEUS, FOR, SOURHAMETON AND HAY ri Jeave from vier No.3 Toews, Gotober ti mander, te for Havte, touching at houth: Foote over ‘the Tethmus of. can “with the, stsgmers North &@ ‘male on Satufany, October isin, at ay, Oo an clock, from. {it No.4, North river. Price of pas ‘perienced eu: ie attached to th wet pase through the Post Uffice. fate LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. 5° B: oF. apply to . |, 2 Bow ‘The New Yori 2100 tons, and 480 horte power, (a consort bo the G will be om the station early next Freight of epecic, '4 per cont. | McSYMON, 33 Brosdway. ACKRTS oe BAVR ND LINR.—THR fo nm ith, ork on the Int of “sage pray ‘Treasury notes funded...... . 1,700 00 Bxcess of customs received in September, pa. dd a REST 115 141 33 ceipts for customs in July, August at R ember, 1850. jeg" ‘i . 4 10 212,113 02 jeceipts of customs in , August an September, 1861. vi . 94H 661 83 Excess in 1850 ‘$707,451 19 ‘The most important feature in this report is the fast that the custome during the quarter ending September 90, 1861, were $767,160 19 leaw than during the corres. | ponding quarter in 1860. This is equal to falling off in the importations of about four millions of dollars The Borton money market is very tight. The bapke have discounted as liberally gs gogld haye boom f is te tie ubecribers IBLO'S GARDEN —MANAGER, MR. JOHN SEFTON. Tickets, 8) cents; Private Boxes, $5. will comme Delighte The every evening at 734 0’elook. Crowded housess feneea. Mt ¥ if Thillon’s re-a) ROUGHAM’S LYCEU street.—Doors open w Circle and Parquette, 50 ea () " tra Seate, $1; Private Boxes, $3. ‘Thursday’ event pillbe pertormed the new play, eal ed. the PADUA—Angelo Malipieri. Lyne; Rodoito, . G, Jor- fe oan; Mr. BRISTY'S OP: Cc 472 Brosdways ab during t1 kno reapectfully informe are discontinued. ELLOWS’ MINSTRELS, as : F me by at sRLLOWS' aEW. MUSI-~ Broadway, between Ho every aight. Pius juatly steed bed ani PrZRorienced performers, under the of J. B. Fellows, whove coneorts in shie alty en eantvad with he eroatoss favor inion. STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—SEVENTH WEEK of the Wizard, and still gre! ess, De 8. ' Professor Anderso: w to all parts, 50 cents. N themen going to and returning from tending Professor A.'s Soi Mynti the box office and pl: 3g A.M. until 6 P. any extra charge. Sati going away 001 No, my dear; but one is mext Saturday? * Well, yos, if we can se- ‘eaw it announced pet.” el an, papas t for yo pera Houre, ‘any extra charge. Parties desirous ly early for seats. A Grand Day Perfor- turday, commencing at 8 o'clock. ENEFIT TO MR. CONOVER.—THE FRIENDS OF WM. Conover, comedian, (formerly attached to ge are reer Olympic Thestre, quested to meet at He if Broome strects, this a bensee, Benefit Lyceum on Saturday, Oct. 11. arrangements for his M RS. BE. OAKES SMITH WI LECTURE AT THM by oning, October 7> ats o'clock. be bi for: docr. EW YORK AMPHITHEATRE (37 BOWERY).—LEVL J. North, PrPeeeer, ene Boxes, 50 7 ec! of hurdle racer; Noiades; Charley Devere, and rope vaulter, and a host of other performances, as ex sed in the bilis of the day. Gran oon every Wednesday and Saturday, commencing at S o'clock. Rw & HERR DREMBACH'S MENAGERIB.— This celebrated Mi 8 best com- ducted in the known world—embracing almest asthe Queen of the the humorist © known at Ley od and which has reoei' trona, undreds of thousands of the most int it people of the United rates, Bae menced @ most liant fall will ities and towns in State aeee a ate jar rday, a Lake Bridge; Tu , Bouth ‘Troy; Riehtford; fbi "Sh. Danerstelar Friday, tose, Bee Ale bans; Saturday, 1th, Pairfax; Mondey, 13th, Seeieho;_ Tues day, 4th, Bur! Ws v: ‘Thurs day, 16th, Middlebury; Friday, Bran: . sth, Rutiand: Monday, 20h, "Wi 4 Manchester; 'y, Zed, ial EW ORLEANS THEATRICALS —N. M. LUD) a4 ‘the firm of Ludlow & Smith, will bein New the Collamore House, corner of lway and aufe him iy, if they think proper, or by ster par ler al an: ht have been spared by a ti ie intended es; for the, lating marriage, ae it levee ais Rnown to them a Speke ist fer vere Sram nent ray meses oe, Mavnicrav:~ Dean © Die. ‘for at rapes ererave, and my It ia, of course, ima oe Aisbama: phie. 7.8. On ve recui~e of #1,» copy.» N®", MEDICAL BOOKS.—A CO! re ee. and tmen | eaneee NOFRR TILE, coRED—Dea. COOPER & Nea feonrsactea