The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1851, Page 7

MONEY MARKET. Monvar, Nov. 10—6 P.M, ‘The stock market opened pretty firm this morning, at quotetions current at the close on Saturday. There was not much activity in the street among stock speculators, and there was no disposition to operate much either way’ The greatest interest is felt in Erie railroad, and the bulls and bears are seen coming to close quarters. There are some very bad shorts in this fancy, and it would not surprise us if there were more explosions ameng the bears Holders talk pretty confidently about carrying the stock to ninety, some say ninety-five, and some are sanguine enough to talk about par. It isa fair fight as it now stands, between the bulls and the bears, and it will not make much difference, out of Wall street, which course prices take. Harlem continues unwarrantably slepressed. There is evidently a powerful party at work hammering it. If the menthly earnings ate any criterion of the productiveness of the company, it must be one of the best paying roads in this section of the country. Norwich and Worcester does not move much either way. ‘There ia ro anxiety on the part of holders to realise at pre- sent prices, The market, on the whole, is steady; but we do not see how it is possible for a speculative movement of any importance to spring up at this season of the year. Nothing but am abundance of money, equal to apything we have had yet, can give a very great impetus to the stock market. There are decided indications of such a plethora, and if it is realized, the margin for a rise in stocks will soon be covered. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $58,095; payments, $123,797 27—balance, $3,445 592 67. ‘The Farmers’ Bavk of Lancaster, Penn , has declared & semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent; the Columbia Bank and Bridge o., 4 per cent; the Lancaster Bank, 4 per cent; and the Lancaster County Bank, 6 per cent. ‘The receipts of the Morris Canal Compauy for the week ending the Ist inst , and for the season up to that time compared with the corresponding period last year, were as follows:— Morais Canat Comrany. Receipts for the week ending Nov. 1st,1851., $3529 34 Corresponding week last year.........s60.++6 2622 75 Tnerease for the week........ $906 59 To tal receipts for the season, Sup bs Nov. 1, “1861, 96,272 09 “Nov. 1,850, 75,006 85 Increase to Nov. 1, 1801.....6 cece cece see $21,265 24 When we take into consideration the fact that there be» been about eleven weeks less navigation this year them last, this, at the average of three thoasand dollars weekly receipts, would have given an additional income of thirty-three thourand dollars, which, added to the ac- tual receipts, would haye made the aggregate nearly one hundred and thirty thousand dollars, against seventy- five thousand to the same date last year, There are | abcut six weeks of navigation left this season, which will swell the actual income forthe year to nearly one hun- dred and twenty thousand dollars. The quantity of flour, wheat, corn, and barley left at | tide water, Albany, during the first week in November, in the yeure 1850 and 1851, was as follows :— Flour, be. Wisat, bu. Corn. bu. Barley bu 1850 152,900 228; 8,875 | BL... 2..2154,080 2511 206,82) 133,155 | Ine.-..., 1,060 162679 == 104,200 | The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at | e water, from the commencement of navigation to the | of November, inclusive, during the years 1860 and ‘1, was as follows :-— Wheat bu. a iea bio Corn, bu. 3,143,678 7,296,059 $162,381 Dec. 191,87 209,483 The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at de water from the commencement of navigation to the | th of November, inclusive, during the years 1849 and 483,352 1851, was as follows :— Flour. bbls, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu 1849. 539 940 2.017.621 4767,282 1,105,080 1851. 2,885,204 2,678 4: 7.296.659 1216265 Ine.... 915208 "600812 2258777 ‘1,103 by reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the | latter left at tide water this year, compared with the | corresponding period of last year, shows an increase of 625,240 barrels flour. | ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of certaia articles exported from this port, during the week ending | the 8th inst., distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place :-— Exronts From rie Pont or New Yor. London. —Flour, 6,066 bbis cake, 96 do; whale foots. 25 cheese, 150.418 lbs; lard ey bacco, 42,136 do ; sperm oil, 7.470 gallons: ell G eepiogs , 33 terces; do do, 41 ‘ols calcined Gotton, 1,172 bales; corm, 6,446 bushels: wheat. 15,876 do.; flour, 11,341 bbis.; naval stores, 1,546 do ; apples, 17 do 358,120 ibs.; wax, 2,992 do ; manufactured tol 500 do.; lard, 256,736 do.; to- bacco 19 hhds.; sperm oil, 4.077 gallens; staves, 15,0¢ carr, 200; horn’ tips, 7 casks; irom work, 4 boxes; ord yellow metal, 213 cwt.; stuffed birds, 1 case; curiosities, 2 do.; seeds, 2 d0.; books, 2 do.; corals, 1'do.; ess. oil, 2 do. Huli —Naval stores, 4.160 bbls. Ireland Flour, 412 bbls; corm, 25,400 bushele seed, 60 tierces; staves, 10,000; naval stores, 500 bl Marseilles Staves, 51,860; tobacco, 25 hhds, Rochelle — Staves, 42.400 Havre —Cotton, 1,028 bales; rice, 49 tierces; beef, 25 | bbis:; lard, 7,878 Ibe ; cedar logs, 60; turpentine, | allons; segare, 1.300; sponges, 3 j potash, 48) casks; pestl aah, 16 do.; India rubber goods, 17 cases; tobacco, § do ; chrome ore, 100 bbls.; staves, 10,000; wax 2474 Ibs.; haope, 1345 do.; shelis, 2° casks: ; palm leaves, 228 bales. Bremen.—India rabber goods, 331 cases; machinery, 2 pkge ; tkins, 46 bales: wine, 1 cask. ‘Honturg Cotton, 332 beles; India rubber goods, 178 caret; naval stores, 651 bbls; shoe pegs, 140 do.; tobace> ttems, 75 bales; ex. logwood’ 50 boxes; rice, 60 tlerces; | flour, 25 bbls; spokes, 3,000; staves, 25,800; hubbs, 64; wheels, 6; fellows, 64; wood ware, 86 pkgs; veneering, 8,256 feet; balsam copaiba, 5 casks; sugar, 145 hhds ; = S boxes; logwood, 30 tons; fustic, 13 do; percussion caps, 2 cases; cochineal, 2 casks, totterdam.—Cotton, 23 bales; tobacoo, 101 hhds.; rosin 403 bbis.; ashes. 25 casks; wheat, 6.340 bushels; ees, oil, | JT cane; staves, 12,400; flour. 650 bbls ; apples, 2d0.; cocoa. | 9 bage Ppein —Btavee, 6940; beams, 10, tobeoeo, 190 ad ralzion, 5 bbis ; coffee, SL huge; pepper, 5 | tons ; Acmestice 15 cases; hans, 5 bbls.; cheese, 967 Ibe.; | cider, 60 dex ; dried codfish, 28 boxes; Birouit, 48 cases; | flour, 10 bbis, Briish North American Colonies —Flour, 3,564 bble.; pork, 150 do ; beef, 225 do ; rye meal. 60 do.; corn meal, 60 40.; haws, 11 tieroes; clocks, 6 cases; wire. 10 tons; do, 817 bundlen; chair seats, 40 doz ; furnitare, 2 pkgs j doe meities, 7 0 ; drugs, 2 do.; brooms, 40 doz; trunks, 16 | neste; brandy, 5 baif-pipes: woollen, 1 box; wine, 5 yr. | cnrk#: cutlery, 2 cates, segora, 3,000 British West Indies —Pork, 177 bbls ; Sous, 1200 Go tobacco, 20 hhds.; lard, §,794 the.; ; cheese, 10,683 do. ; rie 48 casks; matcher, 260 gross ; con!, 800 tens; 600 reams; brooms, 100 doz ; potatoes, 430 bble.; onions, 100 do ; apples, 20 do.; corn’ meal, 58 do ; beef. 187 do.; far- , 1M pkgs; hardware, 6 do ; hay, 166 bales; shook» rags, 4 pkge.; candles, 331 boxes; batter, 8,778 tbe tow, 6 bales; hams, 2080 Ibs; begging, 1’ bale; bread. 124 bbls; corn, 955 bushels; leather, 956 Ibe : stoves. $1; oil cake, 50 punchs.; tallow, 670 ibs. go codfish, 10 tierces; horses, 26; horned cattle, 44; pigs. 12 , Zonses; refined sugar, 4,121 Ibe; duck, i soap. 6c 1 windlass. 1; rigging, 12373 tbs ; blocking, 1 bhd.; drygoods. 4 cases; starch, 6 boxes; nid tobacco, 9 boxes; eugar, 3 bhds j canvass, 3 bags olate, 43 boxes; shoes on, 6; su pkgs ; India rubber ; bloeking, 2 carks; mails, 9 kegs; typesand print | M8 do ; sperm of, 420 | gall; whale do, 420 do; 1 do., 42do.; glase, 12 | pkgs; ctereot. plates, 1 case; paints, 2 pkgs; dried codfich, 190 gtls.; copper boilurs, 2; carriages, 2; naval | stores. varnish, 10 hfs.; drugs, 46 pkgs; domes. ties, §do; 5 carer, aT do.; erapes, 33 do.; | ; wegate, 3 cases; India i Domestics, 100 p tobaces, 2 hhds.; ; mapafactared do 5 Ibe 5 ip! no fortes junpowd ?. 1,250 Ibe; » 7 the cos: S bbls; coffee, § bagi . "3 eases: hop 086 ioe ; furpiture, presses, 13 phys taney goods, 2 do.; furniture. ew Granad rubber goods, Vener vela,~ de rz bal —Drugs, oT ei dried bodtiah, 15 «Be “candler, 1.000 Ibs ; irom wood, 4 box 6; paper, 100 ream: Linseed oil, 26 gallor cards, 600; lard, 1,03 rye meal, 15 | iron safes, 2; | ral shores, shot, L200 ders ‘ire 1; machinery, 3 ; lime iz casks; harners, een Cuta.— Locomotive beiler, whale cil, 4.722 gallons; hordware, 2 pkgs; steam boiler and mill, 1; spirite tar. | pentine, 1 DDL; cheese, 102 boxes; daguerreotype articles, | j case; curb stones, 90 tons; wood ware, 2 pkgs; drags, | is do Porte Rico. — Earniture, 182 pkes.; brooma, 28 dozen; lane ware, 3 oetett nails. 40 do.; stationery, 1 case; fancy yoods, 2 do: pick! do; hame, 3,160 Ibs; candies, 1.200 eeve, 1133 do ; hulter, 298 do ;Iaed, ABT do rive, 6 tie pork, 10 bbls ; tebacee,1 bhd ; types, 1 box, eracketa, 2 do; tcales, 4; fane; fA 4 3 canes, lamps, i case; hoops, 100 Jicw, 9497 Vos.; plows, @ tie mill, 1; machinery, 98 pkgs, and pleces; pkgs ; codfieh, 1,014 Lbs. Dried codtieh, 290 ewt.; pickled codfish, 160 nak vee He barr flour, 201 do ; 56 do; beef, 126 do ; vi h £0 do.; F0.p. 300 boxes; 5 ibe ; cheese, 1,013 do.; lard. 1.166 do.; butter, 810 40.5 re‘ined sugar, 4.281 do; Perper, 1.117 do; tobacco, 2900 do.; cordage, 2367 do ; jomentics. 14 packager; candies, 600 ibe ; beer, 26 he 2 ; shioglen, £0 bdis:fiumber, 17,600 ft; shi hard#are, 5 packaget: woollens, 2 cases; duck, 26 aint, 16 kegs; empty hbds 94; ship bread, 8 40 do. hacdware. epaulets, 4 cases; patent package; olive “ lease; claret, 60 bem pe ee, T baekets, demtjohna, 1,000; abeynth, 212 enwasser, 4 cases ot Indies. Lard, 11.182 Ibs ; heme, 2,893 do; r. 008 do; manufactured tobacco, 6,831 do,; tice, 26 thereer; four, ee e; hardware. Po | in Se years’ the sum of, | In 22 years, the kege; window sashes, 3 shoes, 100 A ; refined sugar, 3. e's eunden, 8,006 19 rolls. $10. pleces; boards, 7,108: R woes 2 bales; 1 y i atobucco, 80 hhds.; do. ooo e fallsons; ‘duek 2 pk, ‘epi ba «500; 8 ead, Tess ons oh So'bbis's j ams, 756 Ibs. ; gunpowder, $,000 Ibe; lumber, wane feet; P. 8. hats, 33 doz ; shoes, "Merits ae i bbls . ju — . opium, 621 Ibs, mietin, 180 ga; guany bags, 1,000 The shipments of breadstutfs last week, were unusually large, and this is the only important feature in our 6x, Port trade at present. Cotton continues inactive. The news from the other side is not calculated to give much impetus to shipments. Up to the 4th inst., the exporta- tion of cotton from this port was 22,392 bales, against 68,109 during the same period last year. Here is a falling off of nearly two millions of dollars in this single article. Up to the latest dates, the shipments from all the ports of the country to foreign ports, were 104,012 bales, against 160,803 during the same period last year, showing a decreese of 56,851 bales. To the same dates this year, the stock on hand was 41,708 greater than last year, and the recvipts at the Southern ports, this year, have been 40,599 bales greater than during the corresponding period last year. It appears by this that there has not been much disposition to send forward the raw material, Prices in England do not suit our planters and speculators; and where they are able, a determination is evinced to hold on for an improvement. The Liverpool market was, at the last accounts, ina very depressed state, and we fear our producers and speculator swill be com Pelled to disgorge before the close of the season, whether prices improve or not This is usually the result of al our attempts to control this great staple, and the Eure- peam manufactufers usually accomplish what they under- take in relation to this article. The crop now about ma turing will considerably exceed that of last year In regard to the growing crop, T J. Stewart's circular says :— “The first killing frost has occurred since the date of my last issue. Symptoms ef such weather were apparent on the morning of the 24th, in certain localities in the States of Georgia and South Carolina, and from that to the 27th the cold increased sufficiently to stop further growth of the plant ; but even where it has occurred, the da- mage has been of a trivial nature ; full two-thirds of the bolls not yet entirely ripened, are in a atate to be benefit- ted by the fine dry weather that has ensued, and it is expected they will be saved in a white state, Partial frosts are stated to have also occurred in the upper part of the State of Alabama, about the same period. From the southern part of the State, no alarm has as yet been sounded, nor from Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tex- as, and the Floridas, comprising, with the untouched portions of Georgia and South Carolina, about five-sizths of the producing States. The bottom lands of the valley of the Mirsissiypi, that were lost to cultivation last season, in consequence of spring floods, are now stated to be yielding heavier picking to the acre than before known. There is no longer any room for doubt about the crop ; under no possible contingency can it be under 2,500,000 bales. How much it may probably go beyond 2 pairs; hats | that amount, remains as much a vexed question as ever ; but that it bas improved during the past fortnight, ex- cept in the limited lecalities named, there cau be no question. Low rivers continue not only to retard, but to render receipts impracticable, with the exception already stated. The staple of the present growth is ex- cellent.” The message of the Governor of Kentueky tothe Le- gislature of that State, gives the annexed statement o the public debt at the close of the last fiscal year, October | 10, 1851 :— Finances ov Kentucky=Pvusir ‘There is now due of the public debt. Of bonds lyn Ay per cent intere: will = due 3 years, the sum of. In 16 ys Dever, $445 00 im of. Total amount of 5 per cent bonds... Of bonds bearing’6 per cent interest there will rig due in 17 iii the 586,000 (0 In 19 years, Ta 30 aud £1 yours, tbovum e2., 1,438,000 00 In 28 years, the sum of..,.... 150,0€0 00 In 26 and 27 years, redeemable pe Se Fi years, at the pleasure 60,000 In 30 ones (Southern’ bank bonds; 150,000 00 The Oraddock Fund, 6 per cent 6,592 81 Total amount of 6 per cent bonds... 3,811,092 81 i —- of bonds held by the Board of Edu- teeeeeeseees 1,926,770 O1 ‘Total amount of public debt... ... ..$6,724,307 82 Of the echool bonds, the sum of $1,259 270 01 bears five per cent interest, and the sum of $67,600, six per cent. To pay his debt, the State has the following resources, if they could be applied to that purpose :—$930,000 of stock in the Bank of Kentucky; $290,000 of stock in the North- ern Bank of Kentucky; $40,600 of stock in the Bank of Louisville, and $150,000 of stock in the Southern Bank of Kentucky; to which may be added $150,000 of stock in | the Lexington and Frankfort Railroad, and $76,420 25 bonds on the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad Com- pany—making, in all, the sum of $1,646 020 25. The State has, in addition, $2,604,239 98, stock in turnpike roads— supposed to be worth about twenty. five or thirty cents to the dollar— besides her investments in rivers, &c. The receipts into the treasury, during the year ending on the 10th October, 1851, including $96,857 06, balance | om hand 10th October, 1850, were $738,245 52 ; expendi- tures, from 10h October, 1860, to 10th October, 1861, $783,653 40—balance in the treasury, 10th October, 1851, $4,602 12. Of the foregoing receipts, there was transfer” red tothe sinking fund the sum of $214,470 83, and to the sebocl fund, $149,715 53, If the liabilities against the treasury should not be in- creased or the receipts diminished, the estimates of the Auditor show s balance in the treasury, on the 10th of October, 1853, of the sum of $110,480; all of which, except the sum of $5,000 retained in the treasury, will be trans- ferred to the sinking fund, as required by law, which will increase its resources for the year ending January 1, 1854, the sum of $105,480, This sum would liquidate the suppored deficit in the sinking fund on that day, and leave a balance in it of $64,004 16. It is apparent that after the sinking fund shall have recovered from its pre- sent temporary embarrassment, its resources will be mply sufficient to meet promptly the interest of the en- tire debt of the State. The receipts of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company, for the year ending the 20th of September, 1851, amounted to $497,219; expenditures, $219,964; net revenue, $277,255. The collection of tolls at the canal office in Buffalo, ia each month of the past and present year, to the Ist inst., ‘was as annexed:— Cavan Commence or Bi L0—Totts CoLLEcteD, 1850 1851 «$21,084 66 $60,168 03 . 85.78 BL 49,199 91 » 06.589 58 408-95 7633170 =—«117,722 of 80,607 62 87.402 20 100.817 59 96.809 05 126,861 aj 113.772 38 te Totab es ess sees veee ones $O6K 050 OT "int ao Trerease 1851........66 . soe $198,808 9D Tt will be seen that the whole of thie inerease was in the fret four months, and that it was great enough in that time to not only offeet & great decrease in the Inet three monthe, but to show an income about twenty per cent larger than to the same date in 1850. The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway, in unfinished state, was partially opened on the 20th of Sep- tember. It has been run since that time, in ite unfin- ished condition, by two passenger trains ® day. No freight train has yet been placed on the road. and there has been very little travel through from Sandusky. The business done on the line has been altogether local. The earnings of the road, in this condition, fer the ten days in September, were $2,617 26; October, 16,838 84—total, (ne mop’ id ten days, 19.476 11. This income is but an earnest of what the road will earn when in fall ope- ration, and it goes far to confirm the opinion heretofore expressed, that this road, when finished and put in com- plete operation, will be one of the very best paying roade in the United States, 100 fariea, RR. @ Portemouth ea be ins 86 CITY TRADE REPORT, Mowpay, November 10—6 P, M. Asnes seemed quiet, 60 bbls. only being sold, at $474 for pots, and $5, for pearls. ae Wax Varied lit le, 600 lbs. yellow fetching 2630., ones Daransrtrrs.~ Sieur receded to $375 a $387 34, an $381; a $4 for We saleg 9f 11,000 bbls. amas dian retailed at while, of Southern, there were 1,200 bbls. 01 t $4 a $4 26—the pre- vious value. Nothii in rye tlour or Jersey meal. Wheat ruled heavy, 6,400 bushels only of Canadian bringing 860. Rye or Barley did not vary much. Oats were selling at 3634 a 39¢ —a reduction. ‘Corn moved to the extent of 21500 bushels; mized at 58a 583gc., and low at 6lc.—the former (Catt. —At Washington Drove Yard -1,800 beeves from the South, and the balance from this State ) mand fair; prices ranged at from $6 to $7 50 per ewt., asin quality; about left over. At Browning’s—60 cows and calves offered; sales at from $20 to $30 a $45, as in quality; all seld 8h beep and, Lambs—4000 on sale; of sheep at from $1 tos2700 giTe, lambs, $1 a $20 2% & $8 60; left over, 150. At Chamberlain’ 's—Offered, 450 beef cattle; sales at from 6 to 7320.; all sold Cows and Calves—$25 to $20 a $45. 2,800 Sheep and Lambs— 200 left over—sales of sheep at $2 to $3.0 $5; lambs, $1 50 to $225 a $3. Corron.—The sales were 1,600 bales to-day, easier market than on Saturday. by one-fou per lb., caused by the deoline at Liverpool. Canpies.—About 250 boxes plain and patent sperm changed apd at 0c. a 50c., 1 Coat.. have been 40 tons Halsburton’s pur- chased, at oF ne near $8 25. Correx.—Bales were made of 400 mats Java, at lle.; 50 bags Maracaibo, at 9'<c ; and 200 bays Rio, at 8\\c. a 83c. Imported this day, 22 bags. nly 900 boxes No.1 and ses herring found amare, at 25c. a 2 ic., and 450. a 47igc., respac- tively, Fxvir.—1,400 boxes Malaga raisins were disposed of at $1 80: 1,060 half do., at $1 ; 20 casks Zante currants, st 5%sc.a6c; and 5 cases citron, at 23c.a24c, Im- ported this day, 2,204 bales, 1£06 oases prunes, 130,000 seats, 40 bunches bananas, 37,500 cocoanuts, 146 cases A English ports continued steady. The Liverpool packet of the 11th was full, at 1s. for flour; 4d. a 43d. for grain, and ‘sd. for cotton. Further en- feepaente, of cotton were le at ushels wheat were reported taken at 4 some tobacco was taken, in ke; it 23, To Glasgow, 1,000 barrels tiour were engaged at ls. 6d. To London, a few hundred barrels naval stores were engaged, at Bremen, rice was takep at 22s. 6d.; flour, at Is % measurement goods, &t 20s. The Havre packet of the 16th was full with cotton, at 3;d, and ashes and bark at previous rates, There was no alteration in quotations for California. Hay.—Near 1,000 bales river were picked up at 50o., lors. —28 bales new Eastern and Wester brought ‘Bbc. per [rtghon Sy ae 100 tons Scotch pe brought $21 25 a lay, 3,600 rails, 2,272 Pig, 129 bundles. re $21 50, 6 months. Imported this 1H8 appeared to be in quick demand at $1 75, cash, per thourand. i = fell to ST ge. for common, with sales of 8,000 arrel Moxasses —100 hhds. tart Cuba were sold at 17c., and 50 bhds. Porto Rico, at 24c. a 2644 , usual time. Navat Sronvs.—There have been 750 bbls. common — teen at $1 35.; and 200 spirits turpentine, at C5 CMS Ons.—Among the transactions were 3,000 gallons lin feed, at 8c —a decline; 1,400 lard, at 75 a 80c., cash; and 160 baskets olive, at $265 a $270, 4 months.’ Imported this day, 100 baskets olive, 1 cask oil. Pnaterten perc ona teat werk in fair request, bbls. of each finding buyers, at Friday’ 8 prices enero bbls. beef bams were obtained, at $4 —a reduction; and 260 bbis. lard, at 8a 8%\c.—the previous rates. Rice —The sales reached 150 tierces, at $3123¢ a $3 8734 per 100 egg asin quality. Market rather dull. #icans —There were 0,000 German sold, at $5 25 a $8 5C—4 and 6 months. Imported this day, 17 cases, in quarter bo: 272 half do., 17 tenth do., 3 bundles, 8 pa ages. sy he 100 boxes castile changed hands, at 9c.a9\c., customary credit. Srinrts.—Over 25 half pipes Cognac brandy were taken, at $2 26 a $2.50; 300 bbls. Ohio’ and prison whiskey. at 2lc. @ 21}<c., cash; and 100 hhds ‘drudy je, from store, at 20c , same terms. ‘Imported this day, 35 casks, 11 pipes, 288 y 2,320 octaves, brandy. Scoans ruled quiet. The rales, excepting 200 bhds. Cuba, at 4340. a 50., being entirely unimportant. Tar.ow moved to the extent of 9,000 pounds prime, in various pareels, at 7}; © 734 cents, cash. ‘Wines.—About twenty quatter casks Burgundy Port were disposed of, at 45 a 50, and 100 cases Claret at $1 80 & $2. Imported this day—58 baskets, 1,500 cases, 453 bhds., 3 packages, 69 halves wine ; 20 cases absynthe. IMPORTATIONS ON MONDAY. Banx—167 cercons bark. Caveno—4 barrels caucho. Crnext—200 blocks mastic cement. Dry Goovs—120 packages per steamer Niagara; 45 per Oder; 84 per Admiral. Daves—17 tons divi divi; 2 barrels ipecacuana; 2 cases tebo; 122 cases liquorice paste. Dyxwoon—123 tons fustic; 500 quintals logwood, Horns—6, von Hemr—529 bls, Hiprs—14.167 ‘niger, “36 bis. skins; 22 sheep skins. Ivory Nuts--875 quintals ivory nuts. Rattaxs—07 bundles rattans. with an of @ cent can—16 half bhds vinegar. Woor—24 bales; 24 wool. Woov—722 bundles low. Weekly Deaths, In the City and County of New Tere, from the lst day of November, to the Sth day of November, 1861. 02; Women, (4; Boye, 116; Girls, 71—Total, S13. Om mer Siac. ever intermittcn T remittent, Fever scarlet, on of indestines. Unanown...... BRasteey Se aE e Gormany, 17; Sweden, | ‘eat Indies, 1; British Un- Hg Naw YORK AND LLY ERPOOL UNITED ATA TS ships composing this lin raek oxpvesaly fof Ko ‘om in their eon Seon atrongth an¢ mes, * for Daseongers are wn epeed: oy rapalied ve slogsase snd oo “pane from Ni york to Li S 190; exelu Now ort use 0! Fy wine shake rooms, $325; 1 VOrpoo! be snpetioned Surgeon attached to each ship. fo beri oan be secured antil paid for. ep Dares or 8. FROM LIVERPOOL day, Oct Shorein Fr wing ships will lea York on the Jet of each m ge oo Btates, 219; Iyetané. 60 | STATIONERS, WHO! | } agent ia New Cn» BE Long Acre, artiste’ colors and drew. iar ne AND COMB MAKERS. tea Few Metcalfe, Ly AS to H. KB. Prince Family, 2 PAN UZACTURAR atreet. B. Oxford Motcalfe's Aikaline Toot 2 ater haat oo S, Paw So MET Wik cong Begin Nevin fate aaD, MILLINERS. the Queen and Royal family, 171 New Bes cundyOMnran, w/ WATCH AND © ar, Af aihons ine, Oxford gure Bs 9 & Bo} Unto Jeb, Baab,) to tirana, Duse ¢ Pate ite! St. CUTLERY, ano taint ley, a a, WT and 18 Now street, bl oun a ab LADIES LINay. cg oud MAN! AcrURERS. apworth, A. & Co., 21 Old Bond street; to Her Majeaty Walton, Bol 6 Ge & Co., to Hor Majesty, 95 and 36 Old Bont ee AND TRAVELLING CASES. gnnody, 4 Ne int ee par aires, cutlery, stationery, Be jalfhide, G., Ther i Majosty and Prince Albert, 7 Ooves street. ‘arrington, W. & Son., to Mew Majesty, 27 Strand. oodhtaifi STE St merc ba Hunt& Roskell, the successors 2 abe: es sat bese OH. hE. pancnrten, Chaea, Manafacturer, 151 Now Bond street ACEMA BMBROIDERER, AND ARMY AG UTREME bs my pret to Her Majesty and the Royal Family, d street, HOSIERS, GLOVERS AND SHIRT MAKERS. vi ily. Godeell, Getine, ladies’ and gentlomen’s warehouse, 3K Regent strect. Perea ieee atin Tt, Duh, mente wurers of ho: nd surgical elactio sto! { oan dons #1 and Ba Oatura strechy ledlon’ out resher & Glenny, to the Queen, 152 Strand. AMUSEMENTS. Bowaay taps rae. DOORS OPEN AT rises at 7 Boxes, 2 Pit, 12, inorchre Seti a’ say cai Ro ornentn Nor it, hard Gear de fica. Kenneth, Reo aeeai ‘onrade, Mr. Beatunans Yur. Hawilton; ‘The C Master Cony; Mr. Tilton; Blondel, ane ier: ath ith Plantagenet, ‘To conclude with ire, Jordan. vor PEROUSE™ i I BI Lo’ &.—MANAOER. x - MR. JOUN SEPTON.—TICK- URTON ‘8 arama RE, oI es, 80 cba F Private Bos Boxes, Doors open ry ws gests tee fe Tier, 38 con week. Tuesday, Nov. ll, ‘The wonderful pen 44 paved § ‘ EsTbOrs 16 CONGUER Me fee gente star Basis Fs ey = : eck ab madaneate Mure | Wight i ardous - igs Me lle Mise Brian Mite V overture to 1 by Auber, per WRECK ON pa i , pinrh the, aie, pentaraine, Tene e diay Svertire. ty Me. dona Cork ke (harietti) ANDTHE WHITE WARKION (Antoine Ravel). —Timothy Toodle, Mr. Burton. CHATHAM STREET —DOORE o'elock. - Dress conte; Orchostra Tekets, 80 sontes 25 ote.; et Mg fcr nce F —| » Boott; Cs rick, Mr. ne Mr. en in i Ali ese Elisa! sah of ea Mi ir Vag. tye Durty Sa ’enfether. derman pga daley Ms). ey hy Mr. te faliomea 4 the Rous- of CATARINA MANY COOK ti Fox; Berseny, Wo eh See - TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLAOR—MAX MARETZE! ROGRAMME OF RB. EMMA Sinuromaw Bost. I Wich's third Solzeo a $1 Ampbliieaires cts: Fi uieeir en aig ‘art id piano, eight has nokeg—Harele. Out ad oe Saal highti: Mei Bostwiek— ra, a are rr mits Air,“ Sommo Gielo.” (froma La Bohiavei Bag- Met Bec ns for a hie, and violin b; ii as Banus ™’s s AMERICAN ae ae T. BARN roprietor ; John Greenwood, Jr., sion to the entire Museu rnder 10 yours, 123g ote, Pacaaete jon dlé Performan bh P .. This evening, at 7. Leautifas deems pins played 300 Celerte, ait ractory of lr, Jemer Mz. Clarke; Co open at 634 o'clock; Soiree ‘ay; The *Btranaer, Mise The difficulty which ocourred at the last Soiree will be avoid- ite fac-simile; th fiat this, a9 more seste have been provided, and the facili: shee Seats can bo secured at W. Hall Keg for seating improved. Broadway, and at the mausie stores. Tickets, 0) OWERY THEATRE - zm ENEFIT or ron, neneeesen will sen which 06 THE Dogs OF MOUN Fon will be acted ST. BERNARD im, on or before the“it be simple in in ite plot, humoror HOURE AGENT. De gzomm street, Adelphi, agent for Paris amt Imperial § Fist, Covent Garden, H. Curehod. London Coftve’ House and Family Hotel, Lovegrove PS re rioters Nr. Stewart, PoetMe StaGhis WhicY G¥escoa7) mawerac. ba tt & Son, 69 Strand ; manufacturess of the 10 os PORTE NEEACE SeUNKS, AND FACEING Casa oath pF ha City, Manufacturer th RIDING BABI’ Underwood & & Gos nr Ladlen’ Riding Habit Makers, 1 Ver: | sranOR Nas ‘AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFAC bet ne & Bons, 65 to 68 London Wail, 49 Parliament it, and ene Bicebia Lane, wholesale and ex) ons mE Eker DRAPERS, HOSL ison, se: Regent House, 240 and 22 file. ise ere Wicmors siteoe Cuven- nham, Soi ware Road. ‘Wesby & Sons, 14 Princes street, Hanover Square. Bing! Chases Bentley, 22 Great Marlborough street a4 ‘Gi ¥ orfabtnts AND Seats HARES, KERS. ¢ & Adeney. manufacturers to the Queen, 185 Pk! is WOOLLEN AND MANCHESTER SARpeoussuun. | Oxford street. 1 Sfartin's Lane, Chartx jates, Ii ‘Treasure, 17 Marylebone street, Regent street | fancy trowsering and broadeloths. waz ‘BP RMACETI AND TALLOW CHANDLERS. natoon, R., 16 Pi ly, soap, candle and off war BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. aan & Co; bz sepointment, to Her Majety, a Catherine street, Siig List. CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND Foe MakERS, nllngton, Joseph, 3 Gee et atreot. ard & Son, metho Castle nee late Peo . F. Eiceney, ene ears ral in Ait ener? committee, of Sage, ilar Song by Miss Hit- | ty. and impartiality, wi the merite of the eom= niletingwell.’ Toecomedy | ‘Zt fag dramen, 2? Wu wonae upon She pee BARNUM. styled UNCLE —Unele John, Mr. Grithths. Duet by Miss Hiftertand Mr. Hamilton.’ A Knickerbocker Sar- mon PE Glenn. To conclude with JaCK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY—Mushapug, Master E. Cony. Caristr’ ‘8 OPERA HOUSE, hile 38 Berks aA 472 Broadway, above Grand during the week ROUGHAM'S LYCEU! ‘IT OF M'LLE Apa: laide Rousset—Splendia sttraction Two Grand B: lets—LA GISELLE and CATARIN e Carcline in ad her Great Dances, assisted by Riel le, ah eeodees " UM. with the laughable stage shad | known Christ; ye Minstrels PERA TICKETS FOR SALE- TWO OF THE BEST satile core ot." talente ota Sente in tho Astor Plage Opera. House, fo the req Bader the managem mainder of the season. bya betwen 1 ‘and i o’oloek, 80 x etn by Hehip ro Lm peg , - th vn hd iia = | Tickets, 25 eo id ‘will commence at ASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.—THIS Tq o'clock. The patrons of Christy's Minstrels are secgect, | Biekaena peas Saturday afternoon conoorte are dis | with fours suns ary, sty 7 ak Tantra, i eae ee Ee norte Act eee | CEN EyaRY NicuT—veLLoWws winermels, an | ‘t= Usk 00 conte "Open trem 8A. Mets oO Fellows’ New Musical ail, 444 Broa Howard and Grand st oo let t corps of talk the sole management ots. EQuzsteian AMUSEMEMENTS.—THE LaRgEsr Ring in the known world, and three times large! any one in this country.—Williamsburg Equestrian Tosti tute and Biding Academ: open every day, for inetruc- ity for the past year have tion of ladies. from 9 A.M. to’ P.M; for gentlemen, ftom 5 7, the elite and faehio A.M. to9. Exercise riding for lad 4 gentlemen, from PLM. to Li ever: ‘ANFO prictor. a i. Worurny, Equestrian Manager. EW OPERA hag Aye —ARCHITECTS } WISHING TO ones house, ‘be erected on n after- boon concert every Wendesday and. Saturday, for the oe ation of familioe, commencing at 3 o'clock P.. the Stuyvesant poke <0 er of Fourth avenue ment sh EALY’S GREAT UNION PICTURE.—TH18 EXUIBI- Gs Broudway, will porisively closeon Saturday | S5'Weil vercen Ws communicate with JOHN HL McCUN, AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. WEI OO OU ce oe vet eT . . HUNTER & WELLESLEY, PHYSICIA USICAL FUND HALL, PHILADELPHIA.—IM- nGoneumgtive, D Bistancas aad ail afeetiouset: caPienes tense triumph and “anthisiaatie approbation. — Air pauses.” Treatment by the'inbalation of Wart po anceratn, ee Great Wiss: Medicine! Vapors, 327 Broadway, Ni ik. ele Grand D Dra NFORTUNA’ ent et Soirees Mysteriouscs, P ine eel, 60) ing until further notice, whe! {a she world. Dep Kvice-Give. no” feos. De tor vures diseases better. ECHANICAL MEDICINE.—DR. DE LANEY’S CURA- tive Iustraw ent, the only infalliole remedy existing for those deplorable infirmities resulting trom early impro~ is office, SL Lispenard street. post paid) Box 109 Broadway Post ues to aves particular attention to AGENCY. eee S SNETHEN COTES — all those com Piainte. ape nag ry EO hag arggenens Mg PRIVATE nee . » by & ve) je application, rn jevility, bought o im 4 babite ° ae nd mos e—and 4 ney irchase loans, laniataet | potent aa inany yStatocot the Particular a! paid to California land title permanent eure. ‘TH, JEWELLER, Fal fa nny pew gtreet, ot it 68 70 Kage piroet, in Bigot rents | mover street. HOSIENS, GLOVENS AN. rt Jackson, J., 43 Lord stroot, opposite i HOTELS. The Queen's Hotel and "ieee : \s Rooms, at the Rab and Commercial House, 9 Lime stree}—2 SILK MRRCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, HOSIERS AN} GLOVERS. E’ JTSEK sncorts aad Baines sheesh, earget wareseuser an net carpe! Gibson, Thor., & Bo ‘trest and. Bairelasg anstiree® Heat the Adelphi and Wavcioe Hotels. without om etic, which others se, soon h ‘other Ttifleates, cured me i da; Deran, in'tve eee, tor be cured of ‘weakness feo withou! i, yen sas ‘ee by at ‘snd OR LIVERPOOL—UN. BALTIC, Capsai te depart wi for. “Yor freight or moe tions for elegance and igonter WARD K. COL! f a CO., 66 Wall street. — Rtlenile: wait ‘succeed the Balti ie, ail Fonte SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton, Burden & Low, 17 Chureh street, shirtmakers, heaters Batters, Re. MANCHESTER LIST. be | F mony yj rn ears Norriss, (J. Potter, Mayor,) 1 Geers: SHEFFIELD LIST. ae wrCEE leon. Fant PARIS LIST. AND COOKS’ KNIVES, ANT AGENTS. . Wolt, J.. 98 Bue do Rivoli, apartments, shipping an me corporate mark, four peppereorms . oe a — oe om iat he American ie Caatighione, snres doors tows Me: cS itn» JEWELL! AND SILY! MITH. ie ive ide aia Pals Mt (lormctiyl of thd Paley norte” Princes, 97 Rue Richelieu, of universal sation Pearle nove. Bnglish spoken. we | 108 Prinses. IRON* eT ‘BaD AND peat Nc MATTRESS MARE by No. 1to 5 Ri REHO) wo several courte, 25 Ree Riche SSM AKER AND MILLINER. Alexandri Ly Ie, by appointment to foreign courts, 14 chard. % Rue Ritheli Neuve St. Augustin, ‘ON MERCHANTS, AND naar i. ry for Havre, touch! Southampton 6 pesconeers %, Loy he syenver real otren | any ioe of Il letters et pase th feng the, it office. pasgeen is attached tothe ship. For freight as eR MER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Broadway. oR RIGEEOED. VIA NORFOLK AND PETERS- —The new, double engine, side wheel steam- ship ROANOKE, Le Parrish, ‘cominandce, will be s ready to oceive freight Friday morning, 14th inst Satur- ab 3 o'cloe Neclaely, trem pict IZ N. K eight or PAMDEEN SW THORNTON, 94 Pearl street. Books of passage, with FS SAVANNAG.—' A MA, Ca) \eman in contenrivrene koa le S. MAIL STEAMSHIP | Dr. A. M. Mavniceav ll ieaveas above, | My D: —My wif om will Je f ee sfeon et ia gee neat Sin ae n bes hosn pereupeaty ot 4 or, PI ~ iad Thora has Lyon, na ore dao 70 SALL ON lok, BoM. taney less, Comman- ame ite ation, apply om board. | 1 exon lief mind, ard the joy its peas toot i ay x'rrevided § ]D ®SEATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. oTee, Naw | remedy. Ieopenean i pecaaeas toni slerant New York clivgr built ship i NE, | was pessibie. But for his, or Ban ’l Very, Jr, comm I Pier 10 B. Rivo This extra: ese! bi at i of her corns UL hy doapatsh. Tat the Ecaled Stanea: “all Tethers Liberty Palais Rational, and 5 Moorgate 1 ener BRALE AND RETAIL. Faubourg Montmatre, and reet, London. Verrerie. 4253 32568 |=: PRUSSELS LIST. BOARDING HOUSES, a Bray, 2 Impresse du Pare, facing the Rus de ricr accommodation. COACH MARERS. Queenel Pilg, coach 7 ee a © Majesty, 3 Rue de LObvrerevatoire. Engl ot Jonce Brothers, conch makete to Vieie Royal Ifichneesss Bratant and Count do Flandors, 119 Rue de eremiesen Aine, 7 Plage do la Chaneellerie. ather Vietor, 45 (2) Rue Royale, opposite the I’lace de x REETAURANT. Dubost F., 29 Ru Ty Patterie, iz P Rg oy cving, im uated Md ihe Mignone nvlarot wet futon of all Nation the by? i my Royal ying, apa a vith original hae of, by her Majenty on ordore are re ckormann 9 Pe Mg obaah bata J POCKET ey Y ome & mo: prese o friends and foreign visiters, Perhar ar thegres Royancee to either the himeelf, from chaps one of the greatest aa hy or pl ‘resent th and they y may find th heir why ithone yout aid or company—the whole of th I thetoaahares be fageiveetes of of tne » tributary oereela, conde + hae tran get * a erianty.” Mesors. ° ont steams ot the rca oe r nr B tie jitien, py $10. Extract alleat Panama, s ical Journal :-— Bee yonans ee a the otlee, 177 W > Dicoes'o or havens corner Wines pny iste river. ies “4 = MEDICAL. Cra CURE FOR CUTANEOUS CANCER. “ | $109 to SAN will be deposited Person afflicted wi cured to the entire jane of their own d enid person be sum, or more, acovrding tating place of mecting. Bos case. Apply, by le omen New York. Poa JEFFRIES’ agzipers, A sre cific mixta en a aver, followed by voted exclusively to Promise more certain, chtained from any other itera 4 It is 4 %- One bottle pRgl je by ©. street, New York: joston; Wright & Oo,, RLA CROIX'S PRIVATE epb gal Rag y — Cheapeet book ever published— jates on the Ph; tiology of ee ana tne score inf turity, resultin from phynéal and eb Speen feel! ood, with praction! ined YY mot ne rus debility, ine re, a For treatment, by leteent ae R. WARD BEING ALL ec Eaks rea ratnaes dinenses, and iohave ees ‘STAN DA’ Rave Sasa DIRS, et tions on the Maw Toeat aia |& ho drese box 869, D te make oar! i. Ofhee, 0 0 A CNL sat sat of Brody, ill overcome ¢, however, should take caneuiting its’ pages. 16 ore wheth Tia; before soneultin their cases are by their pete fs atlogalys je 8 legal devoted b DE LANRY'S me apd ees for the , D®,xore MORRISON 18 CONSULT D CONT DENTIALLY EDIoAl, (GARD. DR. ‘GLOVER CONTINUES To | Recent casce he cone days, Thirty-two 9 are Prat: Mr bstin: iain at ie et ry fice enables him to oure those ai ing mers are ap} sareeh Ne Leeched Frese sne © FRE TILL CURRD —DRE. 0 nick cores. Strangers, beware Roceevelt street, from thei reeeived syn & MURPHY, jeeaton relied on fort the cure ~- sat pa the reeult of malpractice confined himeelt $0 ano five | belt ina eee Trosent ofee, neag + Entrance No.2 ‘whe I.