The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1852, Page 4

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. MOVEMEN 's OF THE POLITICIANS... ANOTHER SP+€CH FROM GENERAL SCOTT. FIREMEN’S R10C—4OBRIBLE- MURDER. | ke, Be, dew. Gen. Scott's Western Tour. QBMAT EXCITEWKNT AT LOULSVILLE—POLITIOAL | MEBTINGS, ETC. Lovreriusn,. Oot. ‘The excitement © and the hotels «. re He was serepad:«) hy vitlen nt beads during the eveniog. Gem. Wool prods to ‘inoionat to-day, amd awaits there the arrival of eu sonic on Monday.” . Gem. Lawson rem sive wich Soot, accompanying him to New Albany to ony A whig meet ng ist be held this evening, to be ad- rowed by ( oro sed others, ‘A Geanceratio wes ing #ns bod last might. Gem. Boott # bes b 1 good. ANY, INDIANA—GEN. SOOTT'S SPEBCH, BTC i Now Acoane, Oot, 2-1 P.M Geo. Scott paid bis Hest vith to Indiana, to-day. He. ororeed the river in « for'y bot from Loulsville to Jeffor- ponville where be met aod welcomed by a large number of citizeux of the (Losier State, A temporary Platform bad beeverected sa front of the market place, where am sppiopriats *elocming epeech was delivered by W.A Buchanan [uy ‘be cours» of histemarks, this gen. flomen seid -—The so-rican beast, sir, is made up of gretefalners, auc thorugh «+ cam boast here mo proud pa- Cantey OF Fpl Did eho , withoogh we can open no pil- Jered ball for your 1c: pion permit me to assure you the greeting of our Sta'e «11 b- none the less warm Gem. Soott replied i s Urief and happy speech, in which be thank+a the ottizens of Indiana for this first end warm greeting. A large proces icon of carriages, with music and ban. ers, was then forard. end proceeded onward towards Now Albany. the number of carriages being greatly Swelled om the 1000 On reaohing New Albsoy, a very spirited demonstration took place. The crowd was large. and a platform was excoted on the ground ‘The General way wi leomed by Milton Gregg, Kaq. in an able ac sbich be alluded eloquently to the gervioes of Scott » tupression they had ever made om the citizens oF indiuun Scott replied—Kellow-citisens: TI see be- fore my eyes rometuing which looks almost like magic. Less then thirry years ago, & wilderness Was upon thie pot «here I now behold # lange and fi jog city tiied with an enterprising. inteili- mt and patriotic populstim In no other country m Se ward coule 20° waxioal a change as iis have Loon ght. Tam persusded, (clow-coum'rymen, that it is a bepegoiai and « usiui thing to pass up and down thie beautui vaiiey brough which moanders the Obio river, at cord= «ft two. three or five years Tf the patrictiem Shieh ought to burn im the breast ot every trne bekr'eo ci izew should have becowe faded v.Ort vir TO NEW At and worn out ib the ba Kueyed Lsoor of every dey lite, such @ jour ia vos fail te rekindle it in all the rightness wi it ever burns in the youthful breast. I never expert m a higher gratitic: bon dering my journeyings im any part of the world than thas whic) | have felt m my present trip on your splendid river Fellow citizens ot New Al- Dany, I return you my «arwest thanks for the welcome ou have extended te ure welcome so full of kind fool- ngs. ro fullet hear (tet wy own heart is touched with sentiments of the ;refeoundert gratitude thereby. It has, indeed, fallen to Thy \o" as your eloquent speaker has aid 60 play an active pert in some of the stirring events of life, for the tat fi five years. T have appeared on py Athrave ofaction, aad [teu t not without doing my duty othe props ava tu my country, but if [had per. formed ten times s mach L hove seen enough in the last three weeks to com pe n-at« me fully for all the totls | have endured and ali thy perite | have encountered, aad can truly say, that nowh.:6 bas the weloome of my country- men been more ben: ity extended to me. or more gratefal to my feelings. than 1 ts bere in New Albany. Permit we, then, to return my \havke and to make my humble wcknowldgu nts once more tor your great kin¢aess, In this dewov trative 1 rrecgnise the greeting of my flow coumry meo—for ail are my countrymen alike whether native or forego born—aedin suca a moment ‘ks the preeent [mike no d’stivetion b-tween whig aad democrat, and it thee tw third party, I make no excep tion in reepeot to ‘has. E sm your countryman and arc my countrymen Together we have fought the tles of our com country, whether native or adopted, and, by the aidot your valor alone it is that T bave been able to #oomplirh what litte I have schieved. Once more. then, my countrymen. I thank ou from my beert—I thank you for this warm and Htable greeting The Genera! then poceeded to the hotel, where he re- edved the visits of citvzens aod after partaking of the b bad been prepared, returned to wp by @ number of persons, ‘The enthurisem » peopl tm Lndivns pears high, ODd & great demire t+ expre-fed tbat General Scott shoulo vieit that 8: or path Whenever invitations are extended from wos lying im bie ayreot route, he does not refuse to Feepond to ‘Thin eventing be will receive calls from ladies st the Louisville Hotel. the wilt Boe however go out of his re- New Vork Polit BRIE COUNTY DEMUCKATIC NOMINATIONS Burraro. Otober 2, 1858. The democrats beld their County Convention yester- day and somipasted the following candidates :— For Member of Cougress—Isano A. V erplanck. Sherml—C, A. Weidrow County Judge—Dyre ''Mlinghset, Coanty Clerk—P M Vorburzh. Turtioe of Best ap Jeaee Le FS temdent of Poor—Otive casera Sloan of Ruifkio Wo K Blaisdell, of Co eord; Godfrey Zimmermum of Cheektowaga. ‘There olution« adopted are lengthy. and approve of th» @andidates and resolutions of (he National aad State Con. vemtions -go in for the speedy enlargement of the oanais— Geclare the democratic party to be the true friends of tae ‘tracts and fry the sucorss ot honest enlargement depends Bpon the demoora’ic caudiaa'cn ‘The demoorstic deiegates uf the Fourth Arseubly dis trict met ip copvention yesterday, und nominated Alex ender M. Bruce, of Vollins for Assembly. WHIG NOMINATIONS IN MONROE COUNTY Rocnegsrer, Ocr, 2, 1862. ig County Convention to-iay made the follow. For Congress—A. Roody County Cierk=O. 8 Bh tdon, bheri—C. B Woodwerin THIRTERATH DISTIACT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION Avmany, Ocr, 2, 1852 Rufus W, Pechbaw (hardsheli) 1s the domoeratic @date for Congrere iv the Albany district. ane Political Encounte;—Duel Anticipated, Noaro.g October 2, 1852 A Gificul’y ocourred et & publio meeting at Porte, month, Ine¢ night. betweeo the Hon. Henry A. Wise and J.G, Holliday, the Provident of the Whig Assoclati The lie wae given, and blows were exchanged. when their friends interfered avd restored order, A duel is antici pated, Ko new cases of fever bave occurred ta Norfolk tho past week. larieg Congressional Nomination in Kentucky. Lacnanoe, Ky., Oot. 2, 185% ‘The Demreratic Convention which assembled at thir place on Friday, nowinst-d Robert J. Ward for Congres) who declined The Convention then reassembled, and pominated Robert J Breckenridge, jr., of this city. for Comgress. For Scott and Graham, Wasinctom, October 2, 1852 The Warhington Republic of thie morning announses teat the Hon James H. Jobneon « prominent Union de pucorat, of Georgia. bus declared for Scott avd Graham From the Plains—State of the Western Waters. Br. Lours, October 2, 1852. Major Banderron and Captein Claiborne, of the mounted rifles, arrived yesterday im this city from the Plains. ‘Where they huve bern in service sevoral months, The Getacbments of troops under command of Major 8 re- forned to Fort Leavenworth Sx excellent condition, The weather on the Plaine was mid and pleasant. The Miscirippl, M «ouri, and Illinois rivers were re- Coding W yesterdsy: but it has been raining hard Curing the lart twenty four hours, and still continger ‘The upper utreams will probably rise. Singular Predicament fora Bank, Aunany, Oct, 2, 1858 The Cotmmercial Bank of this city on opening fer busi. ees thie morning were unable to open their strong room, Ooataining al) their each books. notes due ke The door Of the roosh resisted all attempts to open it, and the day passed off without their bring able to got at anything, The agent or patentee of the lock of the door was tule @raphed to come up from New York, and try and set mat. ters right. Hiness of Hon, A. Dixon, Orseinnats, October 2. 182. A Compateh from Evensvilie says the lion. A. Dixon is ab very precastous state, and his recovery is considered doube fut lars of which aze ax’ followe:—A Welohman mame@ Reaso a pirt Kuling bum be was beaten to death as ap) prefetin in whieh the body of the wasf: Reese had about one bundred dollars sboat his per-on, which Kvans robbed him of, and then made bis escape to Carbondale . svaps wae arrested durivog the afternoon, by the Car- bondsle police, who #1 bend bim over to the authorities of Wilkesbarre, When taken tato oustedy. the watoh of -the murdered Ineo was found in bis pocket. Firemen’s Riot in Philadelphia, Puiravecesia, Oot, 8, 1662, Two fires were kindled in Moysmendag by inoendi- ‘fries lust pigbt. The Lafayette Hose Company were out but, expecting to be attacked, they loft the ground, escore- ed by the members of the Moyamenstag Hose Company In Fitawater stroet, near Tenth, the carriage was assailed by members of the Washington engine and Franklin hese companies, Bricks and stones wero thrown, and platols discharged. The membors of the Lafeyette company left their caring». but rsiled, and assisted by thete ewvert, put their aseailepts to flight. Thes Littie, se adherent of the Warbing’oo company. foreerly « Cuban pt bdewrn, and will probably die, Wi of the Franklin company, was stabbed tn the rack apdreverely wounded on the bead, but will probe Diy recover The affair occupwd bat « fow minutes, and the police bel: g eugaged at the fires, d'd met reach the scene urtt the disturbance was over, They made several arrests; but the parties have been mostly @ismissod, for Want cf proof, — The Cholera at Rochester. Bocnestea, Ootober 2, 1852. We are rorry to announce that in consequence of the eturn of warm summer like weather, the cholera ts on the in create. Railroad Mecting at Buffalo, &c. Burraro, Oot, 4, 1852. A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at the Voan- cil Chamber lsst eventing. te consider the measures proper to be taken for the building of a railroad to intersect tho Pittsburg and Olean road. Hiram Barton, Mayor of the city, was called to the chair, and James Brayman and 8. H Lathrop, both of Buffalo, were appoimted Seore- taries. Speeches were made by Orlando Allen, Ool. Cook, of Springville, Hon. George K. Babovok, R. B. Heacock, W. W. Mapn. and William Wilkinsom ; and letters were read from the Chief Engineer of the Pittsburg Company, and Wiiltam Wallace, Superintendent of the Buffalo end Brantford Ra lroad. The +peeches copious and full. Books of sub- scription were opened for the purpore of organizing the com pany. avd about $57,500 of the stock was taken A committer of six was appointed to procure subsoriptions, to be reported at the Council Chamber on Wedne: eveving next atreven o'clock — QO, Allen. K. J. Buldwia, CJ Gamblin. A L Baker, 3 V. RK. Watson, and James cheidow. were named raid committee, It was the largest railroad meeting ever bold in this city he County Fairolosed on Thursday. The show Was very AKT Warren Granger. of Black Rock, was chosen President for the en-uing year, The fair will be held at Cold Springs, about three iniles from this city, next year Gas Company in Trouble. Loutsvinie, Oot. 2, 1862. ‘here ts considerable excitement in town.in consequence of @ quarrel between the Corporation and the Gas Com- pany, which inauced the latter to take the glasses off tho iampe and refuse tolight up the city. About one o'clock the townfolks unscrewed the tops of the stroct lamps, aud fired the gas, burning » vast quantity, and illuminating the town. Marine Intelligence. DEPARTURE OF THB CITY OF GLASGOW, ETC ‘ Purapeiemta, October 2, 1852. The steamship City of Glasgow satied for Liverpool this morning. with forty-six passengers and $30,000, American gold. THR SOUTHERNBR AT CHARLESTON. Cuagcestoy, October 2, 1852. ‘The U8, mail steamship Southerner, Captain Win, Foster, arrived here eatly this morning. THE STATE OF GEORGIA. Savansan, Oot 2, 1852. ‘The steamship State of Georgia arrived here last night ut half past eleven in fifty seven hours from Philadelphia. Telegraphic Electioncering. Newovure, Oct. 1, 1852. Jars G. Besxert, Bae., Epiron or THe New York Herato— Dear Sir—In your paper of this morning 1 was pleased to see om article referring to the abuse of the telegraph by politicians, in communieating orroneous and exagge- rated accounte of political gatherings. It is high time the public mind were di-abused in reference to those humbugs —end it is a sorry shift on the part of desponding politi cians. to fabricate falvehoode of this description, and withal calculated te re set on their own friends, who may be diqpors@ to bet upon this most unreliable data, A remarkable instance of this audacity ocours ina telegraphic despatch which was published im the city pa pere of the 201b ult. as follows -— WHIG MEETING AT NEWBURG opt. 28, 1962, various Soott re lest ni was fine! phen V toroh 0 y * gu was conceded by the whigs themseives. Phe room was, indeed, illuminated. but it was so for the exbibitton of Hanington’s Panoramic Paintings ot Views in Italy. &e, A torch ight procession was formed ond numbered just 127, includiog a large number of boys from eight years old and upwards, The despatch was all fuss aud fenthers ? Cn reaving the article. it wa 6 rath 004 joke by persons of ail pactivs wh: 4 the furce on the i of the 27th published in this at while 1am ijcro- unication. it is essen 1 despatch from ParD. permit me to say © authorship ef the cou ally eorrcet, No such local de bit place. even during the if we moy judge from ou'ward appearance and ex ion. ae pat forth among the democracy. Newburg By be ret Gown as decidedly democratic at the coming e100 strongbold Youre, Ke it bas heretofore been a whi eM RUTIENB Ed. Newburg degrayh Receive Pab- ors While on OMlelal Busty General Scott {x courting and receivieg public 8 in bis favor, in the different towns through pases on bis errand for tac government, we ral Woolvwho is o precisely the same business modestly decliving any tuch honors; giving as a ree sscon 88 the business which culied him to ted. dnty awaits his epeoial at. te head-quarters We flod iu the Cincinnati Cuizen of the ui uit, the followiag invitation, which as forwarded to Major General Jobu E, Wool. a for + previous, signed by eighty: two citiaens of Ciocinnat. Liong Whom were the Mayor of the city, the Shertf the + of the Court of Common Pleas # large mamber of members of the bar, and the editorial fraternity: Oiwerxnati, Sept, 21, 1852. Mason Generar Jonn EB. Woou US, Army: Declination of Ge i Bin—Tbe undervigned. on bebelf of tho demecracy of Ubis city, beg leave to proffer you a public dinner. a? such tie a6 may be epecitied by yourself It is earpestly boped you my b as (be important are appre anole to accede to our request. Highly vices you bave revdered the county sted in other portions of the Urton, it is b nO Community oberisber ® more lively aud ollection of your dittiugul-hed public carcer than the people of Civcinpati. Wo recogaise in you a of yours, bas discharged, with consummate rkill aad gal laviry. the vacied and important trurts committed to bia care. In the recent war with Mexico. expecially. permit us to #ey, pot in words of holiow compliment. bat tm the langusge prompted by the genuine warmch of he Western heart, that your patriotiem avd gruins were e¢ emergencies and shed an enduring halo on Ameri arms. Trarting sir, most rivcerely, that it may not be ‘nec mpatiple with your other arrangements to ace-pt our invitation. we eubseribe ourrelves, wih high regard ko | "rhe fellcwing rply frou the gallant General was re ceived om the 25th ult — Bur Lier, Ky. 25th September 1852, Gentiexen—I received your communication of the 2st inet.. lost evening, tendering to me. fo behalf of the demoersey of Cireinnati a public dinner at such time as might meet my convenience, For the bovor thus unexpectedly tendered me, T would prevent my grateful acknowledgments, with the assurance could afford me 4 greater pleasure than to partake of the proffered hoepitallty of the democracy of the city of Cincinnati whom I have ever found ready to defend the honor, the interests. and the rights of our common country, But I regret, deeply regret, that my official duties will not sliow me that plersure. Having already been absent longer thon I anticipated, I shall be compelled, as soo as the business which catled me to Kentacky is completed. to return to my besd quarters, where duty awaits my epeeial attention Ip reply to as moch of your communication as ref-rs to my rervioes im bebaif of the republic, allow me to say, that no solace i# more grateful to the feelings of vets ren folder than the approving voice of his countrymen; snd if ip ferty years devotion to the Union I have been +o fortunate as to command the approbation of the peo- ple I sm more than compensated for all the toil, hard and dangers to which I way have been expo-ed. for rw you that their good opinion is more precious to thon gl elee that conld be pr: flered With ‘he he pe that on my return fiom this place to my hong quarters, aw opportunity will be afforded to ex charge per-onslly salutations wiih you and other of my friends io Cineinn ave tbe honor to subscribe my- cif with eo ions ef the highest respeot your obe. cient set vant, JOON B. WOOL, ‘Wrinscsssan, Po , Oot. f, 1868. | i] Nino's Ganvaw.—The light and ‘amusing on- tertaipments wiich are given at this ax ever resort, eUirnct large aeembiegis. Mr J Browne » comatim f the first rank. appears to morrow eventing in the faroe of © Frightened to th Jack Phantom, Tae b tifal ballet. entitied “La Fille Mai Garde,” in which the acccmplirhed danseuse, Mile De Molise, will appear, will also be played. Beatos’s Turarar —The features for to morrow night are the comedy of the ~ sohool for Sesndal,’ hist alt Ube comedians witli and the faroe styled © Fright eued to Death I diese for us to assert thst this te wp att jive bill. Everybody is well aware of the superior manner in which tbe euteitaiumeats sre pro duced at thir e-tablisbment, Netionay Taeatke.—Maunger Purdy announcst the engigement of the Mevplaisie troupe, who appexe to moirow evening in both ballet and pantomime perform, ances. The proeramme comprises the builet of “La Fee eux Peorles,”” the partomme of * Robert Maosire,”” the Grama of the Adopted Child.” and the farce of» Life tn Alabama”? War 's Lronum —This establishment continues to be ex'ew-ively paironized. and tbe perfurmanoré are ro ceived with great pleasure. ‘Tbe popular comedy entitled Ube * Sobool for Soandal”’ is to be the commouctes fon ture to morrow might, aed ali will terwinase with the farce et «tiie Lest Legs,” in which air. Brougham will appear ax O'Calli Amenican Mussum —The pleees to be represented in the lecture room of thia establishment. to-morrow after. noon, use the farces of “Very Suspicions.” aud: M. & .” and the prize drama, entitled the “Orphan's Dream,, im the evening. Cr rena Housn —Chiisty’s Minstrels continue ar poo ever—tbey announce a fue entertaiamont for to morrow evening Woen's Minerkrss attracted as large audiences a8 ever during tho past week. A very attractive bill is provided 108 to-morrow night. Wurre’s Vaurries —This eatablisnment was very well patronized test week. and the performenors recoived great applause. A good bill of emtereainment for to-morrow evening, Mad, Alboni gave her second concert in Philadelphia, onthe Ist inst She had a full and very fa-hiomxb!e au- dienco, apd the papers tay she penctrated the very hearts of her listeners and that she may now be reganled as. having fully established herself in the good opinion of the Philadel phivns, Madame Anna Thillon will perform in the ‘Kachan- tress” again. on Monday evening. in Philadelphis On the firg: nigbt of the presentation of this beautiful opera, it is sf hundreds were unable to gain admittanoe Madame Pico will give a concert om Monday evening. a New Linven, astisted by Signor Vietti, Signor Coletti, and Signor Maestro. Police Intelligence. Important Arvest of House Burglars, and Recovery of the StolenProper ty —Officers Burley and Stephens, of the lower Police Court, yesterday arrested two desperate burglars, named James McQuade and Joha Leary, on a charge of burglariourly breaking into the dwelling house of Mr. Kdward Sandiord, situated at No, 44 Union Place, steal- ing therfrom valuable wearing apparel and silver plate. valved in ali at over $1,000; a porvion of which proper'y has been recovered through the vigilurce of the above named officers. It erems that about three or four weeks ‘ago, during the absence of the fumily in the country, the robbers effreied an entrance. by forcing open the base- mevt door—the house was them ransacked from top to bottcm, and the prope:ty sbove alluded to, carried away. On tho return of Mra, Saudford from the country, Uhe robbery was discovered, and Mrs 8. found that the robters had carried off all her silk dresses, cloaks, splendid shawls, &c. together with the silver ware, On the developement of the robbery, officers Burley and Stephens set themselves to work. in order to find out the rogues. About a week ago they first got clue of the burglars. and it was eubsequently ascertained that several of Mrs. Sandford's dreeses and cloaks had been offered for role in Church street The officers then, with much commendable perseverance. pursued up the thieves until they captured them. In the possession of M Quade some valusble articles of wernt, apparel were found, also some of the silver ware, which has been identified by the owner. Several of the silk clouks and shawis were reco- yered from a house in Church street. where thoy had been sold by the prisoner MQuade The prisoners were conveyed before the magistrate at the Tombs. who com mitted them to prison for trial. During the summer months a number of the dwelling houses up town, left unguarded by the absence of the family in the country, have buen burglariously entered and ransacked by the thieves. in the seme manner they did Mr, Sundford’s premises. €he burglars new under arrest are. no. doubt, the same rob- bers who effected the majority, if not ll of the burgla. ries of that de:eription during the summer months. Some few articles of silver ware have been fouad ia the po-resion, not idemtificd by Mrs, Sandford, which are be- lieved to be the proceeds of other burglaries. Much credit is due these vigilant police officers in accomplishing the arrest of this desperate gang of house burglars CITY TRADE REPORT, Satunpay, Oct. 2—6 P. M Asurs —80 bbls. were purchased to-day. at $4 62!/ a $4 68% for pote, and $5 5645 for pearls. per 100 Ibs. ici aDSTUFF jour continued to favor buyers, sales having been made of 10.600 bbis—ordinury to choice State at $4 5745 9 $4.50; mixed to fancy Western. at $4 43° 0 $4 6245; common to good Ohio. at $4 439¢ a $4554; and mixed to straight Southern, at $4 56, a $475 per bol Rye flour and corn meal seemed inanimate, There were 7,500 bushels Western white wheat bought at $1 05; 14.000 prime Southern red do.. at USe.: 7.600 Western do, do . at ¥5e.; a few lots rye. at 86e.; 1.400 bushels batley. at 77e ; considerable quantitles of new oats, at 4436 a 46c ; apd 83.000 bushels Western mixed corn, at Tle 72¢.—the previous rates ‘Cor10n.—The gales to day were very inconsiderable, in all smounting to about 300 or 409 bales, with a heavy market. Feriouts —Rates to European ports continued dull, 8,000 a 10 000 bushels wheat were engaged in bulk at 5d ; apd 1.000 bbls. flour at 12d., with about 75 or 100 bales e natS Sud For Glasgow, 14.000 bushels wheat were engoxed at (d. To London and Havre there was no change to notice, To California rates varied from 45c. a Soe per foot Provisions seemed pretty active. the sales consisting of 506 bbla mess and prime pork at $1740 173 and $10%; 60 Uble good to prime lard at 11ye. a 12¢ per lb.; and 250 bbls mors and cld prime beet at $10)4 a $14, amd $4 a $535 Stock Sales, er, Brothers & Wig: 6 do, D do, bi, 28h4 Pennsylvania Railr ong Leland Railrow 4; WY Roading Rail i h, Vide; 28 Pennsylvania and € nal, 0: 10 Schuylkill Navigation, | roisl Bank, 64 "6 Kentuchy Bank, 110. Bet 4—150 shares Upton Canal, &, 16 » do, 1 nd Railroad, wwn, 13 Navigation Preferred, b5, 2% 100 M Selinylkill’ Navigation. Preferre road, shwn, Wi; 1 R pk of Kentuc Telegrnphic Report New Onceans, Sept, 30, 1852, Cotton Is active; the rales to day were 7.000 bales. at 9c. for middling and ile. for ‘air. Rice, to arrive, rolls at $6 50. Corn is at 620 Lard 1140. In bacon rides transactions have taken place at 9 Whiskey is at 200 New Onieans. October 2, 1852. ‘The rales of cotton yerterday (Friday) were 4,000 bales: middling 1 quoted at i 3yec. ; good middling 100.—sales of the week 24 (00 bales ; ‘eceipts of the same period 36 000. The stock on hand now amounts to 82000 bales = Whis- Key has declined to 1940, Our other markets are all Goll. Arsany, October 2, 1852, The following have been the reeripta of produce during the past twenty four hours :—Flour 14.000 bushels—corn 21.000 burbel—bariey 16 000 bu hels—oate 19 (00 bushels —whent 2.000 busbels. Flour exhibits no change—corn is slow of alo, at 68 to600. Wheat—2.200 busbels prime Gevevee cold at 108e. Barley—Sales were made of 7,000 bushels at 760. tor two rowed. and Sle. for four rowed Married, On Tuetday. Sept. 26, by the Kev. EB Miller, of Phila- Jephia, Chances Wits, of New York, to Miss Louisa Pancoast. of Meroer Co, New Jerrey. New Jersey papers please copy. ten. on y. sept. 20, by the Rev. Dr. Fro binghsm. Dr Jossrn H. Fovren, of thiscity. te Many, Gaughtse of EB. L. Frothingham, Keq., of the former place, On Sag Sept. 30. at St Peters’ Church, Brooklyn, by the Kev. Dr Stearns. Jossru Wikronn, Esq. {rom England, to Miss Ansix Evoex, from Sootland, Diea, On Saturday morning. October 2, Panny C., daughter of Theodore W. and Caroline M, Pinckney, aged 2 yours and o days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend her fu- neral. from the residence of her uncle. Thompron Pinck+ ney corner Broadway and Seventy. ninth street, this after- ticon. at three o’olock On Saturday, October 2, Pron, wife of Thomas Dax, eged 74 years. ‘The relatives and friend* of the family, and members of Templar Looge No 203 of Free and Accepted Masons, ere iwviied to atterd ber funeral. thix afternoon, at two o'clock frem ber late reideuoe, No, 205 Kighth avenue, near Twentieth street Philadelphia papers please copy. On Saturday morning October 2 of consumption, Bu- san Ann, wife of Isane Webb, and dsughter of the late Dar ie Riker, Beq ‘The funersl rervicos will take place this afternoon, at half post oreo'clock in the Seventh Presbyterian Uhureh, corner of Ridge and Broowe structs Op Baturany, October 2, Jonn Honax, in the 40th year of bia ege The friends end relatives of the family nre rexpeottally invited to attend hiv funeral this afternoon, at ome © clock, from No 26 Whitenail street in New York, om Pridvy, Qecober 1, of chronic dint. Ir The ie id °° to-morrow, at Saturday, October 2 Wreesam. son of William aod Ana Wilbon aged 3 years aod 10 months, His remaine will be tukem CO Greenwood Comotery, this afternoon, a: one o'clock, from his late residenoe, Nu. 3 Lafayette ° ‘On Saturday, Uotober 2. after a severe illness, Crasies D Caawronn. of the rhip st. George His friends and tho-e of his fachor in law, | a Hott, avd those of the family ‘OMoriow afternoon. at four oclook Hie rematas wiil be interred in the family vault, Secoed Street Ovane tury, Boston and Bridg-port papers please oopy. On Saturday, Ociobor 2, Faasces Anw, the ouly obitd of John A. ena Catharine McKensie, aged 1 year, 10 mouths and 17 days. ‘The friends of the family ere respeotfutly invited to at- tend the funeral. Com their residvace, No 253 Heary street. this afternoon at two o'ptock. On Ssturcay Ootober 2, ater short Wines, Ronent Jacnson, aged 73 years, Tho friends of the tamily are reapocsfally tavited to attend bir foneral, this afternooo at ball pat two och ck, from his tate residence No 195 West Nimoteouth etrret oF Oaptsin MARITINE tnTHLLIGKNE morn Li tg PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2 1963. Cleared, Re ots Parrish, Norfolk and City Point, o ip Alabema, Lyon, Savannah, $ 1 Mibshill hip Marion, ‘Berry, Berry, Charleston, Sp & Ship Elizateth (Brom). Droste, Hast Indies, Poppe ts Co. Ship € wlius Grinell, Fletcher, Loudon, Gri |, Min- urn & Co, Ship Medora, Brown, Doboy Toland, Thompson & Huutor. aus, Thacher & Cera- Ship Medemsch, Hickey, New 0: Seip Dirigo, Cooper, New Orleans, Bailey & Hincken, Stoamahi ord, well. Ship Mediator, Bell, New Orleans, Frost & Hicks. ship Oddo, Conchita, ‘Orleans, tanton. Ship Helen A Miller, Galt, Baltimore, Ladd & Churoh, gdittk Haunah ‘Thoruton,’ Cougden, San Francisco, & B utton, Bark Emma, Balleeage, Amstorda ia Norfolk, Themp- son & Newhaus, Fark Elizabeth M Hilliard, Malaga, Stalkor & Co. Bark Nerd Ameri 8, Beck & Kunharit. Bark June (Brem), E B Pavenstod Schumacher, Bark Virginia, Busby, Rio de Janeiro, Leland & Davidson. ), Heyes, St Johu, NB, Williams & Bark Ann Kenny Guion. Bark Kosmos (Brem), Hosmer, Baltimore, Oolrichs & Co. Brig Creole, Brandt, Monrovia, Ladd & Church, Brig Alired (Fr), Jautort, Havre, Boyd & Hinok Ps Inoognits, Christopherson, Cowes, &o, F leincke, Brig Indus (Br), Richar: John, NF, Jas Braine. ey Ave iley (Br), Davidson, 5t Johns, NB, T:H & D 10 Wolte, Brig Hebron (Br), Skal ng, St Joha, NB, J 3 Whitney & 0. Brig Julia Payson, Preble, Jacksonville, Thompson & unter, Schr Allegra (Port), De Minho, Lisbon, J A Machado, Sebr Hiram E Bishop, Penny, Lavaca, N L MoCready & Co. Schr JL A (Br), Stearnes, Carlislo Bay, G P Dissoswa: Schr Jas MoNab (br), Cunningham, Halifax, Hamilt 01 OR. Schr J W Taylor, Lawrence, Newborn, R M Blackwell & Schr Jonas Smith, Turner, Charleston, N 1] MoCroady & ‘0. Schr Greonway, Kirby, Alexandi master. Schr John P Collins, Burr, Brunswick, Ga, C A Prindle. Schr Florida, Keod, Brunswick, Ga, C A Prindle. Schr Adelo, Applegate, Wilmington, NC, Hussey & Mur- ray. Schr Richmond, Loveland, Richmond, © H Piorson. Schr Northwestor, Rogers, Mobile, Jas Hand. Schr Martha, T yilmington, NL MoCready & Ce. Schr Grace, Hopkin, Frederickaburg, Jas Hand. Schr Isabel rbvean, Boston, Dayton & Sprague. Schr Cabot, Nickerson, Philadelphia, J W MoKee. Schr Lacon, Beareo, Philadelphia, Jas Hand. Sehr Lovita, Bellows, Baltimore, Van Braut & Slaght. Steamer Delaware, Scymour, Philadelphia, © B Sandford. Sloop Rhode Island, Gardner, Providence, master. Stoop Willerd, Turner, Philadelphia, J W Mokeo. Sloop Croole, Mack, Bridgeport, Conn, Jas A Hawes. rrived. Steamship Atlantic, West, Liverpool, Sept 21, with mdse and passengers, to EK Colle & Co. Sept 22, off bar at Lie verpool, saw ships Middlesex, Celestial, Shonandoah, and Henry Clay; 25th, 12:2), lat 51 25, lon 27 30, passed steam. ship Arctic, hence for Liverpool; 29th, off Cape Kace, passed steumship Humboldt, hence for Southampton. Steamship James Adger, Dickinson, Charleston, Sept 29, with mdee and passengers, to Spofford, Tileston W, 8 PM, 12 miles northeast of Cape Lookout, pass ship State of Georgia, from Philadelphia for Savann: A encountered northeast gales during the whole past ship Cornelia (of Portland), Blanchard. Cronstads, 39 days, vin Elsinore, 90 days, with 'b bark Pathfinde: nok & ip or bark, about 20 had all ber masts lyi burthen, newly coppere feet keol; either Freuch or Am build; she appeatod to have bean but a rhort ume in vhat situation; Cspt L went alongside of ber with lis boat, but could not discover anything thas ke could name trom or where she belonged dioton (of Searaport), Pendleton, Inagua, 17 with salt. to KP Buck & y Pictou, NS, 12 days, with ooal, to Ar- tohill, Windsor, NS, Lf days, in ball: Stevens, Windsor, N3,38d. with plas- alongside; she ws and aboutt or Schr Matilda R Wells, Pierson, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, with navel stores, to NL McCready & Co. Schr Stephen Hodghiss, Munsell, Kichmond, 4 days, with flour, to C H Piorson, Schr Manet, Kinney, Halifax, 8 days, with fish and oll, to Hunter & Co. Schr Howard, Raker, Borton, 3 days. Sehr J B Brown, Brown, Machias, 4 days. Sehr Othello, Tyler, Machias. 5 days. Schr Tixarro, Chase, Barnstable, 2 days. Schr Southe ke, Luboe 5 days Sehr Mary E Comba, Provider e Serr Ophir, E Sebr Tnomas BS . NB, 7 days, with on. *, Providence, 15 hours. Oxkes, Providence, t day. n, én rt, St Job Below. One bark and two herm brigs, unknown, Saliea, Pacific, Nye, Liverpool, Marion, Berry, Stenmships en Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah; Roanoke, Par Richmond: ships Cornelius Grinnell, Fletoh- jcutta, Loring, Turks [slauds; Andes (br), Amelia, Jordan, Bristol; barks Aveona, Brem), Frederick, Buenos Ayres; ambuco, meridian, 3; sunset, SE, and light Telegraphic Marine Reports. . New Onveays, Oct !. Arived—Shipe France, and Nashua, Phi jelphia, Herald Marine Correspondence. E Arrived—Sohra Bengal, Abby, NYork for Boston; Eauls, ! creme, Arey, NYork for Portla with , Kllems, NY sbbidge, N York for Boston; pudes, i 1, NYork f reo; Ct do do. Zith—-The vessels above reported aro supposed to have nile d this day Also art schr New England, NUaven for Bangor. 2 th—-Arr brige Mary Farrow Francis, Dighton for Ran, ea, Hatch, Philadelphia for Salem; schrs fona, — r lidrton; Wm B Peters, Lord, do arkin, Chal lo; Cale ia, Coombe, do for Marbleiioad: Mary Ferréat, do for Scituate; Havrict Ann, Garland, do for Batiy Kenneboe, Spear, Potomac tor do; Tangent, Plummer, New York for Addisou; Democrat, Pendleton, Providence for Bangor. Oct In port, all the arrivals of Sept 20th, and echr Now England, Wind EN Wey P Bras Pure Pride. A om Miscellaneous, ie Poresr Kine, now lying at Pier 87, NR, betwoon and four years old, built at Kennebeo, and about 1.0) thon, has been purchased fers freigt ter, at $35,000, Swip ALLEcHany, at Philadelphia from NOrleans, bofor® reported partiaily dismaeted, experienced, 9th ult, a violont hurricane from NNW, which throw the ship on her beam endes to right her had to cut away topmaste; loxt snils and rigging attached; Guished remainder of the passago under ete. 16 Wasitinorom, of Harpswell, from Philadelphia for Portland, with con}, struck upon the Hedge Fence, night of 29th wit, and remained until Ist inet, when she was gut off, apparently without damage. Sour Wor Hone, of Savanneh, suppased from an Fastern ert for NYork, war seen Sept 28 ashore on Flood Rock Hurl Gate, with 9 schr and sloop slongside her taking her ca Her bow was nearly under water, and sho supposed to have got on the ruck the night before. th tons bi Scur Opn, of Gardiner, 125 ton: on_ youre old, ha deen purctiased by parties in Fall River, for $4.00, Sho sai ed from Fall Rie or Philadelphia, under command of Capt Caivin J part owner. Whaiemen, Arr st NBedford Jet inst, bark Americs, Wost, Atlantio Ocean, with 4%) bbls ep oil. fit at Navtucket 2th, sobre Tryall, Shoals, no oll; Orb, ide, do do, sid from Newport 20th, bark George, Dexter, Atlantic nad jan Oveans. from New London 20th, bark Hannah Brower, Brown, Spoken. Ship Inez, Lunt, from N Orleans for Liverpool, 14 days from the bar, § 44, lon 72g. = Irleans for Haves, 4 days out, Sept + NYork, Sept 20, Smith's 4) miles. Js, Welch, from Boston May 6, for Sumatra, June 4, lat 3 N, lon—, Bark Bowditch, from Trieste for Charleston, 19th Sept, lat lon 78 07. Voretgn Porta, AsrIN WALL, Sept 23—Arr brig Egyptian, Studley, of and from Boston vis Darien, Ga; the Orntand se20nd offivors died on the paenge of dysentery. INAGUA, alt Sepe 4—DBark Jacob Prent se (of Yormongie, Me), Loring, for N York next day; only Ain veasel. Quenee, Sept 2—Are ships Goodwin, Works, and Honry Grinnell, Thompson, NYork. St Vienne, Mart, Sept 12—Rark 6 Loud, Gorhon from Boston via St Vincent (Windward Islands, not Cay Verd Islands), tor Tabasco Lith, to load Cor Borton. Sr Jonns, NF. Sept 20-—Drige Superior (¥r), for Nor} soons Honerta, Andrews, from NYork, wre 224 7, alt Sept 1s—Sebe Arlotta, King, for Ram oure: mate sick Savy Key, TI, Sept 17—Bark Undine, from Demarara, are brig Flora, Hubbard, from Jamaica, for Baltimore in & few hours. Home Port ALEXANDRIA, Sept 8—Arr brig Aralin, Stove wrt, Sid sth, sobre Forest, Cole, Boston; LH Niel Phi aay Oot 1—Arr sohe 1 (Now Bodford. vv George & Baily, ond Elizahoth, Boston; «aug ni cld soot Bete te schr Lowell, In tow sedis Raa aah ie Light Douse Channel bari brig Barbadoos (which lott the harbor Inst ting back to the Roade at sunset. Berk Acte © ¢! pesday. ‘Arrvith, schr Harvest, Williams, W' PASTLONT, Sope Ze Cld Unies Lady Bele a Bart ect, Hoyt, Vhilagelpb, eh EM Maybe ged supposed for Philadolphim. PERIL RIVER, Sept 20-S1d cobes Richd Bordea, James. | Baltimore: /0th, 0} Boker, Philadelpt Sept 16— ship JW Fi i; bark Montauk, beown, a Stevens, or INDIANOLA, Texse, prev to Sopt 6—Arr Fineord, N York; Reindeer, Cathcart, and Desdem: cn 4° Tn port 6th, sohre WH Hasard, Keindoor, m for NV ort (1,6 P M—Bark Justios Story: brica Cope ter, George Washington, Abbots Lawrence, Teal Mail Monticello, Ellen Maria, Kicbmond, Chios peo, Charlotte Elizabeth, Viator, Isola, Arzus, Coal Teaded kebre are at the Broaki dota NW Ewind, whieh bh prevailed here MYSTIC, Sept 23—s14 soles Golden Rw vt. SEW OR NS, Sept 24—arr ship € ir, Brown: Bost fornia, OF Phila; seh) Hay Below, coming up, Gov Hinkle ton, uwebip benj Franklin, Teal, N Henry, Curt amkt; Hudeon, U NORTOL| Arr brig Brothers, Wiats, St Vin- cent 16 days. NANTUCKET Sept 30—Arr_sohr Susan, Russoll, N York. NEW KEOPORD. Sept H—Arrsobr Eliza Jave, barnard, Norfolk for Nantucket, Sid schra WoW braivard, Phila. delphia; Monterey, Delaware City; Thos B Sith, Albany. » NEWPORT, Sopt W—Cld brig Bilen Hayden, Smith, Cuba. Tn port, bark Marthe Anus, Messer, for Lavan: 3 rec tine Batch, Mandy, and KB Lawton, Gardiner, for 0 do. LADELPHIA, Oct 1—Arr steamer Konneboo, Clark, tehra Ameth Harris, Gonos, 70 d ile, Gi Pic J Brognard rrickson, Stag, Nickerso svidonoe; © W iently, Milla, Warren Kt.’ Cld sehr aro, Harding, Providenoe. POK Philadelphia, PORTLAND, Sept 90—Arr brig Elmira, Strout, Carden 19 days. Cld brig Con] Worth, Rackleff, Philadelphia; se! EF wis, Berry, N York. PROVIDENG %. Sept %—Arr schra Benj Strong, Smith, Alexandria; United, Hillock, Albany: sloop Commerce, ‘y: ler, Allany vin Bristcl. Sld_brig Dirigo, Dawes Chelsea: echre W Dorling, Gibbs, Baltimore Alpine, Peudloto das Fisher, Anderson, and Wm P Corbitt, Hewitt, Phila- delphi; Mary E Pearson, Coombs, N York; sicop Opera, Uulse, Rondont, RICHMOND, Sept 30—Sld brig Mary Perkins, Nickerson, ecbre Courier, Crowell, Pearl, Knapp. N York. NNAH, 8e) ip Flori Woodhull, hr ES Janes, Wescott, ar! STONING Kelley, Phila delphi for TAUNTO. 2%—Arr sohr § L Crocker, Burt, Phils. Gelphia. THOMASTON, Sept 22—Arr brig Fredk Eugone, N York; schrs Elizabeth, Harrington, Norfolk; Marbieheal. N York. WARKEN, Sept Arr hr Wm Bacon, Philadelphia, Sld 29th, tloe jary Dallas, awkins, Rondout. WASHINGTON Sept 24—Arr brig Follett, Crabtros, Rorton: echr Al do. 27th, schr Doborah, Robbins N York; 8 ar, Cld Mth, sohrs Comet, Pugh, N York: Secretary Maroy. «: FILMINGTON, Sept 26—Atr brig, Attakap Johnson, 2th, sclrs KW Brown, Hobart, NYork: Henry frey, Philadelphia. Cld 28th, brig David Duffeld, rl oll, NW Vork. WAREHAM, Sept 23—Are aches Corinna, Phil 2th, schrs JK ndall, Blackwell, do; 28th, imiral Blake, and Louisa, Mth, Agawnn NYork. Sid 2/th sebr Ann, Gardver do 29th, brigs Edward, Philadelphia’ with, Suean Ludwig, Hastings, do; 29h, schr Lamartiue’ Keene, Troy. i , Passengers Arrived. Liverroor—Steamehip Atlantio—J W Novitt, Mr and Mre'l F Hoppin. J B James aad daughter, C Sohwartzwal der, W 4 kighter: Me Bortior, J Tyfol, W Crow aud daugh- ter, A Jeauronard, Madam Bechet and servant, E Shaw ant cbiid, Mr Brenan’ James Hanna, O and J Oliva, P Cav ps, G Porzio, A Baker, J Balsall, CR Lohman, Mr enor’, JA Beard, GA Pott, W W Gilvert, friond and servt, C A Kiolwita, U Barnard, Mr'and Mrs EB Blunt, J Kenworthy, Jd Hu: maston, FB Aaron, AS Guerber. WH Rogors, DP d son, DG Winebrewer, Hy Tail, Key Et W Wait nd son, Rev Mr Ayrault, Miss G Schucrhero, Mr Forbes, Saxton, Mr and Mrs @ Dunoon, GS Cameron, JW Cater and two sons, Mrand Mrs E Buller and two child Mr and Mrs H McNeil Vance, two children and servant Mra Mountford, daughtor and servant, © Ponyard, Mr wn Mra WD Vance, Mr and Mire E Decopret, FC Hoppin, Mr and Mre J Bell, sorvant aud child, Mr and MraT Applcton, Mr Gwathney,’ BH Talmadge, M MrsJ DW Spun, RM Winslow, E Sendford, Mr and Mrs 0 Jones, Me aud Mra AS Cathorwood, Right kev Bishop and Mrs DeLancey, Miss © 1 Kochester, ‘8 H Brown, Mr and Mrs Stewart Brown, daughter and gervant, W Connery, RW Neumar, Me and MreC Fornet, T Sparks, Mr and Mrs B Hassell’ and two children, Mr and Mre J Livingston, Mr and Mrs K Merton, Mrr Weatoby, P Walsh, Mr Bennet, JT Dalton, William Thompson, RA Loersch, A and & Vandervort, Mr and Mra JD Martin. sron—Steamship James Adgor—R D Frost, . A Mazango, O Ma ae, Capt S L Woodbury, Cobb, 'O Bush: HL, Phillips, Mire Gotta. Jostn lotorn, M Wambersie, G © Molden, A D Eliis, Capt Wam- Versie ‘and lady—8 in steorage. ont jelphia; he H Ww Passengers Sailed. Livenroor—Stosmship Pacific VS Gommissioner to, Dettleback, of N Phila; Thos Charltei Eng; W Simon: ron, NY; K M SI Nrvaa C Slorey, Nd: Newbold and friend, Phil cont, N Ww NY: Jas S_Willes, London W Warriott. Freiand; Mies J Mc Booth, Biiss Eliza Fox, Mr and Ja: Wolf. Porto Rico; Miss W: New York; W Schans, Eeq, bearer of dispatches to the ( of St James; EC Mevlar, Amstervam: ivan de Crab, of H land, Master Jas Murray New York; WA Wheelock, N Ur Withers, NY; Thomas Rizgs, and J B Ward, of NY; Dr Josep fer of Jersey City; Sprin, MD; Mr Wiggina, N brew Ndi aR Little, Phil A jerson, Thos Barsiield, ton, Kos y; W Schall, N ¥,N Y; Wim Benjamin, Phila- Baker, SE Mowe, Wm JW Lyman, Jn Sanger, Gebbard, NY; George D Sutton, Brooklyn ford; Mr and Mra W J De Young, NY rmett and Miss Sweet, Mr« E Boonen Graves and son, NY; Theo W hia; TJ Rice, Phils S$ Mame ¥; Charles verett, Philodelphin; Mr and Mrs James Farnum and ve- phew, Philadelpli i i'Carthy, Mrs Martin, Samnel Moyle, wi .yous, M' Du Chesnoy, a Land Tenac Wil Brundage, am, tar! Hartford; Henry and Mason Y; Mrand Iter, Philadol- N Stickney, T Thomson, J y, Chas Sinith, $3 olla, Wm Whit Win Coulson, Bevj Bene Alverd and G 8° Androws, Taylor, 1 F Calkin, S W Noble, Key 8 J Vanderhayd two friends of Troy, Mr and Mrs Blinn, of Geo hoe Stockwell, Eng, Mr 425,008 mersiy, Eng, If 1 Small, Eng, d Miss Mary'S Dumont, of N York. LIVERPOCL—UNITED STATES Ma. ship ATLANTIC, Captain James Weet.—Thi will depart with the United States mails g Mvely on Sat , Cotober 2nd, at twoive o'clock. ¥ from her berth he foot of Canal str: derthe se 1 » baving tng end comfort, apply to 20., 66 Wall atreot. past oleven will jetober. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP HERMANN Edward Higgins, U.S. Navy, Commander, will eatl for Bromen, touching at Southampton, to lend the mails sud passengers for England and France, on Saturday, Qovo- Prioy ver, from pier No. 8 North river, at 12 o'clock noon. of passage :— In first cabin, main esloon, In first cabin, lower saloon, In second cabin. ise atih Fis ues . An expel i surgeon in attached to the ship. ters must paca through the Post Office. Specie delivere Iu Jiavre and London. For pusr oie or froigut, apply to SOLLE PTON AND HAVRE. HE UNITED svenmship FRANKLIN, Jas. A. Worte Commander, will leave for Havro, touching at Southaw to land the mails and passengers, on Saturday, Octoher Price of passage, $120. Baggage bot wanted during th d be sent on boari the day before sailin No merchandise will be received on bi October 2st, For freight or passage apply to ORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Brondway. ne LIVERPOOL AND oailing the mee ‘ doy, huredey ya e tf OP MANCHESTE. OF GLASGOW, rhon OF GLASGOW . y OF MaNCHEST OF GLASGOW. y OF MANCHESTER,, OF GLASGOW 1s turtey, Oot 2, Saturday, Oot. 25, Saturday, Nov. 20 . Thuraday, Jan. 6, W ose. ‘Thursday, Feb. 3, y OF MANCHESTER, ‘Thureday, Moh. 3 OF GLASGOW... .. . Thursday, Moh. 31, FROM LIV PR POOL. OF MANCHESTER ,....Wednesday, Sept. 20 y OF GLASGOW Wednesd MANCHESIE, w FROM LIVERPOOL, '%) | Saloon aftor stater'm, .2) “ midship “15 rd “ forward “ ..139 “ ewe rds f THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. A limited number of third class paesengers will be taken from Fiiladelphia aud Liverpoo), and found in provision From Philadelphi $3)| From Liverpool... .6gninose Certifion ia; ke Will he issued here to parties who aro desirous of bringing out their friends, at corresponding ‘ jeght Gis. per ton. Conree goods, hardware, &e., will be talen, subject to agreement. will be onrried on onoh ship. For frejah Ht) be England and Irolnnd. ‘or freight or passage, » io THOMAS RICHARDEOR. dt Exchange place, N. Yorks and No. 9 Walnut street, Philadelphia. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS & CO., Liverpool. EW YORK AND RAVRE STEAM NAVIGATION x om) The United Stator Mail Tateomers, BOLDT, De’ Lines; commendee will leurs, Now, York, Bevee, and Misnmaptons for the your 180%, 0n v3 follow. LmAVE HATE Humboldt, ba i! "gent, @ Bompoldt, ses $s Hf ankling % Franklin,’ = Now. Sumbold BH Humboldt, Peete te Franklin,’ ba » sarvioe, of ‘These stonmors, built expressly for ge vorn! “ Are Dob murpaseot oithor 12M Mt tomfork, by aay voutels cond. Th modations both going aud rovarning, tho % , ALVAR ERROR Over Li me snd mone Now Vork to Sonbr maptom o¢ YorR....., Aa superior an © WRN TT TTRULTON, Nees, co prowtxy TLLIAM ISELIN, De Balineay OCROBKEY & Qo., Ronrnamyres phon to'N, until paid t TSMOUTH, Sept 3—Arr brig Protection, Rundall, | | aaa eae st G WICH, So », Morton, $0 Fast GREEN ps —Sld brig Arg ' Mo | ore OR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA— . E Semt-weekly United States Mail Line.—The now and magviticent steamship JAMES ADGER, J. Dickinson, oo marder, will leave pier No. 4, N. K..on Wednesday Gth at o'clock FM. procisoly, Por freight, auply oa beard, where all Mills of fusing will be siguod; and for pase | ease, (having unequalled accommodations) at the wflee of Paueengers w: 5 rough wi w"avsungers. will sufor no. dcventio made with the ha" arraugemonts have th Carcling Railroad to diepatoh nak of the steame: NUN | $i unt | FOU SA YASNaM—ONITED tars wall LINK | whe and splendid steamship FLO! 9A, M. @ wit Uctober Dba i biyen pe conten ee on Suturday sto! ar to” , row 5 ‘orth riv A rel t. EEL, 104 Fons seroek, SaMUaL | . The ALABAVA C BL agro wil leave om strengths, spcommes fare, those eittps have no geporior on ¢ coven, AND SAVANNA 81:34M NAVE 'e Now Ldne of Steamshi hi Si | Soptomber 20th, October 1h and Wth, and Besember sth and 23d; aud or Britaded whe t hin om the ry fs witb tn end has prove scan teenagers Uy hey enjoy abe plenaure of ve jon one-sixtl of the pacoage, ret ft Steen. Cabin c to Savennah, of to Charloste 3: ah.) j,,, Stocrane, 9 iw in Philkde MERON A MARWIN, Now 7% N- Wharves: iu Sa Pap RD, FAY & CO. My Li j—Thror io] 08. TNT ? splendid steamship SI) ww and splon tens, J. Dayton Wilson, corm all, direct, on Tuesday, October I from pier No. 8, N. onnecting at Panama wil and eats double steamship Cit a ne, Robert 500 roe! oom! ill be h dit to reoei' he passe Nevad aa. wail eamrediately hy Sea reaeane These steamers are unsu! |, ventilation accom fo ee Nty ‘nite ‘cotng: fe Calitorata Fin bin passougers are pre Cs forni onbin vided with state ro: nd dine at the Railro pot, wt wall. Au oxperionced surgeon ip stached to cach ship. For freigh' to weaned we oS HOWARD & BON, Agents, Se Broadway. V .NDERBILT Lin 4 dol Norte, FIG, Paci havii Dut twelve miles ot land, ave superior acoommoeda- forms or um e NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Compas Only Sirona nited States Mail Line for California on via spin wall and Panama.—The splendid new an: double oi |. 8. Mail Steamship GEORGIA 3,000 toma, ‘Commander, will onil on Tuesday,Oe. precisely, from pier at foot of War ren street, No The Pacific Mail Steamship Com- Magnificent steamer TEN NESSEE, will be in roadi- ee Bt Panama to receive the GEORGIA'S and tener, and mal immodinnely for San Fra No efforts 0 BATS e two companies ‘their pease gers through with expedition aud comfort. RATES OF PARE TO ASEINW, Ladies’ Saloon, State Room. Lower Aft and Forward Sal Second Cabin Standee Btoorage.... 2... woes Paewengore will bo landed at the ‘railroad’ wharf, ab Ap pinwall, feo. | Transit of the Tathmus at the paste ener expense. Persons scour ‘rough passage ie State#mail steamors from Now Vork ave preference of ace gommodation on board the Pacifio mail stoamers. fare from Panama to San Francisco on the moah favo me. Vor freight or passage, apply to eM: CHARLES A. WHITNEP, wat, the gee of the companies, 177 West stecet, comer of ‘arron, N. ¥. N. B.~Silppors are roquested to supply themsolves company's bills of lading, whioh whl be siguod at office between the hours of 10 and 1 o'clock on the sailing. USTRALIA! AUSTRALIA! !—CLIPPER LINE.—THB A \vory fast sailing ship SACSUSA, Canper will suocved the clipper Ascutna, and sail for Melber Port Philip, on 26th October, herregular day, touching the Cape of Good Hope. An exporionced surgeon aco aies the ship. For freight or passage, which will be at lowest rate ly on bonrd, pier It), East river, or te tT. DUGAN, Frovt street, or RUSSELL & NORTON, & Old slip. ASSAGE TO SAN FRANOISCO.—THE SPLE packet ship HELEN MoGAW, now loadin East river, oan take a few more paactugers, at §: aud $100 in seoond onbin, on immadiate application SUTTON, 34 Wall a E. B. GA W, 63 801 AUSTRALIA--NEW YORK AND CANADA LINE— 42 The eplondid fast sailing packet s Capt. Avs Bourse, for Melbourne, Port Philip will ‘sail on the 26th of October inst. 1 built fora European packet and is a very accommodations tor parrenge: any other verse! now Joadin provided with a fino lib rienced surgeon will ac pareage, apply on board, Pier 13, ince Togs ry, BAILEY + Dt. Cas :. 27 South street ‘MGds intended for shipment, forwarded to the agesoa at New York, will be forwarded froe of commission, A STEAMER, OF ABOUT 450 TONS BUR don, seven years old, built in tho most substantial mea- is newly oo ppered, hass new boiler, an engine in oom- plete order, and ready for immediate use hove will be reat bargain if applied fr soon. Por further inquire of JAMES T. SANFORD, 91 Weet street. ine ort Her are far sitperioe to these of for the above ports, She is ‘y for passengers’ use, An expo~ any the ship. For froight or Bast river, or to & HINCKEN, Agente, ‘ MEDICAL. URE OF CORNS BY MADAME BERHARD, NO C 7 Bowery, between Broomo and Delancy atrect, emt side—Madame B. informs the public that she oo te irectice upon the feet with tho greatert ane caclusively devoted her timo, for tiftoen years, to € to which the feet are subject. She is confident in promisin {hat she will remove corns entirely from their irritating am Painful loention—without causing any pain or poanivility of “anger, or making the blood flow: ‘The operation oveupies from five to ten minutes, and the relief is so instantaneous thet persors thus treated ean put on their shoes; aud wall Use least incony K. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF riend in Noed," may be consulted at all hours, at hig No. 265 Bowory. Circulors presenting specialag, iI, sont by post, without charge, by addressing, por Duid, we above, i THE FEMALEB RK. MORRISON 18 CONSU TED AT Hit MEDICAL and Burgiost Dispensary, 2434 Fulton stroet, taron ably known for shiry-shroo years. Office hours, 8 A. M. to # » M. Reo his dip) an C. Bu London, web tho atenstuye of Bir Aetiey Ooo: hio off Ldvtess srliele, Be. ws Dp COBBETT, NO. 19 DUANK &TR a 7 Chatham and William ctroots, may be ocneaivee. ‘ ie his offies, where those who have satou 0 Pr § may apply, with tho certainty of mout phys Sportouce, Dr. ©. iam wamber of obs W vereioy D8, JOUNO8 NO. 16 DUANE OTREEY, 30 WRE kaows < $2) |a#s twonty-throe year ae sho moss ont enefal practionor in New York, devotes his tite, ag bere ~, bo an office praotine, whore he may be © fi TA.M.tc 9P. MN, Ban my wall ond wunghe Dioma in my offer. 0 K COOPER, 1¢ DUANE hoe aim, end Wilt oft sothod of nocthed a4 hie Yo for the Exon Y old ofiee, whe To he has practise! $0 ew: dwenty-fe z youre. act CONVERS, AUTHOR OF TUR “GUIDE FROW th to M * wonld infor x NION, A PRACTICAL TREATISE: OW tom, from infancy to the grave, never bf ore y free of postage. Sold hy Strw .oy Townsend, Piet, 422% Broadway, and by the Author, M ‘Larmont, Physician ad Surgeon, «2 # osde t, ‘corner of Broadway Now York, where he way be ulted on ali these complaints SHE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MB pica Dr. A. M. Maurigeau, Frofeuse ¢ of Dir. oe oe Is pp Ft i—Priet OCKET COMP. th: Gon. blisheds Deouniary od by & fimol ypevially tor the se contemplating marrings, a0 it disolores which ahold be known’ to thet partioul: imborten, Mi ad the mows of eject eure, in evorr gentleman in Dayton, Odio, AVE on, May 1, 960 29 Liberty ew ‘My wife hae boon pere sore threo yours or inore, in conseqven ish and suffering some months belery 4° fecment—every sucveseive cn toate and prostenti and whic yan divoover tI romedien, aud the m: to which her sex ‘lessor from ptibly sinking tw of her grent am Jd during er com ore debilitating a her, putting her life (y jini, ale land connate, fh, iunivonk ca ae Say 4 rosigned me ow Rhowe tn time, book hieb}y Siete my caas. |” On its roouipt and por ; Yand poruenl ie OF Wet te ‘affords ray diptevesee sted to my wifo, on Ly M.M. 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