The New York Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1856, Page 5

i \ : 4 : ‘THE RBPUBLIOAN CENTRAL COMMITTER. ‘The Republican Centra! Committee assembled iasteven- §mg at their rooms, in Academy Hall, for the purpos: of making arracgements fur the grand mass meeting to ‘come off at Poughkeepsio on the 16th inst. The Commit tee of Arrangements was authorized to engage steambeats, Darges and bands of music necessary for the conveyance to the above mentioned city. it was of he New Yorkers to the abov y. io meeting in a body. The coalition of the democrats and Know Notbingr in the state of Connecticut, was the sub- ‘of much attention. A serics of resolutions, informing ‘The repubhicens throughout ihe country that the followers @f Fremont are willing to combat the oppo ition party Sater singly or united. Abe thes tm elther eave the vintory ‘would be secured tor the republicans —_[t was agreed tous ores thew meet every Wednesday until after oe or THE FREMONT AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CLUB. ‘There was a republican weeting held last night 10 the @hinese Arsemb!y Rooms, io response to the following eall— Tim rom A A U: tm eran, raving se mecting Eecmces Octo- the Chinese Assembly Kooma, (late Gall,) O'clock. Severs) celebrated speakers will address the 8. AU Trend Ey MIN Vai BLPER, Presid reo Pent, Secretary. : - a will be remembered that the American National @icb, which met io National Hall, Canal street, led by Mr, Van Riper, their preside: t, voted at one of their Meetings, soon after the nomination of Fillmore, at Phi a- delpbia, to go over in mass taghe ranks of the repubii- gems, and becomes aFremoneclub. At the next meeting @f the club, the Koow Nothings of different potitical bao mente rallied, attacked tbe Fremont members, got I ieleé, wud would, it is said, bave laid ‘violent da on Vaa' Riper had not the gas been turaed off, and he mavaged » crcape. Tis is the fet public meeting of tbat portion of the lub which followed Van Riper in favor of Fremoat. It Was largely auended, and, being called to order, Mr Van Rurge came forward, amid loud cheers, and delivered he plead} addrens:— 8, fellow citizens, compeiee~Fhis Bg and noble qoscnibn ban alc anmapned me. I realize how weak is human nature, for your kindpess has almost overpowered me. Thave seen the tin * nd death in thelr hearta, They were ready to take my life, fo revent an imaginary wrovg. | In that hour, of tial hay tn Sema periperey Bere A was wiling to sacrifice my lil mine’ of heir vengeance, conscousthas L waa right. (Load applause.) But to stan here in your midst to-night, to be suc- rund a by friends wih wirooy arm and wara boat in this bere Iwas born, where everything 1 hoid dear on SaNhs Ir ceutereds and fo" Near Sour _Welsome, is suilicient to heer me on in the hour of adversit (Cheers) Gentleme what have I not endured for there threo” month Totives bein’ Seuwtod ne having’ bese Bs to” my id party; accuses of having sold, my birthright for a mess of ‘but your presence here to-night huris back the slan- and base fa'sehood. (Reve wed eb: ering.) ice th st we friends here, frien’s by adoption trie; but Ihave not Ianguage at my command to requite you for this generous ‘ ig. The silent monitor within bids me speak, yet all I fan say is, 1 thank you. Ailjow me, as an actof justice to my- self, here publicly to proclaim my accusers wamitigated fais (Cheers). That which induced me to act ast did, was Q desire to returp back again to the world a man, to stand before the couomunty to the trae dignity of untram- welled manbood, that 1 inight espouse the ewuse of my own inclinations. and not be compelled to advocate or vote for men Seainet ‘my coavictions. Puch was my course; but le let the per forgotien; let us look to the future, knowing Srebed to earth sbeil rise again” to vindicate her own; sod ow, again having come forward to netive life I asgure you ‘your prealcing ofleer will prove himself true to his trust hrée cheers were then given by the audience for Van Biper.) pamons, T have cailed you agaia into public life, Your ind welcome has reassured me we your coniidence, Beekle op your armor and T assure you that I will renew the fenerey of iny youth with i fire of patciotiam for the contes my fidelity and devotion will be per ase back me—wich men of ene alt 2, conceal, allow me to tener x fer for thia maniy gree’ tis: everlasting gra tude. “The speaker thea Aesired the elub 1 elect permanent officers, as they had but afew weeks’ time them, aod much to accomplish in it, He wiated that Srough he had not been public eugared of late, be bad, nevertheless, been actively at wo Ut it mow numbered 7£0 mem! ‘The club then womina’ Mua ae, the aides dlicers :—Benjumin Vgn Riper, President; Robert W. E1- es and kdward Jardine, Secretaries; Robert Webo and © Harris, Vice Preitenta. The meeting then ajourned, to meet at the call of the presidicg officer. OLD LINE WHIG MUNICIPAL CONVENTION. This Convention assembled last evening, at Constitution Hall, for the purpose of nomirating canuidstes for the e@icee of Mayor, City Judge, Counsel to the Corporation ‘and Alms House Goveruor. After some discussion in re- gard to the bert course to purene, it was finally decided to appoint a committee of coulerence, compose of one from each ward, with instructions to fuquire into the qualifica- tens (accorcing to,the old we whig standard) of the va- rious candidates in the field and report thereon at the next meeting. which is to be bold on Thursday, the 15th inst , atthe rame pace. Az the democrats and republicans are conridered out of the question. there only remain the Know Nothings, and itis considered very Pg oh that they will accept their nomiuces—Ieaac Mayor, Louis N. Glover for Counsel to the cmpersiiier Jobe H. F< for City vudge, and Benjamin Pinckney for Alms House Governor. KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS. Jobn H Briggs bas beea renominated as the Know Nothing can iidete for Aldermaa of the Thirteenth ward. His opponents were Councilmen Fioyd and Gilbert C. Deane. The last name! gentiomau was a member of the Philadelphia Convention, and i# ove of the Fillmore elec: =. ‘The nomination of Briggs was finally made unani- ™Fonth Assembly Distrist—John M. Reed, renominated. STRAIGHT WHI NOMINATIONS. For ALpEaMay—Fifth Ward—A. M. Bininger. PUR COUSCILMEN. Eaghib Dietrict—Lemuel W. Parker. Diwth Dietrict—Geo. 4. Barney. ‘Tenth District—Wm. H. Crans. MISCELLAN*0US. Jobn N. Genin has celived being considered a candidate mane the webapel of New York, | gathering of German - ay Tall Jast even! Sposches were made 4 all latevenin, Sposa entbusiasm ail declared upaiznoas. After the Convention « mass ratification meeting was Flatlands, to which seven large omnlbuses, a angen gers outside and in, proceeded, pausii paered through President street, to greet Hon. he. L. ton, who i# now on @ visit to Mr. Lewis to attend the tuneral of afriend. Mr. D did not speak, bat bowed his thanks tor ibeir courtesy. FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION IN BROOKLYN. Last evening the Know ie ag county held 7 y muat fally two- was ay lock the New tee ee oo Rj street, and ch several streets be‘ore fically disporsing. DEMOCKATIC PRIMARY MEETINGS. The demwcratic primary gates to the City Nonventior 1g. wore brid last evenin, panned ot about ns usual. The contest appears to @ candidate ior Mayor, for which office Martin Kalb dele yh , L 8. Powell and Taos. G. Talm ” yet doubtful a to whiob proce: e are in the fold. the largest dele- Court © 813, 689, 097, 684 Sua 1264, 62h, 297 420. kt e. iets, 1680 to 1068, 1087, to 1602. 703, wart, 1718 to 1719, 1721 to 17. a nar wna, L 1766. SuPreme CovetT—pecial Term— lst Class.—Nos. 37, 38. 24 Class.—Now, 26, 72, 168, Sorenson Covet —Now. 78, 126, 193 184, 186, 136, 137, 14 40 eae 150, 151, 2188, 154, 166, 187, 1 82, 64, Leh, 180, 108, 169, 170, 176, 178, 84, 185, i hema jon. 17, 31 to 34, 96, bag I Pisas—Part 1 —Nos, 947, 948, 949, 960, 951, WIG, OH4, 065, 966, 957, 826, 667, 691, 738, 6. Part 2.— a 83, PLi, 068, 933, 934, 5, 988), 938, 989, O40, 1, 042, 943, 044, 946 A Photograph of whalberg, the Great Plan- ist, en be seen at BRADY'S galigry, 369 Broadway, over ‘D2 ompeon's aloon. Gentlemen In Want of « Hat, Superior in aslo aad quality, are tuvived lo eall. BSHENBUHRID, 118 J dssan etreet. Whitv's $3 Hat, Fall Style.—148 Fulton ewoet, betqeen Broadway and Nassau street. ag ge Vaken on Letter Sheets, for Trans- sitting to cand elsewhere, $1. 25e. and We. pictare Taper, 289 Broadway. 1856 .—Our Late rot of Fall and Winter Temes of these are tabrice tan by and contd 9 ue, imported ja our best sivice, an early call will secure many bi Caen bow be run of before the season ‘sensen ‘to tuiriy Fre stock of cloths, ef at, and vestings in our custim ocme Sond this chy . DRVEIN A CO bind vi and 260 Broadway, ‘The First to tare New Styles dothing in New York are AU MGOL,) & PROCH, Fe, Fron A look at Beir stock wh! convince, ‘and ean, and weir fori a if ta and winter clothing ss il ‘ad ay NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1856. Crossiey’s newest and most beautital Received at HIRAM AN DERSON’S, 99 Bowery. ‘To Wholesale and Coantry Byned Park, 304 Broad ‘ork. attention large and elden buyers to ry Say were mocave nook of suropeatt and American patent mericines, at aud below manufacturers’ Prices by the dozen, package, er 100 gross, BAuNes & PARK, New York, Cincinnati wnd San Franciaco, Cristadoro’s | Halr Dye and be pad, of superior excellence, and the dye privelely sppled, at louse. Holloway’s Ointment.—Abscesses and Para= Heat ulcers of many yeare standing, are readll cured by this powerful antl putrescen Hy Rrosore of fs fotsoneus viras. and imparts sucient vie to uy od) vessela to produce new Fold'at the mansiacuories, #0 Maiden lane, New York, and 244 Strand London, and by" all druggist 25 cent, Gi}y cents and $1 per pot. Dr. Kelley can be Consulted Dally, at ae Ss ‘eo. 8 Bible House, Fourth avenue, upon diseases of liver and kidueys, Lyon’s Katharion ts now ates know ledged to be the standard preparation by-all Gealers. for 26 cent a er bottle, twari 1 WeNikOor &CO., proprietors and perfumers, 63 Liberty street, N, ¥. Hill, the table Haircatter and Origi- tire ge, lack and brown, four shillings abox, a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wepvespay, Oct. 86 P.M. ‘There was & univerral dechne in stocks to-day. At the iret board every stock on the list sold at lower prices, and were offered freely at our quotations. Illinois Con- tral bonds fell off 34 per ceut; Delaware and Hudson, 1{; Canton Company, %; Now Yor Central Railroad, i; Readirg Railroad, 3g; Michigan Southern, 4%; Michigan Central, 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, %{; Cleveland and Toledo, 34; Chicago and Rock Isiand, \{; Galena and Chi- cago, 14. The market was unusually active, and the bears put ont on contrast a good deal of stock. New York Central, Frie, Reading, Cleveland and Toledo, and Mich{- gan Southern were sold in large iots at the decline in prices. The growing stringency in tho moucy market is bringing out the cash stock, and thoee obliged te ell are im many instances buying on tine, their own option, £0 as to carry it over the most stringent period. Many bigh priced stocks are comirg upon the market in large quan- titles, such as Delaware ani Hudson, Galena and Chicago, and Pennsylyania Coal. These stocks are seldom sold in large lote. The sales of New York Central Railroad are daily increasing, and tho market price is daily decreasing. ‘Two smatl lots of La Crosse and Mil- waukie sold this morning at a decline on yester- day’s prices. It was reported this morving by telo- graph from Madison, Wisconeio, that the Governor had vetoed the bill passed by the Legislature, granting the public Jands to the La Crosee and Milwaukie Railroad Com peony. We undereiand that this was expected, and we now learn that the bill will become a law without the Governor's signature, or that it will be amended so as to meet the Governor’s approval. Tbe difficulty is im not making Madison a point for the terminus of the road as well as Columbus. The La Croase and Milwaukie Compa- ny have no objection to this, and the bill will probably be altered #0 as to suit the Madison interest. We notice sales to-day of Mad River and Lake Erie Rallroad stock at 140143 percent. This is one of the North aud South railroads of Ohio, and is a competitor of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, The stock is owned principsl- ly in Boston, and tLe probability is that it will stay there. ‘The attempt to put it on this market wili probably bo as succestful as that recently made to saddle Wall street with Long Island. Hudson River Railroad sold at 29 per cent. We believe this is a little advance on the last sale. As the next ecasion of the Legislaure approaches, reports of consolidating this road with the New York Central are cireulated, for the purpose of operating on the market value of the stock. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction:— $5,000 Ohio 6’ $4,000 Indiana 5’ 10 ebares American ress Co, 214 do, Pelaware an Hudson ‘Ganai Co. 24 do. Macon and Wostern Railroad. A. H. Nicolay’s regular somi-weekly auction sala of stocks and bonds will take place to morrow, at haif-past 12 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchango, At the second board the market was very flat. There ‘were small trapractions in all the leading railroad stocks, and the tendency at the close was downward, There were no buyers in the street, except for delivery on ma turing contracts, and the sellers for cash are principally those who are receiving stock on matured time contracts. Speculation for a rise is out of the question, ‘The steamship Canada, from Boston for Liverpool, to-day, carried out $593,677, in specie. The sum of $392,700 was sent on yesterday from this city, of which $10,000 was for Boston, $24,000 for Halifax, and $358,700 for Liverpool. ‘The balance of the shipments by the Canada was made up tn Boston. The Assistant Treasurer reports his operations this week as follows :— Tikal Kecer) Sie Teal Balance. Monday. wees, S300 9243.04 $13,242,780 94 Tuesday. 134,740 wy 570 18 18,343,651 75 Wednesday ..302,066 54 aie 216 04 13,308,692 35 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 6th inst., were as foilows:— For the Trearury Department... For the Interior Deparument. 1,338 Iouent warraocts rocuived andentered. 7,778 47 iene rey the Navy. ss : From miaceliancour sources, . From ands... 6s seeree ‘The tolls received on the canals in this State, fur the fourth week in September, and the season, were ae tollows:— New Yous Stars Canais—Toris Contecren. Frwth wek = Tal @ in sop ‘a 168/998 2 198,917 2,251,086 2,008 848 1,909, 1,564. | Showing a failitg olf thie year, thus ‘ar, ‘a comparison | with ast year, amounting to $44,006, and te comparison with the receipts of 1848, Cecrcase of $802,291. The Chicago and Food do lac Railroad, now open to Janesville, has formed @ workiog conacotion with the Mul waukie and Mississippi Railroad, with which it anites at Janesville. The freight businces offered is greater than the equipment of the road can carry. ‘The recetpts of the New York and Harlem Railroad for September, were as follows: — September, 1866. Seprember, 1855, Inorease.......... The earnings ot varios railroad companies for the month of September, in the present and past year, have been as follows — Rartroan Trarric, Sarremngn, ae 1866. Galena and 120, ot Milwaukie and Misrissippl.. 92,542 ‘The increase in some of the above com panies in Sep. tember this year, compared with last, was very groat. All the Western roads show a large business. Judge Clerke to day decided the motion for a receiver of the Nicaragua Company, denyirg the motion. The opinion which he gave amount to very little. The gronnd taken and on which the motion is decided appears to ve that the Court will not interfere until the trial. Tt is true there ie & good deal said about usurpation and all thet, but this eppeare to us wide of the mark. We presume ‘that the courts ot this country have nothing to do with tho question of usurpation or no usurpation, but must de- cide upon the single fact whether Rivas bad control of the government of Nicaragua or not. The trial comes off next Monday, having been postponed to that day. as ie usual in tee courts, when one of the partios asks for it, and the trial, no doubt, will settle the matier, because tn a decision thore the Judge can exercise no ditcreticn; — ‘Tho London Times of September 24 says:— The Of gold at Paris is abont 6 per mille pro miom, and the short exchange on London is 26.45 per £1 eteriing. On compari el cee rates with the Koglish ia price ae by Me per Fema for standard goid, old is nearly 3. cont ete owe bis advices (rom Hambarg the prices of gold is 424 por mark, end the short exchange on London is 15.214 per £1 eterhing, Standayd gold, at the Kogliah Mink prog ts 1s therefore about 9 16the per cent dearer io Hambuig than in London ‘The courte of exchange ®t New Vork on London for bills at Cv days’ eight te 109% per cent, which, when compared with the Mint par between the two countries, seve panier hep ee atte sped im favor of Buglaud: after making allowance for of transport and diirence of ators, the 5 leaves @ tritling he she upenialien gold from the United states. The naval movements in connection with the intended Bourse, an edvance im the rate of discount (ivory of Amsterdsm and Vienxa, snd an announcement that Sraspaneies Of ‘the attempted evasions of Ruzsie in oa Beotion with the settlement of the Bessarabian frontier the English fleet has been erdered to remain in the Bisck ~ caused the funds to exbibit increased flatnons to-day. report was also circulated of probable diificutties wi! yk whose military agents in Lombardy, Tuscany, and Parma ure stated to have throwa iato prisou 31 vlli- cers and weu of the British }talian Legion on their retarn ary ne from Malta, Qonsois for mo. lagt evening ut 941 a 941¢, were Orst Grated torn Oh and there Wore. sebecqushily sellers & 93%. ‘Before the close of business they returned to bv opening price, aud the final were at P94 for mo » and 94 a 943 for the 8th of October. ee eat tenionlan yeelerday raised their rate of discount from 4 per cent, at which it bad stood since the Slat of October, 1856, to 43g per cent. The Bank of Vi- ‘enna have also raizod their rate and to @ greater extent— made from 4 per ceut to 5 per cent. ¢ closing quovations from tue Paris B9urge this evon- in again 2 to araine, on owi oo earay ao ing employ 3 place between tho Frepcb ‘ond Bogie ‘ov: peal “ou the Neapolitan and other questions. terday there waa a further fall of three-eighths per cent, the last price of the three per Cents for the end of tho month being 70, the lowest point they have wucned vee a long time past. Money is stated to be in’demand at 4%, r cent. At Amsterdam, yeeterday, the movement caused almost a panic, and Dutch stocks esses | 7 percent. At Vier altbough the rise in the rate of dis- count was greater, tho effect on the funds was less severe than at Amsterdam, the fail having been limited toa Lod percent. From Hamburg the letters describe a 8! diminution m the pressure for money, the rate, wii 54 recently stood at pel cent, having receded to 4 a 0%. It is rtated th: silver shipments to India aud China, by the mail from Southampton on the 4ta of Octover, wi amount to a million Sync Pterliag. The rate of insurance has advanced from 368. to 90s. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepxespay, Ovt. 8, 1558. ‘The market opened with « brisk demand at “alierton’s, which was kept np throughout the day, owing to the — fos, -—there only hoor ebout halr as mapy beef as there was last weck—and the improvs- roy inthe quality, a8 compa: ed with the average quali ty of the few weeks past, There was a much larger number of Texas cattle on sale than there has been at any one time this season, and the quality was much bet. ter—they sold at 9c. 8109. Too total number of cattle on gale to day was 2,523 head, and for the woek 2,589, with 321 stale catile, which were left unsold last Wedues The qi 0! the cattle was very good, with _ very extra cattle, which sold for high prices; the rang: was from $8 59 to $11. Mr. Geo Ayrault ‘oid seven nead head of vey fine cattle fed by Mr. Allen Ayrault, of Gen- for $121 per bead, equal to 1c.’ per Ib, Pap ee ‘sold a fine lot of 10 bead for $101 a head; ie were not so large as those sold by Mr. Ayrault, but were of about the eame quality. Cows and calves coptinue very dull, without change ip prices. Veal calves are selling woll at last week's frices. Sheep and lambe are doing well fp cowl pie and realize $4 to $8. Swive are brisk at '\\c. advance last week’s figures. The saies for the wee! ‘at Allerton’s were as follow: 589 beef cattle, $3 50a $11; 19 cows and calves, $28 a $66; 381 veal calves, $6 50a $7 50; 1,353 ebeepand lambs, $2'a $8; 903 swine, Odgc. w Te. "Poe gli J table rat from what part of the country and ty, what conveyances el lies cams:— io, beeves. ‘lem R.R.—Cattle, Tikuois, Oows.. but they were bold for 81 BO t $8 60 pel tinue ve active at 5 3< Tie. and jambs are ip good de Togeahan rio ba He of ame ae ea fy © precepts two days. were roid for shipping to the West a at sir bl % pe head. 636 beef cattle, $7 50 a $9; calves, $20 a $65; 66 veal calves, $550 a Ssr'b0r is sheep and lambs, $2 50 a $8 25. Paies of sheep ‘aud lambs by Samuel McGraw — 149 sneep & Iambs.$797 87 191 awe lambs. i S 106, monty poor gress and calves con ong Pryce week’s prices. Veal calves aro lambs... 496 3877 ‘e nll Kiambe. on 60 10 al lam! Do....... 4263 20 apeles by ir. Biscariy' ior Miss weak tases Fie eend and lambs, at prices varying from $2 16 to $6 26. “Sebo BA Hume & Baldwin, at Browning's, for the week ending 0:t. 8, 1866—1,811 steep and lambs, $6,389 75. ‘There wa: 'y good demand for all stock at Cham- bey ye pretty good prices were realized. Sales —337 f cattle, 7 608 $! 108 cows avd calves, $26 8 $65; sess 37 veal calves, Ge. & 7}e.; 5,601 sheop and soon oan risk demand at O'Hrien’s sal Fame e cows and calves on Tae follor are sales for tho woek:—178 beeves, $7 a cows and calves, $25"a $60; 78 veal calves, to. a Tee. Calves. Calves. Lambs. 1 © Bak 1,883 36 O88 CBS 108 8700 10678 ~ we 802s 2060488 13,881 100 (lit a me. oe hi prng wed bg a 600 sha Eric 1c0eo 10000 1000 EE ie’ W rat's 80 she Grocers Bk 63 30 Bank Comme ree F De KHucit — + DOO Ao bM6 60 PennConlCo. ,.b60 200 G0 654 B80 ne do. 6 Milw & Miss it 100 Gal & Chic RR... 100 Tl Cea RR... .b8d a oy « LaCrome MRR. ny 20 ely a +s 1660 ey oe do......b60 73 nO ol, 4 Med R&LOErRR.. 1 100 oly 400 . WW Gis SRCOND BOARD, 100 ¢bs Canton Oo... 8 Ware Ul &ito,. Prraveterrs.—Flour was tions, with sales af about bie. for export. | There wan 8 Canadian ‘howe ext and St. 1 Hasali and Galle i ‘Cavadion brands were quiet and e1n brads were in fair wubrsales of sbout | “sneha, hove quotations. Wheat waa firmer for me to chot he aales cobreved shou Bases 6 000 Sashes ine Weaern apring, at $1 red ito. ‘hte a $1 & Ce mer, with aalea of About Malice. al Gie. « O40 Qats ‘continued steady, with moderate sales, 4c. for State an dWestern. went nt of we L ts] Corres. —The anetion sale epg and Was considered a ver; Cenatated of 3.00 hag “a Tevet which 1800 were vod WSs. ate. making an average of 10}0,, and 40) bags were sold 6 the trade at 1189. Coron — Ake i ith aales of over 1.000 1g uplands at 127%90., While ip demanded Le —a with some sales of M. R's at while ia n'ayoo bushels grain 0 821. To Lon- were without ‘0 Liv eeged. in bulk and avout 1200 0 1.500 nee nd Ii rates for he enntinent Hay —The mi t was well eupptied and quite ours. The e embraced about 6,000 bales at Ge. & 65°. at fe. 9 100. with te sales. ich pig ranged from $31 to $81 50, 6 months, LeATHEN Was 8! ao advance during the week of 1 a ae. per Ib. for hemlock; ovk was also firmer and tended up- sendy, at Se for common and at $1 1234 for Salen of 40 ebvia. Cuba maseovado were made ds Forte Kico at 480., and 60 bhds. New Orleans at Bie Navas Cronms.—The market wae quiet, with limited trane- retions at ieregniar quetations On Linseed wa em, with eles reported to arrive vate terme. About #000 pall $1 02 for American, Ab out i 700 bbls, Dine, crude w m inceea at are ‘and winter bleached sold at 920, a Me. Crade ad Lara olf waa frm *t Gc. a 6c. sci Provisione Py The sales eudraced 300 a4) bla mets at i prima wan at $17 aKa ‘i. rales of about 260 bbi Suding ; prime, ¢ afi, en Sk eR wits nade’ of 200 & ; A of GANS.—1 he ma: With sales of about f0 bds Cube tuxcovade, SF een the range of about $40. 2 9. About 2i0 bhds. Cubamsusowado were said to goto Oipelanad. Wiuskey.—Sales of $00 bbls. were made at. ee ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BYERY DAY. For Help, Skuatlons, Ac, 100 Gt & 7th pages. Skuatlons, cso Gib A Teh pages. MISCELLANEOUS. —— Ay GH CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINNY. ‘With sores apd ulcers over my skin whit freaned for many a night, i fever and ague made me grin ace With all my might; Batnow 1 m Well and hearty And thould I get sick any Ob! carry me buck to where I can get ANDERS Liquip Jouve, 1 wish that Twas youn Ta lead a dite: Va Japan at eomramplion ghiful pain And rheamatiam's strife; For, should J get sick and feable, ‘Oh give me Do brandy or wine— Just carry me back to where I ean get ANDERS’ LiQuiD LN, Anders’ liquid fodine. ar iodine water, being the be nar fodine discolved in’ pure water, i# prepared oul Beary Ancers, and sold, at $1 par Bodie, by ae fas %e FOSDIC 8 Seeond avenneé and +62 Broadway, by H. Ring, 19: Broadway, New York, at «3 Falion wy Frac 99 Mont msburg. sey Cy; 1ST BY ANS? ton stre: OTHINO atcHELo: mn ATR, “BYE WIGs AND TOUPEES, ARi superior to aliothers. Their new improvements secure te er fect comfort to the wearer, natural elegance and darabulty is unrivalled and only harmlega hair dy@ isappiied in iworve sain, 63 FUL & VANS CLOTHING WARBI tonstreet Biavk cloth frock coats.25 $6 $7, $8, $9 to 8) Orn MATERI Als S ANB WINDOW SHADE J at wholesale. —K £! & .CUSON, No. 291 Broad way, und No. 64 Reads oe t, bave a full and choice stock o broedstel sntin de be! ersted Gusnaske, lace’ ana’ mushin C. are offered at the lowes SF, 66 AND 68 rut \ stock of window shades is thy rk. and our superior manufacturing feel! her these goods leas than other houses. We e buyers. Bye CLOTLING WAREHOU ton street, Fine biack cloth overs: prices, largest in’ New Y ties enable us to p, 66 AND 6s FU!, RUGGISTS’ FANCY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY.— Brushes, combs, soap, extracts, pomades, instruments Parts perfumery ond icles articiog. tas every artizle sold by druggists: except drugs. Imported and sold wholesaie » US K. MCHARG & CO., 36 Nassau sireet, VANS’ CLOTHING WAREHOUSE 66 AND 68 Iv OL “) ton street. Cassimere busiuess coais +8350 to & ESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER, WITH BEAUT ful pictures of the United States Agr 1 Exhibition ‘at Philadelphia, will be ready om Frida} news depots. VANS’ CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, tou sireet. October 19, at a 66 AND % Hich moire antique sik vests......... x NHE YOUNG MAN'S HAT.—SILK HATS IN NEW patierns are this day introduced, ‘Their adaptation ts young men, and other points of exceilence, as gle, qmaity and price, besveak for them the special notice of our youms and economical patrons, LEARY (i CO. Astor House Broadway, leader ers of fasb oi BYAss CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, 66 AND 63 FUL, ton street. Splendid Ragian overcosia.. JNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL EXHISITION AT Philadelphia is fully iustrated in LESLE’S newspaper ready at all news depois on Saturday, October 11, ) CLOTHTN¢ weet. Biegant WAREHOUSE, black eloth suite % AND 68 FUL Marrtea. Gray2z—Giarz. —On Tuesday, Sept 80, by the Rev. Dr Haight, at Trinity church, Mrs. Aygwana QLavz to Aor of this city. Foax—Scummize..—n Tuesday, Oct. 7, by the Rey Bevjamin J. Haight, D. D., Witiiam F. Fahy to Ema A ’ davgbter ( Seameely B. Schmelzel, Esq., all of this city. Kvane—! ti.—On Wednesday, Oct. 8 Lewis B. Evans to Saran J. Bupeart, all of this city. Saxtow—Scorrery.—On Tuesday, Oct. 7, “at the Church of the Transfiguration, by the Rey. George H. Houghton Wiam W. Maxton, Keq., to Mies Hamner E. Scoveun, ab of this city. Bowsi—Dvrocer.—On Wednesday, Ost. 8, by Rev Jerre T, Peck, Baatzros B. Hownt, of ‘Orange county, N to Miss ans Fuza Drrocae, of thie city. fig A he nbee —0a Monday evening, Uct. 6, by the Rev. Dr. Millett, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mr. Cuskias 8. Liriow, of Ridgefield, Ct., to Miss Seuss Mania Corvinus, of this city. AnTuoxy—Coxsivos —On Wednesday, Oct. 8, at trini tycl “pel, by the Rey. Dr. Perrian, Tumorits Axrsoxy to Jane E., daoghter of Thoms &, Cummings, Bsq., ail 0 this city. ow. yg -¥ —On Tuesday, Oct 7, by Rev. T. Armi ti D.D., Mr. Sauvet Exey, of this oiny, to Mise Many ‘a of rae dene \pbia papers pleas: toon CKLY. On Mrueadaye Oct. 7, at the Roformoc Duteb church, Twenty -first street, by the Rev. A. R. Vau Nest and Rev, §. D. Heywy B. Mean W Mantis S., daughter of Robert Backly, Bsq., all of this city. \Lyxc—Dasaan.—On Wednesday morning, Oct. 8, by the Kev. Dr. Piso, Charles church, Brooklyn, ' Mr. Jou ©. Lye, "ot altna, 3 Y., to Mise Futes, second daughter of Sami. Denm Bea. of this city. Vay Creet—Vairvrixg.—On Tuesday morning, Oct. 7, ‘et the residence of the bride, by Rey. Danl. T. Wuod, Hou Grenon H. Vax Corr to Miss Many E, V. iB, all of Middletown, N. ¥ Died. Cooswrit —On Tuesday, Get. 7, at 12 o'clock M., Mre Ann C, Cocewett, sged 40 years and 3 months. Her friends, and These ct her eons, E. B. and H.R. C Cogerell, are respectiully invited to attend her funorai, thisaflervoon, at oue o'clock, trom her late reai- dence, No 978 Broome street Crppny —On Tuesday evevi Oct. 7, of consump thon, Epwaap Ccvmery, ia the 25th "year of bis Ago. ‘The relatives and friends of the famiy are invite’ to attend the funeral, this afternoon, ai cue o'clock, irom Ne. 97 Wost Thirty. 2th street, CULARIU®.—On Tuceday morning, Oot. 7, at § o'clock. after an iliness of the greatest suilering, RxrLy, wie ot Henry Arcularius, ned youngest daughter of the late Jobn M. Lester, aged 28 years, 4 months and 10 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respoctfu!ly invited to attend the tuoeral, from the residence of hei husband, Fi'ty eighth streot, between First and Second avenues, without further notice, Hor remains will vs taken to Cypress Bills Cemetery, L.1., for interment Carriages wil’ b@ in attendance to’ couvey the friends t ‘The funeral will take place this afternoon, ni Marny.—On Wednesday, Oct. 8, Exim Gramaw, wife of William Martin, avd ¢angiter of the late Robert § Newby, in the S7th year of ber ae The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Ler late residence, No 4) West Twenty-civhtb street, tomorrow afternoon, « two o'elock, without further invitation Jonma.—Suddenly, of apoplexy, Euasears Jona, agod zon. ‘he iriends of the family are invited to attend the fane ral, this afiernocn, at two o'clock, from the residence o ber ron, Wm. Jones, Jr., No. 96 Orchard street. MeCakry.—On Wham evepiag, Oct. 8, Patece Meaney, ot Cashel, county Tipperary, Ireland, aged 65 >the friends and reiatives of the family are most reapect fally invited to attend the faneral, this afternoon, at bal past one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 34 Frank fort treet Conen —On Wecuesday, Oct. Many A. Comman, ages 92 ) ears. Her friends, the irveude of the family, the mombers of Niagara Hose Company No. 2 and Insurapee Pairo! No. 4%, are rerpectfuily invited to attend the feneral, from the residence of her brother, M. J. Naday,|No. 19 ‘Van tewater street, thie afternoon, at (wo o'clock. Hannxsnnoox.—Suddenly,on Wednestay mor 5, Mancaner, danghter of the late . Hard tm the 66tn year of Ler age. The friends and reiatives of the famtly are reapect?»!!) invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her West Twenty ‘ret street, between Fith pues, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Ber remains will be taken to l'oughkeeps'e for interment. Haanisos.—On Tuesday morning. Oct. 7, of marasmus. , of consumption, Mra Oct *, Cuantotie, the beloved child of Heary and isabel M. Har riron, aged 1 year, 4 months and 46 days. Her remains were interred in Green woo, from her late (0. €05 Greenwich street. rs please copy. ed Sorma, daughter of and Jeta Stange, aged 10 months and i day, tue friends and reiatives of the ‘cae are respectfully invited (0 attend the funeral, thie afternoon, at two e*clock, from the residence of ber parents, No, #9 James street Invint —In Brookiyn, on Tuesday mornit Oct. 7. a wife of Patrick J. Devine, ia the 97th year of of her “tthe relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the Chureh of St. James, Jay street, this morning, at balf past ten o'clock, where « ‘aan _ A requiom will be offered for the repose of soul. fmatens dosabees ot at 8 by J nyt Oct. 7 Commrima, ter of Alex. and Margarct Bingham, aged 4 eare, 6 months and 25 days ‘The reiatives nnd friends are {nvited to attend the fune trom No, 100 Weet Baltic street, thie afernoon, at ge Wedneeday, Oct. 8, Wiinam Wiuuase jate of Corrig y Druidion, Denbigh county, North Wales. “the treads and relatives of deccased are invited to attend the funeral TO ma and Van Bront streets, South — this morning, at ten 0 , without fu ct haaea tad tote AC Jous H. Soucite, son uguetos an ultz, aged 4 ply ay , yoare, 1 month ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited te Pacer ana aah ae ‘Dy Nav: eon, ot thee o’ebock. 7m, his “ane Vas Wrox.—(n Tuesday, g 1 — a and Eliza A. Van Wye %. The friends of the are idem any Ny invited Son Dean foe rey teen Abie + ap me at . ‘aanst On Poessay, ‘Oct. 7, after a et patntal yt EpwWakp AINLEY, youngest son of the late ilar an fay Ainley, in te biet year of his age, Siar Lo¢ge No, 246, Tree and Accepted lennon, nore rpectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the sovthesst corper uf South Second and “'cveutn streets, Williaae- torn to morrow ufternoe, ut two « clook. Desorox.—At Staten Ielaudt, 04 Wednesday, Oct. 8, of scarlet over. Evan, iaiant'sou o: Louis wud Constanc: Therera Dejonge, aged 9 aya. The fnneral wiil leave tue island ths afternoon, at torre o'clock fur Green » Hreue.—at Boodbri ge New Jersey, on, Saturday, wt &, ANNA OUVIA, IDtM e caogner? of Benry G, aud Sa. oe Hoyhes, eged 1 year & months and it days, her remains were inter ed in Grecawond MARITING INTELLIGHNOE. ULEARED. Steamship Knoxville, Ludlow. Savannah—S 1, Mite) or Marios, Foster, Chariesion—Spotford, hi Foam Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, 4e—Ludiam 4 l'leas bhip Ocean Monarch, welt Liverpool Y Frost. Sbip Harrisburg, Wiswel | Liverpool W Elwell & € Ship Harmoma Doane. ow Pru Bhip Leonicas, Waits, New ifiver, No—snow Ship Agves (rem) Schilling, Richnon! —Oclri: 4 Ship Siaghonod, Peterson, Boston—Haggercy, Jones & Bark Glenwood, Glover, Buenos AyrseeM AC Preemia a bark Belo, Patterson, Montevideo aud Buenos Ayres—J 0 Baker & Co. Bark Elie, No Bark Elise devholt Ballimore—Stanton & Ruger. em), Nordenholt, Bul more—henscien & nkbart, Brig K Wing, Bray Bordeaox—-R W Trundie. Brig Jobio, ice, Vortan Prince—A Delaseld & Co, Brig Fornax, Gardies Matanzaa-—Moses Taylor & Co. Brig Ceylon (Er), ll, Halifax, N3—J eer is Ss Brig Isdiab ‘ire ke John, NB— a Smithers & Brig Race), Tainan, tavanah-—sturyes & Cleary ) Paylor, fmidh Cork and market—D. bar Hardeeravble, Gregory, Point a 2e\re—Mety “Ach Wren (Br), Coo St Jobs, NF—D R De Wolff Sebr J W Hae, Friend, Montego tay—-J Rodriguez. Scbr Alexe flue, Hathaway, Mruvswick—G Prietiander. Schr iJ Wariog Smith, ‘Savannah—MeCready, Mott & Oo. Sehr John Forsyth, Holmes. Georgewowa—v Hi Pierson. fly, “abistea, Beaufort NC--Davis & Holmes. Schr Benj Vanciver, Trmyer, Yorktown, Va—W Hi Dag- gett. Schr John B Spofovd, Longstreet, City Poin!—Underwoot & Dubois. Sebr Surprise, Cole. Oity Point—Jas Hunter & Co. Zehr Lsain Abn, Voorhees, Riehwond—Van Brunt & Slaght. Schr Boxer, Sawyer Poliadelphi Sehr WW 2 Poaieber: Phisdelphiaesdas Hand. kebr Spencer D, Mapes, Fhiledelphia—J W MeKee. Sehr Bough & Ready, Anderson, Bostoa—Deming ‘Fobr JW. Foy Bouton —Davion & Sprague, Slogy Opera Examons, Providence—J wards. Steamer Kenedec, Hane Phiadeioht realtor ida, Shaw; Phiadelvbia J & N Briggs, mer JC Cannon Lagersall ‘Phiiadedpha--d N Briggs. Philadelpbia—N Briggs. ARRIVE up Avago, Lines, Havre, Sept 24, and Cowes at 6 PM same day, «ith mdse aud passengers, 10 M Livingston. emt Paserges auccosalon of strong wesierly ough 4, OFM. 3 miles Weat of Cowes, ‘ ‘ipa propeller frigate, slecriug B (hs hacopion) 2a, 1) AM, lat 50 $0. lon ale with stoamal'tp a, hence for Cowes 6 PM. Wat 13, lon 61 10. exchanged signals sivom prepeler bark, bound &; bth 10 4M, chased signals with steamship Wash: Mow & ine, os al, 81 days, with mdse "Ship Richard A leo; ivarpocl, Sept 4, with coal, to Manhatian Ons Oo. Sept 2 Ist 46 £9, 1on 35, was boarded by @ boat from bark ‘Hot ston, ‘0 days out from Sbielts for New Bow and the Clsde, Sept 4, with vessel to Win Nelson & 8: Sept with wine, walt. io, to y with bark Montpelier, for Be- 104, lon 63 27, passed a steum wind light. trom WW; 40, teamer steeriag & sume day. 1 9, on the ontward 1p & large sheet iron Pacific, Gatd, Gla Duntam 4 Jt Wh vassape, ia iat. 40 39 too ‘an buoy, with gure Q wpar Brig Betsy Ames of Wells) Bartlett, Rordeanx, Sept 4, with randy and wires, to Bezand & Treadwell; vessel to waster. experienced light winds and calms, Brig Zeno, Ieecomb, Lishon, Nept ! in ballast to J A Ma hado. Sid in company whip Emily (of Philadelphia), Laughlin, tor Gibraltar, brig Plocs, Yates, for N York lat'40 40, lon 67 26, ‘spoke packet snip) Columbiay of and com New York: Oct 5, lat 3945, lon 7040, spoke bark Cou rapt of Rath, 3 dass henoe. sig Sper (Dam). Von’ Ehren, Angostura, 90 days, with nides, to Bech & Kunhardt Brig Time (r), 0'B: S deye, with plaster to Hilg Albert (Br, of Se days, with lumber, to Pf Brig Basiern Star (ne Ww), o Mereaty: Mott & Co. Schr Rekford Webb (3 masts), @ and Lamiashbay Sept 1, with m Schr Thoms Fioleotb, Lowd ork. &c, to Feranton & alma: ‘Sehr Rhone of Harringtow), ogwood, to Vose, Livingston Schr Rockingham (of Saiem) Sedan Aux Cayes, Sept 14, with logwood to Young, Gerdes & + Schr Responsible (itr), Duna Surin, NF, Ut days, with fish and ol, to Barron Bros, 4h inst, lat 40 41, lon 67 hip ‘Daniel Weed, ‘rm New Bedford for the syuth Blue Nose (Br), McEwen, Halifax, 7 days, with fruit, 10 Wpeetwrai & Co. Schr Bansom (Br), Joekhart, Windsor, NS, 12 days, wih planter, 1 W DeWott bilsworth, Curry, Windsor, 9 days, with plisier, n Maitland, NS, 2) days, via Boston ster. . Steves, Buctouche, 10 Son. Greenport, LT, in ballast, fam, Glasgow, Ang 21, » Danham & Dimon. Cadiz, Sept 7, with salt, Waive, Gonaives, Sept 11, with mt: oDR Dew vif Sobr Sarah Smith, Carter chr J Strattcn, Yates, Pe Portland. Ut. Behr ‘Robert Adger fnew), Hudson, Belleville; N5, tn bal- lust, to Mol: ready. lott & Co, Bloops Ricust, Ln gre, Provence Slocp Samuel Hall Church Portan4, Ct. Steamer Georges Creek (ager, Kaitimore. Steamer Roveliy, Mell Philatelnis. Loopy ee Phi bia ioumer Petre}, videuee. Steamer J N Harris, fuaith, New London. Ship Australia, Smith, from Liverpool 84) Ship New Hampshire, sheldon, from Liverpool Aug 80, AILED, Reamabips Keorviie. Saventah, Marion. Qpartecto anche, Hichmond, shige Adriatic, Liverpool; Marcia ¢ Mstabam's Polley, "Autwerp; Horney ——; and others. Wind South, Herald Martue C PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8—Arr tn Jacksonville; Wheaton, Bi hoston, Cerrocardo, chavs Win A Hammond, Cain, and ie Mailer, Lawn, Dusion; M Wrightington, Wrightingion, Andes, Merryman. and Belle, Ryder, Soeton; brigs Orizave Shute, snd Kites Merrihew, Gordie, do: nob 1'M Houstoo, Rnsseil, 3 raile, Waterloo, Munro, St Jobn, Mary Miler, Laws Boston; Cerro cords, Shaw, Proviten, John, Donavan, Gal Geo Whitn ‘carried away fore yard, m ind nisin topgallant cross teen, lantinast. . mouth of Snchise iver, Im about an hour af ning beam enda. filed with woler r At locke er aasistance, ve, the bri, we foep water and drifted i sea, as : 146 cargo, Which t insured in New York, and bodly duraged. the brig is strained and bog be repared al very beavy expense; no insurance apt Coombs and crew of brig Auahenes, nduned. were iaken off by brig Mery < sche AS hele fom Nortoik for Portland, men’ Hole @h ht Boston from Roi. tn lon 358, passed « brig ainted bin nihite streak, water logged aad abandoa dechs swept, batches of, dc, rigging all standing. She led (rom tcarboro Me, but her name coald aot be made ‘A thick fog coming on did not board her, being aati« She had nat beea long iybe, beund to Pairfeld, XC, loaded whh mer ks Ae, wan bi ont. tied ‘bat there was no ane on board. tn thet y ber foremest Wilson, went a ongstde ber nent. morulng aod lightered her ¢ vat her carge and took her in tow for New York. Her ro is supposed to be ‘uaured ib this city. fs new bark, butt at Falmouth. Mass, 34 tons, da abot $12 ta, and sen Geld Hanter, 19 years built at Ne Larxcnep-\ esterday afternoon, 3 oxtoeh Mery Chao- « Traninr tagnched from a Wo North Heeont sire. Hie. the dome] aeeer? copper fasten. avail of Nee ned white Oak, Oa hhe is No toes register: dimensions fi hook iooke 3 and Big feet holt. She t# owned by Messrs Lay: , sud will ran in thelr line of Antwerp pack- 1 by Capt John Rawarda. y launched at Bellevitie, NJ. is hem, nel aone of the finest vessels of her y CC Jerolemra & Son, and is tn'enhed fora Southern pack Spoken, de. Ship Savando, Jordan, from Liverpoot for NOrteans, Sept 18, tat 4 Ship allance, + ee from Liverpool for Charleston, Sept ein WD ison, from Calcutta for eu (Mo giaom from London, ont a for Ataralin, Au Fbip a re NOrieana for Leghorn, Se off Cape Spartel, Ship Ann Maria, Rhoades, from Penang ork. aetie’ i, nse 808 8 ae, mean ip Tosmenia, Seckney, . iS for Bos ? er A rainia Ape, Wiles, from Cronstadt for Boon, 16 i: a ot Fes Somers, hence for Moutevid », Auy off River ¢ k Delphos, Soule. from NOrieans for Boston, Sept mie eat > gaara 2, Mary Coe, Avery, hence for Mobile, Oct &, lat 33 45, Bark Glenburn (of Bath) Wi Legh: Vp, age uty Bp 9, ial BO on ae era Brie W rove, ‘ato Porto Rico, was pesmed Cape Henry NW 12 niles man, Lockhart, hence for Lisbon, Oct 8 tat 30 83, “Charles Wiekseld,” from Darien for Marseilles, Sept jon 6 1, iat 59, low 22, Prien Rady ad Apt Caves, Aine, for Bow ton 6 days, beige sth or hare 8 Saka Ho, 1g just arr par Aneokrch ite prige Graoada, for N York Sor 4 week Pivenos ing, for ht, fan Sey ttn pot rg mF ea aaa La 5 fi lg Ci send dag, Farrell, dae” 814 » Hatch, Sevan) ‘St Jou, Nb, Oct 2—Arr bri ships GW Bourne Egwards, ark E Foster. Fi ee aie . Thompson Bloke Liverseal, ‘ati. ahlp Oinstantios Lae om », Bal Liverpool pool; brig Rover, Rover, N York sia (PRR STEAMSHIP ARAGO, ein. ANTWERP, Ld Is—Arr pouth America, Be- ‘22d Taroilnta, Anéogene, from akyab via nee! B. Sid 1éth F is Cutting, Rockwell, Yors. ew. Be] . Uo ry ‘Kesioaire: Pepeiecs, Parse. RISTOL, Sept 2i—sla (and put back 224). Buemexsavey, Sept 17—Arr Maryland, Hellmers, Balti- mere, Ith, ‘Ernestine, Frerichs, NOrieans. BoupRavx, Sept 10—Sic Hiawatha, Hall, NOrleans; 2c, Protector, Btephenson do Ady ortised 2%d, ships t:lit, Taylor, for NYork Pty f ae er, Gage, for do Ben bi yand shelter, Shedd, for NOrieans §0th; Areddail, Hall, do Oct’; Marvarct. Wood. lor Poilacerphig Suh Sept. BARCRLONA, Sept 4—Arr san Miyuct, Ventosa, Savaonab; ‘7th, Activa, Ferrer, NOrleans, Miner va and Drako,” Pepto, Campo, do, Lith, Copeha, jurieans. Bradjord, Thompson, Point Fulion, Caitforma, © ais Matida, Cosiar. do, doveph Park, Park, rr dope fener, London (and «ld for Car- Woot!, Faimouth; Zist Terapest, Stetson, r BUtisans god remained 48) tid—Arr kether Pronces Crocker, NYork Atwsterdaup), 22d, Amerie: mo Lawson, Ab ile nth, Tacoilate, Bid Geo Marsce: anderson, A io, Landon. GEnoa, 8e) es, “Orleans. Gorarxec ¥Y Sept 4—Ar roora os an. Guexnoce, bept 19—Sid « Sid from the Ciyde 200, nda, Joyee, Philadeiphia MALTA Sept Sarr Geo 4 Lorenzo, Kolling. Saa Fran- Asaippee Green, on; AB Vauo- Reynolds, Baltimore (and v J Roger, wb, Charleston, | Sid Iii, Yeutachian’ (or Yo Havar, vet tare Bavre, M Leen, NYork. Sid 19th Our tes Union, Sleeper, Berdesux ao N York, Saiazie, Lego, | Pewwreburg, southera 24th Kiizabe a ‘aaition, Lewis, for ¥ York same ¢ay; Ralaniazoo, Taylor. for do tn’ Gi wia, tor do do; Mercury, French, for do 2°n. dmaral Blitheus, for do Oct 5; Vaucluse, Howes, for do lh Havie Mewean, for do 16th; splendid, Amsbury Volaus 4nd \ groiine 0 Dow tHoud? Lire, for SUcleave ‘erh: - y sap, for do 24th; Fr er or Grdusiads, eld out Hantiproor. Sept 2—f, ily Mecora, Kempton, trom Dal housie, Wig Water. Lines Are Vo.ont, Whiing NY¥orl ‘kK. () Leitch, Boston via NB; 2d, Pathilader, cata: Charles Tapper, i traibatin, salter, a ge, Chase, NUP ventor ‘Alaino, Madyet, do Blane, Oxnard. Sa Poitt,' Harding; Great W NYork; Birocen, Me do; Connecti Baliimore; 1 Pusher mad Lady Franklin, oh, ot Jolin NS: #8 Bentley, D SW; Panny Bue ota Cute i. Bio Janeiro: Spark to ames 4 Koger Cor way, aud York GW Horton, simer, who : ‘albo Hallowell, and asbuw ay Geran, Drummond, Ade Cornelia Lawrence, Buekepert, Veean Ko Charles Prince oF the Seas. agaca is), Boston and o, Harey, St Jadiing. Sm th, Bi- Bdw Susniey, M ; Sebastian, Begs, ‘Zid, Moro Castie, ut Wth—Trenton, Green, NOrleans; 20th, Kastern Ribas b. + som on. ept hor ay ior, Constantinople; obinsom, Cork; 1oth, varus & ‘sy, Plumer, Usaries Poto snd Helen ¥, Sept 20—Sid I ¢ Yeaton, & Charles, Whitie- ork and ~ante'Craz. 4, Sep Wart kacelorse, Searle, Rrieste, ld 9b, ow ell, Poston peptlo—Arr Palermo, Ingham, Matanzas, RAYON, Sept 18—Washed on shore abou! four miles to palnied on the upper part ofthe | wa ipposed to bave been bout 4 Mtben, appear to bave been in the water lang om bu 20 Meport ofthe hark Barbara, Crat—sept wN, may 3 Ww co ome lap by cue 4 for New orks with nae Looe aud bulwarks on. s* eat, pact of mizen r. 3 Tyurere, ud Pmatasaal rk got fh too. orgies ‘oom. ke; wied at the tine mmoderaie froth Ni by ¥, our ecurse being B by 8. Bair act, Sept 18—The Ge All 01 ah orge 4 Hopiey—Oa wre Ey f-§ & view but b: proceeded from Forts: usb to Cadeavering to get tbe wroah of Gus fine at the time they reached the bay the see mporsible to apoeoach the wreck. ly the iatest, ao- ap and several it not believed wat any bs po Gia cargo, whied is said bate £70 000 cua be recovered scan “ a be Livenroot, Sept 21—The ( omfederail Philadelphia, proceeding tps beeriver fan Gosen's Becky wie aoe i ot, grounded on MIuckingien Haba, but was assisted otf with- ont injury. ALBANY, Arr Oct?—aleop Wasp, Atkin, NYork. Cli sehr : TeX AS IM A, Oat Gare sche Wutam Thomas a“ a ar Bowens shine 6 M Pett. Banton, J Beaty, oy, Cha Oct 7— Arr oommee Joa W } Miaaiant pt Rovere iveston, are! A florn, Stiphes Gioucasters pr orice Turks’ Y i; Eastorn Mato, Demerar Five, nod \~ 4 ‘and Albany: 11 ae Croeby an hy at Bm bo ol coat * bella. from Liv , Frartont, from bark and toro brigs. iy Audubon, pooh Cli hi ow porta Plest Eagle Bardia, Pest Kimabeth, (Cape Good Hope): a itr, Lag iar fnow, Fong Movie, Can ri) ie, do. W ie Pe do, Courier, at sees Baker Lorin, fom Kearney, 1 cin. ona ¥. Seohewelt? Wobater, nenmer Willem Jecaine nays, 1g ae. % saad. Cid parks Sante @ Burnham, Rio de Janeio and a market, wning or, ‘Coma, Merin (Fr, ~ vegion it ; Volameer, ih oston Ski Namwmeaug, & te Noriesne fot Janeiro, re, a yas, Poser, Southerner. Murray, do. Crieaps: ache Theo 1 Way oy Prey c Gor Dritsh Queen; Johtison, Y snips ae wey POINT, Uc O—Arreche Whiteman Phillips, Mount, CALIAS, Rept 281d bri Thorn Pita deiphiy, Lodi, Tinker, —— pgs! ‘Hooper: Phitete ‘Canar, Hata NY pa vances, Sanrepell; ‘Wawa. and Lady gh ANDINA Fens ¥ * . viyminzar. 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