The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1856, Page 5

—— ‘Ye ho telegraphic commun'cation. “have to mor inde tro Toru of tbe eleedon throughout the State. reme.6<(0 over Bigler, democrat; and o course it will Peat an equal ma- Is election. Adem German mass meeting isto be held at “Nationa! Hall tis evening. Prince Jobn Van Barea is ‘WPaounced as one of tbe speskers. Tis reported tbat Mr, Banks was obliged t6'discontinue y ced speaking. At last accounts ho was resting at yhevy City. the tesla as to whence proceeded the shot ‘fired scme evenings since, on the occasiou of Fillmore siioo, remains in Natu quo. The Daily News (Fill more organ) puoliehes tour or five affidavits, to show that ‘the 1 was fired from within the nian wae Pennsylvanian comes out equally fortided with affidavils that it came from the . 8 the bullet todged in the be apd shutter, he Pennsylvanian’s story moat retiabie. General Convention of the Protestant Episcops @Weurch of the United States is still in session. The enterd prising journals of Philadelphia pay no attention to the Deconiings, with one or two exceptions. ‘The United Statee Agricultural Fair closed on Saturday. Ht does not seem to have been very successful. Its entire Feocipts were only $39,000, the reseipta of the last day Being but $1,000. The State Fair at the Crystal Palace, in New York, takes in over $2,000 a day, PuitapEtrura, Oot. 13—10 P. M. Money and men aro pouring in to affect our election to-morrow. Seventy five thousand dollars from tha New ‘York democracy wei creceived last week. It is said that five hundred men from Brooklyn, and one thousand from Baltimore are already on hand t» vote for the Forney Buchanan ticket. It is thought that very few of the Em pire Clab, of your city, will be here. Strange faces are (preferred at the polis. ! Pun , Oct. 11—11 P. M. The excitement as to the « ent of the members @f the Sniffler Hose Company continues unabated. There gre pow dy additional arrests forty of them in custody on Bebarge of riotand murder. Judge Thompson, of the ‘Quarter Sezsion, issued to-night writs of habeas corpus 80 ‘a8 to have all brought before him to-morrow for bail, but Mr. Sbarkey, Olerk of the Court, whore signature \s re- ‘by law, refused to sign them after office hours, must be served twenty.four hours before action is had. It was sed to call on and mob him, but batter eounse) prevailed. Thro is a large crowd in front of the @wtom House ceaiing Re Filimore, George Shiffier, &c, ‘Matters look anything but peaceable. Interesting from Mexico. @UR CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE. City or Mexico, Sept. 2, 1956. Buspension of Relations between the Government and the British Minister— Withdrawal of Mr. Lettsom to Tacabaya —4 Blockade of the Mexican Ports by British War Ves- sels Apparently Unavoidable—Temporizing Conduct of the Cabinst—The Tepic Affair—Furtner Outrages Against Fereigners— Progress of the Insurrectionary Syrrtt, dc. In my Jast letter to you I prognosticated that something ‘was m tbo wind. From the extraordinary squirming go- mg on, it was impossible to resolve the approaching ‘woubles into any definite form, much less to say exactly where they were tocome from. All this is now clear, ‘and 1 hasten to lay before you the position of Mexico at this moment. This letter will be compelled to find ite way to you via Havana, as we are under the impression here that there will be no direct communication between this country and the United States during the month of Sep- tember. No cause bas been assigned by the owners of the American steamer Texas, Messrs. Harris & Morgan, or their agent; but the news has reached this city from various well informed parties in Vera Cruz, amongst them the Ame- scan and British Consuls, and we are ali entertaining ee- ious fears of its truth. We suppose it is a whim of these gentlemen. Such a breach of contract, if our information be correct, {s most outrageous, not to mention the great want of consistency in not informing the commerce of Mexico of the fact. But to the news. At9 A. M. to-day, just the time the Britieh Extraordipary leaves this city, with the corres. pondence, including this letter, for the packet at Vera Grvz, the British Legation in thw city closes, and Mr. Lettaom, the Chargé, takes up his quarters in Taca aya, to await further advices from his goverameat. The eavse of this move is positive orders from his govern- ment. By 2 previous packet \nstractions were received from the ritish government to demand of the govern- ment of slexico, in the case of Barron, Forbes & Co., the restoration of that house in their business at Tepic, indempity for loses sustained by them, the re-eetabliahment of Mr. Barron as British @opeul at Tep!c, and the pucishmont of ex Governor De- gollado and Gomez Farias. In pursuance of these ta- structions the British Chargé addressed a letter to Senor Bon Luis dela Rosa, Minister of Foreign Retations, but that genileman endeavored to pursue the same diplomatic eonduct which he has #0 successfully followed in his @calings with Gen. Gadsden. fhis would not doéfor sqvare-toed John Bull, and about ten days ago Mr. Lett- gom addreeeed a jetter to Senor Roza, eaying that if he @id not give an answer by last Saturday, the 80th ult., a: 12 M., m punto, he (Mr. L) would demand his passporte, Lact Saturday came, and punctually at the apointed Ulme came the answer from the Minister, The answer was an apology of an a‘tsir, and simply showed tho skill of the @tplomat and bis advieers. The substance of it was that the Mexican government regretted the who'e aifair, and beg- ged that the Chargé would eee the folly of rushing things wo fort; that the government now had in tts possession documents to disprove all the assertions of Messrs. Bar- ten, Forbes & Co., and that !t was the intention to for- ward them to her Britannic Majesty for her better under- standing and that Gen. Almonte would immediatel oeed to England clothed with fal powers to onl ibe wattrr there. ‘To ths letter Mr L gave a reply, the substance of which | am not correctly Informed of; but a few hours afterwards the mail from Englend arrived in this city which brought certain instructions which compel the Marge to bis legation, and abide his time till a reply be bad trom England to tho ent proceedings te tho mesmtime tho squadron in Gulf of Mexico is wader ordere to be in readinoss to act with (he return of advices from Fngiand. and Admiral Broce, of the Pacide aquadron, been instructed to make his appearance off the weet of Mexico, Thus tho matter stands at present, and, astonishing to gay, there is as much braggedocia in the streets of Mexico as a short time since, whee the five Spaaish war ‘vesecis p ade their appearance at Vera Cruz. Tho majori- ty of the press nesume & boasting and abusive tone to- wards not only Mesers. Barron & Forbes, but also to- wards ail k of claims against this government, aa- clect as well as modern. ‘The reason for the British government assuming this powitive position at the present time may easily be ac- Counted for \o the contiouedly increasing claims of British creditors, and the indifference and abuse which follow ‘any demand for the rights of thore creditors. The Eng conventional debt, the London loan (the interest on oh hes rarely been with 5 , and it ceaiyeny ines in Guanajuato and Zacca- ‘teooe, b: ogg yt 4 everninent fora long w , J, 8, E44 fps. vy which Messrs. Barron, Forbes & Co. have been fubjrct io extravagant losses, aut baye been denied a Dearirg in the courts of the country. All these have ewelled 10 such a yoinme tbat the British government has evidently determined to give a wholesome check to will the Meners. Barron lately tunet more fa- = ae bouze ay ler false fy the aloged -< —t-] attending & public meeting of the on some important business. Oo his arrival at the named he was to find noone here but of) and was informed by the Prefect that foo was a prisoner, without any cause being ned. After a fow days close confinement be was ‘without any cause being assigned, but sabsequently ar. under date of the Lbih ult., and | have reason y y ces brought against the house, or persons, be true or + provided taey cannes eo positively proves. It elo for the govarnment to beash ita own Citizens on apt nion when & likes, but the rights of foreigners ia M not be violated without come sdmissible evidence. British eubjecs are not aione interested im this case. Tt sone which bas involved 0 it the rights of every foreigeer in Mexico, and Amerieana resident in the coun- gry would lore more by an acknowledgement if a fem of puni@bing persone on suspicion, than any class of fovelgnera. At the time I am writing, the people and the press of Mexico are decidedly ia the shade of swbat js going on. Several leading papers yesterday men- tiene mber of tireet rumors, not one of wi bas dation. i. Letigom prides himself on his NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1856. = — Madagalfas and Chontales; diers tions ». | 150 Manhattan Gas Light Co. (scrip stock’ them. i hahenseidiegs te pa 7: omer eee ambele 5 20 Hanover Bank ther: The | 20 Grocers’ Bank, it 3 a wen! @ before the Transit route was opened 3 7 Messrs. Witmerding & Mount’s auction sale sbar¢s of the Merchants’ Bank will take place at noon to- morrow, at the Merchants’ Exchange. Simeon Draper's regular sem!-weekly sale of bonds and stocks will take place at balt past 12 o’clock to-morrow, Tuesday, at the Merchants’ Exchange. At the second board the market was very flat. Read- ing sold at 8034 per cent, a dechne of }¢ from the first board. New York Central Railroad fel! off 3¢ per cent; Chicago and Rock Island, . The sales of New York Centra) Railroad have lately been very large, and in such lots as induce us to think that many old holders are sell- ing out. There is no doubt but that this stock has seen ite best days at the brokers’ board. By shrewd manage- ment and sharp financiering, it has been for a long time sustained at prices far above its intrinsic value, but the day {8 not far distant when it will stand before the com- There were sales of La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad to day at 82 per cent, and the stock was scarce at that figure. ‘The Astistart Treasurer reports the operations to-day advantage of and thie letter will ‘The balance of the news is of little Revo- i NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. We have received via Havana, files of the Extraordina- ry, to the 2d Sept. f.om which we gather the following news from Mexico-— Sptaking of the arrest and deportation of Senor de la ‘Vega and bis five companions, on the Charge of conepira- cy against the government, the Extraordinary saya:— ‘There is, unquestionably, a division in the public mind with regard to this coerci’ tep of the government, and there may, perbaps, be a strong feeling in favor of those wno are thus sum! jy banished; but all well wisner of Mexico must denoThce ‘he attempt to get up another revolution. Great revolutions are not accomplished by the sword. They owe their birth toa high intelligence end are accomplished by the power of reasoning. I Mexico is to be kept constantly at war there is nochanco for her to progress in those branches which makea people truly great, by mental rather tian physica Strength The sword destroys, but reason and intelli gence make a happy and prosperous people. We trus and believe that the caiamity of another revolution wil be averted; that whatever reforms may be necessary may be procured by reasoning. and that the biessings of peace may continue for the general good of the nation The latest advices from Coahuila and New Leon repro- ren! Vidourri ag receding from his previous plans agalost the government, and be has dir cted his attention to the north, in the hope that his star wi'l shine with more bril liancy. It is said that Governor ‘iarza of Tamaulipas, with the approval ot the government, is to march against New Leon, and that the brigade Echeagaray is also w operate against the revolting States. It is also rumored be the President is to place himeelfat the head bf the cots bined army to reduce to subjection the disloyal sub- jects and restore order to the Trontier. A question has been raised as to who is to be left in charge of the govern. ment in the President’s absence. This question is proma- ture, as it is believed Vidaurri will abendon his wild scheme or be defeated before such an alteration is neces- sary. Several conspirators have been apprehended in Cilaca- f Searigs @ sub-prefecture of Huajuapan, who hed estab. listed @ junta to prepare for an outbreak. The proofs were positive against the accused, and they confesssd their cisloyslty. ‘They were sent to Oaxaca by the Go- vernor, Don Luis Mejia. The instigators of this plot were some curas, who were opposed to the law of dismortiza tion. The cura of Cllacayoapan hae fied. In one of the pocketbooks of the persons apprehended were found croeses such ag were used by the reactionaries of Pue bla. Jp a riot at Tlaxiaco, another cura, who was taking too active @ part, was arrerted and gent to Oaxaca The prefect of the department of Zamora, in Michoa- cap, under date of Aug. 12, informs the government of the soppression 0! an attempt at revolt. Tne cause of this ob account of the lith article of the constitution. ie ‘8 from Sovora indicates that the sooner Gen. Yanez makee his appearance there the better for the peace of that frontier State. Gen. Gandara, the Comman- dante Genera! has pronounced agalust tho acting Gover- nor, Gen. aguilar, and bas let loose a hord of Yake In- (jaus on the country, who are laying {t waste with fre andsward. D. Luis Gandara, brother of the Comman dante General, is algo in arms against the government in Uren The towns of Guaymas, mosilio and Ures are all favorable to the revolution of the Gandaras, and a farge number of the regular troops have joined the re- yoit. The Governcrr had been rurprised in his bed, and all communication prevented between him and others, except his captors. Twenty-three peraons ave been thrown in prison, and many others were com- pelled to fly. The town of Alsmos has refused to sanc- ‘ion this revolt, aud bas sent an extraordinary to this cit} to ccmmupicate the intelligence to the government. it appears, however, that four hundred Yake lodians were on their march to thet place, and might possibly succeed \p converting the people of Alamos to their side. «eatest confusion and mort rerious apprehensions p-o vail for the peace and security of the Siate. No cause ic assigned for this revolt, and it is only jast to suppose that the whole thing has come from political ambition. Gen. Gandara has published an orgavic statute, and we sup- pore bas set up on his own account. His bright dreams must fade with General Yanez’s presence in tnat quarter. Senor de la Roga, it ie said, bas resigned his position as Minirter of Foreign Relations. The vacancy isto be tilled by D. Juan Antonio de la Fuente. ‘A decree bas been published in Pucbla sommunding the adjudging of one million of dollars eccordiag 1 the decree ot the 21st of March last, concerning the church preperties of that city. At Matchusls, on the 24th of August, an engagement teok place between over two hundret of the ferces of Vidaurri and Commaadante 0’Horan, which res'ted in the defeat of the revolutioniste, The distress of tbe inhabitants of Acapitco is becoming more and more aiarming every day. The price of cornat Jast advices, on the 20th instant, wae up to $24 a fanoga. This is twelve times as much as is charged for it in ordi- nary times. If it were not for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, who cmploya large number of people, there would ro doubt bee ye number of lives sacrifced in tho present famine; as it is there will be many sacrificed for want of food. Political Gossip. Fronipa Exgcrion,—The returns from Florids continue to Indicate the success of the Know Nothings, although whe result, as yet, ie extremely doubtful. There aro twenty-pine counties in the “tate, intelligence from six. teen of whieh has been reccired. Fight are reported to bave gone for the Know Notbings, andeight for the demccrata A total footing up of the reported majoritics, as far as received exhibits a net gain to the Know No- things of 356. Should tbe remaining thirteen counties do an well, hey will carry the State. Tae following are all that we have the reported majorities from: — 1854. 1856. Majoritias.— —Majoriiies. 1 unties. ‘Dem: Whi. “bes. KY biitrstt - SEzS2l Sel S1essiil listiisee® 3 3 g $ a The Washington Union (doubtful authority) has a de- #pateb that the State bas gone democratic. Exuction 1» DaLawant.—The democratic majority in Delaware, on the aggregate vote, is 1,829, Thore arc twenty-seven towns in the State, of which the Know No- things carried but two. Joun C. Fremont Victoniovs.—A regatta was given by the Wisconsin State Fair, at Milwaukie, on the 9th inat., in which the four-oared race bot John C. Fremont won the Gret prize against four other boate. tiave Trape.—The Daily Democrat, St. Louis, a strong Buchanan paper, on the 0th of October, charges upon Governor Wise, of Virginia, and bis friends in South Carolina, an attempt to revive the slave trade, and quotes the Charleston Standard, of the 2ist, in proof. This is quotation — ‘We want more negroes—a hundred thousand of in South Carolina alone. We cannot get them States, for we are already betur provided than bors, and our only resource, therefore, coast ot Africa. And if the North really asfeotionate rej for our prosperity, of which oceastonal , iC it is withing to place our of political economy upon an eq with allow the conditions of our form to thetr logica! reeults, them let us | such sources and in such quantities as pleases us, us have the slave trade. by We ask the Buchanan men of Pennsylvania, the Quakers of Philadelphia, whether they are going to vote for Wise’s candidate under such Indncements as these ? Bucwanan’s Vote AGaivet Te Berrato Scrrenmns, ax tan Winow or Gay, Brows, Te Haro or Niucana.—The e A if 3 ult ails oH sit phys feel of bi ehings againat City Intelligence. ‘Tae Kevirer Ectirsxp.—According to the American Al- Manac and the astronomers there should have been an eclipse of the moon Inst evening, between the hours of 4.25 and 1.31, but, unhapplly, though the weather bas been remarkably clear latoly, the sky became overcast Whe Accessary Transit Comgany—The G2 vernment of Nicaragua and the Position of ‘Walker and Rivas. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Before Hon. Judge Olerke. Oct, 13.—J. @. Hamilton vs. The Nicaragua Transit Company, Cornelius Vanderbilt and others.—The plaintiff in this case is a stockholder in the Nicaragua Transit Company, and brings this suit to demand that a receiver be appointed and that the defendants be enjoined from Parting with, or disposing of, any of the property or effects of the company, and that Vanderbilt and ali the other de- feadapts be ordered to accouut for all money and other rty received by them for ag eneeeenh 66 he sinks Mail Steamship Jompaay; 5 Wm. ; from ani Jas. W. Cross, be paid ‘and the wagho't “He phn ma) an | ‘amt the stockholders. eee “te Pedro Selva being called by the plaintiff, and examined , deposed—That he is a'native of Nica- and is now secretary of Legation of Nicaragua in country ; I left Nicaragua on 20th August last; some of my brothers have been employed by the governmen: ; im 1845 my father was the Provisional Pre- the republic of Nicaragua; he has been dead six months; I heve a mi misei in tho forces of Nicaragua. the Rivas government constitution or Q. How were the .decrees of the Rivas government made known to the people of Nicaragua’ A. By decrees under the name of Rivas, not, the decree dissolving the Nicaragua Transit Com- been carried into effect? A. It has. anything about a promulgation of this decree? A. in the public square of Granada. Q. Is that the piace where decrees are prowulgated? A, Ubat is the residence of the government, duced.) Q. Do you know the hand writi —look ‘at the signature at the end, ture to be that of the Secretary of State under the Rivas government, Perez. Q. Is tha! the way of authenticating Papers in Nicaragua? A. Itis. Cross examined by Mr. H. F. Clark—I was born in ‘car 1828; I bave been employed by the government for the last four years; we have had different overpments; 1 went into the service the last time in july, 1854; 1 don’t recollect the first time I went into the service as @ military man, except in 1864; I think I first ‘went into the service in 1862; I was then 24 years of entered the service as a clerk in the oilice ef one of ——, in the town; I can’t remember his name; I never thought of it; my memor) lect tow long | was with was the pay all the time; he ‘hired mo himsi way | entered into the service of the was paid by Narcigso Spinosa; he did not pay me any particular salary; he was my brother-in la I wantd; 1 was there about six months; my father beught an indigo estate; ne bad a hacienda; my father was Provisional President of the republic of Nicaragua in 1@&s; I don’t recollect how long; the Alonede I was with le; they are apprinted once le of the town, under the consti- tution of 1888; I have read the constitution of 1838; if I know it; I staid at home with my family went into the service of the im of militia; I was appoint the government, through Mr. Coxtilion; he is now dead; he died last year; be was President of the republic; he was the president of the democratic party, in opposition to Chamorro. at the beginning of tbe revolution; that election ‘was under the con+titution of 1838; my compensation as captain was $46 per month; part of it was paid and part it; | don’t recoliect how jong I remained captain of T remained go until | was promoted to major, and then to lieutenant coicnel; I have been in the arm: this time; I bave been in action; I don’t recollect where or how many times; they were fought in Ni but I don’t recollect at what place; ove was in the city of Nicaragua; it was commissary officers were Col. Benadilles, im Castillon’s the ether side was officer, Gol Hatuch; I don’t remember any other engage- mnt; I know Gep, Walker; be had not then come to of the Chamorro party; the form to which] belonged was that of the democratic party; 1 was not in Nicaragua when Walker came there; \ first saw Walker in November, 1865; I believe hecamo there In August of that year; he assisted tho democratic the purpose of the democratic party was to have help us; we wanted to overthrow Chamorro’s party; they were called the servile party; they wanted to change the constitution; the democratic part to maintaix the constitution; there were two —La Scla Depulados and La Santa de Demandres ; I never atteaded the Legieiavur the Legisiature last met thor: met ripce Waiker came there; Pineda was President at the last session that ] remember; Chamorro succeeded bim; tbat wes ia 153; after Chamorro had been one year in power the revol ition broke oat, and the demo. the Cemooratic party 1838; they supported that copstitution, and the Chamorro party claimed to have the new conritution; the. Lew constitution bas never been submitted to the people; the objection to the Dew constitution was that it gave too much power to the President; Waiker came there to help the demooratis party ; him in November, 1855; I saw him before I agua, in Avgust last: I was as intimate with Dim as a subordinate officer is with \perior mander-in-Caief of our army; be was then President; my monib; it was paid in scrip; sometimes ment iu money; I int it would sell Q Gas, or has Theard tt promulgated a pebedy Granada, in the is not very poor; I don’t im; 1 got $6 per ‘was appointed by the every year by the peop! after J left the Alencde; ernment in 1864 ag cay ja February, 1855; the in command of an Nicaragua; Hatuch was don’t recollect when he Logisiature has not nized Casiiilon; the cobstitution of per ay used to give part of the pa; bow; I don’t know wi t I left Grenada; in the battalion to which I be- was ths commanding oflicar of that; there were five battalions; Genera Walker signed the commission which I have; Minister; | have not been in Washington; I see Oak- emith every day; he lives ia New York, at 46 Stuyvesant street; be is now ip court; I think be bas been in Ws ington; he \Oakemith) 's an American by birth; he went about two months before I left it; he was 1 don’t know in what capacity 6 since Walker came there; longed we had 160 men; Mr. Appleton Oaksmith is he was there; he went he ia a citizen of that stom in existence there: ppeals Aleveda there was a judiciary the courts of justice are it does not exist at present; suspended since General Walker came the! in Granada to narts it prevails throughout thé republic; the courts Le od abeariores youn Gears ‘are no courts since there was one about four m: Walker came there; ‘was a controversy going ‘Was not disbanded; the controversy was with Patricio Rives; that is the same Rivas who was Pre Walker came there; when | left it was said Rivas was in Leon; it was said that te had a force; Walker had mace Bo attempt to drive Rivas away; [ do not know how much of a force Kivas had; Walker was engaged also in & controversy with the republics of San Salvador Guatemala; ab armed force from these places had entered Leon; there was the war bre UL Oh that, T know C, K. Garrison; 1 went over to see him with Gaksmith, the Minister; | know him at his office some time rom whom do you receive mo- ney for your support? T have no pay as secretary, either in money oF scrip, since Lieit Nicaragua; I bave not appited = party pies part, I consider that in point of fact the of Leon is the only part; Walker's government is fully acknowledged in ail of the Southern deparimonta, the portion oceupied by bie adveraarion ‘was a very small Proportion, according to my last advines unless the advices about one-tenth; the at nf eee where he hes not soldiers: it is respecte! in the Ir ‘ department of Hiyas, of Bara Coslo, Granada, « porticn of | 16 Knickerbocker Fire Ineurance Go,,.,, , Rivas ovcupies Cross-examined by Mr. Clark—I was born in Port! 01, State of Maine; went first to Nicaragua in 1850 or 1+» croes examination was continued, with # view to test the witness as to his knowlefige of Nicaragua, in which he hen he was sent as Minis- whether he was received as Minister from taat count-y by the goterament at Wasbington, The rt did not compel witness to answer, as it baer both questions irrelevant. Adjourned to Tucaday Cameo—Types.—Williamson Bros, Brook. lyn, 249Fulton street, Dollar Protographs, Lettertypes, 25 and 50 \t pict LME ve Sep plctures of the people, by HO! patent invention, at The Noble Firemen will find Hunter’ gallery the best place to et likenesses, ambrot, nguerreotypes, ae, att3 Broadway. ne SmPFOHPS ‘The Young Man’s Business Hat.— NEW STYLES OF THR CASHMERETTE. Tp announcing another importation of this useful, becom! and popular soft hat, Genin would premise that he has secure the monopoly of the fabric in this market, and that no genuine cashmepgtie can be obtained, either by dealers or the public, except from his establishment. ‘The firat consignment of the article—and it was a large one Was sold with @ rapidity unexampled in this braneh of the hat trace and a craving demand for the fabrics has ever since existed, which, until nowyhe has been uuable to supply. The present importation is of superior quality, and em braces a greater diversity of shapes and colors than the last Such is the immense popularity of this style of hat in rane ard England, that the Paria wanufseturera are kept almos constant’ eanployed in menting the home demand, and tind i Gifficult to provide for a Transatlantic market. All the surplu they can at present produce has been contracted for by th undersigned, and will be forwarded as fast as it accumulates: ‘The first grand furore for the Kossuth hat was not onal t the rage for this elegant, convenient and durale business sporting and traveling hat fo The cashmeret'e is a fixed fac Young America, GENIN, 214 Bs Opposite 8 f N. B.—Country merchan's supplied from an aseo: of one hundred dozen 10,000 Cures have been made this Month of diarrhoea, ebolic, croup, chronic rheumatism, &e TOBTAB’ célebrafed Venetian liniament, Warranted or he money returned. Pries. 2c. and 508. Depot, 56 Cort landt street. Fold by all the druggists throughout thé Unite a. The Hacking Cough and Soreness of the chest, of the season, are immeo! Mely relieved by one of Dr Alleock’s India rubber porous plasters Those who have used them affirm them to be excelsior of plasters. For jocal pains of the back, chest or side, cansed by a bruise or sprain, they me@unrivailed. Sold at 25 cents, at No. 43 Canal street, Dr. CK'S wholesale and retail office. Counterfelters Arrested—Spurious Money ed — HODGES’ new Bank Not Plate Delineaton, test book of the age, containing fie simile descrip: tions of every genuine banknote in existenc White’s $3 Hat, Fall Style.—148 Fulto. street, between Broadway and Nassau street, Hodges’ Bank Note and Financial Re. A aang describes correctly every counterfeit bill ever is sued, The Plano.—The Greatest Improvement ts J. & ©. FISCHER’S improved eircular scale pianoforte, sareroom. $25 Broadway. opposite Broadway theatre. Manu factory, Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue, N. Y. Ba theieanlaots Set tot New Style of Leather Hats, Introduced by R. M, WATERS, 419 Broadway, one door above Canal street. Hi Deltneator Detects all Bad Money ata x ee, 80 that a bey ten years old caunot be im poses It Is Astonishing, the Fine Clothing sold by DRUMGOLD & PROCH, 120 Fulton street, and the low prices asked for it. Hodges’ Reporter 1s Admitted to be by fur the Dest and most reliable money guide published, Cristadoro’s Hair Dye and Wigs may be bad of unsurpassable excellence, and the dye privately ap piled wt No. 6 Astor House, Hill, Intmitable Hair Cutter, and Origi- nator of black and brown hair dye, 48. per box, at No, 1 Bar clay street. Hodges’ Delineator Conta’ daguerreots pe dese A splendid bound & over 10,000 ions of genuine bank notes. 320 pages. Barry's Tricopherous 1s Universally Ac~ knowledged to be the best and cheapest article for beautifying. curling, preserving, restoring and strengthening the baman eae by all druggists and perfumers throughout the wor Hodges’ Reporter Exposes all Wild Cat ard doubtful banks before they fail. itt an Eternal Perfame! 11! fromthe Holy City. anni!!! the most lastiag und fragant of all per Piesse & Lubin, Londov. GRO, EB. INGER & CO,, Chemists, 39 Broadway. Hodges’ Delincator 1s Endorsed and Re- comunended by all benkers and bank note engravers in Ame view. Imported French Gas Fixtures, Clocks and bronzes, statues for newell posta and ears lainps, de. Rape seed oll, for sale by H. DARDONVILLE, 445 Broadway. Hodges’ Report Keeps Track of Finan- cial events in the commercial world, with great accuracy, Burning of 11":.enthal’s Tobacco Factory. Still another victory for t Sclebrated Wilder peleat saleman, der safe. One of these celebrated fire proof safes dei! up iis contents iu a perfect state of preservation after passiug through the ibe burning of Liliienthal’s tobacco on the 2d inet. This celebrated fire proof safe ts not now snd roid by Silas ring cense having exp! ean be bi pi Jeted (heir manufactory, and are now ready to receive Hrepe! 122 Water mreot, iear Wall. New York. B. G. WILDER & tentoes and Manufacturers. Hodges’ Delineator will Pat an End to successful countefeiting and fraud in bad money. Phrenology, at 308 Broadway.—Fowler gives full written charts daily. Hodges’ Reporter 1s Worth all other works of the kind extant, Dr. J. M. Carnochan has Removed his Of Ove to No, 45 Lafayette place, near Astor place. Hodges’ Delineator, $2 50; Reporter and Coin Chart Manual, $2. All'three works together sent by mail everywhere, for $3 4 per annum, semi monthly, by HODGES & CO , bankers, 271 Broadw: ve New York. Lyons’ Katharton is acknowk by allto be by far the best and mon ‘able preparation for the hatr ever made, Bold by all dewiers throughout the world for 2 cents per bottle. Holloway’s Ointment.The Eruptions so sunoying to many aged persons as well as boils, ringworm, feald head, fever sores, bruises, and all external inflamma’ Hous, whether the resuli of accident or of disease, heal rapid- ly under the application of this ointment. Sold at the manu- ctories, No. 0 M lane, New York, aud dean; and by all dr ‘The Catarrh Doctor, C. Howard Marshall, is at Bt. Nicholas Hofel, New York, for afew days. Room 56. Tours, 10 to 27. M. Consultation’ free. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Moxpay, Oct, 13—6 P. M. The stock market was very unsettled at the first board to-day. There was a moderate amount of business, but prices were feverish, and there appeared to be no decided movement in anything on the list. Illinois Central bonds declined ‘4 per cent; N, ¥. Central Railroad, };; Michi- gan Southern, \{; Cleveland and Toledo, \;; Chicago and Rock Island, \;. Reading Railroad advanced »{ per cent; Michigan Central, };; Cleveland, Columbus and Cinciana- ti, 4; Galena and Chicago, 4; Illinois Central Railroad, 1, N. ¥. Central Railroad stock appears io be in a bad way, and ¢» market is well supplied. The stock is + enty, and likely to bo more soevery week. With twen ty-five million of capital stock afloat somewhere, the sup ply is at all times ifkely to be in excess of the demand. No one speaks well of the stock as an investment, and the pablic mind has become firmiy impressed with the truth of our strictures upon the road and Its Aaancial con dition, The stock bas no friends in Wall street, and from the new stock continually coming upon the market for sale, we should judge that it was losing ite friends im the country rapidly. Erie Railroad stock con- tisues quiet. The books open on Wednesday, 16th inst,, when & great amount of stock will come out, The shorts appear to be perfectly easy, and conddent that there ‘will be more than enough stock in the market for any purpose, There are large lots of this stock piled up in the hands of the late combination operators. They have full as much as will be found comfortable to carry under the mort favorable circumstances, We have no doubt but that the recent in‘lation in prices, onan attempted corner, brought thousands of shares into the street where It took hundred ont, Reading looks very sick, It is reported now that the January dividends will be much reduced, There will be a small dividend in cash, but none in stock, ‘Iilinois Central Ratiroad was in de mand this morning, and sold at 116 per cent, seller 90 days, Afterwards lower prices raled, and private sales to rome extent were made. Afier the adjournment of ihe board, the following sales of stocks alld bonds were made at auction by A. H. Nico lay — 18 000 New Albany and Salem R. Ist mtg. and in. 68y 6,000 Great Western (la) RR. 10 do, 8654035 14 10,000 Milwackie aad Hor icon RN 7 10,000 New York aad Har! 10,00 Dela. Lacka' 10'00¢ Petro't and Miwaw 2:00 Peoria Cay 7s 1.000 Chy of Evansville 6 Atiantic Mu N. A_Keroreve rate, (he wii colger ie waa dll at ‘Onis ware 03, ioheieat of 0's 300 vba a wise and a surement goods were tak munity in its true light. Total Receipts. Totl Payments. To’al Balance. $113,477 38 = $18 310,014 79 The receipts to-day include $75,000 for transfer drafis on Boston, and the pay ments include $z7,000 on Caltfornia drafts and checks. © The steamer Baltic of on Saturday, took out $100,000 in gold coin, in addition to the amount then reported, making the whole shipment of the week $5: 2,486. The shipment of a million of specie by the steamship Africa, from this port for Liverpool, on Wednesday next, was talked of in the street to day. calling in their loans largely. The’ receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company in the first week of October amonuted Monday... .$208,252 00 lieve the bowels of a! a system waiters upon which Foreign bankers are 5 confined to about $0,000 bushels, at ‘wine. Correx —The market was quiet, with sales of 250 bags Rie at ile. Corros.—The sales embrace about 2.000 bales, Ie from store, for strict middii and 1eice fer gbed middle tie from the wart ft low . fe oF nothing le priced being worth 1c, The accounts trom the’ south a unfavorable for the yield of the ii. ie \e yield of ti . Few eati- tixed ‘oale while ly. busbels of were engaged tor Liverpool, ai 944. a ip bulk and bags, and bin taken at 955d; ibaa age and open when ss ub a tle. ond 0 bo mt en |. 4d. a 2 Tot at20s , with some grain at W3ger is. To Glasgow, some hur et While grain was 124. a avre raies Were unchasped For austraiia, some mi at 262, per foot, ‘aly und in fair demand. The em) vee ai $0625 while prime was at 7 75 @ $14 25. Beef was stiff mud io good request at for country primo, and $ 5) a #50 for mess do., and M1 for repacked mess. Prine ess was quict at Sales of 150 bbls. were made at 13Me a 137,0. PRovisions.-—Pork was raced 400 bbi; ADVERTISEMENTS RENKWED RVRRY BAY. Fer Situations and Help, see axth page. MISCELLAN®#UUS, Bare HELOR’S HAIR DY. WIGS AND TOUPEES, ARB superior to allotbera — T) er feet his uni new tmprevements secure ature! elegance and durability. ‘ort to the wearer d and only harmless hair dye isapplied io (we've private rooms, at BATCHELOR '’S, 283 Broadway. RANDRETH'S PILLS. How safe and sure! They mildly, but certainly re- viohedth. @ singe dose hes By using this 10 throw from the emtinu- en ibe means when sick, you THE PREVAILING COMPLAINT. ‘The influenza ta in almost every bo p 1 instr 8 Pripcioal offive. 43 Canal Retail office, 26 Bowery. etall oflice, 241 Hudsen sireet. ‘The annexed statement exhibits a comparison of the leading departments of the banks of this city for several New Yoru Orr1 Samra. Loans. ¥ 8 i 5 3 Ses ++ 96,059,420 11) .. 95,108,376 12,481, Pr 5s AAS AB BAS SAAR sor. ornam & 8 i=] : 328 ai Pe z 3 Sn $2 tnd F z a 0D >. 355 3 bond err 38: £8385 wi perfumery, &e., 91 imy Ia ay £ 3 al geod ee wx 3s 82 2 SIBss ze ‘SRY 285333 38 32 See5E8 SEs S832 3 Sere bas #23: 3 3232 taieobe 3 38; & 33 228 rs 288 3 aA 28 =. = 3: e é £8. PAA E da BI3E58 2 $s Fy & Feb. 10, '56.. 99, Feb. 23, 356. 100,745, bes FE s22 FA a 3 Ss SESE 2 < J B 5 Woh 15, °66, 104,528; 2. z s iz 2S: 323 £38 i iy #3 E ic BBs 32 Fy Seese 2 3 s meee S25 2.3; 2 Ss + a & s 2 S Ei} LS ists 2 ra 28 =. 8 & 8 gs2 SS 533 cburcb, by the Rev Morgan Dix, Mr Janes Bristol, Eng., to Scveannan W., only daughter of Mre. J. Lawton, of this city. os & +3 BERS § g = BEE Be 88325 33 3 33. 68 83 SESEEE2 Dr. Morris, of Mr. Jossyu Kin woop, of Washington Cay. D a by =. 853 5 $3 BES ret 25 5 2 3 s. 3 corte = 3 = July 19, 66, 110,873,404 16, July 26,’56, 111,346,589 15.910,) 2,66, 112,221,663 14,528, *56, 112,192,822 13,270) 766. .111,496,766 12,806 Aug. 25,°66. . 110,186, 0 Norge ane 12,966, = = S +4 3 3 235 B8a33 2238 > cs 3 = Sy 35 #8 288 55 s g 883 on 4, °56....107.931,707 11,015,184 8, ' et. 11,756,;107,147,302 10,882,751 8,748,930 86,078,144 * The last returne, compared with those of tho pri week, show the follcwing variations in the aggregate Decreage in loans and discounts. It will be seen by this that there has every department. The aggregate of specie “in hand is less than has been reported siace the 29th of Sept. 1965. At no time within the last twelye months has the specie season been #0 much reduced as at present. The contraction during the past week has been goneral, but ‘the line of discounts is yet comparatively larger. Tae deposits bave failea off much more rapidly than the dis- The actual deposits in bank at the close of seve- eke bave been as follows — ‘tual deposits in bank < Mt “ This shows a reduction of $8,044,537 since August last—a period of six weeks—averaging more than a million per weck for that time. In tho eane time the discounts have been reduced but $3,040,613. The money market is in such a feverish state that the slightest oon- traction Is felt very rensibiy, doubt, keep their discounts up to the highest posible point, but this steady and rapid reductioa in deposits gives them no alternative but a contraction. put off, but it must come at no distant day. The coupot s of the first mortgage eight per ceat boud: of the‘ reen Bay, Milwaukie end Chicago Railroad Com- pany, doe Oct. 10, 1856, wil! be paid on presentation at the company's office, No. Stock E: Mopar, Oot. 1; 400 sha Frie RR. 2350 do.. The banks will, witbout SESSESesSe A Be 328.3 ate SRR a= alles sxzeersee 222 600 do... tw 100 C &RK ie RR, 260 200 M 80 & N In RR. 2 were without change ofimportance. The tranractions | ©! ced about 6,000 a 7,00) bbis, at about the following mmon to good State ‘oramen to geod Mich brother, Jobn, corner of First and wi alter) ttreets, Wil , this aernoon, at two Serre —On , Ost 18, . Monda: At Mount Prowpect, £1. Let. Common to good Ohio. getown, Ricumoud eK * of Canadian embraced about 300 a 400 bi ae aes in prices. ‘The sales of Rouhern brands wore thin. the quorations Wi sembraced 75.000 r ele ing red Fouthern Upring nbd elt at #1 39 8 $1 42 Southern 1 M4, Canegdion white at $1 65 and a small Corn—The sales were mode « <a 1) WINDOW SMADES, AT ROUSON, No. 29 Broad- full and choice stock of omaska, lace and muslin re offered at the lowest jes.—Cur stock of window shadea is the :d our gyperior manufac:nring facil- ter these govds less than other houses, 8 AND *OYS FOR GIFTS AND PR * received from EBu- hy Mr. Rogers in per- ieiv of jet bracelets and other nents, papier macht jewel cases, Work boxes, ladies’ reticules, travelling bags. 46 with the most extensive variety of arficies in china, juss. bronze terra cotta, Parian for the toilet, combs, brushes, and sold at prices lower than het RVIGERS, No, 499 Broadway. Ae. Also, every arite ever before oflered in t EURALGIC SPASMS.—THE MOST TORTURING darts of this terrible pain have been soothed and saeely Stopped in ten minutes, after the first application of RA) WAY'S ready relief RADWAY & 00 . 162 Fulton st , N. ¥. R.R. Remedies sold by merchants, druggists abd store- keepers everywhere. MITHSO: N HOUSE—BROADWAY, ON THE AME- ) rican or Ruropean plan. Accommodations for travellers, families and single gentlemen. SIDNEY KOPMAN, Marrtea Karr—Trompson —On Sunday evening, Oct. 12, tm the Duane street church, by the Rev. tog, Mr. F. Kxnr to Miss Hayvan E Tio: x. all of this city, McPyxe—Barram1.—On Sunday, Oct 1%, at St. Aan's cburch, Eighth street, by the Rev. Dr. Kinoella, Jaugs MePyar, Eeq . to Sakae Baxxnrr, all of this ctty. Oxixy—Lawtox.—Oo Tnesday August 12. a) Trinity . OXLEY, of Kixg—Haxwoon —On Thursday. Oct. 9, by the Rev. Protestant Episcopal church of this city, ot Gibraitar to Mise MaGDALEN® Biayke—Nexemy —On Tuerday, Oot 1, by the Rev. N. F Smith, at the resience of the vride’s father, Gronam C Biawxk to Fionyxce Kama, dag hter of George W. Nex- gen, a}} of Brook!) n. Dii—SsiomeR —At Hempstead L 1, on Wednenday, Oct. 8, at the reridence of t © drite's father, by the Rev. Henry J. Fox, Gaonga W Dist of Savannah, Ga., young- est ton of the Ea Dil, of the OC 8 Navy, to Mise Firayor, only daughter of Vol leanc Suediker, of the for- mer place. Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Slorida and Missis- tipi papers please copy Olea, StewaRt.—On Saturday, Oct, 11, of neuralgia and ty- phos fever, Aivaw Srawant, only son of tne late Alvan Stewart, sged 28 years. The friends ot the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of Lather R. Esq., No. 2 Fast Twenty-oivth cireet, this afternoon, ab hail past one o clock, Utica papers please copy. Bawnt —On ge morning, Oct. 12, Hozano N, Eawnr, in the 50th y: of his age. ‘The relatives and friepde of the family, and the officers and bers of the Light Guard, are res] hy invited ee c the Fa hong Ha late No, 818 cat Trent, street, this afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. , SsyMoun —On Son ever ing, Oct. 12, Jonw Romane, only ron of John F and Mary seymour, and grandson of Isnac N. Seymour, Fsq , sged } yoar and 7 montha. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fane- ral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 238 West Twenty third street. Buekixg.—On Monday morning, Oct. 13, Mre. A. E. > aged 52 years, mother of Hemry and Charles P. ch ing. ‘The triends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, from her iste resicence, No. 146 West Thirtieth street, {6 morrow afternoon, at two o'clock. Dory —Un Monday morning, Oct. 13, Samcm BH. Dory, tm the i8th year of his age. Tlie tends enc acquaistapces, and the members of Ex- empt Company, are reepectfully invited to attend the fu- neral, frem bis late residence, corner of Bowery and ‘Third street, this morving, at eleven o'clock. Hnsxn.—On surday, Uct. 12, Caanuxs L., son of Chris- fopher and Sarah Bewer, in the 380 year of bis age. ‘vhe relativer and friends of the family are rary invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of father, No. 17 State street, this afternoon, at three ° ‘oleck, Cabtoruta paj jefe @ COPY Taxon Monday, Oot 16) ot consumption, Winks Lum, aged 24 years and 10 mouths, Bi ‘nde, and those of his father in-law, Isaac H. Archer, are invited to attend the fur without further Lotice, to morrow aftern at one o'clock precisely, frm bis late residence, No 29 Grove street. Rarrix.—On Monday, Oct. 13, Jamms Rartar, aged 28 ears. Te fenera! Song dmg from the residence of his ents, No. jar street, to morrow afternoon, at Lew The friends of the family, those of his Brotuer, ‘Thomas, and his brotber-in law, mg srceatuily invited to attend the funeral, further vitation, Datkaw.—In this city, on , Oct. 13, Wiuam F. Daskam, of Wiim! ~4 N.C, eS oant 4 Wumlegien, N.C. Roane oo. fORDY CR. —(a jay morning, ‘ANE, wife the Inve John Fordyce, tges had og ox a ‘The fonera! will wake place afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 179 Eleventh street. Her friends, apd thore of ber sister, Elizabeth, are invited to attend. Kexe.—On Monday, Oct. 13, after a and painfod Sine se, which he bore with Christian Mr. Jaume The feveral wil ate place this afternoon, at baif ‘a e at a] Ng te Bill M. E church. The and relatives, the members of that church, spectfully invited to attend. — James, my dear, ‘tie bard to It draws the chords around the beart; igoenetes et Caromts.—On Sanday aftervoon, Oct. 12, and Rebecca J. Cassels, aged él On Monday Muara, beloved daughter of Orran and Fr he at A . Boon, x N Thirty. scocnd street? ® wa. De Foumt.—On Satarday, Oct. 11 a eldest daugh- ye rot. nese, Many caged ‘26 years. th an 0 " sor eas en lat pl eet aS ie8 Testh street. — Wator .—In Brook? pin yoengwt cud of dipmoes 5 oe Sia "Ge trienda of the family are reepectfully tnvited to at- tend the foneral, this al ‘at two o'clock, from Kept avenue, third door from Kalb avenue, without further invitath ” Troms. On Sunday, Oot. 19, Jamm Lroxs, « native of The funeral will mke place from the of his ‘orth Zz Ara, youngest dang! of James 8. and Smith, aged 4 yours and 14 days, The remains will be taken to Newark, N. J., for inter- a to a }, At eleven o'clock. 13, Mane MBRCER —, 2 jd, on Monday, Oct. Avemscsm, xed 2 yearm, 6 months and 13 days. 4 The funeral will place this afternoon, at and ovcleck, from Tompkins ayet ue, Quarantine landing, ten Island. Concven.—Suddenly, on Friday, Oot. 10, at Blauvelt- ville, Roekiand corny, N.Y., Mra. ‘ais a wife of Augustee Conover, ana eldest a § and Mary A. Cater, agel 58 years, 4 “ sye Her remator were interred te Oak Hill Cemetery, OL EE ee ee ee ee a es