The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1856, Page 5

be Oatholic or Protestant so as be honestly Eades u cet Suatice of the Gnltod eaten Supreme Burexnye Munary Paurananoma mv Visors, Avan 42 IN Tun Exrrerap Fatt 2 Tux Paicm ov NicGERS iN ip Faexonr 19 Exectan.—The Kichmond Enquirer, of Cctober 14, contains an oditorial article headed *Virginia ‘and the South,—in peace prepare for war,” from which we make the following extracts —It la & notorious fact, Bays the Kiquirer, * ‘That the best cannon, for feld as well as naval use, fur- Bhhed to the goverumnt are from the foundries of ‘and that of late tho federa) government's orders wo works of Richmond tor canon are larger Gap the establishment cau supply. It is a well krown fact to every member of Congress but Barlingame, that @ larger number of the recently ordered naval steamers Rave been contracted for in Virgials, to be built im Vir- yg Jonieesan sNevss ae ae nag nee single the Union —not exce ', Penosyivar wie or Maseachvsetts. eeldoe' these vere foundries snd while the comnusy is dotted over at convenient in- with powder mills that manufactore 1a Seake Ss only our Western riflemen deiga to use. ‘The black republicans are as little aware of the supe- wiority of the South over the North in their military re- ere ane ees as _in the other respects to which we have adv |. Take Virginia alone for Mmetance. j)o they know that she bas an arsenal of her own—cetablished in the good old State pon rte Gt 10k ae SNE, from — a can eq oops mn days’ notice ? 1y know that she bas the nucleus of a standing army at hor capi- vpecpeite, cheba enpeg abiic guard of , in regu id a volunteer force wm Richmond larger in proportion to population than acy em ‘n the Union—besides tw» large companies of young Ee Oi the age and spirit of those ‘conscripts? of ce, with which Napoleon won his best laurela? Do they koow that Virginia has had a military Institute in Feared at State expense for eighteco years, whereat cadets huve been tutored in te practical sciences, py otecbpics and military tactics overy year, (roa which Bve hundred of tho iower of Virginia youth have been uated, tho most of whom receive their educa- at Slate expense upon the condition of teaching wbin the Commonwealth for two years after gra- @uation? The frat of thia system ts visible io sub- military acl in every quarter the State, Sevarrogate of popla tally nctructed, ta miliary drill aD 0 ‘pupils netruct m! of, Rest avo bunured. fe have made po altusion to ‘volunteer infantry, cavalry and artillery regiments of , Superior in numbers and military drill, we dare say, 10 the volunteer corps of any =tate in the con- federae: v. Besides this pertonid and mori! of war, the State ea between one hundred and oue hundred and fleid pieces of cannon, exciusive of her quo‘a from the government, one hundred at icastot which are ia pounders, in careful preservation in her armory of fps me and ready for ceo at any moment. Add to abuzdant pre vision 0" war mur tments, the fruits of Ber certain seizure of Fortress Monroo, with its well @tored arsenals, as well as ibe federal armory at Har- ro Ferry, on the first occurrence of hostilities with North; aud her miiitary preparations would be very far from contemptible. The skill of her people with the vito and in borsemavsbip is proverbial; and we speak the words of calm refiection when we sav, in no epirit of Boastfulvess, that if the North should undertake to {n- ‘wade the South, by throwing open her ports to free trade with foreign nations, and refusidg to allow foderal duties to be collected in her waters, Virginia could alone drive their forces. make her system of preparation entirely com: Gey. Wise bas very properly and orde: the whole militia eetabl shment of Virginia to be tho- organize’—a militia such as that which defeated Fergusov at King’s Mountain, which drove Cornwallis eck discomiitted from the Dan river apd Gail ford, which carried an aggressive war a thousand tuto Canada, under Scott, im 1812, and an eQshoot of which ia tbe ranks of the Kent and ‘Tepnetsce regiments under Jackson, overthrew Brt- be | totem! New Loy See closed the war of Bi ‘iginia es DO boast of there preparations; but as gure a» the evn shines ever ber beautiful Gelds, she will feat the election of an abolitton caruiidale asa breach of fhe treaty of 1789, ond a release of every sovercign Statin Me Bouth froin ol part and lot in ii stipulations,” Phe South will then revert fo fice (rode her favorite and long desired ys and her ecmmaaree will be no loager shacaled with a ie. of $0,000,000 fo $15.000,000 in annual revemuce Which comstilule the graiut federat corvuplion fund, to which is (he whole olyort of thy elodition agia!ion. @rd whic! has proved ilelf Me ** vou of oll the evils”? which apfict the eowiy. The Turf UNION COURSE, L. L—TROTIING. ‘TWO MILE TROT BETWEEN LADY MOSCOW, ROCKET, AND LANTERN. Que of the very best two mile trote in harness that bas taken place for years camo off on Wednesday last over the Tnion Course, for a purse and stake of $2,500. The raee was between Lady Moscow, Rocket, and Lantern— the former winning ina short rubber, in the very capi- tal Gime of 6:08 %{—5:11. Probably three Lorses never came together iu better eendition for two mile work than the three above men- ‘woned, and three horses never performed their task more satisfactorily to all parties. Lady Moscow has im- ‘proved very much this season; and, in fact, appears to Bare entirely recovered her speed, and seemed just as eapabie of rotting in 5:04 now as she did on the day she eontended with Jack Rossiter. McLaughtia seoms to Rave completely rejuvevated ber. It was lucky for the @wners of Rose of Washington that they met Lady Mos- ow ovt of condition, cise they, too, would hare been beaten. If they donot think #0, they oad best try it agato. Jake Oakley paid her forfeit on Wednesday, two miles, to wagons; and we do not know whose turn may ome next, as ber owner iz willing to match her againat epything. Of Rocket very litte was expected, and he seemed aamest considered out in the betting—oue hundred to fhuety being offered, without takers, that he would not whe, his want of condition im his late race with Brown Disk and Lady Moscow having impressed sporting mea ‘wh tho Delicf that he was not a bottomed horse, which Re undoubtedly is, He trotted admirably on this ooca- tem, and camo very noar winning tho race, as the details ‘wihahow. Had bo forced ihe paco throughout, inatead of Wailing, the result might bavo boen different. Of Lantern, the favorite previous to tho start against the field at a hundred to eighty, we can only romark that he did not show foot enongh om this oocasion, aktbough he looked the acme of perfection in every essential of atrotter, He appears to increase in muscu- Jas developement, and is generally enlarging all over. ‘Whether this has any effect on bis spoed, we are unable te dcoide; but rather suppore it has, as he is quite young horse, and should pos-cs Yess energy uatil hie framo hea attained perfect developement. Alihough (hard in Doth beats in this race, had the heats been there is no knowing who would have carried off the prize, as bis staying qualities are boyond dispute, ‘The timo was a trifle too much for him, as it will be re- membered that !t never has been beaten except in a few fustances, viz. : twice by Fiore Tompie, once by Lady Moscow, and, sgain, once “by Ripton. We do not re member that Old Lady Suifolk, celebrated as she was, ever beat that time. ‘Me attendance was pot as large as a race of this kind @bould warrant; ‘and, but for the weather, which was an & burnt child always dreads the fire. It will be a long timadefore that miserable attempt at humbog will be Judges having been appointed, and otber preliminarie having icen settled, the horses wore called ap for the —Tantern won the pole, Moscow the the oa! 5 the | is : fe z i I el te bits ; He it rhea! atirtih tod 2 i z= ii i} in i it i 3 ie fH 3 iE Rocket Jed sround the lower turn. hey twonty or a, eaug! made 1. tremendous plunge, ‘and both crossed the +, Lady Moscow with hor head in front, making the maile in 2:99 ';, and the heat io oN Jantern was taken up after jas-ing the distance Find be Shrocgh, he would haye mado the two mies 52. Lady Mosoow leading on the inside, Lantorn of her wheol outside, Rocket close in beltud her; and in this way, Sriihoat the slightest change t alteration fu thoir posi: go for a mi o halt, Toy make tho first qvatier of a mile in OS0\j—tbe halt mile in tito 4, and come to the score in 251%. They go bowntfaiiy to- gotber around tho npper turn and down tho basksiroteh, ‘without a ckip or brosk; but a they pace around the tower (ura 8 change taker place, ia an iGataut (hoy are tion, tintin a ee es NEW: YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, with a Case.—Hundre is | 9,000 Virginia State 6's... ..00. 0000 cree sess file com bebind as they swung on the homestretch, and the st’'’+ ley between tho mare ano Nookes, ‘The Tass to the score, the mare landing there a abead »f Roeset. Lantern was beaten about tw: yards. Time Of the last mile, 2:24, and of the heat, b:213. Woon Sa elo nd ths, #0, we BDO ESDAY, mile hests, in bi w arnees. B. McLaugblia entered b. m. Endy Moscow. H, Woodruff eniered s g. Rocket. G, Spicer entered b, g. Firet mile. The Wall Strect Forgery Case. ANOTHER ARREST—HUNTINGTON’S BROTHER IN-LAW 13 HELD 48 A WITNESS AUAINST HIM—AN INTE- RESTING STATBMENT, GIVING A SLIGHT IDEA OF THE BXTENT OF THE FORGERIES AND HOW THE WITYESS’S TIME WAS OCOUPIED IN FILLING UP FORGED NOTES—OOPIES OF COMMUNICATIONS FROM BUNTINOTON TO HIS BROTHER IN-LAW ON BUSINESS OF A DOUBTFUL NATURE, ETC., ETC. ‘The great Wall street forgery cage, in which Hunting- ton, the note broker, figures so conspicuously, still oocu- pies the attention of the authorities, and farther develope ments are being bourly mede in relation to the action o this prince of Snanciering. Addisdonal evidence has been adduced inthe case, which has followed with the arrest of Heury H. Barry, a brother-in-law of the pri soner, asa witness {n the case. The affidavit upon which Barry was arreated was made by Mr. William H. Haleey, ot Wall street, with a view of securing the former as a witness against Huntington, who employed bis relative to fill up the forged notee, and to do other light eaploy- ment. The affidavit reads as follows:~ William H. Halsey, of No. 60 Wall street, beizg duly sworn, deposce and saye—That on the 11th inst. he found tm a desk, in the office of Charles B. Huntington, No. 52 Wa)) gtreet, a package of letters and papers, marked on the envelope, ‘ Benry II. Barry, private letters and pa- pers;”’ and that saia envelope contained a number of Jet ters addressed to 4. H. Barry; and among them were an- neaed envelopes and contents, addressed to H H. Barry; ‘and that (he same are in the handwriting of said Charies B. Huntington, now under arrest on several charges of forgery, in the name of Messrs. Phelps, Dodge & Cv. ; and ‘that the said memorandas hercto annexed, to the dest of deponent’s knowledge and belief, refer t> some of the forged notes, in which the sald Huntington is now under arrest; dep nent forther says tbateaid Henry Il. Barry ts brother in-law of the said Huntington; and that he (Ear- ry) calied upon deponent this mcrning, and {uquired of dim if be bad any papers belonging to him, which he bad left ina desk in the office of said Huntington; and also stated that they were wrapped up in‘a paper, and marked, “Henry H. Barry, private letters and papers;’’ depo pent replied that he bad not, whereupon esia Barry asked bim if he would let him bave the key of the card Humtington’s ottece, rothat he might search for them; deponent gavo him the key, avd shortly thereafter he returned to him with the key, and safd Ns could not fod them; deponent further rays that bo verily and truly beheves, from the facts berein stated, that be said Barry was concerred «ith the said Finntington in the fogories for which ho (Hunting! “hy now under arrest; depo nent therefore prays toat the said Barry may bo heid to apswer according tolaw. - Up: the above ailidavit, Justice Osborne issued a war- rant for the arrest of Barry, who was forthwitn taken into custody ~ Sergeant Bowyer, and was thereapon conveyed to the Lower Poice Court for examination. The prisoner was induced to ma¥c a statemen! of what be knew concernog bis reiativi ‘geries, and was \ben beld ag a witness, to appear when called upon oy the authorities. The stacement of Mr. Barry, in bis ex- aminaticn. will be read with interest, as follows:— City and County of New York, s.—Wenry WU. Barry, being duly examined be ‘ore the undersigned, according to law, on the annexed charge and being intormed that he was at lt toapswer or pet, allor any the questions put to him, sta: aafollows, viz.:.— (A. Honey HW, Barry. ‘©. What i# your name ? «. How old are yeu? A 28 yours. Where were you bora =A. In East Haddam, Conn. Where do you live’ A. At the Barker House, Brookiyn. hat is your oceapation? Check clerk in ihe Artizans’ jave you anything to spy, and if so, what, relative to harge here preferred aghinst you: A. T deny being guilty of the charge preferred against me. butin relation to we maiter 1 mane the tollowing statement:—i am a brother in- Jaw of Charles B. Huntington He marrried ray els-er. In Moy, 1856 Cwasa clerk with James Nash & Co, Gealers ai the foot of Eighteenth street, Kastriver. I their employment on or about the Loh of Say, 1536, at the re. quest ir Huntington, who vaid he thought T could do deuer in Wall street Huntington was at a note broker in Wail stret, No. 62 Ithen left and weat down 1, and opened an eflice at the corner of Hanover Feet. Mr. Huntington allowed me $19 per Weck Wo live on, for ihe reascn thy’ T wae not dolng anything, and it Was thouiht I couid not make anything at first. My busines was to be that of a note broker. selling notes. A: deen in Wall street & week or two TL weat into Huntingtoa’ ciiiee and told him that I was tired of sitting tu the office doing and asked him if he could not give me somethin: to do. He replied by telling me (o return to my office aud walt, and he would send me a communication, as he was thon busy, Phor' wards, eliher the same day or the one follow! letter. There are sever Ww here which were received by me from him, bat tell which came first, as they have no date. T think in notes or commun can the case of the iirs ope he brought itto me himsel’, and told me to go and buy some blank forms of voles; I éid so. and on my T return illed up the notesas he.told me. Iden't remem. how many. Frem time to "time I received com munications from him to fill up notes. Those which now here aud exhivited to me are those which 1 recelved. I filled vp the notes referred to in those communl- jous. To the ‘of my belief, all of these oom nications are in the handwriting of Mr. Huntigton. © now here, marked on the back, Nos. 45,8 and 7. "After I filled wp the notes as |. I Selivered them to Bir, Hun bit '¥ notes here having m i ied up by the in my own hand writing ‘These notes I delivered to Mr. Huntington. I did not know the puspese for which they were to be used, but suppored them to be for a legitimate purpose. My lrat' sus- piciors were aroused after Huntington's second arrest, by if the accounts in the newpapers of the large amount it whether T ‘wooped paver. To satiety, myecit had pecn en: mn a Paper oF not, I went Benungton’s ‘duce to potain & bundle of eters whieh I had Jeft there, amongst which were the ums above mentioned. All my letters and Toaten's ofiee when I closed my ofce, “I did net. find the pore there then, but ihe t was in sesreh of Thie is knew of the matter, HENRY Sworn to beivre me, Oe ober 19, 1855. B, W, Osnone, Polloe Justin, Tho notes and memorandums roferred to by Barry in bis statement aro as by ‘orm No, 1, “Get me four notes a _ upoteeiy, C, B.H.” io. 2. cbt and all that BARRY, July Ist, 4 mon, July Ist, 4 mor, + + 6,600 * Value received of Minnesota Mining Co, We promise to pay to our order." No. 3. “Make me 6 notes ot $5,000 each. ‘able to the order dra 2d, 24, 4b, 6th aad Ot, . . At 4 montbs, payable to our own erder, at Merchantile Bank, “0. BB” ' “Order of ourselves. ing Co.” ‘iis os ved of iassecota late '¢ understand that Barry has been admitted to ball (a the sum of 7,000, to appear when called the Iitrct dupoey, to ve bn siden again can Daste reow Boave,—An inquest was held yesterday upon the body of a boy thres years old, named George W. Buckholdt, who died at the rosidence of his parents, Went Fi orn from x urns Weceived by tw clthes 7 lala Fatat Farts.—An inquest was also held at No. 126 injories receive: accidentally falling new pti now erected tthe above be nf ber. Verdict" Accidental death.’’ Doeccased was 38 wan held npon the body of the eerdiet of “Accidental death’! was ron ccased resided at No, 291 Monroe street. SIRANCLED Waite Fating.— At inquest was also hold No, 81 Pitt street, upon the body of a laborer, named ick Ki ho was 5 feeee Pere, eon cases e's years of age, and was a nativo of Ireland, Daatu rnom Lwnatine Steam.—An icquest was also held nt No, 898 Wert street, upon the body of a boy four rears old, named Peter Sh who died from the effects scala received by inl steam from © kettle of voting Verdict accord! _— The Alleged French Frauds, SUPREME CouRT. Bofore Hon, Judge Davies. Oct, 16.—The Northern Reilway of France ve. Chas, Cargenticr, Filicite De&wd ant oth rt.—Decwox.—Thia was a motion to except Felicite Dovud from the order of arrest heretofore itaued against these defendants in the civil sult, in which damages are ciximed for the embex. vicment of stock which they are charged with commit ting. The motion was grounde) mpon the section of the code which exempts a female from arrest except in an action for a wilfal Injury to person of property. Jndge Davies denied the motion, holding that tho ground of action in this, case, viz., the couversion of stock inte money, and ite sabsequent a) ion to the defendants’ use, War an injury to the prop and was wilful, water. it {aken daily. The only eatablishinent in America where. p traits can be had for twenty cents. Cheap picture facto'y, $4] Broadway. aX. Cameo ‘Williamson Brook. tn us Fulon aacee ers i Lege sgh PI \phs _ on beers uy sa 3” patent vture Tkchine? 269 Broadway. 4 Brady's Gallery of Photugraphs, a ‘369 and 2% Broadway. General Romulo Dios de la Vega.—Tnis distingaished individual visitea GURNEY’S protographic palace of art yesterday. and secured one of his in mitable upretovebed phoiogrepha. A spirited likeness of the General is Bow on eabibition, 549 Broadway. Everdell’s ts the Oldest and Best Known Seiahihenent for card engraviag oo Broadway, Established Furs at K'x’s, 212 B’y.—Ch’'p H'ts, at K’s, eleg’t, fash’e and low priced. Come 1, come awh. 4 Elegant Wedding Cards, Envelopes, d&c.— The latest fashion can be seen at BVERDSLL'S, 302 Broad- Way, corner of Duane street. Ladies’ Fars and Beaver Bonnets, together with an elegant variety of lovely hats for children, for sate at BANTA’s, corner of Vana! and Wovster streets. Raglan Overcoats.—The Best Assortment in New York, for style and comfort, can be found at DAU AL GOLD & PROCH'S, 120 Fulton atéeet. Under Garments for the Million, at McLaugh- LIN’R wholesale and retail shirt and furnishing store, No, 200 Greenwich street, corner of Murray. Buckskin Shirts and Drawers, a Good As- surtment on hand at SCOTT'S, 156), Fulton street. Underclothing,—Now is the Pro putit.on. The best place to buy ia ai SCO% street Gloves, Gloves—The Best Stock of Winter gloves in New York, at the iowest prive . SCOTE'S, 156), Fulvoa st Time to 156), Pultoo Barry's Tricopherous ta Universally Ac- knowledzed to be the best and cheapest article for beautifying, curling, preserving, restoring and strengthening the human halr, Gold by all druggists and perfumers throughout the worl HDs Bair Dye—# Shillin or brown; also, iofallible onguent, for at No, 1 Barclay street, Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye and Wigs may be urpassab’e excellence, aud the dye privately ap- 6 Astor Bouse. and Gentlemen—If you wish Boots and shoes, Indian rubbers, &c., for yourselves and familytgood articles, moderate prices, patronize J. B, MILLER & CU., Cana) sirect. Phrenology, 308 Broadway.—Mr. Fowler gives chor’s, with ful written descriptions, day and evening Druggists’ Fancy Goods Exclustvely.— Brushes, combs, soap, extracts, pomadea, instruments Paris petfumery and (ollet articles. and every artisla sold by drogauaie except drugs. Imported and so wholesale by wures K. McHARG & Ov., 35 Nassau sireet, To Wholesale and Country Merchants.— Barnes & Park, 304 Broadway, New York, invite the attention of large and close buyers to their immense stock of Kuropean and American patert medicines, at and below manufacturers’ y » OF 100 gross. prices by thedozen, package, or expe & PARK, New York, Cincinnati and San francisco. Hostetter.—The Remarkable Success of Gow tetter’s vegetable stomach bitters in curing dyspepsia, liver complaint, and imparting tone (0 the system, ts without parallel in the history ot medicine. Sod by all grocers, isa and hotels. Hosteiier & Smith, Piteburg BARN ARK, AgenteiaMew Kk. Ds ugeists’ Fancy Goods Exclusively. —Every article sold by drugg'sis, except drugs,’ mported by MCUARG 4 0U., 36 Nassau street. Dr. J. M.Carnochan has Removed his Of fice 10 No, 45 Lafayette place, near Astor place, ‘The Catarrh Doctor, C. Howard Marshall, is at bt. Nicholas Hotel, New York, for afew days. loom 55. Bonrs, lu to 22. M. Cure certain, Hollow: ty ment. Prejudice vapquished.—The dispensaries and hospitals of Europe are Bow reqularly supplied with these remodics. Thay are ad- mitted to be indispensable in diseases of the exterior integu- ments and the secretive organs. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tacespay, Oot. 16—6 P.M. ‘The stock market took a turn upwards this morning ‘The principal buyers were the shorts, and they bonght with a great dealof spirit. Upwards of seven thousand sbares of Erie, aud more than ten thowand shareg of Reading were sold at the first board. Of Reading, nearly seven thousand sharea solid for cash, New York Con- tral was put out freely. Michigan Central was a litte more active than uaull. Cleveland and Toledo was rather quiet, only two small lots were sold. At the first board Minos Central Bonds aiyanced + per cent; Michigan Sonthern Railroad, 1; Chicago and Rock ‘sland, Gaiena and Chicago, \; New York Contral 2 Resdivg Ratlroad, 5;; Michigan and Toledo, 1; and Clere- land nod The upward movement to- day wes caused principally by the reports received by the last steamer from England, of the probabil: suspen sion of specie pay ments on the part of the Bank of France. ‘The anticipation of such an event has put up prices ta this market for railrosd stocks { « 1 percent. There is so moch sbeurdity about this fact, and so much ignorauce and bind stupidity exhibited in its operation, that we can hardly give it a moment's serious consideration. It is so preposterous on the face of i that no senaible maa can be deluded by any such excitement. Men of capital aro too shrowd and too well posted relative to the effect of certain causes in the Qnancial world to be driven into any such movements, and afew days will open the eyes, and wo fear lighten the pockets of those who have, without ® moment's thought, involved them- selven largely a pufchasers of stocks, at a time, above all others, when the true policy was tosell. A suspension of specie payments by the Rank of France ean overt we should look upon with fear and trembling. Every specie paying country would be so- riously injured by such a movement. The Bank of Eag- land and all tbe great specie paying banking institutions of the Continent would be compelled to contract their ope- rations to @ very narrow limit, to prevent an alrming drain of gold and allver. They would be compolied toact upon self defence, otberwisc specie would be drawa from them, without the power of drawing it back by the usual operations of trade, It would not follow that the Bank of France, under @ suspension of specie payments, would ceare buying spect, but on the contrary would bo more likely to become a greater buyer, and keep all it got. Now, the bank buys largely and pays out largely. It cannot retain suificient supplies under the present system, and it \s therefore arguod that a sus- pension is inevitable. Th® may be so, A suspension would not only stop the drain, but would enable the bank to accumulate, and there is the danger. ‘We aco by our last Puropean advice that the Rank of Vienna, & non-epecic paying institution, had accamulated forty millions of dollars of specie, avout one half of which was drawn from the Bank of France, If thie enor. mous accumulation haa been going oa in the Rank of \ienaa ‘with a view to a resumption of specie payments, {t will be frustrated by © suspension of the Bank of France. The Bank of Vienna will not dare resume with the Bank of France under suspension, for it would soon jose ite bal- Hon, and most of it would go back Into the vaults of the Dank of France, where \t came from. Under o suspension, the Bank of France would do just what the Dank of Vienna has done under similar circumstances. The Bank of Franee would draw bullion from every specie paying bank in Korope, and a great deal from this country, and Jock it up im ite strong boxes. It would be of no mors use to the financial and commercia! worid thaa if sun) ia tho depth of the ocean, The Bank of Franco bas not, in its epecte operations, been the cause of the financial preseare now co intense throughout Europe. That metitution had, at the date of the last accounts, leas specie in its vaulls than at any time witbin the provious #ix months, and the drain waa gradually going oo. Sucha course is cor- tainly not caloulated to create « pressure, ft mat- tered little how much gold the bank boaght, if it was pold out again immediately, i cortainiy bas not boarded any; and yot speculators in stocks on thie ide of the Atlantic fancy tha! ths suspen sion of euch am institution would afford instant relief, A very different opinion prevails jn the financial cirolen of London, and when the subject (s better under stood here the effect will be very different from that now anticipated. The political effect of a suspension of specie payments by the Bank of France appears not to havo beon at all considered Lowis Napolean has had too much experience in revolutions not to look at the whole matter in ite wort light before taking ony stop. but even then he may make a fatal mistake. The people of France are too deeply stooped !n all the forms of epecu- lation to be indifferent to the financial movements of the government. After the adjournment of the Doard, the following sale of stocks and bonds were made at auction by A B. Nicolay — $100 San Francisco City 10's 1,000 Tennessee State Os... aa Box, Black growth of the hair, Mi and int. 814g veel 9M 1856. oe eer Railroad 1st m. 7's and™int. 10,000 Milwaukie 7,000 New York and Harlem Pulson Fire Inaurance Company. 10 Relief Insurance Company..... 21 Merchants’ fire Insurance Company.. 36 La Farge Fire Insurance Compeny.. (0 Hqoitablo Fire tusurease Composer; u re Insurance Com . £6 East River Bank... . a. 6f et Nicholas Bank, 20 Grocers’ Bank 60 Tradesman’s Bank, Atthe record board there was a very active market. New York Central Railroad advanced 24 per cent; Clevo land and Pittsburg, %; Reading Railroad, 13¢; Cloveland end Toledo, %; Erie, };; Michigan Southern, 2%; Chicago and sock Island, %. After the board, prices fell of s little, and atthe closo of the market atocke were offered freely at lower prices. There wera no salcs at olther board, today, of La Croeso and Milwaukie. At the firat board 88 per cent, cash, was bid, and 89 asked. This ai ternoon 89 per cent was bid, buyer sixty days, and 90 asked. The stock Is scarce, and there were no sales at any price pamed. We doubt if par would bring out much Block, The New York Gas Company have declared a somi- annual dividend of flve per cent, The earnings of tho La Crosge and Milwaukie Railroad Compar y, for the Grat «loyen days in Octover, amounted 10 $49,705 46. This was for ten working days, averagiug about $3,000 per day, equal to $78,000 for the month, ev Dew road about 70 miles in length. The Astistant Treasurer reports the operations this week as follows:— Titel Re %: Tol Payments, Tota) Balance 00) $118,477 88 $14,510,014 119,069 82 107,804 90 13,534 430 0: 257,949 92 267,557 OL 13,574,040 34 329,262 68 $0,009 73 13,624 182 1h ‘The following sales of Alvany and Northern Raiirow bonds was made at Albany yeeterday, on account of the Common Council of that city : 9 bonds of $1,000" each 10 do, do. 0 do. ao. 10 do. do. lo do. do. The deposits of the United States Orleana, for September, were as follo’ Deporits of gola — - fagch Mint at New Oahforma goid.... . ++ 1G8,096 90 Gold from other sour » T19 6d Tota) gold deporits -——— 8,768 65 Deposits of silver.— bilver parted irom California gold = $50 92 Silver from other sources.......149,172 30 149,229 2s Total gold and siiver deposite’...........$167,989 #0 Go.d and silver coinage, none. ‘The mublic treasurer of North Carolina has pubdiigie: the decision of the Supreme Court of the Siate tm tas ca. of the Public Treasurer va. Wm. D. Petway ia which) ia decided that the Legislature bas a constituuonal mgn to tax bank dividends after having taxed bank shares. ‘The North Branch Canal tollz, collected at Beach Haven werei— During the month of September. Amount previously reported... Total amount since 20ih November, 1351 “ « same period in 1505...... 174,620 36 Increase in 1866...... + SLT,430 75 ‘The following are the earnings of the Catawissa, Wi Hamsport and Erie Railroad for the month of Seprember 1850, compared with those of September, 1855:— 855, Sp!. 1853. Inc in 1850 Sept. 1855. Freight and expres: $16,072 86 $15,437 62 $7,486 br DGCTB....46 9,872 06 11,753 16 1,831 be Total .....-cee0. $20,844 42 $30,100 68 $9.54) 2 The receipts of lumber at Albany, by canal, from tne opening of navigation to the 1ith inst., im the years named, were as follows:— Board and Ssnglca, Sequitling, ft. Staves, Ys. 175,926,600 28,502 107,687,452 45,872 8,243 115 203,015 33,616 17,201 93,157,025 es for boar¢s and scant! ng up to (he prevent time show a diminution, when compared with the corres ponding period of last season, of 18,000,000 fect, and a consverable falling off im aningles aud etaves. Timber exhibits a alight excess. ‘The followtug ia a statement of the condition of the Massachusetts banks on the Sth inst, as reported to the Secretary of the Commonwealth -— Rayne @y Massacicsnrt. Liabilities, — 36 City. 135 Country Capital,.......$31,960,000 — $25,b1v,000 Netcireulaiion, 4,590,158 13,190,106 Depomits.. + 16,987,424 7,008,904 Profits ou hand 3,998,651 3,098,837 Grand total..966,042,253 $49,747,847 $105, 690,080 Resources. Notes, bills exc$62,886,390 $48,027,144 $10,013,474 Specie vcssee+ 9,496,006 1,009,508 1,626,264 Real estate... 619,207 631,185 1)260,842 Grand total..$66,962,233 $49,747,897 $108,620,080 This shows, upon comparison with she first day of Janvary last, an increase in the atnount of capiu: of $283,000; of deposite, $2,660,111; of loans, $3,699,595. and of specie, $28,639; and a decrease {a the item of net circulation, $331,498. Tne following table will show the cash assets and on the 4th inst.:— Loans. 6,618 fous. State, . Meo, & Trd, 920,122,014 6,928,104 7,624,464 12,501,016 ‘The following table exhibits the respective amounts of exchange held by the various banks, and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter be'ug comprised in the tablo of deposits, ae shown abore:— ‘The Boston Advertiser gives the following quotations for stocks im the market at the close of the pasttwo weeks: — rotations ror Brocks at Tre Broxcr's Boarp, Bosroy, Od. WU. Sta Asked. Od 4. Opa. Aserd. Boston and Towell Mailroad.. 4 69 * 78%, fos FON aK rt Ogdensburg ( % | be Old Colony and Fall ws OR 8255 a Sermons ths 806 sin alg “is 9 4 if Concord 7's, 1870, — Rastern IR 6's, 1874, 3 Of ecsbare od AY 1961. 13 Rotland Ist mtg 7's, 1863. 38 Rotland 24 mtg 7's, 1865, 10 Rutiand 3d mtg 7's, 1863. ‘Vt Contral let mtg i's, 1861,, 2 Vt Central 24 7's, 1867... ‘Vt & Mane 6's, July, '66 (new) 68 ‘The Ghicago Journal gives the annexed account of the extention of the Chicago, lowa and Nooraska Railroad, and the opening of @ . ew and more dircct route to St. Par ‘This rallroad, which fe making uch 4 fro: the young city. of Clinton, Towa, oat tate fas invertor ot that Stato, is aesuming an Importance to the city of Chi cago, that few of our citizgne are aware of, A branch of relied on from four other counties Cedar Rapids and Mitchel) county—making of Cedar Vatiey Railroad. us the proci«mation of the Mayor of ring a vote, by uuacimo1 aporove of 1, for & city subscription of $00,000 towards , lowe anu Nobra-ks Raileoat jar Rap dt_ Paul is know) ridien jar Rapids, ia Iowa ather surprising fact is now deveiuped that the shortest cheapest railroad between Shicago and St, Paul, will, in all probability, be by the Dison Air Line road to Fulton city; thence by the Uhicaga, lowa and Nebraska Railroad from Clinton to Cadar Raids; aud Cedar Valley by the Minerto braach of eaid read, to St. Paul. Itis now believed that this will not only prove the moat direct route from (2 isago to Si. Paul, but @ cheaper road by $1,000.0u0 vban any othe~ Yet projected. ‘ihe rolling stock for the tirst division of the Chicago, lowa and Nebraska Ratirvuad, extending Pe Gawe to De Witt, ls now purchased and going for- ward, ! Stock Exchange. PavKsvay Oot. 16, 1855. 915; 400shs frie RR. 810 6036 7 250 do 81% 100 00% oa (100 80 =—350 8836 200 8854 350 $8250 685 200 500 do......... 8833 100 4000 TerreliXi2dM. 72 300 50 sha Grocere Hank 106 = 100 100 De) & H CCo.b4m 122 50 400 Penn Coal C b60 9334 100 50WardC AIC... 44% 10 50 MicbSANIaR..b60 68 200 110 150 do -. 24.0 100 2000 Reading RR....¢ 9 69,40 $8 1060 = do... 6 100 ChicKRRIRK 80 8944 100 220CleS TR opg ex div 713g 600 Gal & Chic RR... 10034 S00 800 NY Cen RR..,.88 847, 150 9 rt 325 88 200 Cley & Pits RR, 100 do... b60 200 co 1€0 Cum © bo “ 1 Co “880 6 1 BOARD. 800 shs Clov&TRRsD 10 100 $£0C0 Ponn State 6 40C0 ten 2 460.00 do. .. b60 2000 TerreH&a +2 ‘Orbs Park Bank. 260 CONY Gen BR. 100 200 206 100 350 100 200 200 200 Cley & iol CIEY COMMERCIAL KEPORT. Tuvespay, Oct. 16—6 P.M. rhe market continued firm with small sales of pos aid to be a tritle higher, Pearls were ity inspected. ‘hot Was without change of Were somewhat leas active, ions embraced about 10,000a12,0) obis., at about the following quotations :—~ Common to good Stat ove . South; Carsdt & fear and St Lonia..... Haxall and Gailezo miaclians) 100 a 1,200 ftey demand and tem, the quotations given a goed demand. rnd the is. at prices given above. ‘&) bbls, at $3 a $5 for fine and superfine. was jwiet, Wheat wasagain firmer and active,haviag dat 2e- a €. por busheh The wales footed Up aout 80.000 O bnsbe s, nest ng lnfertor Bouthera white,at $1 69; prin Somtnern and Western do. at $1.65 a $1 prime fon (da. at $LZ08.81 73: Chieygn sory at Western red at $1.80 for com- good to prime = it fe. with wales of 8 700, 690. new Northern. with sales of 800 a 90) by ico s0'd at e.,4 mouths; and 100 do Maracaibo at 120. be Market continued tirm, wih sales of about gat about le for middiing uplands, 40.000 a 60,000 bushels of at Od a Od; 2000 2 4000 With alos of Corn me d.; 126 terers rice, at Zs Gd. a Sils., and 500 bbls. e grain Waa taken at 2. Od. a 3s. Od & 35s, and 50) bbis flour at Ja. in Were engaged at Be Flour "160. ‘To Glasgow about 13,CO0 a 20,000 bush- 1034. and ut Se, les adie 1,200 Dales, were made for shipment, af al ‘with sales of 60 bales at fc. a We. The re- iu fair request, with sales of about 1, + ine Slee =. Sent S00 baa lage Ronco 2 about $00 hi ales of 200 a SO irits turpentine Kosn apd ‘crade turpentine were Ninned fir and ia demand. to arrive were reported as high soy O2a 8113. Ralos } Jole of American made at $l 08 a $1 10, Whale w te demand. * agen Cy ry e 2 £50) Ubis., cldelly mest, nt S21 76 8 82, ‘at 10a $1875. Beef wna in good demand, with 0) bbis., at $6 a 8 for ouniry pee, & S11 for repacked Western trado Cul meats were stew ly Pal ene were iu siendy de The market waa firm, and tolerably active, t es having reached agout t GO hhda Caba mremsoveder ea ~ A9'.¢ , with some lot- of Porto Rico at about 9ize, h lOc. Sricts.— About 600 mata of cassia were wold al feo. Kyce.—Sales of 100 casks new were tuade at #30. & A7se. . for shonklers, Waren: a pay énll, =e BIN bbls. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. Fer Situations and Help, see sixth page. ————— MISCKLLANEUUD. manana FOR THE r= EVANS’ EXIENyE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, 66 snd 68 Fulton street. Ribbed beaver overcoats “ Fine black o! Fine blue h frock conte saimere bustuess conts rabam, nigzerbead overcoats fancy velvet ress. ° Pe oir anthyue vests. oe s case mere pauls Travelling shawl, Met eo ae ac., ac, re MISS R—~—. bleeding to mankind, wi ® weed ve cence o canon rese a life away.’ (goraies, without ex the perves, periames breath without diceoloring tbe teeth, rmnotes digestom, ved. Retalled at saloons, segar and drug ___<= a ORGAN’S EXPOSE OF FREEMASO , MORGANS Extone, coder ERY, FOR SALE AGURR HICKS, S00". Brendway, JARAH HAMMOND, OF NO. 19¢ RAST THT ; S cond street, a for two years. ftp ‘up sometimes: ‘a pint of during the night, Bie was cured in seven fur ond respivent. RADWAY & OO., 162 Fulton streei, New Tork druggias B. BR. Remedies sold by; nemporscverywhare y Merchants, and siore QMITHSONTAN MOUSE-BROADWAY, ‘ON THE AE. Ste Eerie engine ga rie ea ben RED OPA NDER Te erm u westion ' Tait Ring Death ‘on ing. Tite? ealth supreine or dread disease * Trave you the ete soe reader! ‘Has your wife or hashand, sister or cousin Discard all quackery—rerouoce confide All ‘nee ip otl8 andl nos Fip.at ones to Axpany Luge ip Tops Tt le a post unfading remedy ‘Unde al) and every eirenmstance Ie yomr bay covered wih rome are + gore boy eo inane on Wa ‘pide that ma rk on your neck fin preity Wy rel cure jours With pretty ribbons! ka At onee of the shoe! ne disorder! {: promptty, Aspens’ Liqer Toten will Quietly, cheaply and without personal inconvenience, Have you a heert or liver complaint t is vour blond impure’ Are you ‘\yepeplie ! ‘ould you he perfeetly healthy et #nall expense “ he Avene SA ot Penn fonran Waren, Soll by 4 ORDICK, No, eon! . and 862 Broadway; ©. 1. ' fond. war “and nt ad Paton Street, Brooklyn: lon} sary ek, Jersey City, amd 161 Grand street, Williamsburg. G8, WIGS, Wras. W 145.7148, Wias.—6009 OF THOsR Tey IST Tene. made of DAU Fe 0." ane, m 2a materiale, warranted at ‘e ‘oF charge color. Beware exiravagan| Broad: bards, curls, do, Way prices, RAVING TO ECONOMISTS. JovvEs's inoponous Prer. Instantly low BALES PARTIES AND SOIREES ane ou, Piovide yourselves with Jouven’ OW COMING ODORODS «LIVE cipasen. Ong botle will clean ofty pair equal vo Price Wvents. SOLOMON CONTENT to" m2 ‘Broatway. If YOU ABE s? ALU INCREDU- Wonderful eifwct that Jouven’s jus preparation has of making the dirtiest Rid glove assume tbe Appearance of new. Price 50 cents per bo'tle SOLOMON CONTEN! & CU. 562 Broadway. T ONT PORC ous preparauon, 2 kit gloves, of any color, At will save you your glose bills. One bottle eiewns titty pati. SOLOMON f 802 Broadway. NOMY TO PURCHASERS UF # Inodorous preparation oleons kid glove Uny sotte cleans if y ithout the slightest smeil Price £0 cents. SOLOMON CONTENT & CO , F02 Broadway. CAN CLO AN PIFTY PAIR p Yorn immediately a! wards. SOLOMON CONTEST & CO, 502 Broxdway GENTLEMEN, TP YOU Wise 10 wis THE ADYIRA- tis e ladies, keep a bottle uvEN 8 INoponots ways On hard easily clean your giving them the S. FON, ABOMINABLE rr 1s 7 ¥ # Igodacous pre- Price 0 cents. ) 802 Broad way Jennies! with camp Paraiicn, which will et in your khi witha t die tidy pair, flightest ovlor. Price 6 SOLOMON PKOT & CO , 502 Br jo) iy ruth Of she gloves, without east, to prove t SOL TENG & «no hambug 0, G02 Brouiway. AICAN Wisi city to travel So! with ow hera an urvy given, Blew NeW ROAD, Uygeists, understand thin ts T RIUSH COLLEGE OF H&ALEa, v 8, Moers Morison. AT CHELOR'S BATR DYR & tir ‘enperior to allothera Their us erfect comfort to the wearer, pat is unrivalled and only harmien» private rooms, at BATOHELOP'S Murricn Lawrexca~Bor —On Weonracay eveurng, Ost. 16, by Rey. Wau BE. Eigenbrodt, D. 1), at tue residence of the bride's tothe Cyaes J. Lawkeoce t) Eminy 4,, eldest Gavgbter of Richard M, Hoe, ry wis of tae city. Hermky—Pstt On Thursday Ov. te by the Rer. J. 7 Nichols, Mr. Eaton M. Bewnan to Mise Ey BE. Pau, daughter of James C. Pel, & q.. all © sate ety. Tock aph—BMinnariy.—Ou Weoces 7 Oc by the Riv. R. C. Putney, at the residence of the bride's farmer, Jory Lock wand ty CaTHARIA® MinvexcyY a1: ibis city. New Jereey papers please copy Rawk —CargoLt.Op Widnes: ar evening, Oct 15, by the Key. Dr. Ev atthe Cuvrono the Nativity, Second avenue, Mr. Purr J Ravvekr, w Mise Bayxas L. Carnors, both of this city. Mmivitig—McKeszig.—On Mowvay evening, Oct. 13, by the Rev. Jr. Millett, at No «+4 fast Twelfth strest, Dr, QumesS Merivirex, of Danowry Ct, to Mise Lavie xzi8, of this city, Ovi—Eppy.— On Saturday, Ot Li, by the Rev. Mr. Western, Dr, R. B. Brarronn to Mis Lizzie B Epoy. Arsor—Lxaib.—On Thurs tay, Oct. 16. by the Rev. J. J. Smith, Wiis Arsor, of Flora to Sanam, youngest daughter of the late Alexander Lour: , 02 this city. Marswati—Maksaati.—la Brooklya on Wednesday eveuirg, Oct. 16, by the Rey. Dr Kenuaday, Mr, Rorenr Mauenait, Jr., of New Orleaos, to E Louise, adopted daughter ot Capt. Robert Ma shail, of Brooklyn. ‘New Orleans and Mobile pap 'r« vieae copy. War kan—Baxces —On ursdey Oct 16, at West Brighton, Staten Island, by the Riv Z P. Wilds, Lies. Hesny Warker, U.S. Ni, fo Miss Jase &., eldest daagh- late D. D. Benger, of same piace. Gaxsarreos—friMs —At Crist Onerca, im Pelbam, on Thursday, Oct. 16, by the Rev Winter Boiton, Praxizs T. Gannerteoy, of this city, to [eres J. daughter of Prede- rick Prime, Eeq., of New Roche\lo TCH—DURKY.—At the Presvyveriau cburch, {a l’enp pas see. na 13, by —— = Taylor, Mr. RY 1. Haren, of Chicago, to . Kars, youngea® daughter of Jno. J. D aes . Donry--Pearmoy?.—At To ry, Yates cvunty, on Tees day, Oct. 14, by the Rev. Mr. Taylor, Mr. Jno. J. Doay, Jr, ot Jerutalem, to Miss Saran, only daughter of Jas. Beaumont, Feq. VRaskR—Sittck —At Moringyvilio, op Wednesday, Uct. 15, by the Rev. Mr. Teese, of Whiie Miaing, Ais nen A. Frssek, of thie city. to Exreiix, daughter of Henry 6. Silleck, Raq., of the former piace. Diea. Braxukx.—On Wednescay evening, Oct. 16, Joux A. Beekme. ‘The friends of the far'ty are invited to atten! bis fune- ral services at the Be;can Bajist church, ou Saturday morning, 18th inst., at 10 o'clock; and also at the of bis rather, Jobo Buakirk, ix Mount Vernon, at 2 o'clock MM. . The New Haven Ratiroad care, from Canal street at 12.00 P. M., will arrive at Mount Beyxert —On W afiernoon, Oct. 15, at two o'clock. alter s rtraced iUness, Eccrs® Aguscron, son of Geo. W. and Mary L. Bennett, aged 11 months The and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral services, a the residenco of bi: rents, No, 113 Orchard street, tuis afteracon, at two o'clock. § i F friends and acquaintances and are invited to attend the funeral, ae ene See en, ee her eon in-law, J)- wetheut furter inyit ; hey Rear: pRepas.—On 15, of pulmonary con sumption, i, Agod 70 Years and 9 days, ‘The friends of the family are invited to at- - tend the f from hy late resicence, 808 Green- wich street, this after |, a6 tO O'clock. Broome county and Si county, N. ¥., papere piesser “Tlie —Baddenty, of ont 18) any Tova, daugitte st slew’ mpegs ver. ‘The friends of the famity, and those of : tuum , Olver, are FeopeStlly eRe to eon tha at two e’clock, from residence Seventy firat street, vaweea ‘Third asd : ii 8 Pi Bd i “| gE i il 8 i : Hl } Ey . BE > i i i i ets E 13 8 i i a 2. 5 Fi 2 He = i g i 2 +7 rf 5 ; i 4 at on be Rioxe —On Th Evomna, dangbter Jona Tie. hag. senna” sd mvt raed ie of the family are respecttuily two och vaiey So eon. Oe come Zoe relatives sad Mende of two ent, those Harman Meyer, are respectfully invites jatend te ner Trem ieee ia rw So. Thom Sas Se ea O'Farenu.—On Thereday, Oct. 16 FS yn a ay, }, Juma OF anmmr, ‘The frienda of the family, and those ‘ tons the iate Jordan Coles, aged’ ‘Hie friends and acquaint Beer tetare hae . 18 Henry street, Rayiiy —At Troy, N. ¥., at the residence of hie ther jp Jaw, Loekwood, Baq., Oct 16, yg Ady of ey aac, The relatives and trons of the femition are invited 40 attend the funeral, to morrow seven ‘Namt-acin the eny of Fa ye