The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1856, Page 5

gentlemen, the Louisville Journal sayn, the former is not very bright, and the other is never right. Paxxsyivasta Orrosep to Bucuavan —The Philadelphia ‘Sime advocates a fusion of the Framant and Fillmore ~ While the actual result contest byes is mame ot 8 See that ths elements of a b aml which exist are amply sufficient fe defeat him in November. He is this day in ® mivority ‘Of thirty thourand in Pennsylvania. Texy wit, nave Gppincs —The majority for Joshua @Addinge, in the Twentieth Congressional district of Oxio, fe about Sve thousand. ‘Twp Farmers vor Faumont.—The Milwaukie Iv Democrat, of Oct. 11, saya that on the passenger train on the La Crosse Railroad, filled with farmers coming to the Beate Fair, on the 10th, phe vote for President stood as SoBows:— Fremont Bochanan Filmore Tes Rerveican CanpipaTs oR Govganor.—Why do met the republican papers of this State say something Bbout John A. King, their candidate for Governor? Ever since bis nomination they have been as dumb as an oyster on the gubernatorial question. Do they consiier Me representative of the blood of the Kings a dead weight? Come, say something, or Mr. King wil! bave to take the stump for himself. City Intelligence. SUPPOSED CASE OF SELF DESTRUCTION. ‘Yesterday morning, a few minutes afer the terry boat ‘Transit bad left the Now York side to cross over §o Brooklyn for the half-past three o'clock trip, female, whose strange bebavior had been re marked by one of thé crew of the boat, was mise ‘mg. Scarch was made all over the boat, but nothing could be found of her, She was a young !aty, apparently Qbout 19 years of ge, of respectable appearance, and dressed in a plaid silk dress and light colcred cspe, fwimmed with black velvet. Our reportor was informed by a New York police officer thnt be had follow Som up town down to the Sonth ferry; that (ered the Hamilton ferry, and as the fraasit arrived fret abe changed her mind and went on board of that ferry: boat. There ia no doubt that she jumped overboard un- Roticed, an besides the officer there were but two passen- gers in the cabin. ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR. A young lady, apparently about 18 or 20 yeara of ‘Bge, dressed in fashionable plaid silk, gray circular cloak, wkh wide black trimmings, with cape or hood om the leak and a bow on the same, dark colored booret, with dark veil and Peeled gaiters, pas:e4 down Croadway yes ferday (Sanday) morning, aout 2%, o'clock, (was ob- werved by different policemon,) to Syutb aad Hamilton Avenue ferry; paid and wont ito Hamiitoa avenue ferry cross to Brooklyn, but as the boat was oot ia. and being a boat ia the other slip, she conclulel to fake the bost for Atiantic street, Brookiyo, iaswead of Bamiiton avenue. When tbe boat was about balf way morose be out of (he cabin towards te rear cud @fthe bost, and was not seen afterwards, a'tiough oil(- t search was immediitely made fur her, Any further formation may be had by calling on or addressing Wilkiam B, Glasby, No. 18 Misetta lane, New York. Qvniovs Rect Fornp .xp Lost.—Some workmen in excavating in the cellar of 62 Broad streot, oocapied by Martin Owen & Co., came upon a well, some four teet in @ameter, neatly stoned, upon the coyor of which was the gure of & female holding a Dunca of grapes, aurrocaded } yee &, neatly executed in bas relief and bearing date of £. D., 1661. Being a great curiosity the firm were desirous of keeping Nt, but it was s day by some of the workmen. Mustary.—The lst and 3d regiments cf the First Bri. « ade, under Colonels Ryer and Postiey, paraded on Fri len dur.pg the @ay, and were reviewed in the afterucon ca Waabiogton #4 by Governor Myron H. Clark, mecompanied tant General Robert 8. ?royn and Gol. Samue! C. Thompron, sid to the veroor, Captain aid to Gen. Spicer, waited on tne oor with aneecort cf cavalry from tae dd fk ment, and escort im to ‘he groand, where ho was @ gompanied during the review by Brigadier Ceuerais Spi- oer and eta Tho Tet Rog'mai if Now York State day for inspeciioa bo ingpasted at Wack The Independent Crion Light Guard, Wa H. Jones, Geptain, turned out on their third anucal target ton to the River House lastweok. Taey nawdered forty muskets, and shot for twenty-two valuable prices, Robertson's band accompanied nem EXriosiow o” G.8.—On Saturday afternoon, short!y afier or o'clock, an explosion of gaa took place in the dqell- Wg house No. 141 Norfot! et, Occupied in part by Mr. ‘Thomas Ryan aud family. 1! seems that gas Gxtcres ‘were being put ‘nto the house, but froma detectia the ad escaped, aad when Mr. Ryan pate light @ pipe in the back room, frat (loor, am exptosion in stantly ensuco, carrying away the window casing and setuing the woodwork on fre, Mr. Ryan’s wife and cniit were in the room at too ime, and a’! three Lave received some dure, With much difficulty the fire wit oxtta- gtsbed. Th¢damage is estimated at abou t'$300. Brooklyn Poilt ‘The republicans of the Fust ward have nominated Wm. SB. Rusech: for Alderman. The republicans of the Fourth ward beye rominated Goneral EB. B. Doryea for the same offce; and the Texth ward repad Rcans bave nominated William B. Harvard for Alier man, William M Thomas for Sapervisor, William Kiper for ‘Arsessor, Jeremiah W. Higgins for Vonstable. Toe democrats of the Fourth ward (as !: the caso in full aif the werds in the city) are divided into two ‘actions. Cao eet have nominated Thomas Day for Alderman, and the other Henry Powell tor the sams 0! ce. ‘The Democratic City Committee have declared the cbarter nom'nations in the Ninth and Sixteenth wards ‘Void, on account of fraud, and directed the holding of elections on Wednesday sext. Several of tne other w were contested, but were declared regular by commiiter. d John Coope, who wes nominated for Justice of the Peace for the Second district, by the Democratic City Gon- vention, bas declined in favor of Zachar.ah Voorkies, who wil probably be fon the reassembling of the Convention to-cay. There appears to be no opposition. The Italian Opera in New York. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD. Naw Yor, Oct. 18, 1856, Thave read with much scrprise the rerious statements pot forth by Max Maretack and his friends in regard to the Academy of Music, A few years since, certaln Beeral gentiomen, actuated by a high admiration of urt, ‘voluntarily erected, ont of their own private funds, the Dutlding in question. In return for this investment (hey required only s payment of the interest accruing on the |. the taxes, the (nsurance, and corta’n other m Seong dabvorseaneias, together with the privilege of two hundred sents at every representation io the baild- Cor’ ac’ terms were most reasonable. The of holding five thousand people. Two bundred seas forma v smal! of its vast ce pacity. Twiee tha} num! are oT, the ponterocs Columns that support the tiers. It would be ailloult to welect led the what aro a Pang seats’? ta tee hose, Er ‘son has his own opinion on subject. itis het Paar to say that the stockbor 20d the only available reais ia the b Tenants baye no fault to find with @ where the terms haye been clear'y expr sed and — stood in the bog.nn! They have \t in their po fore signing the pa} to ac sept or reject the cot a accept ther, and no fraud is practiced, they bave to complain afterwar: no . Max Maretzek, howe rer, with a eublime coolness, not only undertakes to be the dictator cal matter: but algo to prescribe to the owners of the Academy ti terms upon which he will condescend to becomo their kesece. J'rina facie he makes himself out @ most in- Jored, long suffering, unfortunate, Insolvent, yet philan- py hy! ofan angel. He persists in fo 74 cal at his own expense to the famishing peop! thiecity. He incurs judgments, rans the gauntlet of bi ‘Dailiffe and constables, 8 tat experience we have always found thet when one loses dey abandon the specuiation, No can be found in a at will form ‘with that of the indomitab! generous Mat fe presume that bis ee ir for Jest cight yeo's, or the hominy crops of b's plantation {n Kentucky. He furnishes the public, at the end of every season, with statements and disburse- ments, wherein it always ‘that he |e several han pot thousands of out ot. ‘Wil he be kind enough to make out a statement of the rea chorus singer, It bas been whispered Deen filled’ on a tingle ee eee ie of Max Marctzek. Tho Jtalian Opera eo soem re-established ia thie chy. We predict are-opon- ing in December or January Tt will be conducted ee ee ee te Prigcl; “4 Lp OLY ‘bree oF donnas, ‘er ten contraltos, half dozen tenors and bassos, and the Lord kaows how Ty WaT ay fd hin 7) that the ublic may e3 Opera in December or aa next. ‘Tho Philadel johians mean- o! while, may their excitable usies, Mise Helen may lay in ® double assortment of cpera ‘‘fixens.’ jewellers, dry goods dealers, fast men and sentimental young [adics may clap their Lands with joy, and Max rotire on his iaureis to etther of hie sonte in Island or Kentucky, Of Sait River. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1856. Miersent Letters. List of letters advertised in the New Yoru Amnsio, Friday, Oc'obor 17, romaining im the Post office, New York, uncalled for:— PHOLADELP ELA HOURES, BOSTON HOUEES. Bates & Golathwast. Burr, Brown & Oo. Chase, McKiuney & Go. Fale, irop & Oo, Converse, Haraing & Oo. Fernbam, hirkbam & Oo. Oust ing & White. WH Borstmann, Dana, Farrar & Hyde Jonn Mason & Go, Pines & Lod, Jobp G. Michener Hirsch & Aad Bev jamin Perrin & Go. Locke, Mar: Kowo & y Onarles @ R. H. See & Co, aD Stern & Brothers, 6 lroutmann, intended for G. Mt. Trou! buries H Welting. Wood, ¥ ‘& MeCouch. BALTINORM HOU aE, Pollara, Smith & Co. Rice & Norris. ALBANY, §. Y, Emery & Brothers, List of letters from Baltimore Sun, October Li, aiver- tised rematning ‘n Post office, Baltimore, uncalled for:— PITLADELPHIA HOUSES, NEW YORK HOUSES Biabon & Smith. E. W. Clark, Dodge & Co JR, & A.B. Pry. Kent, Paine & Co W. A. venka. Wilson & Brown, a. & Koons. Smith, Murphy & Co. List of letters advertised in Boston Herald, Woducslay Oct, 15th, remain'pg im the Post Office, Boston, uncalled for. NEW YORE HOUSES. E, W. Clarke, Dodge & Co, Joha Stewart, June & Oo. Cooke, Dowd & Baker, should be John Steward Charles 8. Little & Co. Jr. & Oo, C.W& J.T, Moore & Go. —‘Storra Brothers. Neel, Abbott & Co, ‘Tilden & Co. J. A. Sweetser & Co. PROVIDENCE, @, 2. A&W, Sprague. § Richardson. BALTIMORE HOUERS, Wm. P, Cole & Son. Muatetpal Affairs. NEGLIGENCE OF DUTY BY OOMMITTBES OF TEE COM- MON COUNCIL. The special committee to whom wat referred the charges against Comptroller Flagg. male by Olcott Rhbines, were to bavoe met, per adjournment, at 3P. M on Saturday in the City Hall. Only Alderman Cor the cbairman of the committee, was present, ard not having the necessary f@pers the investigation could not be pro ceeded with. The other members of the commiitee, it id, bad been oresent a short timo before, bus did ink it worth their while to waitand sitend to their duty. The disregard of the committee of the Common Coun- cil to be present at their appointed meetiays 6 00 cota. rious to peed remark; but as thia case iuvoives tne chi racter of a public officer, the committee, or somo mi bers of it, ought to be more attentive to their engage. mepte and duty, Fo ag 'o give that ofictr an opportunity to prove bimaelf innocent and worthy of public cond dence, or ao opportani'y to the party making euch so rious charges to substantiate them, if !t bo pozsible for nim to do #0. tn ¢ will be present, and the investigation, as all com to desire, be thorevghly carried out. * Police Intelligence. Cartenr ov ax Atrtoxp Brestar.—James B Smith, a young mnan about twenty years of age, was arrested by officer Scott, of the Fifteenth ward police, on Saturday eve- ning, on chargo of burglary. The accused, it is alleged, broke into the office of Mr. John B. Brush, 442 Broad- way, with intent to steal, Mr. Brush, while attempting to enter bis offlce encountered the burgiar, when a des- perate ttrogglo ensued, resulting in the temporary es- cape of the later. Officer Scott, however, came along in proper time to arrest the accused. whe prisover waa found a number of ek tice Osborne cammitted Smith for trial giary. Brady's Galleries of Photogra, pes and ambrotypes are the Baces amt Yorke. Au unrivaled collection of portralta of Sugerb ambrotypes at 215 Broadway, ° of Fulton sireat. - Especially convenient for down tows hotels, merchauts and clerks, Hah Shel) Dress Combs.—Newest Styles at A. s4J. BAUNDERS’, 88) Broadway. /Jamco—Types.— Williamson Bros., Brook. 1y 4, 249P alton street, Fifteen and Twenty-five cent Portraits of je people and Pres! jential candidates, selling 1,099 daily at fhe depot 209 Broadway. Photographs by a New Process, in from five to ten seconds’ siting, at R. A, LEWIS’, 142 Chatham street. Pupils instructed, This Day, Monday, October 20, 1856.—If zy winter clothing, repair to DRUMGOLD & PRO CH, L ulton etree Portable Dressing CasesAt A, & J. Saun- DERS’, No. 7 Astor House and 387 Broadway. White's $3 Hat, Fall Style.—148 Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau street, The Young Man’s Business Hat.—New Styles of the cashmerette. In apnouneli another _importa'ion of this useful, becoming and popular that, NON would has se ¢ monopoly of the fabric in this shmereite” ean be obtained ept from his establishment. ‘a nd «craving demand for the fabrics his ever od, which until now he bas been unable to supply. ation is of superior guality, and embraces the hat tr; pr & greater dive the Immense p England, that the Pari manufacturers are kept almost con stantly empleyed in meeting ¢ demand, aud find it difficult to provide for a transatlantic market. AJI the surplus they ca) resent produce has been contracted for.by the 4 will be forwarded as fast as it accumulates, ‘urere for the Kowsuth hat was not equal to th ant, convenient and durable business, spoi Kat cor young men. The cashmerette is in the undress equipment of Young Ameri :a. IN, No. 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's Church. x. Juniry merchants supplied from an assorted stock of one hundred 1856.—Our Late Styles of Fall and Winter garments are now ready and on sale. As wost of these are from fabrica imported by and confined and in our best styles, an carly call will secure many beauuful dings ha: will be rum off before the season is fairly mn. he & of clothe, cassimeres and vestings in our custom: room is admitied to be the largest and boat selected variety ‘ever exposed in this city, D. DEVLIN & 60,, 268, 250 and 200 Broadway, Fine Cuttlery.—A La: Varlety at A. & J. SAUNDERS’, No? aor House sod a Benéwas. weg meron is Universally Ac- the best and cheapest article Terentia, fg, preserving, restoring and strengthening the bri 5: Boid Ly all druggists and perfumers throughoui the world. HI, Inimitable Hatr-cutter, at No.1 Bare a rand f olay street ye four shilling a box, black or brown; also infallible ong went, Cristadoro’s Hai and be ob- tal of superior excellence, and the dye privately applied, at No.6 Astor House, ARK, Agente ia Bew Yor! Holloway’ Pills. do theae search y feeme Prompt Relief..Vo (Lie in . through an the stomach kod bowels be scone the duide which pervade bows ¥ a ite returns, Info the patient. form Ena ner lite fehinge Sualitien of pure eed liver ote fn acbitte, 4 tion, rneumatish, nevralgi, auc, ae, nd, and preweribed vy the ewinest phy or Manulactofed nod patented by GRO. Re TNGBR a GO, mist, way. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Sexpay, Oot. 10—6 P.M. At the close yesterday the stock market was much de- pressed, All the life and activity of the few previous day3 had disappeared and given way for a dull, heavy feeling. At the time the upward movement com menced, we showed that it conld not be continued; that it had no basis, and that those who were driven into the purchase of stocks would be serious sufferers. The re- sult shows the correctness of our ‘views. The bears solzed upon that opportunity to put out large contracts, and gome of the largest holders were induced to increase their line, Overloaded as they were with stocks, any increase must prove burdensome and tax their carrying capacity to the utmost. The next news from Europe is not likely to help money matters much omthis side, We hardly antictpate another advance in the rate of interest by the Bank of England by the next arrival, but we do expect to hear of an active demand for money in London at the rate last established by the bank. The first effect of that increate inthe market value of money was to arrest the demand, but we have no idea that that would continue more than afew days, when the inquiry for money would become as active amever. The probability is that the Bank of France will maye a further advance, 4N OPERA CORR, | and the Bext steamer may bring advices to that Total... 6s effect. This would force the Bank of Eagland iato « simi- Jar movi meas as No distant day, and the elfect of such ia- fiuences upon the market can be easily imagiced, Ths Bank of France is uot geing \0 suspend epecie paymouts unt ol) other expedients fal. Such a desperate alver- native will nx be resorted to ontil, after 4 hard gr: {s forced upon the management. In time of pea: large resources, it would not do to give up without a struggle; and we have an idea that the struggle must be ® severe cre before the bank would succumb. It would be disgraceful to act otuerwise. Tae Buk of France js an ‘peiitution of too much importance in the Gnancial world to take advantage of a modera'e pressure 10 avail itwelf of such @ digcreditable alterna iv large bapkirg ‘vstitutions on the Continent bave raised ‘the rate of interest much beyond that ot the Dank of France, and will continue to advance until the desired effect is in that way produced Wo look for very gloomy Gpancial inteliigence by the next steamer. The ‘rabia lett Liverpool on the 11th for boston, and will be due at Halifax about Tuesday, with one week’s later dates. Her news wii) be very important. ‘The exportations of specie from this port last week GOgure up more than we anticipated. The shipment by the Arago was unusually large for that line. The agere- gate lor the week wae as follows:— Seiruente Ov Siac rxom HE Port OF Naw Yore. Steamer Africa, Liverpool, gol bare = $688,548 13 Do. do, Gold coin & bars 102,600 00 do, = Gold ovin ..... 26,000 00 do. Gold &silver coin 67,000 00 76.278 00 oo 00 SPF Silver dc. Steamer Arago, Havre, Gola bars 39,663, Do. do. Gold coin 201,180 Deo. do, French gold 19413 09 Do. do. Gold and silver. 149,094 00 Total for the week. $1,664,015 13 Previously reported 29,108,705 16 ‘Total, 1866. Pn veers $80,657,730 29 Since Saturday, 11th inst., inclusive, the shipments of specie from tbis port have been upwards of two millions of dollarg. In the game time the receipts have been about sixteen hundred thousand dollars. The Sub Treasury gaiued last week $276,000. In the face of these movements of the precious metals {t strikes us that the bank state- ment on Monday must show a trifling reduction in the specie reserve, The shipment by the Arago on Saturday will not come out of the last week's eupply of specie, but will affect the aggregate for noxt week. The Daily Wisconsin, of the 4th inst., thus speake of the Milwaukie and Horicon Railroad extension: — The recent extension of this road to Brandon, eight miles beyond Waupun, is an important step to the com- pany as well as to the community at large. Iu addition io the iperease of travelling facilities & also ly be- vefitaa numerous clase of farmers, who’ brought nearer to market than her It is empected that double the former amount o/ freig@t will be trans- ported over the road after this date, until a further exten- sion to Ripop, seven miles beyond—which will take place ‘jp ive or six weeks—and that then there will bea very heavy increase, There are now two passenger and two treight waing daily each way. Last Saturday’s train >rovght in about 10,000 bushels of grain there is probably now & daily average of about 8,000 bushels. The Chinere sugar cane seed, distributed by the Patent cfice last spring, promises to be a complete success at the North. A package of seed wis planted in Bucks county, Pa., latituie 40}, degrees north, and has arrive! at maturity, The maximum height of the atalk was ten feet, and the prodoct im grain much greater than any cereal under cultivation. The stalk is perfectly green after the seed bag reached maturity, and the saccharine principle is then fully developed. The juice, which is mort abundant, is very eaccharine, quite as much s0 as the variety of cane culiivated at the South. Whether the juice contains the game amount of crystallizable sugar remaing to be tested. Should it be found equal to ordi- ary cane in tbat reapect, a new era in the agriculture of ‘be North will be inaugurated, and an immense breadth of land be devoted to its culture as soon as the necossary sced can be obtained, which will require another 5 car at least. Thereed, having been distributed late in the epring, which was cold and backward, there is good reason to believe that much pian'ed did not reach maturity. Should the plant fail, so far as the manufacture of sugar is con- cerned, yet its value as a forage crop cannot be over esti- mated at the North. Cattle, horses and hogs eat the entire stalk with avidity, and no doubt would fa'ten rapidly on it. The seed, which is ema'l, has a thin black bull which can be taken off, leaving a fine white four as the residue. We have no means at present of estimatior the value of this flour as an article of food, but no do: tte merits will be fully investigated. The culture require Jor the plant is similar to that adopted for Indian o @ when planted in rows, and the seed should be put iaw the ground shout the same time. As it isa quick and strong growing plant, it should be well manured. ‘The value of genera) merchandise imported into this port during the week ending Friday, October 1 4 Total importation... The value of exports in the same time was as $1,390,116 V1 1/664,015—$2,944,151 Excess of exports over imports........sese..0+ $108,956 The exports of specie last week were larger than of merchandise, while the aggregate imports were com; @ ratively small. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to follows :—General merchandise Oct. 16 — 1856. 1856. Inc. Dee 8,421,145 — 1,667,605 11,798,787 7,686,681 - ‘96 235/106 — mus 1,560, Steo.020 7,720,885 w 36H ‘916,014 — 64,006 2,048,611 — 148,351 Total,...922,870,217 45,026,061 16,811,400 2,856,622 Net increase to Oct. 17, 1! $12,955,844 The quantity and valve of certain articles exported from this port during the wook ending and including Fri- day, Oct, 17, distinguishing the destination and extent of ipmenta to each place, were as follows —~ Commance ov aga Port oy New Youk—Vaive or Exvonrs. rire preg Cotton, ba.,.2,068 $118,472 Bread, bbis.. 61 $162 piteiaes Goat knee i fie g ook, bas, "a7 1,800 Aj bbis.. 699 «= 3,704 ‘266 Spm oil, gals.3,108 Tobarco,Ibe10,509 daronnes, eon oo 62 $546 7,870 27,889 . 826 «13216 «26,458 $96,902 MBC $2,090 Flour, bbis.. 20 $190 bis 50 $3,018 Stavos,...,. 7,200 $160 SOUTHAMPTON, Wheat, DURE... scceee cee Linon, $900 Querbark,ih, 12 $406 4,406 oa cee eee 618,718 \ 1 $1816 «$18,260 CARDIFE. $40,607 Clocks, bas... 10 Wheat, bur. 28,147 Wiis scsssonvesessaaiies seve’ pvenbevets $10,007 MALAGA, 468 +6 87 786 PRIMM WER NDTES. 2407 $10,018 Ropes, cos. 3 4 69 Candles, brs. : 36 (300 +. 6 400 Woeat bush i,o¢0 3,100 330 Beef, bbls...” 28 ‘496 lab 770 Dass Wome epi. Leather, rolls, 7 pyre C8... 380 Pepper... . 20 Tobacco, bhds 4 Do. "Tbs. 5,900 Candles, bxs, 373 TOW. cers ccre sens Pomtose bia, HO 3 ators, 10 366 Hoops...,..10°000 400 Coofish, !be,16,176 607 Sb. and bhds.2,500 4,910 Candles, bxs..' 60 a ee ——— Total seen eee 15,001 Domestics,ba. 800 $14,312 Carriage. 1 "380 CHINA. Flour, bbig... 100 3925 12,939 Ad, ware, ce, 28 Furniture, bx. 110 Total .osececeeees Flour, bbls, .1,400 Meal,'bbis....’ 60 $1,816 ‘399 3st 880-89 60 890 18 496 44 892,888 AUSIRALIA, Codfish,tbs,38,500 $1,260 Lumber, {t.625,000 $13,650 Flour, bbla..4,863 $39,808 Domestics,pe..485 $28,300 1 bbls 60 42 Lard,’ Ibs..24,449 3/211 Ric:, bbls. 2 W. ware, ct 65 288 Tea chests... 65 804 Matting, rolis, 50 446 Paper,reams. 650 869 Bread, bbis.. 8 24 -— 9 Canales, bxe. 20 B20 Toth... coe eee eo $75,086 The quantity and value of certain articles imported into this port during the week ending and including Friday, Oct. 17, were as follows:— ComMERCE OF THE Port or New York—Var Quanti Muetard ..... Value 84 $1,100 Opium... 10 Tegaptimony 15 soda ash..... 383 Stationery... 36 ‘Sug’r,PdsX\on 894 Do, bxe&xbgsd,700 Tea, cheste.. 3 Tobacco. 160 Ii) Cont RR, 100 do. .....990 116 10 Galenak Chic RR 10934 = Chic and RIRR. : 5 © a4ese408 S sssezees = Frvit.—000.0 800 of raisins ld, 0° 40 Tor’ layers and St for Mo Rey Bente aie, St | quested 92 1234, and quarters at $1 0634. ’ ‘Hs\.—Sales of about 1,000 bales were made, for ship- ab G6c. @ 100. rey. —aAmerican was quict, but steady, 26 bales dressed rold at $240 ton; small low undressed com maaded $210 eix months. was also firm; 40 tons Riga sold at $260 per ton; 60 bales jute « $100, 6 month; 200 bales to arrive at p.t., and 68 bales pico, in bond, at 9c., cash. Binks Continued buoyant and active. The stock was duced, and cOnaisted ‘mainly of Urinocos. The tollow- ing were the fales:—5,01Z Angostara, at 280.; 700 dry talted Maracaibo, 220., | ¢jecting bad and water dam ed; $400 dry salted Rio Grande ut l6c, less 6 per cent; 110 dry Maracaibo at 2c, and 1,000 Buenos Ayres, to arrive, at 80c, Mr. Hull, in his weekly circular, has the following: — Receipis continue quite light, with a very active demand, and the market remains almost éntirely bare of stock, Tran’ sactions comprise about all of this weea’s importa, togecher with What slock was op hana at the close of last Week, aud sales to aconsiderable extent have been, to arrive, at an ad- vance ou prey.ous rates. There is at present but liste pros- pect of any falling offgp prices for a long ime to come, as the rineipal cause of gradual advance since last season is the Hight receipis and stock. Salied hides are in act man, With light reeeipts and stock, both of foreign aud dom: Ihe receipts this week have been. 7,176 hides from foreig ports, und 5,316 coastwise as followa:—4,07 Jivas'“18 Curacoa, per Veous 627 Valparaiso, per John ra, per Laureva; 231 Blo Taselro, per Pa- Ww, ber L. Kiizabeth; (and 12 bales Singa- cows per M. Howes;) and 192 hides, 1? bales buttalos 320 Jo, Curacoa, 530 do. Valpa } salted: Buenos Ayres, ¥32" do. ales bus ‘0do cow. Hors —Ibe market was eteady with moderate transac tons, at $0. a lle. IRoN.—Palez ot 50 a 100 tone Scoich pig were made at $30 60a $31 8x months “ales 01 80 tons Spanish were make at 61/c. Lrainer —'Tbe receipt: the present week aye been in excess of the therales, Mr. Hull, mhis weekly circular, that the > ceips bave been large:— tock is about donble the amount held at the close of ean advenee of 3c. ate. per Ib. on ig! the highest qitc 8 of Iasi vm, prices tending upwards. res middle are seliing readily at she, ant Orinoco at 2s. jgome ot our dea’ers will not oiler their stock at ares, Old leather is in very meagre supply and a pclme aviiele ia akon about as fast us received. at full prices, 5.300 40,000 22009 00 pckland were at 80, for of common at at $1 064 for lump. MoLasses was aotive and firm; the sales embraced about 860 hhds., including Porto Rico, at $06, and Ouba ee en There war no New 0 leans on ibe market. Navat Stores.—Sales of 100 bble spirits turpeatice were made at dic, while rosin was at $1 625g per 300 Capua Crade turpeotine and tar were un ged. (Ott — English linseed contined tn good demand, with sales of 3,060 a 4,000 gallons, in,market, at $1 05, and 0 ¢0., toarire soon, at $1 03; American was in light stock, while eales of 8 O00 gallonn, ip casks and barrels, were mide at $1 08110 Lard oil was firm, bat sales Hmited. Olive oil was in good demand, at $3 25a $3 875, for quarts and $4 fer pints Provisions —Pork—fhe market was irregular, with sales of €00 a 860 obis. mess at $22 50, and 1,000 do, in the way of barter, at $22, «hich was under current rates, avé some amnall retail lows were soid at $23. Prime ‘was ecarce and sales light, at about $i%, Beef was in fair demand, at steady prices, with saies of 200 a 300 bbls. at$6 a $7 for country prime, and $8 60a $9 50 for mess id, $9 a $11 for repacked mess: prime was quict and Lard was rather (irmer, with rales of about 200 at 183.0. 8 13%. 60 tlerees bagged hame at 12c., and 50 buds begged bacon, clear sides, to go to California, at 12/70. Butter aud cheese as heavy, at 4%c.a4%c. The etock was good, with advices of considerable suipments on the w: Sriczs —Sales of 500 mats of cassia wore made, at J5c.: to Dage of pepper, at 12}<c., aud 25 bales of cloves, at lc, Tarcow was rm, with aaics of city rendered at 12" <c. Stears —The market was firm and active, with sulcs of 1,€00 a 1,700 bbdx., chiefly Cuba muscovado, mostly within the range of Sie a 9i<c., with some low grades, for reGnipg, at 7/,¢. @ 6),¢., and some lots of Porto Rico at 9'/c, a 106. Wuiskey.—The market was dull and lower, with gales of 160 a 200 bbls, Ohio and prison, at 36c. a 863¢¢., with retail lots at S7c, Wratrnoxe —The demand was moderate, and prices steady; sales of 2,500 lbs South Sea were made at 52c., cagh, and 14,060 Ibs, Northwest, and 16,000 lbs. Ocholek, at New Bedford, at p t For Situations and ely, see sth page. MISCELLANHUUS, WORD OF ADVICE. ARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN, But a few years since, the article now go celebrated as Lon don cordial gin Was entirely unknown in the United states. Tn view of the ills which resulted from a general use of alutte uggestion of several physicians, who Proclaimed the absolute necessity an extract of juniper Which could be relied upon and alminisiered with safety, the proprietor of Charles’ London cordial gin was induced to sub wit to a committee composed of medical men. a sample of kis now universally esteemed beverage for their examinaliru ‘Thi surmple Was submitted by this committer to the analysis mists in the cities of New York and Philadelphia. whove elaborate reports, which have been already publiaaed in the mediral and other journals, resulted in tne gencral adaption of Charles’ Lon dial gin by the faculiy in ther practice. A contract Was at once entered into for its distillation in London, under the British excise laws, avd itr importation immediate!) commenced ‘The celebrity which followed its introduetion into the niied States ily induced attempted competition The would be competitors readily discovered, however, that competition was out of the question, and that their only chance of success in palming of an i ferior article was to undersel!. To do this several means were bre ugh into requisition. Tt may not be fDerally known that the duty pald on evere gation of Cnaries London cordial gin would purchase ¢ouble the quantity of ony ober gin in use—the inal cot of distillation being more than double the se! Hence the price of any other introduction of the common Holland gin, whieh, from its low cost, conid be offered at lower prices, wae deemed a certain substituie fer she original Charles’ London cordial gin By others, the substitution of an article manufactured hece in imitation was attempied, under the same ie. save the vane oprictor, ag the best means of appropriating to the he » its awhors the reautation which Charles’ Land cor dial gin bad earned by years of asskdaous toll, and the expen divure of many js of dollars paid: to the newsoaner Prens. Yet has every effort proved abortive. Like the good wine which “needs no bush,” Charles’ ite imitators have called into requis! tion, but relying upon iis own merits exclusively. It never by 1 when used as a medicine, and in no single case has ‘tons aroma failed to meet an when used as beverage, Charles’ London cordial aja is the only stimulant which con ts be used with confidence. purity ie guarded, first by the bottie, which ia blown ¢ in wressly for it, ita tide stampest 1. which beara the fac simile sig rielor: and iastly, by the seal upon the wax covering the cork, which shows the contents have so ws mpered with. Despite every preceuiion, howev j# will abound the character of the seller w: em it don cordial gi ta fur gale by ‘i drwy igh wtyled “Loulon cordial gin, tely CI To escape adulterated and noue mixtures it dees not suflice that the article be labelled Lovdon cordial gin; but be certain it is Charles’. None other ig gevuine. DE VENOGE & CHARLES, 138 Pearl st., NY. RANDRRTH'S PILLS Purify, cleanse, take out from the body earrapt humors, obviate a state of cosiiveness—so shall your cold, your {nflven 2a your dysentery, your rheumailwn, your weakness Au debility, and the pain in your alde be the aifalr ofa day. Dis 4e cannot remain {0 gire you pain or occasion distuchanse wat from the wiect of those worn out parts ol the body's absiance which have routinned beyond the thne matare ie Signed. The bowels. the skin or the kidneys are al. fa. Brandreth’s pills will restore them to order and Pe-estab lish “toorald persons have been restored by them trom re sickness :o health w the Inst twenty yearn, 7 Brandreth’s Pig are s0id at 28 ernie per bor: ni 43 Canal fon street, ‘Aino, by T. We yet & Bons, Philadeipis, a by * ia, and respectable medicine deaiera by all WIGS AND TOUPERS, ARB ATCHELOR'S FAIR Ct 5s ‘natural sleguoce and ‘qureivuty, private roomn Me BSTOMRLON ws Brosdeay SCRA =LARDE TerURAS ; Orders carefully executed at 680 Broad was. OTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH TUMORS — ork stg ‘shalt reat for my ointment in New at the New Haven corner of from 9 A. M. tii) Kennedy's 8a) Hoo te, from the Zist till the 28h instan:, P.M. It Rheum Ointment allays all inflamation in ralt rhenm, and ervsipelna, and every hemor offs i canure, and gives a comforta) rest. x cnned "a Scattering O'niment will scatter scrofula ingwon Ue peck. Kennedy's Healing @intment will heal serofula sores, fever Fired sore legs are permanently cured in a few weoks, or gt mont a'fow monthe ly Rng pd within La reach of all —_ the moat « cure Lever made eott but sixtcen Collare. as & ral thing w eure docs uot cost half of that, Ail nilieret with humors or cores, are respectfully invited to call, Advice in ali ratis. RALD KENNEDY, Fropricior of Kennedy'aMedical Discovery, Roxbury, Vi SosEier, FEVER.—RADWAY'S RELIEF AND Ri uiators bave cured more chars of scarist fever during the Rechiwar a 0 i arty fon streets News York 5 * — by me and 162 Ful 1 rehents, druggies storekeepers everyw! Y gas CANTON TEA COMPANY HAVE ON hand of ven fe and every serieay 4 yy or Grocers ten ealere, and bre aualtiga yeas low. Alen’ 5 It: hoe fener, pall and examine 1s “Chatham rela: botwe . Births, Rowvan. =On Saturday, Oct. 18, the wife of Mr, Twos. B. Bowmas, of a son. Mn tae] 7 Oct. 8, Rev. B. Lat#ox.—On Thareday, by Rev. B. ahem Mim, to Mr. Wawaw 9 ay all of he » Roonnacr—Vaw Zannt —On Wednesday, Oct. 15, in pene ne Mr. Guion, Mr. Orviita# A. Roonnacn, Jr., to Miss Mary U. Van Zap, Loee—st. Joux —-On Thursday, Oct. 16, at St. Stephen's church, by Rev. Joseph H, Price, Frapmaick W. Loss, to Asna Etna St Jous, all of this city. CowEN—Bnre. Saturday evening, Oct. 18, by Rey, Mr. Brooe, at his house, in , Gronce C, Cowns, of New York, to Catnanive Fans, of y ry Ecrast.—On Sunday, Oct. 19, Jaws Montnern, PA G. and Jane Egbert, aged} your, me eed ays. The friends of the family aro tend the funeral, this akertot at wae, Oelsek, trons ape Sp Moog be B ay, Oct, 19, Joun H., eon of and izabetn Fitieny 3 beau ¢ relatives and friends of te family are respect!!! inves a the a this nparepen at lon o’cloc! ym the residence of nis parents, corn Tenth avenue and Fi'ty.second street. std AN. Suncay, Oct 1), afer a long and eve: iiness, Bement, the beloved wife of Venis rt 34 years, 8 months and 17 cays es 1 friends and relatives of tos jamily are otfelly informed that the funeral will take place tois af 008, at half-pagt one o'clock, trom her late residence, No. 14 Whitehall street. Hawiroy.—On Sunday, Oct, 19, J. T. M. Hamrrow, of Meadville, Pa. Bie friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral thig afternoon, at two o’viock, at No, 166 East Twenty. neadvile papers please ville copy: po srehor ese morning, Oct. 19, st 12% o'clock, Baaxaxd, infant of James aad Rosanpa Sue- ridap, aged 6 months and 21 d ‘The funeral will take place this aftern: at two o'clock, trom the residence of i: parents, No. Four- teenth étrect. Banciey.—On Sunday, Oo 14M, only child of Anirew ena ann Barcley, aged 12 montts and 14 da The relatives ane friends of his parents are respecttaliy invited to attend the fusors!, its afternoon, st two o'clock, from their resiver No 46 Chestnut street, Avisoy.—-On Sunday, Oc} 19 of marasmus, Mary only daughter of M: Le Allison, aged 4 monthe. meral £@rvices will bo bold wt the residence of ibe randparepte, No. 690 Wastingion street, this attersoon, at three o’cicck, Rockland county papers plese copy. Water —On Sunday, Oct 1%, sagan Ema, di Thomas ard Mary e friends of the ‘amtly are 10. of croup, Jaume Wer Ot W, of ¢ fever, Canorme Con*BuA, youngest enitd of Aty acd lucy E Smith, aged lyexr and § moathe, The juneral will take piwoo at ‘he resileuce of the parente, Fort Washington, %) moirow morning, at lly © clool Rocane.—On Sunday, Oct. 1! 2, ip tbe 50th year of his age. His relatives and friends aro reepectfuliy invited tend the funeral, to morrow ateruom. at three ¢ {rom the residence ot bis reine ‘a law, Antony Sayder, No. 18834 East Thirteenth st. wicbuut farther ovite- tion. MaksHatt.—Op Sunday, Oot. iMpers, Chances Howey Mawensi, aged 48 years Bis friends and acquaictanc’s are respectful’ to attend tho funeral, to-morrow alternoon, ai bal.past one o'clock, from No. 18) Huson street. ' His gon ‘will bo interred iu Greenwood Ov x C On Sunday morning, Oct. 19 wile of George Ooly or, agea 38 year#, 8 mous Jesee B. Roc , afer a long and severe a native of Ecgiarc, Juvances of the family are to attend the funeral. on Wednescay afernoon, & o'clock, from her late residenee, No. #% Teath avense Grex.—On Saturday eveuing, Vct. 18, D GREEN. The friends of the tamily, thore of bis fon Dr. Green, and brothers in ‘aw. Wilam W. aod ‘Winans, are inyied to atiend the funeral servic ‘Thomas Church. this afternoon our o’C100K, mains will be taken to Macison, N. J, Desta or 4 Taikstap Lapy —at Cale Real, Tuesday, Aug. 12, Mrs. Jaxv Ann, } ungest Jcbn Mather, and widow of the late Saacue! A of New York city, aged 27 years, 8 meuthe and 36 Jaye. Wrap the cold white sheet around her, Fold her bands across ber vreast; Lay ber gently th her coftio, My lovely child hay gone w rest. California papers please copy. Brows.—At Mounipieasant, Weetcher coun{y, oo Tuesday, Oct. 14, Major Wise Bxown, aced 68 yeate Ruck —At Peo Yan, N Y., on Friday it, Mire Sanag B. Rica, widow of the late Joho 5 sok.yh L. Ly, fp the 4ist year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited & at- terd the ioneral, from Chrvtechorch, corner of Cision eeta, Brooklyn, © morrow atterpooe, 8% Weekly Report of Deaths, In the city and county of New Yors. from the 1th 4sy of October to the 18th day of October, 180% Men, 7 otal, 270. Is, 101—Lotal, 7 females, 272; co omen, 72; boys, 122 id males, Apoplex eedtog irom bowels... .. Bleeding from womb..... Bronchitis... Burned or scalded...... Cancer of the stomach... Canuaitien by strangula- tien while eatipg...... Casualty by injury to the Inflammation of heart... 2 Inflammation of kidzoye. 1 Inflammation of liver..,.. 1 Inflammation of lunge... 21 11 f'smmation of panerend. 2 1 terete Infammanion of stomach - Inflammation of veine.... Sham wv Debility, infantile... Deiiriom tremens... Diabetes. Distros, Dropay.. . Dropsy in the chest, Dropey ‘n the bead Dropey in the heart, Drowned .. i 10 Intemperance . Congestion of tung» 3 Jaundice .... Conaum| sees ----4% Killed or murdered, Convulsions, adult... 1 Liver, cinease of Convulsions, intantiio....20 Luee vencres. b>. HE seo]t Maraemus, ad) Debility, edu! ae | 7 2 Dyventery Eplargement of heart Finley gement of liver Ppilepey.. Eryaipelaa Fever, copgestiv Ulceration of bo Fels Ulseration of stomach er of deaths, compared weeks of 1864 and 1666, and of last week, was ae (llowe— Week ending October 21, 184 correspen tig af “ “ “ “ RBCATTTULATION-—DISBARBR CARED, Boves, joints, &o......... Brain and verves. aT Generative . a Of which 18 were from violent causes. 31.8. Weekly Report of Deaths IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN, FOR THE WEEE ENDING ‘oor. 18,'1856, 36 Adulte.