The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1856, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 726, 1856. Bremont was elected, even vhoug’ oouatitotioual y Mesne and dy @ constitutivanl majority y= this ia whe Proath. wish ioad profersiony of bag the ouly 4 party Ww existence conte a ‘Abd prevent #0 wad & caasespuD Mey 1 tres@m aad exited upon | amg- wamen to reward t with favor ane conf. ence, Not @sia- dud ram rom the racks of repyoil- = ‘Abd the Uuion war ibe knyatone of the Atgrioge arob— ihe Lead of ihe aurber ta dio yrerless EU pAreuedG: Wwe of American pri ciples; and the orivs of treavoe aad dmapion ebich seconded tu the bhisk eolumaee eloids contd bly risa from a ‘att He kuew Jusge Browa Mirrepresented Bostavky—tvat, om 90 conssleration, eala phe be waded 10 secede ap? iuiics Vous ranb y Dereelt the brand of eteraat wiemy. +5 ted veep rea in Kevtucky, bad eon born tu one uf Ber cu! Broker and rocked Ib m eugur trough. anc anew that toe of Davie) Boones AoW floured there, un all (us ori. Vigor~—a hundred thousen! Kepuoty rides would ta the oun and click ominously che mannnt der T hee was pollatws by the areaseia tread of dvociog Deunion bed better sork w dishder the powers of bi #vongbod than to dicledye pateintism, I7y love of the Union frow the #arm anc geverous Bearts of Kentucky's *ons He hed two sous, whom h» deved, yot of tenuer y but not allogetber 06 wh whe we of the nile, Who soever and whereo re! Luke bieewed Volen was torverited—thea aay there would he ard his hitle soya be found, etrogy ling despa rately (or tts preservation. or, when that nove tales, swageling Sor honorable resting places in tbe same grave with bin indep and olwPonores oouetry Ae conc sed SB oUFTiIDg Bpoes!. Rud descended from the stand am'd cong ravulations of triwods and applaves of all. Lav tear F ALova.— The Builalo Mrein; Express, of Ontoder 20, contains & letter from a Fremoater iv U: iden Pelnting the follo 4 ing Gireurtanc-s — For the past ‘ew dae lore handbi'is have heon poste? op to thie beaded “Puranas ana Brock.ariaye. aad ‘Be Conriitorion, rug equal rigtts to all,” annonncing a Prvlor ol meeures id dillerent county town, the brat of ‘Whien war to be at Colnen oo Wedneeday Tat, accord about poo, some vtarted frou Muilam"s Mills to Ove Of the wagogs cou ad vome Ure waier— end underiook take down w&icomont tex which Bung my sooryard. My n ut wih deo wad ple ‘Boom that the tiret men who torched tt he word lvl A Wherevpen they bet a bavty rureat “Suey attempyud Me rame geome at the next bois, bul were prevented by By wile’s simter ‘These women were real grit, and no mistake, A: Bore in Eve of the same sort Pownion “pram Oovatay ~The New Or. ene, Of Ouuwober 14, aay, A Northern party bes eeu organ) df, wore objocta ere bosgle domestic \antiimions end equal eur sti. taporal rigdte ot the Southern Stxtes, Thore ie ahvadant erwence & prove taal th ral dena be leaters of party, © metre their or mode ra oe, it the developement an! conceutravioa of the a sentimen' of the North preparatory to a geveral agelpes the fnstitotion of slavery as 1. existe in Whe Southern states, Bee Picayers + vttorly mintaxea aud deceived wien it ye this, There is 0 sec organized party at the North, Alb tho North reqzicet in that fraud, force and o Pe¥on si aw thal! wot be ured fo overawe oF Bilen: Meedom of speech, of the proms aad tae right: of con Gttence, in order to extent elavery. Basan Vks0oe,.—Thie geotieman appears to hare Beee clocted a Membor of \seombly from Charleston. Be bas fairiy woo the high pro eminence dy bis nein 20s aitecks on Colove! Promont's privay character, He Cbsriestoe Courter, of Uotober 17, (of whieb bo te 2 Os editors), annouNMeg bis eieouon, we fad soventy- mioe bemee of poetry, ‘rotn his prod and wky per aus Daily Picay uy add ersed to vagera’ § Bebold b @ polltician-p rdy meth Niagara! bow “earh) tio! ' Thou p easest most uh Sercost mot Wid ert thon, fear! Wieg ca! With thy glorious robe, ‘Thou art the wonder of U A sar pene Tlorwe Snoe Pall. Cap tb Bebind thy sheot ” ‘Whe new Louhors confederacy are Dow surqof Laving B Relive poet, but | no: tremecmable to utter euch fa Vorable opinions of matters and things ‘n the North ’ Ray 10 Ma Bore.—We lero from the Sou Sure Democrat, of Oct 20, bat Mr. MK. Meade replied to Mr, Botte a: Petersburg on the 1#t), god tbat he admiatetored “a thorough and flagellation,’ that the lash was well laid (n,” and the * bioxt few at every pop.” Bertupate!y ‘or Vr. Potte be war nol there, We waitin- patient!) for the report of the speech of ike Peterburg perce Cor. Larv.—This personage aidrerted the people of in @iarepolis op the 2110 anat. ‘Me sad thet tbe @ Kansas bad never orgaulzet geropment. of the Torro Bor even it the Missour Matuies They bad acted foleiy im self defence robbers and plunderers, He sad tha oninting sollere to go to Kaosas enlisted @ colder in tie life tre! gory to Kansas Joft them on entering (9¢ Terri ories, for four bie be weed os & pretext by the Puchanss aod children and settiers © mother aut daughter by « This act forved the tree # fl ef 44 rt iff Ee & rs oe H £ tH ures begging for abown |e to the poor woman ravinhed. (Lane) wae orrsaoped vy the murder of Major Mexican war, and mort es! uspie " ng, bis care cot ie! din aeballow Bole of already detale!. or tWle; bat he showed con GChaively by the facts, ‘Ue froe State men bal acted welely in «clenee against (he outrages on theirpersons aut property. ry of the 16th, de- Revoirnos.—The Charieston Me: nes ite notions of revolution aa follows — We paid somethivg yerterday, onder the head of revo Iation, and we wish it to be thoroughly urdersioed, what we mean by m. tt is the ashiverance of the Guth ro States from the dom ston of « majority bovtiie te their intererts, and practivally bowile evrea to ther Deli veracce from com-tiutional majorities ix then the principle of Southerm revolution. ‘The rawe paper contains an eniorred article, headed the duty of the South,’ in whieh we find the (ollow — the reristance is to be the reistance of . wat of Tore Cr asorn —Wany of the Fillmore premes, partion larly thone which were moet adurlve of Col. Fremont, are BOW eRdeayoring (o Oran bit (riewds to jo'm the support ere of F\llmore, “Won't you walk ln '6 my parlor, sad the epider tothe fy!” 4 Fioense Pro-aateny Fosmone Enron ~Tae seuior editor of tbe Kansas Pioneer, in bis paper of Get. §, pub- Kaseas Jepor Swor i mre Foot.—The Eickapes Pion, K.T., of Oct. 8 mayne On Satorday last, while Jodge ©. G Cato and @ friend examining @ pistol, It oe ee Sa se painful one, bar ied the Judge en his ones for sow wound is ne pre vite. ‘The same Fillmore parer abuses the present ami nieire thon rovedly tor Bot boing active enough “on toe hemp * Ponderfe! government this, thet bas fo) suffeem Ore wee a pelpaiie, wommtigneed dorcbeuen of y Z oo sig aath wtcntoas) bumbuggery ofthe ponpla, © diag Me hem out amd peateo hundreds of hedie voive—dow ciittcvans who ba) Lis achou in Kamran will be more rigorese aad oral. Worry’? Pay tr To tae Peysstivania Fesp.—The Warbigton Siar eerve that Messrs C. F. Widup, of in Clana, ard Goorge’ W. Boardman, of Wisc .ustp, were re- ‘oven from firet clase ($1,200 per anmum) Clermebips in Ihe Genera! Land Office. Function Jacksoy, Mronxian.— An election for charter officers (ook place in Jaakaon, Michigan, ov tee Lich “inat., which reeultec as follows: — ditle B, Dyer. republican. ..... . Ur. JL Mitchell Know Sounmg Dr. W. B. Suntou, Bictaoan, . ‘Tor Foxeoyr Conven720N 18 PRNS=)LVANIA PoPrvoNeD — ‘The Dep,ooratic Fremont Convention, which was to have yecn held in Harrisburg on the 28th instant, was poet- poned until the 26th. TuR AMexicaN Fras un Disricerty —It appears by the Savannah Aepudlican, of tho 16:8, that the carrying of the stripes and stars im @ proversion of the Ogtethorpe Gremen, a few days sine, came a4 near making as much NY Seine en@deal Out Doth wowid be mecerear. y mare oF ime derived WEE Of (Oe track which B was doomed mons deriradle we wareus fhe Veetumony J¢ 2 maDy renpe is allies « end cuseiefea tory, bud the case |: certwely «nr of muteel faut or eso one of Inecrvtadle faylt— and \u efther case the rule uf \ie admiralty te vo ide the damages. There mast bes Telere nce toe COMMABWwHE” fo BeOOrtaN the domaces Ocoagoned by the cold wale will be ap pres bewween the pater, aod her pity to be tiled fo Com: oe ageinrt the cise. SUIT FOR DaAMAarD COTION. John Clifton he @ Quanity Coir Mulan Blviden vs. the Big Weber Wieck ht. —toha ft B et cl. vs. ts Same —in the suit Gret above eptiled, the hibetlant areks to recover the freight claimed to be iu0 to the Water Witch, for tho traneporiation eo poard that troudie as the Fremont Sag at Portsmouth:— ‘Verne! of the cotton Lbellet, cram a port ia Texas tho « ‘She flag (gaye the Li gen was tho property of Mr. | York city, The claim of the owner of the Water Witen Keliey, aut Yeisbaa, Who sas heen quilty of treasoa to | ie reeisted on the ground tha: olton rece.ved oa the democracy in vollng the American et. Tho tag {| shipboard, %y the fault of tho master and owners of tho bed been fying ‘or some days before the door of nis er tolishwent on tbe Bay—e circumstance that aroused vhe Ive of some of bis democratic countrymes, and they accordingly arteradied 10 4 consicerable numoer at uit bovee, on Tuerday afte noon, for the Jurpoae of raising a dvfowity. Formuately, the police interfored ant pre- vepied apy gerigna dirturbance. Mr. & then called on a number of the Youog Asorica Fire Compauy, to whom he bandeo over hw tiag, wi'h the request tuat they would protect ttand ite owser, as he was unable to do is him rel. The man who boro the fieg in the celebration was ihe foreman oj; the Young America, ad We supprne that he wrapped tt around nis person by way of intimation that be ana it had to be taken together, So, ther, it comes to thig, thas cur national boner owes iis protection In Savannah the manly goursge of an adopted citizen | Stavshy 8 Burd ov Tap Caios.—The Richmond E- qetrer of Oct. 13, bas an editorial with chis title, It say=: Union would not have listed twenty yosre, bot for Sou'be psiavery. [ae Ner:h bas ever been dependent on the South and other s@veholding countries, for cot Jon, rice, Sugar, Wheat, corn, cofies, tobacco, anda hun- syed ober necesea y agriculteral proaucts.' The Sou'b, foto the character of her sou, ber chmate and her iavor, bev four d it (and wi'lever find it) to her advantage, if the Noruh wil: be just so her, to buy manufactured arts cles ane fo eign inerchandise ‘rom ihe North, and to em- ploy Noithern shipping, Our North ie deperdent on ve 28 Faglacd is. and in a hundred ways in which Hogland » not, Uniess she shoud! come under she iuiv of the mad, senseless and seperate mob, there ts no danger of ditunton, She and Kng'and ere as much eleveboidere, so far a3 prod! or conv: Dicuce ‘s con-emmed a we. They live chicily from he products of slave iabor, without having the troable and responsi of mapayieg und taking care of the Beeroes, All eeneibie men ut the North vaderstand this, vessel, & dama 2 exceeding In a at the wooly . which wo: ls otherwise ave bees due for such tracsyor ‘The other rnia aro prosecuted to resorer Fenn camazes to tho cotton, and the three suite were beard tegetier Upon the whole evidence, thea, { ha! what the labiives of tao Water Viteh ore the though 1Do cotton bad Leen anipoed vader (except tat there js a9 admt gio: vy aachab tot n the «nits for the cotwu wien ped, end the gross ocestion iq regard patie damuge received om shipb gard. aud for which Who gene jg liable, there ig a mov doc'fed cont tt of mony, equalling in that yespect tno conthe: of Usiimony in A collivion cute between two veaeels, each with a uymerous ”, who eased the cot Hein from entir ly dierent poate of yew; and severally Were'y upder coe mzueneeo? the natured aud strony pre de c always jelt in favor of ‘vessel nad Cwavrs ” Nevertheles#, Tcannot aoub? that 1h very vad con fition of the cotton at the time of ite delrvery in Now York ro suited in part at least ftom sea camage, (or wie (ie vestel ie liable. 118 true thay ip was probably ronetwed in bad conditicD, from whe; |» called “coumtey damage.’ and certainly the veave? te hot hab’e for the whgle damearco received tom the time it was first packed In bal wrival ip Ne¥ York; Datlaeeig sailalactory my determining the amoant of sea damage (x2 aistiuguishe from “county Jamoge,’’ or damage received Deforeau » meut.) for which tue Water Wich {a liable, except by a retcrence, ailurding a! per.es fall opportntty ty protuee all tho evidence which eh Be addticed poo bulk qo tion, There mart therefore be aa order of reforcy’ the three suits to axceriaio—l The smouut of freimice upen the cotton delivered (>) Brower & Co. and Saei jon, respectively allowing ony at ine “on cock’’ rate for 40 mock of Ube cotton as wes actually oarriet on dock (Vernard agt, Rudson, $4 Somuer, 308) 4 Toe amount Of sen damage upon cach lot of Auck cotton, for whica the nrg is responsible. And on the commg ia ad routira ton Of susan report o Gmai deeres ehould be catered, cording tothe rights o; the parties as determined py such report. Great Fires I» the Michigan Swamy, We heer very Qhtyetoing verbal accoun ot autl io Micnigan in Conseqnence of the dense smoke from the marsh and bog ‘res. In the viciaity of Dattie Creea it f+ said that comermytive perrons have died in epas.s, cate bave suffocates. aud poultry dropped dead = foua sends of agres have burvt over, aud immense damaze bas Deen caused to property We bave alro bees avored with the perveal of a letver, from which we meke the following extract: — It commenced smoking last Monday, and Thareday the wind veut down, ard there wasn'ta broath of air Rtir- mpg. The smoke all settled to the ground and became al mt sudovatipg Thu aday, wfter 4 o'clock, youcwuldy't teceven the path under your feet. Adout 3 o'clock T started to go to the sawmill, abont one-¢ varter of a m:ic, and coming back I got lost twice, aad over «road i Know a8 Weil k8 you dotogotoG——'s. I passed ve boarding bouse im ten feet of it, aud west to the end of the read, about ten rods, ana knew not where 1 eas ceil I beard the hoys iaagh im the houre, Ome of our men farted from hie Boxee 10 get a pati of Water at ovr Wel! (.ue only ons new), adietance of about He en- | sixty rods, anda straight road (there are no fenves \n b he mace & perfovt circle ana got hom wih ‘The stage on the plabk road came i wich 4 man to cach Jeader; and waother ahead with a lantern: rep CT ihe plenk aud upped over twice at that. Ardour ten o’elock 2 nan war hear. one of our men Went ovt aud abewered bim. and there came up twor 1 and two women, and wanted to kaow where they were They had beep to a neighbor's to pend the evening, bit couldn’t fod their way back. I could meotion a buat: d ‘that got lost and couldn't find the wey back. ae ridieg horseback, the horse stepped, the mat got off and foand be had ru against a log; felt around for the road; fount it, Duteoul’n’t And bis horse again nnd! Saturday, woem the smoke begac to clear away, ead found him just woere he let him. Jay is the ‘rst tnat we could see any distance The wrode are on jire all around, aad I bose thet the big marab, about /,000 acres, i¢ all burned up One man lost 100 tens of bay. We have lived throug) \\, but it did seem as | we couldn't breathe sometimes. Hot we write for the especial benelit of tbe croaking —ee the Souta, who see in slavery or!y en apple el dixcord. Witboutslavery there woud be po matuality of interest, bo dependence betweon North aud south. ‘ah very. aud bothivg but slavery, has preserved our Ucion so tar, or can vrceerve 16 herea‘ter. Without this ‘netitwlion. thera Would be Go good reason for keeping together # confederation go inconvenieutly large. No ono bas evor denied the reciprocal bene te conferred on cach other by the Northern and Southern States. the vast majorities in tie North bave no desire to disturb the existing Institutions of the Sosth, but they do object to thet extension oy force of arms and threats of disuc on, If the North ie dependent on the South to the extect teged, what iciowe the secessionists are, to throw off ther connection with such valuable customers. GovERNOR Frove’e srrmecn in Wart Sremer —The Dea of New Orleans, Oct, 12, whose editorials, opiatons ant remarks are gonerally of avery amcsing character, tramples down, however, & good macy democratic ch! epe, when !t dances around. 11 thus smashes np Cover- tor Floyd’a specch ia Wall strees — Mr Floyd was determined to make 2 apoce! deavered to do ro in reply topiir. Banks, or »' with him, and was very prooerly prevented by ihe ana eece, #bich considered ihe braying ot one donkey eutli- cent atatime Pot Floyd waa gifted with perseverance, He said to Dis friends, ax Mr Weiler, ior, id on en ‘al y important occasion to his hope. — "They're a’ driuking in 00 much; they’re wisei a swellng before my wery eyes . Sumivel, I cress the cheer!’ Accoraing!y juinition was got up d signed ; know bew such formal humbags are ractured ; and in dne time Mr. Floyd consent ee to acdrets the public from thi gronnt whieb Mr. Banks, we regret to evy, bad previougly oct. oved with far greater abibty and dialectical ne Wak fn elaborate manusertpt in his hapd he did ‘ ad¢ress the cbeer.”’ His epeeoh w remarkably poor eflort fora southern man of some revutation, and atterly failed in grappling with the abrewdly chosen positions of Hanks. A Sat Morcxe —The Washington Union, of the 24ih inet. raya — land's sagacity caurer her to discern in his (Fro election w that oe the consequent ant svecdy destruction of our | ion, for au mamioistration of the North ag against the Sout must rend us asunder, Personal Intelligence. ridge, ritsburg, Pa., Maj Anterean, Naahvite; Rel Swords, do.; David i. W! sb i Not so. Whetever juterest ie taken in Mr, Buchanan's | and Mra caxter, bogiand: 1 Lind lady and son, Porwo Hivos election by the Rogiisa nation, ts beoruse of the proba. | fate. avin a atm’ New Yorks Me aid Mee bully thet Mr. Bucksnan’e adralustration will produce } Hall, Porn, Chas. Meeion, Willadelohia, Sir and Mrs. Gri : fin, twa children and gure, Coluinbe 8. Dickson war The veizuro of Culva, of the Isthmus, openly pro- Reovand: Ly b, Babes. wy ~— i Finch, do. u e “ posed Ny Consul at Ps ‘wood, Dewwoit; Mr. an irs, Jenks, Matanzag, Cuba; PF. It. bp hesvedfenad jot ot Panna, and the enasnaten Jenks, New York; Krustue Hopkins, Northampton “ of Nicaragua, preceded by the tntreducticn of slavery, fre serious matters, not only for ingiand, bat fur the world. Beridee, the only party which now preaches itis- Uuloe ovt and out i# that Which sustaine Mr, Buchavao tm the South, No Banwaceme ox Farnay.—In Ottama, {ilinois, the @omocrais had a grand rally aud barbecue, An Iriabmum wont to some of the democratic leaders and said:— And sure didn't ye know Dettor than to Davo « barbe. cue on friday, when two-thirds of the democratic party cao't ate mate? » Honse—Mre. Col. T. M. Blount and i th, do, a) hos, Say Dr. J. 1a Gay, Rugw au, Pockbridge, Mags; Ko. tu: ‘own Chauneey . Sure, do.; Dr. FP. J.) B. Hl, Honse, Boston; W. ol. Habbard ‘Ware, Plainteld, N. and Indy, do. From Liverpool, in shi Brown, G0 weMabon, Mr ley, Mrs @ T Dyes. From Black River, and in brig Rareka—Freferick Froom George Ciachar, Richard 4 urnbut. From Favannah, in steamship Plorida~—0 Chauncey Kurr, 1, Fried, W A Hopson, Mins Coanneman, Mies B Sanneman, JWihompeon, ¢¥ Drayton, 8 coleman, Deuiel Sayre, & 6 Caldwell, WH Deberojse~und 7 in the mocrage, From Ohprlesion in steamahin Nouthertor—Capt Kenn, «4 Kean, Master Kean, Capt I McKenzie, Capt U L fessur, e. Cornelia Lawrence—Mr, George S&T Whitley, Master G T Wie Tho Strike of the Skirt Weavers, STATEMENT OF THR EMPLOYERS. Naw Yonk, Oot. 24, 18 The jeavers baving st u meeting held in Muller's | © Weeserdonck—and 6 in the ster Hotel, Weat¥thirty sixth street, (as reported jo your DEPARTURES. A i, insue of to day, mais statements not in accordance with Pe ¥ i Piskinny Mie Dowre, Meech a Jand, Messrs FA Jones. WK Guest, W the troth, we desire (o present the matter as it now bert ec ai of Boston: Mre Paony B stante— infant, of Charlesiown; Madame Sy Wvia de sw Bedi Corded skirts bave been woven for a coneideradie nom ber of yeare at $2 owen. ia April of the prose: " 7 ase ae r oo PE Gridin, of South Caro: yosr the hands tp our factory struck for an sdvance of | jipa: Hovt rf jnfant, 1 MeOragonaen hich, the goods belne in demand, was | #04 Ricberd Pascoe, « 44 Kerebaw of Moo: they Lave beon paid at that rate a!) the T's Wright. Roocrt Wostonbolm wind During Septem or the greater part of onr Robinson, Treland; © Mo looms were aiteres to make quilted exiris for the wivter } or Mevis., Gievant sig, Of Lial) , August Schauser ud trade, 90 that about the begianing of the prosent month | wile, « For ¥ <—Mre sarah & War, there might be about dozen bands, in all. Wao were tun | New Lonce om and wile Mra Joseph Kare Collings, © weaving at corded or eummerek.ris ‘To these fow hamtr irhanke, MP ni shout the Oth or ith tnpiant, we suid thet as that kin pe a a as J wwe. oF Newtoundlan; Miss Be work wae exo by! an, would not be Taser, of Plea, ‘Med Ackersley tal, 66. Yor Savannah, 4c., in steameh lent Indy: Mi i we Coburn, 4 dr. Mire Natbans and laughter, Mrs © 4 Smith ini, Mise bagi all, ‘Mra Brown and 6 . Indy and daughter: Mrs 8t aur infant; Marrs Ta Wh ik at thelr (ull rate ot wages, Stotwhurg, George. TT ah 3 Richorbes, Meee # Poy a Robert Hooper. .ir: seevant, Jos dn Jos So muck for the cane of | Vies Horgees, Mester Purgees, } ro! Waltons. W tale wna ily Mon Water ie oxrned, we | @ W bbaier, L Kiepmar, A Frerie 1 ‘ Seymour, 8 B Scott, Cant R Fiitne, DR Dona, © wing-—the fret | May Mes 1 Aldrich, Miss Aldrich'an Brother, @ Wurt. a Il sooretary of ibe meet Myers 7 Von Molle, Aifrod Nourse, Mr. Webster, BW iaker Treas. Week emiing and lady, Mre TT Sbith and child, Lieut Bagley, Mis tnan and servant, apd G5 m steerage, July 18, Net earn'ge 95 For Chorleston per staunship James Adger— W H Mani * gull, Me Woking Ming Wilkim ais Wns, ny Wen Ave. Barnwell and hay, FN ii ine Waring, LW Trefiry, & ©, A Jobnson, Fdward Wine! com, © Bact, Mise S Bort, D Paul and Indy, Wilmot, © Hevcues, Mire C Jebneon fps Aoi Noah Mt LJ He, ¥ eR For Richmond, &c.. in the steamshiy rere t Indy ond otiid: Mae $7) evburn, Alien Gtimour. David Ham! ry Powers, brahoms. 5 Guesh, Bian Same! Mu 1G Murray, Mr Mead ‘arnes w a py and ms chides +) i Lorbam, a1 chao, ams, J Johnston Smith, Wr eee Mice Mary Knel x Joho fen and ere fazer, Alonso Howells Yormes Gonee. nad 2510 erage. grntions: aticmpted to cheek the borves end thus vesues he diver, Pha priling the single reren turned the borees, and thus prorght the omnibus so near the brow of upret. ucge MoLean bad an ear elit, and on we Wend aud week reveral cas which He did Net tent well on rea and J to resume bie reat on boneh for a week. Mr. Ba- chapan received several severe bruises on the head. Ned Moringnler wae on the neck. Mr. Neal bad bre forehead iy All the other ae ved Munroe Co. have now Ready «nd ‘Begs wartmeul oCovensane Raghans, Sestoonscoais, | yon, te., for AL and. ae vivaon 4&CO., No 44t Broaiway. Worne’s $8 tint, ‘wah “ety te. nl 8 Faiten reat. hetwenn Broadway ond Nassau sureet, Fer Mav gin, Redon y oy oe ered, oy THOMAS FAYE & Cu., 257 3; opposie the City Bali, 208 Brondway.—Myr- Fowler Fhrenoiogy. kivo® cbor's wich fall written descriptions, day and evening. 1956.—Onr Late Styles of Fall and Winter ger mevia are sow veady aod on nale ow mont of these are from fabries imported by and contned te 98, ane ju Our best styles, aa earty cali wil! seenre Mouy Soamilial dais ge ns Wl be run olf before the season i@ fairly ber an. The stock of clothe, camshseres and yestings in our custom adwitted to be the largest and best selected variety Posed us is wit, D. DEVLIN & GO., Nos 20, 25) aud 40 Broadway. In Fotl, to Prevent Dryt wor and drvg sores, Wholesaid at 4 Vokst—Put w George Sherwood, one of the most Cele 1ovser dealers and eaioon keeoers, hat taken n upeder the Moat Sulldin, and broadway. The name Whe oid customen ou the wonner of Worth aire the new lossee Will soon rary ps Burs, of Ev Style and ar FORD &HCOLTs, 20 Ricsdway? . Plesie & Lubin’s Glycerine Jelly, for the skin - Pines & Labin's frangipann) and elerna! aad woe xlyerzine soap, recommenied by whe far rendering the rain soct and waite. GEG. EB. INGER & CO,, Pharmacuisis, 399 Brosdway Batehelor’s Hatr Dye, Wigs a the beat in ihe world, xan ha re ge ed a broadway. Toupecs, No. 244 Fremont, Buchanan and Fi}imore Portraits B dollars 100. 1.000 selling dally at HOLMES Gallery, 20 roadway. sermrrdabietsetiteslipbnsensuisiy Green Turtie, Green Turtie all this Wee, athe War bing'on resaarant, No. 1 Broadway. BaVARn, Cavers — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL- MONEY MARKET. Surennay, Oos. 5— pene? heavy and depregse! + 10e ia prices was goners!, be very great. atthe fret board New York Centra road bonde fell off », per cent; New York Centra! road, ,; Micbigau Southern, ding, td Phasburg, J; Celene amd Cole rgy, |; Cle morning. sland Tulede, \¢ There wax Bote vory xctice business in stick, bu; the deare put ont contracts as Cait as buy sppeared, The cash purchases wero almost entire the thors, for delivery. We look for a gradual bat sina dy settling down of prices. It is mterly out of tue qu Hon tosutfoim the market im the faco of such « stave things as evist on tho other wide ofthe Aantiz. 1 exportation of specie from this coanuy must go . greater volume than ever, and our banks will bec pelied to afopts more stringent policy thau hay been known for mavy years. In Cogland and ow the Co vent they are going on from bad to worse, and we bs. xo allerbatire but to take things as they come. At the sccond board the market was particularly ¢ and lower prices d= Cumberland Coal fel ofl jp cent; Eric Ratload, \;; Remtieg, 4; Clevoiand and + ledo, 34; New York Central Railroad, 3{. Afier t»+ board Eric sold at 59°y. aud offered freely wt that pro + Resding offered at T8'¢ per cent, with sales The pression wes rapidly gaiping ground at the close of \ market o day that we wore slowly but surely setting wards aterious panic. We lood for pretty bius iimes » Wall stroct next week. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports the operations v« week a8 followr:— Tetoi Receipts. Total Payments. Potel Badan - Monday .... $245,085 179,901 38 13,715,886 ~ Tuesday. 25,934 67 259,688 49 45,788 180 1h Wednesday. 164,407 44 160.213 62 3°722,195 4 “huredi 355,653 39 11,774 30 15,785,594 + 6 Fri + 164,790 99 188,664 43 3,762,101 * ‘271/004 28 216,350 99 13,816,654 » The warrants entered at the Treasury Departmec’ Washington, ov the 234 inat., were as foliows:— For tbe redemption of stocks For Treasury ent. For the Interior Department , For CUSIOMB.... 04+... War warrants received and entored War repay warrapis received and cavered. On account of the Navy... From miscellaneons sources. The steamebip Ericeson, from this port for Liverpoo! b day, carried out $201,925 27 in gold bare. It is som thing unusual to ship specie by this steamer, and the 1. that she took out the above amount suows that the ou’ ward movement bas received anew tmpetur, and ths: large shipments may be looked for. The Hartford Tine states that A. Chosebro, a youns man doing business at Vernon Ceatre, has udecoat from that place, after having forged notes and ondors: ments to the amount of $10,000, a considerable portion +) which was on M. A, Koevland, of Verron, The amilion an@ Nayton (Obi) Railroad bave de clarea dividend of 5); per cent, from the pet caruings of the past six monthe, payable in cash, on demand. ‘The carnings of the New York Comtral Railroad for September were as jollows: — The above are ths receipts for the month, delonging the New York Centra! Nailroad Company exclusively, vo part of Which is to be accounted for to other lines ‘The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Raiiroad ( September were — » $144,271 130,420 0» $13,851 0 i Railroad for two woeks Omoder 1 to 14, 1856. $51,226 46 ote ber 1 to 14, 1885. 88, 1LO re Increase, 31 por cemt .... 0.6.6... 6. cee Siaita se The following is @ comparative statement of the earo {ngs of the Michigan Central Railroad for one week Ww October: ~ Parrergore Freight... Boston Minmg Company bave p)" Vebed their apnua! report for 1866, The amount of min» rai raised from the mine during the year terminativg Nov. 0, 1856, was 1,454 1109 2000 tons « monthly arerage yield of 123°, tone, against a monthly average of © tons ip 1864—an iperease of 27), per cent, The product im pure copper was 1,874,197 Ibs., @) aa) to 62 6€-100 per cent, and prooucing in money $476,011 26, afer deduct- ing cost of smo ting and refining. The amouat of expen ciures for the year was $265 916 11, leaving & profit for the year 1865 of $216,005 16, which added to the eur piue of $38,125 74, makes a total of $255,120 8) From this the directors have declared and paid two dividends— one of #10 per ebare in February, and one of $20 pr share in August last, making @ total of $180,000 divided from the product of 1856. Besides this, the company bw paid for a new furnace, warehouse, dock, &: , $22,177 16, leaving & balance or surplas Dec. 1, 1856, of $62,843 74. The product of the mine in three years was as follows — : Minera) produced. Yield percent. — Palue realiact 1968... 2,263,182 low $47,038. 160 $292,087 05 1864... 2,532,014 66. 35.100 290, on 1866,, 2,006,887 62,66-100 911 26 For the year 1866 the accounts are even more satisias tory. The mine continues to present as operations are extended a secmingly inexhaustible supply of crppe- The product of the firet nino months is 1,929 1646-2900 tone, OF 136 204-2000 tons per month, against an ave rage product of 124 775-2000 tons for the corresvon ting porfod of last yoar. Extensive improvements ant men en tor Increasing the facilitios fur getting ont mineral are in progress, and the enterprise seems in a atve of bealtn and prosperity, while the mine maintains its nigh rank as one of the wondors of mining history The Daily Wisconsin, of the Ith inet, cootane the following synopets of the bill granting (he public \ands to the 1a Crone and Milwaukic Ratlroad Company — Heh to the act of the Legielature wn Santee ant Brant on the Ta Grosse ane tut we F. AD examination will aby that it sw fair and liberal iaw = While it will immenrely develope the resovmroce of the State, it's so Nboral to the that they will be able to obtain the large mesos Cy Adis imanpaae Chau oi improvements, The Rat!soad ia to pay four per cent of ts gross earnings ' a 8 in nr Sate, to Cunmence afer {ty Mallewo! tae land gramt | (h?,.'*s. murning fouad Tun” W- losever knew bie Toad la completed. The I)invis Central is obliged to pay FeveD per cent. Section & giyee & very useful power to | Dvild sleamboste, barges, &@, to completo their congec- home with other roads, if the rosé shouid termiaate St Prescott, at the mouth of the st. Croix river, this Would be a velasble iranchiee. bave ten years’ time to complete the entire chain of o clack be took down six of Radway s regulat whole body rubbed with Kereay'» hedy rehet o'clock the same day De wag rid of «1 hie dite way # reguisters and ready all bad coide in a few ho the redef, RKADWAY «& 0CO Ww rouds be exempt'on of the read and ils appurtenances from ‘exes, in leu of the four per cont State, couaty and Village. except #peoial sicewall tax, is an imoortant (ran si’ LL WE ADVERTISE OF ies? By Julio Uaees Banhart “Tata wetting quite old,” thoughts “hach,’? 38 bis bulk apd se6 nose chise inasmuch ee the Illinois Central law was dratved so “SEND Oddie Tmmagnt aveke 9 ” obscurely om thik very point that the counties are now Whe ys are pe yaiced, tr¥\pe to tax the road Our exemption {9 clear and vn- Bes i ae doubted, We note these diflerences so that Eastern “W hg. whe upon eerth woul dos caught” esqitalists, when we come in the market to borrow mil- ur (igure npgainly?”” jonas of dollare to curvy ou cur road, will porceive that the secarity for seoa,meutto the bondnolder is as good ve ibatof we Nlinols Ceptra', whisn in Rurope ix pow <ousidered the vet railway security ja America We bope to ace the road finished to the &. Uroix river within three years, and iv the meanwhile our ©t. Par. Irknos ured build only twenty miles of rail to coanes’ aud sun the Milwaukie Care {nto the boart of the thriving oity of Uinverois; eud from thence we will draw tae Dusinere of that vigorous young irate, ery you with, weet btiebiny. wai ih Brothers 4 a any u of twenty, 0 only Tooke a Synths’ had repaired. have beer diated by Venus”? irmvie and retell cloth. New kerk. PaIN SOON BIE dreth Pills. Hip, comptain’ thu ty eight. cecently bad a seo wo moewibe paws wisiciet sn Bra $000 Ohio 6's 1000 Virgina 6 2006 NY CorRRo's.33 1400 TTR RR cow bas 1000 NYSNHO pc be 16000 I Cep RR be. 890 rock's pile. tie 100 do. 120 Mich § & N Ia, stk puis a 12060 ¢o 23 604 ‘ares rer @ at nature bas 2060 do 100 provided us with a dralu, thirty #14 tet log, inio wh eh wal the 560 do 200 impurities v4 the avai an ean Ye bewwn. ail sn spelied from, (CO do 3 8 60 the body. By Brandreth's pil'e vu can pat your pains an 100 she Phenix Bank 112° 10 Panoma RR EO Dektkeanee et 10 Dk Oom reript,.. 102 1010 Raving Ri Soldat. 38 Canal sroet, 8 from Broadway, ot 25 s0Ovean Ba , + 8 200 COneee DED iN Gs ia wah Mi Nudew —_ —_ Ps ry Hew: , ade!phia, and by 7 10 be or com so Fectabie nai 5 ah 80 Nic Tran Co. 900 W An's fae CURTIN woot Tle 1€9 Cum Coa! Co:, 1000 tavonel fate, cornor Broude.y and Peaukiin 5 é $60 aye now inisbed. and are masa of CoNUY BAFTORS; IM too tae ts oto hunent of nO the kin he city ‘ h 100 rte By ’ 16 Cley & Pit a a ee reo Mneades 00 4 f 20 Clov,Cul &Min RR 101 3g bing TALL Oa (nee cry ioo = wane “A omens W Bellows, wt t ye 2c0 wo do at Seems W Woon 4 taco Frie $00 Clev&Tol mee KimveTascasine Op Wo inet 2). by the hoo ¢o Ope Rev. HW. Goissounainer, Mir sso Is Hoboken, to Ko do |. 865 Mice Commune TANunw ans, 0 se cney 50 Chic & RARK. bs 100 1D eee , Max cays. Laws Thursday, Ot 2. 4 ANS, Wite OF Wa. Lewis, age) 47 ware wor ” Ve triends of Use faintly cas Lowe, and of ber brother, Josept roapaetfally ieviien i atten the funeral, U + two o'clock, from her late resitepee, No + « Her re@uins wild $(00 Missuurd 6’... De taken to Cypress Hidls O am» 14600 LI Gen RR bade, rhany b44 ay, Oot 4 wosemption, KucasKp 1eaue do eo Bean, in the ddti year ot hie ay bs 50 Mich © & NT RR. 300 Clev & for RR... ved to attend the » Marion sc-eet, Bia irten is td relatives are Foie funersi, from bie tate reridenor Nu 40e rhs Cum ECo 90 do. 18 Chic ERIN 300 90.-....060 this afternoon, at two o clock 00 Ene i a +, 8a Sop #rapetrce pan ews ee “ co 'Y Cen 2. Lay riers ~Ua Thursday bight Got 93, Jaume ORuity, we 78 do eiha friends and acquaintanres are requested to attend bid so 100 90. 30 the Mineral, thie aferncon, at two o'clock, from his late be : x 200 Harlem RR. .bo rerldenge, No, 6 Rooreveit street ~ + BIO OO 10 Mick Cen : FATIxNER Oo Wednesday evewing, Got. 22, of come sumpiion, James FaviKnek ae years aot 7 wontha, ‘His rela'ives and acqualbtice © ary reepeottally wy ited to witend the fuperal, wis mere 2, at bal! past clever o'clock, from bis late reridever corper of 110ta sireet aod ‘bird avenve, without \urtie” je Vitetow. PeTLRY Op Sasurday, Got, 45, aun, wite of George Bevuey. The | Oe those of bis brother, John Bentley, aud of ber brothers, Joby, Lawrence a Wicwne: Detapsey, are reepreuully «ed to attiesd tw fuooral from her late 16 deuce, No, 130 avenue A te mic-ow BterDOOD, oreleck. Calfform'a and Dublin papers please “opy un Frieay, Oot a4 wr Wi CLNCINNATT STOCK SALBS. By Hewson d&- Houmas, for (he week endang ct. 22, 1856. ONL. $3,000 Cim. Ham. & Dayton RR. Co ‘Yet Mt. bda. 36.000 Cin & Chi. RR 8’ bd, Milae 7, int. 4,000 Bells fontwing & Ind. $4,000 Covington & Lex. KR. 7's, 2d mort. bonds, $2,000 Coving. & Lex. RR. 6's, Inc. bds. and int. $1,000 Obto Ventral RR 7's, Inc. bond, and iat. $500 Clevesnd & Pittsburg RI. dividend bond. STOCKS. 2C0 she. Ohio and Misslssippi. sees Bd tot 6 f o 8 Wn: \60 Cincinzat) and ChicagoRR. 100 “s do, - do. Sy | Bemry Wenze:, in the 624 you 20 Little Miami, *, re The relatives and friends are ro yectiaily bs 60 Bullsborovgh and Cincinnat, 15 \epe tbe fuverel. tomorrow alter; ooo, atone o'clock, 88 Covwgton and Lexington, 6 row ber jate reeiaence, No. #5 iv ine ton street. > lellesontaine apd ludian « 86 Tear —On Seiarcay morsing, Ort. & alter a0 seas v00 Cincinnati Harrison and “ s of a few bours, Mr. Wiuss dasey New ta the 15th 27 Indi ptral wosee ences . ~ deur oF ey , a nalive of a om, Engiaod, but tor 2 Ci a on. + 8 he sant CATS & FORICLL OF this city. by oon fan kee F + 18 The reistives nnd Giende of the ‘wily are respectially i tmviet to atene the Juneral aie, thereece, 98 we wae o'clock, trom the residence 6 avg rs. Maver CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. 7 . ; B, No. 4535 ¢ BaTURDAY, Vet, 25, 1856, 2 Frock—The marie exhibited uo chiange 0° momen! San . from yesterda, b. @ sales embraced abort 4 " £.400 & 10,600 Dble, wcluding parcols for export Woest Bn pasar peo th ge i —The market was ratber Prmer, with sales of about aed . 30,000 Dueneis, including whito Western at $1 6A, roi | ,, The ‘rience aud relatives of yu a-ily are respect! ally Incians 2 60, and Wieconsia at $1 48, with to | iBviteo to attend the fomera), from bun Tosicenoe, No, Mine white Canediea af $1 te a 81 73, Corn wascouty, | 326 Fidrigge sheet, to-morrow eiternucn, at ove o'cisck, Cnt rather lower, with sales ‘oF about 80,000 a 40,c0o | Deut iurtber Inviahon, Hix rewaiue will be taken to bushels at 6% Covton steady, with moderate sales, Pori—Salee of 1,5¢0 bbls, mess were made at $20 26 a $20 50 and $2075. Prime was unchanged. Whiakey— Sales of about 400 bbls. were made at S5)c., with small lots at Ste. Tripity © werery for interment. wen —On Saturday, Oct 96, May, wite of the McDermott, in be 40th yrar of ber age. Bi nda, those of her bro bers, Wiiham and Michael juffkey, of ber brovber jo law. RK. N. Whitlock, sed of ber son in te ‘Thresher, are respocttoily mvited to atiend the tuners! from ber iste reedence, No. 16 ‘Ibompeon etreet, this afterBoon, at two v'ci0ek. (Culfornia papers please copy Waren.—On Satorday, Oot, 26 Jonny Wau, of Gort, county Galway, Ireland. is friend? and acquaiDian.s ure requested to attend the funeral, from hie 1010 resigeuce No, 945 Peart atrost, this Ailernoom wt two o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. SR =On Thursday, Ue Fasoy ©. Ju oe, aged 88 sears. The relatives apd frends Of the amily a ¢ respectfully nvited to attend the fuperal, trem the resiteace of her varghier, Mre, Arn Wilson, coraer of 166th street aad tnue, Harlem, this afternoon at balf past one Suvi. —On Satorday, Oct. 95, Mrs, Cx tm he ®)th Sear of per age. ihe yelettves apd friends of the tmmi'y are respecdhs invited to attend the funeral, to morred morning a! Trade of the New York Canals, Siatemer | showing the quantity of (00 several articles fret cleared om the cavais at, avd the quantity leit at New York, during the third week ip Uctober, 18{0.— CLEARED, Articles, Coflee..... . per Nails. ppikes aud borse shoes, Iron apa steel... Rauiroas tron..... : All otber merchandise at four mills eRise SartH, Foreign sall....... . *hpt crockery and glass ware. Taet pine o'oleck, from de Feaicenoe of her aoa. Borewed i 7800 | smyth, No 240 Henry street Solemn high maee will b@ Funaries ,., TIN) 488,600 Oe Se es Sa. ee Oe “ gor Yn Saterday, Cut, 26, Flaixy Hasnas, the be De sn ae Benereny, Ou, 5, Roam) ARRIY ED. From Erie From Cham Canal. plain Canal. Tal, 1 5,800 Toe triends of the family are req vented to atiend ‘he funeral. w day, from her late renidence, Nu. 97 Went Forty fourth street. Moc Kt.—On Saterday, Oct. 96, Joussxo Moons, age! 20 Nive Of Ireimnd {i} pe ta¥ev from the City Huapital, this Afernoon, at ene o clock, to Calvary Cemewry, lor iuier- ment. Joy. On Saturday, Oct. 2, ater a legeriag (loess, Yre. Mose fos, in the 74th peor of bor age ‘be relatives snd friends Of the family are respect ull invikd to attevd the funeral services, this afternoon balt past tour o'clock, at the residence of Ler aon in-law, Danie) Fieail, No 64 King street. wiwout further iavna- Lon, Newberg papers please oopy. Meconnck.—On saturday morning, Ost 25, at half past two o’ciork, after a long an? severe iiness aud Ina happy state of mind, Stsvway A,. cn of Daniel H aud 7 ial 33113 2 3 S811 8108 ly 1,302,300 145,800 10500 2 =. Georgiena MeCormeok, eget years, 11 wontes aoa b day ‘The triceds of the family are respectfully invited to ate tend the frneral tervices, at Zion chureb, corner of Madl- EE $ 000 14,400 J. HOLDER, Collector. niet 10,900 1248 04 CHARLES 7 Mrmay —On Monday pigbt, (st. 90, of conse mption and plenty, JANEs BeMrnnay, aged 89 sears, 9 monks apd 42 days Fis remains were interred in Green cod Cometory. Lynas —Cm Friday atternona, Oct. 2, at tnree o'cioek, fier a abort and revere iliness, AUCE, third caughter of Jvhp SN. and Jiarriet Lyman, aged 6 years, 7 months aad 2 aye. ADVERTISEMENTS EVERY DAY. For Sttmations and Belp, see sixth page. ‘The friende and relatives of the family are reapoctfally = - * invited to anend tbe funeral, frota the residence Dg pg hy ef feiber, Xe 456 Second avenue, ibis afternoos, rt e’ciork, without further invitation, 4 ta astra pe ye maw — Ou Baturcay morning Ovt 25, Axx, seo snd Roca siniresee | « nter of Tervauce and Sarah O'Brica, aged 4 years eine endo ond ative of the family are reapactfoliy: » The . re iad at invited 10 atten? the funeral from the resideace of her oe ! Govunercry —On Saturday, Oct, 25, of indammation of the brain, Riciaay Govipencxy, aged 3 years, 7 moutus deys. ‘The triends and relatives of the invited to attend the funeral, thie two eaeeh Grows Be uae sere No. 07 avenue Couatax Ov Baturday, Wouam, son . of Catberine and Thomas Colahan, aged and ® parents, No 108 Obarhon Petock’ ite remaina wilt De for inver ment. ‘Wriveas —Suddeniy, on ‘Oot, Futon street powsnp Jas vienna ey 4 bt J Beiween old ond Cid etreeta, eerige ‘wan, ot Roxbury, ’ year, my 13 ONPRREA BATION WX 1 KID GLOVES, or cule es er nse ticks i i r Price So cuate, oF pel hy ail drng iets SOLOMON CONTENT Leo, 982 Bro diay QMITHSORIAN HOUER, BROAN Ay-ON THE ANE SS ream on hen pian rat nee For bre dt hy fomiiies ond single Ren vemen. SONI Y KOPMAR, RAS —THE CANTON TEA COMPANY HAVE ON HAND every variety of tens for gn cere ine dealers. wet prt ate temi ier Pon song Ooong ond Youre Hvsen, from ae. Me guMpowser And UN LEr Be V0 Me wll ether quel. tee ih be feet Cam's tea for ome doles ine Bo 12>! habaM ervey Deir em Tens) and Howey oli winery ae relatives and iy rimihy bow