The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1856, Page 5

The Exter aon of Glavery. D PKOOKAMME OF JEFYERBON DAVIS—SLAVERY JENTION Tu Mj TRE ONION-PRESERVING PLANK THE DYMOOR STIG PLATFORM, New Orleans Delta, one of the most rabid ionist Buchanan journa/a in the vountry, takes avau's election for granted, and claims all the nt for she Bouth. It closes its urticle as fol- is:— T. Bucbanan, if elected will owe hia success en- py to the reaction im the Northern mind, caused the delermined attrade of the Southern party. mey bo called extremists, or fre-eaters, or what it dors not mater. While we cannot be driven the ubandenment of print to verve ess, we are ready to inainvain the rights ani »tut ons of the South, ev nto disusion. This con- jon we have fostered ia the Southern mind. It is ity it was not forsered thers tweuty years since. wid have raved two the parties a deal of trouble. the coathtrn party has something else to do Having checked for a time the black re- ican crusade, we must pash forward those re- # ut home which ave Decessary for the asserwon wweintepance of ovr equality in the Union, or of nationality avd independence out of it, member thet Nic: and Cubs are vastly ¢ important to us ‘han Kansas territory, though houid net renounce the latter. Mexico is nos ptt, Toe genius of commercial empire beckons 18 from Tehusntepec. But Nicaragua is the t politica) nucleus, and while the “national’ of the South a ¢ busy over the spoils of the ry won throvugh the ocurage and poldness o Southern party, let us put forth all our strength earagua. pal ‘é toe the ir years to pre for the great Give Walker the power, aud he solve not only the Central Ameri:an question, ith it that of Guba. Once tirmly established icaragua, he will reatore the West Indies to i ondivion, as slave colonies Jt can be ‘bat the comparative decline of New ans commenced with the abolition policy of lacd in ibe American tropics. it only requires eat of Walker in Nicaragua and the Africani- m of Cuba to make the cecline more than parative, perhaps irretrievable. it only m- , on the other hand, the reorganiza- of Oentrel America, as a slave pr ing country, with the redeyption of the West from negro oarbariem, to make New Or- the centye of a vast ag ge empire, aud to @, in convection with the Pacitic trade, the ad- ees to which she ia geographically entitled. iv a work for the eouner, par ~ We have our power in national politics, Te us give it tical direction at home. the foregoing we have briefly reviewed the es which led to the reaction ia the North, and hed the assumption that Buchanan’s election a certainty. Bat whut will be tre signification election, with regard to a'l the important tions of the day, we hall be competied to leave e solu'ion of time. So far aa it may convey a ike 0 the fanatical Cie of the North; so far my be an effectual protest against the open pt of one section to subject another to the ty- y of a hostile majority; so far as 1 may show the resistance pohey on the part of the South is y the only policy thet cau rave the Union and ‘ights and our honor at the same time, thus far, ast, it will be @ triumph for the South and 2 va- Ieseou to peliticians of both sections. It will le that Nortnesn interest ia saperior to Southern cism. and that slavery, through the subject of jo) agitaiion, ia really the strongest conserva- bd natieal clement in the Union, hat the northern wing of the democratic Con- moy do with the shavery question we shall to Jesve to futnre developements. We fear, ver, it 14 deeply imbued with the non-extension . to which so many democratic: leaders, Noth South, have given their sanciiou. It was no omen to see the younger Van Buren and Joh. eckinsidge making speeches from the same form: and im the same cane, and the elder Van nerd Mr. Bachanan embracing upou the same action of the Nebraska bill. ¢ omens have bo’ been improved by the pro- declaratione mate by democratic apeakere and is of the North, that the biack republicans 4 “infamous ties” im charging Mr. Bochanao \eing 1 favor of slavery extension. Why 80 in this deniel if the Northern democracy to preserve the political equatity of the South, ich the extension of slavery is essential. Bat all, we have the id wanifesto, to whch chanan is pledged. There is sound enough bern doct:ine din that, and if Mr. Bachanan shall p to it, well and good; we will be the first to the mavtle of forgtveness over all ee ‘al sins of omission or commission. Meantime, have often said before, though not unexcep- ble, he is our choize for President; 1% bim we bave chosen to do so with our eyes and have desired that the Southern people have their eyes open elso. If they vote with shut, it will be no fantt of ours; if deceived in particular, the the and ‘disunioniats of the South, have beea the true ravers. distinguiehed Louisianian,” writing to the from Washington, finishes his letter as ful ut the time is now to discuss this matter non.) A tree of four years to words—let us to action. make oar terms. based on the Con- n- and determine not to have peace till these tions, jost in the eyes of Heaven and man, are Abed to by the whole country. The existence Union depends upon it. I say for one, and ‘IT boldly,’ “open the extensicnu of slavery hangs nality and very existence of the South”-—the ion of siavery Is the most effective Union pre- ing plank that can be dove tailed tothe demo- platform. Let os have it in by 1860.” wheatrical, Masical, dé. po’s Ganpex—The Ravels will, this evening, m two of their moat popular paatomimes, tte and Jeannot” and “Blanche.” Young Yer will also go through his astonishing feats be tight rope. These attractions never fail to @ house. ’ wey Theatar.—Mr. Brougham's drama of Red Mask.” which bas been received with the veen played, is to be ted to-nigl ’ hem’s idea of “Haalet” follows, and promises tur. yy’s Taratun—Thia elegant and conmo- establis! men’ continues to be thronged every by the lovers of good acting and the admirers irs. aterman's new ploy of “self,” which is on the bills (or to-night, with the farce of y Baker.” LLACK'S ee. hypo may well be of the audiences ve nightiy greeted his ance since the commencement of his engace- He invariably attracts worth, talent and m. Tovight he will personate Julien St. , in “The Wife.” jescow,” one of most of the many drametic productions, is announced as the if piece this ev It will be followed by Gometingly com! pieces, “Sally Smart” "Rory O*More.” 4 exvm.-- The affair entitled “ Dr. Dil- * iw = peep hy me tor this waeter Tom jamb is to seen 7 in the even'ng,on the stage, in the o! of Tit in the popular drama of * Dred.” loapway Vaurertes —The attracdons for to- at this pleasant little theatre consist of the ine drama entitled the “Miser of Marseilles,” Varieties Heel,” danced by sixteen children, ¢ pleasing sketch ot the * Good for Nothing,’ RISTY AND Magy MexsTr ens yd penny ‘8 NapeEns fase choice ames of * Eee omeane heme Each part; rel a tr hi Leal J jueeh Disvolo,” and read Swatnp.” re than the length of an eyelash in front, a or 4 in the most coe of was lifted off her feet by wf isd Sars te e of the wi ing on expanse of which sie prevented to is. “The wie unfor- ely did pot ses her down ia the sume position the was before being taken up, but tarning tly on one side, it inid her endwise on the Ik, where she commenced a series of astoa- gyrations, rolling over end uvt on the hoops tkirts, ond exbibitiog a enecies of locomotion ie not yet genera!ly appreciated, aad which * ‘come into fashion with high winds and large is of light material. As the lady thas roled end over, evveral persons were knocked down aseed over by the lady and the . Withon’, nowing that anything had bent then. For- ly for the ludy, the dust avd the astonishment people out of doors permitted bat a few to sa thie ew method of getring along in a stiff 4 keeping up full sail at the suns tine. fe came round a corner we found the lady 0 between a lamp post aud a hydrant, and ately assisted her to an upright instead of u hent position. Detroit Advertiser, Court Catendar—This Day, Cwoult —Noe 2477, 740, 1, TAZ, Tots Cours wil 992, 2, Hee, 24 8D, €29, (rome 698, €40, O41, cae Sh, 657, 669 641 Durarct Corer —10, 12 to 90, Zhe Wall Street Corgerics. BALB AT AVOTION OF HUNTINGTON'S HOUSEWOLD YUBNITURE—A @&KAT UROWD, The tale at auction of Huatington’s household furni- tare, goods, ete., which wt adjourned from iho 29th ultimo, by Henry H. Leeds & Co., wok place yesterday in Hus tington’s house, at £6 kat Twenty-secont street. Before 10 o'clock A. M, the time appo ated for the sale to ormmence, a crowd of persons, latices and gentlemen, began 10 lock into the hoase, wi ick wax soon filled to ite utmost capact’y from the g-ouvd door io the f'th story. Many persons visited the house evidently to os how the famoas Huntington had ve, to essa ine bis maguiflcons ‘urpiture ard works of decorauve art buy the majority Of tbe persons present bad sbeir minds set upoa driving @ good bargain The auctioncer, Mr. Teede, begun by the salo of the things on the lower floor, including the oo: king appara tus, The artichos were ull f the very beat quality, aad f0l¢ readily ond for good pricer, Tha crowd was #0 dense that but fw of tho things could be seen; neverthe lees they wore spirited)y bid upon by these paraons wa desired such arsicles, considering the very fact of Huat ‘ngten’s having wn article as proof that it was the bes that could be obtained. When Mr Le: ds bad sold the things below, he told th bidders be would vext fell the things on tae fuurth door bot ihe greatest afficuity wan ta get tbero—every iacho spece, from hia own stand w the hicbest room ia the Duiiding, war packed witn poopie, while the crowd wa +t) pouring m at tee front door if ove persoa lan yotm ritrred it moved every perton for yards around hrm, and yet the pressure Was rg grort Un weery wil that vo ore Was adie to stand stil, By oimbivg. crowd we, pushing eboving, squirming, Bing, Puog this way sud ordeying that way, the arntinueer as leugia succreeed =m reacting =the fourth «yor wt jocing bimseif inv» enue of the pearooms, where be began the ewio of the things thernin. [tio Ladies both cid und = yousg—the wujority being of tre former—were “in the thickess of the fh," iryipg to secnre & ood porition ueur tha anaioneer; thelr dresses wn’ hooped skirts worn compresse! into & marvelioury rmali compass. Altogsiter, tas ta ise having gon: fvte the jare, they bore the rough ugace couregeovely ond even more cher uily than the ceatie men ibouzo man; of them were heard to way i way che M8) suction they ever attended and it wonid ne tne 486; DOr \ould they keep down an ocessio.a! frown wen rome gentleman's cibows west cravbiag in amons heir ride, or when caught in the whiriag Uae of tue Berce movements, they werd hurled or dragged 1o & direction OpyOsite to whic they dusired w go, Bu; potwicbstenamg toe exorucianng crowd, ‘he tramp. irg upon their ekirts, the shocking impurity of the air voly one Ot the Ja ies faroted during the day. while the wejorisy of them stuck to the house from 10); A.M. to veorly TPM ‘he furniture im the two back bedrooms im the fourth story fold rea'iy, acd commanaed a good prive, ae indeed cid the furaitere of ali the rooma, Thi se two rooms were Deas and pleavaot for small sleep. fug ctambers, The front room «m tho fuarth floor was much larger and better furalaked; it contained a biack * siput merbie top vrees Sureau, whieh sold sor $24, aud & Diack waluut bedstead, whica suid for $26. The avetioneer ¢ seeiog aload bi+ wish that the rooms were larger ag 10 epadie him to get wong), Geseepded into we thir ts ory. Thia giory was ocoawed by two large and elega tly furnisbed bedrooms. ta the front ope there wes a pilt French pier giase, which sold for $44; also a rosewood marvie teppei dres burcan, which brovgbt $5:. and & rosewcad bedstead, which was knocked down fur $55, ai) of which articles tna aac: tioneer gravely iniormed the purchasers they wore geting for than balf price, but the rales hal to be made, whether or 10, a such was iho decision of toe Court, In the back becrvom a rove ood marbia tog dress bureau was sold for $40, and w rosew 0d double bedetead Jor $51; aod acarvea rokewoot amour a y lace broight $122; @ lady’s work table, $14 60; an tron rate, mie oy Hernpg, $56, ant a marbie and brovzs olick $27 ‘The second story conta‘ns the parlors The furniture §p them ts much mere gorgeous, the works Of dasorative art wore clabosa, co ly ana pumerous. Tne biediag wes aso uncd witha more apirit and Interest. “Here,” said the suctioneer, “ts a saperd parior sult, made by Beiter, of richly carved roewnod, corored with Deve and gold silk brocaiel, viz:—A sofa, eto «tote, two arm and four parlor chairs. Now ladies sad gentlemen, there are mest beantiul article; there is no tier work im the country; itis superb. Come, how musn now 10 start witb?’ Voice—"* Two hundred dollars” hundred doilars for this fine saite, which cost $1,090; $225 1 um offered. Woo says $2667 (4 tal! gentleman boda) wo hundred and fifty, wo hundred and (lady node), ee bun red (aucther Dod trom the genilema: ), three t' numdred ana fitty, dity and tity, wao will give mxty?— (Jacy pods egaia)-- three vixty, dhree sixey—(.ho Geman nods wgaib)—toree buncred ani feventy, seventy, seventy, eighty, | (tre lady node)—threo Bucdrua ad eighty, vignty, righty, eighty; who gives nincty? You are gevupg the suit for nothing; nisety, did you say’—(« pod)—'bree hundrod sod piocty, ninety, vwmety, oie ty—a fair jwarning—who wil! give more than three and Bety? Go, golor, gone; sold to S800" A wu p- rb centre table was sold for $120, and an elegant rose ood Cavops for un eterere for $290. The vares were mig ent, apd some of ih. in brought $46 The Parien groups Bere Very Lumerous aud sold well; one brought $20. The elegant carved rosewood bookcase, bound with satia wood, roid for $161. Mere,” savt the auctioneer, * ia a woperb rosewoo! pinvo; how mech do vou bid to start t with?’ Votoe—"* Ooe hundred dollars” “ Toe piavo Cost eight hundred doiiare Just look at it! How mash is Merea? Well, one hundred dollars; ope hundred, one bundred, ope bundred ano tweut is bid; one hua: dred and fifsy, ono hundred and ares, two ‘nuadred god tweut; eeventy fi Three — handred y ! twenty-dve, fiity, ity, Ofiy ; don’t stop, geutiemen, four | hundred dotiure, Your hundrea end five ten, ten, tem; four hundred and tea, fifteen, iwenty-fve, ‘thirty-four, forty, tity Four bundred ano fity dollars tg bid——sixty, do you say ? Four mxty, Fixty-ive, seventy, seventy, seventy-five elgoty. eighty, eighty—foor handrect aotegoty. Woo sepa tinety 9 a, See, ninety, vieety. I give you air warning. Four hundred and piaety dollare—goue ! Whore bid 8 it? = Volce—H'anchart,”” ~ The table rervices were very boautiful and costly. There was quite » quantity ot sotid sliver ware and more silver plakd ware, The chine disbes were vory elogaat The expense of Mr Hootieetn’s ortablienmont was 1o where more ful man 10 thie cepartmest Every th: Oki, eXO-pta fe liver articles, which were Kept ip ee 10 taking Wer prices offered Invered to-day at tho house. No- torday. Sack ts the end of Federal Congress of the Republics of South America, This is the title of a pamphlet just pablishod in Paris, and which has been sent to us. The at- thor insists, with some eloquence and much warmth, upon the necersity and advantages of a United Con- gress of South American republics. Mixed up with this matter are many considera- tions relating to the present onward course of the United States, and a certain jealousy, if not fear, of the Anglo-Saxon race appears to have been the father of the idea developed, though but imperfect- ly, in this pamphiet. There is much squinting at Panama, which the author pronounces to be the pillar of Hercules to the South 4merican repablics, the frontier of them all, and in whore fate the destiny of both the Ameri- cas is involved. After urging many reasons in favor of the union proposed, the author proceeds to say that besides interest, glory, &c., the preseat state of affairs in Nicaragua is another great incentive to the carrying out the plan proposed, inasmuch as all belonging to the several republics of South America is all now threatened and endangered by the once Jesuitical, but now, bold and undisguised invasion of Walker’ ‘The author's idea is that Walker is the very persoui- fication of the United States, and of invasion and conquest. He urges, therefore, a union of all the republics against the invasion of the Saxon race He says that if once Panama ie acquired by the Yarkees all is gone. Then the flood gates are open- ed, and none of the most remote republics of South Awerica will be safe, for the flood of and conquest from the United States check. ‘The author the beep te J as the objects to be aimed at by a General United Congress of South American — 1 pepecwe eer 2 2. An international of laws. 3. A federal aud commercial alliance of the sev>- ral States. 4. The abolition of particular customs and fiscal duties as between the states, 6. One uniform system of weights and measures. 6. An international tribanal, rendering war be: tween any two States impossiole. A uniform sytem ot volyaization. 8. One universal system of educa‘ion and means ¢ civilization for the uncivilized savages, (i. e. In- jane). % Tine creation of an American untversity. 10. A plan of reform in respect of taxation, of preventing centralization, of restoring to the body of citizens the functions which have been hy the olizarsbical constitution of South America. ll. The General Cougress of Stares to be de clered the sentative of Soath America, in ail cases of conthet with foretga nations. From the above it will be reen that the general idea is speculative aud Ueopian. fut may it nut be ible thet thie pamphlet ix pot fern us @ foeler by French diplom ts end inte » Preparatory w the fortnation of some hind ot cratederacy against the United Saatesor Nerth Ameria’ May it nut be that the hurepean deapots are seeking + rouse ap the republics of South amiricn gatas ne, while they stand ready to help ond join in tue contedetacy ot their own wiigineung | ach o coufederacy ie net impossible; xvd i we tuke possession of and colonize Nicaayua ench « bolng becomes tnmense- Ty probable. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, Affairs. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. In the abeenco of the President, Alderman Ely waa called to the char, MIOTELLABKOUS MATTERS. A remonstance was received from the Vanbattan Gas Light Co., againnt the bultding of a sewer iu Avenae 0, between Yourtecnih ana Ptteenth strees—referre!, So verul reports of the Board of Councilmen, on coatieming Grcetementa for tagging streets Ac., were retorted, Ta» board oyreed ty mect on Mopdays, Wednesdays, aad Fri Ja), ULC) the end of the seasion, and tbat an atjrara mrnt ibis evening, they meet oa Fricay aext By 4 com- Wwupication from the Dueorore of tbe Aqueduct Board. it @Pprars that on the Vet inetevt there was ao onetpraded balance of $1EO B90 4 to the ereait of tha: Jepartm 06 $677,819 47 jo the bands of the City Cham -rlatn. ‘The report of the Committee on sues, fisove tho pames of Chathag street ond Park Row, to Kast Broad way, was oppored aud negatived by » vote ol 14t03, Adjourned to Friday. * ‘Thore was a pond deal of xoutine business tranaygyed in the Board of Ai‘ermen last evening, but there seemed to be aoamper over many of the m+ m rors, n consequence of sbe result of the jute election. Bofore the basi- ners commenced there was a faint effort at uilarily amongst thors that were defeated. Tho sapect of var Beard from Janonry, 1867, ia deqiddiy demoorauic. Five hig end Know Novbing members have been defosie! nemely—Alderman Fox of the Seventh ward; Peter B. Voorbia, of the Ninth; Jobn A Briggs (he origiaal Sam) of the Thirteenth; the Presivent, Mr darker (he anauc cevefal candidate (or Maver); Mr Ely, of tho seventerato #p4 Chairman of the Supervisers, Alderman Varian ( 6 worrat), kwoenty fret ward, was aleo de‘oated, and J. 7 Bec wo, of the Fee ward (democrat), who wag not a cen ofewte, gives piaee fo Alderman Wiliom, The Board fro w the tir-ref Jansery, 1857, wil be composed of fourtnn ‘ats apd «ight wigs or remabicaus, Thus ¢ power which hus heen in the’nands of woe w! ard sn caiien reformers for afew yware past, will dr “ielted by the democrats Aiverman Clancy, of th cinth ward, Way OvRy canvassing for ths post of Pre cet for the ensuing year, apd bar rece promises ve witlersure bia ebction Aide man vibotes Bis deteat wo a forged placard hich was ractus- ‘ricnsly circoiuted throughout the serentecath ward, uo which ren thus: 1 take this method of informing withdrawn 1 on the vatwems is a en my present position of Akierms9 of y friends that 1 date torre oe “hi Natan Mr. Peter Cooper und the raformnurs are iasignaul, ai offer any amount of doliars w datect the forger who has thus tritlea wid Mtr, Exy’s tetercets. EOARD OF COUNCILMEN. Nov, §.—Vorsvautso adjonroqent, was Board met las evening, BF. Finekney, Peq., presidiog § Atter tb» re ception of one or two unimportant peuiijat, the Bost adjourned til Friday wens, at 6 o'clock. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. N.C. Ety, Beq., wm the chair, Loe Siayor, Reoorde: ond other members were sbeent Severai petiaous 10 the remission of taxes and smati villa were reostved a) referred; amongat which was the bili of Mr. Justic Govid for $170, for services rendered tn the Sigrem. Court of this city, frou October 18, to November 3. Comprasation To A Pouce Justice. —Tae commiites o» Crimina! Courts reported fa fayer of payiag Jostio Poar tun $1,223 lor services readered during the abseace o Justice Bogart. ‘On moven of Supervisor Tacker, the report was amen ed by substicnting the gum of $759, whic Was carried a amended Adjourned to Monday next at 4 o'clock. Exrra Session or rae Lueorvarcrs or Vin- 6ria.—The alexandria Gazette iearos from good authority that Governor Wise will call an extra session of the Virginia Legislature, to assemble about the 1st of December. Unrrep Stares Lire Boat Service —Samue! Dunham, Esq., Superintendent of the United States peor peg aon whe wae comes tee re ported to the partment the saving of seven lives by the government life boat belonging to station No. 10, from the bark Kirkland, of Baltimore, bound to New York, which recently went ashore on Abeecum beach—vessel and cargo (of corn) a total loss. Subsequently, on the 14th ult., the schooner Walter Cummings of Smyrna, Delaware, for New York, went ashore on Long Beach, near station H. Her crew, six in pumber, were aaved by the assiat- ance of Captain Edward Jennings, keeper of the st1- tion house; vessel a total wreck. 4 Victory—Fremont and his Portraits Stiil abend! Freedom never dies at the picture shop, 259 Broa way. Now that the Election is Over you can get your fail bat of KNOX, 212 Brosdway, corner of Fulton st. White's §% Hat, Fall Style.—148 Fuiter street, between Broadway and Nassau ptreot, Kall and Winter Clothing, Pants, Vests. dc. N. R. COLLINS & CO , (successors 10 Deviin & Jessup. corner of Jobo apd Nassau streets, Ladies’ Fors and Beaver Bonne! © ts, togethe amt oriety, of lovely hats for children, for sale a ‘ner of Conal Wooster streets. 500 Fur Collars for ceived at FORD & SCOTT'S, 210 Bi Phrenology.—Examinations, with Charts and written descriptions of character, xiven daily by Pro fessor FOWLER. nt the ‘Cabinet, 908 Broadway near the Park. Private rooms for ladies and geatiemen. To Wholesale and Country Merchants.— Barnes & Park, 304 Broadway, New Yora, inviie the aenwoo of large and close bayers to immense stock of Rurypraa Pees seh ween, end below manufacturers’ pres by the dozen, package, oF 10) gross. BARNES & PARK New York. Cincinnati avd San Francisco. Dr Fancy Goods Exclusively. —E arc’ Dy druggists, except drugs. mported by McHATG 00, % Nassan stPret, Season of Fars,—Genin, 214 Broadway, so- the atiention of ihe ladies ty his mnognifieeot ass rrunnt of supord Sure madd up in (the Lewest and movi fasuion ile styles consisting Of fuil wets of Mink marten, hook marten, i Obinehilla, Stone marten, Ac, ae UEBIN, 204 Broadway, Opposite St Paui's chareh. Batechelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.— ‘The best in die world. Made, rold aud applied mt No, 2. isreadway. Oristadore’s Matr Dye and Wigs stand Us- etvajied in exeaMence Both for sale, and the dye peivare applied, at No. 6 Astor House. 1111), Intmitabie Cotver of Hair and Whisk- sre, aNo. L Barelay street. air dye, 4%. 0 box, black oF lrown. Glycerine Koap, A able for the Toticet.— Giyeerine soap and gyeerine jelly, the ovly aciele to the ekin really eatt avd tatr. Giveerine je.! glyco va jor preventisg chopped banda and ji d routes ‘Ou. B INGKK & Or +00) ctthe skin. GEO. by jucists, S09 roadway. To Howsekeepers.—We offer une 1. Assortment of china, glags, and gas fistures that cas be found in New York. ‘In order to reduce our stock te make 106m for ¥% * WOW on tbe we large importation to eel! for ihe next thirty days at « discount up market styles aad rates. A comparieon of our et Wo DAIL co. ray, between Ble sev and Hollow sy’s Ointment.—Uhere are Millions of minute orivees im the skin. Through these. as the cletmen me) ¢ under ‘he hand, it is conveyed to the sources of invian mavion. In (his way iteapidly relieves croup sore throat, thenmaciem, aod ail eruptions and wleers. Robt ot be manufaciories, No &) Maiden lane, New York, snd No. it) Sued. Jondon, aud by ail druggisis wt 20, per pot. +INANCIAL AND COMMEKCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Weoxsspay, Nov. 6—6 P. M. ‘The upward tendency of pricer atill continues. ‘The market not cnly advanced this morning, but ‘was quite buoyant ot the close. At the first boerd Cumberland Coal advanced 4 per cent; Cleveland and Pitteborg, 2; Michigan Central, }; Michi gan Southern, §; Chicago and Rosk Istand, La Crorve and Milwaukie, 24. New York Central eclined j per cent; Erie, j. There were very large operations in all the leading railroad stocks, particulerly in Cteveland and Toledo. Michigan Southern was quite active, and closed firm at cur quotations. The receipts of this company or Octeber were large. Chicago and Rock Island was in demand to-day, and advanced ropidly. There is another upward movement guiag on io La Crosse and Milwaukie. There was a email vale Uds morning at 75 per cent cash. Aftorwands 77 cath was asked, and 78 buyer 60 days. Galeas and Ciicago sold at 109 cash, which is a slight im provement Alter the adjoarnment of the board, the ollowiug sales of stocks and bonds were made at suction: — $10,606 Oh, poe RR 24 mort, Im weed. isa nvoy Kia read woeed¥e HOEY UD eee ceseee Sey vw sd o er we Albert Hl. Nicolay's regular semi-snekly ou won sale of atocke and bonds will take place to-morrow (Thuraday) at half past 12 o'clock, at the Mercha 1:3’ Exchange. At the recond board hipher prices ruled, and | 1% | buyers took hold with a great deal of spirit. Mtiaois Central bonds advanced 4 per cent, New Y rk Central RR. 3, Michigan Central 1, Michigan Soath- ern 4, Evie 4, Cleveland and Toledo 3, Reading 1, Galena and Chicago j. This improvement was con- tinued up to the close. There is evidently a new class of buyers in the market, attracted undoubtedly by tbe low prices ruling for all the leading specula- tive stocks. The old class of speculators have been nearly or quite used up, and those who were a>vut collapsing have been saved by the ortunate turn ia the market. If tHe present rise continues, or even holds, it will strenngthen the bulls materially, and enable them to realize without such serious losses. The beara still have good margins in their NOVEMBER 6, 1856. favor, and can efferd to hold on for the reaction which will come after the present inflation his pro greesed a litle further. So long as the money mar ket continues in its present stridgent condition there is momentary danger of an unfavoranle turn in stocks. The news by the Puropean steamer now nearly due, may give the beara the asceudency again, and give the bulls another twist. The Assistant Treasurer reports this week as fol lows:— Total Peal 1 dal Receipt. — Payni Mvpdoy 7 9) 69 445,89 Tucrduy + 126,252 16 132. 4.739 at the Treasury Dopar followa: Wednes ay... 260,975 OD SAU2IB Ot The warrants entered ment, on the 3a ias' Texas debt warrants ¥ For the Creasory Gepart « For the Interior Depa For Cartom.,... ne War warrants reovived and epiered, i Sar repay wa crived aad enbare i ‘pterior repas warraat# ree On acconnt of tne navy From mrcelianequs «urces ae The steamship Arabia, from Boston for Liverpoo to-dwy, curried out nearly eight haudred thousan) dollars in specie. ‘The receipts of the Hadsoa River Railroad Com pany in the month of October, 1856, amonateu Warr erreees . . Sino Mas Same month sees £32 748 © Wereasa.......senseees ceneees 22007 4 The value of merchaudiee and specis importa into this port danog the month of October, 1956 waa a8 followa :-- JOMMERCK OF THE POUT OF New Youre —Vawrs ov 'roer ; 99 012 00 dutiable merch sad: Pree me robanaise. r Witherawn from wared.a2e Sutered for warchouse. ey sees 9,896,78 The aggregate importation into this port for the fire ten montha cf the present and past two year has been a8 toliows :-—~ Comannen o# 1 Port or New Youx—Iarorrs 54. ‘Tsb5. 12 949,209 1B whe 19) 30,18 0347 9,107 465 11,645,984 13,144 086 15,906,861 18,039,865 14,746 689 14,822 682 152,516,920 Jonnary .. + 21,968,492 14 584,194 + 10,800,882 oe $163.959 272 16’ 5u2 48 26470 183,870 4 The aggregate exportations for the same perio dotober Totals... in each year was aa followsa:— Comaienon ov THe Port oF New Yora—Exrowrs, Dumetic Dulisthe — Bree 1886 Produce —— Mdie. idse, Specie. ‘Totals san, $5,207,086 212220 104,854 5.016,06 Feb... 8,468,900 145,944 1,801 243 800,66 March 8,044 122 46#,286 $4 895 11 287 ot April, 6,220,496 202/027 2.217,088 7,740.76 + 6 B63,205 247,079 Bee Or ery + 8.278464 $50,452 1,806,073 10,073.71 6,901L.872 108 617 609,752 130,677 T1991 TTTL,9OL 14.804. 21 3, 4221038 9,116 05. 733,087 11,850,3 4,994,660 427329'00 Total to Nov. 1, 905,410,16 Total to Nov. ty 18 71,687, 98 Total vo Nov. 1, 1854, + 86/821 73° The aggregates in each year compare as follows 164 1858 importa, ,. 20 $183,370 59 Experts, 400 08. 410,16 Earns of i ee ee over exps.,.. $76,150,835 $58,014,450 $84,900, 37 The above returns exhibit in both the importa and exports # much larger foreign trade thia year thau in either of the previous two. The balance agains us up to the ist of November this year is abou‘ thirty millions greater than to the same date las: year, and about niue millions greater than to thr eame date in 1854. Ihe total importation for Ov this year shows a faling off compared with av; previous month. The month of November may hx comparatively small, but we look for considera). activity in December, and large importations from that time out to the close of another season. The State of Texas presents a state of financia} prosperity rarely shown. The receipts for the two years, including the means on hand in Octover, 1853, were $4,522,000, and the expendit=res $2,907, 000, leaving a balance in the treasury of $1,615,000 The amount of Special School Fund is $2,241,000, and of General School Fund $46,000. he Comy troller recommends that the balance of the "Revenww Dept” be discharged, when, he ays, “we would then present @ condition, as regards vur finances, which few Stetes of the Union could exhibit—a gov- ernment out of debt, with « surplus of over a mil~ lion of dollars in the treasury—a permanent 5 per cent School Fund of ten millions of doliare—au unap- propriated public domain, es:imated at one hundred million acres, which, if judiciously used, would sub serve all the purposes of internal improvenents r. quired by the State, anda tax lighter than is im posed on any other people, and which i« adequae to all the wants of the government.” The aggre- gate amount of taxable property is very nearly $150,000,000, being an increase of $22,000,000 over the previous year. ‘The value of merchandise imported into the port of Montreal for the years ending Oct. 5, 1855 and 1866, was a8 follows:— Commanck or Montatat—Vaten oF Laroxts, a 1856. Quarter ending April 164,507 LAW Month ending May 5 usi'e29 ‘tub 337 « Jane 788,093 788 769 “ daly 4 49,255 B46 9» “ Ag. 6... 444.700 548 Be “ Spt. 6 306,321 O71, Tas “ ‘Oct. b. + 660,547 654,852 TOME eee eee eM ee eee LB OTL OTS 3 576,66. The railroad travol at Chicago wae vever #o great as at present. On the 3lst of October the Galena express train bad six first class cars full, the Chi- cago branch train one less, and the Michigan Cen tral Rai'road @ corresponding business The Illinois Central Railroad at Dualeath continues very much blocked up with the accumulations of freight, and notico haa been given that the company will nov quoted af 8,100 francs. Tn August, 1050, the Beck | canis setied on ee of France was to sesause ies pay mente fa spe, ceeiee “ohana ean S eee Secu cia, A deoreo of the 12th of Avgust, 1860, suppressed | with sales of 1,200 bbis. at the above prices. Rye flour the cour force Of the notes, and exvended the circulation. | 454 corn meal wore ‘Wheet—The market two 8 contidence, by cen ne ‘was easier and prices purchasers, on the weekly publication of the sccounis of the eta Welower grades. ‘The sslee embraced about s ment. 000 bushels, including fair to bite Canadian, The New Orleans Delta of the 28th of October, | at $: 67.81 68a $1 60; white Rstern at $1 603¢; 6,100 ‘ bushels Upper Lake spring wheat soid st $1 43, and o saye:— cargo at $142, apd Milwausie ciab at $1 46, Among tbe pessengers who arrived on the Calbonu | Corn.—The market was casier, while #ales were confined ares. wore Col. Samuel N. Pratt, the Tehuantepy™ | to adout 40,400 9 15,000 bushels at 720 a 72360. Rye was pany’s Superintendent of ihe road, and W.G. Ken- | quiet at $c. a 8c. Ose wero trm as dic, 460, for dal}, ox.Po:tmaster of this city, Col. Prats reports the work to be in @ very steady state of forwardness, and de- oribes the country through which it passes as oae of tho Moet esirabie to reside in, in point of situation, soli and salubrisy of olimate, which he has ever seen, There are about two buodved laborers employed on the work, ua der good avepices for its early compiotion, Contrary to the expertanon of seme, the Mexicans in the nelgiahor. bood oF the route are highly pleased wita the eaterpriss, apd the civil and military actnorities express a desire to +¢@ (be work completed and to facilitate its constrastion The sbipmenta from the whole Cumberland coal regi m for the month of October are as follows: — By Balumore aud Onio Ratiroad, 60,646 tons; by Che supéake ans Odio Canal, 19,027 tens:—total, 79,678 tous. There 26 boats doxcended the caual for the month rtinves in good order, The sbipmouis for ving Nov. 1, are as follows: Shipped over the Compertond Coal and Iron Company's ratiroad, 6.099 tors, over the Vemberland ead Pennay!vanta Raiiroal 483 tne. For the weok ending Nov. 1, over the go's Creek Coat und Iroa Company's railroas. 6,354 tone; over to Bkmpebire Coal apa iron Oompany’s rail ‘cat! 1438 tors. ‘There were 48 doats desoended the oa val fer the week, carrying 7,939 tons of coal. Steck Exchange. Wapsnapay, Nov. 5, 1866 2700 Obio 5's 760... 10t 100 wos Erie Ravivoad 5594 £000 Mis “ate 65... 593g 10 third Ave AR... 82 4000 60... .... 89% SOO Reading RR B 1000 do... 12m 8 100 . WOON Y Gea RB0'a 8535 200 S00 Fale RR D487 100 560 Baa & Rem y60 15 +000 ao 500 450 100 400 Clev & ¥ Com sorip 1W19{ 800 do uu Corn Kx sank... 104 00 28 Park Bark 40 Mich Oon 29 Obio Lite & 0 6 in 260 M3&N 8 BO oo 2 0G Com Cowl 350 C7 co, Ao 20 00 17% 400 SO WAC) NI Co,.b3 40 10 50 86 cere etdO 39 BG 10 09... DID 403% 876 +1Gal & CRIRR, .. 109°" 909 40 % ao. .b30 1003, 400 Panatna KK. b6o dy 176 do. us New Jersey Zinc. 100 GO... 890 8 LaCrosse& WRK. ‘HBOOND 16000 M1 CeoR be 860 854 9600 tered’ m 0 6&8 Cur Goal Co, 00 \7N Boa, $00 ens Cly&TolR.b6o 200 60......860 NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Waowspay, Nov. 6, 1356 Yesterday was one of the best market days of the soonop. Tho alr was braciog and the demand brisk, acd the quality of the offerings being rather better, the supply was quickly disposed of at very fal prices, Ia some in- stances an advance of 0. per Ib. was established. The ‘otal Dumber on the roll for the day was 2,07¢, wad for Wwe week, 2,433, being about 1,000 head leas than last week. Catilo was much the same as last week. Tho week's supply came chie@y from Ohio, Kentucky and this State. Cows and calves continued dull, with salos a: $25 © $(0 Veal calves are stillin goot demand, and they teil very fart at prices about the same as for some werke part, vz Ge to 73sec. per Ib. Sheep and jamba are in pretty good demand, and sell for adout Isst weok's prices. Swincare ty, and sell at previous prices. Allerton 8 anles for the week were a5 (oliow#:—2,8.8 beef canto, 14 cows and calves, S16 veal calves, 9,200 sheop apd Jarabe, and 1,612 swine, at the annexod prices:— Bee! Cattle. $10 09 a 10 60 “ see BOG 60 “ 8008 850 7008 760 5 00 @ 60 00 45 00 « 60 00 26 00 a 49 00 5 00 a BO 00 Oe 06% Oe 08 $10; 123 cown and a TMC; 4,081 sheep 6. at Cham the jovember 6, 1! were as Per Brad. oats sold $388 $500 3 348 88 625 ML 2 4% #76 60 325 681 76 600 60 00 680 198 00 300 1218 00 3% 316 60 . 262 18 50 8 130 00 1128 at op average of........ $3 Total... .04,490 13 The mM O'Prin’s wae about fifty short of last week's. the dewaud was only moderate, The sales Of the week ere ox follows —150 beef caatic at $7 6 69 50; 80 cows and calves at $16 & $90; 50 veal onlves at To. agree to deliver goods in any certain time, Veat Shep & The Encyclopedia Rritannica turinshes @ long Coe Come. Lote, account of the Bank of France and ite workiags rf is from which we glean some facta of interest to the 1M 4,981 gencrai reader :— PAE Jt eRved notes of the atnoant ot 10 060, 6,000, 1,000, 500 004 11,701 nd 1 trans, The 200 frans notes were den, ae | ed im 2816, the 100 trage notes in 1848, and the —- = 10, 6 ond 5,060 fraoe note have been ineued rivos 1448 « = eh ole in epewe on demand by the holder Decrease «s+ 907 - oa 2,636 cay * Dido ol 7 (AR) mimres W6 1,000 trance BY THE NEW YORK AND FRI we & Toe! of £7,000,000 feces, 2 empiuzed in dis bg a hE, we the report OF hve stork ereegse over peneting Dil Of exebs io making siranvee of mney thie yea0 for the week en fing thie morning, desined for ip gOvENNMent FemarbeR, ADA in a of bullion | New York: forvigt 61D, MamOnds, shares m pobe compautes, at the 748 rate of OL LaF com, per annua. Sot tore than the valae 2,048 of }0,(00trNneS 18 peorived as a depuiet aot drcouat for forty five doys if decarted from the @roount of the sum Adeanced; LOT, Mf The deyamit be FOteeMed te» aeRT day, we any path of ide dikcoum reluuwed Tae + oF the Bonk of France chefy ctreninwn Ta Partie rn a teers fron Paria, tte. poten fare at @ Clcount of one and @balt per Covet, Bs Tiny yeocived faxes Of nati Henn yeyees w Pare monn of tive per om ibe Dank atthe Pow Om fete tee bon rorerument of Louis Prily PF cate depreniatad, 1 to i Jawudty, .d0d, Ieee actions of ahare, riken te 1,266 pe tes dee ead ee alle aot eee oP 45 CUPY COMMERUAL REPORT. Weoseway, Now 5-6 P.M. Airs — “toll pales Of pote were made as So bay rote 8 Foor The toarket waa tesctiro, end foro mee piweed Cull, The trammnotious were con dood w aboot 6,66 & T Ul” obls., at the folowing quot tions Comm On HO Fund State, ., 98 #0 Siate, and ut dic. a 486, ior wood Western. Corrs —Sales were conSined to anout 400 bags Rio as Jo. # 113¢0., #nd 100 mats Javea at 14 e @ 14360. Conn fees of about 1,600 bales were aaade, the ular quotations. Liverpool, about 20.000 bushels grain i Fragen — were reported, chiefly at ¥4., iu bage, wit some flour as 28. To Giaegow, about 4,000 bbs four were engaged at 88, To London 6,000 bbis flour were engaged ai 38. a ‘There wag no change in ratex to Havre, Fxurr—Sules of 600 boxes of layers were made at $475. and 1 600 do. Malega ra'sine at $3 75 Hay —Seles of 1,000 @ 2,200 bales were made at 80c, a ibe. Hors.—The market was quiet at So. a l0sgc., witha foir inquiry frem the ade Hopes —Tne marget continne? to rule firm, with sales of Buen Orinozo, 2036 We., at 286 108, at 22%C., vaual selection; u Plate, 47 . At BBIC., re: Jecting water dam The siooe on uaad was 40,825. AVAL Srykts ~ Spirits continued len, mt 440. & 49460, carb spd ebort tie, Common roein was cull aud mom). sal. while crud’ wae quiet ‘Ons were without change cf linportaves. Kaglish and American linseca wes a, $1a$i Ol; other aescriptions of cil were heacttve, Provimions —Pork—The market war dull and easter, Jous, at $21 tor mena, and with sales of 159 n 260 bis, at $5a$7 for co and at $* 50 a $9 50 for m sa an. 4 s was at 89a Sti Cus mesta were da) fc for shoni- core, apd ut O)6¢, ivr Daa. Lad was to yoveti demane, wih saden of Th a 200 bole at 180 a Megs Batter was 1 tule demand wb 3€6. a 2'6, for Caio, wit Be. w ube. for Slave, 2 waa Ww fair request a fo Rick market was Cniiatde af Yar tow— Salen oF 17,000 tbe, prime W 1 were made at 120. a vd 6, can ¢ wee embreced abon heaup, incloaing 50 bogeheaou Horio Ke Fo." 50 du, eo, i bund, wt Hge.; avd H¢ uo. do. duty pwd, at 2c. 160 bogsbrady Cuba, ik bond a BYG a bY jund the retoamder ocuaiied of 6 mitsuovado, cUry pale, 01 996 a 9AC., aud w soa!’ lor of hole qua- My et ee, EMces— AO bage pepper wera wold et liso, and 20 cases nutmoege at TMA Wineniy-~Tho manrket closed at Crnvr rates, with sales of 200 barrels at BS KC, o B4e 500 & 600 boge- ja bond, at “ADVARTINGAKNY'S BINKWite dV'GBY UAL. AN@OUS, AD CONGH.—RADWAY'S RESOLVENT 4ND READY Telie: bea ntopped ihe ost troublesowe and anwoying cough tu tifteen minutes. RAVWAY & UO. 162 Fniion street, New York, R. R .bemedies sold by drugg e's aod nwerohaats every- where. \URTAIN MATERIALS AND WINLOW SHADES, AT / wholesale ~KELTY & FERGUNON, No. ail Broadway and No 51 Reade street, have a full and choice stork of broca- tels, eatin delaines, worstcd damasas, lace and miualin cu cornices, gimps, Ac., whieb are oitered at tue lowest p indow ahades.—Ovr stock of wintow shades i the jargest in New York, and our xaperior muaufvevuriag tacili- ties enable us to eifer these goods less than other houses. We Snvite the attention of elose buyers. ET BRACELETS AND ORNAMENTS—JUST RE. ceived from Murope, of the mont beautdul patterns; also, pearl and linen fans, card oy es, portemonDains, reuiruies travelling bey eis Jewel Cues medallions: pom bronze, china, glans abd porceiain cases ant wiatuery; to guiber with every variety of toys for children. i snuia ured or know, are sold at RUGKHS extensive baraar, No. 44% hroadway, importer of Englush, French and German fancy goods, OBN WOOD'S NEW UP TOWN and 6 ant fwenty eighth aucet, wh avenue wall be com pieled in afew days. As a limited number only eau be aecomt , early application will be necessary, GYMNASIUM. NOS. 4 Fu QyEKCoate ar BVANS’ Ratepsive CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, +4 and 68 Faltou street, Between God wad Chil streets. Fine back cloth #urtoule and Bag'ans Petersham sacks hibbed beaver snrtous Lion skin Raglane. Super beaver ove Splendid pilot overcoats. OW USE THR “fOKAD” WITH BENK- ‘HOURANDS Bi foil roan 00m, wallowed, wigoruting thy nerves, pertuming the Ureaih; ‘adapted ior those ws tnd tomggco injurious, oF whe must chaw in society; ro expectoratio®. Yul up in foil, and retailed in ealoona, wegar and drug stores. Y ban 7 GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGK—DR. ere TOBIAS? Venetian iiniment, for the care of dysentery, mp, ehelarn, colic, rheumatiain, Ae. ald be Bois by all tbe Arugetats and riorel Depot 86 Cort: a pers. ; lands street, New fork. Price 2c. and Bc. No one Marriea. M4 cDosaLp— AR ommoy —a Seneey, on, at De Taylor's. Mr, RomaiD MacDomatp, of |, ©. B., to Mars. L. 1 B. Axppreow of tis ctiy. ‘ ey ae —Op bet gr Nov. 4, . ev. Thomas Hastings, a Le vVIaG WRLE tO Men Mantis of this oy. tyr Rev Dir, Beach, at the Methoc Rpweopal chard ta Vv. ‘. ye Mir’ . rem in Jighteen street, Mr, Racnaap Parton to Momaaner Catia iva Rynve, both of this city. y evening. Nov. Aposties, by the Rev. jond, rector, sarited by the Rey. G. J . Mr. 5 H. Roomm to Mies Krause Awmia, Caugbter of William H Wanton, £9q., both of thie cuy. mot bee, OD lockjaw, Micnart Rul, aged . “Tee iriends of deceased, ‘Withem A. Waterbury ane to aut . Nov 4, Many, wifecf Joho M. Keg, epee 48 years. ‘The reiatives and Iriende Of the fanilly aro tavited to at- Wend the funeral, dia atetnoon at two o'clock, irow ber bare ten | No, 6) Third avenue, YwemDeL pepere h Com erowa + Wedneosas’ Nov. 6, Jawn, second Ouvabicr of Wea Merdoch and Mary Couronee, F rw née ere tpvited to avend the yneral, tats: at ene o'clock, from No, 190 Weet Twentieth street. Cevetnnd papers please onpy. warnin —On Weanescay morning, Nov. 6, Jony Man. vis guemer, UB. Nevy, in the baa ty A ‘The trienoe Of the family, the wiloers of the , the Te merrs Of she Masons jraterpity and of Naseau Lodge uv ofe PF, (ot whieh EST eg erneratly, are respectfully invited to oO we luperel, om Friday ot two ‘uociat ‘ohurch, cocuse of York ana ‘Wertingion and Portsmouth, Va., papers 5 Kanneey.—tn Brooklyn, on we tors Reve Wier Anse, the Deloved ©! of Anne and ry Lb 4 nd the foneel, tie olerk, tote ihe corner of Pacific and ‘ey Spret | your ene 8 monthe, nd relatives of the Lomom in Brooklys. on Weducetape Ne of ruoynen Kenn Me, wife of AL Ry Ta the Sous Deer ef ber age The relavves ond friends of the also bere et Onent, + bepter F and » ened fo aitend the funeral, om en from her late resicenoa, wm lyn. Cox in the 40th year of his to brother in Inw, Thisecipliw Mr. AnRaRaAm Mrrcums, tee oon r] bia oye fOr WARY years A resident q Bscnre "a New Orleans, on ' papers pleare copy. His trie) de and relatives are — the etic Wo Hirer, Crx.—to Jersey City, on Weanesday, Nov, 6, Moomam see. ou Frivay Nov. 7, at 19 Lt AL bin Inte residence, ‘The members of the Oty Grard aed Dorie fevéral. on Trtiny eRerneon, atone e'loay, one oD , one 2M pring surest,