The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1856, Page 5

Court of General Seastons. GE OF THE RBVORDER TO THE GRAND JUR¥— Spam ABOUT THE LIQUOR LAW AND E£LKO- ov @—Purfuan\ to adjournment, the Oourt met this me wt 1) o'clock, Recorder Sauth presiding ¢ court room was crowded, and whe charge of the vder was Intened to with breathless attention. jer tte ealiiug of the Grand Jury panel the following Heme were aworn im for this te “mM :— ireb Bull, toreman, alexander Ravkto, iia J Bowes, Awbrove K Sy, vward Sooper, Joan K Mvers, pid Paling, Joho D Poontx, ph B Fr at, George Quay, fora 1 Thomas B Suilman, em ¥ Muller, Thomas A. Davies, George F. ete on, hiltas Dexter, ne Sender, Witham G. Lane, Daniel Tus, Joune Oaxley, hier a. Thompson, Maarice 8. Korrigsa, Walker, ‘Ouvey Hull, District Attornoy, then rose ard said he urtto call the atention of tae Grand Jury reguial the returns of the (aspeowrs, A ally tqnired of the Conpty Clerk, aad al. twenty four had elupsod stove the closing 3 poile out of 187 elecuon districts only returas from d been received Recorder falc that be would embody that request 4 eharce. He thea proceeded @ deliver the follow. ArKO TLeWsN OF TR GRAND JoRY—Wore tt not for the that (no atatmte requires me to address you, it would necessary, The experience of your freman would wer tn place of irstructon trom me, Bat by statute I Feqoired to call your attention to oertun laws, and to JOU to inquire Bpeerally a8 to their violation, ‘on beve juriadictiew of ail oriminal offeuses oom. d witpin ibe city aod county «f New York, Ba Piaints tor misdemeagors must first be made bo Ja mazirtrote, ws the Special searions have excta. Juriaciction of of nea of that grade, antes the ts sent to this Qoortat the instigation of the do 1, ‘The caves that vii come before you are rely cares which bave heen paseed upon by the magistrate, though ta cases of felony you NH the comvieiDt Wougd ao charge has been tho magwirate Toougn generally tt ts but pai O® BOTQEO4 that they snould have tho pri- 1g COMTonted with the accuser belore a ma- ‘Toot treq wenily yeratts m the diecbares of toe Wy, Where upee a” ox parte hoaring « bill would beve jon’. tt the exercise of your olscretion you would the righ) 10 reRd parties before & magistrate la any where no Waring baa been bad. siatute requires cha: | should charge you to ty *peciaiiy imo apy vielation of tho usury laws. i, if nov Pereoos within your jariediovon have BD \oteroet for Money ex weaibg BeveR per cent per requires tbat | shoul! call yoar special attention © on of we laws prohibiting lousries. Any pte neers Ie Spine cee gamers ty Sap gee men. eiso 1 quires that | ebould call your spems) attention thom. That consists of officers «of the Probibstory Liquor law, Toat lew has Son nd EE Me EY coreg we no right to find tadieimests thyt siagate, ee 0) W: coMsutativoal. riatute also directs that I shoud you to mo avy violsions of our election jaws. So tant cid our leqwintore cousider the necessity arg ‘p ite purity the elective trauobise, that ired that ino judges who admiuinter tho nel inw »bould. at the assembiiog of cach Graad st, call epectal &téntion to thee who violated law—a law, @ ine p erervaton of whiew, in its 1 depose’ 189 a wity of oer institnuoas. Too me thrown around ne ample protectioa, if the the iaw gives 10 protect us is property exercieed, M wat power ia delegated to corrapt unscee is acd ombitiows pea—to men who are 1g to racrifive the rights ot others to the gratit. of their OWM advancement, sad the realization ambitiou® ecbemes, the only redress the ciu- hes is by sopeating to the law. by appeatiag to place (ne crimina: befere the bar ot jastice, that y there atone jor hig crime, sod serve as au ox © wark others thot punienment will follow ucn Wnbto the present week our elty bas beon the Of cutray es at the potls woich aro humiliating to at mee, Buel dugracolul to those baving the power to fk them Inthe First ward of this olty, and almost ju hearing of the oflice of the Mavor aaa Cruof of Po Mm ibe opeving to the clusiag of the poils, there Courrant ecene of riot and Dloadshed. Respes: citizens, wu0 weLt peacefully to the polls to depoat vores, wore knocked dowa and aragged throngh etreets, whhout any interierence cn the part of Pobce t prevent the outrages Handreds ‘the polis by an organized band openly refused to allow the elecwor rule, Upleme it contained the wame of a cer. I beve mate these remarks thet you th: better appreciate the necessity or prompt action, ur part, of certain cases which will b® presented jour coorideration, [ will here add, thai a largo of the porce force was withdrawa from tao ard by order of the Mayor of our city—aad thu « Bumber of the police force were on fu fh on y of election, aud were engeged in aivanctig the ta of certain candidates, instesd of being enzaget fg the peace at the polls. By the sections of tho which } will by and by read to yoa, you wil i“ neglect of cuty’? by a police off sar, ia a mis nor, panisoudle by fine and imprisonment in pevitentiary, and the qnostion as to whether Padtic officer has neglected his duty is # question for 'y to pass upon. The statute applies to al: officers, ane ie ore not discr mizate between ei apd the lowest; but, if the evi lence justiies, all wno come within its provisions, There wit! ber of cases presented for your consideration. first call your attention to the lollowing section 0 ute: — ‘son shall, by bribery, menace, or o') Ma device w wer, eitaer ly oF indirectly, the sare, of eutfrige, at aay election thie State held pursuant to this chapter, or abal! thereat nitied. sueb person 40 offending and conanited shall ndged guilty ofa misdemeavor, and be used and iu Jed according 10 the discretion of the Conrt hefore which aavietion +hall be had: such fine in po case to exceed ve doviars, nor such Imprisonment one year, A sock” ae YOU Wil percelvy, tt Drow aud com- usive, and cases will be preseptes for your covsiie- uncer it There will also be cases preseuted to poder tbe following section — AD ‘ticer, duty is oF shall be enjoined by law upon any upon any persoa hokding any public trast or Fy "witfal ‘neglect 10 ‘uch daty, have heen made for a ach delinquency, shail be a misdemeanor. The for such offence may bea fine of $0, and one itmprisonment. 1 attention to uch eases. \inge the ering, snd saw citizens brutally vssault in very remarkable, though Diood ran wards in the city, and thouga mea now lie death from the wounds they received oa Of ewotion, gearce one of the offenders againat beon arrested by any of tho police. been applied fo- the past few wooks. aad incflinteney manifested by them on the day wo present in bold relief ta the peopie 3 fo comply is a misdemeanor, io resigation into the rearcos 5 will furvieh you with the statute, and tts provi- rally presented; very much evil may be done by ree. : z ail = 53 2 HT sa253% v4 LPS LG tote lt i ey s Court. LIAFALITY OF COMMON CARRIERS. lb —Haphari G. de triada ve. Welle @ Forgo’s Bz: jupary —T! fs was an sotion to recover somewhere {ENEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, The Turf. UNION CO KSK, L. I—TROTTING. Two trotting matcbe came off Wednesday after. Boon, which created considerable amuement for thore ‘who were present and witnessed ‘hem. The first trot ‘was for $500, milebeats, Det three in five, to 260 “Ib, wegons, between Haw ey and b. g. Shanghal. The race was won by Hawley, after four closely contested heats. The next match was for the same amount, mile beats, deat three in five, to harness, between b. m. Qneen Dido and ch. x. m. Lady Fillmore, which was won by the former after four beats, FIRST RACE, Fert Heat —Fhangbai won the pole. The bay broke Boon after leaving the score, and Hawley took the lead and opened a gap of two lengths to tho quarter pole. Fhapgbai closed vp the gap going down the backstroteh and around the lower turn, aud was beat to the stand by only baifelengtb. Time, 2:44. Betting two to one on Hawley. Seound Heat —Thin was a moet exciting hext. Hawle broke going wround the turn, but oaly jost half Jength, Hawley yoked the bay going down the back. ttretoh, and they kept thefr positions until they swuog on the homestretch, whea Svan bai showed his head. Then Hawley get his head in frogt, but then broke; aad Shapghai won the heat by balfaleng'b. Time, 2:44 14. Thre Heat —Bewng now even. Shanghai broke oa the t Hawiey took the polo before they got round ‘and was leaving tbe bay, but broke acon after ‘apd Sbangbai wont up to him @ length abead at the halt mile pole, Hawiey the bay at every siride coming down the homevtretoh, parsed Bhanghal at the distance stand, and won the beat by a neck and ghoniders. Timo, Furth Heat — Mr. Strong, tho owner of Sbanghal, now ok the ribbons, but alter the word '*Go”? wna givan, it Was good-bye, Shangbul. Hawley took the les, aod won the heat easy. Time, 2:49. Tho foliowing ts a suromery — Wxparxpay, Nov 6.—Match, $500, milo heats, best three ty five, to 450 Ib. wegons. Jas. Whelpley onmed g. g. Hawiey...... D. Piiter named b. g. Shaaphai. 3 fimo, %:44—~2:144— 2474 — 2:40, Samm Day—Maich, $510; mile heaw, beat three in five, in burness. H. Woedraff named b. m Queen Dida.... Jaa, Whelpley named ch. m. Lady Pillans Time, 2:44%5 ~2:44—9:47—2: CENTERVILLE OVURSE, L. 1.—TROTTING. Taurepay, Ni Trott ‘deat three in five, in bi Jas. Whotpiey named b. m. fanny Fern H, Woodruf! named chestuut gelding Saxn Day —For the proc: of th dest three in five, ip barness. 2 Mchaughian nausea b. cull i . Me. named b. m 3a! ler Mme 82 50D 2.85, UNION COURSE, 5, I.—TROTTING. ‘Twurspay, Nov. 6.—Matcb $600, mile heals, best three in five, to wegous. 0. Pfitermemed b. m. Sally Miller H. Woodruff named s_g. Pioogh Boy Paid @ame DaY —Match $1,000, two mile beats, in harness. 8. McLangbiin named b. m. Lady Moscow wW.W Baged b. m. lola. ee rom baa the Roches ter Union, Nov. 6.) wo over wit- Deneed sprung Up Yesterday afternoon an contiaued for the better part of ‘the night. Tue wind blew from the route weet, 3 hurricane in violence, and, if tho damye to gigns and chimpeye, awnings, Ac, is any criterion w ¢stimace tho ven on tre water, the shipping on the lakes must bave suffered immensely. Snortly after the gale came on a number of vessels were seen off the mouth of the Genesee endeavoring to the barbor for a refuge, and in tho early part of the ‘evenipg the most of them succeeded in getting tnside the piers, Dut pet out of danger. As they camo luside they drifted agairat the cast pier, and remalned there during the ight in great jeopardy trom the violence of the ‘waves dashing tb: w egainat tho pier. The schooner Foreet Queen, laden with Ddound from Oswego to Bemiiton, was so roughly ban: that she sunk beside the picr, Toe crow narrowly oscaped witb ss, ves, The euila of the vessels wore torn to Togs before this morning. They bad remained alongside the pier all ha and wore somewhat damaged, Shongn tay all kept ne Jsabe!, of Toronto, from Sodus, loaded with wood; Utica, laden wit galt at Oswego, bound to Toledo; Catharine, Darien, and Wid Rover, ail ightacd bound up the lake. Ruby, with wheat, bound to Oswego. ‘Titny, same cargo and Jestination. A schooner faiec \ make the entrance to the harbor ‘and run to the east of tho east pler, throw over her aa- ebors and rede out the gale safely. ‘The steamer Provincia) tired np this morping and went ‘to the relief of the vessels, The galc, however, subsiied before daylight, to a great extent, Dut a heavy sea was etill ropoing this morning. ‘The Amoricen steamer ara was out during the en tire pight, on ber passage Onwego, apd withstood the full foreo of the gale. She urrived here at halt par four this morving having been cloven hours coming sixty miles, Those on board the steamer represcat the gale to bave been very severc, Dut the steamor #1 no ‘The Higblander, trom Toronto, was duc about mid pight bet did po arrive. it i qaite probable tha! Capt. McBride found a refuge in some port on the north ghore. ‘Wht go to her rele. sehvontf Darien, Capt, Fliewa, Hee at the east pier, davite gone, tallrail carried away, and olber: wise much damaged. che is insured in the Northwes- wheels, ad ter tusite in good order ‘The Forest Qoeen, Gaps Zietand, sackon by the east ior, has 150 barrels of walt on boarn Nortaweatern. The roboorer Ruby, Capt. Wokham, was discharging scargo of 5.600 bushels of wheat vostorday ab Wilson, Niogara county, wheo the gale came oa. she rau beiore ‘the wind to this port sod got into the river lest might, with ai) sails gone yt one, hosts ant davite also gou~ and otherwise damaged, dhe ts inured ta the Féna, 0! Onwepo. ‘The schoover leahe!, from Sodus, with wood, ts loakiog badly, and will probably stok where ede ies, ‘The Castilitan and fifonay are vate inside withoat much a. ‘The bark Grest Weat and echo ner Beane Vista camo ‘thie morning 2°) sate. The renocner Utiea is at the wert plor, diemasted and © fend drat wyared tno wive Are several otter vereels higher up the river, bavin gig en Uy ph ese fhe wind ts vew, , M., hauling round to the north aad ts equally. witt’ snow, The veracls lying at the piers this morning owing to the Yesterday afternoon the corner stone of the English Rvangelical Lutberau Church of St, James, now in pro- gress of erection in Fiftoenth street, between Second aad ‘Third avennes, was isid with appropriate ceremonics. ‘The following is the order of oxercisos :-— }, Suteuten, Dyy, Sonawe, 3 2 by. ho otf 9 Mathew's charch. |. Read ft mre, mimidt, ry — in Pobiman. veer olicitation and collection, by J. 1. Schock. During the collection the choir sing “Kin Keeto Burge anser Got.” 9. Laying of the stone, by Dr. Pebiman. 0. Dexology— Praise God, from, sec. 638, ey, 5 . s » . Bess Sats Set oat a0, 807, e10, eT, 61%, O18, 74, 676, 877, 81. U. 8. Inetmer 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19 0 9B United States Commissioner's Court. Before Geo, W. Morton, Bag. Nov. 6.—The Panchita Slave Ship. —Penjamin J. Won- berg and Joho /” Woeks were held to bail in the a 96,000, op & charge of fitting ont the Panchite slave (rade. The New York Bible Soctety. M¥) 1 N@ OF THE BOARD OF MaNAGBRS—INTERRS (ING + \ TBMENTS CONCKANING THE CONDITION OF 5 1i¥- BY. ‘The regular meeting of the Board of Managers of the New York Bible Society was heid last evening in the American Bibie Society's house, Astor place. The exer. Gites Of the evening were opened by the President of the Board reading wr bib chepter of Romans The prin- cipal subject before the Board was the arrangement of ther fipances previous to their public meaiimg. Short reports were received trom several committees on local subjects, The Rev. Mr. R. H. Pearson, of Kentucky, was called pon by the President, and made some very interesting statements im regard to the destitniion of the Soriptare in Dir Buate, He paid that he formegly though} he hai a R000 Idea of the conditivn of this country, flerived from exu sive reading of religious periodicals, but perfectiy astounded in travelling through Kentucky to find puch # feartul destitution of the word of God. A large proportion of ovr native born cftzens had uo Bibles — many of them bad never seen ono =| have called at Places, raid be, and asked them ff toey had the Bible, to which the wap or Woman bas auswered, **I don't know. 1 dou’t know what Bible is.” [tave found thourands and tens of shouxends of native born Americaas who hv bo Bible. in onecounty, out of 523 families 148 had no Bibies ; ip another, out of 100 -tamilies 400 wore without Bibses; to avotner, out OF BM fefuilies 113 hud no Bibles. Ovt of 8C,000 families vmited there a0 averago dos titution of one qdarur. Ihave met men 60, 60, 70 and 80 years old who hai no Bibles; in one dwirict back i {he mountains, I found wp old man 90 years oid, wich a family of rixteengons. all grown up and sertied arquac him, Bo ove of whom hed a Bible; only two Bibles were in the place, Bnd they were D-ougatiuto it by marriage. ‘These are puetive facts, aod tbere are many persoog io those back, roogh mountein districts toat never sa” a wagon, They have vo roars; nothivg but nye pains A wheel woulo be ss complicated @ machine to toem as » watch or steam engine is vo 08. One of thew mou tainsern was Out 10 @ village one day, ana soving a wagon going along the rond Lhougut it a wonderful wa cbine, and rap after it to ace if the big wheels would oot catch up to tho small ones. (Great laughter.) Mr. Pearson coptinued his remarks w some length sa0wicg @copction of alluivs io Kentucky that is by no meanr fluttering to the honor, intelligence and improvemoat of that State. Nor cid the lergymen escape the norive of the reveren? 5; er. Be bad found three regular or- ip one county who had no Bibles; in- nently found olergy men without Bivies, snd tbe tgnorance of thoze who had Birles was wo great as to make thetr sermons and illustwations of Scripture ‘Wort riojevlous and abs. rd. He narrated several numor- some cocurrences wbish he had witnessed them which wore as fonny as ridiculuus, and set tbe Board into vproarious lavghier. The Board adjourned till the 27%h int. Theatrical, Musical, dic. Nin1o’s Gakpxw.—An attractive combipation of noyel- les, imcluding the great spectacular pantomime of “Blanche,” has been ee for the joint benefit of thors popular artists, Paul Brillant, Emile Mangin and Andruche Lehmann, which takes place this eveatpg. The Ravels, M’ilo Robert and all other javorites appear on the occaclon. Brovexam’s Bowsny.—Three of the manager’s most svocesetul dramatic productions are announced for this eveving. The first on the list is the romantic alfair styled the *-Demon Lover,” in which Messrs. and Whiting ana Mas Reignolds appear. The second is the exciting melo arams of the “Red Mask,” and the last is Mr. Brougham’s amusing version of *-Hamiet.”’ Burton's Tuxatae —The pew play of ‘Self proves guite as attractive es during the earher nights of its rep- reseptalion— it apytbing, the ofteper it ts witnessed the better it ts liked. This, |, 6 owing quiteas much to the exceilence 01 the cast a» to the merits of the piece. “Self” is to be failowed this evening by the laughable af- fair catled the ‘Serious Family.”” Wattack 3 Tozaten —In compliance with the nume- Tous solicitations of bis admirers, Mr, Wallack wiil tbis evening favor them with his suoertor delineation of the ebaracte: oi Sir Eiward Mortimer, in the piay of the “ron sg Iie saiiaiens te ay saeh be si be sup by the strength of tne company, ‘The Capisin Bre Waid »? and "Who Swie the Pocketbook?” follow. Casmnxes Sreget Turarrk —The thousands of friends to the retention of » good theatre in the lower part of the city—onoe tbat can be reached without inconveniences or ‘unpecestary expense by the sojournors at tre difforent Dotele—must cortainty foe! biguty pleased with the pr wouvage thus far so wortbily bestewei on Manager Eday, who to nig ht tenders the ‘<u: ker of Moscow,’ ** Wal. lace”? and the **People’s Lawyer.” Mustum —bould there happen to be any to ‘this ccemmunity who bave never scen Tom Thamb, the swallest men, and Mis Reid, the smallest woman ta the world, they are advised to visit the Museum to the de; ‘of the f rmer for Earope. * Dr. Dilworth’’ ts to be played this afternoon, and the drama of * Drod”’ in the evening. Broapway Varixnes —The more recent frequenters of this enug litle theatre express universal astooishment at the artiat like, comparatively faaitiess stylc ta which the petite Misees Louise and Mary, aad the still smaller Master George, delineate tbeir various parts in the “ Miser of Marseiticn,”” The play is wo be repeated, with the ‘Gui for Nothing,” to-night. Gwores Cawary axp Woop's Miverrais.—Various com! querade Ball,’ with Goorge as the facetious doorkeeper, closing ‘piece. Bucxiey’s SaRENADERS made another lucky move ia Dringipg out the burlesque of “ Dismals of the Drew? Swamp.” Their version promises to keep tho sia.» than apy of the numerous dramas on the same Bongs, &o., early in tho evoning, as usual. Court of Sessions. Before Reoerder Smith. CONSPIRACY TO MURDER. Nov. 6.—Phe People, on the Complaint of Livingston, a,st. M. Price Moore —This matier, which last summer male #0 much interest to the community, a-talog out of a charge by Alfred S, Livingston, of Trenton, New Jersey, agains: 5 five years’ in Revere, po go cane ome Ae of z conspiracy aad lop; sub) Moore gave bail, op the day fixed tor the hearing before tae Jusiics, nis original counsel mioun Jeretood of beglected bis busine, and the were sent to the District Attorney, wc, whoo tohrmed by hia present counsel of the faci, di- rected the papers to bo returned to the Jnstice, apd that ap examination sbould be bad. Before this conlt be done the papers were got before the Grand Jury, aud av indictment found On this statement of facts, conceded ‘by the District Atiorney, the Recorder directed tuo la dhotment to be quashed. Another Feature tn the Hautington Affair. SUPE! OR COURT ~ BPRCIAL TERM. Before Hon. Juego Bosworth. Nov. 6.—Fihan #. Bishop and John W. Stewart va. Wit Liam H. Halwry and others —The piaintifts, aa jadgment creditors of Charles B. Hontingion, by @ corfession of A obtaiged op tho 18tb of Octooer for $17,272 7x, ). Bs Tallmadge, eet up that the jucgment was odtaiae! by collusion with Buntingion afer the arsignment, aad i+ frendulent and void. The defondanta also ions: that the pent, Bebop, as Bunt "9 aavignee wader the eo cond assignment, cannot also claim ay judgment fe to wey property Mvered by the two en oats The Judge took the papers, and decision is reserved. Personal Intelligence. Goverpor Clark tins dectined to soups the invitation of the Railway Committce to visit Mont-esl. ARRIVALS. —Mr J Addie aad lnty infan k; Mr iB 7 wk, of Eeglandt; Mee 1 Miller, of New Jersey; Botton, Norfolk, &c_ in steumship Jomestown—8 W Cochran, ‘Mrs Mullen, Mrs Munsey, Mre M Uookay tt T y aod daughter, Mr Hart, R Collins, Mrs 1 hot. K Walton. J © Brown, I. B Lord and lady. J a With. W Aseabucy, AH Gil’, # Kayton, R Daniel, Si Stone —and DEPARTURES. By € RM Limroermman, B CR Porter WH suntord, Bin steerage. from Roston—Mr F Brown, L A Bigelow, EJ Crocker nnd wife, Jes Pullerion and wile. ea Pulie:ton and Geo Roberts, Lowden, Mr and Mre tlieek. Miss Nehworth, Fitchburg: Me Lowden, Mr y tutteoic. Miss Aleck Mesars FF eeimeds ober Ripley. J) McKeon. J French. | Rw York, Mr Abenbelm, St Lows W ¢/ Ghia! P Morse, Wisconsin, J Corewel Indiana; MM Boer, Ca'Woraia; AC Ver Charles Wm Madiand, Kong and; + D Nain, and John Jona Taglar, Gaba; ner, U Verner and a site Canada; ROT Perry . = . Pot Halex eri y " ’ , & tobta, FW Georg? ant Y Warore f Alten nul ren, Hilf, . Brite army; Mra Brows @ y. Mr ond Aersiey Joha Peonington, wite and broiber, Miss jaster Penni and Rev J Stewart, Canada—20 i, 72 Por burg, and Richmond, in the steamsh p he 5 tay on ong Indy. ie ag a ane neato, i Sieg an Mes For Charteston. ip mea Marioo—W b Backs © ¥ and ms Ha fbul Berane Car ieonsie wnt r ovell aud ity, H Ranerof, A” l a 1, Gooeman, Miss ATi Irving, Miss iy BY and lady! 8 8 Brown, M Jurnte ‘Theo Ptont, Kk, Jno Lite and Indy, OM Tor Oray, P a therty, ¥,' dno Connor, Jas d « Li » & Reni, incon, Wan ne DW Wee ed Pa 2 , Dodge~ ‘iMiwms, John H Jackson, sticamship Knorvilie—Mra Geo Lively Re Mire Hamil a: B Citizen's Prose 25 tot | —Bucbasas, 1 Mger Web ans Pe a. sitions Atheives | with a Case, cheapest in he world.—Five bundred daily at Si7 Broadway. ———________ ‘White's Hat, Fall Style—148 Vulten strest, between ‘ay and Nassen street, Hats, Caps and Furs, of E: le and quality, & FORD 2800TT' to thosawer? ” November. —Ladi-s, Winter ts Coming, and if xen mie madera, bution dad eater boots sad hows, Lula rubbers, &e, for yourselves _e, J.B. 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Have you a sioking seas Yon at the pit of the st and palpitation of tie hea Are you troubled with flatuiency? If 40, a cours» of Holle way'e pile, acting upon the ae will restore you + pertert FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MARKET, Taunspay, Nov, 6—6 P, M. The bulls had it all their own way in the Stock Excbange to-day. At the first board there was « rampant market, and prices run up rapidly an largely. The sales were to an enormous extent, and notations were well sustained up to the close. It i- very (seldom that we see such an inflation go soon a’- ter such a depression as has been recently realizes The wildest excitement existed among operator: for a rise, and thee was about the same rash to get in, as we noticed a few days since to get out. Ar the first board, Delaware and Hudson advanced 1 percent; Pennsylvanix Goal, 3; Cumberland, } Cleveland and Toledo, 14; Ilinois Oentral,1; New York Central Railroad, 2}; Erie, 2; Panama, 1; Reading, 3}; Michigan Central, 1; Michigan South: ern, 1; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 13; Galena and Chicago, 3. State stocks and railruad bonds re- main without material alteration. The upward movement was confined this morning entirely to the speculative stocks. Most of the traneuctions at the first board were on time, pretty equally divided be tween buyer’s and seller’s option. Some stocks on the list are now higher than they have been for se veral months. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay:— $.0,00 Mil. & doricon RR. Oo. 8 per cont mtg. bds. Intercst asded... seeeeceeee wes 16 8,090 Pacramento City 10 per cent baw , iat. added 64 1,(40 Lage Eric, Wabash & St. Louis RR. do. 681; 1 000 Lackawana R. R. 7 per cent bonds.. do, 68%, 20 abs Wells, 10 & Co's Express. 9 Sixth Avenue Raiiroad......... 20 Union Inoia Rubber Sapery-. 1296 St. Nicboiag Fire Insurance any 30 Greenwish Fire lusurance Company 10 bxceisior Fire Insurance Company 8 Commonwoalth Fire Insurance 4 Market Bank .. 20 Artisans’ Bau! 9). 5 do. do 76 Tradesmen’s Bank. tae. 100 Grocers’ Ban! 104 10 Park Bank... . RXECUTOR’S SALE, 90 Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company . 10 Merchants’ Fire Insurance Company, Age 26 Broadway Fire Insurance Company, oy 20 Trving BAUR... cee ceeeseceeee 308), Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekly sale o! stocks and bende will take place to-morrow (#1: day) at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex change. At the second board the market showed conside table weakness, and the transactions were to some extent, at lower prices. The decline in some stock» was considerable. New York Central Railroad fei: oft 1j per cent.; Erie, 3; Reading, 4; Michigan Cev tral, 4; Michigan Southern, }; Cleveland and To ledo, }. La Crosee and Milwaukie sold at $0 por cent cash, being an advance of 5 per cent on the lasteale. After the board 82 por cent cash was pil, and no sales, After the board other stocks were lower, and the market closed feverish. A little bed news now from any quarter would knock stocks down as fast as they have advanced; and, as it is the probability is that purchasers will realize a profit where they can. The market has risen too tast to be permanent, and we muat look for a reaction. The Assistant Treasurer reports thic week as fu) lowa:— Teal Total Payments, Botance. 415,880 97 13,260,518 1» 132,524 97 18.284'998 uw 0 640.248 04 35,074,785 «+ ‘949,066 UA 13,025,646 4» The warrants entered at the Treasury Departmeut ont! and en 18 BOUFCER.. . ‘Om account of the navy..... . The receipts of the Covington and Lexington Railroad for the mouth of October, wove as follows:— For passengers w0a tom 8.749 6s War repay warrants received From miscollaneon: Receipts for tho year enoing Oot. 31, Don do. do. do. 46,003 wv 7,972 12—8254,495 95 eter $22,652 81 The earning sof the La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad Company for the month of October, 986,673 76 14,000 00 TOM eee eereeeeceeees seceeseceeeeseee sB100,018 75 ‘The total gross earnings of the La Crosse road in the first ten months of the present calendar year follows:— me ee oom ann Mrewacnre Raitnoan, 6 ABBE. 86,078 78 Wath i5 Tl besncenenete ve: erste, AAD TT A ifficalty has already occurred between Mr. Cul. len, the new President of the Reading Railroad, and the coal men. Mr. C. insists on a non-allowance on dnmpage, which the late President always allowed, and an indignation meeting of coal operators is oall- ed for tomorrow. The effect of this difficulty will be immediately felt in the receipts of the road, and may lead to a strong compination to employ other outlets for coal shipments, 1856, '"" The eatimate for the whole of this year, 1856, was $400,000, and here we have an excess of $25,000 on ten months’ business It is now estimated tha: te remaining two months will give about $150,000, which added to the above, will make an aggregate of $575,000 for the year. We should not be surprised to see it go over six handred thousand dollars. The gross earnings since July 1, period of only four months, have- been $244,503 71. For the lasts x montha of the present calendar year the earnins: will not vary much from four handred thousaad dollars. Twenty-six miles of the Northern Central Railway is now ready for delivery to the company by the contractors. It extends from Bridgeport, opposite Harrisburg, to Millersburg. A locomotive and cara have passed successfully over the track between the points named. This at once makes a clear opening from the Lykens Valley anthracite coal region to Baltimore, and they may soon expect supplies thence of coal. The work, we learn, is progressing rapidly towards Trevorton, and will apeedily be opened to that region. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have de. clared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. Mr. John Tucker has resigned the presidency of the Reading Railroad Company, and Mr. R. D. Cul: len has been elected to {ill the vacancy. Mr. Cullen bas been Vice President for some time, and is inti- mately acquainted with the road and its affairs. We understand that Mr. Tucker has accepted the presi- dency of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. In relation to the coal trade, present and prospec- tive, the Philadelphia Ledger says:— Those who express fear that the additional outlets for Pepnayivania’n great st ple, anthracite coal, 1s likely to ‘pjare the coal carrying business by so dividing it as to make tt unprocuctive generally, may take courage !a the fact that to our exbaurtiess mines of antbracite New York and New Eogland must maialy look for their supply of coal—the apoual amount of whch they now require en Utles that article and the trade which it supporia to the Particular attention of the public, for ouch aud all of them are directly or incirectly connected with it. Bai this immense and rapidly growing trade, as 1s observed by aD ligent cotermporary, is pot to be confined > whe anthracite wWone, for by the means of counect ‘og links with tbe ‘main lines of raurosts now ia ‘ure, tho Seaboard will be pnt in direct conuection by rail with the bituminous regioas of Maryland and of Northwestern Pennsylvania, where this article exists in auch exhaustless beds that should the trade even excced the wildest theories in theso days of speculation, thou sands of years would fail to drain them. Wood’ is be- coming scarce, and consequently dear. In a few yoars the use of that article, as mel, must entirely disappear, ‘and aptbracite and bituminous coal take its place, bota in the city and the country, for all manufacturing and cult osry purposes, in ge0eMl way here, aud for the aeperatiog of scam, whether on land or ocean. With oor Tamdly mcreasing population, and corresponding ex- paption of Our mercantile srd manatactaring porsutts, we cae place no limits, at this time, to the coal tonsage which we may require in afew yeas hence, As a mat (er Of necunsity wo shall want various transporting roads tfpbe coal flelus, for nv ane ‘ine will be able to meet the supply, and, as 4 metter of economy. direct ues and descending grades, if poraitsle, are imperatively demand ed. In these reepeots, tho Reading Haitroad, the Lehigh Valley, the Belvidere and Trenton, anc some sections of tho road pointiog trom oar mines to the borders of the State of New York and the great Northwest, commend themselves to pectal favor. They deserve sympathy, and will receive the encouragement of every man who consults bis own interest and the public good. The report of Professor James Hall, New York State Geologist, on the property snd resources of the Ward Coal and Iron Company, has just been completed and presented to the stockholders, The company’s estate embraces 2,912 acres of land at Barrallville, Maryland, is situated upon both sides of Jennings’ Run, upon the north fork of that stream, and upon the easterly margin of the Camberland coal fleld. Itis nearer to the city of Cumberland and to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, as well as ‘to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, than any of the tracte within that basin from which coal has been worked to any extent. The estate, in its relative po- sition to railroads, has superior advantages. The company are pow at woak upon its valuable deposits of fire clay, and will soon have several machines in operation for the manufactare of fire brick. It is the intention of the managers to thoronghly deve- lope this resource before taking hold of their im- mense coal veins, iron ore and limestone beds. This is a wise policy—one so different from that generally followed, that it must attract public attention. In relation tw this resource uf the company, Profeaso Hall eaye:— J Large 4 be : i] 32342 g 3 one-tenth the distance of W ansportation, while your kilos are situated almost at tho muoths of mines. Steck Exchange. THURADAY, 1856. $2000 Ten fe, 90.290 91% 600 whe Erio Ri cir 20000 Virginia WD von. oa ot 00 61K Bike 200 x 89% 900 7% 00 a U7 abe Ha Commerce 104600 a Beek Fg jo ‘J je 34 Park . ON 200 “a » 49 15 Sixth A 88 56 Venema 90 ¢ 200 do. a 609 40... 00 9055 16 Glev,Coi RR. = 200 do. in 00 ao. 80 78 200 do 1K 00 do. ite 1000 do. ited ‘700 do, 3 0 60 7 700 do n 200 do. 78 400 do. 7% wo do 7 ‘, 200 do. cid " 160 do. 7 a) 00... B80 200 do. my 400 11 Cen RR,..b90 116 = B00 do... Tt 100 do 116% 100 do. iT 200 do. 7 00 93, 200 8 200 ot 7 05 15 0456 200 Oh 86; 400 rtrd so «=O MIS os 86 200 eT 85% 100 8 8555 800 RAY 26% 800 8K 85 280 ca aK 200 a7 tex ‘to HH * 100 pias . 85% 200 cy 8 87 wh hi 2” 6e test eh 600 me 61 1000 [ty 61}, 10 Galena AChio RR 169) ety 20 do i @y 200 0 110 Oly BOARD. 200 es Erio RR os 100 do. 7 86 400 do. 7 85% 500 do. bi ou 50 Mich Contral L Ls ja waar as fen Sx 100 +08 Sis "se mi Central HiR... 148-9 604, 800Cloy &TOIRR.bYO TO 980 40... 880 O93G $oxt 60 dos sbS. BeNg GO% 100OH ARIGRR260 925 6 21 ta Crome WiIRR 80 2 a 5 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. 1, Nov, 6-8 P. Me a de ‘TavnsDa) ASEES —Sales of 25 bbis. pots were made —The Long Haxail and Galleron, . Capadian was in light supply, prised 200 a 800 bis, without change in prices. South. ern brands were heavy, aud cloced dull ai the above quo- tstious. The sales comprised sbout 1,200 bbie. floor was easier, with eales of about 100 pbis., at $32) a $5 Corp mea) was steady, with sales of New Jersey at $3 440.83 60, Buckwheat was steady at $2.0 $2 1234 por 100 lbs. Wheat was heavy and about 2c, per buahe! lower. The sales embraced about 40.0.0 a 45,000 buehols, includ- ipg Canadien white at $I d4a $1 07; white Wosterm at $1 €2 8 $1 68 ; red Southern at $1 S20 $158; Milwaukie club at $1 45. and Chicago spriog at $i o7. Corn was from 1 a 2 cents per bushel lower ; the seles were con- Mned 10 abou; 20,000 @ 26,000 burhols Western mixed at We. 71360. yea sale of Oanad.an was repored at B2IC., de . Barley waz quiet, Outs wore steady ‘at d4c' a 45e. for State, und at 470, a 4c, fur Chicago. Cure —sales of 660 bags of Rio wore made at 1040. alle. Cortoy.—The foreign news produced no deeided effect upon the rarket, while the saloz embraced about 2,000 bales. chlody based upon middling Uplands at 1246. @ 2340. KBIGETS —To Liverpool, ade it 30.€00 240.000 bushels of grain wero opyaget, at 83g. 8 94, 0 bags and bull; 1,500 bola. Hour, at 28’, and 500 bales of cotton, from the €ock, st 6-02¢. To London. 10,000 boshele grain were engaged, in aye, at ld. To Giaxzow. 14.090 vashels of grain were engaged, at Lixea. and ome lots at 2e Ga. n Sa, Tet tor Glasgow, was fall with grain at L2d., Exgoge men's (0 contivental ports wer: 0. 1,009 bbls. donr, at p. t., The reamer Edinburg, and tlone at de, Viet, and rates of rairine embrace’ 400 boxes of 0 bal! boxes, and 109 do. quarters, for export, at p t. Hors were steady, with sales of about 120 bales new athe al03c.a lle. Old were quiet at Go a be Lom wes tmactive, at 856. for common, und $1 1234 for lump. eventedne —Xpirits of turpentine were more demly heid, wb swell salee at 4fo., cash, Crude, with rosin, Were quiet. and prices without quotable change. On —Englieh bnseed wae Susctive; small sales were made at $1881 02, cash; cruce, whale and sperm are ouil. PROVINIOSS —Pork—The market was besvy and lower, ‘With raler of 200 a 800 bb's. mees at $70 50, prime was at $15. Beet was im fair request ai steady prices; of about 150 bbls. were freportod’ at $) a 27 for coumtry prime, apd ms ‘meen at $4504 $950 and repacked mo at $0 a $11. Beef hame were gaint. Cat meat were dul; small sales of shoulders were reported af 630. a CXo., end bams atOc.29Xc Lara was easier, with sales of 160 a 200 bois, at about 12%{0. a13Ke. Butter ad cheese were in fair demand nt prices, Rick was quiet at 40 a 450 w4 ie asked. BvGARS.—The market was tnactive, thovug» prices were quite pteady, with sales of aboot 800 » 400 hhds. Ouse mureovado, at 9.8 93c., with small lots primo grades ‘at 10e:, and 100 boxes from Havena (No. 10), at 9346. “AOVEATISEAERTS KENKWED EVERY OAY. Fer Situations and Help, sce sixth page. C.D.PRRDRICKS, AS. 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R. oeaitaitaa, S05 Broadwao; Zelbgr, 44 South Tuied vest, Qanccase AT EVANS Extensive CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, ‘6 and 64 Fulton street, Between Gold and Cittf streets, Fine biack cloth » and Raglaos Petersham sacks... Ribbed beaver arto Lion shin Ragiane. . buy beaver oversoata.. Splendid pilot overceats, ha berm Ps RoODY—BLoopeoon.—On Thureday, Noy. 6, the Rey. Dr. Crocker, of Bt. John’s cnureh, tReet Mr. Frases Pasnopy, Jr., of Salem, Mass., 10 Mise Hauew, onugbwr of Netaniel Bloodgood. Aakox—Levy —On bere Nov 6, by the Rev. J. J ons, Mr, A. J. Aaron, ty of Balumoro, 10 Mis Hamumts Lavy, of this city. Baltimore Chipper and Sun please copy. Bxapy—Brows.—On Wednesday, Nov. 6, by the J.T. Peck, Mr. Joun G. Baavy, of thie city, 0 Mrs, xretta E. Beows, 01 Petorsburg, Va. Petersburg, Va., papers pleaso copy. Kotuve—Newooes —Oa Wednescay, Nov. 6, by the Rey. Frederick @. Clark, Mr. Jax A Rotavaw to Mies Jaxa¥ Amaypa, dangbter of Bon. 0. Newoowh. Mantas p— Micaaxts,—On W. peony. 3 a br ee wg ber of Jobn J. ., all OF } Teveit-—faamran On Wedtcaday, ~g Rev. tae W, » er Ay A A. Beaaefler, tormeriy of and Paliimore papers please copy. Denar—MoOatiom — Oo Wednesday ev oe Nov. by the Rev. John Lilie D.D., Mr. Avemave D. Donne to ee ©. MoCaLLom, both of Tupby Book, N. Y. Oraxge county papers please copy. ‘Troxsi—Ccnmem.—On Thartday eventog, Nov. = the + osid: nce of her father, Thos. Cadbirtn. by the e Mr Putoey, Mr. W L. Troxet, of Louleville, Ky., to Miss JItiis Cor amen, of tots > iple tive, ‘Teeny cach others smiies tnrobeh life; an aa spd yl 4 8 neve! loving wife. Lovtet ile papers pleas copy. Wrxnros—srewar—On thursday, Nov 6, by tho Kev Charles 5 Hageman, of Poughkeepsie. Mr. Onaxume 8. Wrreisees. of Columbus, Obio, to Miss J, onmw- Akt, of tote etty. Ubio and Poughkeepete paper please copy. a mea, Patwwiw —On Toeaday, New. 4. of ho Cusman & Tavwim, aged 90 years, Ml'moutba, and af MO His remaina were taken to (ireenwood for tnter- Exstaee —On Toursdsy morning, Nov. 6, Mr. Jams Hiaaimen, ip the 65th yrar of bie age. bd ‘The friéods and of the famity are re- Speotiu'') invited to attena the funeral, from his late re midenes, Nu 78 Washington street, Brooxlyn, this efter- in 08 Wecneeday, Nev. 6, Mi Josarn Cassa, —on We , Nov. 6, Mr. ued t monte. ey BL at and thove of his Joreph and Wiltam AT@ reepectfully Invited tena for ra trom ube remdeoce of hie father, aig. No avenve, this afternoon, a} pene HDs remaine will be interred in Greenwood Oo metery. Guy —On Thureday morning. Noy. 6, Many Axm, the end Mary Oliver, beloved dacehter of Theophilus 1 pear § ncothe one 4 65 ‘The [riende and relat.ves of the tamity are respectfully invited 'o attend the foneral, thir afternoon, at one o’cleek, ire m the corner of Tenth etreet end Division ave. rue, Brooklyn, without further invitation. O'Coxsen —Un Wednesday, Nov. 6, Mr. O'Cosxom of disease of the heart, at bey ® muptby and & ‘be frienes of the emily, and those of his brothere Michael ant Innit 0 Commur, aleo of bie brother te law, Jowes MoMurtas. are invited to attead the — Torr ning. a ten o'clock, at Mt. Andrew's charch, a fequiem masy will be offered for the repose of his eoul. Clank — (On Thursday, Now 6, Mr, Comsmuve CLann, ip Om af Ht i the 224 yror of bis age. | His friends an relettves are Invite? to at. tend the funeral, from bie late No. 70 Sativa street, 1m Soturéay afternoon, at one o'clock, withous farther notice. Rn gy.—On Thnreday, Nov. 0, Mre. Carmmuwe, wife of Anthony Wiley Fer frieo?s and those of ber brother.in-inw, Riley, are invited to attend iho funerei. on ator af rnecd, at half past to o'olodk, from the hae a Genco of Ber sitters, M. and E. Muinobill, corner of Sintth