The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1857, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, —Ci‘CNCO#C(#(:t(tété(;t#((iété(i#é#é#é#w#w#4w..gew.ga=—eeeeeeerrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee NEW YORK HERALD. | ee saMES GOKRDOE BENNETT, Gelume XEN... veneesees seen sere IN@e BTR AMUSEMBFTS THIS BVENING. — AROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Bosr Boor—Lirts Tonia Ns MesMRKIEM, wISLO% G@AROBM, Broadway—Tigur Bors Fasre— ‘Sworet Maggisce— Bianca BOWSEY TURATRR Bowery—Pizineo-Sarvaton Rosa —Bo.i01's Bavexen, BUATOMS NSW YHRATRS. Broadway, opposite Bond— ‘Bouno ap Juvist—Taring It On, WALLAOK'S THEATER, Broatway—Osmtis, VHRATRR, Broadway—Stui Wares usURa KERR'S Bowe Rese—~Siam Ligne Guan. NEW OLYMPIC THEATRE, Beniayg Coons Jou - Brace StRUCK—ALL THB WowLn's a Sr, ACADEMY OF WUSIO, Fourtecath ot—Itatias Orama— Locus vt Laman moor. BSARNDWS AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broacway—Gowas ay ze WISH | rameneeadlineammael om Oczax Ganper-- ones, es. @E0. OARISTY & WOOD'S MINSTERIA 4 Broadway MuneTREAEY = Rrsi0rian —BLsck DOORRERFAE. MBOBAAIOS HALL, é72 Broadway—Meaxo Mapu - Boeiecas Qecus Br Bevaxys Murase. aa = Rew York, Saturday, October 3, 1857. She News. We have three days later news from Europe. The steamchip Arabia, which left Liverpool on morning of the 10th ult., arrived at this port yesterday morn- ing. In the Liverpool cotton market prices were firmly maintained at an advance of one-eighth of a penny. Flour was scarce,and had advanced six pence a barrel. Sugar was less active, at unchanged prices. The demand for money in the London mar. ket was very brisk. On the 18th ult., consols closed st 901 a 90). Shares of every description had fallen comsiderably on the Paris Bourse, and the conaition of the Vienna money market, as well as that of many of the German banks, attracted a good deal of uneasy attention. The American money crisis was commented on extensively by the press. From India we have additional news brought by the Bowbay mail to London, and telegraphed from Caloutta, by way of Trieste, to the English Foreign Office. The dates are: — Calcutta 10th, Bombay Léth, aud Madras 17th of August. The advices are very important. Delhi was still held by the mutineers, who made fierce sorties on the English troops, amongst whom the cholera bad appeared so severely that it was reported they kad to retire from before the city. Gen. Havelock’s victorious career was in. terrupted by the same enemy, and he was forced to fall back on the ruins of Cawnpore, in order to | nurse bis sick. There was a partial rising of one regiment in the Bombay Presidency, whilst the Governor General was forced to disarm bis body | guard in Calcutta. Lord Elgin had arrived ia that city from China with a emall body of troops. The | Punjab was slightly distarbed, and the English troops had been defeated, near Arrak, with a loss of two bundred men. Reinforcements were beginning to arrive, however, and it was confidently hoped that the Duropeans would triumph soon. From China the dates are Shanghae 15th, and | Hong Kong 26th of July. Silk was higher. It is | @aid that the people ia Pekia were in a wretched state trom a scarcity both of food and money. From Madrid it is reported that General Concha would be retained in office as Captain General of Cubs. The Narvaez Cabinet was very unsteady, owing to the near approach of Queen Christina to | the capital. It was even reported that the Premier had resigned. The Spanish-Mexican negotiations | Fort Bridges with the intention of contesting the progress of the United States troops now on the way to Utah. The American General Committee had rather au exciting time of it last evening. The subject of con- firming the nomination of F.C. Wagner for Gover nor of the Almshouse, was, after a long debate, laid on the table. The other candidates put forward by the eeveral conventions were adopted. The Ninth ward difficulty occupied the attention of the com. mitiee most of the evening, in an exciting debate. It was firally referred to a committee of three, The Seventh Assembly District Nominating Convention ‘was put off until the 12th inst. ‘The Citizen’s Executive Committee met at Con- vention Hall last evening, selected permanent officers, filled up vacancies in the committee, and discussed the probabilities of effecting a union of all parties opposed to the present city government on one set of candidates. The case of Sarah Sands, keeper of a disrepu- table houwe in Eleventh streot, which was been pending for some time in the Special Sessions, was brought to a conclusion on Thursday, by finmg her $50 and binding her in the sum of $500 w pursue a different avocation in future. ‘The cotton market yesterday was quist and the quow tions nominal. The only movement was confired to ship- ents to Liverpool on owners’ account. Fiour, owing to the penio and some less favorable news from Engiand, became depremed aid unsettled, with wide margia be- tweea forced cash sales and transactions effected in the uscal form, Superfine and Western State soid for cash dewn 0 64 25 and as bigh as 6476, Extras were also depress. ed. Canadian and Southern also gave way, but not in the same ra io. Wheat fell about § cents per bushel for com mon Southern white and fair to cood reddo. No Western wheat of momest was sold. Corn was In light stock and firmer, with esies of Weetern mixed at 710. a 120., chiefly at the latter figure. Pork was dull and prices lower. Sales of sugars were confined to 200 a 800 bhds., at rates given in apothor column. Cofiee was quiet but stoady, Fre'ghts wore stiff, with wheat, in bags, for Liverpool, at €Xd « 7d.; flour was at 2s.,and cotton at <d. They were also firm for London, with moderate epgsgoments. The News from India. By the Arabia, arrived yesterday morniog, we have telegraphic advices from Madras to 17th aud Calcutta to 10th August. The news is important. Part of it is positive and may be relied on. The Governor General has at length disarmed his body guard, the finest cavalry regiment in the Indian army, consisting of picked men, many of whom had served for years. The order was un- expected, bat was silently obeyed. All the de- pots of arms and munitions ic Calcutta were di- ligently guarded, as an outbreek was expected on the occasion of the approaching Mohammedan festival. Of the two British armies in Bengal, one--that encamped befure Delhi—had not taken the place; the other—under General Havelock— afier marching to within a day's journey of Lucknow, had been crippled by cholera and forced to return to Cawnpore, heavily laden with sick and stores. A body of 300 infantry had at- tacked the mutineers at Dinapore—with a view to rescue some English prisogers who were ia their hands—and had barely escaped annihila- tion, two hundred of their number being left on the field. Besides these items of authentic news, rumors had reached Eagland by telegraph to the effect that the mutiny had broken out iu the Bombay Presidency, and that some officers and others had been murdered; also, that Gen. Reed bad died, and that the British army before Delhi had retreated to Agra, having lost mauy men by sorties and by cholera, These rumors, thoagh discredited in were going on pleasingly in Paris and Madrid. The Atluntic telegraph cable was about to be | landed from both the Niagara and Agamemnon, and stored in the government dockyard at Plymouth. It was boped that it would soon be successfully laid on ite original route. A good deal of interest was felt with respect to ne approaching conference between the Czar and the Emperor Napoleon. The Czar had arrived in Lerlio. The delegates to the great Convention of the Evavgelical Alliance had met in session in Berlin Rev. Dr. Baird represented the Presbyterians and Jiisbop Simpson the Methodists of the United States. Mr. Wright, United States Minister to Prusala, ad- | Cressed she meeting | Prom 4 a ¥e bave news dated at Sydney on | the Ista, and at Melbourne on the 22d of July Gold | ws 1 large ebipments were be ing mice I much as four millions ars worth of the metal London. Ecropean aad Cui c some severe fights. had aire reached Captain Clements, of the brig Ashby, which ar ved st this port yesterday from Port au Prince, re | ports that much sickness prevailed at the Latter | place when he left. The Ashby lost two men by fever on the voyage, end her mate is now very wick ‘The vessel ix detained ot Quarantine. We have interesting uews from Mexi The ec © esiustic ntents in Puebla bad fomented aoolber outbreak, which was only suppressed by the of the republic Many arrests were ms Disturbances of a like ch ter in various ' of the country are reported. A formidable revoiu‘ion had breken out in the province of Gus. Galajars, but we are not advised as to its origin or jecta f an Reports were rife invasion of Sonora from California A very numerous meeting of the bondhclders and stoekbolders of the Erie Railroad was beld lust pight at the Mermatile Library, for the parpose of | taising & loan of ix millions to relieve the road from its difficulties. becription book was Opened, and « committee appointed to make col- lections. We give » report of the proceedings else where. Yesterday Recorder Smith admitted Dr. Catlin, the principal sector in the baby farce, to bail ia the fam of $5,000, to appear as a witness on the trial of Mrs. Cunningham for producing a frandulent heir to the Bardell estate. The District Attorney de © ined f ing the name of the Doctor's surety, as be doesn b it to be made public at present. The Fpiscops! Diocesan Convention conciaded its eession last evening. Various reports of commit feos were received, affording interesting information Oo the affairs of the dioceses. The proposed amend ments to the constitution, after a very long and Claborate debate abd y * attempts to amend Sad substitute, were br ack to the com mittee, The final act the Couvention om this | mubject is thus postpone r for two years. We are informed that Mr. Yeadon £ the edi tore of the Charleston Cowrur, lew t this morning for his home, having oo W ee tan Gischarged the duty of divinterring the mortal re mains of the late Hugh Swinton Legar’, ai Mount Aaborn Cemetery, near Boston. The to be removed to Magnolia Cemetery, 1 Charles fon. Our readers will recollect that in 154%, Mr. Legaré, then Attorney-General of the United States coring the administration of Mr. Tyler, visited Ho: ton, in company with the President and the mom bere of the Cabinet, in order to take part in celebration of the anniversary of the batie of Bao ker Hill. On the morning of the anuiversary he was attacked by disease, which speedily terminated his existence, The city authorities of Boston pro poeed to erect a monument in honor of Mr. Legaré Dut the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr, Spencer, con widered it was the especial duty of Congress to do so mains « in the Congressional barying ground. Congres: however, failed to act upon the matter, and recently a izene of Charleston have teken the proper feps to do monumental honor to one of South Caro: Lina 6 most gifted and patriotic sons & Lexington, Mo., paper announces the arrival of ® pentleman at that place from Great Salt Lake City, who states that the Mormons were fortifying | ther filibusteriug | England, appear to us to be quite probable. The wonder has been for some time how the Bombay Presidency was kept quiet; but for the rigid cen- sorship enforced over the press in that Presiden- cy, we chould doubtless bave beard more about attempts at mutiny. As for the army before Delhi, it would be a pleasant thing to hear that they were ia any place of safety. Tux Ouzarxe Howse Svaram—Some Ove years since, one of our bankers went out to Lon- Gon, and stayed there some time, He studied the banking syetem of England, and on bis way home elaborated in his mind the Clearing House system, by which each bank pays its debts to the others every morning, and there are no debts or credits between bank and bank. The adoption of the eystem bere was imitated in Boston, but rejected in Philadelphia aad Baltimore. This Clearing Heuse system, combined with the weekly publication of the bank returns—by far the greatest improvement of the age in bankiyg —has been the salvation of our banks during the present crisis, They have not been allowed to tuin themselvee. We hope our friends in the West and in Pennsylvania will study the pheno- menon. THE LATEST NEWS. . ‘The etary Crisis. FALLING OFF OF T GOVERNMENT KLVENUB—RE- DBEMPTION OF THE PUGLIY DEST—INVSSTMENT OF INDIAN TRUST PUNDS, Wasumrarom, Ost. 2, 1857. ‘The financial pressure te seriously afocting tho pud- ic revenue, The treasury recoipis last woek amounted OBIY WO... eevee $690,261 Drafts paid... 1,646 613 Drefts leaned. ..... 1,829,636 Reduation for ihe week 1,169,429 But a smal! amount of public debt came to bat @ large amount is expected to morrow. The Sccretary of the inierior has recently invested neariy one million dollarg tn the State stocks of Misrour!, Penusy!- vania, Iliaois, North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia, in trust for the various Indian tribes, Ali but fifty tnousand doliars of that amount bas been drawn from sbe treasury. ‘The present time was chosen for the inyestmont, in order to contribute something towards tha relict of the money market, while $180,000 bas thas been realized ta the tranaacti cn for the Indians. AFFAUKB IN PHILADELPHIA—DRMOCRATIC OPPOSI- TION TO THS SUSPENSION OF SPRUIK P AXYMANTS, ETC. PAILADELPHLA, Oct. 2, 18: Mush dissatisfaction is expressed among promiacnt democrats here in reference to the readiag of « oall jam Preparcd for & mass meeliug (0 be Beld on Montay might ln lndepexdence square, Tas meeting {eto be a domon- Siraiion cf opposition to tae legalizaiion of bank guspen- sious of specie payment Some of the loading organs refuse to publish tho call, saying that their objection ta not agains the meeling but against the iaflammatory etyie of tho call, It was reported on the street this afierzocn, and gone rally credited among the brokers, that the Reading Rall- road had failed 10 meet @ note, acc that lt was consequent ly prote-tea, Mr. Mi. R. Wendel, the agent of the Middlanax Company, Bey State Stato Mills and the New York and New Eogiand Worsted Company bas made an aseigament. Stocks beayy. Pennsy!vauia 6's, 79; Reading Ral!road, Long Island Rauroad, 8';; Peonsyivania Rall 924. BEDAMPTION OF CTROULATING NOTES AY ALBANY— ANEW CANAL LOAN. ALaurr, Oot, 2, 1857. Circulating notes to the amount of $250,000 were receiv. od at tho Bank Departmontito-day, up te 6 o'clock. About the same amount was received yesterday. Superinteudong Cook yeslerday released $180,000 worth of stock securities, acd abou! the rame amount was rolested today, A large pile 0! clroulating notes yes romain ia the department uo connted, alshough wor in tho office is kept up until avoat oP. M. Notwitsianding ‘he depression in stocks, the bail million joan will be ofered by the Commisdoners of ine Canal Fond on the Sth last, scoording to advertisoment. MBLTING CF BOSTON MEROWANTS—BUSPENSION OF SURI PAYMENTS REPUDIATED. Borrow, Ooi, 2—1 P.M. ‘The meoling of merchan's, to cousider the preseai jaan cial emergency, waa largely attended. J. Thomas Stoven- son, Haq., proaided, The mecling adopted the followiag reeciations:— Resolves. That in the present exigency every effort eh mld be made to support aud proleci the mercantile honor of the eiropolla of Ne m jew Mnglan Resolved, That as long as New York maintains ber high aad homorable position in suataaing puoiic eredi:. the merchants of dovton will pnsiain nad maininin ber hon3r, by rendering it fhe 316 in thelr Power to continue their business upon & apecie Eusoived, ‘That the voluntary anapension of banks 14a grant pable calainity, ard should aot be euteriaised by geutiemen Of hgh meresstile honor, oly tm the last exiremliy. hand to day, 16 i.orolved, That the merchanis of hos oa have undoubted fat'b tp (be security and ability of the baaka of this city to pay Ail their Hnbliine fu any extremly: ‘ Bi a RR EEE LE Jolog | Resived, TBai M la the duty of the hanks, an weil ws teas We publish elsewhere several English articles | vijiais, to reader eash oiber Wl lie ald possivlo to Carry us on the eubject of this news. Those who try to | Wrvns® the present criets paareramap ge ethcehecnersbs i daa — | The sentiment of the meeting was throe to one against CORRES 15, SHVORY BAN . puadeadl,-o-ih bank sospention, Ik ie understood that the same fedl- form. To us it seems decidedly uatavorabie; alle ucanimoas wit ail the bauke of the Siate though, perhaps, not mo gone was taught | Six o'CLo0K P.M to expect from former is. Until the Bri- | | Money matters romain aboot the same. Tae general re @ 1c 1 Occements reach Ladia, must prepare | podiation of bank nspension mentested 0: the mecting of io hees of eacoanal aa bak : | the merehanis to day g ver more tone to public confilence, wee B ESE Pare OF EAC MUALCETS, | ous door not afford reilef, The pressure is steady, avd and more deients, losses and sufferings ThE | peavy boastoess at the Brokers’ Board ie nearly euspended. part of the gar ms and resuient Doglish. The | Some few railroad ehares sold to-day little baudfuls of men who are red to, cr | Te ea reported today are Parrons, Oo'lor & Oo. under ench brave'o Havelock Oa- | #7 6% id Moves Pond & Co, stave dealors. tram, cannot expect to hold the whole popula of the country in check aay length of time When t oops arrive gland will then be- gin to take ber veogeance on the natives, and thus f there is no relaxation of her obviows purpore to make that vengeance | exemplary and bloody. Lord Elgin is at Calcutta, where he will give the govrern- | ment the benefit of his advice. He is indeed a | far better man to be Goversor of that country than Lord Canning; end it would uot be singular to bear of the resigoation of the oue, and t of the oth: But in any c m prepared to hearof | more bloodshed, and ¢ aditures o } w Tur w¥—The two the Tauuuasy democracy have har- | Mouiz.d, aud they wow meet cozily together in the Old Wigwam, with two chairmen ia the same chair—a Peter Cooper chairman, and a Wilson | factio | Small chalrmaa—cheek by jowl—like the Siamese | twine. As far as it goes, this ie @ realization of Jobn C. Calhonn’s fu: a of two Presidents of the United State g back to back in a a cha'r the White IT oue looking North avé We olber looking South. In this ex- periment, (00, we may, ps, yet perceive the surpassing wisdom ¢ old maxim Which says that “two heads are | than oue, even if one ie a eheep’s bend.” At all evenie, ia thie double-headed reunion of the democracy + see that they can waite when the battle is to | fought, although, after the figut is over they in variably t uf the pluad Thus, with th ba'tle o} ber bulk (oem. tue Tammany invincibles wre aggin consolidated, aud as they they have wisely resolved to each other upon one ¢ two. Dass the pipe around among the brethren, and let the tohet be buried in the coal bole till after the | G Arwcan Mevay.—We have | r thy communication, with a prow pest of from Mr. Horace Dresser, on the et of Atrican slave trade. Me. Dresser | holds thet t hibition of the traffic is not } will the powers of Congress. Even if thie | were tive, we do not & t any good would | arise from a di { the matter, and believe | that our columns can be more usefully employed. The African slave trade ow ver be legally re- | vived, and to argae upon the abetract question as to the power of Congress to inhibit the traffic ie like digging up the vexed questions of church discipline, ecclesiastical powers, & a at which the fathers of the church hammered away in the Councils of Trent and Nice contaries ago We cannot allow our readers to be bored iu any much way rman, | THE BANKS OF DETROIT. Darazom, Mioh., Ooi, 2, 1857 The banks redeemed thetr bilis till afer tho usual hour of Coming yesterday, To day the ran has entirely ceased TUS BANKS LN TANNBASRE, RTO. Lovwvin, Och. La, M. A deapatoh to tho Bull-’in enya the Kxohango, Shalby ville Lawrenceburg aad Trenton bauks of Tennessee, have suspended ‘Toe run upom Hust & Oo., of this city, censed before the clove of business. They are considered strong. THE YORTHRAN DANK OF MISSISSIYT:, ETO. New Oncuaws, Oot. 1, 1887, The agonia in this otty of the Northers Bank of iMlssls t.ppl were enalie to redeem Iie noes ty-day | The money market is fevertsb. ARASOT OF A DANK CASHIER Beexcume, Oo} 2, 1867, Harvey Doolittle, late cashter of the Agricultural Bank { Horkimer, was to-day arrested by Deputy #horitf Wil | som, om three eeverni warrants tanned by Jodgs Marl Ho | was eld to bat as follows:—For eraberciemeat, $10,000; | for perjury, $10,000, for misdemeanor, $1,000. ILLYRES OF THE PAESLDENT—ARBIVALS——PROCEED 1x08 OF THE ‘AL COURTS—LAND OFFICE DEOI- SION — PORTAL ARBANUBMANTS, BC. jasammaror, Ost 2, 1857. ‘The F'resident was quite indispored youterday, haviag | vioiee! cold. Dr Miller informed mo this morn- | log, however, that he was much beter, He did not come inko tho eity to day to sttend tho regular Cabinet meoting. General Herren, the Now Granadias Minister, nat rented @ Benatifvl Pouse, and intendeto reside here during the coming winter Senior Sielzoer, from Mexioo, arrived bere this evening, Aud (a etopping ai Wilard’s; aleo Borsce 1, Giark aad | Jacob Barker, | No busines was done in Navai Oourt No. 1 today, ta "© | Cour. No. 2 the cage cf Lieutenant Willie 8. Ftegorald (furlougbed) was oniied, but defendact nx daing ready, | the case of Was resumed. Before Oourt | So, © Liectocant @ Case WAS Continued. Surgeon test) fed be bad mace an examianiion Burt | of Lieutenast io & tate of nudity, and Riel! | found him im One bealih; considered him mentally amd phy ically 4 for payal servic. Liewtonant R. W. Meade | Red rerved with Lientenaat Riel at iiseion when preparing | the Portemouth for ven (mn 1851; he was in good health and Proved an ectiveand 7-~wious officer The Uommissioner of the General Land Ofiee deciice that members of a joint wos company extnot ayaire | Piahte under the Inad graduation aot for the wonods of the company ‘ai dows nat lofond inirodnsing into ai Bytom Of brauch ofkoo, as was ideiphia paper, The Postmaster ai Now York nae received authority to tmprove the \otter delivery of tbat city, of far as the present in w will permit. THR ORNEAAL REWAPADER DR TOW Wasinxuroy, Oot 2, 1857. A despatch was received to-day a) the Gaveral Laod OMio:, frowf ashing, Minnesota, stating that fhe men who finle the thirty Wougand sores werth of land warrants from the iairbacht Land Ofice bed beon arresied, and that 6!) the warrants, with the exception of Sve, had deen recon ered There was no Cabinet meeting t>-¢ay, owing to the ab fence of the President, who was detained ai his oooniry In consequence of a severe cold » anawer bas boon given ai the Goneral Land ioe to the Inquirige as to whother « number of persons forming themmel yes tmto & jolnt stock ageociation, can have the benedi of the graduation act by becoming settlers on the public lands, not for thelr individual benef, bat Cor that of thoir common interest. The ground for ihe ‘answer 1s, thet the graduation act was iniended for the benefii of actual settiors and cuitivators of the soil only, not for speculators, and that the rights given by tt are personal only, and becanse of actual setdemen: aud oultl. ation already made or coutemplated. Important from Mextoa, ROCLESIASTICAL TROUBLES THROUGYOC™ nay peruse LIO—BEPORTED INVASION OF ©O.on4 _ pevoLT IN GUADALAJARA, BT, Wamancrom, Oot 2, 1857. ‘Tha Southern mall from all points, as Laie as due, is to band, It brings the following details of Mexican nows:— ‘The Mexican Congress mot ai Pusbia on the 1th of September. ‘ ‘The eoclesiastical difficulties at Puebla were of # zerious character, and an outbreak had only been prevented by the interposition of the national arms. A large number of ottizens had been arrested, charged with participating in the disturbance. Bimiiar disturbinces were ocourring throughout the repubic. Several arrests of a polition! character bad boen made at Vera Cruz. Bonora was sgain agtiated by reports of auother invasion from Ban Francisco, and the whole State bad been calied toarms. The movements of the reported invaders were not very olear, A revolution of a somewhat formidable character had broken out at Guadalajara, aud was atill progressing at the latest datex from there. No tntelligease bad boeu reoetved from Yucatan. important from Acbraska and Salt Lake, Sr. Loom, Ost, 2, 1857, Govoral Denver, Commissionor of Ladiau Affaire, has jast arrived from Nebraska. He reports having made a full and eniisfactory treaty with the Pawnee Indians at Tabie Creek, on the 24th ultimo, ‘The Lexington, Missouri, Express announces the arrival Of Captain Kussel from Salt Lake, who aiates that the sdormous buve fortified Fort Bridges, with the deslared in- tention of defending it against the United States troops. Captain Buasel! also reports that the depredations by the (Chey cane Indians continued without abdaiement, aud inet they wire daily growing more daring and aggravaiod in obaracter. Whe New York Abolitionist Conventioa—Can- Aldates for State UMices. Aiaany, Oct. 2, 1357 ‘The Aboliiioa Conyeution held this weok a Syrasutot is wede the following nom! rations: — For Secretary of Ststo—James McUane Smith, of New York. For Comptroiler~Lo wis Tappan. For Attorney General-—-Goorge f. Vaahaw. For State Treasurer—C. D. B. Milia, For Oanal Commissioner—J. 0. Harrington. For Sia'e Prison Inspeotor—J. 0. Delong For Jadge of the Court of Appeala—Reriah Greea. Baltimore Congressional Hominatien, Barrinona, Oot. 2, 1867. Wm. Pinkney White has been nominate1 by the demo crete of the Third Congressional district of this city for Congress. Ratirond Accident. Nowramast, Ohio, Oot. 2, 1867 The olght express traia for the West on the Lake Shore Trost was thrown from tbe track, near bere, by a wood pile falling on the track. Tho wholo train, consisting of ono engine and two bagge;e, one emigrant and threo passen- er cata, were throws cil the track. The engineer and Sroman were elightly Injared, but the patseagere alto- gothar eecapod uaburt, Tho travel on the road is uainter- epi Whe Canadian Provincial Fair, Beastroup, © W., Oct, 2, 188%. ‘To day was tho Inst day of tho Provincial Fair. Tho President delivered the closing address. Tue fair meets &t Toronio next yorr. Conviction of urderer, Baxtimons Oot. 2, 1857. George Braden was to day coavictea of murder in the second degree, in the criminal! Coart, for killiag Wm. Wal- tere in May last, at tho National Gardea. Disaster to the Schooner J, W. McKee. BALTIMORE Oct, 2, 1867. ‘The achooner J. W. McKoe, from New York on the 29th ult, reports that cn tho 29h uit. ahe was rua into by an unknown brig and cat do ‘the water's edge, eo that she leaked af the rate of strokes per bour, Blarkets. New Oxtraws, Oct. 1, 1867. Ootion—Saloa to-day of 6,000 bales at @ decline on mid- ditng of 28. a S¢0.; yy Be @1650. Mixed corn, Oto. Freight to Liverpool, 44; to Havre, lc.; to Geuoa, 140. Bteriiug Exchange, 98 8 101; on 'New a 1 @1)5s. The Danke are unable to apply the de- mand, Cuagiastos, Oot. 1, 1867. Cotton fa depressed and prices nominai. [ico decitaed ye. mc. Wheat declined. White, nominal; red, $1 15 @S1 15. The monoy market is stringent, aod tho Danks we doing very ule. Aupany, Oct. 2, 1867. The weatber boing siormy to day, {t Las added to the Goprossion of the market A decline ta flonr slightly im proved the demand for ihe retail trade, but all © feeling is dead. Buckwheat door declined to per 100 |bs. No sales of wheat and no toquiry, Corn market duil, with limited sales at 740. from the dept. Barley— Sa.ce 12,000 bushels at Sco for four rowed ‘inte, Wais- Key—Sales mi 223, Forwar’ing busicers dali in conse. quence of the searcily of mousy. Maipped yorterday— 16,600 buabels corn, 17,000 bushels west, 20,000 bashols One Borrato, Oct. $=1P. M. Fioar lower, Salor to day 509 ios. at $1 76a $5 00 for extra Orlo, Michigan ard Indians, and $5 25 a $5 59 for xtra. Wheat declined 90. 0 80. Sales 19 ov hele at 779. @ 78c. for Ubisage spring, and 900 a 9. for food red Indiaga Corn 25. lower. Saise 19 day—4,c00 bushels st 68, Oss 92cm 243, nominal. Whiskey nomi- Lm porte yeaterdny —6,000 bbie our; $9,000 And 4,000 bushelajvorn. Exports yosterday—20,000 bush- ola wheal, aad 16 (0 bushes core ° Boerraro, Ort, 9—6 P, M. Fiour lower; sales 600 bbis. at $4 16 a $5 for oxtra Onio, Towa aad Indiana, Wheat lower; sales 24 000 bashels at Tie. w 1c, for Chicago aprin, ‘900 «025, for rod Indi ens. Cora dul end lowe: 10,000 bushels at 660 0 bse, closing wt the Inside price. quiet a6 330, a 049, Whiskey nominally iso, Freighis—ilc. for wheal to Al- bany and Ic. York. Lake (mports for the twon ty four hoor enaing at noon to day—8,009 bbls. four; 00,000 bushels whea:; 24,000 bushels corn Canal ex, 11,000 beahels whewi; 13,000 bushels corm; 15,009 bushels onus, Oswnao, Ost. 2—6 P. M. Flour oomtinves quiet. Wheet dull, tp consequence of (bo Anancial s \agency, aad wiih s downward terdeucy. Salon 8,000 bushela Chicago epring at 000. Cora dull; sales 3,400 bushel at G50, Laks importo— 31 000 beshela wheat. Uepa! exports—3.508 bois. 3,60 basbela wheat; 6,000 bas Beis cora. Tum Lats KaGatta —ia the report ef the regatia of the New York Yacht Giub on Friday, we secidently omitied to sate the Tact that the third class yeubt, Island Fawn, was ihe first boat to turn the buoy at tho Boulh wort Spit, which ahe did ai tero hours, one migute apd Gfiy seconds, two minutes before the Madgia. Ton Oread The “/urtianl”’ wae gives at the Academy inst bight in very good syle, wkd LaGrange, Brignol and Amodio, The “Loola’ i¢ announced for to night, with Mle Frezzollui, Gassier and Labooeita. To morrow the “Stabet Mater’ of Rossini, with LaGrange, Vostvall end OlLore. This will beone of the Anes sacred concerts over ven here. Nwt's Saloon. aezzoot om tam Coxcart Roow— Mle Frozvolimi sung lsat evening, for the first time, in the charming concerts of Thalberg ani Vievtomps, We ‘ay charming covoerts, beoause thet (x prooisely what they are. We have nover listened to & more dolisious force mcicaie than that of inat evening. Mile Frezx sini frg four plecoe—the best wore the Polscos frum the “Lombardi, 4 he duet from the “Eusir d’ Amo Hor ttyle is superb, and her eusoess was complete, Tl Polacea created & porllive furore, and was voclferously encored: ie anewer to which Mlle Frenzolimi gaye the rondo finale to the “Sonn »" which was ihe great tromph of the evening. Ia the execution of tho florid mutts of this rondo, Frenzolin) waa quite equal to Soning, Which t# great praire, At the same time her eiyle is #0 fresh and original that old things soem now whoo Coming from her lips, She hae im fect the sweetest of Concert voices, with tho mat charming sizle, Hor ap- Pearnnce was more lke that of a lady entertaining « party Of friends than an artirt singing to the public, amd hor tetletie wan eaMolently exquisite to excite even the admire tion of her own sox. ‘The other artiste, Thaiberg, Vieuxtompr, and @mo Strakosob, were excoliont, ae ever, and the concert alto gcibor was the ost of the tories Tiarnene Ann Vomexramrs, with Mane. do la Grange, sing in Brooklyn to night. The good people over the water wii ooms out im force (ur the grand combination, Ovituary, TH OF J8H# W. NELSOF, B5q. John W. Nelson, Faq, Inte clerk of the U. 8. Ciroult t, and ton of the Hon. Judge Noleon, Chief Justin o” the U. 8. Cirowlt Court of the Southern Mstriot of Ne York, died at his rosidenos, Laight street, ia this ctty, on Thareday evening inst When in office, Mr. Nolson wae Aufebie, Courteous And obM ging to tha members of the bar tnd the prees, and in many iw portant cages thai came be fore him aa U.S. Commissioner, he evinced & clearness of Perception and leg scumen which distioguished him Among ne profemion. Mr Nelson sucosedod the lave Mr. Gardiner, brotber tp law of “rewident Tyler, aod A year ago reaigned be was su09gt we (novmbent, Mr, Whive i OCTOBER 3, 1857. | Peters and ovis a” anil. Stanton Se Sena, me THE CENTRAL AWEBICA CALAMITY. cataunabarad ~ —® toL MF Docks teresting a, Mrs Olid ma a Marler _. ment OF Capt Burt. asa nod frived, Bs tod y+ Commarded by Os tein Bart, the leas. Mr Bolet, ‘Minwee aliant caller “eho 20 nobly stood by the Central Amerioa | Ms Sarin, ‘C 1 ber lost moments, arrived yostorday at Quarantine from Norfolk. The Marine, it will be reovllecied, was the mans of saving one hundred porsons from the wreck Of the steamship Central America. We have obteined Caplan Burt's protest and statement, made at Norfolk» | Grout. T Fergus ‘whioh ts as follows:— F Pailmane and FROTEST OF HIRAM BURT, MASTER OF THE BAIG MA- The ae INE, OF BOSTON. maw pean ee Basted Ste america, Site of Virviniay Disria of | "Sour aunion, Fog 0 Dixon, of the Oly, of Norfolk, (athe | THR SANTA ANNA BRLSR—THE EXPLOSION IN WRSE Suave of Virsinia, « public , under the greai’ seal of | STAEBT—Trum ORITIO: bos ,commistcnea end duly qualified, send gresting: FAIRS IN WASHINGTON—MABKETS, ETO, BTC. i} Ob eightcent iy sptom| year of our Lord one Wovsand eight Bondred end ONy- | i wctting Tiere siete i was then and strong, bad ber sufliciently stowed and seoared, and was Stet fe ss ET te eceranede ‘the tackicd, vistualied, apparelied and 1) | members of the club are requested to be present, and wes to respeot Gt for sea and tho ————— waa sboat to un ; that on the day Hair. Diseases, Fall, Oh: of Cotex, the breezos wore light from 8. W.; at ‘ob | its em bellishment—the woole treated carefully by @RAND- under way, and to nea. At oman, street, near B 2 house bore ter compass 3. W. by W. Out—What’s Out? Why, Knox’s Fall Style of hat, No, 12 Broadway, ¢srner of Fulton street, antii— ‘September 3—This day commenced and cloudy weather, which soon began to 1P. M. they bad dark, perceptibly tore At 3.30 P. M. took in wpgaliant salle a Qnd fying jib At4P. M. it was blowing a gale, No. 214 Broadway opposite 8, Pave, and 6 hoary soa geting vp: they took twe reads im fore ‘and main topeails. até 50'P. M., laad im aigat, they David's Fall Styie of GenUemen’s Hats are wore shipto the soathward. At 5 P. M.. tho galoin- | allthersge. Try one, Sslesroom, M01 Brosdway. creasing, took in the maingall aud jib. AtT P. M. it had et Cutiery.—A Hich Fine Pock: Assortment at J. & 8, BAUNDER®’ store only, at No.7 Asior House. fetiled cown to s steady gale, wiih = very boavy sea run- ning, causing the vessel (o etrain and labor heavily, aod to pbip @ g eas deal cf water on and over all parts of the whe Largest P. i= deok, breaking water catks and sutiing everything about | Photographs. cent acy clisough ey had all boon proporiy’ lashed | 8¢ "rid are on exhibison at BRaDY"a Gallery bed Brea and secured before tho bad weather common od. Towards the latter part the gale tomomhat abated. ef ell, ber mmonced with a strong acd a | We beg to inform our friends complete heavy con runcing, AlaP. M. blowing e mrossrate gale. | ayicnor® eae cack teow ‘That they continued to cave the same bad woathor, with » FALL AND WI large sca, every altention being paid to ihe pumps igqom peat a ale, comprising every deatrable ba“ Gur easiom September 11—Daring the ‘latter part of which day the g2'9 wworessed in violence, and @ tremendous sea ae | gotten up, the vessel rtralned and labored heavily, anc ebipped a iarge quantity of water over all paris of the deck, 60 thas li became necestary for the general preser- fea wtrvck the brig and carried away the jib and fying | OULLINS & OO invite cliizens end fidboom, together with salle and everyiaing attached | band Boglis: thereto, bad tocul awey the greater part of rock, oucks, Ac. 18 was Impossible to got ts on board without tpjaring the Bo: brig with the broken spars; tried the pumps ana found she bad sprung « leak. ‘Sepiember 12—Commenced with heavy geles and cloudy weather, At230P. M.a beavy squall of wind end rain struck the brig aud hove her down; also carr cd away the maisyerd end biow tbe wain topzail out of the bolt rope. That as soon as possivie thoy away the wreck, tried tbe pumpa, and foond tho cargo had started, the water pumped Out being deeply colored with molasses, Ai 4 P. M. it was blowivg @ complete hurricane, the rorsel y mg now ready at Bl Ji corner o! Ni . stasis s 5 OO Geidamith’s Writing Class will Commence on Monday, October 6. Terms $5. See adverticoment, Age dom $62 Broadway. Metallic Tabiet Kazor Strop—For Sale J, & 8. SAUNDERS, siore only at No.7 Astor House, bi ying to ender bare jior’s latermational Metei sud Es an — - Galownt, Defiance Salamander Bufes—With Patent tt. thal the gale Continued with unabated violenee during the ° , Nalamander rs ow der proof defiarce locks and cross bars. Depot Pent ttroct, one door below night. Ai4 A.M. it moderated @ litle, = asa Mt they adjudged it besi for the preservation tee vessel, 1e nie ae .to put hor before the sind, and boar ROBERT M. PATRICK, away for to ir seas cut adrift the Paweor alisoued ts tus dreg-nnd bore amsy ibe brig, rupnis g under bare poles. — Sepiember 13—Commenced with moderate gales, but « heavy see ronuing, tho yoasel esudding under bare polos. At 4d minutes Boon, ukude, 3 H's Hair Dye—4 snl or brown. No, 1 Barclay street, & every myle. eae, SS and Fine Hair._Jone old Traian taro abillings, an¢ Jones’ coral Theee edit rst e LIDS, ant Jonse’ baie oft. plssengers on beard, and ule vessel in a slax ag condition. ‘ney Wished ua to lio by ber and take cf! her passongors, snd we immediatoly hove lee, They then isunched dome, and commenced roading tho Indios and children on board; and ther suo- oseded in putting safely on board thiry Ia fies and tweaty- pine children, togeiber with some of the male cabin and eerace passengers, as piso ihe engineer acd some of the crow of Abe steamer, uumbertog alwgetber one handred persons, Daring (hia me the crig was drifting rapidly Away from the steamer, and we made sail, endesrering to get the brig to windward if possible; but ad 't was blowing 8 gaio of wind aud @ heavy fea we could n % cucceod. Are wld wholesale @nd reiall si BANDS, Marsh & Co.'s Kadieni Cure Tress Umies, removed to No. 2 Vesey street, Asior Honse. there de is furthor say, thst towards oventogihey | Laure Wigs and Hair Dye Against the h r ror! for thelr neiura! appearauen, durabiliiy aad cheapness, +an 8 schooner pearing the Meamer, Det iney did noi see a 4s) (pomp 7 ‘Any communication borwern them.’ At 9.30 P. M. the last boat which lad left the brig for ihe steamer agaio relurn- ed (o the brig, and reported that when they had got to ‘withio bailing distance of (ho steamer, tbe capiaus hailed ‘he boat, and the officer in charge of ber reported to him tuat tho boat was siove and vot able to take of any mora of the passengers; (hat during the time this was cassing bet ween thea, the steamer kave ono pluage forward, aad ‘went down, head foremost, with ali oa board Thai during the wight they continued to keep the brig as near in the track of the steawer as they could posaibiy do in their als adied condiiion, under the hope cf beiag able Barnes & Park by Hemoved from 504 ciwny io 18 and 18 Pi ‘irect!y Opposiie the Goure | The attention of jovbers and ‘close buyers ot (nyi ad to oor Uamenge eiock of patent meiciag, ai ow proprietors’ prices, by the ae, se 8 ft Al wv York, Ofpoinnai and San Faneions, Holloway's Pile —Where are thelr Voush- | srw _ize, reply ie, “Weare are bem mUAKe gannot be namet in which il radfe, tu all euienes, tion, aebm wherever theae pills have prov ar infallible. WANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: MORRE MARKEE, Fupay, Oot 26 P.M Of ll the gloomy days we have s00m within the past mix ‘k months this has been by all odds the worst, All the ‘Thursday, Keplember 17—When at 6 A M they foil in with the ship Kuphrasia, Oap ain Lamfare, from Polladel | 2° !°% previowsly experienced are as nothing compared ary woe ithetges Panter _ a at aboard the | witb thatof today. Tho decline in stocks since yester” two wo barrels of potaines, and | dey har been crestor than yet realized in the eo “ >, cond . é tame length Satay, thor Glass; latiude By odeervaiien 36 deg. | 6 ise since the present revulsion commenced. At ihe Can hee ea eae Soptomber 18, they made | iret board to day there was ® most frighiful stampede pe Ben , bearing by compass W., distant aboot | gmomg holders of stocks, and the best on the list were dirieae tnlle. At 9.30 went a boat to the swamer {a sight, slangulcred right and loft. If there te a much * andatil A M. the sicamer Cy of Norfolk onme along: te, ane tons Se Be te tow. for some stocks they will ¢o Completely oat of sight, The a Ll enll epi it, they covlinued to the dee prosecution of their courte towards Norfolk, wiih ordinary worther, until 40 P.M, Saiurday, Soplomber 19, tho ji must bo Immense, and (o¢ commanity a y '@ City, from Norfolk, bound to New York / hers abd 190K o@ tuck Ot tbe peawongere of The caforn | Iarke must be suffering immensely from the onormous #e- : aa ane aie Og by ag ty Prectation la market value. At the first board to day Mie oarantine grou ‘Norfoik . ro arrived at 16 2 . 5 yrtee py ry bg ak 4 Saas wai Gadel Fal mae ae ee the pasesngern, prosvesed wp lo Norfolk. miral 7'#, 1; Merohaate’ 1; Park Banke, on acne Bo eT th 0 the | American Exobange Bank, }¢; Oumberiand Goal, 1; Dele #8 and injary, which BAG already, Ov may hereafter ary, cc camend th tee oad brig Ma ware and Hedson, 4; Pennsylvania Ooal, 4; New York Central Raliroad, 6 ; . 1K; Hartford, 2; Reading, 2; Michigan Central Railroad, 7; Michigan Sontherm, 1; lilmole Oeatral Rallroad, 454; tus officer or crew. He now — boyy 4 Mls praveat and uue | Cleveland and Pitteburg, 1; Galena and ¢; Geve- Feeaa eet Sievert, Sant So Sane mine corve ans boot ful land and Toledo, 2; Chicago and Rook Island, 7; Milwae- avofright shall apportain kie and Missiseipp!, 1. Hero wo have e fall ranging from one balf to seven por com, At the cloee youtorday ne one ‘Anticipated scch 8 serious and sudden decline, and ne ome kaows bot thai s similar movement may be realized to- morrow. The sollore are (hose who, from actual mesosmty, Are compelled to realize at any price, The sacrifices are hol made #0 much by thove who are afraid of farther de- Premation as by those who want money and are disposed to wel! anything they porress to meet thelr ourrent pay- mene This shows what material ocr community ie maa@ Of, am! li 18 uch material that has made this city the me- tropoite of tho Union, i # fearful to think of the conse- quencon of much self-eacrifices, and it ts terrible to combem- plate the rewalt Of such ® determination on the part of bustnors mom, After all, it \s better to do this than to wue- Camb to the fire reverse—than to sit quietly and patiently: down and soe tae wreck going on about as, without mak- ing the frst effort to resist the rovuision, By those wha con nee thelr way ont, If there are any such, euch snort flocs are cheerfally mado, but those who aro eo deeply tm- volved as to be only golting deeper and dosper inte dim. oultion, do wrong to oxhanst their remaining subsianos Without the probability of aitimate enccess. The following sales of stocks and bonds were made at ‘scotion this morning by Albert H. Nicolay — 6 10 New J os BER 29) Pay, sonain, incur or be pet mate by, or oo ROsUNI OF the promieee, ur for a which the ineurer oF Insurers ts OF Are rorpeci roiy fo ray, ry or to make contribution OF averate, acooritng to candy Inenered, horeafter to be Inourred, do fall om him, the esd Hiram Burt, bis ‘Thus don! of Vircinia, thin tv enty fifth ds: of ovr Lord one thousand Gy Of Norfolk and Siate ptember, in (hs year indreé Aicy-se vom. ppolionnts to ve sabes rihed eat | my Pame, and bay be hereunto affixed, the day amd your inst above ‘ANCIN B. DIXON, Nolary Pabiie, HLRAM BURT, Master, JOUN WILSON, Tet miata. WMH. DIWNING seaman. WILLIAM STEWART seams EDMUND (hie mark) BUR&, voaman FRANK (Wis mark) JARVIS, seaman. Siate of Virginia, Oity of Norfolk:—1, Francis #. Dixon, notary public, duly commissioned and amorn undor the 5,000 Umlenn and 6.0.0 Unieapo Oity 7'6 15.0 Blwaubie and Poricon 8'¢ 4 Milweukie 7's 8 Androsonegia Ri Auiborily of the State, and dwoilieg amd practising tn tho olty of Norfoik aforesai Jo Certify the frregoine tobe a Avenve BR. tree ane eanci copy of pa! Bank. oMce. Intestimony whereof, I hereunto set my hy ° Dt pene’ Ban . . : [mar] potaria’ geal, this twenty-fifth day of Bevembar, | oom ak of the aon weallh. one thousand eight hundred and fihy-seven. Faascy B. | 6 American Exchangs Sauk. Dixon, Nota y Poblio. 2) Teving Fire Inanrance Co. 2 otamereial Insurance Co... 2) Feokmen [neurance U0 ®) Atlantic Fire Inearance Co. of 2D) Washingvon Inaurance Co Also the following, by 8. Draper: 86.000 Wil ennhte a 4 (09 Terre Bi Personal Intelligence, Among (he pameogers in tho sloamshlp Ariel, which alls to day for Southampton, Havre and Bremen, are Dr. FE. Valgor, United States Conrail for Rareeicos; Joun Rud. lich, United States Conmul at Switreriand, Signorina Pe rod), sod Mile, Augaaia Goulan, of (he [allan Opers. ARRIVAL. Prom tdverpow in the mexmshtp Arable © Yates, lady, in Brooks: Chit ard governess: Rev TL Uagler and \y, M a aeeeur and Kies Wagner, Misa O Medina, Mrs) Birsets, thres Chilsrem And nore, Mie K Howe, Myre © Street, Mr Ma lady ehil (and infant; Miner Lond, O Bite ing "Mrs Stieling, 8 Wiieon, four shi dren, governess and two narson: 4 Inez. wr Koran, MY Ries’ Me Wena, Mr Tlagedora ws |, &. ir ir Kubne. Mr ‘, nes ‘ do Vere, Mr Col Siga.on, Dr J 0 Peles, F Wiggins, Mex ' Tho Norili River Fire Lasurance Qompany gaye declared