The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1857, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD. sates ye sanaeee, those of 185°,-from the two great gold fields of the world, show tLe following results: gree Sym Jan e wo acm. > i768 rH reo yoo sone = g i 4-4 Decrease, 88 031,178 EE FAWIL) MBRALD. ory Wednseday, ot fowr conts pe ‘These returos embrace the regular shipments as gts LE hepa pe) Cia oad weil he ase offi ially anno: noed ; they do not isclude the amount pees aiden ’ag-Orn Ponsian Oouaasroupants 458 Pat of kold b ough by passengers abon: their persons ee Saqueswe ‘onus peas and in thei trunks. The falling off is no doubt pro- ‘NO HOfTUP when of anonymows eorrespendence, We do no riomately the wostup wane pert y the same. Rec Bb PRY NG executed wtih mentnets, cheapness and de ‘The letters of our correspondents furnish copious AD FRERY St ME. remowed j advertisements in | details of the news from Central America. The noe pea ea Fine aod Oe | holers vaged virulently both in San Salvador and AMUSEMENTS THB BVENING. WISLO'S GARUBK, Broadway—Ticnt Bors Fears— Acaista~ Bisco, Guatemala. Mr. Venable, our Minister to the last --Re. 27% | named State, and Mr. McCracken, cur Consul at La Union, had fallen victims to the disease. In Nica ragua it was expected that a civil war would soon burst forth between the aristocrats and serviles. Costa Rica was quiet. President Mora’s address to BOWMEY THBATRE Bowery Tre Oxcsanens, on tas | the Costa Rizan Congress, of which we give a trane- Ovo Mar oF TORE Mountain S6mODETS, BOURTOR'S THRATER Broadway, oppostie Bond at.- @ur Mannaninc— Tas Two BorzARDe lation e'sewhere, sets forth the condition and pros- pects of that country, and its relations to the other Central American States. NEW ‘YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1857. day night, and eftected a permanent social Benefit National Society, with abouc fifty members. Mr. © J. Anslen was first chosen President, bu’ declined to serve, on account of « pressure of pther busivess The following officers were then choses :—Preaident, J. Vanderveiden ; V ce President, J. Vanderzwiep ; Secretaries, A. Woikamp and A. Was ; Sergeante- at-arms, 4. Ven Es and W. Hamel. Toe mecting adjourned to Sunday evening next, whi a constita- tion and by laws will be adopted. Several of oar famous clergymen daivered dis- courses yesterday upon the existing monetary crisis, among them Dra. Bellows, Chapin, Chee- ver, and Sunderland, of Washingtov city, Dr. Cheever delivered his discourse by special re- quest, the subject being “God's band in the ship- wreck and the financial panic.” The sim of his dis- couse was to show that the loss of the Central America and the present commercie! crisis were two parts of a great whoie, being God's chastening of the nation because it had not listened to his—Dr, Cheever's advice tast spring, when he counsel'ed setting st defiance the Dred Scott decision, and if ecessary, the overturning of the government Bishop Potter attributes the orisis to the extravaganee of the ladies, We doubt if toe bulls apd bears of Wali street will agree with who have dabbled ia railways, and in spite of the condign punishment earned by the extrava- gant aristocracy of our large cities, we may get over the orisis more happily and less disastrously then our fathers did in 1816, 1825, and 1837. We bave now in the country a few certain, solid, and reliaole institutions, wbich no ordinary finan- cal crisis or panic can shake. We bave the Ucived States Sub-Treasury, containing twenty millions of gold, more or less; all, or nearly ail of which might, under severe emergency, be wade available for the maintenance of the credit and honor of the country. We have banks in the city of New York which are managed with kill and prudence enough to be able to stand like a rock against the pelting storm; we know that no casualty could ever ivflict permanent Joes on their bill holders, or under com- mon fortune upon their depositors. We are enabled, through our weekly bank statements and our clearing house to keep a close watch upon these banks, avd to work in the broad day- Jight. These are advantages which the people of 1817 and 1837 never enjoyed, They bad no such WsLLave’® THEATER, Broedway—Tux Revas—Oar- tau OF tus Waren, ‘The news from the South Pacific States is very in- LAURA XMRREH THEATER, Broadway—Hossaxo rox | teresting. Fiom Chile we learn that che reform par- 4c Hovk ~ Siam Ligne Joann. ty in Congress continued to press their measures, EW OLYMPIO THEATRB. "rondway—Maxnieo Rana— | having reference to the taking of votes at elec- citber of these complaceat divines. We give re- | S0lid point as the New York city banks to rally ports of the sermons pf Messrs. Bellows and | round. They were in the dark as to how they Cheever in to-day’s paper, and our readers may | stood, avd what ivetitution would break next. It form their own opinions of their merits, Reports | took them a fortuight—a fortnight of agony and of Dr. Chapin’s and Dr Sunde:land’s discourse are eh bi — ‘ue Laces somoot rox Tioees ACADEMY OF MTIBIO, Fourwenth stroet—Itauiax Ore Ba—L'ELIsik D' AMORE, BARA UM'S AMERIUAN MUSEUM, Broadway—Soras 5: eae Wrise PIiGHTINGALS—GRArD AQUARIA, OR Oosax Gar Bas—Ovnicsreims, £0 @BO. CHRISTY 4 WOOD'S HINETRBLE, 444 Sroaiway p-Brmworus Murrasu- Harry Max. MBOHANIOS’ HALL. 472 srosdway.—Neono Macovtms- Buxiergoe—MOTisy ‘ROTHERS e57. few York, Monday, Uctoder 5, Malls for the Pacino. NEW YORK HERALD—OALIFORNIA SDITION. ‘The United States mai! steamship % Louis, Capt: Hart- stein, will leave this port this afternoon, at two o’clook, Sor Aspinwall. . ‘The mails for California and other parts of the Pacific will close atone o’cleck. The New Yorr Wumxty Humatp—California edition— Boniaining the latest intelligence from al! parts of the world ‘will be published at eleven o’clock tp the morning. Bingle copioa, in wrappers, ready for mailing, «ixpence. Agents wii) please send in thoir orders as early as possible Bails tor Huarvpe. THE FEW TORR GEbALD—BPITION FOR EUROPE. ‘The Ounard mati steawebip Canada, Cap} Shannoa, will leave Boeton on Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool The European mails will closo tm this city at @ qnarter part one o'clock to murro# afernooa. Tho Ruropean edition of the Hunan, printed ip Trew ispd English, will be publiabed at ten o’cloak fr the more MBg. Binge copler, In wraprere, six conts Gubsorip:ions and advertisemants for any edition of tor Wew Yous Hams will be received af the following piarce 2 Europe Lonnos—Am. & Baropean Express Co., 62 farm De. 4a. OPu Livamrcoi=Do. ; trvearooi—K. Stuart, 10 Brot ange street, Siavab—Am & Poropean Express Oo., 4 2ue Corunitie ‘Tne contents of she Lcropean edltiow of Hs Fsusun wil! @ombine the news received by malarc eiorry oath | eco during the previous wuek,sa¢ up te thy bour of | Bebloaicn | The sews ‘The etcamship Star of the West, about which some apprehension bad begun to be felt concerning | her safety, or tbat of the steamer on the Pacific side, | arrived at this port early yesterday morning, with | news from all parts of the Pacific coast, and also Australia, the Sandwich Islands, the Society Tslanés, Mexico and the West Indies. Annexed are «+ Jane 27 Jaly 1 Aug 1 Ang. 20 shag. 2) + Aug 26 Ang. 26 | ang. Aug Ang Tabi a (Svoiety Lean Bonoluls (sandwich [ean Gustema'a Cy Pen Balvavo: La Pox (Bolivia) .... Bar. Jone (Guatemals) Potts ( ert)..seee ‘Valparaiso Lives (Sicaragy ‘ Ban Jose (Corte Rica) MAM osede~vetie Calter .. . Han Frape.sco Sap J ap (Nioeegue) Panwa... eS See Aspiowail..... wdcgueeeanees cee ee Opt. The news from New Granada is entirely of a local charecter. The letter of our correspondent, in anotber column, contains everything of interest. ‘The news from (ulfornia is two weeks later than previous advices, and the mail received is the first wince the Sd ult The intelligence is ioteresting, ana nm come reepects important. Some items respecting ‘the lost pasecngers, treasure and mails of the Ven tral Americe will be found in their proper place. ‘The Sonora, with which the ili fated steamer coo nected, bad on bvard bat four hundred and forty pessengers—an unusually small number—avd $1,696,497 im epecic. She also bad ove handred aod two mail begs, containing thirty eight thousand letters - the smallest mail which bas been despatched for some time. The fall election hed just takea pisce, and indications warranted the belief that the entire cemocratic State ticket had been successful. ‘The question of the payment of the unconstitatioa ally contracted State debt bad, it was believed, re ceived o large affirmative majority. The ad | vocates of repudiation were very few. The people's party in San Francisco, which wpbolds the acts of the Vigilance Committee, Lad elected all their candidates over the democratic perty. Monetary affairs were represented as being ratber easy, utd the markets erf@oed « better feel- ing then bod been exbibited for some time previous, A conflugration occurred at Columbia on the 25th | of August, which destroyed the best portion of the | own and subjected the citizens to an aggregate | By an | se of over #ix bundred thousand dollars. explosion of gunpowder a} the time of the confia. jon, five persons lost their lives and a number ously injured. Tae Nicaragua steamers were ser meke moch tions, more tolerant law for the pub’ic press, and afurther extension cf the free school system, on tbe executive. The President did net wish to sanc- tion the billsas passed, and a complete dead luck had eneued in the government system in consequence. Congress adjourned without voting the usual sup- plies; but, although this act was viewed with some alarm, it was thought that everything would be rec- tified at a general election which was at hand. All parties were disposed to yield to the public voice ex” pres-ed thiough the ballot box, and there was to talk of an sppeal to arms, which is a hopefal sign of future peace for the republic. The parties in the field were: the Pelucones, allied wish the clergy; the liberals, composed ,ot the bone and sinew and talent of the country, and the govera- ment party. The President was in delicate health, owing to the cares of State affairs, the recent death of bis son, and present illness of his wife. No mizistry had been formed. The national holidays were to be celebrated with great pomp, and it was thought they wonld pass over quietly. Admiral Lord Dundonald (Lord Cochrane) had been voted an admiral of the Chilean vavy, with full pay and a medal, for his services during the war of liberation. A Chilean «a: veose! bad seized on the american ship Sperteman, of Lorton, for loading copper ore in the territory dispated between Bolivia and Chile. The Spovteman had @ Bolivian license, but was formally surrenéered notwithstanding. Hon. D. A. Stark- westber, United States Minister in Valparaiso, had taken leave of the President previous to his return home, and his official good wishes were kindly reci- procated. Railroad specaiation still progressed, end sone steamship projects, one having for its ob- ject tbe shortening of communication with Earope, were well received. The heavy exports of specie had rendered trade dull The railroad from Val- paraiso to Santiago proceeded steadily. The steamer Maule, from New York, bad been approved of by government. Money was ata very igh rate of interest. Governor Bigler, the new Minister of | the United states, wus looked for daily The duties , on coal aud copper would soon be taken off. The | Cxports for 6.x mouths were valued at $8,813,473. & telegraph Jive trom Valparaiso to Panama, and another to Buenos ayres, were spoken of. lu Pero the revoladon bad not ended, nor did it ogress. Castilla had left his camp at Pugneno, ond General San Ramon had gone te Pana. Islay was (he -eat of strife at latest date, and some Ogoting bad taken place there between the govern. ment forces and the revolutionis's The people of Arequipa haa seized on all Castilla’s correspondence made up for the mail steamer. General Castilla was still prisoner to President Castilla at Callao. Hon. Mr. Sullivan, British Minister at Lima, was buried on the 16th of August. It was said that his a-sassin was 4 Frenchman. Efforts had been made to arrest bim, but they failed #0 far, although his | wife and family were in custooy. The guano trade “ws were sill unset ied. We publish a translation ot the important convention agreed to between the United S'ates and the government of Peru, with re spect to the vessels of neutrals. The ci'y of Puira bad been newrly destroyed by an earthquake, and property to the amount of half a million ot dollars was lost. Fever had eubsided in Bolivia, after sweeping away @ large number of the Indians. The yield of silver from the Potcei mines was very large, and it was thought that the circulation of counter'eic coin would be checked in consequence. Congress was opered, with the Archbishop of La Plata as Presi- dent of the Senate, In Honolulu the influenza raged as an epidemic. The food procuce of the islands was abundant. The Comestic imports of the vort of Horolul for the first vix months of this year amounted to $139.6.7, and the exports to $241,000. News from Christmas Island at Honolulu reported the discovery ot a sait lake there. at Tabiti, Sosiety IMands, trade was exceelingly dull, and there was very littls shipping in port. Toe French steamer Milan had returved to Tahiti from Bligh’s Lagoon, without having succeeded in gettiog information of wrecks recently di-covered on the island. The natives having disappeared, the French- men burned their Canoes and houses, and tried to set fire to the herbage on the isiand, but on account of the heavy ava continued rains could not succeed. Bligh’s Lagoon is covered with toe roa tree, which produces the thatch in which oranges are wrapped in Tahiti for the Califortia markets. The American schooner Fmms L. Simpson landed at the island aad recovered some articles, ond identified the wrecks ae being those of the schooners Sarah ann and Archimedes. Mrs Stevens, (of Papete) who had two sons on board the Sarsh Ann, bad made ar- rargements with Hort Brothers, of San Francisco, to go to the eame island and seek for ber sons. From Mex co we have discouraging accounta of the coucition of that republic. Revolutions were iv progress in varioas provinces, while robbery and had been released from bondage, end it was reported | Violence seem t be the ordinary occupation of the t bey would soon commence their usual trips ‘This will be news on this sice of the continent. A rumor bad reached Kan Francisco, from Utah, to the eMeot that Col. Sumner had arrived at Salt Lake City with # company of dragoons and had arrested Brigham Young on acbarge of nig’ treason, and that he bad already started with bis prisoner for Wash- ingtou. The pews needs confirmation. We have ater dates of Col. Sumner’s movements than those reported to have been received in Oalifornia, which left bim in pursuit of the Cheyenne Indians The Star of the West bronght a fall complement of pas pepgere and $1,265,754 in treasure. Our Australian files contain some very interesting @tatistics relative to the yield and export of gold fom the colony. The shipments during the ‘first eix montbe of the present year show a decrease of 17.196 ounces, as compared with those for the cor: nsponding period of 1856. In Melbourne the de. ruand for labor was slack. The new Crown Lands Dili engeged the attention of the Legislature. The Dill cot ‘og off State aid to mligivn had paased a f@eeond reading. The war of the Earopeans on the Chinese ot Bockiand, had been brought to an end An English nave! officer had annexed the Cocos islands to the Queen's domain in ber Majesty's name, The temperance cause was progressing in Melbourne. Flour bad fallen in price in Melbourne at was sévanced at Bydney at last dates. Gold wold for £5 176 per omoe, which was the highest price. The movements in gold are now the most attrac Uve features of the news from Caléformia and Aus @ealla. The retarns cf this year compered with inhabitants. The new Tebusntepec grant and the case of Mr. Smith, American Consul at Mazatlan, were the prominent topics of discussion at the last accounts, Our correspondent at Bridgetown, Barbadoes, writing on the 16th alt, says:—Bince the Ist inst. five vessels from the United States have arrived with breadstuffs, and have been readily taken up: owing to the supply having been exhausied, at fuil prices. Fisb ts much wanted. Reaping will com mence immediately on @ large scale, in order to make way for planting cane The weather is very favoreble, and native prodace is excellent, both in quantity and quality Sugar and molasses are scarce, and the tittle on band is notin much re- quest. The health of the island is very good The exports op to date have been of su kat, $6,580 hogeheads, 2,060 tierses and 7,252 barrels of molasses, 9,767 puncheone, 248 hogebeads aud 461 barrels; of rum 280 pun- cheons, of cotton 38 bales, and 694 gourds of aloes. No oroers have yet been received from the Horse Guards relative to the proffered services of the West Indien army for Inéia, but are hourly expected per Southampton steamer Medway, now fully due. It is generally believed that the British government will accept the loyal ane patriotic offer of the several Governors of these Islands. Captain Darant, of the British schooner Endeavor, from K ngaton, Jamaica, with two of his crew, were murdered in the iatter partof Jane, by Indians, at Cape La Vela, in the Spanish Main, into which part be had run to repair damages. ‘The Netherlanders held another meeting on Satur. crowded out by the press of other matter. The argument in the Street Commissioner case was concluded before Judge Peabody on Saturday. The watter is now in the hands of the Court for de- ciston. The Board of Supervisors, and Aldermen and Councilmen, will hold their firs: meeting of the Oc. tober session this evemng. The value of foreign goods imported at the port of Boston during the weck ending 2d inst. amounted to $842,297. The importa for the cor responding week in 1866 amounted to $776,533. ‘Tue anvexed table shows the cemperature ot the atmosphere in this city during the past week, the range of the barometer, the variation of wind sarrenta, and the stave ot the at three pe- riode during each day, vig: at 9 A.M.,and 3 and 9 o'clock P. Mis i DUE. Saturday—Worning, Clear; efiern on, picer; ni¢bt, clear, Sanday—Morning, clea; afvernoon, dear; night, cie.r Monday—Mtorvirg, clear; one P. M , lp ner; night, clear end mms lig Tueeday—Mornirg, clear: ore P. M J shower with sud- den squall; night, clear and sooo! gh, Weanesday—Cloar and cecl all cas; fight, moonlight ‘Thoreday— worn: overcast; aight, quiet, and jzo sales reporied onthe spot, while prissajremained nomital Shipments conticued to ba made fro = vory Uanilod stock, on om ners’ accou’t. Flour was more active, at the deciipe of the previons cay, and tittaded im the sales 10,000 barrele for export to England. The mari without fartber cha. ge from the previous dayy qeota sons Wheat eas in figut supply. and ‘prices without obaoge of importance, while the\ par chases made of good red and while ‘a were chiefly for export. Corn closed at 70c. a 71i¢c jPork was lower, with moderate sales of wens a: $23 1236 b $23 25. Bugers sold w ibe extent of adout 250 = 300 fols., (es! change of moment ty prices. Colle wns shady wad quiet Fretghts » ere fem, with eagagemone of 0,000 bbls flour for Liverpool at 28 ; of wheats 644.078 in degs, and cotton at 7524 @ Xd To London about 4,00 a 4,000 bbls. four wore cugayed at as. Sd. 0 2s. 6d; and perm oil at 82s 44 The Progress of the Kevulsioa--Gleams of Hope. The arrtval of the Sar of the West, with $1 268,734 in treasure, aud the comparatively slight cisaster #bich marked the wuvh dreaded 3d of October, will evable the mercantile commacity to enter upow the new week with @ better feclug then they bave known fora long time. euspense—to obtain news which we get in ten minutes. These are enormous diffarcnices between our position and that of our predecessors of 1837 and former convulsions; and we may reesonably reokon on a certain benefit to score from them. There is, besides, a great deal of real money in the country. New York copecially is solidly rich. There is reagon to believe that within the pact few days very considerable purchases, for cash, of State and even railway securities have been made at the Stock Exchange and at private sales, by persons who, seeing theae securities unn- nally @epreesed, choose this time to invest in them. One cannot but wonder at men risking money in such a way when it could be used qith- out the least riek in the operations of commerce, aud yield a profit of 5810 per cent a month. But this, it seems, is the public fancy; men who dare not buy the best paper will grve $10 a share for Erie stock. The fact only proves that there is, in the hands of individuals, a very considerable amount of ready money seeking profitable tavest- ment; an amount, we ehould eay, far larger than would be required tocary our merchuuts through their tovbles if it were applied in the proper way. Xo such element of comfort existed in 1837, 1825, or 1817. Tum Reversion at TEE Acapemy.—In the pre- sent fivancial revolution, when all the bubbies of the day are breaking about us—when flour aud grain and provisions and dry goods and produce and stocks, and everything but hard specie cur- repey, are falling, falling, falling, it is curfous to pote the eflect upon the fashionable worid ; and this is nowhere better developed thai in the re sult, 0 far, of the Opera season attghe Academy. The dircetcrs, expecting a strong“competition, put om an extra amount of steam, and adopted the bull system with everything, buying at the very bighbest price, aud expecting to realize ac- cordingly from the generous public. But there is something wrong with the generous public, The eeperous public has its notes to pay, and cannot borfeq any money to pay them. So the generous public sbuts itself up in its libraries, in the Fifth “eyenue and elsewhere, and goes into abstruse mathematical calculations, endea- voriug to eave eome'hing of its expense for luxu- ries. Off goee the Opera for the first thing— thea cut off a dinner party, and postpone the mid winter ball. The Opera involves many lide expenses onteide of the price of tickets, aud it cannot be afforded. Strangers in the city also £] the pressure, aud prefer a gmaller inveetment ot ities theatres. The Opera stock has had | at Taye fell, The receipts tor the past week y per cent less thaf those of the first, is rather a wide margia between six It b jong been industriously preached tha Sard ago aud two thowvand five hundred dollars, It the 3d, on which day several millioos of mercan tile paper fell due at bank, would witness an uu- paralleled cumber of mercantile faiures; it is erotifying to perceive that, with the exception ot one dumestic banking house, whose embi rassments are imputed to the disorganizatiod bs our domestic exchanges, and to the unfortamate, operations of Boston branob, the hoares which euspended payment ou Saturday were uoiforaly tecond or third raw, twieed, last week, asa whole, wae less revere then some of ite prede- cereors, though there was no apparent relaxation in the stringency of the money market. It is quite ridiculous to euppose, as some of eur COtemporal ies seem to do, that the revulsion is over, and that we may fall to aud spend money like water once more. A revulion like the pre- tent is not the affair of adsy, or a week, ora month. It took tweive years to prepare; it will take at least some months to work out. Tha vulsion which followed the war of 1812 la three years; that of 1825 laved two; that of 1837 lasted four. And thongh all attempts to ttrike ap exect paralicl between tuese periods of divaster and the one in which wa are now moving mast fail, emply begause ¢ May differs trom the lest, aud vo two ages or uras, or eveuta, or men sre exactly and wholly alike, pet still there ts enflicient general anslogy between these va rious comm reial er able us to conclude with rome contdenoe that they will all have cor. tain festures in common. It is cootrary to ex- perience #rd t common sexs to suppose that the preeeotrevaleion wul sop short half way ia the career which was comptctely filid by ita predecessors. There are, however, roasne for believing that the present reasou of calanities will be briefer tben any former eimiiar period Railroads, #teamere and & legrephs hive actually condensed time: we live a year in thirty duys, old style; we crowd into a week movements and eveate which occupied the last peneration at least month. Mercbante at New Orleans learn of the suspension of their correspondents here the same Gay, ond are enubled to act, one way or the other, without the lows of many bours, and ad- Vis@ the same before the day is out, Shippers in New York obtain @ sett\ment from their bankers in London in twenty-four days. Formerly these Operations consumed months, daripg all whioy the revulsion dragged its slow y aloug Now we economise toreefourtha of the time pent in waiting. Tuce, thongh the present convulsion must naturally be more exteusive in ite effecte than any former one, owing ty the prodigious extension of our commerce, aud the infinitely increased ares of mercantile credit and financial expansion which t« exposed to the storm, it is not unrewonable to expest that it mey be much rooocr ended than former acci dents of the kind, aud that the country may re cover from the eflucta in an unusaally short period. Torre are other reasons for hoping that, in spite of the enormous Losses thet must befal thore 8 to ¢ mcthing is cot done pretty soon the Opera mapagcrs will be as baoly off as the Opera | stockholders; and they went out of sight loug ago. We all know very, well how this finan. cisl revulsion was brought sabout—by wild speculation and an inflation of every. thing far obove its real value, The same recklcesnew bas been seen ia operatic affairs, and the came rceult te inevitable uniees some econo mical measures are devieed. The articles in- flavd by the bulis of the Opera are the prima donne, \euors, baritones, &e, &, They are pat onthe market like fancy stock, at prices far bbe heir real vatue, and while the market is cory ore readily bought on their own terms, But they must pow obey the Jaw which is a; work to recuce the prices of everything else, and the’children of song, pf they hope to earn their bread,,butter, macca:oni and Bordeaux with us, must bow to the decrees of necessity, fall with flour, pork aii dry goods, consent to a reduction of ong third on their salaries, or else get nothing at all, The directors must cut off their extrane- ous expenses, rend their camp followers to the right about face, and if they can knock off tae eatra hal! dollar which they charge for eecared wise they must blow up like ail the other bab- bles. There ie no reason why a prima donna nvuld Lot fail in price, as well’ as a barrel of ng pan or « prime bam, and the market for singere isjoet pow very flat We do not expect to report | w better feeling,” a more “stringent aemand,” or a“lookiog up” in this etyle of goods—if they ore goode—for some time to come, Tux Kansas Einotion.—-Tae Kansas election for dembers of the Territorial Legislatare and a delegate to Congress, comes off to-day. We ehall woxiously await the news of the resalts, because of the spprebensions of, and preparations on ali tides for, arow. We are inclined to think, how- ever, that the United States troops will have been ty judiciously ported at different poiats as to be ble to maintain the peace, The free State party 00 pot profess to have apy hopes of carrying the Legielacure, although they do cxpect to elect the tr delegate to Congress, Whatever the resulte may be, they will very materially enlightea us ne to the manifest destiny of Kansas, and the practical driftofl the slavery agitation. In this view, the Georgia State election, which also comes off to-day, is a secondary affair compared with that of Kanses, «ity Poltttes A SPLIT IF PNT AMBRICAN PARTY IN TIE OIXTRENTH Wak. A epiti bas taken placejo the American party in the Six- teenth ward, on the slavery question, and two councils Ter deairone Tene uc temas "el a, a ese 4 fusion tote myle emve'ves ‘etraight cate’ The conflict be tween there \wo scotions of che Acerionn party in the xteeote ward wil continue in fall bias until after the eh Supertor Uourt—eneral form. Before a fail Jenod Oct 2— Wim. Sharp ve augustus W Whipple Order airmed. seats, they may yet weather the storm. Other. | THE LATEST NEWS. Mapected Sews from Gurope, PomrLano, Me., Ost. 4-8 P.M. ‘The steamship Anglo Saxon is cow fully due at Quebec, ‘wih jour days ls'er pews from Earepe. She had not been hrard of at the hour of closing last night, and the Operatcrs were notified to beon hacd this evening. As the operators here cannot ratso Montrea), the prosumption ts that the Hine te ov! 0’ order. Interesting from W: ” PROPOSED FINAPC1AL BELIQY FOR GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS—HEALTH OF TSE PRESIDENT, BTO. Wasnuratom, Oot 4, 1857. I learn that the adro!nistration bave under oon dderation ‘he «expediency of making advances to government o1n- teartcrs upon shipments of material, with assignment of Dilla of lading end policies of iasurance, tnsteat of actual delivery at the proposed sites of building. This ts intended 82 & measure of relief, not only to the government con. ‘rectors, but to the great commercial interesia of the oountry, by precip! s ing tn cirouletion millions of treasury gold without impairing government seouritics. ‘The Postmaster Genoral bas ordered to be paid, within the last two days, for mail service on railroads and else where in the North and West, upwards of three hundred and fif.y thousand dollars. It wae reported last evening that the President was much worse, bu! I am informed to «i sy thal the report was unfounded. He tn getting along finely, and will be ta tho city to morrow, Hon, John Kelly arrivod tast eventug, and is stopping at Willard’s. Lots of the Ship Catharine, Provimosrown, Mass , Oot 4, 1867. ‘The schooner Mincesoia, Ca 4. Nickerson, arrived hero from the Grand Banks, reports taat (n0 date givon) an ua- known ship raq tao the ship Cathariae, from Thomarton, Me., sinking ber |wmedistery. The cfloers and crew wore faved and tadon on board by (ie unknown ship, which ‘was bound for Liverpool. Whe James Adger at Charleston. Cmaxtesros, Oct. 8, 1867, The United States mail steamship Jam‘s Adger, Cs; tala 8 ©. Turser, from New York, arrived he-e at 4 o'clock this morning. ‘The Great Firemen’s Parade in Philadelphia. Puranairuia, Oct 4, 1867. Great preparations are making for tue Firomen’s pa- radeio morrow. 4 large number of firemen from other Cit'es tnd the interior arrived y, aud more are ex” peoted this evening. The woa:ner is Gas, and jue indica tions are that there will be a clrar cay to-morrow, Markets PaovipEnce, Oct 3, 1887. The Journal reprrte cotton dil anc heavy. Sales only tm emall lots for immed ate use. Wo l— light sates sh w tbe continced depreaned atate af pales 10,000 lbs. Printing ct are 4,000 pieces, 64x64, on private teres Bovraio, Oct 3—6 P. M. Flour heavy and 4vli Sales 690 bola, at $4 62% 0 $5 for obotce to extra Wisconsin, Indiana aud Oblo. aud $) 25 8 $5 62 for double extra Wheat opened eteady, cling doli Sales 18.000 bushels, at 80c. for No. 1 Ohicago epring and $l for ehie Michigan aad Ke . Gorm uredapged. Sales '2,00) busnels at 630. Osu stacy Bales 3 600 bushels, to arrive, at ic Whitkey beavy ai Freighu—Corn 100. to New York Lares imports for the twenty four bours ending at noon to-day—200 bbls. flour. Canal exp ris—!23 000 bushels waeat, 3,000 bushels covn. Thore is s fresh brecze blow!ng up the lake, but no fleet coming in. , Oot 3—6 P.M. Oswaoo, Flour ard grain quiet. Canal freighta dull and an- changed. Flour Sic and wheat l0c to New Vork. Lake imports to day—18,000 bushels whest, 15,00 bushels corn. Canal exporis—8,(00 bbis. flour, 24,000 bushels The Uctohr Germ of the Law Courts. ‘What ts called the summer vacation in the law courts basended. What ovght to bave been the snmmor vaca tion has been occupied by a series of litigations and oon tentions between two ccntestirg paviies for the office of Street Commiestoner—the nominee of the Governor «ni the & pointed and duly authorized officer of the Mayor and Common Counet!; there has been also mandamus afier mandamus against the Police Commissioners; the Lowber claim against the city for $200,000 for a doubtfal convey. ance of property which bas been set aside by Judge Roorevelt as Ulegal; the Lemmon slave case, the Vancom! trial, various motions in the case of Mrs, Cunvingham; the Reservoir contact, and several others of loss nok, have kept some Judges, mavy lawyors and # few reporters pret- ty busy during the “recess” This day, however, is the first Monday of the month, and the jury iriaw will com- menace in the Common Pleas and the Saperior Court. Tne Jadges of he Supreme Oourt betog al) ong ged ia hearing the argument on the Lemmon siave case, no jury trial oan be heard in the ctroait, The Special Term is edjoaracd to {bo Bih Lost. for the same reason, The calendars of the varioas branches are vory long; ‘that of the Superior Uours sumbering cighteoo bandred ad sixteon causes, forming a hoteroge.cous maw of sults from an action cn a nvte to actions for damages by rail ‘ways or by Gres. ‘The October term of the Goneral Sersions openg this morning, Recorder Smith presiding. Altboogh the calon. dar ts large and will be greatly incroased by the number Of indictments which will ve found by the Grand Jury still {t Me not Ubely that many caces will aiireet universe aitention, One case uf murder will be tried whion will excite considerable taterest ia this city, pamoly, that or Patrio& Doffy and Henry Drake, tndicied for the murder of Francis Saliers, a negro. A’ large batch o” indictmoats found egaivat the alleged vidiatore of the Saaday Liqtor law will not be tried this term, as was expooted, for die reason (bat the Reoorder bas already expressed his opinion that thay should be quashed, while bia aasocia'e, Jadge Rossell, su-taips them and intends to give the Distrito: At torney « fair chance to carry ovt the Iaw, Ho is proseout ing 1he offenders with grest zeal, and whilo in his offive on Saturday, our reporter pe: celyed ‘hat bis table groaned beneath the load of complaints of this cature. Daring tue week & motion will be made to remove the trial of Michae! Cancem|, for tbe alleged asenasination of oMcer Audersoa, out of the county. [i is seid that George b. Parmaies, who was arrested Inet week, charged with stealing $20,000 worth of satine hom the store of HF. Dibdleo & Oo, War ren streot, will plead guil.y to the charge in a day or two. POR @MWRRAL BEGSIONA, CALENDAR OF PRU Arson .. Emberriomemt . “ Reootving swioe goods. Onrry ing slong sbot Bl em mom cers Diamatic and Musica! Matters, The Opera at the Academy bas bet » bad week of ti, finapclai!y, althoogh musically (bore bav been nothing to @ plata of. The concerts of Thalberg and Vieuxiomp: have hkewwe suifered from the same causes Milo, Frex- pollnt made & grees rensadon a. the concert of Frivay, aod toat #1t an sudiesce oot given to sudrem excitement ‘Co iat pight the Stabai Mater «/ Rosin! wae given, wtb LaGrange, Vestvall, Mme. Strakoscb, Gassior and Labo cetta This evening “L’Klisir d’Amore’’ is to be sang by Freraolin', Labooetta, Gamier and Roooo. The music is somiyatly suited 10 the capwities of (hese artiaw, and ine performance is amply worth bearteg. At Burton's theatre Miss Obariotte Cushman hae completed the first woek of her engagement, «bich, jodging from present appearances, will be imdi finitely prolonged While the audiences have teolnded all cinsees of soclety, they hare been not only great in sumbars, bat select im quality During the weck Mise Quanman has played Bianco, Lety Yearle, Rovltnd, Mrs. Haller and Romeo (\wice) We should place Romeo and Bianca as her best pat: aed we beleve that that e the public impression, and the public fe the heat oritio, after ali To night Miss Cusumia plays Meg Merriiios, in which ebe is intensoly interceting The érama te wel! Cast, and will be done with ali the origina) masic, by Sir H bishop, and capita! good music it Ie too Al the Broad’ theawe Mr Ubarice Mathes Mriehes engagement of three weeks, ep Saturday wight ast . Mathows bas mot with entire euocess, snd we hope 10 be aole to say the sume ofehie tour trough the rural districts, He commen wee an engagement at the Boston theatre this evening. The Bradway will no be ovsnet thin ovening, asthe time is warted for ® perfect rehoarsa: Of the new balict, “Faost,’’ in which the Kouzan! oom- pany will appear cn Taceday. This cowpaay bes met with tho warmest cocominase of the Philadelphia prom, and every boty hore te enxious to see It, The apnouncemonia lead us to expest something finer than bas ere. he on roen here in the way Of the balet. Indeed, the baliet has never been given hore ef.er the Eorapean fashion, an? ths performanse of Tooeday ia, therefore, very intereating Mr. Marshall Som mences Dis Onera roaaon with the artiste of leet year, Garvanign, Brignoll, Amodia, ko., this eveming at the Phi- ‘adeiphia, Ronoon! #ill shortly make hie début at this house Al Laur 10% theatre, the soveliies, The Gam NS Light Guara,’’ and “Nothing to Nurse,” were played every bight Iaet woek to excellen: bouses. “Nothing to Nurse’ eppareatty been Inteasel; amused with the “Light Guard,” and, therefore, ft bes answered ite only purpose. The arrangement of the stage for tbis play is bighly artisic and has met with ont- versal admiration, To nightanew drama, “A Hasbeag for ap Hour’ and “Toe Siam Light Gerd.” wigs Mr. Jorden, Mr, Jefferson and Mr. Wheaileigh play in the fires pleos. At Wallack’s theatre, Miss Heron has finished her em. gegement, and deparied on an extended wur through the Bouth aod West, Her ongegement has Lot beeu mo sae Ceasful as tha! of inst year, partially, we presume, ov ag count of the fact that she bored the public with some very etupld plays This evening we are to have “Che Rivals,” with Blake, Lester, Mrs, Goey and Miss Gannon, who have lately been amusing the ungrateful Philadelphians, Mr- Walcot also makes his first appearance this evening, We chronicle the return of these artists with much pleasure. Ab Niblos Garden we have no novelies to record, and the business ts quite as good ex over. Rolla in the ballet, and the Raveis iu ‘Bianoo’’ forma a capital entertalament for to night. At the O1; mpio theaire, a new duricsque, ‘‘Kivg Lager, or the Bons of Matt,” ls to be produced to-night It is the work of @ gentleman who bas been previously succcasful in the same feld, and the principal paris will be noted by Mra. Charles Howard and Mr. Jobuston, both of whom are ea- cellent in this syle of piece. At the Bowery theawo, Mr. Eddy, whose energy and Cnterp:les are mecting with succes, announces a grand spootacie, ‘The Crusaders, or tho Old Wan of the Mous- tain,” for to night, and every night this week. Mr, Rady pluys the principal part ip the plevo. At the Museum, the Weloh Nightingale and the Aque- rium are the aitractions jast now. Everybody onghs to bear Mise Wil'iems ead eee the Aquarium. The colored opera st Woxl’s and Bryant's doce net seem affected by tho Snencial preesure. Goth keop ap the fire of novelties, and for proof see the bills, ‘Miss May gives her second concert al Niblo’s Saloon ea ‘Toreday. NEWS FROM THE 800TH PACIFIC. Neutrality Couve:tion between Peru and the United Btaus—Refusal of tne Ontiean Legislature to Vote the Government sup pilet—G2ports of Sliver—-The Revemauon la Peau=A Hoste: Satp Seized by a Uhilean Man of War—The tuwn of Paira, *eru, Demroyed by au Kartnygushe—havages of Fover in Bolivia—Reportwed Discovery of the Murderer of une Briuisn Minister. ‘The steamship Bolivia arrived at Pacama on the Zlst of September, tvom the South Pacific coast. Bbe brocgbt §200,(00 to specie and twenty [oar paseen- gers, amongs: whom vas Hoa D A Sts weather, ae Untied States Consul at Chile, on his return to tao United ‘States. The dates aro, Valparaiso Slat of August, La Pes yo livin) S8ch of August, Lima ilih and Csliso 14h of Beptomber, CHUB. DIFFICULTY BETWEEN Rr (./VKAYMENT AND LEGID LaTUKR—1H8 BUPELI‘G NOT VuTxO—TEB RRPAR BANTACAVSS OF FKanUs abD TH UNITED bTasee —GUANO OLAIMS OF PhKO—LAW# LATELY PRO BULGATEL—¥AREBT KRPORTS. OUR VANAMA OORKIFONDENOT, Pavama, Spt. 22, 1607. ‘The news irom hile fs 10 the cuin of Angas, being fiftcen days lator ican our inst sdytoes. Tae government and the Lepisitio © «tu Bopemr to Le at loggoracnds, amd ae it is somewing quite usw for thew to proceed te seek extromes sitbo i rosding () arcs, we mast wake some excuse for the ruvel'y of tow elurtion Tam glad to 2ce tant public vistos Wi calling far Lora Of the press ix (bie. ‘The President is wwe! The recent deaih of hhy oe quite opset him, and inere ta remor that be will mend the reins of government for vighs monies w the View Vrestoest. ‘The steamer Obie bad acvivei 8) Valparaivo from Lo don, afer w very lorg voyage, oliclly performed usouw veil’ Tc tm eaid wat Rer Gu shleery we nok po sera em muga, She belongs to the British Pecils sivaru Navigon Uae (ABY, BBY Was 10 TUD DEiWooa Voi werner? Bud PauToE Gren. prepa: BUONs are Doz u16 Kor Le Uanena vot Gays, which whe place this wou, daiag Wwhico Kae tude bas.ness ts traueaaved. The conunved exvort of silver cole from CDil> aad ove sequent scarcity, i¢ peverviy iol) mud ‘mU0 oeam plaived of. Toe reports of tne seer tart: Fence end wf the Navy bave beon pcdiishcd, but sey 10 aut comaia anything 1m, orient, OUR VALPARAISO CORREWoNDaNOR Vauranawo, Ang Sl, 165%, On the 26th of Auguat,the Hon Mr J. 4 ark weather, Charge d’Aflaires of tho United Biante, took his often) leave His Exoellonoy addressed the President tn the following Ppeeob Mn Prasioent:—T have the hover to present to your Brest ienoy Oi mucgraph leer row tbs Pieekient 0: de Uuled sixes, ehicb wid inform you ihm! (he re A tons malniained govrrumertof hile bave wees Tue Presicont repiled as followa:— sOSTRK~ | LAVe lenrued with sincere regra that your as ended. and tbat ju are oe ie ere oF Piri of ewight Ded, bind and cardial fri tare fo fied sour minwom ane ore of Uris, trae g0+6, #8) p= Our long Lime hi raided aoe minister, Bg +2, bes not yetarrived. He will moct wita Dut @ cold be cvos come, I fosr 1 have been frxquoaty © peotabie Cbileaa moronante vere “why be a Any Unilisne to De + arta ly marderw t Ont fornia cutog bis acmiwiairadout” and 4 til take tae eotire torm of Dia m esiop We causly be people beret ome pot * Honest Jon Bigier’”’ timecif who mardered every Meni a Goa Vallean wbe died under the Kafe = Cab forms Trere it talk of « lime of tug meamers for the Siva of Magei.aa, Tucse suraits aro sbout ox Uundred mile a ee Of the Horn, ond the semge throng these shorine whe Horn some Gfwee nites raiso, Will De Of Iocalonl<b@ advauiage w us, in cur bi monthly arrivals and devariares of scamors orth, aloes ieolned ‘rum the commercial world. We have bearé mucb of the ewablicn ment of an Amertoas tine frcm Panna to this port, ty compete win he ew ser menupeiy of the British; bus we tare Boyed agene hope unl we Goud, ci erer ‘eeing 114 comp! themomd, Guties »m Coal Bd Copper will sooe be taken off, which will gieatiy Dom Gi bu b dives lnrareade (ne cop per yield we cho Dorthwari grows greater every you, FDIG the Com! rexiows to the eoath promises a vandnad wealth tw thelr exptore & Nov eo are of Io boon gi OO, sas there OK more than thelr expenses (ur 94 fot exbIOlt we mood ee ‘ity a8 Ln former feoliog of want of contacce whioe 1 © veldemet wikvemed be ore vat ex, on «f wiver, the payment var xe ore Simo to | spore Pape bas beg wm to enew Wteelf aa a clrovla ing meoty m; backe are being seta becleodes are firely mor to build svemaid Genoes, ort pe fail, OF prices ful from she any This i owing w ime vy crisis however we may poryooe, | thing th mus | come. There are ten Ageorican vessels ia haroor, Wm 1, Frbeon ts atill donee! for thie put, end we are of AL rious De eboulo remaia Proj e@itions bad beou made to tbe gore mmont to cwwe Heh @ line of tel-gra h from tom city t Panama, snotwer to Buenos ayrr—ihe term of privilege, whee is w be exclusive for vineay ole youre The republic's expertarion Oy On tbe Girt of Auguat tne Hoo Mr Limperant, Charge dAifeires, pregeuied his 6-0eutiala wad ' war re cerved by the Presigent of ve repub 0 After ing steamer iefi, the steamer Kemeraida sailed te tho north, the real « bject of Ror voyage wae not kao Peele Sta ah as Sas fives LJ cortaln aot of eovereignty ine ter he republic, Rout the aleamer to prowct iped it mene Velparatce Mercurio 0 the 20%h of A = Portviar Gewal, Ce Hermon Megdalona, loniqh wih oupet from General Vivaacs, in Islay, hePag ar