The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1857, Page 5

; of every degree it ~s t performer y In most representation! Speviator to get rid of the iden mere actor before him. Macready ii his best Glways icft upon the sudience the iden that he oases still do the same. The elder Kean, in ‘and Rachel, in present, (if indeed she cam still be said to Ahelong to thom,) were the only great artists who rose au- the idea that they wore the Othollos, the Richards, and other great characters they depicted. Miss Cuthman on ‘the present occasion produces @ precisely similar effect. ‘We entirely lose sight of Miss Charlotte Cathman, and be- Come convinced that ahe is the Pythoness—and even more than the Pythoness—whom the genius of the great Sootoh aovelist drew. We know not whether the character will be repeated during the following week, but we counsel our readers ‘mot to omit an opportunity of witnessing the greatest act- ng now upon the slage, whother viewed in reference to power of execution or grandeur of conception. adics’ Testimonial to Captain Herndon’s Memory. In obedience to « call issued by several ladies of this Gity, im answer to the appeal of Mrs Sarah Magruder, wife Of the Mayor of Washington, the ladies of New York me yesterday, ai Niblo’s Saloon, at one o’olook, fer the pur- ose of expressing their deep sympathy with the widow and davghter of the gallant Captain Herndon, but for ‘whose devotion end self sacrifice every woman and child -mauat have perished on board the Central America. The meoting was not as largely attended as the ciroumstances demanded, about a hundred and fifty ladies and very few @eallemen being pretent. Much emotion was evinced by the ladies during the proocedings, and at every allusion to ‘The meeting was celled to order by Oaptain H W. Mor- ris, 0. d..N. Williem A. Duer, Eeq., late Prosident of Ue- lombia » was elecied obairman, and Garrett R, Barry, Feq., Purser U. 8 N, secretary. ‘the Cramman said bo presumed the honor done him on ‘Ghig cooasion was due to the (aos {nat in bis early life ne been inthe navy. He in it that the bright galaxy him was a fair presage of the sympathy whlch had the family bereft of a husband anda be hoped that abundant proof would be forth- the meoitng was not called im vain, but that ‘who participaicd in it would show the reality of Gbeir sympainy. Mr. Evazrs was then introduced to the meeting, id that although he felt diferent from ils us’ ‘was at liberty b those now present ‘as a repropenta- e now a of the sympaiby felt on the subjeat which called them thaa as an evidence of the Bumber tnterested in gubject as liself the speaker. It was only ecessary 40 recall that to mind to satisfy us that we jhould take some interest init, Mr. Eyarte hore recount- the circumstances of the wreox of the Ventral Amorica, ‘She galantry of Captain Herndor, his coolness in preserv- {mg subordination up to the last moment, his noble devo- Gon to those who could not help themeelves; the safety of whom was not the result of aay chance effort, bui of the efficiency of the ——. cee bis beveer| _s strong arm and sirong will, rot men 8! yy ibe pins obedieace to the voloe of homacity, apa agreed that, even whore the chances of safety were eo fer, the first chance should bs given to the weakest, and the women and obiliren were all wed, This wa: a victory—not over the cloments, which he could not conquer—bet over human nature. Mr. Everts contrasted the scene on board the Contral America with aosces of violence and disorder which bad been euscted Ae tlt a , and his et bis salary, even tu the bigaest pos: Bavy, was only $1 500, Ho wat not only ‘Dut @ scholar avd a men of science. good Ia bis character were Hl therource of tue Amazoa. wife and child he accepted the more remune- in the merchant service, service he readered. His actions 2E Ht | | ! E : ATs gE i i : 44 fi i 3 3 i Hs uf : : F : E i i | i ; i j } = E i i istlie as by ores ing ® if to ihe bo bas 8 E = Hi zs i £ § z rl : t E i i ? F i A | rH i 134; z £ Fire ze Eee i ; 3 & 3 gE Hi i i aE E j § i d a who, to E zg 5 i Hi} H I + &, H 2s E 3 i 4 ij ; ? H : Bartetoia, 107 Wavorley 5 ius, 90 Kast Twenty stroot. Livingston, 28 East Twenty second 199 Weat Twenty third sircel, | i i 7 3 7 i f i 8 i i i ii a2 he £ = i i STEERS H ii ii if ! i i fi i i J i i j ; i “4; Fi 2 ee x = ° Bait les &y —_——_—__.. YOR TAMMANY CENBRAL COMMITTRE CALL FOR Pat- MARY RKLSOTIONS [88UBD—THE HALF AND MALF CITY CONVENTIONS. Al the meeting of the Tammany General Commities, held on Thareday evening, \t was desided to hold primary eieo- ona for the choice of delegates te form oonveniions for @he nomination of such city offlcors as are to bo voted for Chie fall, The Conventions will meet as follows: — ‘Bayoraity Convention, of five delegates from cach ward, on the 16th of Ootober inst, rom each ward, ‘The Know Notbings are trices (mn making nominations for the State Assembly. The General Com mittee of that party have mixed op matters i i feapectivo dis NEW YORK HERALD, SAT —_—_—_——_—_—_———. Whe Metropolitan Police Commissioners, The Metropolitan Police Commissioners met at 83 While street yesterday afternoon at two o’clook. Prosent—Gen. Nye, in the obair, and Mayors Wood and Powoll, and Oom- missioners Bowen, Stranshan and Oholwell. Previous to the commencement of the business of the Board, Mr. Bows» announced that he had reoelved a man- damus, iasued by one of the courts, for the payment of four thonsand glass ballot boxes, at $15 cach, to Samus ©. Jolly—making a total of $60,000, Mr. Bowen stated troller refused to pay for them. . ‘Mr. Nyz said the law made it obligatory upon the Board te contract for the boxes, but did not stete from what fund be for. He however thought lt waa ‘subject was then laid over. Afver the reading of the miautes of the previous meet me he ce of this city, and are entuied to do euty, a will bold +L meeting ck, rine argon doling 20 a ‘as entitled to be r+ int under tb; Mr. Bown anid bo was eatin y ‘willing to remote bask meek a oi pation: Sree-ee not been legally dis- mised. Mayor Woon thought ‘f the men were not logalty dis- weet; Ae county§should have the bene’ of their ser. ‘vices. Mr. Bowsn supposed the subject syould be referred to a com mittes to inqwre into each particniar case. Mr. Nrw replied thai the notices were sent back from the Fourteenth ward neatly tied up, with Ceca 2 POs y that they would not be received from the Metropoiita: ioe Commissioners. Ma) or Woon opposed a reference to a committee, ground thai ite commitice did mot exocuie ihe dull signed them. The first of the rerolu\ions was then put and adopted. Mr. Bowen offered an amendment to the second to the effect that a commitiee be appointed to hear and report to the Board on the claims of members of the discharged po- Nee to be restored wo duty, Mr. Nyw said thai the Board having decided that the mem bers of the Manic\pal Police were dismissod, it could Bot re-adjudicate. The resolution of the Mayor came too late, and the members of the old force acknowledged their dismoissal by the surrender of tneir stars, &5. Mr. Bowsx said be would consider the olaims of old po- Neemen if they came to him in a respectful manner. Mayor Woop did not coincide with the opinion of Mr. Nye. If the Hoard committed a gross wrong he thought it had the power to reotify ts. io his opinion the inemvers Of the old force were not logaliy dismissed, and there ware 800 or 400 men in citizens’ dress who had all the suthoriiy of any of the Metropolitan policemen; and be thought thai, ‘at least, they abould have the charges against them sub- mitted in writing and be veafrented by tueir ssousers. Mr. Nyx contended that written notices were served ap- on the oid policemen, and when thoy refused obedience to she law no Court could compel the Comuniseionere to rein- state them. When the queation on Mr. Bowen’s amondmont was about to be put, Mr Stmanauan moved that it be laid on the table, which was leat. Mr. Bowen anid h‘s object for tho passage of his awend- mont was that the question might be settled and the oppo- mite party satisted Mr. Nyx remarked that they would not be sitiailed with some- Slityg their bellies on the east wind; they wanted May Wort ron Bowen's amendment jor Wosp 5 wen’ ‘The reyolation as amonded was then adopted. the resol ren pecially f ad 'VeR ei} ly for eondus, sonduct aking E whom no ch: mis: eferred di thetrofiicial services * the pnd records of the late Mualeipal represeniing til city, and the . Bows sald the men who were tried and dismissed could not be restored. Temarae from Mr. Nye, the re- moved that the Treasurer be authorized im the Seventh and Thirteenth 2s eh eRR,) SOT Gee Nees é chee if 3 i i t [ iy etlect. BLL proposea to the first : i & further amendment, that they of November and be then dis- : I Brooklyn City News, Honsina Accivant.—Two little boys, one three years oid, son of A. Barnaby, danggist, corner of Oourt and At, jantic streots, and the other an adopted son of Mr. Toyn- bee, aged six years, strayed from home about noon on Wodnesday The various police stations ia Brooklyn and RUROPS, INDIA, CALIFORNIA, THE BOUT PACIFIC, GANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, MRXIOO, CUBA, WEST INDIBA, BTC. INTERORPTRD LETTERS OF THE PERUVIAN MINISTER —APFAIRS IN WASHINGTON--MARKBTS, #TO., BTC. ‘The Waaxty Hanae will bo published ai ton o'cioen tale morning. [te comtente will embraces {l! par len lare of this weadertal abd miricaloa rescue veo Served Regigeer, « Fireman, and passenger, {om the wreck OF ihe venta; America; News from Europe, India, Oalifornia, Oregon and The Fall Style Drees Paris undersigned, bas assumed, SF ail olnere sasoog young mea -~ 214 Broadway, opposite Bt, Paull. A Card—All have alr Patty ya invited to and Doctor Sireds and iaay be somaidorss s real prodign =< PR pd Gent Aubestypen— Geert Sacrifice KIMBALL, 347 Brodway- 7 £8 204F ia Taylor's International Hotel and Saleons, Broadway, corner of Freablla street Metallic Tablet Razor Strop—For Sale by J. &8. SAUNDERS, store only at No. 7 Astor House. Boys’ and Youths’ Fall and Winter Cloth- ing, at great bargains. No. $i John street corner of Nassau atreet, D. L. CORNELL. Pianos, Melodeons and Music, at M3tremely low prices during Oc.ober, ai WATARS’, $33 Broadway. Bassford’s Billiard Palace —Fiftem Tables, Court avd Remsen streets, . Blate beds for fine plays era. Factory, with twelve tab es, 149 Fulton treet, N. X. Detiance Salamander Safes—With Patent powder proof detiance jocks and cross bars. Depot is Pearl skeet, One door beiow Mailea lane ROBBRT M. PATRIOK. Price of Wolfe’s Schiedam Schuapps. I beg leave to Inform tho public, that I have reduced the ge my Sohioiam arowale Sohaapps to ihe folowing feta LPO WO! Imported Boots at $2,50; Slippers at $I and i) A Boe pote to bukton, 2,60; Lace, $3,25, at ML L Holloway’s Ointment —Chse Diseases of the fiegh ard the skin, to which obildren are most subject, such as qhorusted sores on the head and face, rashes, ringworm, tot ler, sal-rheum, pimples. de are quicaly rellevet by tris on Ruent, as well a6 (he angriest ulcers, ard all kinds of wounds. Hatse—Brst Broadway Hats for $3 50, at HAVENS’, 74 Fultoa street, below Goid, nat aide. Batenelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess eat h a Slied at We mascisciore, 200 Brosdway. ““* “14 Sad bo Ltitadoro’s Hats Dye, Wigs and Toupess, tam ere. ‘or gale a ¥ Hie Ee. yw ye privately applied at Marsh & Co.’s Radical Cure Truss Office removed to No. 2 Vesey atreet, Astor House. White, Clear Skin and Fine Hi Sid Italian soap, two shillings. and Jones’ articles are sold, wholesale Jones’ coral hair oll and revi, ai Theen beautiful SANDS’, 100 Falion street Fontalne’s Cream of Wild Flowers has no equal for waabing children and infants. Try it, For sale at $00 Broadway ‘No. 6 astor douse, Kemp’s Worm Pastilies —Many Diseases of childrea that puzzle medics! men are caused by woras, and might be prevented or cured by the timely use of Be r Bod by the propristors. D. T. LaNMan & 0d. wholesale sta, 69 Water sireet, and by all druggists, al 26 cents per bottle. SINANGIAL AND COMMZRGIAL. MOREY ManKE®, : Fauwar, Oot. 9-6 P, M. Btock sccurities bave founda still lower dopih. Day after day the downward movement goes on, and every day holders look fora favorable turn. They have so far looked in vain, At the first board to day Illinois Contra) bonds declined 2 per ent; Bank of Commerce, 5; Motro- polltan, 1; Perpsylvania Coa! Company, 6; Dulaware and Hudson, 1; Pacific Steamship Company, 2; Erie, {; New Haven and Hartford, 3; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 1; Mich. igan Central, 1; Michigan Southern, preferred, 1; Panama, 3s; Uiltmots Contral Ratlrosd, 6; Cleveland, Columbus and Clacinnat!,6. There was pretty active business in Stale stocks, and prices were genoraliy maintained. [o some instances an improvement was realized. Now York State 6's, 1862, advanced one per cont; do. 1872, 4; Michigan ‘State Reading railroad stock advanoed to day 2 per cent. The floating dobt of the company is in the neigh. Dorhood of three million of dollars. If it be the policy of the company to pay this debt out of the profits of the road it will require more than two years to do itin, when threo millions of its bonds will become due. If it be atiempted to fund it, it can in these times be only done @teuch a sacrifice as must seriously impair the ability of the company to maintain such dividends as it has here- tofore paid. The business of ihe road, owing to the vigor- ous and wpbending severity of the actual Proaident of the company, and his unpopularity with the oolliers, and other general causes, has fallen off from fifty-five thousand tons to about twenty-five thousand toms per week, and | the coal trade is so depressed that it 1s difficult to collec ‘olla even on sosmalla tonnage. With this depression in the actual business and resources of the company, there 1a the Lebanon Valley road, which requires $300,000 to ‘Oniah 1s apd $200,000 more to stock it, In the present condi- ton of the Reading Railroad Company this amount ef money cannot be raised by a loan, and work on the lebanon road bas, a8 A necessary consequence, been stopped. That road cannot, therefore, be rendered profitable uext year, and the interest on the three anda half millions already ox pended upon it, fails om the Reading Railroad Company. If | as weare credibly informed, tho employés of the Read | ing Company, except those who were discharged, have | not been paid off sinoe July 31, then the prospects of that road are pot much better than those of other broken con corns, while the little prospect of legislative ald to the banks of |ennsylvania seems to knock the last prop from under it, The company requires & new management based on a perfeot knowleage of mon and things in tao coal region of |’ennsylvania, and the stookholiers must ‘egain turn their eyes in the direction of the old managers, with John Tucker, the former I’resident, wh) has built the road and carried it safely through its greatest difficulties, at the hoad of it, ‘The following sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction to-day by A. H, Nicolay:— tee il te set ae iE i Fi Delaware and Hadeon, 1, Michigaa Southern pre. ferred 1; Chioago and and Rook isiaad, 1; New York Osn- tral, \<. American Exohango Bank sold st 60 per cont, which is & decline of 12 per cont sings 37%*F48y : Metro: politam Bank, 2. State stocks continue to be freely offered; (key are woll sustained, and woll they mayjbe, for be { 708d ell question they are tho only roally safe investmons DoW On the marnot. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows:— receipts. . $30,046 49 meats 264,516 08 Palanoe... 6,201,140 66 ‘The Bowery Bank suspended this afternson. A ran commenced apon it this morning, and as none of the other Danke appeared disposed to oxtend any ald, !t was deemed proper to stop, The report of this bank on Monday ist wes a2 follows rans, $960,642; specie, $22,308; cirou- tation, $171,394; nominal deposits, $400,992. Ih will be eon that Ite own supply of spe ste wae not guffictent to leet ‘more than a fow hours, and that without help {t could no: wustain (ieelf, That help wae withheld. Afer the bank had suspended, |! was suggested that a meoting of somo of the Wall street institutions be held for the purpose of enabling this bank to resume. Wo foar It \s too dave. ‘There was a little excitement about the Park Bank this morning; but {toon enbsided. The returns of this insti- tution for October 3, 1887, to the Clearing House, wore as zis P aH Jows —[ cans, $2,860,296; sponte, $18,382; otronlation Sisss, nominal deposite, $1,545,747; capital, $2,000,000. On the 8th inst. It had $543,860 in specie, and a ciroulation of $150,356, The balance in itr favor at the Clearing House yorerday was $46,000, showing an aggrogate of $080,860 in epecia at the commencement 0! basiness this morning. The Contrai Bank of Brooklys, whieh eampended yerter. day, baa gone into liquidation, A receiver has been ap pointed ard the concern will econ be wound ap. A report of the proceedings will be found im another part of this A. BL. Nicolay will hold & special enle of stocks and bonds to morrow (Saturday), at 1254 c’olock, at the Mer- chante’ xchange. ‘A. HL Maller wil! hol’ bie rogaine auotion enle Of storie and bonds to ators0w, at 12 o’clook, at the Morshant® obange. There were numerous reports of failures to-day, and | @overal of the largest houses in the olty were seamed: Later in the cay al! the most important ones were Coutra- dicted, and we do o& fee! justified in uefming any of them. Among the rest was the name of « large private banking house. Every little clique of merchants and financiers that may bappen to meet in any hotel or private house Is called @ meeting for the purpose of taking into considoration the re- vuision and lis probable consequences. The wise sayings Of theae savana are given to the world with ali the impor. tavoe the subject and the indiyidcals can command, but we have yet to see how much good ft will do. The feot te that the speeches and the opinions o/ there respectabis in- dividuals are worth just nothing at all, They really know ‘very little about the matter, and there is not one of them, 0 for ag wo have seen, capable of originating « financial plan or remedy at all feasible or applicadis to the prossal emergency. Banks of this State who wish to retira their otroulation for a short period, instead of selling their stocks are re- ferred to the advertisement of Mr John B Marray, la the financial columa, We have dally reports of private meetings among our leading merobants, and consultations with bavk presi dents, and all sorts of romors relative to the revulsion, its progress, ite duration, its effects, the re asiy, &c , Kd, ali of which amount to just nothing at all. The present posi Won of financial affairs is not a vory dificult matter to cx plain, Everything connected with trade and commerce has, for the past ten years, been going ahead upon the high pressure privcipls. Expansion, exirayagance and specu lation bave had full swing, aud almost every man in the community has got into ico deep water. They oanuot touch bottom, and have, therefore, nothing to stand upon. Everything haa been done upon credit, avd aaythiag « man could do upon credit be has not hesitated a mo- ment about doing. The banks fave lod the way, and of oourse all wore bound to follow. It is vory seldom that the banks have any money to lent without finding parties willing to take ft. The eare wiih which money was obtained created new clases of borrowers, and the most prominent and ravenous par- {ex Im the Geld wers the rallroad companies. The banks tcized upon railroad acceptancos with avidity; railroad compsnios paid high rates of loterest, and they woro giad to get every dollar the banks had to lend at any price. In thin way all parties wore suited; for the banks wero dis. pored to loan to any extent, and it appeared that the ral! road companies could not get enovgh. The resources of the banks have in this wey boen absorbed to aa enormous smount. We have only to look at the flonting dobis of our loading ra!lroad companies to form a pretty good idea of the way our banks have disposed of their money. The mercantile classes hays not been the reciptents of thelr usval portion of bank loins, The railroads could a‘ford to pay better prices for money, and they therafore had the preference, The floating debt of the Michigan Southern Railroad Oompany amounts to about $2,000,000 ; the Erte Company, $2,000,000; Cleveland and Toledo, $750,000; Hudson River Reilroad $690,009 at least. Illinois Uentral, $3,000,000, Michigan Central, $1,800,000, and others pro- minent in this market to fall five million more—making « total of $16,000,000 the bulk of which is heid by the banks im this city. Their resources to this extent are locked up in these securities, amd not many week: since, with this re- vuision right upon ua, the Erie Railroad Company raised from certain banks in Wall stroot $600,0¢0 raore. Instead of lending money to the full line of their loans to the com- mercial classes doing a legitimate business, the bauks have Looked up full $15,000,000 in railroad acceptances, which aro pot worth onan averege forty cents onthe dollar. We bave in this fact the first great cause of the collapse. Tac credit system generally, for some time past, has been enormously inflated. We have for years boon engaged In all torts of extravagance, Yoars of prosperity had created & feeling of recklessness in the public mind that re- cognized Bo restraint, aad a steady bul rapicexpansion has ‘been going on in credi. The benks havo ran their lines of discount tens of millions higher than before known, ‘upon a smaller and weaker basis—they have reached an eggregate of one hundred and twenty-two millions of dol Jare—and woe then told them what would be the result. The contraction has since been more rapid than the pre- vious expansion, and the effect bas been to depreciate the value of their aggregate assets more than twenty-five per cent. In depreciating their own they have depreciated those tn the hands of the public at large, and hundreds upon hundreds of millions of dollars would not make good to-day the reduotion in the market vaiue of railroad seou- rities alone. Afver having made so mach mischief, after baving brought the whole couniry isto s financial revul- sion and endangered their very existence, they have learned o tittle wisdom, aud are now pursuing a conserva tive, judicious course, one which we trust will ultimately extricate themselves and the community from the embar- rassments and difficuities surrounding them. The National Issurance Company of Boston city bas de Glared a semi-enmual dividend of 3 per cent, pagabie on demand. The New England Giass Company have de- | clared a semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent, payable on demand, fhe Eliot Fire Insurance Company of Bosten has declared a semi-annual dividend of & per cent, payabie Octover 13. ‘The amount reoeived for tolls on all the canals of the ‘State for the fourth week of September was. 79,889 Td 1888... cceweeeevereesees ereee + 190,825 The smoont received during the fourth week of Sep- tember, and the aggregate to Uctover 1, in the years foi- lowing, waa:— ‘The following are the reco! pany for the past week and season, as compared with the receipts to corresponding time last year: — Total to Sept. 27, 1 8565... Week ending Oot. 4, 1556 Total to Bept. 25, 1857. Wook ending Oct. 3, 1867 ‘The Avdl\or of Indiana has called on the free banks of that State to Increase thelr seourities or diminish thetr cir- culation to an amoun! equsl to the depreciation of their securities in the market. The banks are doing the latior. ‘Toe Franklin Fire Ineurance Company of Philadelphia declared s dividend om the 6th inst. of twelve (12) per eat for the last six months, payable 12th inst, ‘The earnings of the Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad Company in September, 1857, wore $52,667 06. ‘The Poston Traveiler sates that the notes of the Somer ville Dloaohery and Roxbury Chemical Company lait aver on Tacaday, In consequence of thelr 008.soiion with (ho former company, Mesere. Ward & Boots, Milk sireet, though having abundant moans ‘9 taeot ali thelr \labiluion, have been obliged, for ING moment, to suspend payments. Four of the comb masufactories in West Newbury, cessed operations on Saturday last. This turns oat of employ. por! mt (Wo Bondred hands. we Oud by the report of the Commissioners of the Canal Fond (sete POO No. 10) that the canal moneys dolong- Ing to the Sinking Fund, &6., bavye been deposited in ihe following banks, WRich have suspended. The State has tekken the bonds of directors for deposite, though thia kind of gearantce is not likely to be available in cases of Amounts, $10,877 18 nn OM torssoga Beak’, Sobuy er ville Powell Bank, Newburg September last. They may have been increased or dim!- nivhed sinee. ‘The annexed statement exhibite the value of forcign dry goods \mported into thie port since Jancary Lat in each of the past three years — im Formax Day Goons. 1856 1806 ‘The dry goods trade, from the nature of thin; been very unsettled the present week, and the business a food deal disturbed. The panto bas come ai an anfayor able soagon—that , before the close of the fall trate—and 8 perton when the Wostern trade is anvally active, In URDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1857. x: | pe raise at 8 to 6 per cont per month, bw Doe lke - wales, of our | Mead of expaadise ° tits Way cou do par { farge houses have $2" 4 i” a, t0 protect notes on both «i869 of thotr bsg, Gp, fie, | with money Fenewabie, as weil da thoed paysUie, wim. —ighting ae a candie at jboth onds, Under this oxti™, oper Mion several large houses have boca acorn | Tho cost of bitia at distact 4 Count almost equat to the amount of 05 the goois sold. The Western merchams thas fad a tons at a stand, and wt hou the hope of doing much, um- lean the uce of the farmers, fs abundant, bat their oply exchangeable 0 cannes be ry market, and urge the necessity of adoption of some accepted. and excliemont tt is difficult to give ruling quotations for goods in deiail, We have only to romark, geaorally, thai @aple aed sensopabic goods of nearly ali ‘vinas are held Pretiy muck at provirus pricos. This may be sald ospo- Cially of Gomestic ootten goods of light makes. Foreign eoods were dull, aud especially those of a fancy de- ecripti French silks were said to be lower. The city retail trade, though some less solve than et this soa- non Isat year, continued to manifest more or lees life, aad ‘those mos: largely engaged in tt soomed to be doing 8 fair businees, Should specie come for-ard from abroad to buy raw colton, it will, of course, purchase tt ai lower Fates, and 8 im prices may enable, ere long, many Eastern mills to resume, as several tiave partially doce Qiready, which bad hitherto stopped running altogethor, A larger propo: tion of the importations arriving than usual are gving tio bond, in order to 1e the payment of duties, ord to await for # favorabiotarn in the market. It was bellovyed that many ordors sent out had been oither curtailed or withdrawn, aad that those going out for the purchase ef goods for the aprieg trade would be light, which circumstan ‘e would ia the end leave « better opea- ing for the sale of gocds alveady in the country. The dry goods jobbors should hereafier reduco their credits to four months, instead of giviog siz end twelve months as hero: tofore. ‘The benke might aid in bringing this about by charging tees tnierest on bills three and four months 10 run than on those baying six months or meroto mawro, The several failures in the dry goods trato the past wook bave already appeared iu our columns. ze. KIDAY, Oot. 9, 1867. GON Y Conrail RE.. 6256 er #10 52K 52M 51% 63 ot] ox 9% 100 Harlem Ba. ee 7 SONA 4& Gari RR.c 100 laCr& MRR DS 6} 10 @urcc.-00e 6% 70 Mil & Miss RR. Lb do 13% 450 Roading RR - 9m dé... 1000 Tenn 7000 Vi 2000 Er 10C0 Erle RR bds '76 SO Obccccrene. 18000 Til Con RR baa. 2000 Erie RR ob ’71. 1000 Ul #r bds w pr 1000 Latr&M LG bds 82 she Bk of Com .. 6 Motropoliian Bank % 0... . 0006 146 Del & Bud Can’i0o 2a TO co 56 55 bi 55 Sag 23 2a 33% Oa 0. eo do... 70. 600 Virginia 6’... 59C0 N York 6's, 42 CITY COMMERCIAL REPURT. Famay, Oct. 9—6 P. M. Bamapert +r? —Floar—The receipts were ligh\ and the stock mageraie, while, witha fair domestic demand, prices again improved. Tho sales embraced about 6,000 a 7,000 bbls. at about the following quotations — oH bo an +4 SSsuensse2 333- i skEE3 10,000 & 15,000 bushels, including Southern wh: $1 0 8 $1 36, and red do. at $1209 $1 22, with rome jed at prices which aiforded no oriterion of the market. Corp wae irregular, and salse confined to about 10,00 a 16 bashols Western mixed at ‘70. a 690. de- yo—Seall sales were made at 107. 8 735. Oaw 3 de thie article, o to Holders who tavelne “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, MISCELLANEOUS, 50 DOUBLE BOLRD WATBR PFROUF saWwaO $4. «boo #, now ready at JO! | 10 Ana strtet; also those 83 %) Congress shosa, (yee eceee. POR Cast, : re Cneap toe east ot onan, Witadow shades, “i a Cheap for onan. Paper bangings, for oaad BOLCMON & HART. 243 Broadway. VLIRERUG@H'S WIGS AND TOUPSES ARE TUS OSLT J ones for comfor:, turabdilty. | ghteess. perfes sad patoral appearasoe dyatem Of moan remeai seal to aay part of the coumiry, 6% Fustoa sireet. coreer of Uroadway, ap sates, RR, 5 ee os . __ MISCELLANEOUS, KY S2DaLL's evsaaet wanoine = ‘ones nm be. bad Only at bis H’? TIMSS—QHEAP FOR Casi, Ourian “9 Winder seadee a O4gD8 AND ae sash oo Bt Great KELTY & FERGUSON, No, 2) roadway, the rise in money, marked tu, ower, a {acu sod imnelin orig, IY !4d0 aitentou Of all eoounmiee, * KaLTY . WOULD NO? BE WitHou, 4 BOPTE BIAS veuetian lniment in the mark frous those who have tried this » “erful prepa for rbeumation, dysentery, baadacha, pai. 0d ashes Kinda. "It fs worth ie weigh! in gold lo ali ,,"09 value boalie, Price 25 and Weents, Depot i Cortiands sire; Now York. Bold by ell dragaias, BROGERE O13. 7 SPROIAL BOTIOR. if : H NAY, YORK 48 17 15 Tox Witpest lnrams of ANACREON AND Dow Juam Exacta Us OUR VERY ‘Ye who would bnow the hidden mysteries of YIFE aND DBATH IN THE “REAT METROPOLIS, uid read the exciting origiual rc mane. eaut ed BELLA MONTSA VERS; ‘or, the 103 Mrstrnies or Tue Court or Mew Torw, Which rivals in is intense and triliing inverest, the wildest tale of passion and voiuptuoumess ever peaned by due or ynOdE Tt will be ready earty to morrow morning, tn vals week's BAW YORE MBACUBY, And Wil! immortalize tts author, PATENTS SSCURSD.—SRAMLEGS G4RMERTS—G0UR Foeiting, Parr. Clothing a'ike for tke. milton and upper tam |. Cloths Overooais, usual price $10, sold bere for.. Riegant Bagians, 2. bed that does not rip or tear. tious uapeaded banks it macufacturing compamy, taken st par. Bramions wholesale depot 24 Dey sirevt, retail depo: 66 Broadway, BADY MADE CUSTOM CLOSEING. ie 4. aapreosdeatedly wiees, Tt hetog well undersiood that tho Collenoy of fusacn unbie disserument compels our scoumulating 10 for (mane diate wear tbls deparimens which fe aot aperi from our lag stock, offers inguoesseula to purchasers for ayia, valay Drices which muat neooss| oo! r. Dhaest 2 GOMPANY, oT Walker sirest, Went tide of and near to Rroadwag, RBDUCtION BOOTH AND SHOES —8 CAKILG Has reduced ail of hie his ack on account of the hard he bas on band the largess aasortmeént of Indies’, misses’ boys’ boot and shows of every description that ever wee of d to tha public in any one wore. QTEARES 2 MaRviNe WILDE PATENT BALAMANDER SAF@, ‘Besured by the cele waied La Benue Looe. Warranted free from dam>aess. STEAGAS & MARVIN, 43 dturray sicoot, M, BWING MACHINES.—ALL PERSONS WHO Wan? & wowing machine of aalversal atill'y—one that will cow the heaviest fabrios better than aay other Foraale by EWING MAOHINE?.—ROPSE'S PATENT HAND ‘stitch sewing mactino, maxing seven diferent st!'shen, rooming without noise- threading ita own needies and a6 seoolan of thread. apply to THOS, L.. DALTON, 41] Broad- UEBT—AS A HOTEL, THE UPPER PART (THIRTY rooma) of bnilding 116 Broaeway. Rent immediaiy vo lie premises. PRESUOTT & Vagus ELECTRO.CHEMIOAL RATER. rheuma ym mercurial diseases. Prof, VERGNES inventor, baa removed from 710 to 773 Broadway, baving os cousection with any other esiablisbinent in de ay. Married. (CaAMPy SY —Damnee?.—in Brooklyn, on Teursdey, Oct. 8, by Rev. Dr, Dwight, Frawe 7. Caamvsay to Miss Ina Damaneer, both of Brookiyn De Woir—Hoog: asp —On Thureday, fone gy the reat- Halifax (N. 8 ) papers Dicx gasow—8 cae. —, Oct. 7, ABDEEW G. InowRwson, of Now Yori, to SaRan, oopy. Noanse, Conn. oa Wi 0 Gaugbter of Capt. Blibu , Of the former pisos. FismusG—Kamea.—On Thursday, Oct. § by Rov. Jone M. Macaniey, D. D., Wiiuam H. daugh- John D Keese. Saran a a Mr. FW. Bout janvaa, of Williams Jarvis, all of this city. Joum—Rons—' On Monday, Oot. 5, at the residance of the bride’s father, by Rev. Mr. Woods, Sramrimy Josm to ' Of wie otiy. 00g Island papers picaze copy. Krvq—Vaences.— Oa Toureday Oot 8, by Rev. J. MoUlus- key, F. Inonsnam Kina, late of Buonos ayres, 8. A, Misa Lovisa Vaumooa, of Savannah, Ga. "—At Trinity oharoh, Lenox, Mass, ‘Morning, Uot 8, by Kev. S. P. Parker, Fiusning L, © Sanaa, oldest daugher of Died. Anowaa.—A\ Fordbam, oa Th: of William Archer, Soa, aged 67 years, 2 monthe aad & day Too triende and relatives of the family are invited te altend the funeral, at the Reformed carob at Fordbam, to morrow a'ternoon, at three o/-slesm. Baasaet —lc Brooriyn, on Wednesday, Oct. 7, of eaffe- jon, Frawx Arrace, oaly child of Albert and Basses Barnaby, aged 3 youre. Baten. Fridsy, O%. 9, Inmacmam K. Bare aged 33 bay whey rtp 2 days. is friends aro respeot!a!! to-morrow afternoon, at alt late residence, No 417 Taird avenve. Comer —Oo Taureday jay, Got. 6, Saman, |, from Salen Island, to-morrow afernooa, a Iwo " further imvitation. Gemnam —At Darien, Guan, sa, Seay, OR, 8, Je Go tn ibe "5d year d Abo funerni, this afiornoon, at iwo o'clock, without farther otice reindyes and friends of ine (myaod w aiterd the funeral, from the mother, No. 306 East Brosdway, oa Monday afternoon, Sescume 00 Friday, Cot. 0, Hamar 8 aaa sarah Sine Seguine, aged t