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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 1857. file, the band, and a portion of the officers’ quarters are situated. The rooms of the men—in each of which twenty-two are quartered—were exceedingly tion” and removed their hats. In this way every room was visited, including the library, where a goodly array of books and newspapers testified to the care bestowed upon the intellectual comforts of the garrison. Captain Jones assured the Governor that a large attendance of the men in the library was quite common, and tbat they were permitted to take some of the books to their quarters to read at leisure. Every room is under the supervision of a sergeant, who answered all the questions put to him regarding the cemforts of the men under his charge- ‘The kitchens and mess rooms of the soldiers receiv- od a careful scrutiny by the Secretary. He tooked into the soup boilers and examined the ovens. The quality of the soup, which was in course of preparation, was good and nutritious; and the bread was assweet, light, and fine as any one need wish to eat, and so Gov. Floyd pronounced it. A ration of pork—which, to jadge from its appetising odor, must be very pala- table—with plenty of vegetables, bread and bean soup, is eerved out to each man for dinner. Four times a week fresh beef is supplied in place of pork, The Secretary put severai questions to the cooks and bakers relative to the quality of the articles under their hands,.as well as minutely examining the same, and seemed quite satisfied that the men were well taken care of. ‘The Governor then paid a brief visit to the officers’ quarters, where he partook of a alight refreshment; and proceeded to inspect the armament of Fort Co- lumbus, a four bastioned field work, with ditch and counterecarp, and a covered way leading to the old fort called Castle Wiliam, the most conspicuous for tification on the island. Castle William, better known to our citizens as « The Fort,” standing on the corner of the island: facing the Battery, the ugliest looking structure, ex- ternally perhaps, in the world—from the wretched taste displayed in coloring it a dingy yellow—was built in 1807. It is, however,a strong defence, com. moanding the bay completely. It mounts 78 guns. On the lower tier the guns are 44 pounders; on the second tier 34 pounders; and on the top 24 pounders. The third tier is occupied now as soldiers’ quarters. Gov. Floyd, upon surveying the extent of water absolutely commanded by the guns of this fort, remarked that its value as a de fence was at once pbvious; but he thought that some improvements might be made in its construc- tion. Gen. Totten said that a much more effective fort could be constructed now for the same sum which Castle William cost at the time it was erected, and mectioned several improvements contemplated in the guns which were about to be mounted on the top of the fort. After inspecting this fortification the duties of the dey were concluded, when the Governor, and the large staff of officers who uccompanied him, pro ceeded to the quarters of the commandant, Major Cady. The day was exceedingly unpropitious, the rain falling heavily and continuously. In conse- quence of this, as well as the length of time oc2u- pied in inspecting the works on Governor's Island, the Secretary's visit to Bedloe’s Island was post- poned till to-morsow. All the arrangements, whether of the fortifications, the barracks, or the discipline on Governor's Island, seem complete, and réfiect much credit on the commandant and the officers under his command. The Secretary of War appeared to view the whole with much satisfaction Our reporter avails himself gladly of the oppor- tunity to express his full sense of the courtesy and kindness of the officers of the garrison, which were extended to him throughout the day. Bedloe’s Island and Fort Schuyler remain yet to be visited, when it is presumable Governor Floyd's labors in this city will be completed. Court of General Sesstons. Before Recorder Smith. OB BCNDROD AND TWENTY-FIVE INDIOTMENTS AGAINST BUNBAY LiQUOR SELLERS QUASITED. Oct. 24—When the Court was organized this morning a namber of prisoners were arraigned for ples, among whom was James Mc Alpine alias Lieu tenant Colonel Marmaduke Reeves, charged with obtaining money from the Accesory Transit Com- pany by false pretences in February last. He plead- ed not guilty, and was remanded for trial. James Rodgers, indicted yesterday by the Grand Jury for the murder of John Swanston in the Tenth avenue, was also placed at the bar and asked whether he was guilty or not guilty of the charge. Rodgers muttered out some words which were not beard distinctly at the reporter's table, He was un- derstood to say, “I don't kuow; I was drunk at the The Recorder requested.a member of the bar to take Rodgers aside and advise him of his legal rights. pment said that he supposed his friends would je counsel for him betore the day of trial. The Beare assigned George D. Keilog as his counsel, who entered a plea of “not guilty.” James Nugent pleaded gailty to stealing a boat, and wes sent to the penitentiary for six months. Richard Rikeman pleaded guilty to stealing two sails. Penitentiary three months. MOTION TO QUASH INDICTMENTS AGAINST SUNDAY LIQUOR SRL URRS. Theodore B. inson appeared as counsel for the Li Dealers’ Association, and moved to quash 125 indictments found by the present Grand Jury against liquor sellers for an alleged violation of the Sunday Liquor law. He said it was unnecessary for him to discuss the subject, as the tions in- volved were plain and obvious, and Judges Harris and Wright, of the Sapreme Court, coincided with his Honer's ious decision in the matt r. The Recorder irquired if the form ot the indict ment was the same as that upon which his previous decision had been rendered. The Assistant District A Yes, sir. He said thet Mr. Hall, the District Attorney, was com ops to leave town last evening, and requested him attend to the matter. He interred from the no- motion served upon him by Mr. Tomlinson, that it would be made on the same points as were resented on the we Ramet. is motion was in the discretion of the Court, and District Attorney wished iting a decision of the jioruri, the Recorder would lay over this motion anti] that decision was , first as a matter of expediency, and se condly as a matter of comity and respect to his brother Judge. Recorder Smith said that in the first charge he de- livered to the Grand Jury after the of the that under that law they had had derstanding the tho statute wo ge mh his duty to ex. the Recorder), and although it was not neces- ‘er htm to , =n the whole question on that was aware that the — ina different form, he conside to noe his views upon that section velative to selling liquor on The case was certioraried and was before the Sapreme Court of Since the decision, which he (the Recorder) made in that case, the ou precisely were and pi yer eminent Judges (Harris and fat), cond his decision, These indict ments having been found directly in the face of the directions given by the Recordér to the (rand Jury in regard to the law, he thongnt he wouldnot be dischargiog his duty if he hesitated at tne first op: = rel H 2 st eit could in Sessions. This right the statute guarantied and the Grand Jury had no right, to deprive it. He regretted that there wae any Dimrence opinion between him and his associate om thie eal ject; but he did not feel justified in holding 150 peo- ple for trial when the indictments were found against his express direction, and where the Su- preme Court sustained his views. The indietments, said his Honor, in this case must be quashed, and the Clerk will enter an order to that effect. ‘one Clerk did 80, and the Court adjourned for it y a =f a58e Notices of Sew Publications. Buiwer'’s Drama and Poems. Whittemore’s minis. ture edition. Le Prophtte des Alpes ou la Renovation da Monde, The Practical Housekeeper. By Mrs. Bilett. Meadow Brook, a novel. By Mrs. Holmes. Mabel Vaughan. Adventures in Search of a Horse. PERIODICALS FOR NOVEMBER. Harper’s Magazine. Household Words. Le Proraars pes ALPRS A VENSMEN? DES PXUPLES zr Raxovarion DU Monps Lonpxgs. Longman; Brown, Gieen et Longmans. This is a curious book, and ifde Lammenais were not dead might, with some color, be attributed to him. It is the realization upon paper of the politi- cal millenium of the Red Republicans—the full com- plement of the startling theories enunciated through the terse predictions of the Paroles d'un Croyant. The Alpine oracle not only foretells the utter subversion of all existing political systems, but announces an entirely new territorial di- vision of the earth under a nomenclature ready cut and dry. North America is to be -divided into four great provinces—Mexi. conia, Washingtonia, Canadia and Oregonia, Under the general title of Columbia, South America is to be subdivided into the provinces of Bolivia, Bra- zilia, Platesia and Peruvia. Forthe comfort and ea- couragement of our filibusters be it knowa that the province of Washingtonia is to embrace the island of Jamaica, the island of Cuba, the Bahamas, and all the other West India islands. The twenty-four provinces into which the globe is thus to be divided wil! com- prise the whole human family, of which the Pantopo. lis or the new Jerusalem, seated on the Bosphorus, is to be the patriarchal centre. “Then,” according to our oracle, “all the nations of the earth, awakened to sentiments of justice by the fecund aspirations of this new life, will make but one family of brethren, indissolubly united by the powerful bonds of unity, liberty and fraternity, strengthened by faith, hope and charity, and univerrally fructified by att, aci- ence and industry.” Meapow Brooz, 4 novel. By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. Miller, Orton & Co. This is a simple but prettily written American tale, with a good mora! naturally worked out. Mrs. Holmes belongs to a class of writers who deserve to be encouraged, as their aim is to improve and form the mind of youth rather than to deteriorate it by familiarizing it with pictares of society under its worst aspect. Tur Practica. Hovsrxesrer: A Cyclopedia of Domestic Economy. By Mrs. Ellett. stringer and ‘Townsend. If we are s people extravagant in our habits, as existing circumstances would tend to prove, it is not for the want of warning and teaching. Of financial mentors our men have enough; of economical trea- tises on housekeeping our women have more than sufficient. The French, who have made of cooking a science, have never published half the cookery books which have issued trom our press. become. The cooking at our hotels is, as a general thing, detestable, and in our private houses we have abandoned the simple and wholesome modes of our forefathers for a bad imitation of the French cuisine Mrs. Eliett's work will not, we fear, mend the mat- ter, inasmuch as it appears to be an ol/a podrida of different methods. ADVEXTUBES OF A GENTLEMAN IN BEancad OF A Phi This repriat of Sir George Stephens’ clever little treatise, but it nevertheless affords sufficient insight | into the anatomical stracture of the horse to enable the reader to appreciate the value of the advice which it contains as to its pathological treatment. Tex Fisaxx Boy: A Tale. Boston, 1857. Report speaks highly of a new tale just pablished in Boston under this title, Itissaid to be of rare merit, depicting truthfully, but with touching and fascinating power, a phase of New Bngland lite never before presented to the public. We notice that it is receiving the encomiums of the entire Boston press; bat not having as yet received a copy of it, we can only spesk from the impressions of others. NEW WORKS IM THE PHESA. Derby & Jackson have in the press, and wil! pab- lish early in the autumn, “The Life of Thomas Jefferson,” on which Dr. Randall has been so long engaged. One-third of the work will be composed of original materials and facts derived from private papers in the possession of Mr. Jefferson's family. Tt will also be illustrated by portraits and fic similes never before published. ‘The United States Const Survey Schooner Gallatin Poatiaxn. Me., Oct. 21, 1857. | Jamas Gorton Bexnerr, Exq., Evttoa axp Pao- raison New Youre Heaato— widely circulated journal, a statement in one of tae daily papers here of this date, (taken from the Rath Tribune), to the effect that the United States | Court Survey schooner Galiatin had struck oa toe rocks off Phippsburg and bilged? In running down the Kennebec the Gallatin strack, bat was got off | without sustaining — apparent injury, and aachor- ed afterwaids in Parkers Flats to complete some unfinished work in that section; in getting through with it she sailed for Portiacd, where she has been By inserting this GaLLatix. fer the last .uree or four days. you wil! oblige very truly, tne Superior Court—Generai Term. Before a Fail Bench | Ocr. 244—Hopkins vs. Adams.—Order affirmed, | with costa. A Spiers Brown va, F. G. Richardson, et al —Or | der affirmed, with costa. SPREIAL TRAM. Before Bosworth, Justice. David L. White vs. The Mayor, &., of N tion denied. Civil Butts Againet the Liqaor Dealers. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The following is @ biank form of ihe oomp' Ctyll suits commenced by ihe (“sirict Attorney against rons Niqoor deslers:— ‘The Pr the State of No Yori cf The Yoga ot tee sate -—Mo- 2, f Clty Intelligence. Narvnsuze Orrzume.—The aumber of persons ot taralised thte fal is far below that of previous years. Ups an examisaiion of the secords in the Supertor Jourt and Court of Pheas we find the following Agurei:— Nomber of patorelized \pertor the 8th to the 334 Ovtoder, Te ne 0 esa om No do. im the Oeurt of Common Peas 1,067 Biasmicasr Butz Prsernca.—Last eveniag, arout 4 o’clook, every persor in the dry goods eulabiistmont of Means. Stewart & Oo , corner of Broadway aat Oham- bers atrest, were stanlod by the sharp crack of a pistoi bullet coming in ¢isagreeadie conta) with one of tho huge panes of glass forming a portion of one of the windows of ‘ae siore. The buliot wes cvidently fred fromthe Park across Obambers street, because ts was ono of the lower exsctly did the bullet pass throrgh 1} tha one oxact round bole wea formed in the giass, which, considered ab- Stractediy, would remind one of tie bore of one of the Phebetalal;abatod im SPV ayr arson ipete Hl , F Fas m Tera Avencs—Two Hosse; Brawap ro Daara.— Between two and three o’clook yesterday mora- ing ® fire broke out in s stable belonging to John Uody, situated tg Tenth avenas, between Thirty fourth snd ‘Thirty.Afth streets. The stables wore destroyed and two borses belonging to Mr, Cody burned to death The flames spread from Mr. Cody’s stable to Mr. Patrick Doyle's adjoining, and burned that down, together with the Astoo much cooking proverbially spoils the broth, | the more we are taught the worse cooks we seem to | sable ocoupied by Mr. Joseph Polloek. The “ames also caught the end of a three story frame house owned and by Charles S. MoOreaty, causing a da: cf abeut ‘The loss on the howe is covered by an in- surance of $1,000. Mr. Cody's lows amounts to $170, and $1 No insurance. The Mr Doyio’s Icss to about of sa somewhat mysterious. The the Present Marsha! has \t under investigation. New Yorx Hosrmat —The following is the wookiy re- port of the above intituiion to October 23, 1857:— Remain to October 23, 68; dis- at date, 16, 244; ptmitied f die. Malesr 220; fomalon,'36.) scape | successful one. althouga (ae acded mous Greased in} #o or three instavcos aad th been placed under very sbic management. thinly atiended on both days, but tno the courre ¥ as immense, cspeciaily on the Ivaspar, Sept 22 —The Leicestershire Hand! aay. of 200 Horas. By Sir George Stephens. J. W. Moore, | iladelphia. work wil! be useful to novices in the care of horses. | It scarcely deserves the name of a scientific | | Will you be so good as to contradict, in your yweepriakor Of 10 sove. each, 5 f.,and 9 @ eccond winner to receive Winvers oxtra. of whom pay Seovs. forfeit. by Pompey, 3 vrs, S#t.6lb , O yee, Sat, did (im 7 . Wood 1 x) i 4 f Freiyn ane Agra—8 to 1 agaicst Pryor Av (be fag was loweres the ovlors of Evelyn were seen conspicuous {m the yan—Cakosll, Seraband, Ro’ ana Pryce clastering ip «on third, 0 of Adam, w' ry ying ‘his “'xeripes"” én from, to the far topether Ff bore urn, when he di rd bach, and Saravend ukewise diiap,onred , leaving Evelyn ageia a poseos with Woather, waiting, ( Deatan dy baif a length 1, who od with towards ‘he Goish, «as chree Woathergiam, avout & .ongth and « half ball from Agri BADYLOM AC ALN DRATEN. Wavweesy, Sops. 23 —the soorry Hendticap of 60 #ove., (40 seve given by the members (or ihe county and iy by the committes,) added wo & swoepsiakes of 10 sove ot ner of ary handicap, afer the weights red, Tib. extrs, Hel’ amie 17 subs D © Olympus, by Epirus, 4 ys ees uwe 7 va, tx Lal «we Ciieqeot, 3 7 ast OF @pat—8 to 2 against Nougat ” afier going about Miy yards of the hi'!, Olympus ronming. and woe rgth and © heif Deleon the second and third; bad fourta. PRIOASSA OBATIN AT COmarER. , Cot, 6 =the Shore Baadicap of ton #979 with fy added: winners orire. the seo: mre ke Seven furovgs § Tenty sabe. ‘Mi’, Dodaworth's Skyouwer, vy ae onal anor Mr Cape oWinem ty To. Hide . Ba Lora olson, & yrs cook, 4 yre, Bat Sib. ‘« Priorees, 4 pre, Gx I) inet Welham sev Lord Nelson, firs © one against one seniaet taycoter seycaiter oa mach temper at the post, and twine broke away course Unreugs cach time Ddefore she war 4 [00d start was at last eTeoted: Bkycutier got made all the ronaing, and won ® good race by # head only betwpsn the second and third, cood Tord Neison Blue Rook wers olcee ioge ner about ball a jengih from Welbam Prioress was Denvan oT. and seven to tha ssommery lee and again ) renew the type ot all sorte poe whisk fl @ printed [ns (hw days we expect to | wostve our new fone of typ. which are frw Seng me sotnotared sf the foundry of weer: Oonner, when tr | Smano wil) (mmediaisiy appear ie (us wow dreo in ee mentions he tyre toon wh.ae one paper le cow orinted, ls Dot by any meant wore om) Ih witl be found (ood emong’ for "he purposes of week y or consiry four wala, We therefore offer the font of type with whinn the Qmnain |e now printed for sae, os eee are We seekiy or soantry journals a4 may be in esedol HAL ortuters oF propristors wbo dawirs & purchase thu type qi addvem Jame Oomaer & fos, whe will wea wid Sem 08 the meet Mroradie aad wore Girard Homes, Philatelpnia <1 b. iy the ioe ye Avy i ey have tom Dirrsen serra arene eee Seed ‘ths onivarenl Cemand for rewen heen 16 sove, | Ope mile aod a bail, | Htedaly i’ to arco! Ov ater | Mopensshetd, as pro a desuiiful hat tanned this fail: fxr mokmere of seein eee seems earamoe i fival Prise Bo Are prepared tn the face exlaung “capi amp oruae Listravece tea A} greaiiy redeed prices. and invite special attention to tbe Ths character of ietr bo: bot Ahaiipn goods whioh are 98 property proper ctaws i Will be ottwet Fars, Furs, Purs.—Bailard, suete 6 Go., 129 Maiden lane, are veiling off the largest suck of fure Grown tpon tho marvin el price teen isttimes Ae Or On the Lands pers be it Knovwen to all Men, end gome of be gt ome. of tbe ladles, that HOLMES taken aumbreay poe for 14 Clinton Place Hotel, Broadway day; oF rooms 60 c: nin, 5 rents and al. ae Ore Smithsonian House.—Meals and Rooms, both cr elther, trenstent or permanent, until March L, reduced. © sw! wel a eos Me Amalied chamber foraize at Costs Goode tarotaily packed for the Oona Fy, manafastcry, 63 Broadway, (Ween Howson end tecober atresia 7" oo iindbess a Mervsene Ouls. BO Beaver nircet, Albany—Fortunes to be made—We ander. that there are tour hundred buildigg lo's to be avid at eau, tion, 18 tbe cl'y of Albacy, on fueaday next atten ‘The bale ts peremptory, and the lols will probably be int cf the hard tunes. This is & good lime to purcbs ¢, ae the lots offered would ia the spring commane from one husired to two bundred per cemt more than they will bring at thia pale. ‘The lota are ellgibly. located on Ljdias street. ‘The sale ix to take pince on the premisea, Bub Oeloe sold ata great sacritice, on act ne, Sen ar Saket also Fire and varior ‘ ‘exhib wi Uryuial Palace, Depot loi Pearizrace 0” 0” Senibiion ‘RY M, PATRICK, RON The beat in the world fog all. Pon tet |. arp aaa! c Bites mnnmutnetory, 28 Bronawar. ™ (Ortstadoro’s Hair Dys and Toupees,— best in the world—On eale; and the dys oriva:ely ap- Yo. 6 Astor House, sii sin Burray & Lavman’s Florida Wa! rere sad delightfal egsenoe ta rupitiv gainis, Sie\es (he popularly it has so long ej pod in dm Ae water {t c.ano! be equalled. § T. Lal & 00. who'esals ovsrs.rataing, ina ‘ation, whalaer "a @ricopherous, llc. a Bottle, at CAMPBALL'S drug etore, corner of Signth avenue aad ‘Tweniy-cigh's street. f Hard @lmes versus Hard Cough. camPBaLL J 260. & bottie, Ua i syrup ‘ar, 250 a at MPD muL'S 4: Winn avenve ant Tweviy eleheh gireat. a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MOFE’ BARKED Saruapar, Oct. 24—6 P. M. The stock market was rather irregular to day, but the tendency 's downward. There was no activity at the boa:d, and the time sales are seidom over ten deys. Atthe first board to-day New York Centra! 6's declined j per cent; Pacific Steamship Company, 3; Michigan Southern, old, 2j; do. preferred, 3; Panama: 1; Galena and Chicago, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 1, Virginia 6's advanced 1 per cent; Lilinois Cen” tral bonds, 1; Reading, 2; Ere, 4. Missouri State 6's closed at yesterday's pr'ces. There weir several short sales, seller thirty days. New York Centra! Railroad opened at 58 and closed at 59 per cent, , with sales in the meantime at 57] percent. Wlinois Central Railroad open: d at 75) and closed at 77 per cent. Michigan Southern, old stock, appears to | be sinking rapidly out of sight. A smal pid at | 6 per cent today. | Ai tbe second board the market was without ma- terial a'terstion. Prices were well sustained, with | a very limited amount of busineas. New York Cen tral Railroad 6's declined 1 per cent; Reading Rail, road, 4); De'aware and Hudson, 1. Chicago and Reck Island advanced § per cent; New York Central, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, }. | The Assistant Treasurer reports today aa fol. | lows:— | Totai rece. $22 102 76 | fetal paym 66.999 61 | Tota! ba'anco ‘ oe 836,200 OT ‘The receipts from customs today amonuct to | $21,000. { | ‘The Superintendent of the Banking Department | gives notiee that he bas converted the securities of | the Island City Bank of this city into money, and | its cir.alating notes will now be redeemed on pre" | | sentation at the Manhattan Bank in this city. | The notes of the Lee Bank, Massachusetts, are | now taken at the Metropolitan Bank on the same | terms as other Eastern money. We anderstand that the amount of State currency | for which the Metropolitan Bank has isaued certifi- | cates, amounts at present to abont three millicns of | dollars. | The statement of the Providence bank» for the | week ending Oct. ows the Capital, $14,508,000; circulation, fepo- sits, $2,004,747; due other banks, 1515; tonne, | #40; specie, $335 595; bills of other banks ; deposits in othe i! Com pared wita last week the An ‘tnerease in leans of of -pecie ot wiog figures: — banks, #972 show 162,000 L652 ean0s | an ks of 44,846 other banks ot 8! lis of 4 in deporita of and show: ltion. The ueaviest yrthe renewa: of ac * unpleasant that the wach a statement as we £3,200,00 bilit t 4,300,000 ae aver number of which th that our bat mt ¢ the stockholders is holden Id be kept below a leas secure currency s, for no other reason than the accom ave Jed te not see Low this ‘ato be avdided at pre heun. A report from the Board of Directors of the Coa, ut River and, Pasumpsic Railroad Comnany was «butted to the recent meeting of stockholders vf which the following is an abstract: — income from June i, 1856, to Dec. 1, 1956 $97,600 96 “ap m June i, 1356, to Dec. 1, 78,160 99 | 1856, to } 43,744 | Expeuses trom Dee. 1, june J, 1857 7 29,422 62 | Net earnings for one year 71 BC The gross amount of taxes collected in North Carolina for 1856 wes $380,437 49, and for 1857, | $490,188 94, To this is to be added the tax on bank | stock, which in 1856 was $14,182 93, and in is57 The total gross income from taxes was, te, for 1856, $394,619 83, and for 1557, $5: 157 09, showing a difference in favor of 1467 of e120. The amount received for tolls on ‘ f this State for the second week of October, 1857 $58,221 Ink 139,431 Deficiency ‘ia This is a larger falling off than in any previous week the presen’ canal season, and sternly indicates thy almost atter prostration of business. The amount received daring the second week of October and to October 15, in the following years, was Second week Oct, To 15% Oct. Ls i s 131,472 46,909 . | winter cow STRRRAIWS Onn. 94, 168T 627000 VY We 568 wid ax 3000 oo 10000 0856 10060, OK 1000 by boo. G 108 os a) 0 r) oe fs 6 7 25 MUL A Was RR... BoayD. 10 anePacttow N'p0o ie 100 umd Gag Cs... Sig 9 Onl & R isiand RR 60 ri do. ....... SB Tos Co. 106 900 Cleve & Ra. moana ~ state al6 87 © Le Cro & Mi) 2B. ry wssenee STM 250 EM RP.... 99 Waobai’s Gas Oo. 110 100 Hud Bivor RP. 6 Vacto MS'akipoo 66 100 Yeading Ae. BALERS AT AUCTION. By 4 HOM $5,900 Northern [edians Railroad, tusecott of) ot 49% 2,090 Tennessce 6's, ty bom 7000 Mioh’n Socth’n & Nor. Indiana? ‘0 14 shares New York Central Reilrow 4 Corn Eachauge Fire Insurance Cor, 49 Monbacica’ and Traders’ Fire [nearaa » Uo 10 eving Baaa a 6 Americana Exchange Bass 6 Contiacatal Loearance Compasy.. By A. Hi. Buiter $45,000 Olty of Brvowlyn 6 p.c. b.(hyy'd), ta 18,000 Broo ly» Oty 6 oer cent woo 12,000 @tty of Medison (Wiscoomn) 8's, 5,COC City of Dayton (Unto) 7's, 3.000 La Crosse Land Grent bouda, Sacramento Oy bonds, Brevoort Fire Ioanraace ‘Company 10 Gallatin Fire Insurance Company ‘ 70 Home Fire lasuranos Oompanay . a) hd do CITY COOMBE RCIAL REPORT. Barve) FLova—The market was tuary, wish a [oir domans, acd sales woro made to the exteat of about 5,00 to 8,000 hbis., Inoluaing enper tine mete at $4 60 @ $4 75, end extra a $4.90 a BO 10 & $5 15, sinatog with a ion Jenoy to ower rates Wanit Gatos of abozt 20,000 bushels Obicago apring ‘wers sold for expurt at $1, and severa: lots Soutkern white at $1 25 for common, and $1 35 « 81 46 for good tu choiwe, iuotudiag red do, a} $i 20.4 81.50 and 260 do. a BI 36, {ons.—The sales wore Light, being coalined to 3,000 a 20,000 bushels, a: 690. a 206. Pox —Qalet and irregular Salea of 100 bbis. were tnade at $20 60 0 621. Gorrom quiet Wankat.—Saies of 1.000 bbia were mado yosiertay, nos reported, at le. For emaii sales 2) xc. ne Dry Goods Tude (From the Inseproveal, October 2. | Busiaess ai whoiesaie being very igh, revori has deen he: very genereily to rota! sales at 8 reduction below the jena)s prices tor cash. Crodite are now refused, and contreriad © 4 cash basis. Oa these rms ported gvods are being returned io Earope o renewals of notes and genera! ox vepsions is become en epidemic Transactions of wis kind bave ‘shun placein private. Bank officers inform us wnat ost OF \beir bills receivable ae they fall due are met by renewalr and re disecunts, and could not oimerwise jt @ ee gtueral Clapostiion on the ), whom it {s mot domentic exchaage io Wotrest ls may 20, The receipts of predece may improves> e# to admis of = fair ade but we remark that the publto stores of Now Yore which were fail of cereals this time last yoar, are bow Comparal vely empt; Tho stock of bread. ‘te ts not accumnlatiog we canal for winter coneamption _ADTERTUSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. MISCELLANEOUS, —#OUBLE SOLED WATER PROOF SEWHi $4.5 +) bogs, now ready a JON EW, 10 Ana sires: aie $200,00 WoRTS OF Fall aod $300,000. or MER’ AND SOY CLUTHING. n OP. M—Serartay ont 11 Po [Rin ds of money ‘aKow. DBGROOT'S Vek Tk), d4 aad M Pullos stream, Bg og fo. ms J lonalre OvaRCuaIs feepeee tceeeeceteeerererecer® ePre rete =22 TRRKRKAE LO Sasoartr st retar BESERESEESESERES. ener eatio ee essssseces 96 Goons © 6 Amie, OR Bate ernie ee. et be Darke in (38 Calon Aken at thelr a ayays aye! wines eiNa PLaltD Faas [a properuion oar Commer, te Commescting MOWDAY, es wees F saee advert se mens on uate BY wal moot & oy Ooraer of Broadway ant Sroome # gee Axticas aawetened oF [or which they are avid P80 fn Me oven oe el Prema OE EE trade datore the | « OLOSING OU¥ SALE, NBXY MONDAY, OOF, 28. At which timo 3 e ams: mo wo shall citer the ew Wort pubic the great AN LWSIGRT {ute wees maz be expected ona be bad by reading the tallew, List OF PRICES — White oaina dianer plates, Grwt dorea White coloa soup plates tre ollty’ ine Sosees White china br- ak! at pistes, qualty, ae White chia ia pistes, ‘rst quailty, ine White obina soup tureens, firnt White obliga toa o rt ESSESRERERERSSES: poons forks thadogea. Piaed ornrers, six out bot'le. onok in awe kn vee, Boedeid (he aorea, . mica, ¥ DalLey& GO, 79°) Daaded dasamrs we Noa, 631 iad 683 Bros way. Between Howaion and 0k AT THIB—SELLING OFF ONN THO! pairs of Ws and Dove’ vacte and sues eteae spied), a one all of te usaal prioee ‘Come aad's 210", oatwey. leo, Indien’ rolneen’ and dren's boots aad shoes of the best quality reduced in ores par oan M™ 2 PUBNISHING GOODS D farelies collars, maicrinis only are ceed in the manufacture of shirts ant collars, and the style of out and At te eurpamed pope soaseees oor ne, IB ee ply linen and Mi for om aromatis eanay pe. ‘cons for the quarts and two Gal- n for piss Domes, (wet cash.) Laat UDOLPAO WOLFE 93 Beaver sires. THE 310. . inom stand eomp perior™ « creater variety of work, eye. thaaany femily s@wing machine gefore the aod is unsurpassed ia dnieh and beauty. Also all the es so wellknown and so ae tnesnniog purp-ees. ‘For sale by Lit 455 Broaaway. OTOH WHIBKEY.—an IWvi a 45 4N IWVOIOS OF FIVE PUNCH, DUM. 1S Wall auwel” W. Bronk eine street. ‘ ton, by @. B. in fv and ten gallon kege. iw... eS WANTY-FiVE OBNT DIB00! FOR Cag. — T vaR DI unr Ta copseqnease of the out the sountry, we bave decided {or out fail mace in eaipa Oarcius foxe 7\D8 BRDUOTION OF TWENTY-FIVE PRR CEE mia jas, Fairfield Preach china diseer sea,” . Frenan cain toa Gouna, vases, | Parian ware, Waind will be and arranged for sale Conumotons b = By Monday, 4 heavy redustion ala will 60 made on OUr stock of gna tures, s\ ver plated ware, enilery and trom stone china. aac Fine => wo bane poten g ota. 44 pleres... Pine white an Vaan e718. 44 pisces. Pour ght thauteliers, ree Urey aaLed op porsun ij ornes : 0 Corase of Broadway and Broome sweet K, @2 HOUSTON STMEBT, 0! Srond way. as we N BIRTHS, MARRIAGES ABD DEATHS, Birth, dope a —Lo Lafayette aveoue, Bre.kiya, on Saiartay, Ome 4, ae lady of JD. 0. Gazmry. of 8 danghior Marries. Sent. 2. at Cor sate—MoMzL —On Tuorday, lashew's church, Jereey Olty, by Rey. J. J. Sowden, Qari C Copeuroy, Jam. of thls city, to Mis Kare aaogbiar of sloracder , Req, of the former pace Seoewicr— Anew —On Thureday Ort 16, w the Church of A.) doula, by Rev. Dr, Selows, Hawer D. dapowiok to Haars E, daughter of ihe ime Rovers Jenaowe on. orm . bureday evening, Om. Us, iW Halteld, at the vovidguce of ths onda’ Asngtier v | by Be | perects, Hina Vaw Orem to Hsmvan |, only Mepnea B. Srown, Haq,, ail of shia otty. cs Diea, Soma —On Friday, Ooi. —., Komamo Y Gosacm, aged t) pears Thy frieeds of ine family are respect ully laviued wae f.cera), Ube aflernoom, at tare o'clork Crom Tt Vanderbilt avenue Brovkirs re tm Obieago, on Moadap, Oct aged 27 years, gon of the iam hie ais Notice wil be givem of the funeral tn Toeeday's papery. Jou On rday morning, Ox. cra meenoF, #00 9 Gershom Cohen, agol 5 yoare and “the friends of fe relau) @ saa oe are tavited to eiand whe fupere’ from tee rendsese af pareat, No. 10) Sall!van etree, tia afternoon, et naif pass p20 o'olecR Cewnon = 05 “surday Och 24, Manoaner Oorwon, aged lyprerends te The friends and scqualntances of the famiy are re speeCaliy Invites to atsend the Macrae). from the remtence Tareas | Gih aveno®, delwoen Gy ifm and v-eecond store, 18 afveracon, at one 9 c.9rK, wile county, ai (34 hones of « Cawaatow, 7 , O% MM Wocam Beam, age 22 sare ane ar) ‘The friends and relatives of the fertly are reepectfally invited © send the funeral, tale afersoos, a) one re) reneenss, No. 112 East twomay- the (ends awd Roquaintances reapect’a) attend toe thaeral, to morrow Mferwoue, at two o'sosm, from ber late residence, Mo, 4 Hoary . On Setardar, Oct 2 ~ Srost, Sous Mus = oa B. 15% 0h etrsete, MoKasse? Om Friday night, Oot 29, wn see = Fern 2 Keaney god 28 yoare. oeus family are reapecifolly invived bo at- hd th» foners|, 4 af oncom, at jw o cloek, trom oer late Peecenee No. ’ POL anes — On sawnycay, Got. 4, Granom, inthat oom { George aod Acne Polegresn, ego! § mone aed | daye The relatives and frieoJs of We fam\\7, algo those of hie | alee, | are teaprotfy residence of | | Joveph Polegreea and Julius aad J invited to etend the » (uber, No. 160 Grand