The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1857, Page 5

p 2 8.060 besh 600 bash oats, Canal exporis— bush. geri 53,000 bush. oora and 14,000 bush, Cucaco, Oot. 24—6 P. M. very ¢ull Whost firm +1680. Corn duu, Oats Pdipwe nia to Balfaio—2,000 bbls, flour; 68,000 bushels sh pments to O.Wwago-—N> flour or wheat; 71,000 buabela corn. Receinte to day" 800 bbls. flour; £7,000 bashes wheat, 42,000 bushels corm. Osweco Oct 24—6 P. M. Flour quiet. Wheat lower, Balk e— 12,000 bushels at $1 10 for white Indiana; 90c « 02r, for Onioego apring. Corn aieady. Balee—6.000 bushels wt Otc a 6z5, Lake imoorte ‘to-day--87 900 besbole wheat; 31,000 bushels cora. Canal exporte—3,200 nbis flour; £00 bushels wheat; pushels curn. Shipnet to Montrnal—I 400 bola, flour, ee Dram: paucd Musical Matters. We have noticed no decided {mprovement in the ‘Dusiners of the ‘heaire during, the past week. Of Opera we have hed nothing but unseat! daciory rumors, @ud an ansouncement that the Academy season will com- mence on We:nesday. Frezzolint, as we hear, sings until the 6th of November, and then goes with Strakosoh to the ‘West. tho new baritone, Actitie Ardevan!, hav arrived, Ge te young and good looking, and is said to havea fine ‘nigh yoloe, Ths op ning opera will probably be “ Rigo- toto,” and after that we are promised the “ Bemiramide,’” with D’Apgr! am Arsace. We have herotefore recorded the quccess cf M’lie Henriotia Simon, one of the most promit- ‘ing of cur resident veosiists, She gccsalmost immediately to Milaa, for tbe purpose of preseouting her studies uader the best masters, and on the 6th of November she gives a farewell concert, under the direction of Mme. de La Grange. ‘The affair ia in the best hands, and will undoubtedly be quite as successful as the warmest friends of the young ariist oan desire ‘Letters from Paria confirm the statement of the Ovurrier des Etats Unis’ correspondont as to tho good fortune of Mme. Cora de Wilborat. M. ¢e Wilnorst bas inherited » oonsiderable fortune, and Instead of singing at the Opera ‘Madame apresrs en grande tenue in her own box. She hae resolved offers of engagements at Florence, Milan, Brus. ols and at |’ Academie, Paris, bat has deciined them ail. Signore Bratii, one of ihe principal artists of the Rou- ‘auat troupo, arrived {2 the Earopa last week, and will ‘@hortly maks ber début bere. The ballet is atill quite ‘attractive ai ibe Broadway tueatre. The last noveliy, the Golden Horse,’’ is admirably dove. Tho Chinese dance of five, io the third aot, is capital. To-night they give ‘ve sooond act of “ Faust’’ (the best of it) and the whole of ‘1 Cavallo d’Oro.”” 1a spite of the hard times, the Broadway does well. At Burton's tucatre Mss Cush man closed am engagement of twenty-one nighia on Wednesday last, with a benefit. Mr, Burton played during the remainder of the week. Miss ‘Oustman has wisely postponed her departure from this iy, and plays Lady Mavbeth this evsuing. The best ‘Critics concur in the opinion that she is the best living representative of this character, Mr. Fisher plays Mac beth. At Laora Keono’s theatre, a new Haymarket drama, Birds of Prey,” is aunounced for thisevening. It is & ‘ransiation of the French play of theenme namo. Miss ‘Keene, Mr. Jordan and Mr. Wheatleigh play the princi- pai parts, The afer plece !e Martin's farce, “Lend Me Five Bhillings,’’ with Mr. Jefferson. As Walleck’s theatre, Planono’s drama, “Past and Present,” apd “Caprice,” have been the attractions of the week, and thoy are introduced in the bills of t)-nignt, <Quprioe’’ ia 6 well writiea comedy, the dialogue boing Smooth and elegant, the Kogliah pure aod wodelled, and promises well for tho author's (Mr. 0. 8. Loland) taste. ‘Mr. Lester mode his ventric in this piece, was received ‘warmly, and acted admirably, Mr. Nibio carrios on the war like a stout old Ajax, ashe ‘a. He gives this week throe pieces. To night we are te have ‘The Conscript ’ s Ravel pantomime, “Les Abeilies’”’ Dallet dtvertisement for Rolla, and the lest novelty, ‘Bo- veas,’’ which bas bad all prosperous gales siace its pro- ‘duction. A new actress has beon added to Mr. Eddy’s alroady trong force ai the Bowery theatre, to wit, Miss St. Clair, who mace ber metropolitan dibut nome weeks ago at Bir too's, Miss St. Clair has persons! beaaty, a fine stage Drescnoe, and 2 good style. Thatis, tn brief, to say that aho fa very good astrom. Sa 7a t> night Juliet (Mr BAédy as Romeo) and Martin in ‘The Pride of the Markei.”’ ‘The extraveganss ‘Tho King of Cinba’’ is also apnoucced, Under Mr Eddy’s prudent and vigorous management the Bowery ts doing quite well We have no change to note in the performances at the Maseam. Mise Wiliams, with ber pleasant face and f/och ‘wotoe, stil! charms the sudience, and there are nu merous ther sttractions, The bill for this wook is quits ia (areuing ‘The Colored Opera seems to be getting on quite com: | fortably every At Wood's now buildings there is # croed mi they seem t enjoy the new extrava gum, ied and Buried,’ which is asnounoed to be ¢ Qontinned durirg thie week, At Bryant’s, Mr. Perceval fas become # grea) favorite, and the Brothers Bryant arc aa funny es ever. Atthe Olympic the Prendergast Min- tres bave had decided success. They anaounse a change Of programme for his week. A Hot ro rue Orana Maxacurs.—Wo are told that the rival Opera companics—Maretrsk’s and Ullmea's—are again in a state of war that Mareirek contemplates giv- ing the Opera at tho Broadway theatre on the same aight ‘when Uliman opors the Academy, This is sinpid. if ‘hey doth play hore on the same nights separately, they ‘will both he smashed, They shenld combine tholr com Ppaaics, consolidate all their resonces, give some grand performances at the Academy at reasonable prices, and then they can both make money. City Intelligence. & Poucumay Stanuan-Racovaay oF Sores Goon, About balf- past nine o'clock laat night, oMcer John Dezst, Of the Fifi precinct, was called to quell a disturbance Golored eating xoon, No 42 Thomas street. Tho officer amcoreded in getting (he party oui of the house when, on the sidewalk, one of them struck bim i the face while Another stabbed him tn his right side, tmiliciing @ bad foah ‘wound, but noi of a serione mature The officer eucoe*ded {in erreating two of the party, bub the man who stabbed Mm escaped. Ap ey FA Fifth preainct they gave thoir names ox () coinred). Rorgonsh Hctiage, colored tuief, was the Severe! ci'c-rs to bis residence, No 18 Thomas sireet, bat be was nett be foond. On Sanday morning, were recovered; algo aboot forty pawn tenets, an: ‘of bargiar's tools ‘The officer arrested Hilton's wife, bui he bad suscesded In maxing good bis escape. Canvaseene ary Imerscroms or Fiscros —On Friday About 800 were sworn in, and the remainder (abort 250) wil be sworn tn today, The prewribed oath of oNee ‘ceed on this oncesion i an fillowe:—" You do solsmoly @wear to tupcort the constituiion of the United 8 ater and Ls Now York, and that you will faithfully die detion of to the wawer’ Dody of the unfortooave man Mas not yet been recoveret, ‘The secoased was a native of Germany and about 89 years o Faw Wart Twoert ort Srerer —About 2 o'clock on Canday morning s fire was clicoverod in & row of brick otabies in the roar of 908 West Teenty 0h stroot, owned by Andrew Leary, and ocoupted by several cartman. Tae Gremen wore quick! at the premince and foon extinguish. @1 the fro. Uno of the cartmen ned a corse, valued at About $210, burrt to death, and another one a |. The damage to ihe stable amounts to abo $200. ineuranoe. The origin of the fire is at prossnt uv iknown. Daownrees Accent —On Frilay might @ men, nemed Rawara Keanedy. fe'l over ‘he stoamer North Mar, ctowned before any assistance could be ‘The deceased war adoit fire foe: nine inches fn height, wae light * poo mal Any information con :erping the deocased should bo sont to No. 26 Worth ateoot, bis Inte residence. Scprew Dear ow SrsoaRy —Capt 1. 0. Gitddon, of Gobooner Misa Wright, from Mavannel (arrived yeeter ay), ae Whe font ‘in hie Hie Sirease wee similar to G-, fever. twenty years Old, and & native of y = Tar Rao Maatwe—The Executive Commitice appointed to distribute the Central America Reliet Fund, have decided to make donations to the captain, officers and crew of the brig Marine, of Boston, as follows:—Captain, $600; ist officer, $100; 2d officer, $80; Ist cook, #70; 2d cook, $50; four seamen, $20 each; also a gold watch to the ‘ain, and a silver nodal to ¢°¢h of the officers. bed the officer, immediaely despricned | NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY. OCTOBER 26 1857. Police Intelligence. Avorum Cars oy Giazonxa —a few days ego countryman named Johs Gaynor errived in om a visit to bie father, who resides of Ne. ‘Thirteenth atreet. Beleg unacquilated with lity of bis pavent’s resideuso, be wont into @ gro Cary store On tho corner of Tenth avence and Ninetcenih treet, and there inquired the way, Three young mou Who wore in Ihe store at the time very politely offered ty S0l as guides, when the country mau accepted thelr gene- Four offer, aud leaving his carpet bag fn obarge of the pro prietor of the grocery siore, started off fall of joy st the proepect of soetog his father, from whom hs bad tong been separated. Ho hed bardiy gottwenty pacts from Wwemore wher cne of the young ravosle suddenly tarned upon bim and dealt bit lo nica brovgbt the ground, Theo bere Moly theew themeeives upon tbe prostrate men and choked him in tha ma.t aporoved sty Je and they robhed bim of his god watch end chsio and $38 in cash. Upon recovering from the effects of the eesaalt our pero made his way to bis fa‘hor’s house, and there told the tale of hie wrongs. The next day be went back to the grocery store and a'ked for his —. bag, when the proprictor etated that he hed delivered It to tac owner the evening previous. An effort ten this city At East the luce kindly to the sirpuger_ tho evening velo srccoryman seemed unwilling OF wae w the desired names, He ns the:oupon suspicicn of baving been {mplicated ta the robbery, bat av there BO preitive evidence against him, Justion Daviion was obliged to dischsrge him frum custody. No clue hag sioce boom obtained to the perpetrators of the bo.d and {modent robbery. Gaynor recetved @ severe beating at the bends of the young gar roters, besides ator bis carpet heg, hie watcn and anela, and rocket bok. His opinion of New York ts anything Dut flattering to our oltizenz, and 1\ will be some time, he ‘says, before he travte bis It'd was property in th» bunds of any young men hailing from corner groceries. Barware of corner groceries, Auzcmp Hicuway Rosssny.—Daviel Sulltvan and Mi- cheel Buliivan wore taken into cuetody by the Fourth ‘ward police ou charge of baving robbed « ssilor, named Joseph M. Rodriguez, of a allver watch, valued at 610. The complainant allsges that as he was in a porter house ‘a Cherry street, he was watched by the prisoners; that when he arose fo depart from the piace, were he gmt eetzed the body, while the other rifled his pockets ad carried cif ble watch. A companion of the complaizant’s, nemed Francots Souer, seized one of the as eetlents by 'be #rist and be'd bim uatil the « rival of the police, when be waa 'aken into oustcdy. fhe other pri sonar Waa Captured ina short while af 45, ad Was alto Iccked up ty the station honao. Way the pri souers were brought before Jastice Connolly, at the Lower Peiloe Court, where they were each held to bail ta tha vm of $1,(60 to answer the chargo of bighway robosry Groes Ovreace vrom A Famats ~A few evenings agos German woman named Teresa Dack, residing tn I'ifth ciroet, near avenue B, was the subject of a mosi gross cairago. While quietly walking along the street, within afew docrs of ber own house, a carriage containing three mon drove up, whew the ocoupants jumped out, end se'sing hor around the body, in the vehtole, and ordsr ed the driver to drive off The poor wo nan attemptsd to voream, but wae from doing so by one of the ruffians tytog ® bandkerchief across her mouth. They en attempted to violaw her person, when she suncesdcd iogty LET: Hicewar Forvery.—Michael Marrin was arrested on Saturday night, charged with assealting (hat. T. Fisher, of No, 20 Eighth avonae, and robbing him of 62 cents and It ts alleged tbat Fisher was pu- utiles. polly ves mroo, and keeps a otand in Warh'ngton market. Prosanty Fatal AS*AULT UPON ms Wirs.—John Mahon was taken into custody by offloer Marolt, of the Twonty- first ward potice, on # charge of having dexter his wife im the most cruel manner, fracturing ber ribs snd other- » ise injuring ger ta euch a manner that ber life ts despaired ef The wi e'o woman was taken to Selievas Hox Pital for medical attendence, while the prisoner was com- misted to the Tombs by Justice Davison to await the rosult of bis wife's injuries. Azson Cask in Laowanp Stamer—Havay Niwa Cox. wrrrap Fox Tul —Yesterday Fire Marshal Baer con- aluded the evidence in the case of arson against a colored man named Hepry Ne well, who stands charged with Oring the cellar cf an tobabited dwelling in the rear of No. 63 Leonard street. The testimony was very atr showlog almest oonclustve gut!t, and Ju tice Counsity, whom tae meter was brought, commilted Newell to pricoa without Dail, ty» ewall trial. Tbe evidence wont to show Wat tho Grieg wae done to ty mouves of revenge Sgainst © Mrs. Jonor, ome ci the occupants of the house The prisoper, on bis cxamination, admitted belag in the pre ‘on tre bight of the fire, but denied going into ihe cel , Where the Gre ocourrod. Coroners’ Inquests. MYSTERIOUS DBATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN—-A CASE OF SUP2OSRD VIULENCE. Coroner Hills was called upon to hold an inquest at Bellevve Hospital upom ihe body of an unkaown man who | bad died at thot {nstituiion from the effects of severe In- Juries to the head, received, as {i la supp sed, at the bande Of some rowdles, althoogh there was no evidence what | ever to warrant such @ coaclusion. [i appeared, from the testimony adduced before the Orroner, thaten the night of the 19ih inst. the deceased applied af the pobnnt mpl the floor tn an appe-entir dying condiiios. ‘Onion fioles Kill, of the Gererth ward poltse was called in, when ube was removed to the Hosotta!, There he was placed under Ay Dr. doK wen, and attempt was made to tho di dat in He lingerod in @ state of tnaonelb tity til Bawwrcay, when he died. A post moriem oxaminating of the body was made, when, upon opening the ek), Clot of blood was fotnd under the dura mater, on the right side Death, in the opinion of the physician, was cawed ‘by com icp of the brain, the resalt of some injary io the beed. The jury in this rendered a verdict of *Daath from compremion of the brain, the result of violence, bu how received weare unable to say.” The deoeared was cout fifty years of age and was spparentiy s netive of q |. He was about Ove feet ten inches high, of largs frame bot rather thin im flesh. He was dreveet tm the garb of & sailor or ‘longshoreman, ¢ cotton rhirt end coarse panteloone. Tt le very that deceased fill end reesived the irjary o the head while imtonicated, actwithstending the opinion of sno Coronor and the jury to the contrary. ANOTHRN FATAL CASE OF FOWDTIBM. Coroner Gambie lield an {ny aest at No. 269 West Thirty. scoond sireet, open the body of & man camed Pdward Riley, # bo died from eryvipelas, brovght on by a severe | Dowling received at be hands of some unknown rowcles airent and waa dragged into on alley way and there robbed of some | email peat mortem examipation of the body, made by Dr Wellja, showed that there was « contueed wound on the beck 0° the head, which, in the opin. demsb. Death from | Tore coed a | w Avoruar Dasara rrom \roLares —Coroner Gamble held | 80 inquest at Diackwoll’s Island wpon the body of s pau per, 88 years of ogs, named William Baight, who cled from compression of the brain, the result of injuries re- celved no one Rnows how. The dovoased was admitted to the Horpitel on (he 16th inst , | Be did not my | York Hospital from the effecla of injaries recetved in a | fig bt, a a Dall given im Constitution Hal, Broadway, emo Weeks ago, (ne partiouiars of which aliray have beretofore been fully published, was continved Saturday, by Joroner Connery. No new developements were mato. fhe ovi- trben it 1ehoped te tater will be bronSt 10 claws Suieine py SHoormO—PovaRry rie Cars —Coroner Irie | held an Inquest on Saturday, at No, 8) Oliver street, apon | Ne body of an Italian named John Mar ino, w 30 committed nvleide by shooting bimeetf with a pistol. ‘The desoased, it | appeared, @98 living with « shoomater—e friend of bit a1 the above meuiiored houre, and, boing withost moans, was wholly Ceventent wpon the charity of nie frient Cor hin daily bread. fit of dewpatr he moditated evict, snd on Friday night he put an ead to his existence by blowing bis bralos ont with « pistol. The deceased was bot 24 yeorsof age Verdict, ‘ Death by enteide,”” ‘Tue Favat Borunine Oaevanty im Coureas Lace —Ooraner falling through the batshwey of the building, corner of Go Wey ince and Rovinson street, o7 Friday evening. Verdiot, accidental death.” Deceased wae 40 years age, and wae ® native Fatat Acctpest to 4 Boy —Goroner Hills heli quest, at No. 106 Sullivan street, upon the Ove voare old, named Gershon Cohen, who di romnlt of an injory to the head he recoived by failing down ttalva. Verdict, “Acvidental death.” Deocased & native of this State, i aecE x 5 Pa e i & 4 : i ‘Ihe Ginking of the Central Americn—The Causes of the Disaster. ‘The statewomss connecied with the bons of the steamer Central America, on the tweifth of September last, which appeared soos after the surviving cilicers avd passongers orrived in (bis city, were far from satisfactory to thoset imterented, ard yartiouisriy to the insurance compenies who were oompalied to enifer ths loss of ‘be emourta insured on tho specie, ballion, and ether fregbt; ana it was annouzced af the tine thet the protest of the surviving officors—Mosers, Fraser, scorad officer; Black, hoslawain; avhby, obie! angivesr, and Reefer, ecoond asticiant cagincer, was made—vhal a syectai Commistion would probably be organized under the auspices of the Board of Underwriters, to inquire into end report upon the caures of her lors, whether from defects tr the construction of the yeasel itself, he ma- ehirery, or wheievor {t might be, that {a the favare there dofecte might be avoided, and provent+o seriius a sacrifica of ‘ifs and propery. The spectal commission was organ!y*d about a fortnight since, but ile #e sions beve been devignediy secret; ang, ailnfactore information oad be obtained Proceedings. At is bead is Comm ore Ty. of the United Slates Navy; avd associated bim aro Cant Frra Nye, forma:l: commander of the late Cojpe steem-bip Pacific, and the President of xevoral Of the irsurerce smopanies. Mr J. W. Upton ts 4onre lery of the commission, The sesrions are beid daily ai ‘16 Insurance buildings, corner of Wall and William streets, and the questions propounded to witueeso, aad their answers the oto, are reduced to writing, In moor tonne wi-b the useges of the Board of Underwriters in such Among the witpestes who havo thus far been ex- amined are Mr. Frever, Mr. Black, My. Athby, Mr. Rover’ on of one of cy jp Gompavy’s steamor:), wae of the Cextral Amerioa st the time cf tae diester, and who as acitve in rendering avery astistence possible in the efforte to gave tre vere!) and some of the Mr, Tie, the frat onginesr, is sommoued w eppear at anearly day. The favia eltolt the testi. mony thus far do not vary in important particulars from those whic» were published in the Hmmaco, tho state ments of the survivors, soon afer th we of their resoue wee arnoupord in thie city, A fortalght will pro. bably be conwmed bef re the tnveatigaticn of the com- miadon will havo barn comp'ekd, afer which the report will be prspared ard submitted 10 tae Board of Unier- writers for their action. Daring the investigation a!! of the mem)ers of the com- mission are pot necessarily present Commotore Perry hes been # portion of the time !n Washington olty, aud ao one of the members of the commission bas atteaded apon ‘cna; end as thetr report ts founded mpon tae evidence, ch ts reduced to writing, the persons! ore- sence cf every member on all oecasions is not aecestary, Letter trom Major Schlessinger, TO THE EDITOR OF THA HERALD. ‘There are somotimer, by a strange coincidence, ireum- stances Comblolug themecives which make it an caty task for the base calvmalator to anwail the victim be chooses. Often again tacse bigh In power or position, for the purpose of covering the criminality of their own infawy, throw an- merited contempt upon those whom casualty sometimes @énociates with them as their sutordinates. Often, again, unscrupt ions speculators, fearing lest the prey they are enztously bunting af.er m'ght esorpe thetr avaricions grasp by permiiting the truth to be told, combiue with ihe first named fir the same purpose. Scch almost bas been my fate; I ssy almost, because whore amid thousands of dangers homan Iie hts been spared, here ia a country where the press is free, the Sepeeeaty 's ctven te Gs mncividens assailed to vindicate Firet—it wae asserted by Walker and his friends that I be- haved cowardly on ths battie field of Banta Kova, and after- Wards {t was asserted that I acted in combinatinn an? ceacert with the enomy at that time and consequently w+ e tral- tor. Both the assertions are as false and base as their faven- tor. It would be too long a task to intrude upon ths columns of @ newspaver with voluminous acts to prove the con- trary. I will sbort'y publish my memoirs on Nicaragua, aod in It Twill eubmit my actions to the jndgmont of the Aen] |. Meanwhile may it be permitted to me to as: sort thet thercin I will thet T | ever more than apy commander under similar sir- cumstances could have done; and if I subsequently left Walser ena jo'ned the army opposing him, I was justified H] z i fe in dove ve I will prove that I never abandoned the siand- ard of that true democracy for which I became exiled Hupgary in 1848, bled for in Ouba, and suffered for ip the dopgecns of Afsios. I will prove ‘that the staxdard ‘am bditiw; of Walker in N! was one of that be pever dreamed at that America; his ven this badly military ‘and tyraprical in tte far as to intend to wreat from that very Unio, whose son by acchient be was, some of the Soutuern Siates—at as) rate Caiifornia, . There eptak of Walker's politics] creed in April, 1356. Oren a A om, subsequently, vistonery nightmares; bot at political faith that fime such was bis I know that by putting myself before the pabiio I shall bave to meet wiih a great mauy ovslanghts from pereons who, bad or stilt worse, as their obief will defond bim; but I will face the storm for veracity’s rake. I owe ft to mvrelf, to my country. avd to my numerous here to heszrd all amd to vindicate that which to ‘man is most dear—bie bovor, Aod thoughwith unequal | weapons I will enter tho ring to fight tno batile of trath vgainst falsehood. I never will allow {t to be auld that a | | ‘Tho pobitc mivd must bave been biased against me by the numeroos falsehoods ciroulated. I will beg tbeir | forbearance in snspentiag their sentesoe until they read | re. which will be publi hed shortly. sw Yous, Oot. 24, 1857 Lous EISINGER. Daily Circulation of the Rew York Herald— | | ‘The dally ctroulation of this Journal having reached the | Amount of between eighty and nincy Cousand copics par, day, and sometimes exceeding ninety thousaad, I becomss Secemary often and again to renew the type of all sorts ape which ti « printed. In a few days we expect to receive our new fonts of type, which are now being me- ‘wufactared af the foundry of Messrs. Oonner, when ine ‘una will tmmedialely appear in ite new dresa. In the meantime the type upon whiok our paper ie now printed, is not by any moans worn out, Ii will be found food enough for the purposes of woekly or country jour tals, We therefore offer the fonts of typo with whion the | Mama is now printed for eale,on cash terms alone, to much | woekly or country journals aa may be in seed of I, A!) aristers oF proprietors who deatrs to purchase this type #iN address James Conner & Boos, who will trast with bom on ibe mest favorsdis cash terms. TOR TEXT AVENUE MURORR—THE RAST INDIA BO. PIRF—APEATRS IN RUROPA—CRUIGR OV THB BU e VATING STHAMSR AROTIC—TO8 LATEST News, Bre., FTC. In Wednesday's tne of the Faurt Hemacn will bo founa— A fall report of the Arrest of the Mardebor of Mr. Swaa- ston in he Tenth Avence, aud bis Curious 8 atemenu re- garding the aitair. A Chronological Acoonnt of the Foundation, Rise and | Progress of the British Empire in Indie, News from Furope—Interesting Intelligence from istia | = Letters from our Correspondenta (2 | ondon, Paris, Bor. | lim, Dobdiin, ke, &2—Acconnt of the Imperial Morting | At Siuttgardt, and a number o! ‘nteresting extracts from | our Faropean (les. Ab Account of the Cruise of the Surveying Mieamer | Arctic in ber Survey of the Coast of Newfoundland, Deep | Sea Soundings, Ac. | A latter rom Doanelly, contradicting hie Alleged At. | tempt to Fecape from ibe Jail at Freehold, N. J. Interesting Letter from our Correspondent ai San Jaan del Norte, Central America. ‘The Kieotion of Simeon Draper to fill the yaenacy in the | Metropoiitan Police Commission, Ccoasioned by hit own Resignation. Notioss of New Pubiications. The Latort Telegraphic Intelligence from all sections of | the country. | Faltorials om Topics of Interest—Intereating Oty Nows— ‘Theatrical Matters ai Hiome and Abroad—Polioes Reporta— The Condition of tbe Markets, and a large amount of mis- | collaneons reading. | Terme—$2 a year, four cents asingle copy. To be ob- | tained of the News Agents and at {he (fice. use, Unten Square, Hew York — Espenecheld, Hat Manafaeturer, has pro- ord the mort bemutifnl hat iseued thie fall; for rohnese of tal, 004 te olen of appearance it has no rival, i’rice pounce that Mr. 817: vir five inetures on phrenology at Park Wall, Jersey City, com et | nda evening and continals, - Inittanes free: Rraminailons dally ac 8 Srondway, Wf x. per C be specially Ta 00. Hatters Awor House, Broad ra), | ported as having suspended. ordigary emergency. The Loedoa Times st mu fe See Dee asrnn ge « Sonn Binet (Sualtab.e Pau outioe” amen Meroseue Uiis W& Beaver atreet. EE Bolloway’s Vinune:t and Puis—The Aj Proval of royalty la vnly valnable heaanae mumsohs are anp- 4 to bAVE Teveived the Batchelor's Hal Dye, W ‘The hem tm the worlé. surpre et Ge maputaotory. 1:3 ironed: igs and Teupecs— ing all. “Made, sold an! nppbed way Cristedoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupers— ‘Te very beat in the world, eli Bled Ber 6 ase Bouse: me ere prinweir ap Prof. Alex. C. Barry's Tricophereus is the hest ard cheapest article for {rowing desu tfring, oleanstt eo bar Ladies, iry ri to Qn Ink, teeeerviog ana restoring White, Clear Ski) and Fine Hutr,--Jones’ [eg ewig re jiitnge and Jones’ ooral heir off, iful ar ot u, PaNDe Mo Panes eee w0ll, wholeasle aad retall, at Si i—___———————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Sawpay, Oct. 25—6 P. M. The stock market closed yesterday dull and de pressed. For some days past the tendency of prices bas been downward, and the movements of specula- tors mere Iimited. The complexion of onr Baropean advices is not at all calculated to help financial affairs on this side of the Atlantic, and the general apprehension relative to the fuiure regarding foreign movements is such as to restrict operations in our stock market and check any upward tendency in puices, As or speculation it has been killed outright. There are in the streete a few bull stock brokers who have a great mapy more railroad securities in hand than they can comfortably carry, and they make an occa” sional effort to give a little activity to the mar ket, but the effect has not extended beyond the street, and they must be content to carry fora time longer the load they have piled upon their own shoulders, The banks move along quietly, with a rigid adherence to the policy of contraction, and are reducing their operations to the lowest limit. No decided movement hgs yet been made towards a re- sumption of specie payments, and there are no in- ications of any ateps in that direction. It must be made general, or it will not be successful, The banks of this city dare not move individually and independently, and when a resumption takes place the whole body must move together. The returns for the past week wil', without doubt, show an impor- tant increase in the specie reserve. During the pre- sent week we shail have a California remittance in hand, and the arrival of two Baropean steamers with moderate remittances. It is estimated that the arrivals of gold at this port, during the present week, will amount to about two and a half million of collars, The banks will get most of this, which with the present reserve will give them great strength. The banks of this city are in a condition to resume specie payments to-morrow with the greatest safety. The current of gold from Europe has commenced, and it will not cease for many weeks. The whole of our California remittances we shall keep, and the accumulation of bullion will be rapid and to a very large amount. With this accession to our supply of gold, we do not sce what the banks can fear in a general resumption. One thing is pret- ty eertain—a resumption must take p'ace before the meeting of the Legislature. It would not be safe tor | | the banks to put off the resumption beyond that date, notwithstanding they are under the protection 9° the courts, and it will be good policy tor them to get ready for a resumption before the Ist of January at the best. There cen be no reel improvement in our finaxcial affairs until the banks do reeume, if it is not until doomsday. Ta ounnotice yesterday of the stoppage of work onthe auburn and Allentown Railroad, we attri- buted it to the suspension of Messrs, Choteau, San- ford & Co. We are requested to say that this firm has not suspended, neither has it ever had any con- nection with the above-named road. A. He Nicolay's regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday the 26th inst., at 124 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex change. The catalogue will include a large variety of insurance, bank, and other stocks, and New York | State and railroad bonds wiil be also offered. The steamship Baltic, at this port from Liverpool, gives ve four deys later news from all parts of Eu | rope. The advices by this arrival are of the mos | startling importance, both ina financial and com- mercial point of view. In England there appears to be a financial revulsion of a local character, and is evidently independent of influences likely to ope- pate from this The movemen's of the Bauk of England were of the most prompt and decided cha racter. The rapid advance in the rates of interest in L.cndon, Paris, Hamburg, c., shows a sensitive’ ness on the part of the great banking institutions of Purope calculated to create very serious results—the rate of interest now raling at the Bank of England at seven per cent, and at the Bonk of France at six and a half per cent, and a further increase was an ticspated. The numerous failures in Manchester, Glasgow, Biadford, and the manufacturing districts generally, show the weakness of the smaller class of houses in that trade; and it also gives us a pretty good dea of the probable effect in the same districts when tle worst is known from this side. At the date of the Ba'tic’s departure—October 14—the latest pews from New York, current in London, could not have been later than September 30, by the Persia: At that date ramerous failures among mercantile honses bad been reported, also the suspension of the banks of Philadelphia and Baltimore. carried out private and pu accounts to the effect thet the banks of New York would go through besond oll doubt, and that the New England banks might weather the revwsion. Up to the date of the Baltic’s departure, the London journals were confident that our financial difficulties were the eflects of a temporary panic, and that a fer days woud bring them better accounts, #0 that it was oct clearly and satisfac- torily shown that the numerous failures in the man* | that our revulsion will not amount to much, and that a few days would end it. With al) the evicence before them—with all the causes, which we have | sounded to long aad so loudly in their ears—with 40 maby broad, stubborn facta staring them in the face | at every turn, the Times persists in asserting thoir | | belief in @ rapid recovery of the credit of our rail- | | toad companies and @ rapid return to prosperous | tines. | The European marl#ts for oar staple exports do | not show much change. Cotton had been slightly | Cepressed, but revived just previous to the Baltic’s cepsrture, and closed firm, with an upward tenden- | cy. Breadstaffs were lower, with dull markets, Trade generally was good, and does not seom to have been affected much by the stringency in the money market and the high rates of interest current all over Furope, The ennexed statement exhibits the value of foreign importe into this port during the week and aince January 1, in each of the past three years:— Lomasxce ov THe Poat oF Nw York ~Vatom cv [mr ens. F he 1866 18) 1897 Dry goods... ..., $802614 $10RS 27. 89.4.1 Generel merch’se,. 1.444.186 1643,845 1,805 121 Total for the week. 294,172 2628010 2807 312 Previously report’d W91,7/4'9.9 178,206.44 192,678 6'6 Sine Jen L....... 9:98 967,71? $180,082,040 $106,f°0 047 The following table will show the exports of the five principal staple articles forthe week and year:— —186—, ——1881-— Amount. Ke Value. Amount ~ 1949 610,785 1,766 $190,461 + 27,982 106.819 42,787 297, 816 662 2.6 186 f TH 459,089 102,812 110,476 | 40119 44.208 5.018 1,146 81 11465, 600 Beef, bois, and tos Pork, Dols, and tos.. $514,002 Deareave of week as compared with that of 1256. The foliowing isa comparative statement of the value of exporta from the commencement of th | year to Oct. 22:— { 1866 1867. Increase, Decrease. | Fotton ....,93 624,081 $8,833.078 $2,017 =| 11, 994.056 — $6,398,691 | ‘227,077 - 75,46 2 9,746 006 = BAT ow 2 586,148 x | 946,180 - 2,069,076 - | 36,641,085 $20,822 946 $12,047 $15,280, 164 Decreare ne compared wih J866.... .........$10,218,10T The anthracite coal trade is still greatly depressed, and there is no prospect of immediate improve ment. As compared with the business for the cor. responding week last year, the Lehigh region shows a falling off of 15,106 tons, and the Schuylkill re. gion of 18,478 tons. The business of the Lehigh ca. nal for this season, as compared with that of last The Persia ufuctaring districts were the result of the difficul’ | ties in oar money markets. The full extent of our | revulsion was not sufficiently known in the financial circles of Lendon to have created #0 much damage, and we are induced to believe that there were loca! causes cnough to have brought down the houses re It will be seen that vany of them were in no way connected with our trade. The money markets of Europe have for a long time been in a very stringent condition, and a very small increase to the preseure waa calculated to bring sbout the most restrictive measures. The de- mand for money in London, notwithstanding the high rate ruling at the bank, was very active. The dec!ine in consols was equal to 2{ a 3 percent. On the Continent the rate of interest ranged as high #8 8 per cent. It was announced in some | of the Lonéou journals that £500,000 had already been engaged for shipment tothe United States ‘The Persia, which left three days after the Balti: will doubtless bring the bulk of that amount. She will be due at this port about Wednesday. Woe shall not hear what the effect in London was of the sna pension of the New York banks, for about two weeks, The news went out on the 14th inst., by a steamer from this port; but any arrival from Bu rope will give us the most important and interesting accounts of the progress of the revulsion in Great Britain, It is likely to exceed in magvitude and in- tensity anything we have had on this side, and is also likely to be of much longer duration. The sus pension of the Bank of England and the Bank of France appears more probable now than ever, and we shouki not be surprised to hear of it by any steamer. The panic existing among the bank mana gers at the latest date, shows conclusively the ex tent of the pressure npon them. Aa advance in the rate of interest of one anda half per cent in the space of ten days was not the resi thinks seagon to same time, shows a decrease of 236,690 tons, and the Reading Railroad of 340,925 tons. Tha Schuylkill Navigation increases its tonnage 79,729 tons, and the Lehigh Valley Railroad, 79,729 tons. The net decrease shipped from the two regions is 258,979 tons. ‘Season 1,020,360 1,520,761 9,541,110 940,820 1,861,6°6 | * 167. 766,157 Dec. 236.690 Tobigh Canal... Lebigb Railroad. 866,690 Inn. 283,907 Sehny |i Capa, 1,020,869 tno, 70.720 oboy ikill Railroad, 620,751 Dec. 340,928 ‘Tetal, 8,021,936 8,662,967 Doe. 260,979 ‘The genera! prostration 1p the mining regions, it is feared, will have the effect of limiting tue supply , of coa!, should it be in demand during the winter— in which case there would, of necessity, be an in crease of prices. Tenn. 6’ 2008. NY Cen RE 6's. &ONY Con RR 7's. 2000 Erie RR 2d ob 1000 Eris RRov 1€00 Goshen bb bds. ‘all 200 dn... | 1000 Had Rit | 1600 I Gen RR Dds. | ‘18 pbs Metro Bank, . q | fe 10 Pacifo M800... ~ do, ea do bs 37 40 Del & Had Gio, 88 See Clev&rnuadg RR. 8 50 Pepr Goal Co 62 50 Galers& Ch! 1 co] | 950 Olew & Tol RI... SOOM RTL. 68K 60 ‘ 70 @o.. ~ ® 6 Me Mind kes a6 | TO sucPaattoMW'pCo 66 weal 100 Gumb Oma Oars, BS 9 Ohi & B Ielend Kit 00 1000 Miaeourt 6b BM | 1600 Ii Con RR 3% 6936 | 8 | 8 im 66 7 Goshen Brabds ¢ 10 sbs Heme Ine Co. 106 60 Del&fiad0’1Co.el5 87 do. 200 eve & bo 60 1a Cro & Mil RR. +s cess O136 250 Erte RR,,....... 9 Menbat’n Gas Co. 110 100 Hud RiverRR bs 6 Pacific MB'snl Do 66 100 Reading RR..s10 CISY COMMERCIAL REFURT. Saroxpay, Oot. 4—6 P.M Asn —The market was steady and the suppiies light, | while prices were unchanged, Pearls we quote at 60. = C40, and pote at 6&0. | BBBADSTCFY — Floure-The demand was moderate, Le | confined to be local end Fastern trade The trate cll doll ate ne of shout to. e100 per barrel The sles focted up about 6,000 a 7,000 bbia, ai about (he following aK $lo 4% bo, on bu 12 Sees 8 o. Corn meal a Canes clossd heavy, wit adore jnotesions. wat without obange of im) and corn weal were quotations Wi if Fat ees es eo) £0,000 posnale, inatade desbele Chicego ering, Jactuced prime Milwacaic $1 @ & $1 90, Ohio Fer 00 inclaving MK 'sat with halves and qvarters were #0! | Leory bencled dessnr: kniven, | of pure | only pare and | imedictoal ane ls Wole’s . 44,460 hemlock, 2 400 onk oak B vok—229.9¢ Remick, 29,800 cal. JIMS —Nales limiter ana yiloss were eominu. Wouarimn ~-ales of BO bhds. atp 6 Nava: -Tonae —The market was steady, avd slce of AbOUL 500 © 400 oeie, eptrite of turpenidue were made at C0. cash ard nome + melt lots a: 416, three days, added. Balea of G0 » 100 dbie. North couaty orade terpeatine were made at 8560 for 480 Iba, Com non rosie ‘were tractive. $2 delivered O1s Linseed was dull aod tregule Amertoan repoited for cant ut 620. was povinal. Crude aperm wee and Bome pipneote copunved to be mada for Karope, Waele was neninal 200 soxe: marseilice wore sold a; $2 60 . ; ew Bice. 2 tbc, und Bald af 455, 0b0 ne Mae Selling. a Pxovisions —Pork--Holaors exhibited some more Grae Bess, while sales were Oon000¢ to about 100 bole, mens ab $20 500 621. Prime was quit at $16 600817. Boot wae Inactive, and sales, in smill lots, embraced about 60. TS bbis , inoluding Western repacked (old), 0 $120 $13, and extra co $)5 25a $14, whlie country (Rew) mess was ab $120 $2 76, ana prime at $90 $9 60 Beot 7,and prime mess a: $20 6 Sccams.—Owtng matnty to the ther tne market was ineotive, bet prices ruled firm. Te gales wore confived shout 200 a 500 Ads. Ooba musco- via 870. « So., oI mall lot of Porte Rise {ow —Bales of about 36,°C0 ibs. were madeat 06. Winexxy ~Salea of 1000 moade obtefly F and D., but not 7 at 210, Shion cf 306 ported. 0 400 bois. were made to day at 200 a 205¢0. "ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DA. MISCKLLANEOUS, 4.50, —OUBLE SOLED WATRE PROOF aNWRO OU), boots, now ready st JONES, Mi Aun ‘ue $4.5 60 Uongress shoss, " Preeti cored REDUCTION FOR CasH, Cas robles, best quay of lags, per, daeu......9% a8 Cub wines, ag sre Kograved wines “ ie 4nd CHINA PLATED WABR, . Ia proportion, at our pare oo Commencing MONDAY, 26th inat int, Bee cur other advert a: ment on this. oot BV. BAU WwoUT & 00., Oorver of Broadeny ani froome strecte, VAS FIXTURE MARU! x Che tor . MO! 4 119 aad 131 Prince street, ‘Third blook west of Broadway, P.B—Old was fixtures re-gtlt French or artiatis bronze. REAT 84LB ina, ous and preseed avg chase gua Serarea’ oh nn, Cut aD) % ware and cauery, in order ter he SE-aree sllvor * RASS THE Win CF, 2 olber worda to 40, cxah for our goods, whinh are value. upon onr. sbalves. wrasging marking down our entire bare: cass ‘WITHOUT REGARD YO COST, Preparatory 28 CLOSING OUT SALE, Commencing oa At woiok time wenball cise the New York padlle reat w' we ect bargains ov record. 1 ws New YOFk Public the AN INSIGHT Jule whet may bo expected ean 0e bad by reading the toflew, White colas dinaor pinice, ares aneiin the donee ner pin’ ality. 2 Wie chive cup atm trek Talley, ihe docem, Wei cine br akfiat platen, firet quality, the dosea. White eaise ta plaive, first quallsy, the dszea. ® bite cana finger Bohemia decaniers, the pair Rick cut ginsa pobieta, worth the Bich cut glass poblew worth the dozen Bich ovt ginrs g biets, ‘Bix | ght gaa chandolie! dix iy N0ODR fiver plated tavle forke the dozen Silver pin’ed & . Ivory bandied table knives, Si , Mbe Mal: mak: W. JF Dalley & 00, Non 631 and 633 Broad: Between Hons 7 end Bleecker stm it 00D BRANDY, GIN, RUM AND PORT Fi¥r per gallon: —Piavoringe, one gailon aiied tone treet Write produces fine Coane, peach cherry, binceberey Ant reupherry aad cider brendiea Ifo nad wad i.ondon fray Jamaves rum port wine sourbon and Irish whiskies. extract braxdies from the lee mak A okag colons by Dr. L. Thountwandas, Piste re] URE GIN FOR MEDICIAAL USR reliable gin which ts eoid in bottles far 1 edenap | ore Pons eec ea ceries | Oat for We eoustorleite and ~ pecegcaed 7 UDOLPHO WOLFR $3 Reaver street. ERENOLOGY.—MRESSRS. FOWLER & WAL < cures eat Mz. Aron, of thaw elton wit eve nevarae five lec'ures om phrenology, at Park tall, Jersey Ulty, oom mencirg on And continuing every admittance free, jone daily at 303 Broad’ BAD.--DK TOBLAY VENETIAN LINTMBNT Was In. freaned in apie ov ar for tne Isetten vores This ie i. a, anv aind, 1 75 aud 6 canta Lepot at treet, ‘New Bod by ail orugatsia. 8 NOW PAMILY SEWING MAC «THR te od the best Price, with tron a2 @ is adapted lo perforM@ a greater variety Of worl, thas any fami! = ot mechine ee ore ae + unsurpassed la Anish nad bewuty Also a) he whines #0 well known an@ eo bighij wuiseturirg purposes. Fur sale op tM No. 468 Dronaw ay roved fur Ally INGAR &00., BNTY FIVE PZ CANT DIBCOUNT ee Tn consecnence of the Sopreaset mate of vonivere out the country, we have decided to sell the goods for cur fali gales tn ships Oaroias Magnus, Pairfsid ead an $42 Piva axovcriox oF twenty viva P cum PUR CASH a consist of new aad me clegant wy\aa of Hl fF