The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1857, Page 8

OCTOBER 26, 1857. 8 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS. issues that will continue for a long time to come. I, | reyresentattves from other Biates than Onio. ‘The Sew Diection Law. for one, he continued, am in favor of this tion | circumstances the committee bave concluded tmat ii is OMDBR OF CANVASSING TAB VOTRE. sexri oF sis uanswane mane, | Safire ei Menai ae | Sepa une Sees | emo ot ents an iG OF THE H oe mx aie tahoe PROPOSED CHANGS I® THE TIMB OF CARDITS. 4nd so tbat nat only reslations oa tries 2 eee ee “ ‘The following invitation requesting the attendance | {2@.subject, but in reference to other matters ot in; will be counted in the following ordar— terest to trade, and of the members of the hardware trade brought to- | financial embarrasaments. First—Box No, 2—This box contains the State ticket, geth r & large representation ef those engaged pon A Moa ites ‘ee eommned tos henid Ry enener ee Ge pipmemer or Meee « Lid — caeacbstg desire al fo diac, ba: do desize that this ques sao, bows ion Par Thome re nvention bes, |" sccnd-Box No, 4.—Thle box contatoe the names of Ube SS peplapetempealiyi rad ee wea vl gna mez ie | ot andtae rae made omar he anepgency | Erwan hice, Acasa wareserm owen! | “yogi wo'8—-ur or omar ie nomen te Soe! et ES ES —s Tein” wh sictolecks En Ml for tne parpeoe at'ony, | we have a Targe meeting nw, perhaps as large as guns we aibetstie deletey viata coe nattod voice | san aignten for ihe office of Member of Assembly. arene, 00: {ERE ATEAMBUY BALTIC ee Ses Se ae So OS eek eS | CCR aeuta tite” | Socecabetr ne nerrecae | aue-S= & &-Gitscaiae Reignnsns pe ERTDTGSCLS, gat fae ah Ma ef trade. Tae meeting is called by order of the Ecesatl of the divm that awaits thei hellish system, ‘the i The resolu‘ion in regard to the appointment of a Commisted of ihe Hardware Deslers Board of Trade. committee was now put to the meetiag and adopted, ae Seats ot heey, have ber EDWARD OORNING, President. | the power being given to the President to appoint. | ‘éreby: 4. Davanront, Seoretary. Mr. H. Lrviseston hoped that the cmmictee NEW YORK. Juatices of the Bapreme Court, Justices of the Superior There were about seventy members of the trade | would carefully and favorably consider the proposi- ONTAKIO BANK, UTICA Gourt, Judge of the Court of Oommen Pieas, Jastico of the present, and although the meeting was merely pre- | Hom to alter the time of credits from six to four | | 11 willbe seen by the following velier from tho rocelver | Marine Court, Sun gato and Ravorder, mont Of the above named inetitesion ¥ that W 7 liminary, the greatest interest was manifested in its Tbe Presrperr desired to make a few remarks at | the grest majority of bill holders iets eed en a ‘a | _ Sizth-—Box for the votes for Inspectors and District Cas i b. OF i a . | this stage of the proceedings. He said:—Iu relacion | cbence to realize very soon, if at all. 1i looks rather du- | asters. Proceedings. Mr. 1. Corning presided, and Br. J. | poi eae oot that has called us togetber it must bo | blows allaroune:— {At tho completion of the canvass of cash box, in a0: Davenport officiated as secretary. very clear that tois matter should bave careful con- Racaiver's Onno, Owranio Bak, qa) } | cordance with the requirements of the law, the chairman The Parsipesr, in calling the meeting to order, | gidecvation and matured deliberation. It involves pring cnane Unica, Oot. 21, 1807 yetageneolfaae °F ‘ j - “ Esq , Albany:— Dear sir—Mr, Jonuson | Of the canvassers of the elec 1 make puriio ora; said that the object was the appointment of a com- | important interer's—a variety of iuteresta. We | nag uarded io me your letwr of th: 10th mat I : sl ieee i have here this afternoon representatives from abroad vast caun t | proclemation ef the whole pamber of votes given for each mittee which should report on some tuture day in now edeem the notes of tho late Ontario Rank Imean Of the office to whish suoh . ” ss who are supplying us with goods; ve have also a | those wh'oh were larued prior to the Int of Janaary, 1453, | Peres, wiih the name o suoh perton regard to an alterayon in the time of credits. large representation here of gentlemen who are | and paysble a: Canandaigua or at the branch boro; ead { | Was Pamed on the ballot, The followirg are the nam: Mr. Quixey then addressed the meetiog on the | jobbing merchants, and it mus¢ be confessed | regret to be ob iged to ada that the condition of whe affairs | ber of subject of banks and the system of long credits,as | that some of us have made jobs by giving | of ine Davk tesuch ‘hat I caunct express any satisfactory 7 very long credit. (Langhier.) Bot the diti- | % Injen as to the vitimete payment of the notes from ihe | Wards. follows: — culty is not so much in the time we give them as in m) bands 4 large amount is jn litigstion, and The jaws of natare ave the laws of God, and they | the time they take by onrtacit consent, and [ taink Toaprot say whot the result wil be, 1am nota p | a ; b rty to give tho heliers of the hills cf the ot bunk » are wise snd always successful. These laws operate | we are to blame rather than the purchasers. I ver: | |.) > as positively iu the mental as in the physical world— | ture to gay yon will bear me cut in the remark that | Pisee, be paid ta the ooutor of dividerden ee as much in’the laws of trade as in the planetary | rore than half of our customers fail to pay upon trenginened | FY/A—Box No 8—This tox contatae the namoa of the Ruisron’ Ost 1S ker hed tar koenprouy Lash og oa, oon te x No 8 — Oat Sate wed ar Kemp’ ‘ candidaies for the office of Judge of the Court of Appeals, Bens, sepes, Geaby. varait, 3d, th, aid of do Lith, ‘Miciaux, Armstrong, for Mobile; Anna Sid, Amavda Jave. Dorr, KVork. yh He wav. arichs. Ni rieaui Gvennes Atgusie, Rrleven dor (2m, ein ot Eaves do; Tolek®. Lenneman, NYock’ Cot '0— arr Gerener, f erring at Marana sua, | BEE Cot 0 Air Gevmmer, Fanbennn, Piladelptia Drieane wane Putin.é do Ste, Germania "wood" froma Tiavre forg! York, arrives ab Havana | Wi} Jom of ihr Gv p alle Gnd aly 1a) ‘AKDT Arr rum a , Core, From Mow Orleans 18th, Havane | (irre Oct ]—a0P ary. ftver. Fi on» Fork, Dest, Cot arr EP Stricger, Wood Lon toa for Bt Vine sf auchoreo); Spiecdid, amesbury 0 for “Orleam> pf * asdo Mumfors, do fir 1 verpool (ead an- ore 4; 10th, Bacrageekket, Yalvot, Londen fur Cardiff (and archoro4), Pot in'o do 10%, Burlington Kesn, from melds fi : Zropie, Norvell, rom Autworp for AUrieans (aod pou aa? * oFed). ot AEE OM 10-0, Rilve Butke, Baywoa, from Hamburg orl EXD, Oct 18—Arr Northera Orowa, Hallow, 3} ELECTION DISTRICTS IN BACH WARD, MASS aCHUSETTS. system; and the man who attempts to control the | the day they promise, and fail togye us Botes whea currents of the ocean, or to reverse the conrse of ‘tbe Hudson river, will attempt. no more diffisult task than to work contrary to the naturel laws of credit. Man's capacity does not admitof his fully comprehending the taws of mind or matter, nor ail the movements of the productions of the earth, their quantity, their location, the supply and demand. The political economy of Europe and America has beeu a subject o| profoand thought of the most powerful mins, and their results have been as wide 4s the poles; as wide as general prosperivy and tae adversity of the sent. Beyond a given depth the buman mind is positively incapable of grasping it, and what more feeling demonstra‘iou of this fact than the financial cocdition of our country at the present times. This state of disaster is nota new thing; but periodically, ever since we have been a couulry, bave such seasons of disaster and com ner- cial distress been known. A ee And whilst huwan navare remains as it is such times ever wil ccuur, for it is himan nature rather to Joarn from our on experience than from the ex- rience of othe's. Pte js also natura! to maké 9 stalking horse of oth- ers tor our own faul:s, end in the present crisis it would be well if we could lay our troiblas to the banks, to the pressor any other 89u: seives. But there is another view to be taken of the banks end their officers; they are men, like our- selves, aud liable to err, They are stockholders, and merchants like ourselves. Ifthe stockholders do not look at the interes:s ot the banks, who will ook to them? Banks are yot created entirely for the merchants, ‘bat the stockholders are known to have some inter- est in them, and there is no more reason why they shoala be so self sacrificing as to loose all their capi- tol to accommo fate their customers, tuan there 1s that the merchuvt should Loose all to accommodate his customers. erchant has had to give ex. tensions to bis customets, and the banks have @ove the seme. I/ tie merchant has not means to give required extensions and psy his own obliga- tions, he must suspend or fail. Pe position of tne banks is the same, Why should we expect more of the man as a stockbolder or officer in @ bank, than in his orn individual business? We shall find uo difference. Asa merchant he has expanded he oni what the laws of trade allows, and to avoid ing dishonored calls upon his bank to accomno- date bis necessities, and injadiciously doag this tbe bank breaks. I say injadiciously, yet where dves the wisdom lay to say tis is injudicions? It may have been a matter of discussion with tae bank iteel’, and its action condemred by a Jarge m/aotity, yet the mojority rules and the action is taken; and Wwe are oriven to the conclusioa that man’s wisdom is not adequate to coutrol the laws of credit except witnin a very limited sphere, and this is further proved by the jea ful statistics of the past in mer cantile fe, that has stated the successfal mer- chants who die leaving fortuoes, without ever baviog been protested, as being from three to five r cent only of those who engage in business. they purchase onr goods. Here is where the shoe pinches, not about the nominal time that is given. It would be bet'er tor every merchant to fix nize montos as the limit than six months, as ic is at present. Four months is the time of English credit, but they don’t always get it because we don’t make our customers pay at this, There’s not a single agent of an English house but wonld get his pa) promply io four months if the joobing merchants held their customers to six months credit, but un- fortunately it is not so. Now, anless we act promptly upon these resolutions we should not pass them. Allusion has been made to the aetion of our oanks, bat I say let bygones be by-gones. T) use the language of Scripture—“ Leave the things that are behind and go forward.” Our object is to mend for the future. The community want courage infused into them, It is a fact that a para ysis bus taken bold of the business community. ‘bere is a want of courage and enterprise. 1 will pot say how it was brought about; but it exists, and bas paralyzed almost every branch of trade and commerce If we can’t infuse a spirit of enterprise into the business community, we sill be 2 nation of bankrupts. We want a confidence between unin and men ana between institutions, and if we don’s have it we shall fail, What will our passiug resolutions her¢ this evening do, if we don’t take some effective action on the subject that has called us together? If we decide on selling at four months’ credit only, who will we sell to? To no ove. Where are onr customers? All gone, fora panic has stricken the business com- munity; they buy nothing till they find that confidence bas revived among the banks. I say the great difficulty exists in the fact that we dou’t act in concert in reiation to enforcing credit in payment of goods. Why is every man afraid of his neigh- bor’ We meet a man whom we nave known tor twenty-five or thirty years, and the moment the matter of credits is mentioned we shrink back from each other. There were two gentlemen who met in Wall street the other day who were about to exchange securities, and it isa fect that they were afraid to trust each other with their checks, and yet these were gentlemen who had kuown and done bnsiness with each other for twenty years. Toey looked at one another, and one said, “my dear fellow, J am ashamed,” and the otber seid, “I eta ashamed—take the check.” Now, this lite incident illustrates the feeling throughout the coustry. I hope that at the next meeting there will be a larger number, and that when we meet again we shall meet as friends, that we shail give each other the right hand of fellowship, ani that when we make promises we shall falfil them to the extent of our ability The President at the close of his remarks an- nounced the followng as the names of the gen‘lenen | whom he had appointed to serve on the committe Measis. C. Norton, Chas. Bliven, A. Ward, —— Braff, Chas. Vandervoort, £. Corning. A motion was adopted authorizing the foregoing commit.ce to appoint members to visit Pniladelphia, Baltimore, Boston end other cities for the purpose of ascertaining the vi bor of merchants wore consider ‘be rescintion ing papers of yesterday BNDORSEMANT OF THS BOSTON BANES. Mes, Sarmere, end mechapic« throughoat jhe en anvexed eebedaie a by the whole ovunt 5 :— A lentio Bark, Atlee Bavie, Bonk of commerce, Baek of North Amortos, Blackstene Bans, Boston Banv, Boylaon Bank, Brondway Sack city Bank, Coivmniau Bank, egle Bap, F ios Bank, Eaobapge spk, Feneul! Hei Beak Freeme:'s Baus, Globe Bank, Hamilion Bank Market Berk Maverick Boum, Morcnante’ Ba Nasional Bank, New Fayland Beuk, Novib Bank, Bhewma: Bank, Bhoe & Lea Dealers’ B & floik Ban¥, Traders’ Bank, ‘Stave Bank, Unica Bank. ‘Tremont Bank, Wcveter Bank, Wasbineton Bsok. WILLIAM APPLE ON, W. BROOK®, Pres C RR, ICLIAM STU 49'S, JNO E THAYAR & BRO, NATHAN APPLETON, JOBN BRYANT, DaViD SEAR3, RUFU4 0HOAtE, EDW4R) EVESKTC, ROBT. O WIN "HROP. We, ihe undersigned, merchants i1 tas city of Box a Mazaacouseus, cheerfully join im the above expression of Opistop with rogers to the Boston banka. We also add the expression of oar ein sere bale? ‘hat al! the New Eogland banks (except those reported ia the Bonk Note Reporter and Counerfeit Detector wx 0: veing revolved wt sbe Saifvik Bank ta Boston), are perfecily eol- vent, and wo sill rocetve tho bilis of (heee Danke ai par, As reudily as we do thore of the Boston Danke Then \ lows ibe signatures of abent one bondred and twenty of whe prinelpa! basiners Meme of Bvston MISSOURL ANOTHER CUBRENCY MEBTING IN ST. LOUIE. (Prom the &t. Louie Demoorat, Oot. 21 | At tbe sppotnied hour y Published in the morn. and which was as follows :— ‘Whereas tho banking tpeiliudons of tho princtpsi cities of the Uriog with whicn wo ave tm commerois! relations have suspended specto payments; and, whereas, tt is ne cessary that somo action abould be inten by the comm mty of Ss Louis w relieve the presaur. 0 It Resolved, by the membere of sue Chamber 0° Commsroo, Sia wr existing here, iL PECElVS the Hotes Of all solvent banks Of ones }, 1a pay mens of ail goods and morvoaudize purchased so ip payment of aii debts conirectes after this tbat the Bown banks mail ned estadisbed on « sab«tsctial Desir. are prudently managed, auc perfectiy solvert; taet the biliso seid benks sre pew reoetved by the inte v- tants of this city and of al! New Eugivod #ith the same © idence as befvre the mnspension of specie pay men's; and thai suey deserve to be received with this confluence Cicy Politics. KXOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS FOR CANVAS@BRS AND IKSPECTOHS FOR TEE NOVS¥ERS ELECTION, On Saturday nighi tho Tenth, ward Kaow Nothings elected the following candidates for imepectora aud canvassors to bo voted for at the Noveraber eleciion:— Taspectorim Districts.—1, Jacobs Leon, Thomas 8 Hall 2 Fowerd A. Dominirk, eac N. Jussao 3, Joha H Ward, 8. A. Clark, 4. Howard E Ooates,8. W, B adford, 5 Mvrviu Dereaas, Thomas Thornton, 6, Joba Eoorhard, Thomas Dring. Oanvassers—-1, ¥. W. Wicks, 2, Nathaniel 2 dus. ted, B. !) Shaffer. 3. John ©. Gilmore, Joha P Prall. 4 F B. Porter, J. E Anterson. 5. Edward P Browa, Georgs T. Hall. 6, Horatio Reed, Lactus Rockwell. THE UNION CONVENTION. ‘Tee Union Convention of republicans aud Americans, for the purpore of forming @ coaliion on city and county offices, re-assembisd at No 18 Fourth aveqne on Satarday evening, spd on molicn proceeded to teke action with reference to selecting a candidatofor register. The names Cr James H Welsh, repabfican, and William S Dav! American, were submitted, and after @ long and exozet- ingly warm discussion, relative to w wess of toe tctive candidates, an informa! vote ken, re- sulting in 29 for Welsh and 37 for Davidaru: resol \- thos requiring sil nominations to rece!ve 68 vot! thirds of the whole delegation, po choice was made Thie reevlt was followed by we mosi tniense ex dtc- | went, each me declaring thet they would not relinquish | their candidete, t | venewence. Penting thie discussion @ motion was mate Abi sipporting them with tha ntaor' to leave the ma'ter to » committee of teu—five of tho Jeadiog mer from essh side--who rhould compromise the matter, report ths rae to the “onveniioc. A tera long congultation, soven of the committe? pre. eepiod w report tn favor of tha nomine jon of lames J. Webh for Regiteter, end J. De'afield Saxtth for strict At torney, both reprdiicans, This resort but sdde: fuel to tho fire already Etudied among the American poriton of the Convention, avd varions motions to #7jvarn sine die, and givo the republicans ths whole ticket, were mado and Uiecuseed, an were the position end qealificsiions of tho several candidates fer the two efices, wtth mach axle. ton spd orident { feeling, caring whicn sundry catrs sxd expreriens wore mado use of by tue Jurarmonious Gélegatos, who avowed that they had come there t. ¢flect 8 uslon, bot 'd be d—d if they would go in for ope onlews thy could Beve their favorites nomi- rated. Tote wranglirg was comtinned until about halt past twelve o’ckok, axa only onded by a motion orevalling to sprint a commitvee of five from cach side to watt on tho resneatty © candidates, for the purpwo of endasvoring to efort on emtoadle arrangement whb them, to re 0"s ine nevitef wetr Jabors back to the Ocnvertiv: om Tavaday even’ ex o'clock ‘The Conrention then adjourned. ‘Tne Seaview House Traged, EONSFLL3’A A LSOED ATIEMPT TO B PRiAON—HIS LBTTRB OP CONTAADICTION AND DENIAL. the Arrives at Malt about the 14th and S0th Alexandria about the 1éib of of same month. A mune aod sm of fol ‘Suez about the 20tk or ist of same and ih or oh of ing menth. t the 26th or of same and day of ar and 11th to 30th ae. Rombay sbout the Bd to ath, the same day, if the res the mail on about the 38h or 13th i ™ port of New Work, October 95, 1857, ARRIVED, Steamship Baltic, Comstock. Liveroaol, Ont 14. ry K Collins’ The 8 Mercury. Prenot. Barre, with mdse and 440 pases gers, to Boyd & Hincken Hept 36 to Vet 2 Cet snip Abner 8+ teon. ton 63 27, exehan; bite mado oulher number~was su ship vi jail coming on, ald not 19, with mite nat, Iak_ 42 08 yo from St John BB, ny . oaeaman Tirscket of Beaten, oied. ee ® Bark Pentneket, McBean, Lisbon, Sept 17, with salt, ae, to rare Oct 2, wih old tron Ane 433 passengers to Post, Yuoaga, del Valle wman. Voaion 9 days with sulpbor, to a, 85 BES. are, ent 04 cage wn, Kio Grande, Aug 30 with Aweds Cides), Drees. Angostura, Sept 24, with hides, ig Caen Dose s Bept 24, wi! (of Tremort) Milliken Bisa’, ere. Oot £, altorsia, Camp wn, Pesant. ‘Bi ig Belodeer (Br), Mar *hatl, fom Rochelle. with taleina, to Brig amacds (Selg), Boatem 19 order, od TR Fo spoke brie 3 ; poke brig Korth, becca for Galveston; same day D866 WOOK waty Andover, Denes wo, oppiled us ai b provisions. lnon Uiste GCook, wh) died }23 las), Port an ot 10, wih kgwooA. 0 Boker & Mollman.’ 33d lost, jon 739 spoke sebr ann Gar.ner, hence for . in Clatrens, had ion! sails jt one Roads torevay. Died 1nh STEM, Cot 9—Arr Atlas Martlett 8: Stephens, NB eLascow, Uct it—Arr Corre Linn Luther, N¥ork 816 10h, Hix eebeim, say, san Fravcisco GREENOCK. Uct B=Fld bieftaly, MeLaveo. Savanauk, Gxsoa, Let 7—arr HP Boody. Badger, NUrleare, Gone! Avg 24—arr Palmer, Desos) als, NOrlea.e (aad ald Sth for Bt Lou's, st which port #18 arr dept 7b) NCATE, OI—Cid Zariod, Rich, NYore: sutenborg, Weeks, Lrieans, Haxnvia Cct10—Ar- Repubiik, Wencke, NYork; Gem of We Gceer, burs oa Vslouy ‘Bl6 from Coxbaves 7th, Su +a, Hopker NYork. LivERPOCT, Uct 10—arr Perris (9), Tuckins, WYor¥: Tho Je . Hit, St Jon WB; Ith seado ver. Thornhtll Bos $n; American upion, Bubbard, NYork; '2:b. 1 emuel Dyer, ‘Wad, d Orleans; sth, J 6 Persons « rowell, Quedes, tla 10h. Bpark tbe au }rummoud co wrieaus (and re pained io ibe river 1d); 1b, Laore @ Louies, Maroxs, sam ‘cisvo. Stb, Neptune Snell. Boston; 8'b, Grane Calcutta; 1th: Weatmoreians, Ueoan,’ Philater bin, Merr-bew, B York; 1th, antsro lo Siooilar, RY rR: Beckwi by ‘NUrieans; 134 Coromsndel Taompeoa, Oalcaua: fimonds, Lesvit, NUrieans; Murtezama, Snlie St Joba, Nas Meridisn, Crowell Koston; 18h Peter Maxwell, q Spare ; Empire, Coombs, # dork; John @ itf!a, Park, ap ist ole In the river 131, Wilen Austin, Garrick for NYork. Bn out %h bariten Wyatt, Bombay; Waghipgion, 60; Star, MeLennan, Charieston; Joan Briga , Oat ith, Persia (@), Juckinn do. Kxselsior, swift, do; pultepee, argie Mobile; St Jamer, Colby, Nrlenus, Loxpow. Cet 13—But’ tn M NYore: ifland Hagen do: 11 Evans, Warner, dogs, Pearce, StJosa, RA” ‘Old 9th, ameriown Congress, mather, N York («nd ald for Beal 13); 100, Keying, Look, Losion; 12, Cetaviag, Pike, Ost 1--aa S arligbt, Ryder, Roaton. Arr See Breez 0, alicanie; = rte Oniiz; Oct 80, Vi veoman, Ivica. = 5 my eed inleven 6 Yorn Hotebk:! ‘age ESL Ay © arr plac! ise, Genoa; 3, Piios Fish, bey A og Me. @ pa - Newoastie, « cté —Cid Hanson Gregory, Sylvester, NYork; Buriogwn, Mesny, Havaang, (and put ‘nt} Deal 40h aad anchored) Pourswovra, Oct 10.—Sld Amason, Hovey (trom London), or UEENSTOWN. Oct 8 —Sld Mimoso, Kemp Liverpoal, Shavinw. LW. Ue! lo. OM, Child of the Regiment,” Glover, from Loncon for Part Philip Pumins Cet 10 — arr Wabash Portsgton, Hamburg, turpERLarD, Oct 9—Sla B Wilder Farls,, Michola % fork. Prnomsmss, Ut 7—8id Muropewn, Tarner, aherdeen, for are. MENrnma, Sept %—Are News Boy, Leckie, Z:nte ; Frater, Dawes Boston Sava Whlecioat Most ‘ios’ Mimors. King do ; Oc: 34, Belen 4 Miller, walt N York, Zanre, Sept 22~Bid Naiad Queen Stapies, Vepbavonia, Barwerarre, Oct 9—The Amerioan bark Warden of Bos ton bas oeen sotally i-at, with seven ut ths cre # out of ele: a, ‘she waster Benjemin Mosber, is smong those saved. sve on thofe, tbls mornlig | w kein a m lo aad «hats of the Sentye Band Sido The vessel was ladon ton byund to Cuba from Aewport, Farmortm, Cot, ~The O J Kevsbew, Pi from Liverpool 10 Montreal bes put in with deck carg> ihr wo orerbard; she has been Drought c.ov up tor repairs of ic ‘The babsiva, Crosh*, arrived bere from Havana, hes Lars wavre, w! » Ling 76 of crew cl All new Morgen, from Belize for Sdandoard waterla coed Rept 12. let Bt ‘he crew were tranaferre ATO APRA Uifvame:) of Liverpool temo. wore for Laadon sou ‘dhe Oceanus. Kpr nger, from Newoes |* for Palermo, put io here yesieresy, ous D. als Com rsa0 46, stanchions buiwarka, spit es ‘The Rpsnish uhtp Juseiy here (h gut oway malnmast, on pomen, Livrrroot, Oct 11—The Borussia («), Trantmean, from Whilst then we charge our errors upon the banks wa of the trato on the subject, wat Make da tdtting sasemee aa eens oye we should have charity to suppose at the be they — tae te ibs Weal . Cranw - Gid the best they could, for it was no more their in- ne meeting then adjourned to Wednesday a‘ter- ‘Wherces, in etacgadnce of « generel cuspsnsion of ran into No 2 pilot cee d away the terest than tost of the merchant to suspend ) Boow, to meebat the sume place, guapins by tbe beaks of oe pricatpal chiee of | During the course of last week the Henan pub ae ea TES etlalion Wertese, 16dage with plaster, | mse _—— and throw their assets in such ruinous confusion. tho Unicn and througbous the country generaliy, wo deo | }i.404 an item calculated to injure me in the eyes of tol Mwhitvey 00. Sruommnss, Oct 6—The American shiy Rurof¥an, Tuner, Every merchant knows tast he who relies upon = Wt ivexpedient end perilously dotrimeatal w tue ine ne " . ahh Brig Mariott. (Br), Barlen>rook, Windsor, 10 days, with | from toa 5) 50 10 Ce eo two ancbore bank discounts most be liable to be least acoumme | SERMON ON THE PANIC. ripis of the trade of she city of St. Locts for us longer | the public and prejudice my case in the minds o! plaster, to DB De a Sicetaan ai ih kage tle: dows, oursg, ie of Soot 9 Be ;reito aderaees: @ated when be wants the money most; for when | SSV+ OMARLNS BE. WAMuIS ON THE DULY OF TES ora => a4 pr Rad hag ye apt en ngaenr those who now have f+ in keeping. OD m Lew. , 8, Lester 7 agent an PS a a the money market is stringent, they Wh? ‘have kept ee ee ee nov By Bg paper, koown ca eericngs alee My counsel hasans wered the item in the paper here, fh, Caton, Cerawalite, 8, via Boston 8 fur, slverpo., whieh wan act ot Be bens)’ ab esaioa Jarge bilonces, and used the * uke the least, are Yesterday morning the Rev. Charis. Harris, paslor of | 7004 to meet our noe 1a specie, a fale rect rool and I trust you will see that the same publicity is ‘Winant Jacksonville, 9 days va feope nbn erates eoupelied to cali for d!scounts, by the law of right | Jobm street Methodist Episcepal church, egiim discoursed om | nots caias; that, whilat we ars obliged to receive from our | tite cas’, ake $0 Gia iad Shame ¥ Mi ‘Gn, 16 ars, wih navel stores, . ¥ the /aoor of banks Keown as curresoy, | Given to his card, as was giv ea berm | to Burges, Cleared & Us in the columns of the Herat. It isa hard thing | “Sc work Allen, Wimirgton, HO, 6 dave, 234 inst, lat a‘ has gone to’ pleogm: three nid be ®-.° served. Tae very necessities of | the financial preesure. Notalihstanding the lacemency of | Cotntry cao a ee id v9 foretgn eS re ite i ee " ; 37.70 lon 76 saw bark Julia Heyn, of be tast, 1, ‘The whole system of long credits is radically |) tason of iho speaker, se one of car mot eloquent | nore, acd suc s stato of things sionid not loner if my lust moments are to be embittered by mere 4 ynerchants with nandreds of thousands | sotjest w1e—The Chistian view of men’s daties in the rola, which would involve pot only the meronants, bat | they can raise about me. Doves my voluntary sur viously oeen sold wo end suffer a BRP. hy this system the bavks become an insu- 4 ts ‘ ia " i 7 i ‘Wright. Giidden, Bay 9 an) y tae ay smoued If 12 Can pomsldiy de evuided—an etiemol « misrepresentations. M, jons, si I have been | 44> 4 tases, yrann ah, 9 dart of surplus torely on banks; for you wil! trust | Suarcisl criste’’ His text was taken from the 20ih verse | ihe mechsnics and laboring clasce of our citizms—ihere | render of myself at the Highlands, when I had the Rambury ard the Clyce for New Yora, bas arrived here wih maonine, TO THE BOR OF THE HERAID, Princes l0.a—The Gress Western arrived, here from New ‘ork, ran Freenorp, N. J., Oct. 23, 1957. Wexronn, Oct 10- The Ameriean abip J 1. Wi St Tacumanane Inst widtert Hevera! tem bor of, all of bisa Chants create the necessities of the backs. | te weather, tho congregation was largo, the deserved fag it nto cessity, and this day tells you there is no | F present time io cmforce ayec:o paymecté woold ead in | jn prison and prior to that time, belie all statements goto wn, #10 days. *: 7 carpenters and women, very fowiish! ames (6! Bostou), Basterbroos, Bucksport, NO, 8 | board ov her, and peariy ceriahad oeing canght dy the gale toa broben reed, that im the day of necessity will | of tye j0s chapter of Luke: “Who ie my neighbor?” The | fore, fastest boat at my command—docs my refnsal to | 4s | of Wednescay morving, =hen th+ sen made clean bresnhes ble, i Resotved, conmmerce of St. Louis : hy Gen Armatron) al dein, over her sweeptas Tt was with mueh difficalty the Fun yoo Uurough. | Banks are valuable, indispensably | cegysion of the delivery ef Unexe words was thetemplation | acoacetre a eaneceh tus usr real dnb ac acgamorat | leave this place, when offered my liberty by one who | Seer JN rrask tn; Kowsseed, Virgiaia, Says | Boop e were gun 08 above on, Wednwaday Crexing, in a hale valuable auxtuaries to brie ey ie i 4 ae ‘it | Of Jeans by ® yourg lawyer, who gave the youth to ander- | resumplion of specie payment takes piace by the Dake of | took French leave, look like an idea of escaping? A Law, we vepiele Saeve | = paeaes ies, et (a ban, 3 a weldental reliauce, and they Wi) disasters Gethe | Sand thst bis aclghoor dd noi live in the upper story of | the privcinel cities ef tne tnd teat ourrenoy be de. | Leame here wilingly. Isball remain uotii tam | Sere gn Fatlne Sa'hs ta tine our abe’s lineny to go to pleeee the went gale who thas use them, but the fearful are y Ael he sen circ) 6.004 OCR 2, bat the | 2204, for the present, to mesa bank notes o all backs tee | taken from it by death or law. I am resigned to my Fohr A Weeka Weeks. Poiinceinbia Home Porw, past arise from @ wrong appreciation of the use a a oa iavue of wbioh te a by Sisto bons; ale notes of the | untimely and unmerited doom. Iam not afraid to | Rebr Zerv ALEXANDRIA, Get 2-414 sobre lara, Crowell, and Joe of banks and a blind ase of the system of credits. | world was bis pelghvorhocd. fae B.dle tncalewed | States of Missour! (br! notes), Kentucky, om Virg! | die. it will be a welcome relief tome. They have hr Tare: Redecs have been made to short ton 254, Norinik Pavwet, Becell, » ark, ico Bi doburon Jones. Nvork. pe sary & Macha, Reed Various attermp en credits | tne purest system cf morality, ond ie moral requisitions | DA, Louiviana, and of she cities cf Pailideipale, in this county, but the result has bee only partial . " Balimore, and of sii the New Bagiand sta‘ss, aeara | ¢ t 7 were comprotended tn two princtpler—Love to (od, and | to my life. end vemporery, I:sheal Leche an Fema a Tove to men, Thay diverged sets acasbriee remiioabens noinaA ee | Jy health and spirits remain the same. |My poor fear Zowrh Farwell, Conviction, and a deverminal H peo a : thew 0 heart is broken, bat my epirit is and shall pe firm. phn he mony than otbels who sell on loager time; and expenses | and fornished » moral code for the ‘whole ia elligent BP @ pdall reco! 1 | T commen bot ayselt vo Tetieve that ok ll Gow PB <rcelaries, Brow and otner things being equal, the greater success ID | ereaton, and laid Wve foundation of tho highest attain: | Perera any one ae being under provort who chatoiliet | me to die for the crime of one—the unfortuna’ a reries of years will follow short credits. Combir | ments tm virtue and religion. Were they universaly | pay bie obligations when duo, 10 tho same kind of faada, | ror of another. nations and agreements om euch subjects are | obvyed, the !nevcee oo of the golden age would be revived, | uniew due to our Sialo barks. Again thanking you for your kindness, and trust- undesirable and are often evaded, although mu- | and teeearth biovsom witi undying verdare of peace aad | ‘Resolved, Thal mécbauts whose arreugomenia nro mi | ing the amende honorable will be a*tended to in your wabares | tak m me my good name—they are welcome Kebr Otroni xelie, Palternen, Vannoman, George: anbell; Oheriotte Willems, Aalien, ° Gover oF, Ubtem, Ner‘oik) ale Seremin, ity Hos haute Byer ‘Lo ‘toa! tt 4 dings may be desirable. If | gro! will If the love @ God ed anp ems ‘pn the heart, ade be invited to deposit wita the Site | Wr J ry See mauaret: eae te reduced onethird the | Melairy would be eoknown: neliher Juggernact ia Indie, 4~ “+! >, tes thew enag > | usual piquant style. fer Rg ‘arse: wi B Omg ition of ocr merchants and ot Ube bauke would | Ser covetvcapess in Eaglane, neither Manomet in Turkey, $a Cha convection aMiahek to’ ty Doc. | al ee acres amerh sting oom teprbelt bet | tabs Deets tee ee Siew Micae Neaiane eas more pleaeant and profitable than we have for | Segoe in amerien, There would be no unholy et ane Sarenine Seo ag ° Don | erlog tetpassape 924 feet lat 39°, lon 709), parsed’ | Bae, Halle. avila, Kelly, ase theritude. dona, N tore. | nelly, as having been made oy his couusel, Mr. years seen them. iibutiog to 8 Ged a thensand f'le and | stances. be large cam buoy, The scripture doctrine is—“ Pay thy debts, owe | Siohape, tbe reas of usman reoklemnecee acd’ care | '"Rettived, Tht tbe marehands sign thee retsici‘one, wat MePéan— Permit mo t0 correct ou error whieh mete BRLOW. m9 man apything;” but our long credit system too | ‘gganets; no murmurings and ropinings wader | inet the newspapers Gi Our city bo requesied 19 pudticd | jteappearemce tn tho papers o thie Village Inti wesk, hip Pav ick Henry, Gifford, from London. often practically resulta—" Owing thy debts, and pay | the aliotizeots of Divine them. rowesting iar. Deasetl Fisting that & club oad vees ‘Wind Guring the day NE, with rain no mon avything.” It has ben said that the press | ligence loved bis neig Mr. D. A January, being called w20n rarved that tho | focng im his bod, ana n inrge amount of money a>out kis is at fault in alarming the pablic mind and destroy- | rivalries and antipathies between nsiions, sad therefore 59 | resolutions be ind upon ibe tabie, and isivotcood the fot | person, The cinh proves, we | learned from mr, Johw Filscelianeous and Disasters. ig confidence. We have reason to tuauk Heaven Se eee 4 tm com mer sal | lowing: — | Young, ene of the constables of tee connty, to bays been | For loss of bark Warden, of Boston see exiracta per Malite. | r Beast, low bark tier: ‘rom Rio Janeiro. Uid barks 3 ran, ange, Moslevieo abd Jhasare azres; Byloh (? Rawlings, Indies; ache Maria Jae, © ‘Bowien *id Dark dwight, Nieserso: if e 4 that the voice of publi | Tsmeciioms; bo murders, oraron, aod the whole | — Kexcived, That this Csambor respeotfaty but earnestly | q niece cf wood ove third the iongth of a oord wom stiok, Socee teaet heed ier ee dictator's muzzie. ‘The | OMERIAT of gall: would be unknown. If mem loved thetr | beg the l-puiature of tals Sate, Sow tu xoxsioa, to mo | We pelng avert 18 cr 14 tarhow Neg an oo Darn in ao Bonfeen ‘mae | BORRDOME a8 themselves, ino sposker remarked thet we | the irese of Sate bonds, exoect arch as previous logiia- | giove tn ibe priaod, and which Mr Donnell, hea used ts ne voice of the press has been various—sometimes | Sola aimost depense with the serrios: of his Honor the | Sion washes moperative to De iacued. glove in the pruse, end ohich Me | Duat na ened 9 admonitory, advisory and exhorting to economy in | Wayor: end onr cliy, instead of being Woo ofien the grave | ‘tcaciced, Thet this Chambor earnostly bog the Logista- | “rive Baila tuto Whe wall of Bie out to ane lle clotoes importe—and at other times has been charged with | of virue, intelligence and meniigets, woald eecvme the | gaze 1) pers such revenue laws as will give te mon por ponte tt ind Tour eff the floor near hie ued subserviency and speculative designs. There denository of loveliness ant she wirror of moral besaty, | fee; and absolnte aesurance to whe world tha: overy OBIl- | gn4 not fonnd In the bea face elena tourteems tr Don’. have been thove who had selfish enda to acco.nplish; | reflecting ite virtue to the extromest pari of our vait | geticn of ine rtate of Missouri will be m0} to ihe day. nelly $228 70. He owed a litt e over $100 of thie for bourd Dut as a whole they have spoken loudly of the ex- Sarthe saviangse ehue reas aoarey Ws iptien | anaany woman (gf hie Cracabor ‘bo ta. nor sre ta at ear me wagances in dress, in living, in superstractures. F - . stroe: copies curred dering bis trial, ans rf inecte! mo Sinuit apd afterwaree tae into Norfoln, will bo im all tuat evervates and “reakens the financial * the principle of calversal brotherhoot re | Gevernor, Prealdent of tho Benate, and Speator of the | Fo)" K. ‘or tei money, saving & litile over $100 lo roel | fr ouneained- ‘be cop. em: vised. di tbe Mt condition of the eountry. Lang since the press p-v- | Sogheel, and, Ree nae ee SF ceerteas exprattecs | net ct Bupwene ae thor expenses which are acorning from iime so time. Mr. | pa fare Bmwy Cust, Somes, from Glousester 16h toat Claimed from its own editors and from letters of die | foward fo ors cried the motion amt revolaiiont of | rinelly ald pot make May coodealmeat of this moner. | pns into /ovinoetows Zlst a 224 inst, with loss of foretopmast " } ners. They show 0 line of demarcation nvery, saying the passage of revolutions wae | Yr Van Daron, tha jell eoper, sed otbo-s, know of his | kod matntopratvaatmart. tunguisbed civilians that the last alteration of the | rnut tims, whoa they exhibited stromg frien isRip. | the only propor thing to be dose in the premises, for they | having it The luen thrown cut by these publications shat Bena Oceaw RARcen, from Virptoin, of and for Damarie tariff would produce resuts such as we now wit- | There my es rock an amonn: of false frieecwiiiy Sod | sircck Bt the roo of the evil complamet of. He ey | ur foonelly iotended to employ m Dand ef hired ruleng | co's, «ih timber, betore reported in Bese. reecailty ed ae at thes lime. In these Mimes, | gad the tanks were melptaining epocie pymente, and | to jiperate him (rom jail le prrfecty Idle, and bie whole | Glovcceie: 3d last by shy Telegraph. she was diamasied in It is not the press alone, nor the hanks alone, nor | the question of ihe text,“ Who is my neignbo"’ came pos, for the credit o” the olty, woald cootinoe 56 | condact sinoe bie Oop tri°ment disorover any such support | *##e fark ana from Alexandria. " Ta Hamotoa Rode, barke Riles, vO Wig; Morn ng Stard, aad noke 4 conat of ireland | “SSW ORLRANE, Oct 14—Below. bark Chirm Blooper, £36). | from Mockiand 0:4 &r drig Creoln, Rodinton. soils, don. Warr seams hips Upei uasa, Bila. and sesico ‘Lawless, ‘3 eprom 7 fe Craabar to e-| Face hi ecuteemety ad fon nome ote yuna | fa Sto dace, dorm timate NG tte | tliat aa gates jak provavly vd Paine, i pare Mystery, or, Boni: 5 Wt Bowyer Leigtion, do: N Mie by ert eparro ©, Bree Santiago and Po'nt | HaVAR, Co: 73 AF D, Sh*@ieid, Turks is a ychra fenbel, ‘Phlindelpbi a: nickey, do; 7 N ork. <paLents, Oct ® %—Arr steamer Delaware, ‘Be ark Baile, York; ab ranaa, Row Adverponl ; bi Bowiou, bw Bea umping. 4 aadint eo syle cr Jone, that occasions this meet- | Beme to the Christian cherch and demanded tie anewer | to do, Mr. Alexsnder followed, and insisted thas the rier. ly imended by hia enemies to indecs the | t0or Paocy, owned by Mr Robertson, was sonidentaily opalng, Pars the quem of ee that coonsions this meet | The merchant's reighbor wae his Bootkeopers slerke aud | stants mosi agree io recaire aud pay oc, cx*rancy at par, | hid Only, [ester rigor in his cootogment, and to | t2nk in (be Aunnie took basin Brcoalyn, oh Saturday even 2 Serneash, warde Ririsol, RI; ing * but te the ma the : ee ‘ai = on rtera Ir be ttoy from them the arennes of Breet, |}, order to slart tho whoelt of commerce. ITs raid, Int | jouo from bim many Of those privilrgoe and comforta | ™S ‘hoe bad a carg) of 206 bbia crade turpentine, crbt, Niork Balow, bere Ben) Hale on all these subjects, and the use of ordinary cum- | beens cf extetenan them The Christian sovense> | the banks go on and maintain pects payment If hey | nich, inrough the kindnews of the aber and Mr Vaa | , Th following ie copy of ieuar from Oapt Bart, of brig | lett trem Charlemion vid seamen ‘Taker, Boston; men sense. Credit and business, as taught us ny (56 | orig neighbor wae tbe poor, who bad a great many hangry | could, but woet the morchants " be bes “2 | marine, om leaving this city, to tke proprietors of the Astor | gchr Chiltopher Loomer Snow, malaga; adelo Feirin, Oar Wad wasn ctroul sting Jaw of nature, is simple and beautiful; oat as taught | stomecks to il and itttle money to da it with They asked | rmcdiom with whicn the cropa could bo moved aad yale ] — by the avaricionsness of man, is complicated and | them not to raise the prise of their provision, but to | revived. The que tion on Mr. Oran efli’a sanetitute wes its, Crater MoxDary. are Breed, aloni New Your, Oot 3), 1867. Hones = bt, NBeatord; Banna Wili “yon LAS D, Oot 3 D, “AYE OF Sastaua: me to erpress my warmest tasks for your b hoe S, Oct 2 Fit patra J: Rldrtay Const of inable. It is not throngh reso!tions and long- | bring them down The mechauie’s neighbor wae he who | Joule called for, a oafusion, was pt aliats vome ana mine, Curing in this ety, and tet | anine: Saw Themen, Loss Cuarioaten, shi Pougessens awn theories and argumeats that we are to be | worked by his worcie and enrned his bread by theewos | pot ard carried Kaneee, and yames Blood, Mayor of | me add that yoor epomaaeous effer to me to acoept the hosp! | Crowell Favacnah hip ity, by a spirit of forbearance and | Wik the wackir ge and spirit 0 ret Soreall expenses | ty, The mectirg then a*)r4r 004. penilemen reproromt everything ts quiet la thejTerriiory. | "ty complimentary to you thas waa jmy act—forlao maa | Dean hellimore, , and through hard work and hardware we will Wo ehould seorifics oer THE CURRENCY IN BT. LODTS. Fon Theogore Frolingbuyeen, of New Jersey, was istely | con'd do leus thaw I did under the sams Grormciance. | Vee7 WaRBRAM, Cot ls eat the good tigw | pot be long coming ‘The Ameriean 0! [Prem -be 4. Lule Repabdlicae, Ot. 31) married to Mise fiarriet A. Purnpelly, of Owego, NY. Waly, your friend, a wage JA ore acgier, Bene Yorn; Wonitor, tober' . Peace Many offered a resolution that @ | gheuid oominue to support thelr missioners im forsien | J Mr now be regarded wee fxea fam iast ibe notes of | ton @, Porter, Mo, avd Col. Mipiog, U. &. A, are in | GLAUMCUED As Pati, Me, ite ioe fom en ee ig tamu Tork 4.2 comm ttee of five gentlemen be appointed to pre- cho reverend getteman conciated by giving the Wee: wtil bave ade | waningtcs, UUTH, Co: barr note Ld i 4 bo tho mesiom for | we. purebeee of goods 824 | prom tverpoct in the riesmabip Dal IW Alex: ntl fretgbling Dusit ees. Shela ts De commas yOd Dy C8) | TT rings aad phe will sat! for Pavananh fo wboat 1¢ | — | = | ee tage Tartans Oye | Sov Watsinge Mavpiewa, ew Asiremn AuriosJ'@ | éiye = ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, i B aptarson 4 == aot Mh earch = come adtice to ihoanffertog pocr and tho {adoring oleeses, wed recited the mb) ined verses wih cunaitera! © o follow . | effect:— read the following let All's for the best—be sanguine and sheer‘ul— pare rene esive of the sentiments of the ‘torro a f our thoaven 10 Fe: | Andere nd RT Prand, Ls A Bootinen, ramet y, from ihe yard of Robert Patievsyo, a aohr t Lng Espn Lp dd wo chere bea ady ar 4 threo *, calla ihe & P dunt by & W Paterson, and eee credit system pursued by the Not folly gee felibless wd fearral— Pair ahs coat uae Wider ‘and aevennt; Biience J Boban Claus. | ombed by Ubase & Paiereon, and oers NR |. trade. renee on, 19" for ever a happy acd wise. medium, #rd it ougdt . tea te wey ree x F part J Mi Gosser ¥ Copelead ia aad ger Notices to Mariners. APSFORD’S BILATe RIP Palade FIV TERE ASL sme etme y : nw cin, Somverne. * m7, 3 4 n ameri Geet: exes — Te dave bad for some tme under oven ter- All's for the be If @ man would but know tt diy 10 wil tho markets of tho cliy Whoa thie fe Core | ee ieee eee abert, TD Rion MU, F Flan Conga Sd ry } Se ee een eee, ete a leepens Ue drones, 16D fon the prevriety of rraccing m8 to a credit of Providence wishes to be Bless. there will bo & grost silovintion of the tu gon hice Fingaiee & @arcis a Gray @ 4 Gliddoa @ A Olt Sesven 90 enn Henase- Ferd he ee rere nile abies and two seored mon he The wiveniages uf fash & eveiem ers eu maai This ts Be dresm of the peadit or port Arovghe nt tbe city, wed aitaongh S & Vaoumeri, Miss TK droves, a | TOT Rvsron oF tee HEELLD i, waleea conven'in | hem thine fur sale’ wren but m abort ume, birs wil go Lywards feat thst Wo buppose all will bs rondy to fall Henver 'e greciocs, and ell's for the bert. Peiieo to | ve more evonow cally, F | vera crus wan taken down, nnd an the pald tower was one of | purchase. ise, Wiih 'Be view of drawing ont ihe meni AL's for the best—be & man but confiding, Means of gciting something > ons and b+ the inna marks need hy navigators in entering |) Me sioan poverntaomt bas directed thas publinny abail be given 6 08 tbe rubject, He Layo sddrese? le'vore ry Se ia ordur Wet errors whoa to ed re Provideude epderly ge verne the rest; aviy. MOORE, BILLIARD Fare ND Cneecternble i a of ite ‘patraimd Feb. Iv 1M84.—The enquestionsbio three New York. Boston sod Baila Ave ihe fra) Vark of bis croaiure ls guiding, The whole town now reeme to be willing to recetrs tho ip Minn So ee I Cadnoed nascripaiota parves ing to Deve your views, we remain, As | Wisely avd warily, ll for the best J currency, and It mont replaly Aoprestae, aud bosinees eatimood, KY Lucey. A Be aceite, M Mable. my ine + thie com anation ‘n a ny of toe nove hes initugs t_ousorunmions parvies 10 a 1 5 7 erward. month af n fat wer a ‘e - on oblige, you o ° ” thereby andes) To which Mr. Wermons made the following reply Alvs fur Wo Dent—tnen fing away torrora, te cr joan eae oC en anene | * \y Worriaoe, aay imiant any nes ta Mees, O Mul. | errany, ™ Sone 1B" WDURAM, Conaat for Menon, Le eae, rant ae liege! nos of may Weae " Meat ail your fears and ) oar foes tu tho van wa bope, st setisvactory prise, aad sn. Reving pee Quer and lady, mre Hpomen, ar. one sole prodace | pecker, © Perking Itdy and servart J A Peannt and lad} And 10 he mom oF pear Campers or errors Porter ME | Sbip Fiying Send. Baxter from I ee ie paianiae of the comotnation tor i'liart onakionn roarke. erpool Sept 6 for Bom | cushion, and hoide Ue only two pe find the meane of syain engaging in thot | (| Ww Preston, O Price ned iaty. W Probert, fey tae Creat he ® child, while you strive like @ mea | yint Goad, Baanet feabion, nad hoids Use Cay io ekersareely maretesturea fee reguiar operations. In two or three weeks an acive trade Physic. indy two children ard servant: Mr | bay lept 23 Int « tt A rmmencs in boge, and then handrede of thousands of | 9 serrata: J A Hay 8M jeBivo Po emne eld, , from Liverpool for NOrieans, Kept 9 | hm MOS Ann Aireet, in thie ity, ‘ | & Seowe ote Se means eam ats a TE teie J T tepecot Indy -ivemen,” trom MY¥ork for Bremen, Oot 10, ist 929, oun the foe the best, oe oe, ehild wid meyvnnt; isn Teel JB Tier. J Pacvermne and w. ‘ be ouncert ed ipo reaches ot ~3 Hope and be bappy, for all's for the of it? Jaty, H suchermao J Van Wert and sry, Mr Waketeld aod | Panat, Holme . Bmith, Rene for Rio Janeiro, Bept = t cor largo cities, in aorrectiug (this mater, aarti Ward and nar. Oeebe tw Waeger ba: nad | ie oe pet our banks may return at an very | sachin Bee cy cues iil —_ Court three dacghters; EZ Wrirbt, W Wilkens and lady, A Winter- irlg 1H Birout, from Darton for New York Oct 14, iat $2 20, one : wens, | PANIC KNOCKING DOWN THE NIGGFt St reves Courr—Oireuls — 4, 1010, 266, | bem, dion Wor -t "0, ton is 20. nw Po TO $00 WORTH OF GENTFEXEN'S LOFT OFT , . > 247 wo 208, Part 2—Ac os te: Firm Bermudas, ip Joba F ‘orelgn rts, wearing & parel wanted, for ehtsh the fall price wild After reading the foregoing letters Mr. Wetmore | POPfror idan? OF 1H€ KOR CEBBN DISUNION CONVEN: | 247 wo 2 a a ye tient W a roalann, | Awcosrena, Sept M—In port schr Sullivan, Dougherty, for | be pat ein hergiing or wAsking (0 lap-*e Plvmer call eaid that in a bosioess of f years he never old a ( me 8 TION tHDBPT o’cloak. url we ‘ ® Mee Db White, nYcrm ont 49min com. bots Somsbenth, Bape, 00 reese show. D. Conroy, 46 Contre riveat, laue aia pony 7 Mee rom the National Ac Duermet Covet.<Nos, 21, 20, 25, 9, 37. m@ Liverpool iaehin Luer Thompeon—Mre b ryt », OR, Cet T<Te p a Pen . single bul of ‘ ss, and iia tating whe Pm 14 5 ee Coemnentneey n@ tofne and tefran: A Wenster 5 Bwnpein, Prom _ | RYORZC78. Bie 34, Dak Warren Piaber, Vallagnar Low es tt ,f arty of the emallor | rn gopery Hos . vom Fort en Prine, in brig i Haney con. 1 IN TEST I D DAM CL RCLN@, bo a coke steepidy have avld ghey Ned Seprnton CorPr— Noe 299, 258, 844, BAB, BOM, 247, Fy ¢ barleato the Meamaeio Tames 2tger- Mev 8 | S'senoe Grace WF Om s—Are sone tosiinn Mandal, Peter: | BA (VV) "auriemen wicbing to contort mloiniog 9} ae Sees O02, 208, 21a, @ 807, BOT, OAD, 635, 638, G20. 648, 660, 8. Hh Vos Gisha, end 15 in strerage . . i ‘Old 1300. brig Qoeen Bmher, Merriam co ether persona! property (nin cash, aan obtain fifty nt sari scape eisai 4 178, 41d, 206, 417, 438, 400, a islsads, In brig Pyrtot~Denl Harriott, Mee TIM PR aT (ry el) menmebip Magers, | Sore bresinnd on or bending helt pddrom wd awa MOBO: COL, EHH, O86, 667, CFO, on Yor tiverpan. and ed 994 LAM. Bae OM Pear! orem f; 401) 402, 008! 610, 1807, bet hen doen, " Welteman ne, Gurkett for Boo ¥ the o nm that as this Northen Dirgaion Ooo n fan Jaan, in brig Osean Bir +. & one vept 0)--Tu port Br brig Oyrene. ene tade ut 1 Jeveland on Werwoste: Cotas oF Common Pumat —Now role sAnyted O° Joveph Leott, J Asdrews, J Parreli, ond & Hatmpla and ser: | top renoy ‘ ® as tegat f hia elty bave come Felactaatiy to the ‘cone 1687 -—Appesia from the Marine acd District Coor veut. = Ms te Get 1a cbr Mobawk, Staples, Guanioa, to A; BOA only 90 eg ates toes herestie watil the farther order of uhle Ore: For Parmote, 10 brig eee Tee ee see 3 Teno onion, | Pour su Puince Cet 19—Te port bark Conteite, Hutehing, | (JOAL FON FAMTLT ed pum ef ante wh ae an wise We Be Rerempreunety i. Up toe | beard orally at ihe general terme appointed for the ete | acres bes Cand! F Amid, J Ta bot, | for S¥or ‘sige Jona Poynton, Rye. for dodo; Pian, | LU parest qoniity. tt 7 Pecent period the proeyect of & largo and tx Gaeatiel | mission ihercof. The parties will be confined en the argo Goodewons ®t Bosion aan day—the’ oapteia and mata sok; | cents per ton lea Li Whiiureore. | | | } mie sifom to poripyne Phe said Uourention to a Ume here | | i BY Was ne ary t) allow in reayeuse to ihe cal! so nemaroasly sigael | ment toa brief statement of tho facts aut pointe !nvolved, Yor Rermedh (t brig #M Mayhew--Mien J Smith Mice R | Miitun, Poter, heneo diew: African, Rotler. from Jaceton | ine ariiele) an Hr oaM mee comple in) the opluinna Of The | wax meek bopotl; Git sie cow maniteat teal if bela et | aad aviberiitos relied OD, uolem te Ceert emall ottor “ied | gmih. yi ruin Tiigmioours, Wer M Friih, Mrs rib, | vile, do, eeura Crate, Hii, for Howon, went dey; Comiral | Bue canncl Beka te ‘ wonected with this suvig $i), t mest noceesarily be & merciy loon) body, win few | direct BENJ. B. JARVIS, Clerk. ‘Ward Mire Ward, ad others. taerics, boars, for do, dg, Angier, ie)