The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1857, Page 5

The Theatres Last Night. ‘BPPRCT OF THE PANIC ON PUBLIC AMUBEMENTS—STA- ‘TOTIOS OF ALL THA THRATRRS. ‘We give this morning, ag a sort of barometer of the Limes, « report from each of the eleven theatres that were Open last night in this city. Two of these theatres, (the Academy of Music and Barnum's Mugeum,) opened for the winter peason. ‘ihe #tatistics of the number of wudi- Worse ani the money receipts at each theatre, are given from the best data we could obtain, We believe they are safiiciently correct for all practical purposes, It should be borne in mind, however, that as these reports &re made on the evening preceding the general election, there should be at least twenty-tive per oent added to the receipts, @ large number ‘ef the attendants at the theatres being engaged in saving the country. It will be seen, however, by the figures given below, that nearly 16,000 persons spent almost 96,000 at the city theatres last night. ACADEMY OF MUSIC—OYRNING OF THH WINTER SBA- SON OF THE ITALIAN OPERA. ‘The Opera season was commenced last night under very cheering auspices. The house did not appear so full as on many previous occasions when leas money was taken, Mr, Ullinnn having cut off a great army of camp followers who have always had freo tickets, and applauded in the wrong ces, besides being general nuisances. The au- dience Included about Nfteen hundred persons, and the receipts were near to twelve hundred dollars. The open- Opera was the “Semiramide”’ of Rossini, the rales dis- tributed &s follows: — Semirainide, ‘Angri. Pers Sig. Gassier. -dig. Labocetta. Oroe Fortini. Mw. de Lagrange’s Semiramido is quite good, aut she was in excellent voice. The triumphs of the’ evening were wou, however, by a’Angri, who made her debat Apere in opera. She sang very finely throughout, ant made © gg in her Opening air gnd the duett with Assur. r acting also was admirable. Gassier’s fhe Voice and excelient method were displayed to the best advantage in Assur. ? ‘The orchestra and chorus were excellent, and the ensemble of the stage was striking. On Wednesday the new tenor, Bignardi and Mile. Frezzolini sing, and on Thars- day, the principal artists assist at Thalberg’s and Vieux- temp’s concert at Niblo'¥ saloon. THR BROADWAY THEATRE. The Ronzani ballet troupe are closing their engage- ment at the Broadway. This is their last week in the city, as they commence an engagement next Monday in Bos- ten. Were it not for the monetary crisis the Ronzant troupe would have made a very profitable, as they have made & most brilliant season, The bullet of ‘Faust’ was produced by them in faultiess style, and was succeeded, after a successtul run, by the builet ot the “Golden Horse,” and now they announce another, “The Heroine of Cale Dria,’’ as being inactive preparation, They have received, as they certamly deserved, « large share of popular patron- age, for tosome of the best dancers We have ever bad here they have added decidedly the best ballet corps. By their entertainments the Broauway bas resumed tts popularity , and has again become one of the most fashionable places of public amusement in the city. Gf those who patronize the ballet a large proportion are Italians, French and Spanish. ‘Lhe attendance last night was quite large, al though the house was not so full as it ought to lave been, considering the attractions presented. ‘There were probably some two thousand persons in the house, most ‘of them belonging to the gay and fashionable circies of society, Among whom the departure of the Ronzani troupe will bo estcemed @ public loss. BURTON'S THEATRE. : ‘There was a capital house here last night for the first night here of “Janet Pride,” Mr. Bourcicault’s very effec- tive Ove act drama, which was produced in the Chambers street theatre two years ago. The lower part of the house was packed, and we should estimate that there were seventeen Lundred persons in the theatre, paying $800, Bliss Cushman’s acting in Janct was aa vigorous and effective as ever, und we can repeat our former com: mendations of Mr. Burton’s Richard Pride. The same play is announced for this evening. LAURA KERNE’S. ‘The financial pressure, or the near approuch of the election, or both combined, somewhat thinned this usually well Milled beautiful little theatre. The attendance last night was a diminished one, but the performance was as Drilliant as ever. ‘be new farce, My Son Mana,” Com ‘Taylor's comedy of the * Victims,’’ and the pretty come- dietia, “ Living ‘Yoo Fast,” was the Dill. ‘The statistics relative to the umber of the audiences and the receipls, Will be found below, WALLACK’S THEATRE. Three popular pieces were given at this houre last night to @ very fair audience, Bourcicault’s adaptation of Seribe's piece, “The Tavisible Hush "has made a sensation, and will draw tor some time r NIBLO'S GARDEN, “ Roreas"”” was given again last night at Niblo’s in ex- cellent style. Mis a popular favorite, as is evident from the thet that the state of the moucy market dor feem to her last nigh, was filled a+ Well as Was compatible with comiort. BOWERY THEATRE. Whatever effect the “erisis” may have on other places of amusement, the Bowery is doing a swimaming business. Last night over 2,600 persons were comfortably seated in this popular theatre, and from the continuous plaudits we inay justly sume the performance of *Virgimius” and “Jack shcppard” was ail that it ehould be. ‘This un precedented success may in a great measure be attri ited to Mr. idly, who, as manager and actor, is Winning ail classes, Mins Sallie St. Clair, “' possesses much maseti¢ racters she represented. She has goo © points,’ up capitally, and has a fascinating manneriem which never Mats to go down with the audionce, ‘To-night there is a great bill, and the usual overflowing house will be the resuit BARNUM'S MUSEUM. A dramatic season was commenced at the Musean: ut evening, With a bran new set of actors, in the play of the and did atnple justice t Gyother's Prayer, or the Rose of Penrith.” The play is founded on the opera of © Linda di Chatounix.”” red to be quite suceesetul. It ap ‘The theatre Was not so ated it would be, or as erhaiament would suggest. table audience of between #ix and seven hundre The whole namber of ad mrissions to the Museu ut the day and evening, ‘was about 1400, Tho patrons of this place of amuse: ment belong chiefly to the industrial classes of the con munity. probably the merits of Bull there was quti CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS. Fihiopian minstrel entertainments seem to have lost none of their attraction for the public. The negro melo dies fall as pleasantly on the ear as they did when they were novelties, years ago, and the drotieries and whimsi- calities of “Bones” still find appreciative and laughing 4 the stringency the fortunes of Ethiopian minstrels, pay ther quarters for two or three ent, whieh they never fail to have when they go to the minstrels. ‘The new and handsome theatre which George Christy aud Woou's company now occupy, ‘on Browdway , has been well patronized since its opening, Jt is said to bold 2,600 persons, and as it was more than three-fourths full last evening, there must have been some 2,000 persous present. Unlike the audiences at the Acade- my of Masic, or Niblo's, or the Broadway, thoee at the minstrels are usually made, up for the most part, from the artican class of the community. It is gratitying to know, therefore, that the monetary difficulties have not yet de prived the patrons of Kthiopian minstrelsy of that source Of enjoy ment. DRYANT'S MINSTRELS. Although we have seen the representations of these popular minstrels better attended than they were last evening, yet there was no indication, in the number of the andience, of their suffering from the pressure in the money market. The hall will bold from ten to eleven hundred persons, and, like & Broadway omnibus, tis ometines made to take in more than it Was ever mtigaded to accommodate; but, as a general thing, the average number during a good season is nine hundred. Last night there Were about seven hundred and fifty, a very slight {ailing off, it must be admitted, considering the hard times and the rigid economy that it was sy Ahad been established in the domestic circles of New York. So far a* the minstrels and so far also ae the audience were concerned, no one Who saw either would ever ima ine that our city wae now passing through a terrible ial crisis. “i PRENDERGAST 8 MINSTRELS. ‘The ‘chaste, light and laughable performances,” which the public informed are presented nightly at the Olym pic, by Prendergast’s Minstrel, attracted @ tolerably Jarge audience last evening, and the receipts, as may be secu from the table, amounted to a rey, fairsum. The performers were as good as ever, and quite a number Penew things with which to amuse their patrons. If others have suiferes, of are laboring ander the the bard times, they have certainly no reason to complain, hor will they, so long as their performances are so well attiended as they Wete last evening. The theatre, the Oyers and other places may exhibit a falling off in the diminution of Hieir receipts, but negro minstrelay appears to powsess a charm that will carry it through the ‘hard times aucceast Prenderyast’s company were in their element last evening, and they will no doubt continae #0 as long @ they are so well supported and haye so many 6 laugh at them NEW YORK STADT THEATRE, ‘The audience at this theatre Inst evening numbered About eight hundred, and the receipts amounted to about trod dollars, This was considered as below the Srevepe, as the plore had been played over @ week and had become somewhat familiar to the patrons of tho thoatre. THR VOLKS THEATRE ‘Thia establichment is situated in Fourth strost, near Avenue A. Tho admission fe is only Me! vom week ico {s diminished, by the pro- pedtakon wresch vinor ws ueket entitling the bearer to “ein gine lager.” ‘The attendance last night was about three hundred, and the receipts about thirty dollar. DR. RANR'S AnETIC VOYAGES. ‘This deservedly popular exhibition at the Empire [lall,, Broadway, drew a fall honse last evening. Charles t. Gaylor, Faq., the orator of the evening, briefly sketchod the bistory of all the Arctic expeditions antecedent to thatof Dr Kane, and then discussed that at length, de- NE veloping all the thrillings incident and occurronces of that Murray & memorable expedition. Thirty-four representations of the of the moat remarkable Polar scenes and perilous situa: tone of the enremracts ee 8 ividly pte and dow. wass by Mr. . ‘Mr. Henry Brooks, first ofticer of the expedition, and William Morton, Dr. Kane's Secretary, and the “discoverer of the open Polar Sea,” were present and presented themselves to the au- dience, dressed as Ksquimaux, in Dr. hano’s fare. “Etab’” the only surviving Fquimaux dog, out of more than two hundred used by Dr, Kane and his companions, was oxhi- bited Six hundred and sixty-seven persons were prevent, ‘and tho receipts amounted to 8175. ‘Theaverae attendance last Week, nobWithstauding the continuous rai slorm, Was four hundrend persons, STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND NUMBER OF VISITERS ai heatres, Academy of Music Burton's, sSESSERSE3EE 4 e TO THE EDITOR OF TUR WERALD. A constant reader of the HBRALD has seen the message of Mayor Wood on the subject of employing mon on tho Central Park (his winter, and approves the suggestion. ‘The park can be improved cheaper now than ever alter, J, judiciously dome. Amploy tho mon six kpurs @ day, und pay them aeccordingiy. They cau’t well make a fut day at that time of the year, I have a further suggestion to make :—Noue of the streets above Worty-sixth street are either graded or sewered, for the simple reason that no such job can be done untilsome dirty Alderman can make something out of it. No man can build on lots while they can Le had cheap. The consequence ts that if @snun wants to buy a few cheap lots and build a cottage he has no place to goto but Brooklyu, If a man risks to build the grade is altered, aud he fluds his house ten fect above or below the new You can see ins f thas Vetween Forty-sixth and Fifty-ninth street, were persons of moderate means ave ruined, because one make # good job. Now, all the streets and wvenue: Forty-sixth to One Hundredtii street, ought to be r grade esttbiished, this had been done years ago the Wolo ot th mn beon co. vered with pretty culiage sit ed. AS it is, the moment yo are sewered the fever and a would be very opportune to ht pie are seeking homes tor set Uhis is not done there will be an ef Will astonish you ‘The tact that you can buy ten lots in Brooklyn, beat fuily situated, as near Wall street as Forty-second stre tor the price of one lot on this island, and When the stres are graded, regulated, and supplied with gas, is attracting the attention of a good many just now. Why, the people ou this island, between Foriy-cighth street and One Han- dreath street, have no more privilege of the Croton’ aud gay than they have in Oregon. ‘The eertainty that Brook. lyn is to have a better system of sewerage than we have, wud is soon te have as good water as ours, is already at- tracting the attention of business mon to Brooklyn, in lo- catities within an hour cach way to and from “business. ‘Swo hours is as much time 4 a business man can well epare tua day in going and returning to business. Uf New Yorkers don’t mind Brooklyn will be the surrey side of London. You will ask me how this is to be done. Let the Legis- lature, the first thing they do, pass a law to issue a mullion of State stuck, more or jess, and aushorise the Crotun department to do the work aud employ ten thousand men, and the State to receive its pay when the city has collected the assessments tor the work, cay y Tt can be done cheaper now than ever. "The eaty bas no credit ana the state has. ‘This will put an ead for a time to the petty swindling that has exhausted the city treasury. ‘There are avenues and streets the assess. meuts for the opening of which were paid twenty-five years ago, and that baye been recently opened aud paid for again. T repeat that this should be done, and the grading regu- latea by the Croton department and kept at the grade, If you deem these ideas worth insertion do so. It they ¢o Lothing but suggest some plan they will have done some streets taros you im the face. It I done naw, when peo: moderate means. If lus to Brooklyn that service, practice that now prevails of not sewering a street Latd the houses are baut on eae is re henaible. The covered Ulasts are expe aad € Jarred so as materially to lessen their vai second street is a case in point, Where the sewer has to be blasted moet of the way A CONSTANT READER. hous * Court Calendar—This Day. Scranms Covrr—Cireuit.—Nos. 48, 218, 215, 216, 143, 255, IW, 1210, 436, 1862, 1563, 308, B04, SOO, S07. Tine baantiy Mesald, THE HOBOKEN MURPEK TRIAL—" YOUNG AMETICA™ ON THE MUTINY IN BENGAL--THE DOMESTIC DLFFI OULTY AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL—APPAIRS IN BU KOPK—LATEST NEWS, ETC., BTC. Among the contents of the Fasate Hexarp of To-mor row will be the continuation of the Trial of Frederick De Cueva charged with the Murder of Oscar de Granval, in Hoboken, in July tast. ‘The Domestic Difficulty at the New York Hotel—Habeas Corpus for Mrs. Wouxtman, who is Confined ax an Alleged Lanatic—Interesting Letters from the fair Captive to © Babie”’ Furniss, ‘Au interesting communication from Young Amorica,” (George ¥. Train, Beq..) on the Mutiny in India, Letter from our Special Correspondent in Calcutta, giving & Stutement of the Condition of Affairs in the Bast India Empire. Affairs in Europe—Letters from our correspondents in London, Dublin and Berlin—The United States Frigate Py mouth in Engiand, &e., &e. ‘The Mercaatilc and Commercial Agencies of New York. Editorials on the Prominent Subjects of the Day. F Latest Telegraphic Intelligence from all parts of the Countr ether with City News of Interest—Theatrical Matters Hondition of the Money and Commercial Markets, and @ quantity of general and miscellaneous reading. Terms, $2.0 year; four cents a single copy. To be ob- tained at the publication office, and of all the news agents. Gentlemen are Invited to Call and Exam- ine a new and original mode! of a gentieman’s dress hat, just introduced by EOYENSUMELD, manufacturer, Lig Nassad at, White's Fail Style, $4.—Last Spring Style reduced to the low price of €2, at WHITE'S, 148 Fulton sireet Rend the Advertisement of M. B. Brady, on firat page of to-day 's Tribune. Photographs at Half Price, at eee ot ADTs Gallery, No. 39 Broadway. 12 Cent Portraits.—Victory or Defeat.—Get portraits taken, vote early, go hone, and the country in No fighting allowed. fy order of the preserver of 1 beads HOLMES, 29 Broadway. and after ve reduerd from roke : Girard House, thie date the price of board mt this house w $5 20 10 $2 per. diem. PRESBURY, SYKES & UU, October 28, 1857. ‘Cash Sales, Under cost, During October, At GENIN® No. 214 Broadway. 10,000 worth soft hat $1,000 worth fore 0 worth children’s fancy hate, $10,000 worth boys’ hata and caps. rt sPariz purchasers we the widest field for chowe. ‘Wil bons JOUN N. GENIN. Maximiliam, the A Tr, ,B Tite of ‘one of the most thrilling stories of crime and retribution ever Tiblished; tube commenced 0 the BROOKLYN RAULE of ednesday, Nov. 4, The Kagie of the same date will also contain complete election returns from every polling place in Kings county, and the resait throught the sate, To be had of all the néwavenders in Brooklyn and at the ferries. Price one cent. Vote Early._Every American Citizen should etercive bis prerogative, After voting go to the Crystal Palace and view the unequalled display of the resulta of Ame- rican industry, skill and ingendity. A geand promeuade concert this evening. Defiance Sainmander Sates; also Fire and burglar proof parlor ony Lo al exibition at malnce. earl ‘ er ee OUERT M. PATRICK, rosone Otis. Lo 50 Beaver atrnet. We would call attention to the nidvertioe ment of Mr. COFFIN, of a very economical lamp, burning agrane only, which most open quite a Bew eta ia the eounomy os Prof. Alex. C. Barry’ ts the beet and cheaper: article for drowsing, beautifying. clennstag, Ling, preservin, reatoriny . hades, Sold everywhere. Hilts Hair Dye, 4 Shillings « Box, Black or brown, No. I Rarclay street, Inimitable hair euiuing. In fallible onguent. Frangipannt, the most Delightfal and Last- ing perfume —Kogtieh brashes, in great variety. The beat assortment of articles for the toilet table to be fownd ta the city, At Broadway, corner of Walker street. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces— The beat in the world, surpassing all made, sold and applied ay the manulactory, Broadway. Crtatadoro’s Hatr A yh and Toupees, best in the world, On the dye privavel: Pitel'n No 6 Astor House. Bee aes Lene pen td Otntment te the honshold re+ matty of all nations, for burna, sealda, cuts, brlens, aprains sores, cOMracted sinew s, eruptions, tumors, cancer. cheuma, tian, And all external pain att ‘indamation, wherher pro duced by accitent, disease, or maltreatment ‘Warm fomen fativus ebould precede fs use, ee W YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1857. Lanman’s Florida Water.—For this has been the fa: orite perfume of the ies im Cubs, Mexico and. outh america, and i pate oa ire lollet waier. Bold by LANMAN & ©9., who! ol druggiats, a8 66 conis per 4 water, . gsi, 9 Wa'er street aad by ‘Une Only the Gam Camphor Ice, that which ia manufactured by the sole proprie or, KLI W. VONDER- SMITH, All others are counterfeits, Depot 188 Bowery. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘MONEY MARKET. Monvay, Nov. 2—6 P. M. ‘The stock market continues depressed, and the operations to-day do not show much activity. State stocks and railroad bonds were in better demand to- day, generally at better prices, Erie bonds, 1871 aud 1883, advanced on the opening price this moru- ing, and sold to some extent. New York Central, Erie and Reading about monopolized the business in railroad stocks, the last two at lower prices. At the fit board, Pacitic Steamship Company declined 1 per cent; Erie, 1; Reading, 1; Michigan Southern, old, 4; Chicago and Rock island, 4. New York State sixes, 1573, advanced 1 per cent; Hlinois Cen tral bonds, 1; Erie bonds, 1871, 2; New York Cea thal Railroad, }; Galena and Chicago, j; Cleveland aud Toledo, 4; La Crosse and Milwaukie, 4. At the second board the market was véry much unsettled and a very small amount of business was transacted. Delaware and Hudson fell off 1 per cent; New York Central Railroad, @; Cleveland and | Toledo, $; Galena and Chicago, }. This has been a , pretty hard day among the railroad and other cor- porations where interest payments had to be made and we have heard of several delinguencies. The list 80 far is as follows: City of Milwaukie, interest due Nov 1. La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad Company Ist mortgage bonds, interest due Nov. 1. Chicugo, St. Paul and Fond du Lac Company 1st mortgage bonds, interést due Nov. b. Evie Railroad Company Ist mortgage bonds, float ing debt, &e. In the ease of the city of Milwaukie aud the La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad Company, it ix poss- ble the default was owing to the inability to gt funds here on account of the derangement of tle domestic exchanges. The Chicago, St. Paul aud fod du Lac Company are probably in the same position. If this is the only cause it will soon be removed aad payment resumed. In the case of the Erie Railroad, the company commenced paying on the interest due this morming, but the supply of money was not suff: cient, and after a time payment stopped. The truth of the eld adage, that the early bird catches the worm, wos verified in this case. Those who present- ed their coupons early at the company’s office got the money, while those who went late came away empty The finances of all corporations, whether cities, towns, railroads or banks, are in a snarl, and it will take some time to get them straight again. The dif ficulties they are now laboring under will, we trust, teach them a lesson that will suffice for many years: The steamship Quaker City, at this port from Ha. | wpecte equal toonesthintof the circulation, and re- | New Your Crrv Banca, Actual | quirg weekly and monthly etutements. It als ex- | seyt, 29, '66..100,118 8 1 ro aKG Roe te Oa eerte 7 66, y | empts it from all the penalties attaching to neglect | Kept. £7; 0: 10K;0m a0 lo'nis sev winee! ind tel 11d ainig’wanie Gch i LOT A RO AS BE Wai ind Ua ie ode ‘apeci ; 1147/32 Mo‘aw2,THI 74RD GO LOTR jolt at Rottvite Miner’ Journal ivan the fl | ts 38 It a8 Wino a og ving information in regard to the coal trade :— | (“to BU ABD 1OL80,705 BAv OZ GK ¥6 $67 Nov. 2, "6. 105,142.09 M1 wren f The demand for prepared coal, particularly stove, is | Nov.) 0b: Sia L1'sis 4439 Ciateteat Sous sat oy 2B 880,9TL 68% quite brisk, but the inability to sell lump and ” Nov. 4 * 1,KOK WAN STN OU154, 13 broken, used principally by iron works and manu- Sor, 29) 66. 110,86 8,010, 46 Grane sas ficturers, limits the supply of the other sizes. Prices | be. > = fer oan, 2,925 8 ire firm, with an apward tendency—for prepared fae. % St. mK) Hee ¥74 bon ‘4 toal, from 10 to 15 cents advance ix asked on the | Dec " 20 10,802,428 8087 187 62,2030 Jan, 3," prices which ruled three weeks ago—but some ope- | 382° 16) rators have suffered corresponding decline on lump | Jun. 17) '57 and broken. At some collieries, where they have |" 24 abundant facilities to break con, the extra lump is | Jen. 1150, 110,860,401 11,966,054 8,047,065 66,070,437 141,004,416 11,855,946 7,879,027 66,877,251 Mabon 5 broken up into prepared coal, which i4 an advan- cg z reed Pte ne (ed 2c lage to the consumer, who receives w better article, | fob. 28° MUTT 10,080,264 8,159,279 64,627 069 but not to the operator or landowner, as the loss is | March 7, 'S Pee 11,707,846 §,165,457 61,294,058 1 Marchi: OHH 11,077,732 K,462,541 60,404, S25 O92 11,201,875 64d, 208 00,07,0 2)884,026 11,526,758 $470,820 60,225,415 materially iaeveused by the breaking process, and Marchi 57.01 the difftvence in price received for the prepared coal | siurchis) 7). 8 arly ovvers the adaith A 4,737. 114,883, GO" 11, 59N, 782 KN B25 Bb, KS4 ORD hardly cw @ additional expense of preparing it. | Atri 11" 67. L16;Sts'717 1U/pi4 400 W1bT, OAs OT O44 6S ‘The trade sums up this week as follows :— Aprit 18, '67.. 114,998,174 22,001,372 5,170,825 67,547,241 ee 1506. ‘ Apiil 25, °O7..1135,303,010 11827 861 8,736,765 67 008 424 Scbuy hilt Rall May +114 409/275 12}009,911 9,006 5 ‘anal Lehigh Raitroad * Canal... Del. and Hudsoa’ Causa 114}049 653 12/815,515 4,0 (68,505 ;0053 | Pennsy!vania Coal Co LIS a S02 Tat 715 S'so.67% ena ONO Seranton, South, 21S ALE 541 11074 378: 6 6100 6,11 9k 115,119,680 12,790,466. 145,201 68,781,449, «116,015,504 10,901 091 $,508,085 07,213,111 + 115,094,309 12,897 346 9,90) 890 65,587 684 % otal... see TT2 003 121,044 4 Loss 51,964 tors compared with the correspondin week last year. The shipments from all the anthra- cite regions now fall short of the supply the same period last year about 275,000 tons. ‘This is u heavy joss, and tor the ensuing five weeks this loss will be increased from 175,000 to 200,000 tons, making the Joss in the supply of anthracite this yeur nearly a | sept. 5) half million tons. ‘The decrease in the supply of all | Sh 12, (67 kinds of coal this year, from present appearances, | 3 duly uly uy July 422 68 682,00 OME TO BT UTZ AMO 8,780,018 60,814 941 SOK OLT 64,241 ATL 21241472 1 20,139,682 10,007 178 Ser will exceed a half millions tons, even ifthe demand | 0«'- should increase considerably for the balance of the | Ga. a‘ B28 78a 20 boating season, which is rapidly drawing to a close. Pg : 4 (57... 95,699,518 10,411,643 6,584 ‘The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans | CC 81) '9T-- SST T6412 Ws AMT 6494 Banks on the 24th of October were as tollows:— CITY COMMERCTA TANke ov NEW ORLEANS. Me Banks. Loans, Specie. Circulation. De Asues.—he sales were Citizens’, ..84,055.63 GONdTR “Lots aze Lylare ane rf sidered hls Canal. 2984 682 604,310 110 680,541 Brnavsterrs,—Flour—The market was more active, but 1 + B.06,005 1212208 9 2,429,451 | ow.ng to pretty heavy regeipta it closed with less buoy La. state... 8,918,001 0 2,058,764 | aney, at about the quotations of Saturday. ‘The sales em Meh. & Tra, 788,002 Draced about 12,000 «15,000 barrels, within the range of N. Orleans. 1,540,407 the following quotations -— sonther Biv bes 110,738 ] Supertine Stat 5 a $4 90 Union...... 1b ve 358,524 | xtra Stat 5050 8 2% J. Bobb... SROS42 254,839 | Western Obi 4% ~ ~ Extra Ohio and Wer 6 00 Total....815,978,520 5,608,775 6,786,400 7,168,008 | Canadian superfine and ox 6 62 ‘The following table exhibits the respective amounts | Baltimore, Alexandria and Georgetown. 1% ; ; Southern fane of exchange held by the various banks, and also the | {hous extra fauuly AbD sums due to dist banks, the latter being com- | Rye flour. 324 $00 prived in the table of deposits ax shown above:— 3500 400 Hout 400 bar rel, at quotations. routhern brands were less active, while the arrivals were light. ‘The sales embraced ab 1,00 barrels at the above figures. & at $3 26 0 $4. Cornmeal was firmer 21/849 | with sinall sales at quotations. Exchange. Due Banks. bette $179,907 Canadian wae less Buoyant, with wales of 61,204 | were large, chictly from the West, which eansed prices ’ vito clowe at easier rates. The sa Union Bank of about 90,000 # 100,000 bushels, the largest portion of Bank ol J, Kubb, Which consisted of Chicago spring, at $1 01 a $1 02;; the siies also included Milwaukie club, at $1 08 vana, brings $173,000 in specie. She left Havana on the morning of the 29th of October. She reports at | Havana the -camship Star of the West, from Aspin- wall for New York the next morning, the 30thof October, with San Francisco dates to the Lith of Gc- tober, and $1,600,000 of California gold for New York, and $500,000 for London. Total, $2,100,000 She will be due at this port sometime to-morray (Tuesday). Messrs. Haggerty & Co. have advertised for Wed- needay a large sale of shaw! goods and fancy Bil ‘The remarks of Mr. Moran and Mr, Luth rs, of the Erie Railwad Company, before the membcrs of the Board of } length to Le about the same old story, over and over again Many members of the Board were doubtless remiud ed to-day of the glowing colors in which Mr. Moran presented his financial plan of 1854, and a grand opportunity was given for comparing the result with | his promises and predictions. Those who did so wil not be attracted Ly the new proposals from the same source. As no account appears in the report of to day's proceedings of a contribution being made on the spot for the company, it must have been alimdoned ,. The Board of Brokers is just now the last place to go to for money. They-promised to do all they could to help the company, and there the matter will drop ‘The Governor of this State has set apart Thursday the 26th of November, as a day of thanksgiving, aad it would be a good move in Mr. Moran to | secure the services for that day of all charitable persons, and particularly of the managers of our churches, to pass round the contribution boxes, or to place boxes in conspicuous places, labelled “ Aid for the Erie Railroad Company,” so that every could give 4 little to help along that great work. Kyen the little children might give their pennies to help the stockholders out of their dilficulties, Se- , riously, this begging expedition of Mr. Moran for the Erie Railroad Company has got to be avery dis- graceful affair, and the sooner it is abandoned the better, After all the efforts made thus far, we be- libve the total cash subscriptions amount to about four thousand dollars, Mr. Moran's plan is not a feasible one, and cannot be carried out. He asks the old bondholders, the stockholders and the publi¢ generally to come forward and take six millions of bonds, at a cost of about 64 a 65 per cent, for which he will give them a fourth mortgage. Sach a pro position cannot meet with much favor #0 long ag any one can go into the market and purchase third mortgage bonds at 59 a 60 per cent The returns of the banks of this city for the past week show the following changes in the aggregates compared with the week previous: Decrease in loans and discounts Increase in specie... Decrease in cireulation 6 Increase in deposit, actual ure ,s08 it will be seen that the reduction in discounts still goes on, but not at such a rapid rite as exhibited for some weeks previous. The increwe in specie and deposits is the favorable feature of the statement, and should do much towards retoring public conth dence. The specie reserve nov amounts to nearly thirteen million of dollars. Tle California steamer is near at hand with one millionand a half on board, which, with large receipts from other sources, will swell the banks’ reserve next week to the neighbor. hood of fifteen million. The asence of large mer- cantile failures helps the banks to keep ap their dis- count line, as the withdrawal of suspended paper made quite an item in the reduction. ‘The traffic receipts of the Grand Trank Railroad of Canada for the weekending October 17, 1857, were $50,011 against $26885 for the corresponding month last year, showing an increase of $24,129. | Total traffic from July 1, 1857, to date, $743,000 | against $395,351 ‘for tle same time the previous year. The notes of the Woodstock (Vermont) Bank were thrown out this noruing at the Metropolitan Bank. ‘The Assistant Treasurr reports to-day as follows : Toto} receipts. ... “ a $560,000 77 Total eo «97,510 77 ‘Total balance eveeee 5,965,496 (4 The receipts to-day itclade $48,000 from customs and $500,000 from St. Louis, A. H. Nicolay will bold a special auction sate of stocks and bonds to-merrow, Tuesday, at half pas’ 12 o'clock, at the Mercinnts’ Exchange. 8. Draper's regular semi-weelly sale of bonds and stocks will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, at balf past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. It appears from an official statement of the tree: | surer of Virginia, that for the fiscal year ending the 30th of September, there was received into the trea- | eury the sum of $7,829,192. This includes a balance of $73,372 on hand at the beginning of the year. | The expenditures reached $7,449,222, leaving @ | balance on the Ist instant of $379,071, of whi $37,124 is applicable to the credit of the State, avd | $291,081 to the sinking fund. A bill for the relief of the Bank of Missouri has been introduced into the Legislature. to do away with the provisions of the act requiring It proposes | ers this aftertioon, will be tound at | other part of this edition. Jt appears ; ‘Total 4 81,912,613 $780,533 aac Canndian white, at $128; mixed Sonthern, at $1 As compared with the report of the previous week, ber colored Tennessee, at $1 31; and small dots of South ern white, at $1 55, and unsound Western red at #2!;c. the results were as follows:— Corn was wil firm, with eles of about 12,000 a Decrease in short loans, $814,254 O60 bushels Western mixed, at Tic, aT7e. Ryo was | 878,405 et, at THe. a SOc, Barley—sales of 4,400 bushels State | 409,960 | fons rowed were reported at 7%. Oats were steady and | 234 | in tair demand, with sales of State at 40c. a d6e. ease iM OX: 235 | Corren.—Sules of 300 bags of St. Domingo were made at Increase in | Decrease Pp. t., supposed to have been at 10e., and 115 bags Rio at 10%. ae, The stock ou the Ist inst. was as follows >— 79,558 Juva. 5,801 Ceyion, 1475 Lagnayra. 8 PROPER. Stock Exchange. Mospay, Nov. 2, 1857. 6476 | s20000.N Y 80 50 che N ¥CenkR. | “ks00 NY 88 400 Bric RR Total ba: | 8000 Ghio & ‘Total mate. | 1000 bio t Corrs. — he G8 Kent were report " Farias were in good demand, and rates firmer, with « 4 Rw do. wo do 60 Harlem RR wo 10 Had 40 ygagemnonte ot about 40,000 bus bays, at Thad. w Sd. Py is wheat, in bni m bags was Ys. 6d, and SOD boxes lard ut 250. and 6M hides athe. To 0) tons olleake ot 30y,, and 300 bbls. floar at Ze. j 4000 Cal oN 1 & Hart rain Was ut 1d. ‘fo Glasgow, 18,000 bushels £00 NY Con Ei 5 Wireiis hip's bays, were engaged at Ld! ‘There was | 1500 N¥Cen 4" 100 Reading KR...810 notice in ratey for Havee, The ship Nosthern 1000 1M Cen loo Me oe MID , Was taken up for Sy on private an {sto 20 hhids. Porto meovade, at p. t a stuall fot of 2000 Lt inst, Was am im onde ms 7 400) dice ’ i 1000 Frie Chey er. ae Forte Rico, Dide 4000 Listand Ii be. 60 6 dw RkotN Am. 76 160 * 72 Towal phd. tees eaane 16,44 10 Uank Comme 7 «WOM CenRR.... ce 8h ‘Total bis. rieeiaecnadt vs § Del & Hud Canal. 10 Cley Col KERR. 80 Navas, Bron. —°Te need Gr ap irifs of turpentine wi 5 do. 100 Galena & Chi RR. 65 OF firmer, with sales of Mov a 500 Dbie. at 400. x fo do, J atthe latter figure. Rosin varied frou $1 160 800 Clov & Ales at the former figure, por 310 1bs., de 100 Crade turpent $3 25 w $3 50. ‘46 Chi & oo do. %, { 6.90. 5.000 0 do 66 reported at Gle. a 68o., im casks 110 La Cr & MU RR. 684 Tiphons were qitet and unchanged 10 do... 6%, Pitevistons. — he market was quiet and prices 10 Mich Cen KR. ww heavy, with sales of about 60.2 74 bbls. mess at S20 Iz'¢ | @ $20 25, whil Boel was and pr a 60 bhie., do. mess at $9 © 4 $11, aud new now ng CouNttY prim ked W Bank. Sd = 100 Reading RR, .si0 wore dull ama 19 Metropolitan Bk. 75 100 i bis. at 10546 10 Del & Hud Canal, $235 A hoge ranged | Brad vi cheese Were ja fair de Ke in prices 1 prives Unchanged mand, Rick Was quiet SUOAKS Were quite stead 5 Panama Put . 50 Ti Ceutral RR, 40 Galena & Chi RR. 64), | bhow, Cuba muveovade at’ Gsc. a Be., with euall loos prime Vorto h at Shy) bt . Wiuskny.—Salee of about 400 bble. were made at 22 mui! << 9 > eee and 100do,, frum store, at 22340. " ; eit. add. 70 | . - - 12000 Milwaukie and Horicon RI. let... do... 39% ‘ cae . 7000 Terre Haute and Alton RR. let + do... 86% ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. 000 Milwaukie City 7 per cent bonds GRAMAGIING © cr cuiecencenes guts eieraecoee ees cyl ‘ dayecas ae " un Mutual Insurance scrip of sid. oo” MISCKLLANKOU ao. Ise “ . a en age 40 Commercial Mutual Insurance eri PAT. FURTHER SoTiCE SUPER ritoTo. 50 thares Delaware, Lackawati own? ; fee a nk id Watertown KE . value of money iv te atroduecth * pr 3 Varreu RR. of New Jerse : cone Which materially diminishes the cost of thelr prot 9 Chatham Hank. tion. 6 Ginwon Fire Insurance Co.. H—LIFE S128, 40 Lenox hire Insurance Co. 60 howard Fire Insurance ° 60 Pater Cooper Fire Insurance © lar in eppearan iba ordinary olf patutines ey Tie & v4 i “Tats | Pintshed tn oil, wt $8) eneh, 50 Bwoklyn oe 7 © | gen. Copies fromm 10 Peeler a 24) | perfect ettect of life, au: do., of Brooklyn nararanice € | rely up a manner which f Prope, Sthey_blend th 000 Miwaukie and Horicon RK. 8'8 blend, the 2 shares Shoe and Leather Bank | id at trom | 10 Artisans’ Bank . : : vranee RAYON VIONETTES, ff etng wendy Saag manos oe + 8 | seutted to the portrayal of ladies or children, are alan s new Bo hee ped aa 1 Byag | featuee tn photograp ing tor either of the above a sevenne = ~ ence at * upies Lut thre: 100 Americmn Guano Co s &. a aoe k ee vsececes IM | OF fummitie riende are takou al and 00 Artinme’ Se OE) may be mad M nny desited site. Taken by the Banks. vupa are free froin the ernie severity wineh dinner tye Nominal | {erines Those made by the eaners. Twenty ar they may be portrayed at ouce pertectly, ’ finiabed iu off of Water colors, and is suserptible of the most elaborate artistic finish. The ease and simplicity with whirls they are made renmier them comparatively inexpensive. Por tralia of an entire family may be ebtaitind by this Getbod at littie more than the cost of «ingle picture. Ciroul’n, Deposits. B2495 1,853,905 361,886 2,985,670 28,386 3,457,098 248644 2.307 S08 Mechanics.’. a THE IMPERIAL PHOTOORAPH, Vion... 200-31 1 802.902 | The most exquisite and elaborate product of the eamers, is } America... SNOT 009 | made at BRADY'S GALLERY only. Copies have heretofore bh ¥ are now offered a: 890, Vhenix sold at $00, 660 and 4. $2 ‘alimitation of this celebrated picture has yor ade, Tt ik a unique feature in photography —ite Most Abd And successful application (hs far. PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER COLORS Possess, in addition to their reality a9 likegesses, tie brilliant artisne effect of water Color sketches, Those exhibited by Mr been perfect Brady are prowouneed by recent visiera to European galle ries superior to any aumilar works in kurope. From twenty to thirty different styles of porteaite a at Brady's gallery, adapted to every taste, and desig ’ accommodate every pecuniary condition | The + aborain and vil colors, fange from $2) fo 82M rach; ‘ Where « iarge number of a - r wates are required, the price ie diminished jargeiy. Vho raphs, sui ge among rlanses or clubs, ace Commerce aie | tote hy at from per doren. rtralia Which a year Broadway Any since were sold at $0, may now be procured for Bid. | OeeaM. c++ 62s. The announcement of this reduction in price hes had the Mereantile. 1,114,176 | effect of creat demand which the resources of \he esta! 492,294 | lishment will be taxed f the utmost 2.501 48 Ni Lt tine ar es amaption of 1 S86 | of the opportunity which the present occasion offers, shoul ie 978.055 | dosoatan carly dae, 565,145 | THE COLLECTION | Of apecimen pictures has recently been enriched by namerous t * Yaluable additions; among these are portraite of Frerolini, Nietroypouitan | Penta, Chariot Chshian, Charon Mathews, Thatherg Ciize | Brignott, Juliana Mi Naeao i Ka b, Chureh, Van Buren, Marey, Hes | Market ree, Dickinson, Buchanan, Gathrie, N. P. Hanke, Re St. Nicholas. Iker, Bryant, Bancroft, Willis, Halleck, ell, Owrtia, agar A. Poe, Tuckerman, Henry €. Carey, bard shoe and Leather Corn Exchange wud lebrities without number, the collection. BRADY'S LOWER GALLERY, con | Oriental: | No. 96 Broadway, will Be fund convenient for thosmoeer : } down town who desire portraits. Ui i# in the viewlty of U. poet Agtoe Rouse, coraes of ulton etreet . f rere as us | schty LPFEN GALLERY is No, 380 Broadway, over Thav ay a | RY asses Artigene” {OOD BRANDY, GIN, REM AND PORT FIFTY ( ENTS Dry Dock G Per gailon—Flavorises, one gallon ‘edted mow’, hevvel X.Y. Exchange | Cf pare spirits produces fine comnac, peach, cheray. biack Rull's Read | Derry and cogpherry and cider brandies, Helland s# ¢ Low ton N Y Coun’ y Cen? | F | Ho, Jamaies Fim, isn wink, Buorben and Irish whiste ye b ounty be ts | bi exreet, vruedien from the Eve ae a a sper —--- —— ee nil directions . Se $05,807,794 18,899,441 6,904,74901 469,008 | TAG iniden tame ees PF DE be FELCH aves pao 50% 91,325 8,026,048 67/241 670 113,876,713 11,148 B04 8,426,817 65,007 160 nce of ¥, With sales of about 500.a 600 | on The A a I TS 1 NEOUS. $150.000 WORTH OF FINE CLoTuIra, ~~ At retail. balance of our winter sock, ory ha, Chasitneres: vem Of the latent alyles aad fanportalions, ‘Which we whit well by the yard or piwco OF muke up to er At prices which will defy Compe 5 SMITH 4 UROTH ER, ne price ebnthing warrreoms, 122, 138 mint 1) Fulton etree, $290.000.-“"" AT HAL, thirty day! AT OAK WALI Tt? Bi and ab Fulton mtreet My entive stock of Men's and hoya’ clothing Belling off mt auetion prices, uid ower tha of Wholesale hnuge All kinds @f menry taken. + Open unul 9PM, Batorday 1PM. THEO Kh DRGROOP, 4.50. “DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF oT. voots, now condy mM JONEN!, Ann strost, nem Museum, QeetHiNG aT Evans, 66 nnd 68 Fulton etreet. lack eloth avercoata * ose $0 to J ee an Whitney bearer overcoats 6on Kacellent pil ovencomt ‘inigost 600 * wed cansimere kereey, Ww. vs, Hom eitte and other overeoatet 60% int andiother ry Fin cloth drens frock canis. The fin 1m minde dtess frock coats An immense stock of business conte... Black Moth cassmore knd doowkin pants. | Fauey cnsaimere pauls ra Aide striqe do. Comsimere vente do. seupanBErCak EEESE ue rhea seo seziseegge testes FURNISHING GOODE.” hoviery, shawls, slirts, tes, glowen, hamd note, 148 plecen Gilt edged Fre sts, 19 pleces Faney wid gil elge 7 hh iron atom 1u 3 12 pinied table forks, the dozen 378 Ivory bandied table knives, SheMeld make, the dozen. + @ WJ. P. DALLEY & 00. 631 and 63% Hroadwa; ston and Bleecker stree.. S-WITH A FULL ASSORTMENT Queks, and other sporting articles, for wae wm SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 4 GRAHAM, 19 Maiden lane, G' be 8, reduc ADIES WATCHES — A Lace wasortonent At retail and ab GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS. ROBERT KATT & CO, ‘261 Broadway, corne: Q' ALITY THE ret . 57 Walker wtreot, Continue making their well known fashionable stytea of fal} and winter clodting at prices eniculat during the present fins latent London and wear, ie staples and fanctes of evary desirable description, selected by a member of the fiem now in Kurope, being ealy commensa- rete with the requirements of a rapidly inerensing paironny by the elite of the day "sr ‘Walker rect, r West of Hroadway and near Cxaal street, TCHES—WATCHES—WATCHES, al Ure store of ROBERT BAIT & CO. adway, cormer of Warren street, KS AND MOUSTACHER FORCED TO GROW Aix weeks, by my iw or in skin, $n bottle ny t AHAM, 614 Broadway; BRIGGS, No. t Exchange, AL W EBDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES, AT PRICRR to well Hee tim EVEKDELL'S great card depot, roadway, corner of L | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | ° by Rev. Mr. Pacos—O'F a r ¥ MeBrsaury.—On Sunday, Nov. 1, in St. Jamen? | pdral, Brooklyn, Parkick Davy to Sliss May AND Mebaaxny Howr—O'F veer, —On Thursday, Ort. 29, by Rew. Mr. Theimpeon, Mr. Joux Hows to Mise Auses O'F anim, all of this eity | No, Miss Hevey E. Pern 4 CeNme. — Zl, by Rev. PL We euuih, J, t m ob the offeiating clergy- moan, to si: 4 nex, all of this city. od } TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. } Baooxiys, Nov. 2, 1867. of marriage of peey, which ap- yeh marriage JN. PALMER. You will please contradict the Benjamniu Palmer to Mise rarab J bi | nokiwe | _ Attew.—n Monday, Nov. 2, Axa Manta, daughter of » funeral, from No, 33 State rucon, at two o'clock. Bray 1, Mancamer, wife of John The friend: (.aintanees of the family aro reepect- fully invite nd the funeral, from her late resi- No, 28 Prince street, this afterr.oon, at half pass look RNR. —On Sunday, Nov. h year of hie age His retatives and frietts are inviterd to attend the fane- ral. trom his late residence, No. 14.3 Hudson suceet, W- iorrow afternoon, at three o'clock, a 1, § asnamr, wife of Patrick 1, Gxovow J, Commas, ia Hy requested to oo clock, from the residence of res 4 74 Broome stree ovr —On ¥ suddenly , Ce. vor, only xo of Geo. B. aud? atharine Hoyt, ag and 90 days The funeral will take plag 5 from the residence of + frotm Taylor street, The friends of the father, Bedford ave OTrow MOTHINE, tow eth di at Wu o'clock. lave contsactor, m the ub sof the ja mily, and the members of Engine ané the Fire Department in general, ted to attend the funeral, from ener of Puity-fourth street and Broad- nOTTOW INF Ling, at ten o'clock, without further His rew uns will be taken to Calvary Ceme- tery for interment Meevay.—On ¥ onday-afternoon, Nov. 2, Panmure Mee | anvitatic rar The relatives @ nd friends, also the member of the Inde- pendent and But oo Musketeers, are requested to attend the foneral, to- mor? ow afternoon, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, No. G4 Greenwich street uvrk—AS Port au Prince, on Wednesday, Sept. 30, W. 1. Ourmie . seaman, of Boston Paxnxr.—C m Moncay morning, Nov. 2, Haway Paxomr, aged 37 yeas The frien .* of the family are reepectfully requested ta attend the f uneral, from hts late residence, No. 174 Nine- wonth stre ot, near bighth avenue, to morrow morning, at ten o’cloe? "Hix remains will be teken to Poughkeepsie. State 10m M y. Nov 2, Wiuam Saataat, a the | 20th yea + ot hus ug Friend « of ibe family and of bie unele, Abraham Wyckof ,, are invited to a the fumeral, this afternoon, | atthr ok, from bis late residence, No. 32 Summit | street, Brooklyn |. Sta? oe. —in Charlestown, at the Navy Yard, Becnavas, | son ¢f Purser Levi D. and Jeanie K Stamm, aged 3 Bt has. | so.rw—At Red Bank, N. J.,om Saturday evening, Oct, | Hn man issac B. Sarrm, im the Gad year of age is relatives and friends, and thowe of his sons, William K.. George W., and his brothers, Frederick B. smith and Aliwrt Ayres, are requested ts attend the f thas afternoon. at one o'clock, from the residence of bis sout No. 114 Christopher street. ‘The remains will be taken Ypress HM Cemetery Svwem.—On Saturday, Oct. 31, Fuua, wife of John J. Shy dor, aged 29 years aud 26 days. Ke roiatives amd friends are respectfully invited to Attwad the funeral, Unie morning, at nine o clock, (rom hee late residence, Na. Sy Crosby r Sraattoy —On Monday ov GER TIUN, im the $1 b Hee relatives ning, Nov. 2, Canemnave a re wv ited to attend the fune- Broadway aud Forty ania fal Trom ber late treet, to marrow tiwoe * ‘Hwire.--At Port Cot 4, Diet, Swit, seaman, ‘of Boston Toray.—In Brooklyn troup, J. dane S Torry tsa — 154 Eaet Pourteent oo feck do Mor lay, Nov. 2, CAROLINE G., wife of suck, and youngest deaghier of the lave Dr. al st Maspeth, Newtown, s Auher, aged 4 years are Feapeetfully invited to late residence, tomorrow Hee frie an attend the funeral afternout, at two Danbury papers y py Wiorntena—At Flatbush, te 1, on Swaday, | Mire. Coaneua £ Werrtisonam, aged 48 years, } moc and & days | Her remains were interred in G from h Now 1 be eouwvod Cemetery