The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1857, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1857. 3 quotations. Goods and yarns—The market for goods houses borrow money hore at per cent, instead of ob- | to 2x.; handwashed, 21 ig@. to 224 Tollow im emell DRY GOODS, 4c, Pe we : - going | taining jt T RETAIL! $5 000, —THE ADVERTISER vo) 0), 4 house up» tow! SALES OF REAL ESTATE. wis ZAP cos ate lot and small lot of soek, i $6. OOO Fo, S208 7400n REAL PSTATE IN i Womovat 7 per cent. Tho measure would pro- | supply, station realiaed 4m. to Oe. Ot. (000, 435. to 4m, bably have been taken long ago Nad'it“not been feared Meunocnss, AUG. 13.—-The uneatief 0 ry character of R THIRTY DAYS ONLY, to | that it might increase the embarrassment of the mercan | (he latest commercial advices from Fo ht sas had am NOAH CONTENT, 119 Liberty ste ‘ amount of £80,000. ‘The assets show 138. in the pound, | tile ont and manufacturers, many of whom are ina very | extremely prejudicial effect © the operations of trade Fe ed eon ee | bee con- | tottering state. welt dan, My wai 18 A eee te roetarm ihre with | [Vienna (Oct. 14) Correspondence of the Tandon Times.) | tice, Mettioas yroseuted tnetmsetts that, hens chp ies Seorece metiten. concen ese cia cloaks, | 4d which they are invoived to a large amount, have brought The critical state ofthe Austrian money market, andthe | pers, aniufluenced by former experience and deal bo Uke ° 7 about the calamity. Pig tron—The week eugene necessity for immediate measures for its relief, | paquonstrances of colouial correspende will probably induce the Emperor to return from Ischl | (9 send forward excessive supplies of thew devorpuecs | eetine 7 won, On Monday the announcement that discount | to Vienna sooner than wax originally proposed, ned eer atvnced. Wo 7. Boe cee arte gd ein np Leese emanate nie easbeoont aiuto ed omipmeas enmante cee te | o \ Mr Pe ot by Alarm—Plush, 3 » an el to realize z pent in this city, attemy to blow out rains. ‘capitals. we he's co iy m—Phus “J = pants Kis tics Ber eh tie. ad! caah,” Nost day tha panic | The'unfortanate man dia uot bill bimpelf on tae spot, bus | ttend te Sane acon tres caeecteae ie tamer? aan | om tet “oth. (taken) ety ote RUC Deen, ee oat minne Clases eaves | $12.000.- 2% BXCRRDIN« ‘was even more intense, sales being reported at 588,; but | he is not likely to recover, prefer to invest their Mouey lh the rarions meal pont | WOK 4 againet Mr Drinkald’s M. Dobler, 2"years, | Hipons ribbons, laces, embroideries, hosiery, glover, witha | Weicsccured mortgas ~ ‘tm the course of same afternoon there was more inquiry, | Credit Bank shares have fatlen to 198, Northern Rail- | stock andertakings, which offer more teneibie meimcormenes | Ont TH (akon) large assorument of fauey, goods all Inarked do. a Y : wn to mult the | whoie or part payment. Ayply TOMER MORGAN. nme] ‘tbe market closing firm at 6s. Since then prices crept | road shares to 167, and National Loan to 80!;. London is | than are to be found im the rreculauve Vases of bay 2 to | againet Count F. La Grango's Madile, de Chantilly, | times. RONALDSON, 719 Broadway. | Motropaaltan Bunk, Pine street, taken Tagainet Mr. Wigram’s Cyrene, 8 years, 6 st, 7 1D, ntique ute, pee quar Wel Ty Mr R Ten Browck's Prioress, 7 st. (iM- | Also cloths, silks, velvets, trimmings, &e, Clearing out hoy’ hen extra) Gardieas of cost, beri A of merchandise with which the market w Une direction ie | ine! ™ ee BA RGANs BARGAINS BARGAIN JAMES RO. nd other styles of cloaks, at equally low pri NALDSON, 779 Broadway, bas marked down bia entire WELL FINISHED Joc sale for Unie eum, gradually up under influence of brighter prospects in the | still at 10fl. 1k. wound 3 yours, tet. Sib ) : nw SM Sooney and stock markets, touching 623. Ccrmntaas | Sarenass wecaaiiic canada. alah’ clare ute Eee ea Bh oT oe td bet ht > ree years, fet. OMBAZINES, BOMBAZINES. OR SALEIN WILLTAMSHURG, AT. A GIRAT Ba esterday, To-day there was again a smart panic, and for OF EUKOPE AND THE SHARES. upon’ merchants. ia the moiher country af wabhaad. | 2%. (hen) W. JACRSON'S New Mourning Store, Fa ’ ry. feash in ton days sales were made at from GOs, 64. a 60s. 9d. ; hipeer M3 to Pagainet Lord Angiesey's Tricolor, 3 years, Sat ing without animation nominally at 6ls. No. 1, 64s; i peetrigpedwhacsg sue ie Rll yo a BG. MT ) ; No. 3,593. The report that one of our local banks was | We will not speak of the traffic nor of the hopes which | The business of regulating #u; by a reference tour 40 to L against Mr. C. Capel’s Prestbury, 4 years, dnt. (OAKS AND LADIES’ CLOTHS.—WE ARE NOW - ireMents is UDqUeStONAbly a lukk of considerable 10th (taken) J offering our entire stock of the above desirable goods at OR SALE—IN EAST NEW YORK—TWO LOTS, OM o to Dagainet Baron Rothechill’s Ellington, 4 years, | Tetatl, below the cost of importation on manufact) Ladies ‘561 Broadway, between Spring and Prince at. | basem = on eee ee sell for $2,000. Inquire al very heavily involved with several large failures, and the | jt legitimately causes to be conceived to the advantage of 4 resignation of the manager, have contributed much to un- | railways, ina country so rich and so litle turned w ac- | difficulty, and can ouly be elected by heuer lame fe Wil dad's erga Seoetincal st Sow prices far onab only. saeltnShery corner at sats sea Van Malem seme le our market. count, in'which, by frosts in winter and drought in sum- | quaintance with the fluctuating conditions which gowera | ML Mh (ake) pS i GE Lee or Eee O., Paap pe a ho | THE MONEY CRISIS IN IRELAND. mer, the internal Bavigalion is suspended during half the Australian trade is at least sufficient to protect them 80 to Dagainet Lord iale's Gleosinger, 3 years, A und 82 Chambers street, three doors frou Broadway. TERNAN, i* Mott street. (Dudlin (Oct. 19) Correspondence of the London Times.) | year—a country which is ‘divided by nature into distinct | against the grave errore Comimiltl by ‘outekle’ ebippere | Ot Ta taken) Pi ten See ee enas ane —" — anna = alain ‘According to the generally correct authority of the | regions, producing some timber, hemp and resinous sub- | Fortunately for the moreantle interest of Vectra thm | ¢ St Tagamet Mr I Ten Brook's Babylon, 3 years, OLORED VELVETS—COLORED VELVETS.—YARD (OR SALE—A COTTAGE AND FOUR ACRES ¢ lwrade report of the Freeman's Jaurnal, commercial mat- | stances, Raliere Wiest ‘and grain, some coal and cattle, | latter race is well nigh extinct, and hur ylebled toa clase | St (oakem) 7 ‘Wide Lyons velveta, $4 per yard. land in Weat Bloomfield, three ininutes’ drive. from the lters here are on a perfectly firm and sound basis, and, ex- | leather and wool, others iron and salt; so that each one | of traders who will doubt!ees, tu proces of time, permet $0 wo 1 against Mr. J. Colpitt's Daisy, 3 years, det. ae brik ew Bieiyeg railroad station, Price $2,000. Apply to 8. HASKELL, +4 pt the severity of the high rate of interest, there is no | supplies the others with certain articles, and ig obliged in | their proceedings w be governed hy principles of eamtion, | TP (uae). Ae & SORTASE ES f= Lan = DID LO Ipressure of any kind, There is not any urgency for dis- | its turn to obtain from the others most of the objects ne- | and their ventures W be occasionally arreted by the #ie RESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, DR SALE—THE FOUR STORY BASEMENT HOUSE, Jeounts, ane sean. a ic bes acting pretty ose cexsary for the existence or employment of its popula | tates of prudence. Pending such a deswable conmemmea Corres: Mane W—The i wed | And Bs ne ie ‘Consisting of guipure French Chantilly situated No. 125 Kast Hineteonth arent ad all the lsowards . Two ~) Livearoot ; ~The improv russe! ‘ s" ankruptcies appear 0 | tion. future alone can tell us the value for a network | tion, however, there i# necessarily aa abeenee of Chat Raticable in the cotton mar! eday has been Ghocheveuinure ead pintatelngen modern improvements, wel Hogi 8 ON tS * ler. ¥ Nast Dublin Gazette—one a country one, reported to be | of railways of all these conditions, which have not yet | contid h in othe ame. bar heavy and the ater @ Dublin caiced minmeane Sted cer aad kantie Men abtics ieee cee —— thentecwe dese: are ay Moreen er: Sad wae aly, moderate | Figured velveis in Ere rmed Cringes of various deateigtiins, | TOR SALROTHR FIRST CLASS-FOUR @TORY ENG- uence, a whole, the traders never passed through | can doubtat present that they will be most favorable ? The irregularity which unfortunately marked the iitias | po on 4 4; go | Allatarednetion of 60 per cent, lish basement house, 125 Kast Nineteenth street, 17x60, 47) By BEEKMAN & COMPANY, contains all the modern improvements, neam@y new, and im jwhat bas been a trying year with surer credit and less { No doubt also it is not necessary to discuss the question | tion of the postal enterprise undertaken by the BE. aad A . disaster. High prices, high interest, dimi consump- | whether or not the capital necessary for the construction | Company has av led in increasing the povealiog Galina. pdm heles, of which 9,000 oh nd 473 Broadway. excellentorder, Torins easy and general dulincss have now ruled for many | of the Russian railways cap be found without too much In presence of the influewoes to which we have | [oh Tn ert . = eae tka. ee JOUN LLOYD & SON, 15 Nasaan atrent, fee a ae ee ae ater a eee ee | nee Toe tneedtale coateepenns aad, aidangh tee | «Oke 10. Theve Ras been 6 very quiet market for cot EMNROTDERTES OR SALEA WRAUTIFUL PAR, ACRE, ealthy location, largely tri a A Continuation of sale at a great sacrifice, twa to day is Sr pt ry to sell; Lebar Sy WEMAMAN & COMPANY, No. 473 Broadway, and a quarter hours’ travel; no ine tented ; 190 Bahia, O44. to Od. 200 Key ptian, Lhd bg. to F RS, FURS, FURS. —— | ines, Apply to 8, POLLLON, 65 FRANCE, now-wdays, and Russia if left’ to her ‘own resources | demand for the iaterior is ierknuan pes Uoeda ee would certainly be able to supply it. What we now sce | tion caused by it dors mot Vite” evades che PARIS BOURSE. Ocr. 19.—The market has been again unsettled, owing | taking place proves this, A tinancial journal, for exam- | There is a slight Hndeney towards Ht i ef ft i ng Fates on thee - ow Consols arriving with afall of %, and accounts from | ple, informs us that on tho first two days, the 13th and | market for bottled ales and beer, but the tegih | 2S564-; 700 Barat, BS. t0 74., cre repurted 3/008 bales, of Look, ok. YOR SALE—$5,600 ONLY FOR THE LARGE FOUR INew York bringing unfavorable news from the United | 14th of this month, on which the excl of serip for | goods still rules low. In the flour and gr: the on om i . Rate ab story brick house aud atore, 785 Third avenue; can Bates. Prices, however, have not materially declined: | definitive shares was proceoded to at St. Petersburg, out | prevailing Inactivity has made itself felt, and quitatione Satay: ramartoas berely reach | These prices ag al ig ly All ortmay M gag oy BE broes, after having been done at if. c.and declined | of 26,922 shares admitted to be exchanged, the capital | have accordingly been wavering. Vine Adelante towr | 5) cee ee eee ie the payer's | Nuk victoriues only $15 and $16, 15 Bowery. Ear ies Geet tak aca et ito 66f. 85. again rallied Ato 66t. 800, Mobilier varied from they Fopregent was # bald Dy antici ation Sn, 20,008. i. may be bought at from £24 to £25 108. dalee—all to (wade toes iyer's Ruch an we sold for $25. ig penis} ators 32f. 50c. . 60c.; Orleans, Sor. ,330f.; Eastern e midst e embarrassments wl weigh on most of mone! share market ents an ae of inl capes, with © and $35. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—640 ACRES OF LAND IN old shares, 687f. 50c.'to 680t. ; (lo, new shares, 672f. 50 to | the money markets of Europe, who can explain to ns | firmness, acwind bok songs hows piven ap ee belie serene, Cony Thame, Ger 20—The arrivale from | f reach mink huif capes and cutts, $12 only. Wisconsin, prarie, and weil lumnbered and watered, for & + thin day week have been lihe- | A beauutul mutt for 92, #4, and $0. Fal of aatineal and flour, but otherwive email. From LU ett porte We have received TE NBL quarters of wheat ane Perch yep bed sie af beams, 1608 quarters of Indian corn, 779 p The jady who lont a brucetet in ihe crowd. yesterday can . Purchase'dhe securities which the embarrassment or the | are coming forward at £80 to £84» and o!omg and Mol fe trhy et "Ue caer ie njady bo lok 2. bese house in the upper part of the city; no objection to « mort- age; the tie is perfect, and th best quality for far ning or grazing purpowes. Address for three days A. D., ce. f. 50c.; Lyons, 830f. to $26f.; do. new, 815f. to 810f.; | such a movement, if it be not that on the one hand the | tion of investment seekers, and have changet hands at 29 Northern, 876f. to 870f., and Southern, 671. to 670F. Russian railway shares are being taken by persons of | per cent premium, Bank of Vieworia are worth £01 ‘Half-past Three.—The market was heavy at the close, | foresight, and on the other that Russia herself is able to | Melbourne and Hobsou’» Ray Railroad Compouy's « when the following were the last quotations :-— i 435 per cents...... Crédit Foncier.. iMiberal and unenlightened hostility of certain European | bourne Kailroad stand at £20 and 7 ene : GANT FIRST CLASS pe. ‘end month, ae Belgian 436. ‘ capitalists have Aiscrodited ? will not, the Impassioued government debentures have recently beon much it } ; ne a... ed a, oes pun fan HITE & BIRD'S sarown stone tig 5 Piedmontese (5). jetractors of an enterprise formed wi ch prospect . done : . ve < : Malden Is eau street ; most supel Lapin eeses So ieee SERACIOES OF Fe Sacre. [UeB od Wits. Som, Wromeois | iia after, aed Baye Geen Gane ay SRSERes., (08S ERY tae, Gaee Gay Sean bosinwes doug | si a niyie, with every improvement. Will be sold on reasonable Bank shares... _ alarge fraction of mankind, some day repent of hostility — im pew red Amerikan wheat fh bas brought full qa LIQUIDATION ae terms, or Will be leat a very moderate rent (o a good tenant, Credit Mobilivr. which is injurious to their’ own interests, and Dut hile Loes of the American Ship Richard Ander Se Se ey Sr aah ceedein dawns, BULEIN'S HNTIRE STOCK, ABET SG, 02 eee en een en Ne enerous with regard to ir fellow creatures ? son—Narrow her Crew. ~ S bapterewrs AY ADWAY, rhea. Coonepe i praca ese (Southampton (Oct. 17) Correspondence of London Times.) | Bat bee Aradwally wong, a vas i ae | es gn: aie of dollars of ESTERN LANDS WANTED.—LANDS IN TLLINOIS, News from Australia, By the arrival at this port vday of the captain and eee eee ee eee | eee Cloths, velvets, Wisco Tudiana ot hodies of from 300 16 GOLD YIELD AND EXPORTS—THE FLOODS AT SYDNEY | Crew (16 in all) we learn the particulars of the loss of the eone Gee any 0. aunat atendenes of buyers, and the Silks, fringes and trimmings, ee OPERATIONS OF THE MINT—AGRICULTURE aNp | Richard Anderson, Captain C. 6. Coftis, and the narrow be | ieetned ent 4 For eash only, eseape of all on board, The Richard Anderson was a full wetness dome in whewt war lin and quite of a rete At prices totally regardless of ariginal cost, Ap tals eeeveny 6 WOOL TRADE—GAS IN MELBOURNE—MARKET RE- full a thew b are cash term full pardellars, m Cosi a ship, and left Rotterdam for Baltimore on the 20h of | character, at full, pres for One cwmpinn, whic are DPSCKIFTIVE PAKTICULALS, he sent. Address, by letter, P. Neiliy, care of HM. a5 PO ss August last. On the 23d of September, when in int, 44 | Searce and bt» 26 pee a. Sees anleg Oe Gseioas ats William street, upper front foom, The steam clipper Royal Charter arrived at Liverpool | 9 N., long. 3812 W., it was found that the vossol had | #84 inferior qualities, Good barrel flour, of which there | MD superior du. duces cvsveerscrcrrrrrsres AON Qf an abe caer 570 ves BOTS on Saturday morning, 17th ult.,from Melbourne, after 4 | sprang a leak forward,andseverai hands werei¢mediue. | & Very Mitie here, mastened Ws value, bet sack - a FOR SALE. A monetary crisis of a novel kind exists at present in | rapid passage, with dates to the 14th of August, 118 pas- | ty put wo the pumps.” ‘The water conti No increase | Moar was te, #0. to 2s. per sack lower, amd difteult to rl) af reapaerne ae} LE jsome of the ‘manufacturing towns of France, such as El- | sengers, and 84,000 ounces of gold and 24,000 sovereigns | jrseveral days, notwithstanding the pumps were kept | Move atthe dectine. Gale and eames! met with a mote op cupenter On. O° 0 00 hy] —FOR SALE OR TO LE bout, Rouen, Ke. Silver change has become so very | inspecie on freight. She had also an extensive and vain- | going continually day and night and the crow evt quits | Fake cetuat at about late Pater. Harley eae, awl | ouperune do. 20 1: laearce that there is not enough to pay the workmen with, powrgee mg rag 279 bales of wool, 1,352 skins | Worn out. On the morning of the 27th moderate seb vg | Peas were ye a fair extout at full prices. oe | black & 38 w ao hi Saba land manufacturers are obliged to pay them in groups—in | and 13,625 bags of copper ore. ; a ao , 4 im ae tan sof fr and mest nsrwey Che bie T ES, other words, to give fiveor wix of them agold plece among ‘The news from Svduey is dated on the 11th of August. pie iy Peete, ajo emegrert ot PM eperted this morning wer ot a Om —ABARGAIN.—THE DAGUF em, which they must afterwards change into silver. | _ The Persia brought out the report of her arrival, batthe | the maintopsail, was blown away. At 9.30. PM, | PLP darter lor prime Galeta aud Odlows, amd aRe Bl we 4 $125. ‘aes Dian eke a ae he vreat establishments buy small silver coin of the re- | news, of which we give a summary, had not been pub-| the ship hecled over suddenly, and on going be. | OS Mh Per quarter for American mune’ aid yellow , white tae very cle bor $00 ut @50 or $4 Will be taken. Apply this day in the jealers at a premium, just as a premium used former- | lished when the Persia left Liverpool. low, it was found that the lower hold” wag | ™® *tll held a6 42+. to 4%. per quarter Bao Chenie A Ty to be paid on gold. PRESENT POSITION AND POLICY OF THE BANK OF FRANCE. [From the Paris Siecle, Oct. 20.) * * * * * * ‘The Bank was not established yesterday. It has passed rough many crises, and is more flourishing than ever. if we read its history, we shall see whether it was al. ‘ways by means of an increase in the rate of discount that it resisted the crises. These repeated elevations of dis- Jeount are in fact of much more recent date, and many merchants remember to have seen the Bank of France maintain its discount at 4 per cent, when the Bank of Fug Jand had fixed its discount at a much higher rate; and yet J&s prosperity was not affected. The measure of which ommerce now complains is more severe than usual, d it derives from a special circumstance a veri jmable social gravity. The new law permits the ank of France to raise its rate of discount; but new law does not derogate from the prin beiple of other laws as regards the interest on money. he Bank can lend at 63, per cent, but bankers forbidden to do so. low will the latter con to manage, in order to make their customers yy legally the interest demanded by the Bank? they find the means of eluding the law, and of violating the enactments relative to the in terest on Money ; see What a perturbation that would make im social relations? Such a man was a usurer yesterday, land as such worthy of being prosecuted, but at presant he ws so no longer. Pascal said,in speaking of mountains:— “What is truth on one side in falsehood on the other — But t wis case it is not a mountain which separates truth from error, it is a single minute—that whiob suffices for fixing the rate of discount of the bank. At such an hour it was Jeo mach—it is now 64,—at such an hour a money lender wan guilty of usury, and now be is not so, though he lends tall dearer? But let us make a very great concession to ose who contradict us; let us admit that the Bank of France, established to supply the wants of French com- merce and French credit, has po other means of protectiog jits interests in October, 1857, in the midst of peace and nercial prosperity, than that of raising its discount to 4 per cent; that is fo say, demanding (rom merchant o borrows 1,600f. nearly 100f. per year for fhe service. Admit this and what does it prove? Evidently that the insti on is a bad one and must be reformed, We demanded lrefurius when the privilege was renewed, and they must Ibe made some day. A bank which charges such a high mtereet ie not in either with the wants of mo- commerce or with of our social state. TRADE AND MANUFACTURES IN FRANCE. [Paris (Oct. 19) Correspondences of London Times.) Talluded last week to the difficulty experienced by the -antile and manufacturing classes of Paris in obtain lag cash payments. The resolution come to by the di rectors of the Bank of France t raise the discount on inercial paper from 54; to 634 per ceut has not improved their position. They have accepted the measure, how lever, without much complaint, preferring, no doubt, a omparatively high price for accommodation rather than st the period for discountable bills should be shortened. retail trade hag during the past week. A pneniotable pt jans, and of foreigners who we returned w town for the Tr: and the demat warm clothing, of which the Inecessity is gradually making itself felt, has grown brisk, “dead season” has lasted longer than usual, The Lyons and St. Btienne manufacturers ulate elves on having received so few orders from the United ra this year, aa they haw thus escaped the comacquences ‘the commercial crisis which has occasioned sw much in fury in the chicf towns of the Union. The last advices from New York announce that French silks were selling in that at from twenty five to bys f percent under the ma. afacturers’ prices at Lyons and St. Etieune, consequently shopkeepers do not intend to send orders to France ul some itnprovement takes place. Large orders were received in the coarse of last week the manufacturers of fancy articles (articles de Parie) St. Petersburg and other towns of Russa. similar ders, it is conthiently hoped, will be received to a ter extent, ax the modifications lately iutre customs’ tariff of that country wif! multiply the com. rcial transactions between Paria and St, Petersburg. consequences of an abundant harvest are pow in felt thronghovt France. The price of bread has fallen to 14 sous the 4 pound loaf in Paris, and to 12 «oas lim several of the departments: and these are, I believe, lahe ordinary in plentiful years, There was no her fall in the corn market laet week. Prices are firm Dut without any appearance of a serious rise. The «ffors eof wheat for sale were lee numerous at the last Marie market. The farmer’ resisted a further reduction, and prices remained nearly the same as during the previous At Sydney the floods were subsiding. The amount of gold coin issued by the Sydney branch of the Royal mint during the week previous to the 8th of August, had been £5,000 in half sovereigns; the quantity of gold received for mintage, 8,456 ounces, of which 7,000 es were for Melbourne account. ey gold fields bad taken down a wtal of 3,433 We take the following from the Melbout h of August:—Our last summary of local prepared for despateh by the Coluinbian, which left with the colonia! mails on the 234 ult. ‘The gold escort returns for the last three weeks show an increase upon the quantities brought down during the corresponding period of last year amounting w 40,087 ounces the quantities being respectively — I The escort from the The quantity slripped since our lastsummary has beon:— Ons. Total ounces shipped., Mount Ararat has, up to the present ti expectations which Were entertained of its proving an ex- nd rich gold field. The population is variously stated at between $0,000 and 60,000, and, as the reports of its richness continue to be most favorable, there is no immediate likelihood of any material decrease in the The auriferous deposits are said to extend over a very large area of country, and the mining is not difll. At present we are it no position to give an estimate of the weekly yield of the Ararat diggings, as the quanti ties of gold thence aro included in the escort returns of Ballarat and others of the older mining localities. The winter has been unuswally dry, and the miners have accordingly labored under great disadvantages in consequence of an insufficient quantity of water. a counts from the various nuining districts are, on the whole, ‘Tho following vessels have sailed with gold freights since the departure of the Columbian, July 22:— | July 22—The Columbian, for Suez . July Z—The Jason, for Catentta, July 2€—The King Philip, for London July 30—The Scotia, for Caleutta, ‘Aug. 6—The Avon, for Lond Aug. &—The Ocean Chief, Avg. 8—The Daniel Ross Aug. 10—The Heather Bell, fur London... ped from Jan, 1 to July 16, 1857; 1,262,604 9 veeeeeees 1,420,876 17 iled with wool freighta ‘Total amount, , The following versels have since the departure of the Columbian, July 22— July 2¢—The King Phill ‘Aug. 6—The Avon, for Aug. 10—The Heat! her Bell, for Londow.... Number of bales shipped from Gewber I Since then two more coun iniehed, and the remaining four are so near completion that their contents may be given approx. ‘The grand total of the whole of the colony ia there fore, in round numbers, as follows:—8,258 cultiva- farming 168,000 acres of were sown with wheat, 21,000 with oats, and 45.750 with cate for hay, the remainder of the ground being oecupied barley, maize, gardens, vines and tobacco; 1,700,000 bushels of wh $ 000 bushels of cata, or 2 58.000 tons of hay, of about a ton and a quarter to the land, of which 76.700 or 22 bushels to to the acre; and halt full of water and all the cargo adrift, the shy ume lying on her beam ends, The main span ud the forwai is set to try to get the ship y conld not got any canvas to hurricane. At 10.30 re UIs Wik and at 11 the maininast was aisy cutaway. At this time the hurricane was at its beight, and the ship still lying on her beam ends, so that no one could get along the decks. The ship rolled heavily, and the pamps were kept going, but with very little effect, the erew being nearly exhausted from their continued labors. The hurricane moderated as the night advanced, and the morning of the 28th opened with fresh gales and sq the ship still lying on her beam ends. at this was ‘The pumps were getting useless, and the crew continu baling Water out ot the quarter hatch with bnekets, but could not get much out on account of the being all adrift in the hold. This was continued during the day, and at2P. M. the gale abated; but the vessel stul made more water, and was settig down very fast. Até P.M. the Jongboat was got ready for launching. At7 they shipped a heavy sea, which carried away the longboat ana stove a second hoat, thus leaving them with only one boat. The ship was rolling very heavily to leeward, and they had to cut away the foremast (the oniy one left standing) to case her. At midnight, the weather getting more moderate, the last bout was got ready for launching, a8 the ship was still settling down m the water, and pumps and beling were rendered useless. At 2:30 A. M., on the 20th, the boat was got ready, and the second mate and ove man placed in ber, but in launching her she got half full of | Water, and in passing her round the stern of the ship she swamped, and the mate was lost; the other man was res. cued and the boat righted. In this perilous condition they remained tl the following aiternoon, when a_ sail was seen on the starboard bow at 4 o'clock. They hoistert a signal of distros, and as it was gettin, dark showed a@ light and burmed a tar barrel. At 4 P. M. they came within hailing distance, when the crew of the Richard Anderson took to they boat and wenr alongside the vessel, which proved to be the bark Ville de Fecamp, from the banks of Newfoundland, They were taken ou board, and the sinking ship abandonod, her state that (ime leading w the expectation of her capsizing and oing down i x very short time. ‘They left her im lat. 42, ong. 3131. On the 3d of October they fell in with the | bark Sir Edward Parry, of and for London, which took | them on board, and on the 16th transferred them to the Charlotte pilot boat, of Weymouth, where they were ) landed at 510 P.M. Thenee they came on t this piace | by rail this morning, and made application to Mr. Thomp- son, the American Consul, The captain, we believe, re turns to America by the steamer Arago on Wednesday and the crew will be sent home the first opportunity The sur Edward Parry is a South Sea whaler, and comes home, we are informed, with 300 tans of oil ou beard, af- ter being out three years and a-balf, The English Turf. Newwarker, Oct. 16.—Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each. Half amile. Cateh weights 3 subs, Mr. Courtenay’s Radulphus, by The Saddler (Mr. Cover. } date : ‘ 2 Mr. Sydney's The Lady A. (owner). Mr, K. Ten Broeck’s Borax (arewa}. Ternsc.—2 to Lon the Lady A. ‘Won by a head. WINNINGS IN THR CRSAREWITCH RACK. (From the London Tunes, Oct. 20, h accounts were wound ap on Monday; laints be any criterion Uh was most ratistactory; backers of horses were «4 of their liabilities by‘ the dead heat, Had Mrioress won the first time, however, the ring would have thrown in for an immense stake, but the dead beat compelled them to hedge to their bets about El Hakim and Queen Beas; Mr Ten Browck, as usual, backed Nis mare, but he codplod her in very few doable event bets, having taken Pryor for the Céssrewiteh, and Prioress or Babylon for the Cambridgeshire; Pryor, however, suddenly went amiss, tunately for its owner, unable to last week. very large wamers although several lucky. p took 1,000 to 10 about Pric publication of the weights, but’ who were, in consequer of the mare's wretched running at Choster, unable to “get out” of theit money. {From the London Star, Oct. 20.) The merits of the American horses and the honor of the English wrf were vindicated at Newmarket. Jonathan had fair play meted out to him, and a proof was afforded him that English jemen and English gentiomen do really conduet their «ports in an and hat, however strongly they may gain,” they are re ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN. Quem, New 3, 1857 The Canadian Serew Steamohip Company steamehip Tudian, from Liverpeo! on the morning of the 2ist ult, ar Tived here this morning. ‘The steamehip Angie Saxon arrived at Liverpool from Queber on the 20ub. ‘The political news is of the some tenor as hat received by the Arago at New York — Commerctal LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. The sales of the three days in the Liverpool cotton mar ket were only 10,000 bales, of whicl lators, Business was checked by th discount, and prices closed at 1 16d. a igd. lower, the =ales of Tuesday being but 1,000 bales, all to tbe trade. Moser Richardson, Spence & Go., who quote the dechne, give ao prices. LIVERPOOL BREADSTURPS MARKET, Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Oo. quote the breadetaff market quict. Flour unaltered. Prime red wheat, from its searcity, brought the full prices of Friday, but whute And inferior reds were eater w Guy. Indian Corn, in Fe tail inquiry, at previous rates. Western caual flour, 206 Ble. ; Ohio, S28. a Bie. Philadelphia and Haltimore, Sis adie. 6d. ed wheat, 7+. dd; yellow and mixed corm 6d. a Te, Md. white corn, fis. a dle. 6d. Richardson Brothers quote ‘dour declined @ Corn a shade easier. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Oo. quote beet quiet; bacon steady; lard very dull and pominal at 00s. a Tis, pork quiet; tallowdull and in but small imquiry, aud prices weak —butchers’, 648 LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. hes had advanced to 44.5 poaris firm, at 4x. @ . Quercitrou bark was nominal. Koeln dull Sugar quiet. Coflee dutl, Tea—Sales unimportant. Rice ‘Spirits turpentine steady, at 8s. 4d MANCHHSTER MAKKET. The advices from Manchester are unfavorable. There was nothing domg, and goods were ollered at lower prices, LONDON MARKET. Breadstufts dull. Wheat declined G1. @ Is, Coffee slightly lower, Tea—Sales unimportant, common Con fou, 1,14, Rice dull. Tallow stuhily declined; P. ¥. C., Scotch pig iron, 608. 4 665. od —— “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, 471 cas THOURAND CHENILLE SCARES: Wal be Ofered THIS MORNING, . ” Twenty five canta each. UBPDELL, PELRSON, LAKE & CO 475 BROADWAY, SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND FORA, Ladies who desire lo reonomiae, by buying good articles, dw examine tbe CLOAKS, rs AND FURS, With which our tmmense establishment te filled. ok wall new, of sterling quality, and charactermed by and elegance, and ibe great reduction tm pric once pereieved and appreciated by cur cur ome CHALL&S STKE! $150. WORTH OF MOURNING GOODS, ‘o * men AP A SAORI | see ar, trom 2) to iT cent below cost of IMpo ig CALL AND EXAMINE N. B.—Best French kid gloves t* per pair. W. JAUKSUN, Mourning gourds, SOL Broadway, between Sy $200.000 "2. cas * present monetary cae of Ue G™ AT SALE OF CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, “ 22 W canes unbleached cotton Dieaebet abirung muniin, lous bis eanh at baiee weactet wi he Were dinap) nied io cettung «bears aun had beu a quotation of prices in 40 misiead, suilice to say dw avout tworthirds weir black and gray cloaking cloths, obs of Fie irmumIngs ud gallons, 2 carions of Kuipure lace, Ldecartons meh broche fringes, W pteces nob Uiack silks, block Lyons velveta, THE WHOLRSAL UP SEALS will be eacluiaively wet f ware , nomiins ca purchase their own tmatertala ap or get made their own cloaks ata considerable saving Now ou sale at BULPIN'S MANTILL\ EMPORIUM, Wl Browdway, New York. AL per cont less than cont eon a 4 Us morning at 9 o'clock And continue through the werk, At BEEKMAN Spouranue, we gus": GREATER, GREATEST tn Bayadere tite, for $1 per yard. ZAM yords just opened by Week MAR COMPANY, No. 473 Broadway. Bargabos yet offered "e8 REPECTION IN CLOTHS AND FLANNELS. BALLARD VALE PLANNELS, 2s. 6. per yard, WRIA FLANNELS, all widths, | Cobored and black clothe for indies’ cloaks, 12s, per yard, ¥ beavers, ese BERKMAN & WS Hrowtway AMES A. HEARN, 7) roatiway, ahowe Ninth st IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRI bree! ye enw Cloaks, all new atylen 38 per c he Rey aaeeriment ct au) kinda phan great variety, 39 pot cont under cost ‘Wool plaids, aud All dross good, AL enormous reduction Linas, hosiery and utber staple gooda greatly reduced, Nn“ Ls % OPPORTU NITIES, LADIES, Remember, F10),00) worth FANCY FURS, GRNTLEMEN, Remember, 82). worth SOFT HATS, PARENTS, Rem mber 910.08 worth HOYS HATS and CAPS, FANCY HATS, 18 OF DH me BAYADERE SILAS at Se per yard. 2 RENCH MERINOES 30 comes ork Te Rech TAS only be Ht p MBKOLDRKIRS ai hall price. 4 but @ammall aperimen OF THE ORRAT Bade upon our enure . which must be disposed uf al any aactitice DEK MAN tawr, piad worth a. te. et doable width 1 to be med wt Pinida, Iie. worth Oe 10 bomee Wily biewshed howling Is @L worth 1 We. GY bales and boxes fC ombraee hm only, ALEX cpyerounty a as possible One & ASVEK JUNE DS, BI and Ad Cncharine srmet nore suey Mouroe. NB —No comnecton wth a6) shor Buse in the weet 7 LADIN Twelfth street Met bent of int ty that in com bie | the principal hotels and theau LIGHT CASH BUSINESS, $1,009 to 81,50) per year. Toa lng the aboxe siya chance Apply to HOL, ry FOR SALE, A DOWN TOW $600. aeinkinn “tiuanne ON particulars inquire at 29 Broadway $600 CITY DESPATCH POST AND EXPRESS FOR « sale —A well establish freight and letter ex- p 2 a good business, will be sald at a sacrifice: pre. pit proprietor wishin wave the city on account of bad heaih. Apply to LIVINGSTON & CO, No. & Boek- man street, ‘ORTUNITY FOR ANY MAN WHO UN. cr down town bar ant lunch room business. For sale cheap, the lease, fixtures, china, glass, table linen, 4c., of one of the best situations In York, “App turiher particulars to Mr. JONES, 40 Exchange place, any day between 1dand 2o'elock. “The rent is low and premises +plendidly adapted for a large business. N ESTABLISHED FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY for sale—L0 an extensive bust ensh required, YROCKERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP—IN THE J most business partof Fulton sireet, Brooklyn, will be disposed of ata bargain, in consequence of (ie iil health of the Proprietor. “Apply to J. BUNCE, corner of Henry and Ful- istreets, HEAP FOR CASH. —FOR SALE, A GROCERY STOR! wit alan 1 the there htares and doing & go Dusiness, Would hay ection to lake a prrtner, with & wi eapital. Apply to SU AN & ENGLE, 93 Murray ‘OR SALE—THE GAS FIXTURES (INCLUDING ONB wou id furniture, con- of sofas, chairs, setters, crockery and plated ware, belonging to the ‘Odeon, Williamsburg. Apply to JA‘ RED BPAIKH: Raq. 02 John sirens New York, orto W. PARR, foot of North Fourth street, Williamsburg. FOR, SALE, ONE OF THE OLDEST AND Beer TIN rooting and stove establishments in this city, now doing & good business, containing @ first rate stock of sioves, ran and tin Ware, and all the toolx necessary for carrying on & large business. Will be sold for the a Vato tack ad loola it may contain by appraisement ai cost, Apply av giset cites ball door betwee the beure <b anh Se’eloa P.M." Agents need not apply. JOR SALE—HALF OR THE WHOLE OF THE WHOLE- sale and retail pork stall, 22 Essex market; it wi ye dine Hosed of ou eany terms, “Apply at the stall beiore IZ o'eiook, J. JOR SALE—A BUTCHER'S SHOP, WITH FIXTURES, at 0 sire OR SALE—A SALOON, FITTED UP IN TDE MOST rompiste and elegant style and one of the best and most desirable locations on Broadway. Inquire at the real estate business agency, 81 Nassau street, room No. 12 R SALE, ravi OR 9000 WILI. Buy THE STOCK, AND fixtures of & first class tea rocery store Woing a gerd eash ousiness: ‘For fukber information, store, Ds) Kighih avenue, POR SALB—A DINING hh, wt 108 Fer erice ive of W or parucu quire of aN anal alah OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEAT PUBLIC HOUSES IN the city, ritusted on Broadway, and in the vicinity of ail For further information VAN SYCKEL, 39 south William sires LODGING HOUSE, the marke: WAM, tl quire of BESSON SALE OR TO LET—A SPLENDID BAR AND BIT~ m, wit arnished, and on Browlway tor ch or gator F saloon; a five yeare’ lease. Kent low, quire on the premises, 616 Krowdway, NERS DRPOT AND STATIONERY #TORE—POR SALE cheap. doing & good pusincss. Apply on the premises, e per BY Biveckor street, New York. ) PORK DEALERS —FOR SALE, A FIRST RATE pork stall, om ew York, well extabliahed. Thin is rare chance, Inquire of J.M.&J. VARIAN, 30 Tenth aroet, or Now. Tand § Jefferson market, ORNING, IN A GRAND STREET ae K, an old fashioned laste. . The finder will ve Hberally rer itat Madame Barnett’s, No. 537 Broadway mT ke, nemely S1f, the 120 kilogrammes for wheat of [REWARD—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A first quality, and from 28f. to JOf. for other de wptions. In the markets of the central depart tx quotations were lower, but were firm or acre. person who will ‘This result ie moet gratifying. In 1865-'56 there were | emulation. In thy 4 }- only 161.000 acres in cuitivation, and in the previous | can horses bad remarkably lement treatment. The handi- Your only 64,715. In South Australia last year there | capper placed such « light weight upon them that an No. 1 Boud sireet, the above reward will be paid. AD ifs — Ms A. JERKING FARHON ABLE higher in the east ant in Alsace, where purchases | Were 205,423 acres under crop, so that we nearly equal | American gentleman, in my presenes, expressed his in Made and put op t ‘ ciweee Rering Prime O8T—BANK BOOK, NO. 12) ON MANHATTAN . ace oo Pi r . nu at agricultural neighbors, and 8 cause he showe tl _ | (They would especially oni] artenuon to ther select stock of ormeng the atten of New Vert Kavines Imetitution One doll wart will be paid on were made on account of Prussia. e ship great agi ighbore. and next year we shall | dignatie ause he said it showed a with to un. | $They esp or hangings mung ihe (ote . PR hye ap ments of corn for Spain have contributed to keep | have passed them, as from the vigor with which farming | derrate the horses belonging t his countrymen, All at Marseilles, Hard African wheat has | operations are now being pursued we may safely cal- | dissatisfaction i#, however, now lil to be lost ‘Washing to heep thoy, od AT <A PAIR OF STREL Sy ACLES, IN BROATD® pric en empl risen there from 34f, the measure of 160 litres to 36f boc, | exlculate that there will be 220,000 acres under crop next | in the general rejoicing, and the American sportsmen | During the winter, they reonttact to paper and decorate a to the Ris n Vesey sureet. IM appears that on Saturday last the market at Arras was may fest sesured that their triumpl in Kagiand Private dweiings at cost prices. ° Ak rewar 1 be paw returning them to A. Kara PALL PASIONS, beet Pine street or wo West Wash: place. not overstocked, and that prices remained firm, without Land still maintains a very high price. At a govern: | excited unfeigned gratification amongst all classes and Their stock of variation from the previous week. at Crewick, near Balarat, fait | conditions of people. That an English jockey should have | ries every variety y ‘Although a large quantity of wine has arrived atthe | agricultural land, rather badly situated as regards a mar- | secured that triumph, is regarded with peculiar pleasure, Closed ot ‘Window +h ~~ d style, whieb must be yal 1 sty seb ma MAIDEN LANE —LADIER WISHING GREAT dargains im fancy o- OST RANK BOOK NO. 51168 OF SEAMEN'S BANK 4 for Ravings. The finder will be y¥ rewarded by their new store, | wine market of Bercy, prices are well sustained on all | ket, sold at from £3 to £4 per acre. Crown land, eight | because the New York papers indulged in the most shame- 1, previous tor oe vn re rhawe 0. ! Ba qualities, nor ts any Iniportant reduction anticipated ‘tur. | miles from Melbourne, of very inferior quality, sold two | futinvecttves against cur native piders, and warned Me. | Deere danwary tree to cca, olere Savwg 4 hb Peter L Buchanan, No. 9 Merchant Bx img the present year. An improvement « taken | days ago at an average of £30 per acre. ‘Ten Broeck not to put faith inthem. It would be unjast, | Lace and mustin curw = ot ay | roe tere lee om her he es per teee ee in mew Wines in the markets whore prices From the Melbourne Gaeette, published on the 8th of | however, to praise English jockeys at the expeuse of the rnicen and fixtures, | GhUmGR 8 BA sare 0 Mentew same OMT A TAWER AT. REWARD WILT, PAID FOR Psfarion, wd Rowsillon, which was sold in the county | August, we gather the subjoined particulars of the average | American ones, and I may ere record it as the opinion of 2 LARMING SACKIFICR IN MILLINERY — Sanam STRESS RUWARIm I or itd irant sree NY wr the vintage at 75f. the bectolitre, now brings 80f. jlives and assets and of the capital and profits of the | ali the exporienced riders engaged in tho race for the PPORTUNITY FOR GREAT BARGALNA, AL work of milharry amt me geek ol be otered | cm ST La Te ana MV SSf, Brandies are also looking up. Spirits of wine | bahke in Victoria for the quarter ended the 30th of June, | Cesarowiteh, that Tankesly rode Prioress in the “first McCOKMAOK & SIMPSON, | for darty days omiy, regartions of ow BROOK LYS eet root ie quoted at 108f. the hectolitre in | 1857. In the shope of liabilities we have notes in cireula- | heat’ with great care and pat! and perhaps, afer ‘Un and after Monday, November 2, will oifer their magni. | fered aud Will be mol ai wai hive dog. The fi tion [a eneg beg Td; Se ea ly 10s. | all, it was an accident alone which prevented him from aa- | cent stocs of French ‘Pinbroideries, laces, rivbous, dress aud MMONE M6 Bemtway | 60.; balances due to other 2, 564 138. Td.; de | sociating his name with the triamph of the “stripos,’’ | cloak wimmings, &e., a Suns, FURS PURE sae fe ts not hearing, interest, £6,000.112 14s. Rd; doponits | American sportsmen asserted that at sheate” they would a, T I renter saeriions ng interest, £956,450 11s. Td.; making the total lia- | beat us, and strange to ay, they carried out their threat 11 be found well worthy tho attenuon of indies, | ever Wass cand bilities £9,00,300 11s. 11d. On the side of assets we find | upon the first opportunity, Stil the English horses were | agitieitimsiude a very vonuilful varvey iuevery depactneny | TS 4.0 Peers — —coin, £2.966.447 Hs. ; bullion, £526,121 de. 10d.; landed | pot disgraced, for Priotese received weight from many | at Are cow mating of Gur tolastte df fern enh veben, THE CONTINENT. £281,797 1s. Od. ; notes and bills of other —, animals of her yeat, whilst Ei Hakim, ath ear old, who: At the | heen Woetime, Alp fred way TLROADS AND TRADE IN VIENNA—PRESSURE ON Se.. balances due from other banks, £1,020.011 | was geiected in the Morning Star as the winner of the thew « Warcremes, Ss on & THE BANKS. government securities, 170 Lia. 4d.; | race, met her, a four year old, on equal terms. After all, rn lane amd 19 Coder surewt Yenna (Oct. 17) Correspondence of Landon Times.) all debte due to the banks, £7,400,606 18s, 34.. | too, the fact of Saunterer, athree year old, carrying Sst. two or three days it will be officially made known to showing @ total of assets amounting to £12,173,712 | S1bs., and being within six lengths of the winner, does not NX. lis. id. Under the general heat of capital and | testify much to the quality of the competitors: will be sailably rewarded by Brooklyn. a 7 Wine Wert INTRIAIA WAND A Nopews immde, while going throngh the ‘general Post The Gander will be rewarded by leaving it a 110 Woo it apprehensions on more confident, as ut year will be kept for drinking, from their sape- quality, oo * Senue, bewween Ninth and Tenth streeta, Ne fork, and 248 Fulton street, Krooklyn. a Te our Brovkl ore wt C a found A spieudid stock of a . liners, Which Will be oifered at Treneb miiinery Half price. Bo regard whee The reduction In every insiance ta warranted bona fide. One price only. Dersily rewarded 'y them eRe eo ie testiem Railroad other, oreer of Deent) «mk erert and Fourth avenue. THE aD iNet 4 ‘NG FROM NO. 3 Js paid we coat, Abt every erica guaran ued. ‘ o Irond shares will be brought Do wot let the nppartwnity pase ie es , ei arent the begining of the year 1899, and | ProMt we have the amount of capital paid up set | Much indignation was expressed by the gentlemen | Som — " 7 eniars & S'Pory ane ies toiorabiy certain that if the communication bad been | JOWR At £5.828.370; the rate of last divilend ranging | sportsmen at the decision on @ disputed bet which was | A FRW MORE 1 or | Clineer Nuslding am } between made a forwight of three weoks ago the crisis would | from § to 22 per cent, the amount of last dividesd | posted in the subsoription room. That descision was LADIES PATENT MERINO VESTS, ae Se ene | Fest, oF in Forty second nave been fariese severe here. The creditors of Bosko. | £381,437 4s. ;and the amount of reserved protte, £1,283,019 | companied by a gratuitous expression of opinion which e AL) or | DemEAT EDUC TiO®. | Soceio Cereal Palace, « easy god chain. The finder wy! vas & Co, have net yeu nccopied the proposal ot the Credit | 778. 10. oo iakted ty eue, We take the foitow- | Ten eaunvarrenable ae, Kwan contenty to all prevetent. | Enns HEAVY RIDESD SuTsAs AND DRAWERS, G aw aay | KEN ole Wired Bank to advance a million of florins on the assets of the | yr, oon. ns @ notice war, Lam giad to state, withdrawn, and it is omy ' from the Argue of the 1th of Angust—The stroete o id that the case will be re-heard he: 7 And . Will offer hie Inrge mock of MILL . S FRIDAY, ow > ic TP_IN NEWARK bankrupts {Hat WS aes Cradle | {ls eity were hiehted with ga for the rat time last night “Copan ‘Arinstrong seems to be still the presiding genias bot ante TL Seacene, tin oe tet | ON anal ont namet, teas,” the capenen Bank is (he principal creditor of the Armef Boskovita, and | 4nd ihe ovent wae convtvially colebrated by Ko of the ring, if the reports about Apathy's running at New. | a4sq, has THe iis nah ond ibs the putea coapenses temeote | (eeeaee sane, “Emre propery snd ves S76 8 to creditor y fin oom “ Snag market are to be bellowed, It is statert that the stewart ) open 80) doren oo 2) - ete oe oan ar wa wena ee credthors py the extrenve whith of the strvets and the great inuwrva. | or the Jorkey Club have fiaen requested by the owner ot | wee eter goods for | CB cc debened i clisem, ‘cruese polagty cuscbah Ga WOOK NO Guam Or THR IyeTITCTION FOR “ fe 7 3 in other countrie a standards from cact » the gene ly to investigate the charges mad; ‘ vs and gentlemen, ome - —- hant's “ wen lo penta vrctaety be considered fut og, bat “Rustrian | Pat effect Was not so brilliant as had been generally atict aN only race meeting which will cy A unot aie we eraner, nto ————EEE aren of burinesa are prone to indulge ih false xentiment, pated: at the same time the light given is immeasurably | of racing men on the Home and Midland Circuit will ba | an BAA Brondway. 's RS ART, Whigs 200, FROM Tie ——.. = bs «aes nperiot to that of the off lamps which have been su- . here, how Md . oo expees Ube Gihere choaie ore for them than | eure’ - | that at Warwick, where, however, « true bill”? are likely oy woul do for thers. pt * at crisia the | Perceded by this mode of illumination. The event, how | to be found against the 2 ever, constitutes an epoch in our civic history. Here foundland dog, with the name ant resid rs ealen by & boy, who te el piders. ‘The racing will not be | 4 T THE GREAT SALR } uninteresting, And people will visit the city of the redoubt A OF MOURNING GOODS, 55) HROADWAY, ! moneyed world has continually fooked to the Finance De . 4 yor cent below cont of importation. war F tinent for assistance, and it dons not seem to feel that MARKETS, unvieh In the expectation of sewing sone inn gcasts Rouble width shepherd plaids, B conte, : ‘ ioe ceaseless interference of government js its bane Sypxey, Anguet 10.—Flour firm, withont alteration in | portant movements relative to the Cambridgeshire, ag in 'W. JACKSON'S Mourning goods, nor have an When the Credit Rank and the new. railroad companies | price. Liquids a litde easier, but holders not disposed to | anticipation of witnessing exciting sport. Sneeze and Ol Broadway, between Spring and Prince sta. were established Haron Brack interfered mn their atfairs | sell in any quantity except at full Fates. A parcel of eagle | Special License seem as favorably weightod as anything | somes hich is fortunately totally unknown fn Eng. | and lion negrohead tobaceo from the United States had | for the Great Warwick handicap. OF the nominations fur Pca Park Nursery handicap, Polly Johnaon Flannele Reduction of prices, ) PURCHASE nt the: versons of hig recommen er om. | been nearly all disposed of at advanced prices, veulative ters of the. diferent Doarda; this of that “fem. hed ets wero i the market, but the trade ‘anteaters fo- | Baroness iy m ay holt an honorable, position In the re FATON & V0. } | 4 wrens wath Pane ryeceame in amount of shares at yecause he wished } quired all that was likely to arriv marketable branda, | turn list. For the Weiter eup 0 light weights, Cot. ‘heage Sates Y NTUSTRY a se w Jerald ates, erie “chould “be so. and "atte 'Conitt Henie “war | Sugars, with small etocks and anticipated short supply at | ringtan and Lymington will be found the move trust. | Offer thelr entire stock of the above goods, vogether with & Penreste | Oe eee eee ene On ie obliged to Invest Much more of ite capital in now railroad | Manila, were expected to advance considerably for both | worthy large assortment of Linens, | S250. Tee ae roe soe hares than it was inclined to do. The moral pressure ex. | raw and refined. In groceries hive domg, buyers with- BETTINGS ON TID! CAMPRIDORSTTTRER, ‘Quilt, rect, aear iieradd othe, ning feed Was at last #0 tnbearable that the Board of the | holding purchases until the weather was sufficiently sot [From the London Times, Ovt. 20.) Damask napking , edit Bank lost patience, and positively dectared that it } ted to admit of a better eapply of carriage U the inte. So briskly was the settling conducted Chat little @me and clothe, a WORTH O Ad not take sharet in the Garinthign Halleoet ts the | ror. The quantity of wool xotd for the week, 08 bales, | was afforded for ue reaumption of butting on tke Gun ae aap 5 ap hae, previons | bridgeahire; Oto 1 to <100 was booked about ED Hakim, sesicembes | ount of 16,000,000 florins, whieh the Minister of Fina an eniloavoring to force it todo. Tt aly con. | weeks, at | and both Meestiasian ther the Anetrian Rank st Oy firmer. Fighteen balos ¢ nent on their hest quot mt, as A ha DOO Po¥erved thet fereige | seomre:! lami Lael roeiceent ae dd per ID, Geeee, be, Ok | tilly. orlto hot Agared at all sur of was lorger than that offered during the of the low excited mech cloxebat animorove