The New York Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1858, Page 8

i NEW YORK HERALD, wenn OCTOBBR 9, 1858. for £30, he has been & The Our lowa Correspondence. nt ae mgd His fellow citizens, . before ha gearing = 28, 1858, frapsiated trom the Paris Pays, Sept Four Docen, Wasermn Couns, lows, Boyt. 2, Yeaving Melbourne for England, subecribid 2400, and Youk P ygeii. 11, for he NEw) pawn why the Kansaz Public Lands are Withdrawn pont hye emer ay Foo Of plate in the * ped upon between te 7 poets From Marka—Results of the Harvest in lowa—Btunders | country, wo be kept as an heirloom in his farnily. fearagt ,overnment of the United es Office Department, dc., de. NS OF THE DUKE DE M2 agopr, fevee ore Co Plgp oa pomers Saw tee S2 craps enstior sone bide tho ape Among the bans of Poblished, aa the Mairie re ca ‘ eroes the Inthmns ? o the Americans. The stipulations of | given in the Human of the 19th, why the public lands are of the Fret dorentieenet To yo ae io Cpr Steck Pes <p re at ie BA oy, wero taken of by ¥ ere ¥ uch as to authorize the establishment of | Witharawn from market in Kansas, and I would state that le Jv, a Potty tye uarters at 60C ie ncen Oerpocke island’ Veese. sod cargo total Me Americans the Isthmus and make their influence market was steady, w Fray, Prevail there eecbate manner. Teagon to be this: that so far as experience has taught 7 spe to the north and the ‘other south of Haweree—De That treaty {ich has just been submitted to the de. | the government and warrants this year have swal- Fomor err gn Renate, Ambaaaador of hia Ti | «Lunes “wes” steady, with sales of eovumon Rockland at | borsuns te board tna forsee, © erations ¢ ‘the Nicaraguan Lagisiative Assembly, bA® | io. than nineteen-twenticths of the land 0 eet Drltcio wat Lene fe ber Majesty tho * gai } thc end Inmp do. at $1. Eu tmasast—Key Weal, Sept 3—Flow m Deen Ere y modified, by the stipulations of | owed up more . Queen of Great Betsin and Ireland, Grand Cro fe W100 aid 82 Nava Stora. —The ‘ales embraced 1,000 bbIx spirits | «before reported na basing boon, uxhore on Garvatars article 15 7 bathe santibie’ sold, and at no time within the past ten years has Ten Honor, , deoYrated with the’ military medal, &c., = Seo Sa 4 Werpentine ot 600, raged ere ream ee erie Sa That riicle, as first written, stipalated that the United | there been any more desirable laud put in market than in | H-» residing aNPAry,, in hie, hotel, Avenue des Cuaraps % 80 530 Ons —The market for linsood was quiet at 780. « T4e. arc Aes att hee dienes. 8 ‘a. ’ “gould bind themselves to protect and maintain tB8 | ihe moo of June, 1858. In Northern and Western tows | Fine Chartior, hie wifes ane Mlle, Masia leabel Sopbis At 86 288 grudo whale and yyerm were without change of impur- | {her kuwood Waller, Bay Sev = aoe es ee ao pee wth the cake ae | nesrty all the pre-emptions were proved up on warrants, drea Francisca de Paula Valera de la Panioga, roniding at | Sop fe st i PRovisions.—Pork—The market was heavy, but without | pe) ne eup, om New Lonaén for New York, ashore ‘GF os so that they also should guarantee that neutrality; | therefore the experiment of raising fands to carry on the Jes ing he targa Biysies 87, daughter of Don 86 700 change of moment in quotations. The sales embraced 49 | ge pinck Point, sunk, has beet Pampad ont and raised: aud on ‘ther: the United States should have the priv! : ved od | pre tnlere 9 Yeas, Barcus de Paoleg, landowner, an Miz 750 4.60" bis, including mess, at $16 60 a $16 55 and prime | Monday ni-bt was towed Into New London, The D has sus. Tee a ae edd tunkionsof mes inte te | evvernment from the aale of the patio has pre of Donna de tos Dolores Aleala Galiang y Pereya, sg 60 at $14 2 a'$14 60. Beef continued heavy, while the sales } tated no aber inbary that he Greakge ot her aba ‘which tuo ports of Nicaragua, and from one place to the otier | ® *Rnal fallare, Marquise ve in Paniega, his wife, residing at Madrid. 102%g 100 embraced about 180 bbis., including new country prime, | caused her to sink. ‘aeroes the Isthmus, without the oMecials of Nicaragua pre Our busy town had a surprise this morning by the ad- ARRIVALS. 7000 iy Gon pds, m6 Vig Leb pt $7 aR; do. mess do nt $9.0 $10: repacked Chicago at Liverroon, Sept 19—A_ bri; paren belonging to Boston, & duties for such | vent of about 250 of Uncle Sam‘s troops, under the com- From Richmond, &c, in the steamship Jamestown —Mrs H ooo ErieRRathmibds B44 100 $11 a $12; prime mess was nominal. Beef hams were | (deals), burnt to the water’ ia wae pe parsed Aus 20 gat 33, » Green, Miss M McCaw, G WC Moore, Minx Meciowan, re \ | gogo aes firm, bat quiet. Cat _meats were in fair demand, wath | Jon 42,'by the Hidalgo, Suuh, arrive here is ‘agen The principal modifications made by the Nicaraguan mand of Major Sherman, who had seen some service under Rea p, Nsiee Ranney and servant, Mra § F Phelps, 1 M 313g 25 gales of 100 hhds. eported at Ge. a 640. for aboulders. we ee the Fernandiua, Cottrell, for Genoa, two Assembly are. im relation to the transprtauen of tops | the fag of Gneral Taylor at Buena Vieta and other pointe, Bh ae eats, Get Site 31% 1160 anad'8o, a Bdge. for Mn. Lard waa ih bettor demant, Ge at and munitions of war, to which two conditions have bee | They have been encamped the past two days near town, | Mrs 8 A sof Citddy and Indy, Capt Seth Faster, ‘HB | 2000 Brie 82g and the sales embnaced about 300 «400 Lbis., at 1034 ‘Lnhier inthe Seeretary of the Treasury, cocummalanine Gal ‘ghia, 08 allows securing forage for their endless train of baggage teams. i lor Ne Tn hwo Pion K Wey) 8 | 2000 Hud R RR 2m 91 Hc. and sales of 2,000 bbls. choice were reportod for ‘ihe for the position, and directions for cleariag a dangerous rock iat each time when they use that right, the | preparalory for thelr march to Fort Ridgely, aide ‘C Amend, CL Chinn, Mrs er, Walter H | 9990 Hud RRR3dm 70 Wert Indiee at 1340. Butter and cheres were in stoaly | faF Me positon, and directions for clearing 4 dangerous t United States government shall have first to advise the ‘The wheat in this State bas been much injured by the reer, James Alien, A Delaney and aohen a Kuhn, AMan- | 7000 Har RR Ast mge 88 demand, while prices were unchanged. tion of Lient Com Alexander Murray, USN, Asstetant iu the Biearaguan government of it; and secondly—and untloabt- | rast. There was enough, howgyer, raised last ycar to 1D Bremond, § G Davie; and 10 in steerage. 6000 LI Cen RR b st, 8834 Rick.—Sales of about 300 a 400 casks wore reported at | CoastBurvey:— ealy the Moet cesential—that those troops and manitions | supply the State without’ any Woportation from abroad, “From Liverpool, in the ship Marianne Nottebohin—Mre GN ‘én. 89 Se. a Se. a 8340. Coast Sunvey Stara, 3 ef war shall, in avy case, only be sent toanrd tha Ferri The corn was planted late, but has matured fine y, and | Lamb, Miss EP Lamb, J Rockwell, all of Connecticut. Svcane continued steady, with sales of about 1,000 a Beppixaron, Muine, Sept 10, 158, tery of the United States, and not against the nations | was out of the way of the frost three weeks since.’ The 1,200 hhds. , including 128 Sfnnis. Porto Rico common to | SiR—T have the honor to report ‘be, fin tins of Gangerons { , * rock off the entrance to the harbor of Portsmouth, NH, with ws air at 7 4c. a 7740., and the remainder, Cuba, at 6240. © } tite as gix And» alt feet of water on iat mean tow Se,, and 200 boxes at 7 igc. rock 46 a partof Triangle 1 and was found on the th of Wusxay.—Sales of Std a 400 bbis were reported at | Auyuer tty Lieut com Alect Murr Fay sistant i tho 2239c. a 280, ast Survey, in the surveving steam *, that vesee) sirik- Fon—Cod was active, with sates of 2,000 quintals | Ing with siofeuee on heer waswctiad doe onany nown cl George's at $8 76 0 98 80. Mackerel and Herring were | KHIREL Con Surrey bas Tarnished the following deta for the reographical position of tila danger to Uw navigation of the vic ‘Tea.—The public sule held to-day drew w fair company, | Fegemnlcal position Of dil danger wo but the bidding was not very spirited, and previous rates | “The monument on York Ledge bears N20 16 B, distanoe 13 were barely maintained, withont showing any important | nautical mile. Rexconrne at LOUISVILLE —ON8 Painren Snoors AxoTHER.—AD affray occurred in the streets of Louisville, Ky. , on the 25th (ult. afternoon,) which resaltert in the death of a printer named D, L. Ward, It seems that the “ Printers’ Union’? sought to get up a“ strike” im the Courier office, and failed. One of the printers in that office named’ Lindsay, who declined to act with tho es | “Union,” incurred thereby the ill-will of Ward, who was a “Union” man. Ward threatened to cowhide Lindsay, and had informed reveral persons that he was watehing friendly to the republic af Nicaragua, and, amongst otuers, the Spanish rep biics: ‘Article 16, which reculates the manner of interference of the United’ States forces, has been thus moiified:—That that ence can only take place Nicaraguan government nited Stites, and that when shall be imtroduced into Nicara. of that Repablic alone will have to ter vention is no longer needed. hay crop is most abundant, and is delivered in barn or stacked at $2 50 per ton. The government has contracted to deliver us two tri- weekly mails—one via Des Moines City, the other via Di Duque’ and Pacific Railroad. The result of all this is that sometimes I get a whole week's supply of the daily Hixatp in one mail. The reason assigned for th irregularity is, that on a certain muddy stream, 200 m: cast of this, called sometimes the Father of Rivers, there are a number of steamboats, and some of them have con 2000 Mich S P| m be 6 shs Am Ex Bank. 10 Hanover Bank... 5 Contineutal Bank 10 Park Bank,..... 104 & Artisans’ Bank.. 10 Del & Had C160 99 20 Penn Coal Co.... 76 60 Cumberland pref 17 25 Pacitic MBS Co,. lUzty do 102 Panama itit!?... 11 Gat & Chicago RR 8 lige. Finally, the Assembly has decided to add to the treaty | tracts for carrying United States mails, and thatthe mail for | for him. Lindsay was passing down Third street, and 50 change from previous quotations? ater on the Whale’s Back bears $78 W, distance 4 nau- & provise by which the government of the United States | Northwestern Jowa is taken by the ‘Said boats from the | when apposite the doorway leating up to the old Misonic | 459 Tipes.—The demand this week has been good. Sales to |‘ #! miles. ‘Binds iise.f to prevent in ite territory the arganization of | Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, at Davenport, ani | Hall, was accosted by Ward. A few words passed, Ward | 59 a large extent have been made, some liltlo concession has | , foom Island fe 634 nautical milen dlstant, and with Whate any expedition against Nicaragua, even when it would | transported up and down the Mississippi, and sifted uati! using very abusive epithets towards Lindsay, calling him 150 100 been made by holders of buenos Ayres. Sales have | Back on range wil{ nearly include the rock, ing 60 39 to southward. ‘The report of Lieut Com Murray contains aleo the following direction for clearing the roc sholter itself under the pretext of interfering in the dis been 14,000 dry Orinoco at 28%4c. a 2c. 6 months; 11,000 tarbances which may arise tn the country. Tho American it is thouy be gg ‘ight, and then sent over the iat re dry Buenos Ayresat 26c, a ogc. 6 aud 8 months; 3,000 a “d——1 rat, prairie westward saath ¢. one who Works for a rate of wazes | 39 Jess than that ¢: ished by the “Union,”) and finally Jecrnals are ali of the eame opinion as to the resolutions ee striking him in the face. Lindsay immediately drew a 650 dry Payta at 2l4gec. 6 months; 1,400 dry Caraccas at After doubling the Bell Seine Mf Boon Tsland, vessels should @f the Nicaraguan Assembly, and this does not astonish | Public Opinion inning to Move—The First | pisto! and fired, the ball entering the left breast. wae no See. Gene 2, ee ary Port ay Ma a * MWe. wee fied bale’ Back: ones 1a te & at least two points, until they > U 2 ‘ 00 die ee pen I pass the monume! es atatl. They pretend diat the United States are in. Movement in Great Tide of 1850, bp emer ry ig naga the Democrat office, and died | 99 RATHER, he deman n limited, prices rather | P Wecveek tae ie Gs sees Oo ates low i and wine suited ; that nothing equals the insolence of such a delibe [From the Nashville (Tenn.) Banner, Oct. 1 Dr. Colescott was called and | 99 tend downward. The stock of prime, middle aud over- Fasion, and they scarcely refrain from declaring war upon GENERAL SCOTT FOR THE PRESIDENCY. rendered whatever surgical assistance was possible. 50 weights are scarce. Receipts—65,700 hemlock, 7,100 oak; : fans — a Ms pee ie should & be buayed, | eae Nxaragia. ‘Dhie burlesque anger will be viewed in Ea: It was generally supposed that the defeat of General | Lindsay gave himself up, and with a few friends, went to sales 64 3300 hemlock, 4,200 oak; Mock 165,603 emtock, | this communicauon to the: hihthoniae: Bonrieand euthorky. oo ; repe as it deserves, and, furthermore, nothing is more | Scott, in his contest with General Pierce for the Presiden- | jail. $5000 Virginia 6” 4 26,200 oak. : pope it from the Coast Survey Oflice, in the uaual form, as a Fereibie in giving a just don of the pretensions and of the y in 1852, had effectually decided his prospects for that — Aone Pk a pote Pe _iussco Kentucky is quiet, Dat prices suibeiged, A ae Teepe, ne eoret intentions of the United States people. ievated poeition. But his friends—and they may be good inquiry continues for sh and seed leaf. The MT Sup" Witt Uierecxtcaordinay or eotiar} to international | faueie tf thesrande are waking ie maaan Te | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 30000 Tenn G's, £00.. 9135 rain tabaded 18 he, Rentcky atte wT2e: 889 talon | yuoy owns, Comm beatae eR TT ‘Maw if a State placed in the situation of Nicaragua towards | New Youk Heap, to which General Scott attributed his ag! Havana at 28c. a 50c. ; 548 bales Cuba 4 p. t.; 150 bales Yara Li Whaiemen. Arr at Boston 7th inst, schr Wm Martin (of Orleans), Oornell,. N Atlantic Geean, with 100 bbis 8p. 2 a0 bikfish oil. She United States should Uy to avoid, in a mutual treaty, ‘@ho consequences of a principle the secret aitn of which is defeat in 1862, is out in another article favoring the nomi- 27 cases Florida at P. b.; 130 cases need Waf at 10c, a T6e. ; nation of General Scott by the people, independent of @ 18¢ Prinay, Oct. 8—6 P.M. 10 shs Canton Co,... 19: paain to every onc! party, and the Boston Post Says that “‘a'movement is on : “ Arr at New Bedford jth inst, bark Mary Ann, Taber, At- oes not every one know what have been, and still aro, | foot for the organimuon of political clubs Ia various loca, | THe Principal topic gf conversation in Sere voter |, Sh Yet Bane Iwnuic Gren, of and vi Matiapcinets, wilt 700 bbls ep eaed. 40> ‘Bie inccesant derigus of the United States? Is it to be be: | tions, bringing forward General Winfield Scott as a candi. | has been the rumored sale of the Collins boats Bultic MABITIME INTELLIGE N CE, | downon. Beved that if they could hide with a legal cover an armod | date for the Presidency in 1860. Tt is stated that ample | and Atlantic to certain parties, for the uso of the aware bor Laieatpa Zenomsite, H Pacific: Ocenm; Juntor, Pacttio éoy, Mtervention in & Territory which is the object of Weir | funds are provided, and that it is the intention to run him Movements of Oeccan iteamers. new Nicaragua Transit Company. The facts appear to be, that the parties in question, who represent a powerful in- terest in San Francisco, have contracted—first, with the bid from below NLondon th, ship Gen Williams, Piek (hay- ing recovered from sickness) N Pacific Ocean. ~ leardfrom Sept 18, no lat, &e, Wm Gilford, NB, two weeks out, clean, all well, moet coustant desire, they would notquickly embrace the Qert opportunity Woreize Wat Territory aud establish their @omimwn upon it. Should, for instance, the United States @are to complain of the rnistrust which has dictated to the as the peopie’s candidate.” ‘This is an important movement, and if it should so far succeed as to bring General Scott betore the people as a FROM EUROPE. Weearaguan Assembly the stipulation which it has the ight and duty of mamtaining in the treaty. The govern- ment at Washington, and the journals of New York, arc greatly mistaken when they suppose that entra) America and Furope have forgoten the veeent — of Walker aud the erafty policy of Mr. Bechanan in that sad auir. And besides that, in virtue of what right should the Vrited States oppose the precautions which Nicaragua ‘wants Wo take? What international code bas admitted the Fight of a government to force upon another the passage @f troope and munitions of war across its territory, what ever may be their destinaton? Where is to be found the taternational lew which would deny to Nicaragua the right @f opposing the passage across her territory of troops which ure to act against its friends or against itself? ‘That the Now York journais, with their usual pretension, whoukd be irritated by the impediments which a legitimate eantiment of independence shapires to the government of DOcaragus, is but quile Guiural; we kpow their ways, and ‘Bey believe themselves the masters of the world, But it Seems 10 ve (hat it cannot be every where 8, and we have gbown that the United States had pledged themselves to do everything in their power to induce the other nations fo guaranive the poutrality of the Isthinus. * . . . . . Now the interference of the Weetern nations—which are mectber than France und England—has to proceed from ‘the initiative of the two covernments by all means interest ed i the neutrality of the transit route. We have not at this day w say of what great interest ® * & France and England w obtain the free passage of the Isthmus of Panama; the question bas been examined and resolved im favor of the neutrality, long since But it i* not enough to have ostablinbed principies—the taference bas to be drawn from the practice, We bei ‘Bhat ite above all things necessary in an afar of such Moportance, not to allow the government of the United States to act alone in view of their own private interasts, and bring, perhaps, about, for the gratification of their evifixh ambition, compications the consequences of which @anwot de loreseen. The Patent Office Building [Fiom the Wael During te past two nxton Union, Oce 7) three months great changes both i this building itself and its is steadily progressing, being tory, and bailt in a most substantial on te. The weet wing lorks of the Geo ‘rat rejected in the cases ‘onitien brought formerly Blied | beme by the expiring expedition, & Been removed to the Smithsonian 'Instite th on. But these mmacequate to contain this vast multitude models; and besides being filled to a large number are pied ia heaps on the tops of the cases, and still the namber increases. The inveutive genius of our countrymen grows more sad Bore prolific, and in spite ot number of patents which are iss applications are | 2 the Wort wing eive rejected ected, of mar sand models ‘Which extends the whole length of the wong, wil elusively devoted to the proper arrangement and exh Bion of these models. While they were in the basement ‘Chey could only be seen with great difficulty,as « was Gark, and they wore piled together tndiwermminateiy, and the dampnoms of the place was also unfavorable to their Preservation. but now they mar be seen to better af . and au hour or two may be ly and profitably spent in thie manner. Among these models are patterne of all sorte of machinery; beehives of a great variety of shape churns, exder mille and @heese presses; rat traps, by which the examine were not to be canght: pistols, pumps and paddi« oven, steam beer? and steering apparatus of puoo: improvements in household furuiture n bridger, fences, and gates, in steam on. and water filters Inonecese may be seen all the per Paretics of lamps and lanterns that would se m capable OF being devised by human ingenuity, and tm another are @alvanic batteries and magnetic telegraphs, cal ng ment for indating the depth of wa Machines, an \ietr fer, a veifadjurting climatomoter, and a eclf-adjusting nt. It is wimost painful t think of the many weary leopives nights of etady to which thin ed (Me parentage, and all for naught They were weighed and found wanting, they would not Stand the iset, and were thrown among the rubbish in the Rasement of thir building, to be at thie late day brought fo hight and to fermen food for reflection to thinking mon. Some of these models which we observed bore the date of 183%, having been in the office for twenty years. bat the — part have been collected withim the last four or * ‘asong the other curineition ie thie gallery te a cane @f Chinese models from Hong Kong, consisting of mil water wheels, plonche and barrows. and presented by Gillis, of the United States navy. There is an appropriate fees in placing them here, for we don't believe a patent eo0id be olitaned for any of them, and thay therefore be. tng Hmong the rected models. Another are contains a town clock, made hy the iate Wim. Voss, of Washington. This is a beautiful piece of marbioery, and can be placed upou avy tower or building fBlonded tor Boch @ purpose. ani made to ktrike the hours red) on & bell no The uatur ie, and will ou k @r quarter hours (if ue ail over the city pplavnt that t this be said no longer, for there @ one, and to be found g the reyectet motets There it stanue mot A, Vet how suggest Avether mie! the fret one which etr we eye of the vemter on entering the ball, i that of the Washington Monument. Thit Glen eupersts a train of thought, wirich We Will leave OUT Tenders to follow out Obltaeary. DRATH OF MR. JOSEPH A LAkD. Mr. Baitanp, the chiet of ship news report *, if no gore lie died early thi morning, at bis residence in Orange street eral month Arcuowe appheation t mined his bewith, and about a year or tw © he had asevere ft wekvese from which he partially recovered: but the Sine mdomitabie per duty compelled him af everenee in the discharge of his weeks einee to seek repose in wiry. We returned to Boston only yesterday to wera Wife and two daughters to lament hie wn throughout oar commercial world porter of the Datly Advertiser, and hae ah i nearly thirty years, Those ooly Vi the preparation of abIp news CAD APpree! te the constant tabur tente application and discrimi Dating Care whieh he diepioyed in hie reports, So copions, © correct and FYBIOMAt.~ were at his arrangements, and fo faithful bir application. that even thase who labored to Stval bus declared him ts'be the prince of marine report. a. There ie little dont that, if’ he had been leas eembh. ont to excel—that if he had taken tie own health into cone 'deration, and worked like other mon—he might have Been a sound man today, for be wat natorally vigorour, and alway exemplary in hie babite Te was not only amour for the correctness of bis reports, but was also @ latter baying | candidate, will result in a complete and radical change in the party organizations of the day; but whether he eould be elected oF not is quite another question, ‘The Heraip discovers a striking analogy between the position of Gen. Seott at present and that of Gen, Jackson just before his first election to the Presidency. Gen. Jackson had been defeated in the preceding election by John Quincy Adame, just ax Scott was defeated by Gen. Pierce, and the people are now divided into innumerable parties and factions Just as they were when the hero of New Orleans entered the track for his second race. Genera! Jackson was elected. He succeeded in bringing order out of chaos, and organizing a party which bas since been generally successful. The Hexaup thinks the circumstances sur- rounding Gen. Scott promise a similar result. It believes that the gallant hero of Cerro Gordo has the will and the nerve of Old Hickory; that all the fractions of parties opposed to the administration could cordially unite upon bim; and thus a new party might be formed which would contro! the government for the next thirty years, just as the democratic party has controlled it for the last thirty years Ax for the views of the Henaup, they are to beclaesed With the other speculations of that paper. Tt has a new Candidate every week, and each fuccessive individual, whore claims for the Presidency it advocates, is “just the man for the times,’ and ite opinion of General Scott and hig prospects cannot become valuable until ho i& actually acandidate, There is, however, one feature in this move- ment that commends itself favorably to the consideration of the poblic—it originates with the people, and its suc ccs will put an end to the abominable caucus ays fom that now #0 unhappily prevails in our country. The formation of us bac he Limes of Henry when the people met togeth ane gave tone and direction to political aifairs. How dif ferent ig the case at thie day. A few politicians meet together and take into their own hands the power that justly belongs to the people. They nominate candidates without reference to the wishes of the masses, aad im- pose upon them the necessity of choosing between candi- Gates, neither of whom is acceptable. We do not believe that General Scott is a favorite with the people, bat the n adopted by his friends ie the true policy and shonid One thing is certain, by parsuing the by the Jost, General Scott can never be e of the people. As much cannot be eystem. By that system, me suable to the people are forced upon them by a few ciuning knaves who have more re. gara for theit own personal welfare than for the good of the country and the wishes of the masses. The Ohio State House on FirexLoos of Valua- bie Documents. ne Ohio Statesman, October 6. course Indicate ekccted unl [From t tizens ngs Were y the alarm of fire, give the workmen on the artesian weil in the State House yard: Tt was discovered the basement room in, the northeast corner of the bulldiog, directly under the oflco of the Bo retary of State, and used by the Secretary as @ storeroom, and by workmen as a paint shop, was being rapidly enveloped A few minutes after the iret alarm the steam ground, and was soon followed by both of which poured a tremen. r throug! "Au itumense volume of windows, followed by very faces of the tremen, reach the from which the | avenues leading to the room were locked and fuli of smoke. A large pile of stationery, wrapping and priuting paper, in a@corber of the subterrancan room was wr: in dames, Gnd it War almost impossible to reach it wilh water, But the strenuous exertions of the firemen were suc- cessful, and the flames succumbed after an hour's hard work. The rosin was opened, but for some minutes was bot af a furbace. The stat onery in the room, valued at about $400, was totally destroyed. Almost $300 worth of beary gh im the room the day before, was 4 total lowe Considerable painting apparatoe and raw ma- lerials, valued at from $208 to $900, belonging to the con tractor, Hamilton Cummings, of Cincinnati, were de stroyed. Five or riz hundred volumos of public documents, em. Ddracing the only complete set extant of documents from the firet organ:zat.on of the Territorial government to the Preeent time, were totally ruine?. These documents w: Of great value as records, and it will be tmporsible to re. lace them. Bheir real value is incalculabie, though pro bly the whole lot would not have sold for $100, Tho ota! lowe of Ube State will perhaps reach $500, aside from the expense of repairing the room, the walle, windows and doors of which are considerably damaged. A® to the origin of the fire, nothing is kwown. The doors were locked, and there was but one opening in the room through which fire could have been communicated to the material tuside, which was a window let down from the tap abowt four inches. No smoking was allowel in the it i# thought to be the work of an incendiary, what object any one could have had in eetting fire to the staff must be a matter of speculation. Personal Tw nee. His Holiness the Pope is ar singularly quiet this summer tn the ample balir of the Vatican as ‘was active and erratic last year through his own dominions and those of his immediate neighbors; but if report epeake true, the Your 1850 ix to witnets @ very inuch more distant excur mon the part of hie Holiness than nay he hae ander taken since his diplomatic mission as Nuneis to the repab Ke of Chile. Since the recognized supremacy of the of Rome threuchent Christendom we have no instance of the Supreme Pontiff ever venturing upon « pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and it is, indeed, dificult to imagine what wonld be the correct etiquetie to be observed between two personages of such exalted positions and such mixed attributes as the Pope and the Sultan. It is nevertheless rumored in several credible quartert that Pio Nono, who has already ventured npon many etepe that more cautious predecessors wankd gever have dream of, if determined to add to tho memor: fol reign a Papal pilgrimage to Palee content and approbation of the Sultan Ab A carious Hebrew publication has ise lin prees—a biography of Alexander von Humboldt, written in the ancient tongue of Moses, ant destined to extend tho knowledge of the life and scientific inbors of thie cele brated man in the wide circle of the Russo Polwh and Asiatic Jews, Redpath. Burgess and Teeter, the Pnglish financial fraud convicts, were despatched to the Australian convict fettiemenis lately. Recipath, a few days before his =: barkation, had a fare interview with his wife, and their parting is described as being very affecting. Owing Ww bis fecble constitution, which had suffered considerably from the confinement of a prison, he wae incapable of on during the severe Iabor of the quarries, in which most of the convicts at Portiand are employed, and he was conse quently put to work in the “drying room,” where he had the undignified occupation of hanging up Koen. A Hungarian. Mo Leon Hamar, has made a new applica ton of electricity. In a public concert at the National theatre he played, by moans of cicetric wires, on five dif. ferent piano at ihe seme time. The electric battery whieh worked the wires was in an adjacent room The ex-royal family of France rieited Cheltenham -) lately. The party include’ the ex-Queen ae melie, the Count de Paria, the Duke de Chartres, Prince ‘and Princoss de Joinville, the Princesses Manche and Francoise, the Prince of Ponthien, the Prince of War temburg, and a suite consiating of the Qgent and Connteas de Chabannes, and siz or seven other attendante Aner Nicaragua company tocarry their passengers from San Juan del Sur to San Francisco, receiving therefor 55 per cent of the parsage money; and eecondly, with the legal agent of the owners of the Collins line of steamships for the pur: chase of the steamers Atlantic and Baltic. We believe that both contracts have been completed; though it seems that the money for the two ships has not yet been paid to the vendors, and may not be for gome days. We understand that there is no doubt what- ever that the contract will be carried into effect, With little or no delay, and that the Baltic and Pacific will shortly be advertised to run on the Pacific in connection with the Atlantic boats belonging to the Nicaragua com- Pany, of which Mr. Yelverton is President. A general though imperfect acquaintance with these facts acted un- favorably upon Pacific Mail and Panama stocks at the board. At the morning board the latter was very dull at a decline of 2 per cent; the former opened at 10244 and sold down to the neighborhood of par, several stock- holder prudently resolving to relieve themselves of their stock until the true prospects of the company were made apparent. In the afternoon there was a partial recovery, and sales were made as high as 102, the market closing Jower, the best bid being 10114. Under the circumstances, considering that besides the Nicaragua line, the Pacific mail will shortly have an English rival to contend against the decline is very Flight indeed, ‘The rest of the market was genorally better to-day. New York Central opened at yesterday's price, but roso with free sales % @ 3 por cent in the morning, and another %& in the afternoon. Reading likewise attracted considerable attention, rising 4 per cent in the course of the day. Michigan Central was dull at yesterday's price. Southern Michigan guaranteed rove 1i¢ per cent; Rock vland, Galena, ‘Toledo, and the Western stocks generally, were better. The demand for fret clase State stocks js unabated. Missouris rove this morning a further 3y, and Tennessees 4) Californias, Virginiag, &e., were firm at the recent ad- vanes. In the best railroad bondr there was a large busi- nese done to-day at last quotations. These bonds gener: ally closed with an advancing tendency. The closing prices in the stroot after the second board were, Mirsouris, 2%; Central, 833; a ; Reading, 49 a Xx: Michigan Central, 85 9 44; Panama, 117 a \; Galena, 84a 4; Rock sland, ®6.a i; Pacific Mail, 101%, a 102 The market closed steady The exchanges at the Tank Clearing House to-day were $18,020,133 13, and the balances $1,352,602 98. Motro. politan certifieates £3,000 Tue following was the business of the Sub-treasury:— Total receipte...... « B26,175 Of which from customs + 61,000 00 Trtal pay ments, 21h 828,181 68 Total balane: + 10,569,574 38 The following dividends have been declared:—The Eighth Avenue Railroad, a quarterly dividend of three per cent, payable on demand; the National Insurance Com. pany, a semi-annual dividend of Afteen per cent, and the Eliot of five per cont—both of Boston, and payable on de- mand; the Quincy Fire and Marine Insurance Company, five per cent, payable on the 15th instant; the Sixth Ave. nue Railroad Company, @ quarterly dividend of throe per cent, payable November 1. There is no change in money to report. change is dull at lart quotations. ‘The wing Jeter from Mosrrs. Gwynne & Day is worthy of attention — To mur Eprron or mum Henau. New You, Oct. 8, 1858. A new and very dangerous counterfeit $20 bill, par. porting to be on the Rank of the State of New York, of this city, hae just_been put in cireclation. The following ie a deveription —The vignette representa ap Iodian girl seated, leaning ber arm on a rock and look at rail cars, steamboat and city in the dietance. On bt end [san oval picture of a locomot y ‘and the tigares q It ® unlike the genaine, which har two females for vig nette. The above note is altered from the Bill of some Droken bank, but is extremely well done GWYNNE & DAY. We alm notice this day the following new counter- feite— 10's on the Merchants’ Bauk of Albany, N. ¥. Vignette isa female seated ona bale of cotton, with a spindle at her side, and in the distance isa inill, On the right end is a medallion head, rurrounded by flowers, fruite, &e., and oM the left ie a mechanic's arm, holding a hammer, wor rounded by scroll work and furmounted by an eagic. te bill is unlike the genuine nthe Rank of Cape Ann, Mase, Vignette female one ge. On the right lower corner it a man gather: ing corn. This bill is unlike the genuine. The cash ageets and liabilities of the New Orleans banks Foremgn ox on the 24 inst., were ae follows — Ranks, Loans. Specie. Circulation. Owen’ S4I8T SAL 2800 554 2 fon hier a)... Pouthern Union, J. Robb, 200 42 Creseent Cliy, 1,072,502 America, 626,066 © 381.613 Total......917,470,901 11,168,918 6,722,107 16,161,514 ‘The following table exhibite the respective amonnts of exchange held by the various banks, and also the euma due to distant banks, the latter being comprised in tho table of depomita, ax shown above — Re Citivens’ Rank Canal Rank , Louisiana. ‘ $4 800,007 An compared with the ttstenent of Wie previous week, the reeulte are ae follows — Tnerease in short loans. . DRY GOODS TRADE. The following i# a comparative statement of the im ports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since January 1:— For the Week. 1860. 1857. 1868. Entered at the port...#1,047 141 $776,738 $004,268 ‘Thrown on market... 1,087,508 1,044,616 Since Jan. 1. Entered at the port. 82,847,300 48,703,181 70,250,019 Thrown on market, .. 78, 959,255 78,689,357 56,364,922 From the above table it will be geen that the entries of ary goods at this port for the past week, as well as the amount thrown upon the market, are considerably in excess of those for the same period last year. The im ports during the week have been sugmented by the arrival of two continental steamers, with valuable cargoce of French and German goods. The large increase of goods thrown upon the market this eck compared with that of last year is to @ considor- able extent attributable tw the Tat that at this time in 1857, the most remarkable panic ever KROWR Was pear its height. The banks in this city all guspsuued ou ue 13th of October of last year, the anniversary of which will be within less than a week from this time. ~ After the sus- pension, agreat check was given to the importation of dry goods, which continued to prevail with more or less in- tensity, till the spring of the present year was pretty well paseed. Hence, the aggregate imports since the Ist of January last is largely in arrears of what it was for the Fame time last year, while the closing six months of 1858 will show a heavy increase over the amount for the samo riod in 1857. The fail trade is approximating to its close. ith the Southern and Middle tes, aud the central Werteru States, the trade has in the inain been both ex tensive and satisfactory. Bat with the more newly peo- pled States of the West, the trade has boon irregular, light po ag on Ratisfactory than what it had been by many anticipated. The autumn has been tne and favorable to the transhipment of goods to the interior. ‘The Southern trade was obstructed somewhat towards ite close by the advent of yellow fever at the leading South ern porte. It is supposed, after the disease has been ter- minated by @ frost, that considerable additional orders will reach market to be filled, in order to keep up assort mente. Owing to the fine weather prevailing so late this season, the corn crop at the West, though probably not so’ larke as it was last yoar, id sall to e of a Superior quality, and that more sound corn will be gathered for markct than there was made last year. This tact will go far to insure a good supply of provisions American cotton fabrics contuued to be sustained, and heavy grades were in light stock and prices firm. ‘Fine goodk especially brown shirtings and sheeting, looked bet- ter, While raw cotton keeps near ita present price no margin for any reduction in prices can be submitted to by ufecturers without loss. Woolen goods were dull, a moderate trade doing. Many large jobbers, most y im the Southern trade, were through with their fall \d having sold'down pretty well, expected to ate trade till the opening of the spring Heavy brown sheetings of standard weight held firm: Some makes, such a the Utica were aes Higher figure. Light ant me tium * of sheetings were Bleached sheet ings and were in fair supply, and low wore steady in fair demand, Drills wore steady, aad prices were fully sustained. bred ony hresg spendin Paure awaiting further devel ‘the resamp- tion of trade at the reopened porte ‘chine Coit’s ack fo} been advanced about le. per op Printed goods of poe yn stylee were gh and goo deman’. Cloths and cassimeres were Satinets wore dull and lower. Flannels were ‘god eeippl and dull. Blankets were qvict. Shawls, men's. ladies’, were in fair a Foreign goods were without important change in pr Freeh imy ons of Geurabie’ oa aod fashionable Mayle were in fair demand at full prices, Staple articles con- tinned to be firmly held. Mack ailke, of medium and low Priced qualities, were firm and in fair request. New styles ‘Of fresh imported fashionable and geasonable French mii linery goods were firm aud in good demand, and sold Teadily to the trade, High colors were most sought for With an exception or two, the auction sales of the wock were made up of closing up or of broken invoices, or of left over goods. The principal sale embraced goods of th» importation of Mesers. D. & KE. Curtis & On., whieh, in some lines, brought full prices, and in others of more oost- ly atyles prices were low, Yeeterday two salee of rhawle were held, connisting of broche and stelia, which, though dividing the attention of buyers, did well, ‘particularly the tellas. A liraitod sal. of Philadelphia ‘carpetings was held, which, however, lacked spirit and went off without animavon CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frmay, Oct. 1-6 P.M. Astra. —The market waa steady but quiet at 6c. for pote, and at €4¢¢. for peach. Rrsapstr7.—Fiour—The market war again heavy and lower and closed at a further decline of about 5c. a 10c. ver bbL. The sales embraced about 9,000 bbls, closing at about the following range of Lerecmeny = Rejected superfine... .. <2 ao Rtancard snpertine Neate ° an bE . ‘ ° 610 4% a 4% Extra lows, Michigan, Indiana’ aid Ohio 2 a 640 Extra round hoop Ohio (ebipping brands). 6 25 a 6 25 Fxtra Genesee,,.... $M a 7% Canadian superfine and extra +510 2 6% Mixed to straight Sonthern, +45 a 6% Southern funey and extra 6% a 750 Choice extra family and bake 700 @ 860 Rye flow 3% 0 416 Carn meal, 416 4 485 Canadian was heavy and easier, with rales of 400 a 500 bbin., cloning within tho range of our Agarea, Southern flour was also lees buoyant, and transotions embraced about 860 bbls, within the above prices. Rye flour was dull at quotations. Corn meal was quiet and prices an changed. Wheat was dull and lower by about de. ver Dnehel. The sales embraced about 30,000 bushels, Cluding white Canadian at $1.36, white Western at 8116 & $1 20, white Southern at 18 a Bi 30 xed Western’ mt $117; and rod at #118 a $118. Corn war etoady, with fairs of about 40,000 Dushels, incinding mixed Western, at 700, a 740.; white do, at and yellow do, at ABe. ae. Rye oon tinned to rie dail at The, a fe. Marley: rales of about SOiee vamnes were mente ot 0 ve, and prices were unchanged. The foliowing tablo ‘m. G, Cuttings’ ciroular, gives the receipta and exports at this port for the week ending to-day — Rye = Corn Oats on buch. trchele. bushels, bush. 101, god 1943 ine 141,881 88,470 7,908 ADEE and aioe Orleans 2b arriving at New York 12h, Biack Wannion—From New York 27th, arriv Ist and New Grieane 34. From New Orleans 12 Ldth, arriving at New York 19th. Iskpei—From Charleston sth and 19th, due at Havane 8th and 28d. Frow Havaaa and Sint, When the above dates fall om Sunday the steamers will sal on Monday, exeept from New Orleans. Arrives at of, BF All packs WERALD showld be seated, Bark RH Gamble, Powe), Mobile. Fu Potn' Brig fh mie a Behe WF Berth Bon, Hevanaa— McCrea might Thomas Holcombe, Goalee. Ha Ache Rahinn, Day, Newbern— Dibble & Rance hehe 1, B Johnaon, Day, Newborn—Davia & Hodrare, Bebe Lynehbure, Richmond—C 1 P' fete i'M ane, hiammona 5 “hip Marianne Notehohm, Lamb, Ti Fehr Hark Cony Sehr Adele, Gott, Wilmington NC, 7 Behr RW frown, Andrews, Wilraingtons NO, 7 day. Kehr © Fox, Ward Nirgiole, Sidaye Rebr Bape Us Schr Buena Vista, Doane, Bo averpocl | Bremen SLiverpoot || yom. BUROFE, FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC. New York......Get. New York. «New York... 9....Havana & NO Oct. 12.° Havana & NO (Oct. 20. Aspinwall STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW OSLEANS. ing Ciry—From New York 2d, arriving at Havuua jus Euru and New Orieana lus. Prom New Orleans 20th, Havana Zui, arriving at New York 2th. Canawas—From New York i2th, arrivi gad Mew Orioans 18th, arriving at Havana 17th 9 ioe th, Hava Sh, © 3d. ng New York 17th, arriving at tig From New Orleans Sth, Havana From New Orleans: at New at Havana |, Havana 10th and 26th, due at New York 16ua THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA. may be of value to thone having correspon: the th and 26th of same month. har about Arrives at Malla about the 14th and 3th of same mouth, Arrives wt Aleaandria about tive 13th Of same aud sth of fol- lowing month. Leaves Suez about tbe 2b or 2ist of same and Sih or 6th of following month. Arrives at Aden about the 25th or 26th of same and 10th or 12th of following month. Leaves Aden about the 26h or 27th of wu rival for Bombay, and Muh to 30 for China, Indian Navy steamer arrives at Hombay about the 3d to Sth, ‘and 1%th to 2ist of following manth. rand day of ar. ©. steamer arrives ot Point de Galle about the 6b or P. 7th and 221 or Zl of following month. ‘Leaves Point de Galle for Pula Penang the sume day, if the steamer bas already arrived which tikes the mail ov. Arrives at Pulo ‘Wh of following month. Arrives at Bingupore about the ith or 16th and Slat or Ist of Sepowing 2 mouth jo Penang about the Lab or Ith and 23th or Leaver Singapore bout 12 hours after arrival " Kong about ue 22d or 24th aud @th or 10h lowing month Leaves next day for Shanghae. Two mails leave England—one on the Sth and 20th of month—via Marveliles, and the name time as the Southern mail. arrives at Alexandria al cages anil letters intended for the NEw Yo! aumanac You NEW YORK—TwIs par. : MOON SETS. - 631 mien “Port of New, York, “October 8, 1858, EARED. CLEARY Fteamship City of Washington (Br), Petrie, Liverpool—J G Wi Keut- pee EL poteoe chrom) ‘enke, Bremea—Gelpeke, Kei Ly Clty, Shofeidt, Havana and New Orleans Path Tecamellp Potapeco, Layfield, Baltimore—H B Cromwell & Wisconsin, Scott, London—Dunham & Dimon. per rk Conan (Rely), nigh, Comdre, prem “ie A Alice Tainter, Post, Mobiie—Poat, Kmith & Co, pagie & Hagar, it Petre — ent & Duncan, , Wragge, Kingston, Ja—Hennings, ar Comamersio de Arroya, Monferrer, Arroya—Koppiach & Behr Havelock (Br), Cole, Hillsboro, NR—D R DeWalt. Rebr Kate, oseaare, Tatnpa—Henner & p, Lavaca B Chase. , Mott & Co, atau Pherson. Raw yer, Tilton, Ric hmom!—Rolfasin & Rober, Richmond—Van Brunt & F Ourrie, Rogers, Richmand—C TT Pierson. Allen, Alexandria—Sagiord & Behr Uroca, Dodge. Rebr A Faikenbury, Rogers, Alexandria—Carnehan & Gobl- Sehr Cabot, Le tg 1 Nickerson. Sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, Providence. RRIVED. famnipPatanas. ae! Baltimore, 42hours, with mdse ay na tareronl, Ae a 4 Laytin & Huribut. ‘Sept 18, lat 49 25, loo itr ah Li Lampedo, bound to Nova Scotia. The MN & 7 days from Georges Banks, with strong westarly winds, a ih, off Block Islan. Pouce, Pit Sept 17, with molasses, to J leon, Pajardo, PR, Sept 18, with angar, lat 38 46, lon 72 44, poke ship Nt Louie , Cornwallis, NS, 14 days, with pots: hr wOR ‘off. Behr Raward Kidder, Harksen, Wilmington, NC ix Wilmington, NC Adare. days, T dave nwa, Rocka, 8 dave, Sehr Joven Farwell. Packard, Rockland, 4 days, Balem, 2daye Staples, Borion for Albany. 2. Howton for Albany. oston, Sdaye. arg, Swill, Rowton, 3 Kehr Compliance, Chane, New Behr HO ord. ihbe, foo, New y Betiord. inp Rhode Inland, tll, Prowmtenc Bloop i 1 ul ren nee. fecsher es. Beliew, Philadeiph shia. Btenmer Weatohester, Clark. Provilence. Steamer Chas Osgood, Smitn, Norwich and New London. yw. BELO ‘One bark, and three brigs, in the offing at sunset. BAILED. Fhip Abner Btetaon, Kew Orleans. Wind at sunrise NW, frowh; at eonnet SW, tight. Miscellancous, ‘The US steamer Harriet Lane, Capt Faunce, steamed from the city yesterday afternoon and came to anchor at Quarantine The report in yesterday's paper that the new Russian frigate General Admiral wan taken on the Balance dock on Thareiay wae tnoorrect—the storm having prevented her being moved ‘be did also the heavy NW wind of yostontay. wn Zerares, Blinpeon, which arrived at Calcutta Ang 4 af at Of 38 days from Port Philip Head ny iverpool to Calcutta, eeaere peeks from May aig no lat, &c President, McFarlin, NB, 500 wreak Winthi Akin, FH. — reported ad from Maurt- ‘tus for home, mei 800 sp and 70 Br ship Meteor, vale, {rom Liverpool for Melbourne, ney. Bhp india, Hewitt, from NOrleans for London, Sept & lat 49, hip Sebastopol, Raynes, from Venice for Leghorn, Bept 9, Shij an, The |, from Venice for horn, Bept 9,10 ian ere © ss Lirig WH Chace, from New Orleans for Ha pe and deck joud, ‘from ——— for Gonaives, Sept 19, in Turks tard Alsop, Watlington, Join, fOr edo a of the ‘tor NOrieans do; Orphan? rat, Loving, for Havana soor fore and main wnat Axrwrrr, ones port ships sar month, Agnes Leeds, Watis wold, 1oF do soon; Reaper. Kel Il, from 40, une; Harvest, ._ for NOrteans Oct; tark Leoy Bombay, Aue 1y—In port ships East I Tilndestan, Jayne, for Cnleuita, Ne on Garmuel Fales, Youngs Ciel Polar Star, Wachee Fivasixe, Sept IT—£ht ship p Win Patten, Parker, Venice (hss hept 15—In port bark Hyperion, Ward, for N it S—In port bark Sea Breeze, Hall, |, Davies, from N York for Malta. mi sehr Hamming 1s NK, Nght breeze, clear. id from do *th, euip Kingston, Smith (from Valencia), New Grieans; brige Zone (Br), Willame cérom Bossa Malai. Hauivar, Oct i—Arr nt AM Oy ‘h tesinship Canasta, Lu verpcol for Koston (and procee: Pai ae Sept 2i—in port yy Seaaewer, Thorobill, for aa, Bept tng mort sehr R W Tall (not Wm T Hialn, marke Andrew Carney, Prior, for Bounding iiow, Small for 40 akon out dns Mimosa, King, for do next. week from Racehorse, Searlen. for do do. Tonks IsLanns, Sept 16—Passed by, bart Boston for Mangas. m Malaga), N York; Mth, wek UEXANDRIA, Oct 5—bit sehrs Montivue, [pmenwere, F <M_C Durfee, Hall, Providence: Geo Laff Linea, atnl ammer, N York; TK Monroe, Kenta, Oy ae 1 Get i —Arr schire RW ‘eeu, denen ant Du- (Cid sehrs Kina B ng neon, Alexandria. br Mi » Malaga; GW ker (e Morehouns, Bariine, Havent, Turker, Pensacola; dW Sawyer, Mexna, Mlexendria; Mary H, amy Me, Turks Iwianda; Orleans. Sf Waring, Stith parton ib, Cahoon, | ine, ship Hartley, Howes, NOriaans. Kee tm, largess, from Nurteans. be bre fs buenos Ayres: uses, Brown, Hhawea, Savannah; ir barks Cecilia Rela (net before) 5 brig s Ken Dunning, Rogers, Carionas; Wm M ice’ Greenough, Galves: ert Adams, ‘Mayo, Winuington, sche Wan Sauith, Faber, BALTIMORE, Oct 7—Arr steamship Potomac, Proneh. New: qs Mary E Trout, Vines, tiheagow: wehrs Belle (1 lvries Lowden, and rem t! 6, C1 Chief, uta N¥ork. valier, (rom iho Janeiro. | ANGOR, ot Coat | achre Julie . Saxon, MeDermort, NYork loupe, sehr IS Grindle, Bartl« BATH, Get Arr brig Mo John . et i Are Norw bark Nem, Norman. Cid sche My Rever, Munro, J A Horzard, Willlame, Porto Kies; My Row eQiiMTON, Oct s—Arr whe Allen a Ale PAVE RIVER, Oct 6-84 sche Noto, Weeks, GARDINER, Oot 3 Arr achre xchai 1 Deluware, Perry, NYork adel bn: ache Cherny, Bal Oct 4—Arr eehr Cop! hea Julia smite Crowell ey Boston). fa Newcomb, bacon trom Bastoa), Prete: Fenn A mama, C4 LIK, Vadeiphaas 4th, Wi D LY barks Carib, Hictinnt: a a pier for Seg ‘ole, 1) Hoadley, Magna, NYork. Cid SARELENEADy Pi ary sehr Doreas Ireland, Baker, mand. "Pee TAY, Ger ety” saanteety for sea. ‘Bid Get I, eae BT. Oot S—Aee TIC. Oct Cid sche Miasorrt, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3~Arr stexmahip Indianola = he eston, chips: i: clock (new Retin es ape, fa ot” CM etoainahip Texas, Achilles, Nordenbotta, Livery Galveatin and Tncinala shipa Pe Felicia, Baila, Liverpool: Chas & Pennell, Melcher, 1, do, now, Boston: barks: ‘Aurche. freattin. de, Nhewo Fadval, Barcclona, sire it E Spearing, Bea Lion, Volverde, Penarcola showed to ten epi shi HAE Routy; rg ATbatrome sehr “Nhe TEDPORD, Oct T—Arr sehr New Delight, Bragg, EM- ao hedy NEW ECRYPORT, Oct ¢—Arr aches North Pactte, caveiine Hal Grahaim, and Firm, Kodieatt, Phdelpidas itd 1, Long Istenet; Benj ByIph, Tatioek, Histol for Hiavans, bg brig Katelydin ¢ sterdam for NYork. wig wit and Henrietta, for Cuba, Wi delphia; and thera. Wind Nik, treah. Arr brig Vermont, Filfott, ‘nr tchre Challenge, Hall, ¥ Charleaton: do for Piiiade phn: Honan & Mary. ence, Door erie or tae, oer ice vue SiS Pall ih lvoe alten vi Creed, Sern oo caine atts ‘ak hin ‘fe ig Mechante, ie Ready ins Arr ar ial) Ca Owlen, Btovena, k wear, ar Adama, waa Sasha or tleman of superior education and an able writer. Had | resung @ ghort time and partaking of luncheon, which Ceeeity Mising pane ne y tatowed half the labor oa the ecquiation of lientng | as is writing on thei arrival, the tary procented in distance per msn bas tale while ann Na Sean core barned than We “iearmot Dinckeaniu,” fer ke to Lambray House te ll ond ried ah from Saran rari ‘Ravin ‘aro mh oat y in aoe welling in . FReowre were dull engagemen| 4 Wire, Dunnelio, a1 ie, Lord, pT a Qa the proce | Which he resided when, forty-five years ago. she was | Increase in distant balances. oo. | Liverpool, 10,000 sac ‘were Fhasdwena firing whieh her sails were Aleem, chee cd chr pe =a tre hearted fretd--ia Phort, se honest man. He was | *Y'BE 0 Cheltenham with the exiled Louie XVI Increase in Geponite proper... ...6...+5 tnd dio bbie four were at is. Dass Cuneca consund te itew Oyneene 78) ne nt ha pone NU et SOM whee Rad Ragle, Rogers, W iy Wy thren of ago. We aympathiae sinoeret The Mayor of Melbourne, Australia, who has arrived in Orleans At 6-224. To Landon, 75 boxes tobacco wi fn cali ‘tine, at the mouth pa Anal ‘ork, 64 omen de wekIey, do; Hazzard, Varvon, | aul hia bereaved family Deaton Rocking Pravcller, Oc t, | Rhaland to congratulate her Majesty on the marriage of } 7° New Picayune (hun notes the seney and |S. "Tire was putbihg Sew for Ohagow aarmmhaea os Bocas Tniien.” Went to sen bn wee Hien el and LB Cowper: ao nd the Princese Royal, hae been reveral times elected chief | CXchange market of that city om Saturday inst: renee! wae ato Iphia Tub inst, tos | thwalte, for N York: 6th Red Bayle, for N' Jacon Bown, Haq. Pontinaster at Frederick, Md., under | mevictrate of the S houal JT vaum eaten oe titra load with cotton ‘Rots B.Com, from Boston, at Philadelpht WICKFORD, pet 7 Art sor Mn, Thrown, Calaia hy Gen. Jochen, died on the 34 inet nist, and je abont fifty years of age aman) aad sale topes Bhi from the West Bay 6th, slovp Umuet Key Hie riches are chiefly Gerived from land purchases. At pare me perme of ie carver he bought a piece of land for £16 in brings Lim £800 » year for grownd rent, “hoctber Woot. —The market hae improved demand, a aes ae ome clasnen of ‘woo! higher Bae 2- ‘We notice saire of foreign woois, hen Comurertert Prat at Rowton fore Riienbethport, on | wea ial! off Cod, lont her deck load ot | “i herenty, Oct h—Are aches Py on ae tl fun Jane, Dickens, NYork. ‘8 id nf ace BW Babesen, Pon: & ‘Boma Gauawa, Watts, at Boston from Turks islands, on We © inson, Fort wen. { Srupmen N. Baxtive, one of the Associate Jadges of the Gvarte of Boct* county, Pa, died suddenly at his resi @eece iD Densak.Y WW ae p, on Friday, we jet mat, / ;