The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1858, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1858. ‘The Case. GORONER'S INQUEST CONTINVED—PROGRYSS OF THE OHRMICAL ANALYSIS—PARTIAL REPORT OF DRS, BOKEMUS AND WOOD, Pursuant to adjournment, the Coroner’s jury in the Ste. phens case met yesterday morning at Betleyuc Hospital, fer the purpose of hearing the report of the medical gen- ‘Wemen now engaged in making a chemical analysis of the Dody of deceased. At half past eleven o'clock Coroner Connery entered the voom, and announced his desire that the jury would tke a@recess until four o'clock P. M., when he would have some important matter to communicate, But aiter con- salting with Drs. Doremus and Wood for a few moments, ‘the Coroner recalled the jury, and addressed them as fol- bows — Gextumrey or mur Jory—Drs. Doremns and Wood sa; ind ‘thoy are ready to make a partial report now. They thit p+ dd pled to give thom a little more time, in ferder that a thorengh examination of the body may be made. ‘The modica! gentlemen are present and can for themselves. Dr. Doremus, geatiemen, (intro- the gentieman). Dr. Doremus—We deem it necessary to examine the en- tire body, and in doing 80 We require more time than has Deen allotied to us for the completion of the task. I would @ay that have been engaged at the work 4 Vv (Sundays not excepted) ever since it was committed w our charge. We cannot state the exact hour or day when we shall have the analysis complet 1 would, therefore, suggest the propriety of your us to —_ the Coroner when we shall be ready to make a full port of the examination. We would not like to have ae Jury called together if we wore not ready to report. Coroner Connery—It would be well to explain to the ary that you are examining, not only the stomach, heart, juage, liver and abdominal viscera, but the entire body ; and that in order to set ata thoresgh knowledge of the facts, it will be advisable to give you al! the time you re- quire for that purpose. For my part, I don’t want to hurry the doctors. I dink it would be better have a fall and thorough investigation, no matter how long a time it would require. How loug would you require, Dr, Dore- mans? Dr. Doremus—The examination might be concluded in a ‘week, ten days or two weeks. ‘A Juror—Wonid it not be proper to have some day set apart for the purpose of hearing the report of the che- mists ? Coroner Connery—Could you be ready Doremus? Dr. boremus—Yee, we might ; but would it not be bet- ter to give us further time? Ex-Attorney Genoral Cushing—I appear here as counsel for the prisoner, and now deem it proper to urge upon the medical gentiemen the necessity of completing te analysis as quick as is compatible with the interest of the public. Mr. Stephens has now been in prison for two or @iree weeks. He hus offered bail for his appearance, even as high as $100,000, but it has been refused, and the ques- fion of bail has been postponed until the report of the gentiemen making the chemical analysis should be made obi hope, therefore, that the chemists will love no in the premises, as it is a great hardship for my @lient to be incarcerated under such circumstances. Dr. Wood—The case has assumed such a fo. midahle as pect that we are anxious the jury should give us sufficient ime not only to do justice to the public but to the pri- poner also. I do not believe, from what I have sven, that ‘two weeks will be any too long for a thorough examina tion. Enough has been discovered to render it necessary that the whole body should be analyzed. In order to av- @omplish this task a further adjournment of at least two weeks will be necessary. Mr. Cushing—I only desire that the examination may be eompieted as speedily as the interests of the public may require Dr. Doremus—I assure you we are at work until one and two o'clock every morning. Coroner Connery—I have visited Dr. Doremus frequent- Yy during the progress of the examination, and always found bim and hie associates hard at work. A man's life depends upon the testimony of these gentlemen, and I do not see why they should be hurried at ail. Mr. Cushing did not understand why the prisoner's life should hang upon the testimony of the medical gentlemen. If wrong bad been committed by somebody else, be did net prisoner. It had been in a week, Dr. see bow it could affect the whiepered argund the room that the doctors had found some arsenic in the body of Mrs. Stephens, and that by examining forther they ex pected to find more. He hoped that such rumors would ot be permitted to go abroad with any official recognition, unlese the facts were reaiiv 80. ‘the doctors, in their par- tial report, have not stated that they found any arsenic, and will not give any information on that point outeide of bag id Rows Yooi—We have not told any one that we have found arsenic, not even the Coroner. We mean to say wothing until the proper time arrives A Juryman—Mr. Coroner, 1 thought the body was to have been buried the day after we had our last meeting. Coroner Connery—So it was. The bones were all in- ferred, but the flesh was retained by the doctors making the chemical analysis. After some further discussion the inquest was adjourned wntil Monday, the 25th inst News from Havana. THE ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARKIOR—GREAT EX- PLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE. [From the N. 0. Picayune, Oct. 6 The Black Warrior brings $200,000 in gold on freight from New York, and 90,400 from Havane, with a large and valuabie eargo for this port. Mr. Purser Gideon favors us with the following inter- eating re , at half-past 4P. M., ort — On the 20th ult the naval maga wine at Havana, situated at the head of the harbor, con faining over one bundred ana ry v nd pounce of gunpowder, several hundred loaded shells, together with & large quantity of rockets, fireworks, &¢., exploded The shock and effect, ae described by the residents of the city, were truly awfal © far, there had been found in the rning and about de and, twenty-eight dead bodies and 105 wounded— four of whom died shortly after being removed to the tions of dcrtructive m’ ge a long distance from the building and into the ee was done to the vessels at anchor. The dead three coolies were blown through the air to the slope of Fort Atares, nearly a quarter of a mile off. There were upwards o Sees bateet persons emp! on the new sogar warehouses, in the immediate vicini the disaster, mostly coo! and among them the lost fe and limb 4 a te © been the greatest. At the military ¢ ¢ magazine, consisting of a sergeant and gixteen men, an four remaine: di pe doult yet under the ruins and in the wat harbor. The destruction of the fine pile of engar warel pome twenty buildings, several of which were finished, and the others in course of construction, was compigte Nothing now remains but a mass of stoucs and rabbit. ‘The concussion was so great as to destroy the gas meters, rendering the gas works, for the present, entirely uscless; and it will i at least three months before the city ean be |i Every residence is more or les affected by ae dea, teveral buildings sustained great damage. Among the number were the residence of Don Domingo Aldama, fronting the military parade ground: the house of Don Jost Maria Bonelly; and the edifice of the Royal Eeo- nomica! Society ‘The Liartc de la Marina, of the 30th, in noticing the event saye-—The attention and relief afforded by the an thoritic: of our city directed by Captain General Person, who was by accident in the imme atthe time, and first on the ground after the explos where he remained until 7 P. M., and engaged the whole force of marines, firemen and military corps which were at his disposition, and by bie energy and encouragement Yo the troope, did great service. Our navy, with ber miabed bersctf on the occasion protect the public se curity, The city being left in perfect darkness, the nj watch were posted at haif-past fix, whieh is to be the cane until proper lights are restored.’ The whole force of the police and large detachments of infantry and cavalry are on duty during the night uard the city against robbery of disturbance of the peace With there precautions the city perfectly sate re down a fraction: stock, 115,000 boxer. Ex ‘ew Orloant 544 a 64 per cent. New York, 4 London, 184 15% per cend. United Slates jemand pone for sale. in oid cole The City Council, we perce! for supplying the itnmediate arrangements weutnded Among our files is a \thegragts of the by the accident. explosion. City Intelligence. tener Pro Fiowr —Thie event, ao interesting to Ling world, will take place on the 20th instant, and thore who are desirous of witnessing the “mili’’ arc on the lookout for the place where it fe to come off Tt seems that the high contracting partice have rocently met in Buffalo and drew for a choice of location. Reports differ as to who Won, but all accounts agree that i is situated om fe somin tide of the eho ke ina very re. Mt, almost a wildern pom, and with Which there can be no communteation encept by steamboat. The party will leave Buffalo on the evening of the 19h, and the fight will take place at 12 M, on the 20th. Not more than three hundred persons ‘Will be permitted to witness this fletic duel Fue mw Cianksos Sremer—Tey Laue Bouven to Dearn.—Shortiy after one o'clock yesterday morning, 2 fire woke out in « stable situated in Clarkson street, one Goor frou Washington strect. The alarm was immediate. Vy given) he flames epread with great rapidity, extending along a ramge of stabies towards Greenwich street, and Partly ceewroyed a two story frame hnilding an the corner ‘Scaupied as @ feed store by Bush & Martin. The firomea arly at work, but #0 inflammable were the baiiags and-far heat so intense, it was found tmpossibio de fuidne the fie-niee until the Whole of the premises bamed The aleo extended through the win. sry brick building, fronting on Washing nung the stables, occupied by George Raton, A number of barrels were destroyed gn the roof and ott” parte of the building damaged, Th frame buuding corner ot Washington and Clarkson street Was occupied by © <lener and Abraham Brewer « ff elonghter house ten kk mbe were burned to death, aud upwarde of @200 worth at © The thede Velongiag to M. Were also damaged by the fi © pr was the owner of Ue talvia | ably 0. Mr aise the feed store bullding on the corner, on whir there ie an ineurance of $300 in the Bt Nicholas Inzura were occupied by deen horses, which werr Police and some citizens Mr. Rutow is insured on hie | ple’s Insurance Com pang; ao in. fo the building about $160 pany. The stables e being some ft » exertions of the ing $1,500 in the Peo anee OU stock. Damage The fire is suppowed to have been the work of wm in courtiar Inq HY Tite Conowena. —Coroner Hills held an in Quest on Tueeday, at Bellevue Hospital, upon the body of Patrick Lacy, « laboring man, who died from injuries r eeived Weineeday last, by falling down a flight of weirs o No 2A¢ Seventh ayewue, The same Coroner hed an the body of a chill mamed Alice Siudiey, who died from the. effects of burns accideutally received by her clothes catehing fire at her residence, No. Fighth street. Tas Cues Deet in Evnore—Hannwrrs NDISPOsED.— In regard to the chess match between Morphy, the American champion, and Harrwitz, the London Bra says:— Since the days of Deschappelles and Labourdonnais, since the ‘of te French and English champions, St. Amant and Staunton, no similar interest has been ex- hibited by the chess play and at the termi- nation of the contest with Harrwitz a still greater chess treat is expected from the meeting of the justly famed Der Laza with the champion of the New World, score between Mor phy and Harrwitz now stands :—Mor- phy 4, Harrwits 2, drawn 0. Since the termination of the second gume Harrwitz has not scored one, and has re: quested an adjournment of hostilities until 20th Septem: Der. The last game was played on the 18th instant, announcement, in the correspondence of ak, ee des ‘Prats Unis, sat Morphy had won the mie eas prema ture. The’ next steamer will doubtiess bring in the ter: mination of the match. Calendar—This Day. Cncem Cocnt—Part 1—Nos. 1968, 1901, 1816, 1445, 1447, 148, 1453, 1459, 1461, 1463, 1467) 1469; 1471} ine 1477; 1479) 1483, 1485, 1489, 1491, 1493) 1499) 1601) 1803, 1505, 1507, 1609, 1511, 1615, 1619, 1621, 1623, 1525, 1627, 1629, Part’. Noe. 774, 140 bee dial, 1698, 1700, 1702,’ 1704, 1700, 1718, 1720, 1722) 1730, 742, 1744, 1748, 1768, Part 3.—Nos. 1766, 1768, 1786, 1788, 228 ~ &. ~ 1810, 1812, ; 1834) 1896, Svinems Covrt—Special Term.—Nos. 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 70, 71, 75, 78, 81, 87, 88, 89, 17, 21, 3, 's, 12 74, 60. Screnion Counr.—Nos. ‘184, 1s, ob! 231, 232, 235, 236, 241, 243, 246, 247, 250, 253, 24, 271) 275, 278 to ‘284. 2 , 288, 289, 291, a, 293) 204. COMMON LEAS. —Part 1 Nos. 1718, Vh21, 1753, 1754, 1756, 1759, 1602, 1538, 450, 1762, 1761. 1765, 1767, 1768, 1590. Part'2. ‘Nos, 17: at, 1769, 1779 wo 1781, 1689. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘TrEspay, Oct. 12—6 I. M. The stock market, which is the principal attraction in ‘Wall street and the vicinity at present, gave evidence to- day of a “fullness” which often precedes a reaction. For the past ten days the rise has been continuous, and nearly every stock on the list has participated in the unprovi« ment—some more, come less. The sellers for a decline have done their share toward aiding the adva closing their contracts. As is usually the case on an ad vancing market, several outside parties have again yeu. tured upon the uncertain and perilous game, and have bought stocks for the most part at the highest prices. In the meantime no favorable change has been effected in railway matters—either in their finances or in their busi nese. No expedient is neglected to inflate the market Price of stocks, but the far more important and vita! mat ters of economical management and prudent administra tion of general bnsineas are wholly disregarded. So long as railroad financiers devote their gies to the claboration of schemes of stock dividends and other similar tricks for the delusion of the public, we shall have no faith in any permanent rise in any of the stocks now classed in Wall street as “‘speculativ The pay ment of their large floating debts must be made. The mil lions of bonds falling due in 1859 and 1860 must be pro- vided for. To expect that, in spite of the heavy drains these exigencies will cause upon the finances of our rail roads,ana in spite of the neglect that is shown to sound financial and commercial principles in their management, a permanent advance can be realized in their stocks is in- consistent with common sense and with the experience of the past five years. ‘The leading speculative stock is now New York Central. It is useless to deny that its character as a dividend pay ing property is gone. The late convention entered into between it and its rivals is a public prociawation of its dependence on them for ite success. Henceforth, 8 business and its dividends must be regulated by the harmony that can be preserved by manifest violations of every sound business principle. We have al ready adverted to the Reading, a corporation which, in a single year, has increased its capital from $18,500,000 to $25,000,000. It matters not how the increase has been ef- fected: the property is the same, its capacity and future in come will be no greater. No thoughtful man, after a careful examination of the facts, can continue to class Reading as a dividend paying property. It may continue for some time to serve the bulls and bears asa ehiuttic cock; but the public, the investors, should have no more to do with it. Similar remarks apply to very many of the ‘Western roads. All or nearly all the great railroads of the country are, in fact, in a very precarious position. Some will, wo doubt, struggle Uhrough the year or more which must elapse before avd by allowing their roadway to suffer for want of repairs, may present a respectable “show” of net earnings; others can bardls help going into liquidation. Fer the present, to expect » ener winess revives | permanent improvement in the morket price of any is équally at war with present facts and past experience. ‘The business at the Stock Exchange this morning was very large. Rending seemed to be again the lealing stock. It opened at yesterday's highest price, and touched 5244; but an apparent effort of some of the bulls to “rea lize” caused a decline, and the stock closed weak at %\ lower. The ball party have naturally moved in the bonds also. Five of the 1886 bonds were taken at 72, and the fame price was bid for more; the bidder will soon have an opportunity of filling his order, not a little to the satis faction of some of the old creditors of the concern. New York Central was not so buoyant as yesterday. Tt opened at §4, and, after reported sales of about 1,900 sharce closed % lower. Eric was rather dull at an advance of Xi. Hodson River was 4, per cent better, Harlem, 1 per cent. [linois Central steady. The Michigan shares were rather active. Michigan Central sold freely at yesterday's closing price, and rose \ per cent, Southern, common. was steady; the preferred was active at yester day's best price, though eharply assuiled by thr bears at the close of the call. With these excep tions, the leading specniatives among the Western shares ¢id not sympathise with the course of the market Galena was ; lower, with large sales, Toledo was main. tained; Rock Island was % lower, several bears taking the opportunity to close their ehort contracts at the de cline. Panama fell off 3;; Pacific Mall was pretty rm at an advance of 34 per cont over yesterday's price. Th is nothing further in reference to the parchase of Collins’ boats; the agenta of the California Company amort positively that the Atlantic will advertien! State stocks were very active and bucyant today, There it no better investment in the country than some of our good State stocks, and none which, in the long run, wil pay a better interest, Tenneseses were 4 per cent bette: to-day, Virginias were stewly, Missouris rose 4 per cent with tales of $80,000; Louisianas were better; Califor nine, new bonds Minnestas, 4. The business in Tailroad bonds was also large, and at good prices. The Ut pe ¢ of the Michigan Central rose 44, and ger rally there wae an advancing tendency in all deseript: At the second board. very little business was done and prices were lower, As compared with the morning prices leave as Contral wae 3 lower, Reading, 4 a Ag; Michigan Contra! 1; and the other shares in proportion. ‘The elosing price after the board wore: Mitrourie, 874 a 87%; Contral, 8315 a 63%; Erie, 16% 0 16%; Rewling, 6024 a 61; Michigan Contral, 5694 a 56%, Southern, 24a 2414; Panama, 117 a VITA; Galena, RI, a KA; Rock Island, 06 a 0524 Paciti Mail, 1034, 0 103%. The market left off tame Exchange on Purope ruled at 1095 4110 for sterline and 6.12% a 6.13% for france, there being some euler of Southern bills at 6.16. The business done to-day wae mo derate, and bile were very Kearce. In money there is ho change to report; our last quotation# #ti!] hold good ‘The following was the business of the Sul Treasury thie day — Total recay Of which from customs . Total payments...... Total balance * soateiten 42 The exchanges at the Rank Clearing House to-day were $18 406,008 64, and the balances $1,090,583 81. Metro. politan certificates $3,000 At the meeting of the stockholders in the Erie Railroad Company, beld this day, at their offiee, the following buard of directors were elected for the year 1868-"30.— Charles Moran. Somuel Marrh, Cornelius Smith, Danie! Drew, Joln Arnot, Ambrose 8 Murray, D. A. Cushenan William 1. Skidmore, Ralph Moad, Dudley §. Gregory Edwin J. Brown, Hermann Gelpcke, George Brice, Rober’ B. Berd 1), Samuel HP. Hall, Biwert i Alburtie, Georg The number of shares represented was about 80,000—lee than one-third of the capital. The ticket elected is the old one, with two vacancies fille’, Mr. Moran, of course, will continue to fill the office of President. Some remarks were caused by the singular omission of the directors to adver tise the meeting ‘We are given to understand that the Frauklinite ores of New Jersey are attracting attention from the iron makers of Fngland and the United States, from the fact that 15 te per cent of these ores, in admixtare with other iron ores in “We blast furnace, destroy both the red and cold short quatit.® Which attach to all the metal made from ores in which «), (phur or phosphate of lime exists in combinat The Frank) dite is Composed of the oxides of iron, zie an s“xperiments have been made with a Svotel: manganore irom, 80 “cold short” as to ‘are fit for ordinary coetings, and too tender for merchantable bar iron; 20 per cent of raw Franklinite ore, mixed in the puddiing furnace: ‘with 80 per cent of this pig, produced a motal of extraor- dinary toughness. Again, by mixing 15 per cent Frank- Mnite with 85 per cent Pompton pig (American), a very “red short” metal, the ‘‘red short’ quality was destroy- exl, and the product was 0 tenacious that horse shoe nails were made of it, The following letter has been received from Minneapolis, Minnesota, under date of Oct. 5:— Times are improving very much, Crops of all kinds are good; money matters are much better, Banks 0° issue are boing established im our State—one here at the Falls of St. Anthony. ‘The earnings of the Michigan Central Road for the month of September were:— 1868. Passengers. $113,092 67 Freight... 105,479 95 Miscellaneous, 6,001 88 Total... $901,688 74 $224,574 50 ‘The following dividends have been declared:—The Ful- ton Fire Insurance Company, semi-ann wal dividend of ten fer ceut, payable on demand; the Boylston tnsurance mmpany’, a semi-annual dividend of ten, and the City Insurance Company, of four per cent—both of Boston. Stock $22000 Tenn 6's, *90. 25000 Virginia 6's. 800 N Carolina TUESDAY, Oct. 12, ~ 200 shs _ RR... bio Ms BIN her} BErBZUBLS 1000 Cal 7's new bs £000 Minn fpr ct bs 107 32 Read 33 rs 3500 N ¥ CenRR 6's 4000 NYCenbds,’76 2060 E RR Ist m be 6000 Hud RRR 2m 1000 Harlem 2¢mbs 6000 ReadRR bs ,'86 1000 MCRRRpesfcbs + 5000 Miso sin fas bs 1000 Ii Free’d by 5000 Gal&Chi2dmhs 2000 Mich So 2m bs 40 shs Merch Fx Bk 10 Ocean Bank. 10 Amer Exch Bask 50 Bank of Com... 20 Continental Bank 100 Canton Company Del & Hud CanCo. a b60 14 New Jersey inc. 150 Bruns City Lao 245 200 Amer Guano Co. . = NY bn RR. ced do. % Erie Reilroad = do 160 50 do. 21 Ch, Buri'n &QuRR 276 Mil & Miss RR... loo d0......039 17 475 Ta Cro & MURR, 5 Macon&West'aRR- BOARD. 1000 els Read RR.s60 150 Clev & Tol RR... 250 do... ...D9 60 Mich Cen RR. 300 MiSORNI gust “age SECOND $5000 Cal T’s,new bis B14 2600 TH Cen RR bie, 89 8000 MCRBpelmafeb 93 35 Continental Bank 25 Canton Co,. ..bo0 830 10 Del & Hud Can Co 200 Gal & Chi RR, st 10 do... 250 do, S30 S3ag 100 N ¥ Central RR. 100 do...) 880 $3 50 Frie Raiiroad. . 200 Chi & REGIRR. 6h 100 Horiem: Railroad. % 160 do. 230 65 200 Reading RR...630 60° 100 do......800 68% ‘Tioga County Bank. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NERALD. ‘The Girard Bank of, i Seintetghae at par for the Tie patch to Menara The onomnion for Une dese ae Tecidhere while appeareal li sore Of yesterday evening's papers, wan the nan reoeipt of remit latices in tranaitu to the Girard Bank, upon the receipt of which pesterday they coutluued W redeeut Drop aud will here- aner do 80. MOOR: President Tioga County Bank, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tersmar, Oct. 12—8 P.M. Astim—The sales embraced abd 25 bis. pols and pearls, ab 6c, «68 BkeALercren —Fiour—The market was heavy for com. mon grades and cheaper, wile good to the higher class of extra brauds were unchanged. The market Was more ac tive, with sales of about 12,000 Dbis., closiug at about the following quotations :— +83 00 00 445 460 seseeee 455 4% Common to good Wester::. 460 4 Ex Michigan, Indiana, aud Ohio, 5 00 on Fxtra round hoop Ohio (shipping brands) 500 a 6 40 Extra Genesee... 60 a TH Canadian superfine and exti 4% a 60 Mixed to straight Southern. 480 4 535 Southern fapey apd exis, -$5 a To Choice extra family and baker 70 a BHO . 3% 40 . 415 85 Hn a E a 600 bbis. within the range of our quotations. Southern flour was in apply and the market heavy. The sales embraced about 800 a 900 bbis., within the range of our figures bah wed flour and corn meal were quiet and Prices unel Wheat wax Leavy aud easier, The sales em. braced about 26,000 bushels, i loding wi ceases Western ‘at $1 11a $1 28, Milwaukie club at $1, unsound gee oer] at T4e., and red Southern at $1 124 $1 20, and Kentucky white at €1 36.a¢1 50. Corn—The market was without change of moment in prices. The sales embraced mont 45,000 bushels, i ing Western mixed at 680. « ; ite Southern was at Rbe @ Southern and Jer Fellow were nominal at Se. Rye—Sales of 4,200 Sakon cocaine te 2 ey was mote buoyant and active; the sales embraced about 16,000 bushols at $1 @ 81 10 for fair to good State, with some damaged at ‘Wve. Oats were dull and lower. with sales of State at de. @ 45c., and of Western at + S00. Coren —The market fi tales wore limited, ow! a Rio was quiet but etoady, and ie to an auction te come off on the 16th inet. Sales of 1 080 tags of Bt Domingo were mate at 10c. cash net, for export. The stock of Rio, by the Messrs. Scott's weekly circular, umounted to-day’ to 8,022 bags, and of all descriptions to 2 ‘The sais of the week amounted to abot as, ehielly at auction, of superior qual 10 1.16e, Corroy.—The market was inactive, while the sales were confined to about $00 bales, closing without farther change in prices. The Messrs. Talcotts, in their circular for the Arabia, to sail to-morrow, remark as follows regarding the prospects of the crop:—Contisming the remarks ia our Inst circular on this Subject, we have to report a eon- Upuance of fine weather m all sections t the latest dates by mail and telegraph, Gur wivices are all of the ame character: “boautit crop accounts Ftil! inmprowing ne largely,” “quality of the receipts excellent,” &c., &e. All are ditposed to raise their estimates, bat reliable figures cannot be made until a killing frort occurs. The following are the movements in cotton to the latest mail dates ence September 1, as com. pared with 1867, 1856 and 1882 — 1852, 1854. 1807, 1868, Seong. aI {57 185,419 107,462 220,478 . 26,291 97,874 epert te France... 4,167 10,718 Fxport to foreign ports 33,257 02,101 Eetimated etock at por 100,471 213,402 Comprarmoy Received at the ports... 46, Exported to Great Britain 10 Exported to France... . 6431 18,163 10/020 Total ox’ to foreign ports 1s, 731 18,007 Exocrs this season compared with — 186: 1856. 1867 Receipts... A 44,057 127,028 Export to Gi By 21,088 11.583 Frport to Franee 4468 15,546 14949 25,208 28.744 Total foreign expor' Freewm —To Lb of uot 10,000 vushele of corn ito have been at abont 3d a ; 400 boxes cheere at 26s., ition at 8%. To inden 90 tous lard were taken at 17s, 6d. A Bremen bark wae taken to load for Trieste with an assorted cargo at p. t. To Antworp 2,500 Wags of coffee were engaged at Ke. A bark was taken up to load with 4,000 bbls. flour for Barcelona at per bi ‘and to load at Sicily with a return cargo for ie port 700, To Rotterds id prices steady. Sales of about Jedi at Bie. u 00 jes of common Rook land at 67c., and of lump do. at $1 Morssses. Bales of 65 bbls. Cubs muecovado were made at 2Re, Navat Stones were quiet. Sales of 140 bible. inferior @pirits turpentine were made at 49¢., that in merchant able order was at 00., and in shipping order Ble. was asied other degeriptions Were quiet and nominal. Ons.—ales of linseed were moderate at 72c. Sperm was in fair request, with sales of about 800 bbls. at p. t Crude whale was quiet at 50c.a 58e, Olive oil was steady, and entee in cark at $105, and quarts, in orses, at $3 16. Provierons.—Pork—The market continned to rule hoay vy, while the sales embraced about 600 a T00 bbis., inelading moees at $16 40 4 $16 60 for old and at $16 62}4 for new do.; old prime at $14.4 814 25. and new do, at $14 75. Beef continued steady. with eaier of about 160 bbls, in- on repacked Western mess at 81) a $12.0 ~ a with country Mere at $0 75, wiriie wee at $7 $% Cut meats were h a 6g. for shoulders, aud at 84e. wh << Lard was heavy, with sales of about 259 bbls. at 103¢0. a lH. Butter and cheese were steady, and in fair demand at unchanged pri Ricr.—fules "Of 200 casks were made at 30. a 3%. cermnaOnles of 3/000 maja. of comin, wore ‘244ec. a 25c., with some cases of mace at 45 Soears.—The market was steady, with sales of about 400 2 450 hhds. of which 123 hhd's. wore Porto Rico, chicf. ly at TAse. a Be., and the remainder Cubs at Oag¢. «8c. Whiskey. —The sales embraced about 400 bbis. at 26 ‘Tes.—The public sale ueld to-day was large and attrac: Previous prices fully sustained, and the finer grades of young hyson and imperials exhibited a alight advance. Towacco.—The aspect of the market remains firm, and prices tend upward. The sales embraced 42 hhis. Ken tucky at 83¢. a 180, ; 207 bales Havana at 330. a S50.; 132 cues soadlont at | at 14¢. a 200, ; 400 Florida new, the first of p Season, at MARITIME IN ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—TRIS DAY. 6 MOON SETS... MIGH WATER, Port of New York, October 12, 1858. NTELLIGBENCE. SUN RISES... SUN SETS. CLEARED. Steaiship Arabia (Br), Stone, Liverpool—E Cunard. Stamship @ahawba, Bulloch, Havana and New Orleans Livingston, Crocheron & Co. Steamship Alabama, Sehenck, Savannah—S L Mitchill & Son, Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland—H B Cromwell & 0. i bip Ay 0, Ballard, San Francisco—Tay apnea & Starbuck. Ehip Baltic. Zeroga, Glasgow deren x Ship JH Elliott, Tucker, Mobile—Post, Smith & Co. Ship Raratoga, Trask, Moblle—Siate &'Co, Ship Henry Clark, Grown, Apalachicola—W 1 Riversmith. Ship Roger A Hiern, Stewart, Savannah—Post, Smith & Oo. Ship Star of the West. Almond, Savannah, Bark Moneynick, Smith, Charieston—Dunham & Dimon. Lrig 8G Adams, Drisko, Constantinople—Lrett, #on & Co. Brig Fy pe geen Swan Island—Post & Small. Brig B h, Ramstale, St Marke—Brett, Son & Co. ee neces Marston, Fernandina, &c—Walab, Carver & Brig Chastelain Hanay, Jacksoneille— Thompson & Hunter, Ser Moruing Light <Br), Westhaven, St Johus, NF—H G Do- nov Schr Jute (Br), Fisher, St George, NB—Jed Frye. Schr D B Warner, Stetson, ‘Charleston—MeCroady, Mott & Co. Sehr J Aumack, Pearce, Wilmington —¥' ‘an Brunt : Slaght. Sehr DeRosset, Tucker, Wilming Smith & Co. A Schr CL, Watson, Robbing, New! Sehr H Chisholm, Taylor, Plymouth, «> Sehr Yorktown, Woglon, City Point—JI Hunter & Co. Schr Selina Helen, Kelly, Pitiadelphia—Jas Hand, Leitch, Liver ool, Sept 29. Dato “Arrived: if off ‘the Bat with mdscand passengers, tery at 2:40 P! paaaing throngh th ‘Narrows this after note, Wile engaged in Bring & gun. gue oF the weamien was ir stantly killed, and blown into the water; a boat was lawere: and his body recovered, when it was taken to the quar ground forluterment. "Another man hed his thumbs blowa of Tark Sarah, Stevens, Savaniila, Sept 16, with fustie, skins. &e, to Dovale’& Co, Was 2? days up to'Hatteras with light NE winds: since then have had heayy northerly gal Sept 24, off Castle Tsland, apoke brig Stephen © Bass, from Nevass. for Baltimore, tutto ha exchanged nignats with bark California; 5th inst, ton 7625, spoke bm Fievana for Bremen, 18 days out rig Gertrude, Brig Katahdin (of Camden), \mesbury, Amsterdam via New port, RT. ot dase, with to Hrett, Son & Co. Arig Fredonia (of eo Lord, Neuvilas, 11 days, with sugar, &e, toC & B nig Stephen Young (or Pittston), Per days, with plaster, to master. Schr Emily Kerr (of Baltimore), Marun, Rio Hache, 2 days with bides, de, to Merrill & Abbott. Experienced heavy weath er on the coast; lost jtbboom and foretopmast. Schr Indus (of Vienna), Stobley, Fajardo, PR, 19 days, with sugar, to maste Sch: Oriental (Underwriters), Fraser, Ni , Sept %0, Oct I, off he Hole tn the Wail, «poke ship of and Tron Kosion for New Orleans, 14 day's out. Salied in company with sehr Time, for Baltimore, and sw her again of Hatteras. The © bad very light winds from the Hole in the Wallto Cape Hat terasisince then strong NW gales, with heavy sea. Schr Pollux, Lechusen, fara, Sort 2, with molasses, to Schlessinger & Au Jon 80 10, spoke Pa cicantes Distt cruiser iv tke Gull for avers’ The? Jost 3 seamen wt Havana of fever, Schr Sarah Maria (of Cold Sprit. Underhill, Baracoa, Sept with tobaceo, do, to Thos Gilmartin, ‘Rehr Herschell, Bindaall, Wilmingion, NC, 7 days. Wide World, Wiimingion, NC, 7 days, JG Ferris, Ish, Virginia, 2 Behr Moderator: Letts, Virginia, 2 days Kehr DC Higgine, Longstreet, Virginia, 3 da Schr James House, Sprague, Alexandria, 4 Schr Lydia Ann, Voorlwes, Bualtimore, 3.4 , Windsor, NS, & 'H Nickerson, Baxter, Baltimore, 4 days, B Strong, Mott, Philadelphia tor Boston, Schr Gen Peavey, Hunt, Laecy 4 lay Schr John, Murphy, Rockland, Aadays. Sehr Ranner, Tuts, Rgckport, 2 days. Schr Thos Jeiferson. its, 2 ilaye Schr Corrinne M, Joues, Salern, Sehr New York, Goodsell, Boston, 3 Sehr Mary, Ferguson, Roston 3 days. Selir War Bleed, Pratt, Boston, 3 days. Sehr G1, Lovell, Boston, 3 days. Sehr 8 MeDonald, Snow, ‘Gloucester, - Anns Salter, Fish, Wareham. Tease, Warelatn, : co, Know, Warebam, Schr Ostrich, Gray, Providence. Schr Fountain, Davis, Pall iver for Albany. Sobr MA Hildreth, a. Pail River. Sebr President, Hall, as for Rendont. Schr Frances, Connells ‘New Haven tor Washingtow, DC. sloop WD Mang mn. Russell, Taunton, Sloop Pointer, Sloop WH owen, Miulock, Providence. fice ert a nop Speaker, She! Steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence. Steamer Charles Osgood, Smith, Norwich and Now London The ship Corra Linn, Luther, for Glaagow, 1s at anchor « quarantine. t Wind during the day SE. “Smur CannamGan, of Boston, before. Eeporiad destroyed by fire at Casliz, is lusured ta Londen for $60,000. Suir Mancta Gneentear, 3 from Liverpool 18th ‘® severe’ hurricane on the ult for New Seacl eon > "wi 1ith alt, sa hatore re eh lant two Lopealia, foretnp mast siayeall, ise im im, royal, de. prosentetion her vu. oS ... ‘Was left by the pict on the 1h Suialls bearlug EN mi Suir Pryrya Scon, Baxter, at London ith ult from Bombay, was If days in the longitude bf the Cape Good Hope, in bew gnies trom the W; sprung mainmnst, fore and cromjack yn Split sails, ae. Barx Gerrerne, Goodburn (or Goodwin), from Bristol for New York, put back to Queenstown 25th ult leaky, and with ‘oremast Abd malainas: sprang. anh Nah ree me Ayteapetch from Norfolk states that Ego need urd), from Machias for Bucaus Are apa pion 2 Hints ta at damaged and leak ing. Sewn Favorite, from Philadelphia for Fall River, before re- rted ashore near Hereford Iniet, will be a total lows, Neither ‘vessel nor cargo is insured. Scun Woxen, of and at Providence, was dlecovered tobe on fire ou teowst work ana the clling The foot of the foremnast Was so badly burned that's naw one will probably be hecemsary. The deck of the vewsel was cut in seretal places to let in witer to extinguish the fames. The mate of the schooner, Mr Henry Samis, was asleep in the cabin suftocated. The forecastle was found mate. The fire wilently incendini free evidently incendiary No insurance. had no cargo on The appraisement on cargo of SF yo bye rhentenet at Nassau on the 24th ult, and 13 he ‘have’ been settled in the Viee Admiralty Court on iin, T Py. taoued co tin pt Well ureet Sew Vara tokens Sroanh {or sale and purchase of emer a hat = tn medi — a i ships To toms aa ie eon palty ta median I i"; Phasetts iy in medium bung ships) 9. 949 tone: in New Ih tre (principal rinetpaliy Sayin’ 7 New York and Phtladciphia, there are no all vessels aiaiag Jn faltimore (primetpally to South American 783) toma. dake necticut and New Yeresy will otal Of 39.250. recently launched at Rast Bos ton, has been changed to Sachem. UREHED At Hancor Mth inet, clipper ship, of #0 tons ied the Golde fy for 8 California pas, senger ship. She ° to be commatnied by Capt Chas N Peale: ton, of Sen! wrt. At Thomaston, Me, 7th ult, by Capt Sami Watt and soon, a fine shi ri called the Joncph Fish. he will be ‘apt Yo On the 10th inst, Edwd O'Brien, wil, {auntie ship of {B08 tone, to ve cominauted by Capt Molec Mesars RAW Jacobs have ship of about 1,309 tone in frame, which will not be launched this fall. A statem: the vesseia now iuthling ia Maine, copied from « New Fork Paper, was incompet TRidetom, Me, th ult, from the yard of Meary MGilvers, Fo nirat clion white oak ebip, tame and wok te orted. She is owned by Messrs 7 ow York, tina, and others, and Capt Benj P ‘At Medford, Oh inet, from the yard of Mr JO Curtia, « fine clipper ship of 110 tong, called the Industry, owned by Theo hase. Faq. of Boston, abd to be commanded by Capt au Waters, late of the Eagle Wing. aie Old at New gti TGs, ships —- s Towlaad, Whellea, N Pacific Ovean Doean, Hathaway, Pacilie ¢ Might, ba ath at "iy Bara f aud from Nan ip Raward Carey, of and from Nantucket to At for Prete Geeta. Sid from Provincetown 30th ult, set Olive Clark, Soper, on 8 whaling ervine. AIRt Anguatine Ray June 16, Jobo Dawson, Raker, NB, Prihadow 709 bole ep oll all weil. Woukt be ot Meurhius tn Frat Table Bay, COH, Aug, Zoe, Rogers, NL, St Helens fond fd Ith tor Besnlato in ala pus Rid from do Aug Bpoken—No diate Hiaie 168, lon days from New Bedfurd for I wat Spoken, &e. Ship Soiree, Hallett, from Liverpool for NYork, Sept 18, ‘Tuskar EN Ls au hore ry sage from Liverpool for Wiscasset, 97 8 mitten ip Marta G rrentent, ‘Merryman, from m Liverpoo Orietun with Le ag hy wma ae, ar 1 rie Henaliae™ for NOrieans, Bept . i hp roan 1 eatip Rei Kate Pe yen from Liverpool for New Orteans, pt ‘of Hallowell, atooring 8 and W, Gept 19, tat hip Eman, Ages, from Live al for Charleston, Sept 17 day 4 ion 16. : 1 a bens man, {rom Salem for Zanalbar, Wark Arthur Pickering, C none ww 5, inman, lou Bice “Travelled,” of New York, bound 8, Oct 8, off Cape Tookvit. Ports. Atos Bay, OOH, July 28—Arr bark Sie, Cann, Padang for NYork 1" Boston), with lone of port of bulwarka, ASTWrAh Rept $—8ld Colorado, Ricker, Sunderland, Ai irom. Pinching 234, Reaper, Relly, NOrieane Brreror, § ept 24—Arr Ceres, Hamphites, 8 John, NB. Arr atte "il Zi, Mountats Hage, Yates, #t Jobin, Nit, for ony rance, Ellis, Cardi s Bescny ies , Orpheus, from Bremen for New iE HDmATs, Bex M Ate Topeka, Church, Trieste, sid 30h Brenan n eeyt Bo ‘Art Ariel (s), Tallow, NYork; 94th, New York (a), Von Suaten, and Adler, Gustavus, do; Edmund, Wenmann. gad tt roy Gagern, Reimers, NOrieans. Sid S84, Rc: Am vessel io port , Avy! 6=In port brig ES Penny, Brown, MeNear, MoNear, ite Falcon, Dram NYork (not bys, raneiney ou rlaon, Rabooek, FT hip Glatinior, Luce, 43 rerpoot, for Mauritius. Caupera, Avy from Sunderian Ta ort ships Mar; irr al’ 1th, ding; Crowell hte, San ¥ We € Anta, Sept 16—Apr Croxsrant, Sept oe Liverpool yf th, Canora, Hatching Aon: th, fo, Kendrick, N i opt Bi Are Berkshire, WAN tina, ‘London for ih Talat Rtingon d 4 Salling, alt for i ory Reed, Pow! + Tauneeston: Under ond: do for Poet Philip (uid ais ros ‘ceeded, ae "Port Jand, Leavitt, London (and sid for Mobile) Th for Vesta, Rept 1—Bid Quiver, 0 NYork, Fisindun dept dee aoe se rab Teed, Mobi Fan PSH sehr Tmogene tala, mssia ted an go of 8 : le for St'pe yy, NYork, wiih eap- FPaLmoori AY jordan, ota a mai mebany, Manes on bot owEY, Sept 24— Hannah Hicks, Hick:, for on, with av or wali pti Ninting experience! beay’ SW With heavy ereas Tg Yon ba a ales GLOUCESTER, wh Barr CO Bene, Guasgow. Sept 4 Arr WB Dean, Foster, Fost iit few the Clyde 36d w 200, oie: NYork. Pg ete cw teehee z., Nvork: 4 Jones, 5 a me 22th, Jane A Biebop, Munece, Mobile; Oho, Hutek vas: iy Sept 4—Arr Bengalen, Planter, NY: sl aut Tiiieiny, Week Ged'ls tones catibd ars Tanna, Rept 25—Are at Cuxharen, Louis Napoleon, Hert: ing, NYork. Sid Cuxhaven 220) Washington, Pag N Orfeans (and oheor Corey poop Genie es AVANA, Sept S—Sld sebr Aurelia, win, Cu sy ig Wm HE Rtawart Woke da geisiee AUUFAX, Oct —Arr steamer Tnetan Empire, Cour- tonny, Galway for NYork, and ald at TEAM. joo Taig ov Wicwr, Sept 2~Vansed by, Sarah Newman, Cobb, from London for Culeutta, ant ansted pilot LivERroot, Sept 25—Arr Victoria Reed, Prebble, Matanzas vin Queenstown? Haider, Tucker, Labrador; 20th, "A frien (ay Shannon; Albert Gallatin, Delano; Washington, White, and Webster. Tawrence, NYork; 2th, Peter Marcy, Thompson, rlenns, Sid 2th, EP Stringer, Wood, Bombay via Androssan; JH Jareis, Colier, Castine: Cerra Gordo, Witham, Baltimore; C Hutchinson, and Resolute, ‘Freeman, N York; Btlz ishing, Pritchard. Caleutta; 1, Ooes lanarch, P: or, Swit , Favorite, Spain, Savann: Johnston,’ NOvieans; Joba ift, NY Dyer. ‘and Lord Dutterin, ‘slhoun, Mobile, The Castine, Siinpsou, for NOr- Jeane. cld 26th, and probably #hd presious to 28th, In the river outward bound 2th, Sea King, Barker, for Bos- ‘on, eld 2th; Loodianah, Darley,’ for Mohit, i eld Mth; Qeean Pearl, Chandler, and Rapahannock, Cushing, for NOrleans; W F Schmidt, Sears, for City Point; Atinie Sse, Sse, for Phila: delphia; Arctic, Zerega; Cultivator, Russell, and J L Bow: Povey. for N York; at: Kenny, for Castine; J Bradshaw, racehaw, for St Jobn, Chandler, for NOrleans; 26th, Jeremiah Thompson, Blake, NYork; Cochituate, Crosby, Philadelphia; 2th, Isabella, Cot n, Boston; Afrien (s), Shannon, NYork; Aurora, Bunting, and Constitution, Thompson, do, DON, Hept2t—Arr Jag R Keeler, Allen, NYork; J: THR POLITICIANS MANUAT, SHOU hands of every voter. It may be had at BARTON & SON'S, printers, for ten cents, a publican pulicaepos of the Tenth ward, to, Pal fst the elements arenes ies snocinctly defined ‘commivee of five be and ubmitthe pau of «club the members of poled eayare ing to any of the elements of the ‘are Lo be the espe- iat frienda of FD. Site or Resolved, That a general. meetin the: committee ia reared is font 8 Neary arte ak Ofte Obuistans, acd at the (ote Santanaied by him. penis — THOMAS REYNOLDS, Ohairman. Geo. R. Davis, Secretary, At A A “GONGRESSIONAL via anata D FOR Congressional Fi Fitth an nd Right iar, New Sew. fork at the fi Ward aah et. 12, 1858, on motion Chancellor, ‘William Miner was ¢! n Chal bares and ri Upton Fenno and ¢ L. Loutrel Secretaries. eae on mouon, James McGuire was cl am eogea nt at-Arms. uy All the delegates from the wards appeared uncontested, ex- cept the First On motion, « resolution was thal the contesting del from ‘the First ward app to oceupy fifteen vainutee in aaliag the ing both jew the Don rane ation panes. by Nicholas Diméo, having Afte’ animously Geclded unt the dette the certificate of the Inapect imitved. Upon motion of Mr, Fenno, General Hiram Maleiage wae allowed, in compliance with his request. to address the Con- Fention upon his claiing as a candHate for Congress from the ‘Third district, Atter hearing Mr. Walbridge, 7 Upon motion of Me. Williams, of the Pirstward, an” informal vote, viva voce, was taken for candidate for Méinber of Cou grees for the district. which reguited-—29.for 1E. m1 for Hirai ¢. Upon motion, of and 2 Wall Daniel F. Sickles was declared unanimous, Hon. Dapiel Meehun, of the Second ward, presented tha following resolutions, which were unavimously adopted: — Resolved, ‘That this Convention retain unabated confidence, in the administration of James Buchinan, as an exponent of the principles of the national democracy, proclaimed bauonal conventions since the Jacksonian era, and bya y large majority of the American Deuptes and that the therefore, of our pronent Teore resentative in f Bickle, Bed, in suetatning tent ediminiteation by his hig votes, by his ‘cogent arguments in his place in Congress, and by his undisgnised sympathy with its measures and declared policy, meets our unqualified approbation. Resdived, Thal ihe course pursed by ort repreentative ta Knox, Ginn Potty Point; Mary B Rich, Rich, Sagua; 27th, | gy) wing, as he has, a democratle adm Gray Oak, Jeffrey, Monimein: Kila, Drummond, Fapeiy with the dine benared rules of ein ti iy vy he ‘id, Baxter, Hombay; JB. Chapman, Sheervance of which the. democratie nachtoven i Piying Beale: Conant Ent out 25th, it ymouth Rock, id, NYork; Eastern Maio Ackiey, Rio. Janeiro, 2th, E Sherman, Hichborn, iicaen NGG, Newenatie and 1 22—Sl4 Trenton, Green, NOrieans (before York). Cli, 23d, Betsey’ Ames, Bartlett, N rr Regalta, Avery, Marseilles. Sld 16th, Ann McKean, NYo Newront, Sept 3—Sld Geo West, Couch, Jamaica (not be fore): DB Sext Erato, Burke, Theodosia; 25th, Moses Davenport, ‘ondry, Matai Newilave, Sept 27—Off Beachy Head, Thos I Wales, Burr, from Shields for Calcutta. - st Nevvitas, Oct 1—In port brigs Nathan, Spencer, for New York 2 da: Nassau, NP. Bept 20m port bark Cuba Chase, flog up and will sail for NYork Oct brigs Gate schr) Samuel Fraticis. Trown, from Maracaibo for» in distress, with forem ist sprung, repg, and will svt] Oct 10; ‘Amina, Lewis, from Boston, arr 2ith: Alma (Br), Brown, hence, arr 24th: schrs British Ss (Br), Jobn: do do; A Canale (Br), from Savanna, 24th; Rover ( “Kemp, fom Baltimore; Esther Ann (Br), x owles, from Phila lelphia. Sid 30th sehr Time, Balt re. PLYMOUTH, Sept 4—Arr Elen Oliver, Cowell, ‘Savannah via Falmouth; 28th, North American, Collier, Mad. Paterno, Sept 17—Arr Een Beruard, Bourne, Sid =. panes Tlarry, Boston, Gens Rept S—Arr Rrunatte, Pinkham, Taganrog; zh, Gertrude, Gontwin, from Bristol for NYork, put is leaky, di 23d, ‘hn Barber, Crocker, Liverpool. RC, Oct |—Arr ship Charlotte A Stamiez, Rogers, Liv Rs brig James Caskie, Devine, Belfast, 1. ‘rig itscie about Sept iin pir seur La Pita, for Now Yor! vor THAMPTON, Sept 22—Arr Borussia (s4), Trautmaon, N on Sr Jouws, PR, Sept 15—In port bark Jedo, Wheeler, from Boston for Ponce, to finish diag cargo, thence to Turks Istands to load for Roston: and others as before. Savanttra, Sept'lé—In port bark Restless, Lothrop, Santa Mart) for Carthagena 10 da) oe King ee Bryant, from Carthagena for Aspiowall 5 di: CUA, Fept 2-In port ship BR Milan, Risley, for SYork in about S days chad lost at Havana six seainen—th’ second mat® and one seaman died at Saga, and another was age x the honptn)vige Surah Flagg. Sevens, for Portand. amnphel, for NYor Cogelu (or tatiana phan Bax, CoH, Aug Hd bark Fleet Eagle, Lindberg, ees: Sept 24—Arr Glenburn, Tebenham, Havana. Home APALACHICOLA, Oct 7—In port brig Esperanza (Br), from. Minatitlan for Liverpool, wig: schrs Ben} Sire ‘oe Hawkins, from N York, dieg: Norfolk Packet, Bedell, from 3; Phe: nix, Lee, fro! Get 1—Arr bark E Williams, Cornwell, Maneenars, Sep) reported eld for York. MALsGa, Sept tT m Mo! ALEXANDRIA, Washin 128. Bid sche RP Chase, Shuto, N York Areschrs Fimm ‘Vent, Petorsburg, Va: sf Ylanes, Meson, itches Wm Henry, Seymour, NYork. Cid ee iemerpriss, Edwards, Ocean Port; J Ander: non, Fredric enaaek : a ‘Bush, Hazletine, Hobo. Ken; Mesiowox, Tucker, Brook Haven. BOST —Arr str Phineas Sprague, Matthews Philade ipl; b righ Napier (itr), Croshe, 8 Marna: (Goo Waste ington, Jacksonville; hy. Pur Weeks, Wil- talngtim, NC; gchre BC Seribne isl ; Prescott Gilkey: J ile: Di trsssavane ia ie! hig, Bonnington, & ia Lenny Orieansy bare all,” a re and n Cid barks B Avola (not before), schr A C @ay. Tn State, for Goree, “whieb put back #ih on ac- count of the sickness of the captain, sid again 9h, Capt Ropes wearer veh ship Hersh of Morning, Baker, Lon rr (by tel) - don; Champlain, Wyman, Bhleliay MB Ludwig, —~, Laver pools ugh, Hawks, Charleston. At quarantine, bark oe, Lasts, Gate, Mam- Leroy Le ty) ie ore ries o berth ott BATH et FoR WAS cart othe, 20 matipetanid Jt Shears, BRAINTHE HF, Get &—Arr sche Rio Grande, N York. BAKER'S LANDING, Warwick, Ort 9—Arr soht Ths, No for NY¥ork, Sid sehr oe ome hr N Pail Iie Ganien sehr B Borden, Brightman, (from Trechr Marietta Hand, Terry, Delaware City: sloop Hull, NYork. Nid sche (lobe, Jones, Philadelphia. Thetis, Sunith, The ih Wah motes Oct ao wel Parker, Fitzgeral A, W Ro Rovian une gonetre, ie, rk . vel at ‘rater Make Judge Whitmpn, Pressey, NYork; scure Sue Fiabe Wiley, de, SERIA D> on win ons Sim, i we tle, Maza, Le a Sinllocinay Venue Gor Bind Boake, Boat RIVER, Oct 7—Arr sehr? W NYork anda Tier go), ba Shoop anaes Cal chr Hkhard orden, Arwold, and B Arnastreng, Dt Toth—Aprsehes J artin, Harding, PMivtelphia: § vabrey, do tor Nid Senr Jas Farkor Be, pees ay thy Ay Pa ET ea Aeeeer gh Pt Se OTOMILE, Oct 6~ rr echr Tones. Bag ACCT, tet Sarin, NYork, wih Conn Bi ack Merrie, low. barks Achilles (rem, Nordeubolta, fro W Iireokinan, Brookinan, from NYork, tolirs Sea and JH Toone. Pennington, ‘rom Virazoe Suntiago. CH steam: , Urowell, Galveaion and Indianola, shipe Movie, st, Prov ey, Cork A mkt; tare Willem & ie pong iy here: een f brig Creole, Robinson, Ralize, Hon; sche JE Smith, Blots, Clenfaeges, Tith—Aer (by tel) ships Jose h lols aud Naneet. Boston: Sricuene. Mlanchard, and Indi! York; Agutlla, Liverpool. mf ah aye athe Osess Ib ork. panera et ¢ en Wooten, Boston. Cid Hing Rew, sd uct, -~ ton Re dx 12th chy tel brig Ms Rta from waghlan for inn i ay Ij ~ Aue RW HAVEN, ie echre w 1m Bennett, Vir a H Harrison, NYork; sioops Trinity, Motto, fi NEPONSET, Oct 6—Arr eclr John B Myers, Smart, NYork NEW BEDFORD, oa Arr bri mjtea Stem “Are is Ormrus, B ake Phtinde! Wareham for da, 814 Hite schre e hetkport: Ana T Sale, heb (roan Wi ee an as Simepeon. Churn, (from Virginia) Benton, Liki yaaa Pitadeiphig. Ril Wik schéw Georgia, nd Ney \ Frei Pi {i ry ety ‘ * ‘pat ‘aa ne _— . som! scbra Ada < ost NYork for Halifax: Only fon, Tiles Jp lily, ‘and all ab Cre Elion Hayden, King, Havana chav! er pm Revaton| Wilmington, ages der, Mayo, {fren to Alexandria Obal from do) Charleston: Susan & Ri Mate, trom P tale) Ik : Tiger, (trem Saco) Wi Iie veencte previously 4 Set ADE PHIAY steamer ork, Kaguapesseyeeeg eetes aioe Bot WP Philips, sak tf re da ke ae aa Phi : John © Brooks, ri Betow, a bark. Cid ®h, bark C: Stover, Cates, "inert oni doth brig na, jay L Tit, joche, Johnson, Nor Yoarr the Pwr: CRT, Oct 9 Arr echt Anna M Edwarts, Btwards, PPR Sid sehr Maria Louisa, Bpenees river pe Rin.’ TDENC F, Ort Arr steamer Puiton, AlMrich, NYork: sloop Factor, Wei els, al and 1d for N York) sid owneend, Inde! Horta Christie, NYork; adhesin gE = Booth, Tan! Ly Corson, ghia: Col +. Philadel for Pa face Hie or tn jenifer leone Nechre Fi Emeline, Hae, fer, ay + 5 wi, Me sy ort for Pawtacket; a ide, “Rondont; rT Wiis on en Ran INCY, Got 2— guin GY et Arr ach wae ‘Alama, Tea wae Try: jones, Jones, ‘ew ip Onwego, Menhens, aot pike ta Daren fen Bias, Hathaway, for Me i wick FORD, Ot 1s t, Dewey, NVork; Tt SM plone Report, Dever iver: Tip, Franklin, Avery, NYork’ ‘Below sip Cavotve Lane arg, Teme Frames, Fi fares, Nickerson, Beton 4 SHAVANNAnL Oct ®Arr steamship Loonst Point, Baker, N Kusnn’ Vanderbilt, amd areets sis, Heron mesloacend SIPPICAN, Oct Itmtn poet acke ALEM M, Cot 9-014 vee Leocadia, Benall, NYer. Ht ache ASSET, Oe bid sche War Eagle, Hotgdon, Sa ‘ sd Arion, MéLaughtin, Ne WARRED, Oct 116d bark Maskioguwn, Mastin, Matanzay ci i Fa triumphs, and consolidated tive. only vedio shave ae pels tbe’ uation 1 ila progress lo polibeal ereuness recasnive in DB, Seles a, representa: nee, Industry fieity, nequaistne with the wi this constituency, ‘eminent. Dp albis ter Gs cance coonphanrsatiaok ‘in pardoular, we ea: nize bim as identitied with the TS 01 district by the bonis of sympathy. bouored wast aia ebeon parterriiicee oF ‘“Paotved, Thai the members of this Convention will con- tribute with all their energies, 4s men and democrats, to the support of the regular State aod local tickets, to be voted for at the npproaching elections, in order that the statute book of our floriie tue may be purxed of the vicious and incoherent exleation ofthe ine vowainn: tnt the elty of New York may be restored to the exercise of its munictpal ‘, Seeaulive benashot toe gorerucnent May davetee ce Gee wad Will cause the laws to he executed without favor, who will be vigilant in their office, and judicious in their selection of the ra cipients of officin! pairounge. solved, Thatit is the paramount duty of every democrat to maintain the principles and usages af the democratic party, because their malntonynce ts eesentint to the vigor and inthe: whee of the organization; ond it ts only through an taflextble adberence to the established custom: ‘usages of our orzant- zation that we cun hope to secure the success of our candidate and the ascendancy of our ples os a party; aud In order that no distracti ag element shall intertere with the trinmph of those principles in the Third Congressional distrivt, we fully ¢all upon the tion. tiiram ¥ Watbridge to withiraw, from the canvass which he has go nnwisely begun, and uaite ail trug democrats in thie district in Ruy st the, Hon. Daniel I Sickles, the regular nom is Conver ‘A committee of one . J. A. Wile liams, First ward; Chas. N. ward; Thomas 7, MCatty, Third ward; Harry Hopkinson, Fifth ward, and Joba. B, Betty Bluth ward, were og to inform Mr. Sickles of tion. Mone Coavention then adjourn Wire MINER, President. F, Urrox Fexno, Grsuce L. Lourie, } Secretaries. THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH ALDERMANIC DIS- tiect.—A meeting of ali the voters of this district (in tive of party) will be. held at Military’ Hall, Howerycon sons day evening, ‘October 18, at 73g o’élock, for the purpose of forming a bona fide taxpayers’ pasty. "We want’ the sare Keeper, the mechanic, the laborer, and all opposed to the pre- sent corruption tion in city government. Come and express your Tews on this most vital question. The producer has been to apathetic; let them feel our swength; when once ‘ghee enenged in t tn the good work know our power. 7 OUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC inde CLUB. GRAND MEE: 5 BER 19. sub-committees oa a? and music will meet this evening at the club Tooma, Nereee Lonae, JO E, WHITE, Chairman, A. 8, ScLuvax, Secretary. Y LADY V wito O WARS $00 1 IN GOLD TO INVEST, I8 DE- business where the same cond be in the city to make monry. Shv'No MOUNTER, 170 ‘Chatham wyuare, im the ALYY, GESTIEMAN HAVIN wishing to Gravel, ean hay fo invest the amount with the advertiser wee wo par 0G pre ot. TE it ina Ay Bivens AN OTUNT EIN, 68 Nassau stroet, third for, A SENG TADY, WilO HAS TAD, CON experience fn the man ant farhlonadie bowae he most Address #.T., box 1,186 N. GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSINERS NPS RXPTRI catanitshedbesloees that wil Hay him at least at huaby on the sum invested, wilh Te own, iat po with hame and business location, D. A. R., station K, No. Higheh avenue. with ee pone Ma. David Hl. ms hereatter be cond Daniel Gile 8 Go DANIEL TiN, 923 eet Avevstl, TSSOLUTION THR COPAR’ ETO. ip ig 9 A ‘Thoane tb Weete and Wi Warel nrectige, aocersays ° ng tinsoived by misinal conecnt. All dev And demands due and owing by said firm iu the city of New York are to be paid ant by Joka who ie exclusively to continue the ‘At No, L190 Frond New Vork. and al) debts andi demands due and owing by firm in the city of Brooklyn, are to be past awd by Oct paw Fea aaeomiet Ly oly Peaemaraen aeere 3 cats Sate a a ate og Feai wane, Lawyer, Merait ster, FERD AND PRODUCH DEALERS —& RX- fx... MAN 4 x : wiialt 53 i a : i Ey a a fi Ww: A PARTNER, WITIT EA CASH Cal SaRTAY or 09 to in a wholesale sinees rene M. abd oflive. WASTED-AN, INTEREST To THE AitOUNT OF TO of three hundred dollars in some established cach business. which will employ. the advertiser's time eliber iu adress, staumg all particulars, wholly © rtiatly. As Deas, boa 288 Herald office. — $300-8 PARTNER WANTRD (A youNa a MAN PRE. ferred), ims genierl and Inerative exsh well Oy ye down tow: pres oe only daily; be can make from teed ve hrumivage. Apply wT. “anrehiiy, Ne. tooo $30 )LARTNUR WANTED, P FOR AN OLD Ret An. joing & cash trade. Se ue -E Store —} free. A wan with a small wine a ty call and sem for binself, on fi Ld second street, 500 To ‘mafia wi Se ee kiod of & mere $5 ind part goo ute Anes eakbedane Pieces between seca alory, corer uf Cate iti fe <WANTER, A MAN WIT join the advertiver, TACKROWRIMONEY AD ADYVA) IO yes SW tere i Wien... . a rik et ee geen hg bm lane. Atco Mame a SATORES AN <3 AY ee A083 ‘a, *e RRORBRE AN AND COMMITS! e108 ores‘ necond sdvance money from mat i nl kode » Negotiated, pW “Nbjes Rta nil a ie Th PSO! Picaleee Tm * aaa STREET, MO: aed te amonnt watel AC" "All goons Scania a eae wi |, Sr., Auetioneer. a TACOMA, a7 Nikon TRS Bamaray, suvances money 0 Fear of iy ial sore ate a tad "Comritoniong moderate. 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