The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1858, Page 8

8 NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA. Gen. Lamar's Demands on Costa Rica— Trade very Dull in Niearagua-Close of the Legtslative Session at Panama— English Surveyors for Vancou- vers island —fleney of Land 7 Speculators Forfeiied — Engitsh Consular Recognition, &e., @ar fies from New Granada are dated at Panama and | Aspinwall on the 5th of October. The Royal West India mail steamer had arrived at Arpinwa!! from Greytown with news from Nicaragua Gated on 18th of September. 8 was reported in Nicaragua that Gen. Lamar, the United States Minister to Nicaragua and Costa Rica, had made a demand for two millions of dollars on the latter government a8 a recompense for the shooting of some Americans at Virgin Bay during the taking of that plaice, Basiness was exceedingly dull in Nicaragua, and people as usual awaiting the opening of the steamship line to San Francisco. The United Stater sloop of war Saratoga arrived from fan Juan del Norte on the 27th of September, and reported the arrival of the Roanoke at that port. She reports her- seif and her consort, the Savannah, as being in the best of ealth, wilbout a case of ship fever, and likewise asserts that the tiog ofticer wili open the Nicaragua transit ere he leaves San Juan OUR BOGOTA CORRESPONDENCE. Bogota, August 23, 1858. Blections for Oongress—President Ospina Strenuous for the @ass-Herran Treaty—Everybody Looks to Giving up Panama—Senor Gonzales's Proposition for Annexation— Revival of the Dissension—New Granada Cannot Pay her Interest— Federation Does Not Work Well—State of Prede— Failure of the Tohacco Crop, de., de. ‘Same my last letter, in which I gave you a description ef the annual Independence festival, but little has happened galculated to disturb the glorious quietness of New Granada’s political horizon. The elections for a number ef members of Congress are progressing as usual, and it fe not yet known whether Mr. Ospina has succeeded in sontriving to effect the election of several of his followers and devotees. Atany rate, the prominent features of the eoming Congress will be different from the last, and it isby Ro means impossible that the troublesome question of the Oaes-Herran treaty will be taken up again for re-conside mation. Mr. Ospina is loud and open in favor of its adop- tien. He and his party would consider it a triumph for their cause to settle, effectually and forever, this annoy. fmg Panama question, which has been the sore spot of Bew Granada from the time of the Colombian Confede- ration. Besides, everybody—the liberals not excepted—is con- vinced that now or later Panama must be given up, and for this reason: the question is only to devise ways and weane to bring this about in a manner the least offending t the noigy small fry politicians of Bogota. As it would not do for the government itself to advocate such a ques- feon, you will not be astonished to hear that two hun- @red recruits have been sent to Panama to protect the Isthmus in case of any emergency, But that is alla Dembug, for Mr. Ospina knows very well that these two umired men, none of whom has ever touchod a gun, will not prevent the United States government from seizing the Isthmus, if such should be deemed expedient. ‘The proposition made in February by Mr. Gonzalez, a Righ functionary of the government, of taking steps pre paratory to getting New Granada admitted into the North American Umon, was rather passed over in silence at that fame. In Congress a few members were against it, a good somber in favor, aud a host of others waiting to’ see to- Wards winch side victory would mclue. Bot at present, after several English papers have dis- bemres the question in earnest—and some of them even ed this as the only practicable thing—the politicians of iis capital have taken bold of it with an energy worthy @f a better cause, and are p.tching right and left into Mr. Gonzalez, and, of course, the Yankees, With regard to the question of av: tion itself, the people are divided Sto whites, or those who are nearly so, and blacks and sambocs. ‘The former are in its favor because they would gain by it; the latter against it, for they would lose their privileges of kicking up an election row whenever the please. But all discussion on this subject is but so m ime warted: for « State with such a heterogenuous pop Iation as New Granada can never become @ star in our glorious Union The President bas found himself once more under the neceseity of acknowledging that New Granada cannot pav the interest of its debt. Tn a cireular addressed to Baring Brower, London, the bankers of the republic, he wishes ‘Wem to call together a meeting of the bondholders and @evre tome Dew means of paying adapted to the paying eapacity of the country. It looks as though Mr. Ospina was iti a humorous mood when he penned the mentioned ‘@ircuiar; for, as New Granada i not and never will be abie w pey, the new means of paying is easily found in Betting her do as at present—that {s, pay nothing at all. Mow jong kngland will be satwied with this is another verton, and on sotne perhaps not very distant day, New p eerad may be glad to throw Panama in the arms of Unele Sam, for the purpose of obtaining a nice round sum of money, "wherewith to appease the greediness of hor Emgiish creditors. This appears to be the only practical @odution of the Tethmas diffloulty ‘The vew system of government inaugurated by the di vision of New Granada inte di States, bound to by the tie of confederation ears by no means eats as well as was expected Ta the new State of Saptancer, the two leading parties have had already a ta ‘ult, in which several poople were killed. In a thorough Wy civilized country this system would answer admirably well; but here, among sem) barbarians, it has only tended Wo Increnee the strife among political parties, who are b: means averse to taking up arma and fighting like Kenney cate or the #poils of office and the domination Of Ue State. Under the former system, all political ques. tions were confined to Mogota; but at present in every ‘Bhate there springs to existence several political cliques, who, by their continued agitation, will contribute nota Mite towards pushing New Granada inte the abyss on Whose verge she elande. From the States of Antioguia and Magdalena—the two Diack sheep among the crowd—we have again ne assassination®, with a woman at the bottom It is curious to see how the local p canes, epenks of them as deplorable instances of justifiable homicice. If they bad bappened ix California or the United States, thexe same papers would, of course, have @t copa tremendous how! and stigmatized them as most Shocking sxruncinations, proving thereby what a people of Murderers and assaseine these plagny Yankees are. The commerce in the repeal moet deplorable condition. The universal effects Wer with the fa of weveral i and the dectin has brough whieh it ie hare eseribe eontinae to be larger than might be the exports are bardiy one-fourth of t even that with difficulty finds @ market. The article whieh hae euffered most & tobaree, New Gran @uces three kinds of tobacco, known by the name Places where it is collected, that at Jiron, Carme di Ambaierna. The latter is and pro duces alxo the largest amount—sometimes upwards of 60,500 cargas, every one weighing 250 pounds, The im mense amount of money—from « million to « million and & haif—brought annually to Ambalerna by the tobacco wade, had made it a place of some importance in this Poor country, but as prosperity docs not al Prople virtucur, Ambalerna acquired, besides the reputa. tion of & rich City, that of being the modern Sodom and Gomorrah. When'I visited Ambalerna, some 3 & friend of mine showed me three ladies, the curiosities ¢ Ambalerna, wh about four thousand of the more cary Truly whol state of things, that According to the expias the Archbishop of Bo. 4 the p of Amba by pending them an epwietnic of -rualipwox and their beequent failures of the tobacco crop. But the poeple perrevered in theit wickedness, according to our Fiend the Archbishop, and now the Lord sent them bis angel of destruction, who burned down four fifths of the town, leaving, however, the housce of the forcign heretics fotact. Ambalerna was one of those few places in which the liberal party was rather the Ftron da this party is held in horror by the clergy, therefore do they ery! OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE. Pasama, Oct 3, 1958. Affairs at Panama—General Harney on the Ithwe— British and American Ships of War—Complaints of te New York Post Office—Lieutenant Gillis in Peru, de. Since my last the excitement consequent upon the ga Bernatorial election in this provinoe has entirely eubsided; everything wears ite usual “dead-and-alive’ aspect, and ‘Were it pot for the arrival of the Remi. monthly mails from Barope and the United States, time would hang heavily Indeed General Harney, with his aids, Captain Pleasonton and Lieutenant Jesup, passed through thie piace on the 20th ultimo, ‘en rode for the seat of Indian warfare in Oregon ‘The General ie looking remarkable well, and seems fan quine of an early termination of our diMoulties in that quarter of the Union. Fis reputation i pretty gencrally known among all the Indian trihes of North America, and the Oregon red skins will find him a bard cuntomer. He and Captain Kelly, of the Saranac, exchanged compli tientary visite during the detention of the California etcamer for the New Orleans mail Mer Brith Majeety'® ship of the line the Ganges, Dearing the flag of Rear Adyniral Bayne, and the sloop Alarm, have sailed from the south, bound thither We have in port the English sitewhee! war steamer Vixen and aerew sloop Alert, the latter has just returned from the telan’ of Coiba, near the entrance of the Guif of Panama, of which, it is supposed, sne has been making an examination t 1 States ship Saratoga 9 hart One A ‘PF ak haying lately toe yex NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1858. Deen discovered in the main crosshead of her port engine, she 6 rendered inefficient for active cruising until & new crosshead ir substituted. This vessel bas performed very extensive service since 1849. Nomerous complaints are preferred by American rosi- dents on this coust, beth north and sonth, and in this Place, of the loose and careless manner in which the United States mails are assorted at home and forwarded hither. Letters intended for inividuals in Panama not unfreqnently find their way either to the southward or to San Francisco; and instances have occurred in which they bave been notified, by printed Post Office circulars, of letters from the United States, bearing their address, in the Post Ottices of Havana and Jamaica, and contain: ing a demand for postage, with which it is exceedingly inconvenient—indeod almost impracticable—to compiy. The last steamer from Californta retarned six letters, of them offic.a! documents of importance,) and all of which were legibly addressed to persons in Panama. This 1 ex- leet cannot be th our postal agent here, who is a most particular, obliging and !y man; and, as the mails for California are Bob opened on the !stmus, these verations and sometimes serious annoyances mast be re- ferred to the mailing offices in the Unitod States, Lientonant James M. Gillis, United States Navy, was in Paytacon the 16th of September. He had sat's‘actorily ccmpleted his observations of the solar eclipse of the 7th. Althor Buropean astronomers were expected for the same purpose, it seems that with the exception of a Ger- man, Mr. Maester, from Chile, pone were present 0a this: interesting occasion. Owing to the continued prevalence of yellow fever at New Orleans the steamer from that place Was not permit ted to communicate at Key West, an she was, therefore, compelled to leave for Aspiuwali without the mails or passengers from that place NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. ‘The Panama Herald of the 3d inst. contains the follow ing summary of events in the republic :— {The Tégisiative Assembly closed its session on the 30th . having sat one month. Governor until the arrival of Sr. Obaldia nic Majesty’s steam sloop-of-war Alert re turned to Panama on the 26th ult. from a short cruise of a little a week on the coast. A corps of volunteer engineers, under command of Cap- Ps od in Panama city on Saturday from 1 West Tudia mail steamer. They H,and are septout by the British government to ouver’s Island for the purpose of making surveys in the Hudson's Bay Territory. About one hundred and twenty more are on their way round Cape Horn, to join the present party at Victoria, Mr. Jobn Martin, whose lanneh was illegally seized and gold by the authorities of Taboga in June last, despairing of receiving justice at the hands of the higher authorities of the State, has laid bis case before Capt. Kelly, 0 the United States frigate Saranac; and we have hoard it int! mated that that officer will soon take the matter in hand, ‘The royal mail steamer at Aspinwall brought the mails from Bogota which should have arrived by the previous steamer. Those due by the present steamer have not come forward, so that cur dates are two weeks bebind what we should have received. The news is not of an important character. By a resolution of the executive power on the 12th ult. the sum of ten thousand pouuds sterling, deposited by Sainte Rose &Co., of Paris, with the Granadian baukers in London, as a security for the fulfilment of a conu: tered into in 1855 to purchase Jauds, has been for- feited to the Granatian confederation on aecount of the conditions of the contract not being complied with. The contract entered into at the same time by Messrs. Jose Miguel and David Castillo to parehase wild lands, has also been reseinded, and the guarantees de. posited by the contractors also confiscated tw the govern- ment. Mr. James Wilson has been recognized as her Britannic Majesty's Vice Consul at Sabanilla, with power to extend his jurisdiction to Baranquilla. Her Britannic Majesty's sloop-of-war Alert sailed from Taboga on the morning of the 2st of September. Tt is expected she will touch at the Island of Gorgona, off Bue- naventura, to look after the wreck of the Prussian ship Neptune. The French ship-of-war Constantine sailed from Taboga on the 19th of September, Her Britanuic Majesty's steam sloop-of.war Vixen is daily expected at Taboga, for the purpose ot undergoing repairs to her machinery. ‘Th Firemen, RECEPTION OF HOVE HOSE COMPANY OF PHILADEL- PHIA TO-NIGHT—TRIAL OF THE NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE AT THE NOVELTY WORKS. ‘The New York Fire Department will to-night receive Hope Hose Company of Philadelphia on a scale of uapre- cedented magnificence. This company works a steam en- gine, but the New York Department wish to show on this oceasion that they can be hospitable to strangers, although they may disapprove of the use of steam. Hope Hose Company will arrive in the city this evening at 74g o'clock, by way of the Camden and Amboy Rail youd, landing at pier No.1 North river. They number eighty men, and bring their steam engine and hose car- riage. At the wharf they will be received by Manhattan Engine Company No. 8, assisted by the following com- panies — Young America Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, of Brooklyn, F. D., wept Hose 'Co ny "No. 4, of Brooklyn, E. D., with Excelsior Pngine Company No. 2, with band. Jedependence Hose Company No Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, "ith band. Columbian Engine Company , with band. New York Hose Company 5. Eagle Hook and Ladder Company No. 4. Latayrtte Engine Company No. 19, with band. Croton Hose fompany No: 6. Guardian Engine Company No. 29, with band Phenix Hose Company Ni Lafayette Hook and elder Ce smpany No. 6. Columbian Hove Company No. 9, with band Lady Washington Engine Company No. 40. Warren Hose Company No. 33, with band. Harry Howard Hook and ‘Ladder Company No. 11 Madison Hose Company N ‘The companies are expected to be on the ground at seven o’clock precisely, The procession wil! form on Pottery place, right resting on West street. Tho route will be up Broadway to Spring street, to Sullivan, to Bleecker, t2 Broadway, to Fourteenth street, to Fourth avenue, to Bowery, to ‘Chatham square, to East cto to Grand, to Ludlow, to the house of Engine Com S.and dismier. Mr. John P. Lacour wif act ar Grand Marshal, Mr. Henry M. Grabam, to whom was given the commaud, Teing indigposed. ‘The following gentiemen will act as aids— Franklin Waterbury, of Engine Company No. 2. A. Hi, Tyler, of Engine Company No. 14. W. Charlock , of Engine Company No. 19. George Brown, of Fagine Company No. 30. Thos. E. Walker, of kngine Company No. N. Morris, Hook and Ladder Conpeny Be ‘ Hose Company No, 33. , Howe Company No. 6. reide, Hose Company 3 se of Engine Company No. Join W. 6 Arriving visiting 66 8, the be escorted to their hotel, corner of Chat On Sunday, by invitation, they ‘On Monday they will wisit thie iuetitutions on the islands. On Tuesday, netween The hours of one and theee P.M. they will extibit their at the Merchanta’ Exchange, in Wail street. On i Wal be given at the Apotle Manhattans”’ will show them the afternoon ves several interesting particulars and will be read with interest »— TO THE EDITOR OF THE WERALD. Pricanenenta, Ort. 18, 1808 Dean Sir—Onr company will lewve here on Saturday, 16th at. in two o'clock trate, will arrive at the Mattery at 7 ck PM. We will Pring our new steam engine, the tallest ever ballin the country: ele Our pew hune ear Sith Ho foot of ie tine of eine 10 incues; height, - =P, 4% inches, weight, which includes water and wood, all complete for U bring with us eighty members, fully equip wr ht this ety, and will jorence | We pro mir service at Trinity chureb by ing While we remain in your city fanbatian Engine No.8. A publi ing os uretay. With report 1 PETO. Chatrinan of Commities of Hope bienae Kngine OF THK NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE AT THE NOVELTY WORKS The new steam fire engi in that has juet been built at the Novelty Works for the Corporation of thie city, was tried Yesterday morning in the yard of the above works, and, ar expressed by the builders, with perfect euccess, Thier engine Will shortly be publicly exhibited in the City Hall Park, when every one will have an opportunity of eriti ceiving and judging of ite merits ‘The machine hae 7% inch cylinder, 14 inch etroke, an¢ her capacity of steam ix 600 fect fire Surface—100 le. steam to the square inch. She tea self propeller, and sterred by a motive power on board. she one of Cary’e rotary pompe in her, which is capable of throw ing 1,000 gallons of water a minute over 200 fect, and is considered capable of performing all that is claimed for it The So ad is beautdully @mished, amd exhibits fae work manship Trial wll be given TRIAL Inspection of the Seventy-first Regiment ot Camp Washington, Staten Island, In perruance of the Brigadter’s general orders, the an nual inepection and review of the Seventy first regimen (Col, Vosburgh) took place yesterday at the camp, Staten Island, and attracted a very largeassemblage. The boat were inconveniently crowded during the earlier part of the day, and the company were obliged to put on extr onee to accommodate the visitors to the island. Brigadier General Spicer, with his staf, Major General Sandford (who wae in undress uniform), the Commissariat General af the State, General Ward, and several other mill€lary officers of the State, proceeded to the camp by the oue o'clock boat where the Seventy-firet were drawn up in review order, and presented really a splendid appearance. After the neual interchange of courtesies between the officers of the regiment and the visiters, the regiment proceeded to per form the following manauvres, which they executed io « highly creditable manner, reflecting much praise on Colonel Vosbargh and the several officers —Broaking by companies to the front—wheeling into line. By right w rear—by the right Mk march—changing directly to the left, The regiment then formed into line, and after warde broke by diviians to the rear and marched, break ng by companier to the left. They then marched in re view order, slow and quick tithe, and saluted General Spicer and etatt; after which the manwuvres laid down by ‘tate authorities were gone through, the several evs Intions eliciting lond applause from the spectators. There corld not have been les than three thonsand perrom reeeM, aumong whom were @ gopeiderable aumber of — << Indice, who anxiously ceeail into the several tents, and @id not at ail appear to velixh ‘camp life”? or the vicissi- tudes and Kittle anneyances to which a soldier is subject. Alter the review the regiment was formed into companies and carefully inepected by the Brigalier Inspector, Major C,H. Smith, according to inilitary cnstom, From all apnear- ances the inepection resulted favorably to the Seventy:-tirst., and there is no doubt but that in the annual report which will be made, honorable mention will be made as to. the drill and general diseipline of each company. The follow ing are the returns of cach company, the regiment mus- tering about 440 all told:— Company A, officers and men a? eas “ e 8 # “ “ Soe “ “« - « “« “ie “ G mob commissioned, stall, bani at the large assom- Dinge waited to witness the evening parade. Amonest those present were Superintentent Tallmadge, Mr. Ray Tompk'ns, Pr. Munday, Dr. Richardson, and a large num: ber of leading citizens of Now York and Staten Island. At the conclusion of the inspection and parade cheers were called for the Seventy-firet regiment, which were heartily responited to, The Sixty-ninth regiment will relieve tho Seventy-first on Wednesitay next. The Quarantine buildings bave been commenced by Messrs. Sebute, who received the contract for their erec- tion, and will be completed in abont one hundred days. Judge Metealfe will deliver his decision in the cases of arson preferred against Ray Tompkns and J. C. Thoimp- gon early next week, FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. Frmay, “Oct 15—6 P. M. Ry the arrival of the Star of the West with the usual mails and treasure, we have a weok’s later intelligence from California, and $1,300,000 in specie. The stean likewise brought $246,000 in government drafts. The operations at the United States mint for the two weeks ending the 15th September were as follows: — Deposits... 2... 99.020 26 o7, Coinage EXPORT OF TREASURE. To Sept. 15, 1858, . The same period 1887 Fxcess in favor of last year.........cc0 06 ‘The amount of transfer drafts from the federal treasury negotiated at the ottice of the United States Treasurer at San Francisco was as follows: — From January 1 to August 31, 1857 From January 1 to August 31) 1858) The San Francisco Price Current thus notic market in that city: The abundance of money during the last six weeks has deen beyond experience, exciting a surprise that is in_no way diminished by an investigation of the cause. But itis nevertheless true that with meagre receipts of gold dust from the country, and with an active empioy’ in speculative operations in various articles of merebandiee, there ts no pressure whatever market, while on the contrary an abundance of secking desirable investment, and even holders of ques tlonabie securities are bearing rates. Gold bars continne in active demand for export, the supply under light receipts of dust not meeting present re- quirements. The Africa, with London dates to the 2d, arrived late last night; the leading points of her news wore given in this morning's paper. It is evident that a rampant spe lation in public securitics is going on both in’ England in France, and the bulls are pressing on the banks the necessity of further reductions in the rates of discount. On this head the cautious and conservative Economist ob. serves:— Sound securities of all descriptions are eagerly absorbed by permanent investors, who, in face of the duction of the bank rate of discount to 249 per cent, fore- see that the rate of allowance obtainable for loan’ and deposits from the great moneyed establishments will soon be limited to 134 percent. It will be sury ng if the state of the moncy market docs not ere long lead toa de- cided revival of speculation inthe Stock Exchange. Bank- ers are absolutely at a loss what to do with their surplus funds, and eee even increased difficulty in prospect They are, consequently, in numerous instances, eager lenders upon English and Indian railway shares, and even upoa foreign stocks. When we hear of loans being readily ob aneertain a security 48 Mexican bonds, it is ceive what is in store at no remote date. Annexed is the latest statement of the Bunk of England :— ISU DEPARTMENT. -£33,101,355 Governm’t debt.£11,015,100 Other securities. 3)459,900 £33,101,355 Gold coin and 18,626,355 «$1,065,900 14,102,500 the money Notes issued... bullion Silver bul £52,101 ,355 RANKING DEPARTMENT. Government Se. curitics inelud- Rest... 3,700,005 ing Public” Deposits annuity) . (including Ex. Other socaritics, 13.4 431 Chequer — Sav Y 2,803,600 ings Banks, Commissioners 064,124 of National Debt, and Divi- £59,482,580 dena’ Accounts 8,886,870 Other deposits... 1 Seven days and other bills... 708,148 19 482,889 ‘This statement shows the following variations as com pared with tho pr 8 week :— Increase. Decroate. Pubhe deposits £140,180 _- Other deposits . — £505,613 Notes in e:rculation 481,810 - Rest. 2.716 - acount . ne alteration. - ee ° 7A = ‘oin and bullion . 186,414 pans Notes unempicyed . = ‘61,760 Ratterthwaite says: — Although no reduction has been made tn the rate of dis- count at the of England, money remains ar at full one half per cent below the bank minimum. ability that the bank will reduce the rate next week an &@ speculative feeling on the Stock Ex. all classes of eccurities have ad- encour’ earl; market for American securities. In State stocks inquiry has been for Penusylvania, Maryland and Mase chusetts. For railroad bonds there has been a good de- mand, especially for those beet known and usually quoted. Ww al transactions it and jiwauk is, wt 64 to fh opening of th r nd the sat racter of the trafic ret: ras. fitiuols bond are in good de mand, a! on advance of about t prices The follow ing is the official return of the imports and ex ports ai London of the precious metals for the woek end: ) per cent on last week'* ing the 261) of September Tinports Rrports OE... 0 sive cone ° Silver. r ‘Totals... The demand here for good State and other dividend paying stocks continued to be liberal and large. Many mercantile men are daily coming to the conclusion that there will be no demand for money for business purposes thie winter, and are using their surplus in the tem porary purchase of reliable securities, ‘The class of capi talists who usually use their money in the purchase of paper now find themeeives driven into the stock market Near $200,000 of federal and State e®eurities were sol™ this morning at full or advancing prices, Miasouria are steady; Tennessnes are ¢ better: Virginias, ty; California, new bonds, . For the new government fives 108% were bid; the sixes of 1868 sold at 114. The demand for rail way bonds was large. Free eales of Hlinois Centrale were made at an advance of 1 per cent: La Crosse bonds ad vanced X per cent, other railway bonds freely at last quotations. The businese in bank stocks was largo. We note an advance of 2 pet cent in eharee in the Bank of America, % in Hanover, ¢ in Ocean, and \ ia St. Nicho las Bank shares. There were many orders for these se euritice which were onfolfille’, We note a eale of New Jersey Raliroad (whose September earnings show an tn crease over those of last year equal to 10 per cont) at 127. The business In epecuiative cocks wae not as large this morning as it haz been latterly, but there was no material decline in prices, Reading was the moat active of the fancies; it opened at yesterday's last price, bat the sup. ply of cash stock excceding the demand a decline of 34 0 % followed, It i undervtood that several Philadelphia operators have been trying to realiee, The tonnage for the week is 37,100 tone against 29,100 by the canal, but as the road ie carrying coal at lees than a cent @ mile, the Jere it carriog the better for the stockholders. Michigan Southern, guarantecd, was also active, though ata alight decline; the principal purchases are supposed to be for the directors, The common stock wos quiet at yesterday's price, New York Contral was a shade lower, with modo rate activity. Harlem, Hudson ond Erie were steady. Titinole Central wae active, a® weonl afer the arrival of the steamer from England with the accounts of the reco very there, and one per cent advance was realised. ‘The other Western stocks were not as much sought after as they hare been lately. Michigan Central was quiet at yesterday's price; Galena was i lower, Toledo, 1; Rock feland, %, La Croeee was steady. The market after the morning board was weak. In the afternoon the business done was moderate, and Erie, Reading, Galena and one of two other deseriptions were a shade lower, We note among the afternoon sales one of Michigan Central 8's ot 04%—an advance of 2% within four day®. The cloring prices in the street, as reported by Groesbech & Hoyt, were a8 follows: —Missourie, 819 & 87%; Contral, 84 a B44; Brie, 19% 015%; Reading, 504 # 51; Michigan Central, 0 a 66)g, Panama, 138 a 118%; Llinoig Central, 80 a 80%; anal soica ian: Rock Island, 655 a 06%; Pacific Mail, 106 a 10634. ‘The market closed weak. Thi exchanges at the Rank Clearing House to-day were $16,471,110 95, and the balanoes $835,140 48. ‘The business of the Sub-Troasury tw day was as fol- jows — Total receipt, Of whieh from. Total payments, California drafts: Balai $129,623 M4 ‘We are informed that the suit of Messrs. Bell & Grant a ainst the trustees of the Ohio Life and Trost Company, in which the plaintiffs seek to make the defendants per: sonally liable for the debts of the cowpany, has been postponed to dth December, on which day the facts are likely to come out, and this ‘long hidden mystery W be unravelled. Stock 7 Furbay, Oct. 15, 1858. $12000 UStates 6's 68 114 476 she Harlem RR,, 1234 1000 Kentuel ae 6 ae as 2 pscecsess Baa 12600 T Ee 1660 Virginia oe. 8. 10000 Cali 7's hw bds. 4600 BrookInCityWL 2000 NY Cen Rds 176 2000 NY Cen RR 6's, 4000 HudRivRRistm 4000 do, 2€00 HodRivit Sam 1000 HudRiwR evt bs 000 Harlem RR 1m 6600 ReadRR bids '87 2000 Goshen Bh Bus, 1000 Mic Fo Tmb... . 25000 Il Cen RR bas. 4000 11 Freeland bds 18000 LaC & Mil Igb.. 5000 do . 830 6000 CSU deb. 8000 L Erie &WImb 10000 Han & FJ RR Db 10 eh+ Bk America, 16 Ocean Bank . 100 G0,0 556 6 Am Ex Bank, 10 do, 20 «0, 20 Hano oy 8 Metropo! “hank 6 Contin ital Ban 5 St. Nicholas Bank 2 Canton C 60 Penn Coal Co... 10 Pacific Mall 8S Cc rn) 100 New Jersey, 100 Am GuanoCo.... PaRR, #60 875 La Cr & MURR. 43 1635. 30 New Jersey RR.. 127 : 300 Gardiner Gold Go,” 4g SECOND BOARD, - $1% 200 she RoatingRRs20 034 200° do... ; aecvcalts mew pada 81 200 do. 50 Suv Goshen Brnch bs 723g 100 do, 50. C060 MiCIREpelmsfeb 943, 200 Panama ns 20 chs Park Bank... 105 . 118 25 Pel&udCanal CO 984; 100 MichCen RE 1330 56 50 Pacific Mail SSCo. 10645 225 MichS&N 1A RR, 24 26 900 Mich SO&NIag'ds 52 do... 80 1043 9 Tilinois Centr’l RR BOS Fo NY Conrad Rite 835, BGalena & CLIRR, 83 60 da...,..b10 Win resedl 6 Erie Kaitroad, 160 do... 100 do, 100 a Raliroad, 100 Reading RR. Hb cITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Oct. 15—6 P. M. Asnis.—The sales embraced about 50 bbls. pots at 6c. Pxeapstvyrs.—Flour—There was an improved focling in the market, while prices were without change of im- 200 do. bs. 100 Chica & Rk Id RR portance. The sales embraced 14,000 a 16,000 bbis., closing within about the following quotations: — Rejected superfine. . $300 & $400 Standard superfine State, 436 a 440 ‘Extra State do,... » 45 a 465 Common to good Western. cesses 35 @ 445 Extra Iowa, Michigan, Indiana and Obio, 500 a 6 2% Extra round hoop Ohio (shipping brands) 500 a 6 40 Extra Genesee.........+++ + $10 a 775 Canadian snperiine and extra, 47 a 600 or i ee yon a sores 480 a 6 35 Southern fanc: — 64 a 740 Choice extra hy =at bakers” bran 700 850 33 40 450 485 ns, with sales of ont 400 a £00 bbls. southern four was in fair demand, prices unchanged, The eales embraced about $0 ., Cloning within the — of our figures, Rye flour quiet. Corn meal was firm, with sales of about 500 bbix. Jersey and Brandywine at’ our figures. Wheat was irregular, and sales limited to about 9,900 bushels, in- cluding oréinary white Canada at $1 10, white Southern at $1.50 a $1.35, and mixed Western at $110. Corn was » Wit males of about 46,600 bushels, including mixed Western at Tle. a Te. Tharley ‘was steady, with sales of about ¥ $105. Rye was in fair demand, with sales of 4,600 bushels at The, a 7c, Cate were staty. ‘The following table, from Wm. G. Cotting’s weekly circular, gives the reenpts and exports of breadstutis at this port for the week ending to-day — = Fiver, — Ry , o> Corn, - te, z Hand ri r. sate Fn 72078 mes 2, wh wr fat eanal and river. i zs ‘130 7 on ate AMT 0.00 000 Total es = 5.808 215,171 158,679 76,461 yh Experts of Sow = ro ‘rom New York for the week ending Oct. 1 Flour, bbls, Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. To Great Britain...... . 6288 86,027 bo,252 To Briteh Provuces and other places... 18,265 8 171 wo T8 AB ‘Kalen embraced 1,175 bags Java, made by auction, at 14 3¢¢. for four and six months; 100 do, Laguay- wl gee ‘sale, at 123¢c., and 300do. Trinadad at J. o rn The sale eto treed abt 1.70 Dal, market at irregular and unsettled prices. FRecrts.—To Liverpool 400 bales of cotton were en gaged—200 at 632d. and 200 at 3.16d.; flour and grain were nominal. To London 400 a 50) boxes cheese were id at 308.; 20 tons lard at 18¥., and 5,000 hhds. plaves were tal A» t. The Sir Robert Peel was put on for Antwerp gaged 20 bales of cotton at Xe. ; 11200 bags of voflee at igd., and 600 bbls. at de. A eel was filled up for Bremen with measurement go ds at The. , and 150 cases of tobacco and 300 bbis. rosin were engaged at p. L Charters were reported for Savannah aad Charleston on private terms. Ay. —Sales of 16,000 bales were reported at 550. a Oe. Hire —Holders have offered their stock freely, and the trade have been willing bayers at last week's rates. The receipts bave been emall, whieh has bad the tendency to Hrengthen the views of holders. Sales have been to a large we = 18,000 dry California at Me. a Z3%4° months, 1.263 salted Califoraia at lhc. , six and seven months, 13,500 dry Buenos Ayres at 266., lees 33¢ per cent, 9 200 dry Sierre Leone on private terms, 18,000 dry Chagres at 21 ige., six months; 2,00 dry Ori- noco at 28%c., six months. Hors were in moderate request, with sales of now at 12e. a I6e., old were at de. a Be. Inox.—#mall lots Scotch pig were sold at $23. Lowe wae ip fair demand, with ales of 2,900 4 3,000 bhis. common a , and 800 do, lamp at $1 Fre gig 100 bbls. Valencia ra.sins were made at per “inate fnir extent at Sales are ton Oak. 7,900 7.800 my Mor ueae —The sales embraced about 410 hhds. Porto Rico at Ie. a Me, and 2 do. Cuba distilling at We Naval Stokta were quiet, hut held with more firmness Ons. —Lineeed ranged from Tie, to T4e., while eperm and whale were unchat Prov e108 Pork prices exhibited more tone: sales were reported to the extent of about 1,000 bhie., inctuding moss at $1676 $16 STN prime 814104 84456. and $14 508 814 75 for new, and ciear at $18. Beef was firm, with sales of 25) 2 200 bhie inelnding repacked Wertern at 81112 and extra do, at $12. Country prime and mess were nominal, Pacon was in fair demand, with aales of 1,000 boxes clear emoked sites, to arrive in November and December, covered with cloth, reported at 12ig¢. Cut meats wore heavy and nominal, Lard was wachanged rales of 300 pble. were made at 10\e. # 1OA¢e. and 290 0 300 kee at T2ige. Butter and cheese were in fair demand, without change in prices, Tuck was quiet at Bc. a BKC. Stoan.—The market on the week's operations shows a decline of about yc. per Ib. The sales embraced today abowt 690 bhds., including Cuba and Porto Rico, at 6i¢e Prices rather favor buyers ot week '§ Fates more active, and aT%e. a8Me. ‘Tonacco..The article remains firm. and ie in fair re quert: sales 48 bhds. Kentucky and wrrie at le, a l4e.; 155 bales Havana, 300. a 40c.; 172 do. Cuba, 17¢. a Ife; 80 do _Cientuogoe de. a 20e | 1,600 do. Flor Woot.—There is a ‘good (aw hae A for wool, and some large parcels bave weeT sie tal present week. 300 2 4600 bales Cordova 100 ty? wale Sout American wroole were sold for the Fastern market, prices not given At nuction 1,150 bales of East India and other wool were sold on the 13th inet., to carpet manufacturers chiefly, consisting of 100 bales ‘Chinese wool, at 16ic0. n 18ige., and, 100 bales washed Odessa, 17 tie washed Douskol, 18 3c. @ 14) Odes. i tndins be.'e Je, B16 bales hy 84 balew in india, composed of re dene black vam ta a ome, varying very at 16j4¢. a Lb%ge. | The ale was oes voll attemted and woo! bales California 220.000 Ibe. flercer , a pee qnotattens. 12,000 Ibe. Wwskiy was more active and firmer, with sales af abot 600 bois. at Wige., cloring with an upward tendency in prices. brought very full prices. From tate boven $09 Galt » beve La sen taken tn privat terme, wnt Movements in Real Estate, A. J. Meeeker, Son & Oo. 10 lots in Williamsburg, on Ainelie, Ninth and Second Ftroeta, 262x100 each. . ‘ bese + 1 parcel on east side Twelfth av and 108th streets, size 87:11 at sae esinmtaga =nnavenanreenntigeintinaisccciliasestaienedalhtniehdtnarateier eaten | waiting INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR Hew YORE—THI8 DAY. fo Rises. + 611] moon ars. 5 ~~ BUN SRTS.. morn 255 Port of New York, October 15, 1858. Steemship Arago. Lines, Havre—W 8 Dray Fteameh'p Tenness hes, Havana and New, Orieans. Ship Byzantium, HlWin, New Crieanw—N HT Patk (irem), Horsmana, Bremen—Tenunings, wae & eae Hark W I! Chandler, Lindsey, Vigo—ITS Vining. fark Cartes, Petligrew, Porto RicomYznaga, Fae Valle & “Fork Cornelia, Barton, Hav na-Mowea Taylor & Co. Turk John Benson, Gardiner, Havana—Stirges & Co, Erg Costa Rica, Chapman, Aspinwall—Panama Railroad “brig Truxillo, Mulligan, Port an Prince—A Rolker, Mohiman Brig Monte Cristo, Northrup, Trinidad—A K Fostes Bele Bandy King, Brown. Yahile--Laytin & Harliit, W It Sanktard, Keller, Kingsto Fob soey & Bliss. Fehr Moonlight, Tuthill, Nassan— Va Slaght. Sehr Eleanor (Br), Ryan, La Munche—H G Decree Sehr Achiever (Lr), Banks, Halifax—H G Donavan, Schr May, Hobart, Galveston—D C Murray. Sehr John, Burto Wilmington—E 1, Powell, Richmond—C H Pierson. or—$ W Lewis & Co. Sehr 8 A pec Kham, Boston—I Nickerson. Steamer Black Diamond, Allen, Philadelphia. Stenmebi ap A Liverns mise and 280 passengers, to Grinnell, Minuirn strong westerly winds nearly all the passage; been 20 days W of the Kenks. Bark Raleizh (fam), Ch tatiansen, Hamburg, Sept 2 with mine and 12b passengers. (> LE Amaine Bark Cera Haxall (of 81 hmond), Dutsn, Rio Janeiro, Sept 11, with cotter, to muster, Balled ib company wiih sehr North Jchn M smith &Son,Bxpertenced light winds and ealiny ‘the entire passage. Bir Heperion, Ward, Fajardo, Sept 28, with sugar, &c, to TT Dwight Sept 9, lai 22, lon 67 Bh spoke. webir atin, and trem Baltimore for Barbadoes—she had ex et a and was leaking badly; Oct 4, hgh 18, jon be spoke parks, hence for Aux Caves: 6th, Iat'29 30, lon 72, Northern Engle (of Newburyport), from ‘Const of altimore. The H has had light souiherly winds and tire presage, ‘America, Easterbrook, Cienfuegos, Sept 22, Wil sugar and molisses, to Robert & Williams. ig Flying Fagle, Hutchinson, Caracoa, Sept 29, with fustic an goat skins, to Kolfl & Persubn. piltig Avozetia, Tu20, Toagin, Sept 9, with walt, to McCall & rit] rig Abby Thaxter (of Bangor), Larrabee, Arroya, PR, Sept 26, w fh sugar, to maste ion Ut), Anderson, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plas- Frie Sarah, Wilson, ‘Calais, 6 days, with lumber, to Simpson ter. wae whiney & * Brit Tearian, Chadbonrne, New Haven, in ballast Behr CV Cabey, Cudworth, Port au Plate, Sepe 2s, with hides, Sc, to A A Degraw. Scher West Denuls, Howes, Porte Cabello, 22 days, with cof- foe, fe, to RCrowell. 7th inst, lat $4 30, lon 74, spoke sobr Me- dora, from Martinique for Ocaacoke. Schr Maxonte (of Buckspor8, Perry, Turks Tolunds, Jot Inst with xalt, to R P Buck & Co. Sth inst, lat 3430, lon 72, spoke Pig. Abuer Taylor, from Turks talande for Holmes’ Hole. Schr Sami H Smith, Smith, Georgetown, SC, 7 di Schr LB Cowperthwaite (@ musis), Rogers, Wilmlagton, NC, Gai ‘fbr ony. iy mf Bunnell, Wilmington, NC, 4 days, Bebr Piowlers, Suuth, Wilmington, NC, > days. Sebr Mary Ani a tuts, Beautort’ NC, 6 days. Bene Berpriee, Cole, Clty Polat, 5 days, with cotton, to J Hun- ter ‘Schr Mary Adelaide, Rul, Virginia, 3 days. Behr Ringgold, Degroot, Virginia, br Wm Henry, Sharrott, Virginia, Schr SR Frankia, Townsend, Virginia. Sehr WH Shelden, Cox, Virgits Schr Lomartine, Johnson, Alexandris, 6 dave. Sehr Mary Nott, Ireland, ‘Alexandria Schr W B Horsey, Colburn, Baltimore, 5 days. Eebr Bar, fiueking, Amboy for Pembroke. eh Curtis, Bangor, 5 days. sebr SD spoke shi Chih for calms th Bark You Schr Packet, Gove, Portsmou: Behr Princess, Lovell, Bowte m. Schr Sea Flower. Clark, Boston. 3 days. Sloop 11 Emith, Smith, Sag Harbor. Sleamer Curlew, Arey. Provitenee. Steamer Charies Osgood, Smith, Norwich and Now London BELOW. One bark and one brig, pera Steamships Hammonia Gents Hamburg: Tennessee, Havana and New Orleans, ship Salsette (Ir), Londo: ‘Wind during the day WNW to NW. Herald Marine nee. KEY WEST, Oct }0—The hull and materials of the sb seonthe were sold at ‘yoy — yesterday by the U Mar. shai—the bull for $1 the materials for $1960 27—total, ‘The steamer Laura Frances completed her repairs, and sail- ed on toe 9th inst, Miscellaneous. The Hamburg steamship Hammonia, Capt Schwvensen, satled yesterday at noon for Southampton, Havre and Hamburg, with 136 passengers. Bsa Many Srarias, Stason, from Machina for Buenos Ayron, before reported put into Roads in distress, sprung a lewk on the 19th uit, io ed jon 57. On the 22d ‘ult er encoun. tered « hurricane from SW, oe which, cong decks, carried away euils, foretopgallantmast, main Senn Norte Stare, Hamilton (where from or bound not pen oF ol into es ‘Lith inst, with losa of mainmaat, which carried a double reefed sails mu aan ff, had deck torn up, ‘Bute, ape mngretad se ante ‘yest nee Wentaaiore ty fart Gave yeate morn the eevee she wonid tbe got off mas ‘water. Ra Foscrta’ ” masts, sprung, to Reval Victoria Dockyard wharf for repalra = teueon,? — at 30 The achr Gtpscy. from Glasgow, tn oa ing down La thy this morning, came in contact with: re ashe Jost furemaa!, part maln rigating an p ert Annie Mise will returp tito. inghsher, 1286 tons, bllt at Medford in Tere Oy oh Sa ‘a0 tone, charter from Toston to San wba “Fem Green Bar, Weoseetn, bound tae Green om } Ta eaid wo be w flue looking’ vessel iiammeendl a superior ship of mame or cutwat ie lipper 8) was sold at sy vee td substan Thomaston 9th inst, b; Layiy,! O'Brien, 4 1808 tons, called the ‘ampbell, to be commanded bs < b; Sept Bas Redan 3 1 Morse. fanicaed bark of 800 oun, called the A Ht Badgers Spe me tons r inbwned by A Campbell & Co, Willan Nii Wu'Noah, J € Brown abd Capt LG Means, of Millbrhige. who will com 5 ap ee Se ee Martin's Industry, which has displayed exit eof for crime ine past, will chow ‘both lights on and At Cape Town, CGH, Aug 5, Samuel Robertson, Babeock, Fitrrat Falta Rope, bark Osprey, Stanton, of NT 250 sp: 11h, watt Stace nateet, ct toe see oee,ahip Anant Owe tert: son, of FH, en 9p; Golconda, Howland, of NB, a Olt and on do Sept 6, Stowell, of FR ) ap; Lith ship F Delanoye: Gardner, of 'H, (20 =p Sou de. atte McKay, from Callao for France, July 19, lat 37 ane A Falkenbure. from Ran Pranciaco for Oregon, | AVS, Aine Wr o Lav W of Cape Mendocino. ee dee of Bark Success, Rept 6, 10 miles N of Point Reyes. Foreign Port. Axtwrnr, Sent %—Sid Robert Center Arnold, NYork (and ald from Finishing 29th). ‘id from Flushing 2th, Colorado, Ricker, Sundertand AMPRossAN, Sept 2)—Arr Edgar P Stringer, Wood, Liver. poo, to load tor Hombay. are, Wella, Meme! ALTONA, Rept 2— sie € Acartico, Sept 2—In p ps Neptune's Favorite, from —. with cont, Star ot nee, dis, Apnove, ER, boys thin pert coar 2'L: bowinan, Wooster, for N York, une 7, Kept BEM AD Whilden, Parker, Antrossan. Braun, bepl Beeld Mona, Pebre, NOrirank Broaper ates, Sept 2801, Ching, from Brewen for New Or Jeane, all well. Of at anchor 36th, Rot , Arnold, from Antwerp for aia, Perey, Matanzas; Venice, land, Itiordan, St John, NR. Arr Sarah L. Bryxtl, Jones, Boston; min, Hombay. Sil 221, Sebastiousk, NYork for we Rept 80—Are steamehip Palton, Wotton, rrr Canpipy, Kept 2—Sid Sarah Pork, Pendleton, fan Franctecn, Sane inte dork 2th, France, Kilis, from Briats at onde, Pomp, San Biles; 29h, has (and sid Bopt 3 nam, Mat, Boresting, Pry. Chuchas, Bt, Wellect, Ma’ 2 ahipe Planter, Carlisle, NYork: Sept 1, Chern ner, Chinchar, 21, Sa: Lawrence, Patten, do; 3d, Ragtua, Tay! ¥ nity Farnum, Sims, Viking, Wi Monsoon, Maker th, Civilian, Parington, aod Ri- Kelley, do; 60, BP Hoxie, Crary, do. OGNEACoa: Rept sain port bark Venus, Atkinson, for N York Vinton, Kept —Arr Alive, Lewis, and Adelaile, Price, New B—Arr Cy of Brooklyn, Thase, Louden for New ‘Mth, Caciz, Dale, Philadelphia for Landon of Forest, Curt, London for Mobile det l, Alvarado, Burton, do for Cardiff and Ne nana, Rept M-—No,Am vrs! in port , Rept Arr American Union, Otis, Cronstadt for oe The Ietase, Ang 10—1n Orcan Feprees, Hoteh- he. a Seep donen, Fler ies, Ig. Oth, ship nes, Ellery, Hampton Me Farmourn, Oct l—Arr Marengo, y, Maneantile, uM in port rig Ratsane bbs, from sehr Lane, Halsey, 8 York tn port brig Lillian, Shackford, for NYork about 10 da: ad way. Rept Arr Prepefinr (as), Thateber, Roston cin ne, NF, Oet 1, Packie (ea), Thompson N York via St Johns, pt 2—Are WH Dean, Hilton, New York: Sih, Wo Amith. Bt Btephens, NW. sid g Magnolia, ape Gond Hope; Jaa Montgomery, Hiking, Ran: w Gneesoce, Ort 1—Art John & Robert Young, Seott, NYork, UTR ALTAR, 1S Arr Bianchard, Callan (and eld Coo Matanana (aud ld foe Tet ’ {and elt for Hoston); x, tho: Bilizn eon im, Noyes, do inad both eld tor NYork); 2h, Gcean Breeze, Lelgiion, Consianth opie, ke cand elt for tot Gow Andersen Hennett, New: HU; 224, Ce Goon, Balre, NOrleane (and elt for Mahon). . Humming Bird, Davia, Malta. as, Wabash, Pure: “teed off 15th, Emma Jane, Jonjan, from Valencia for —— Havne, Sept 2—Arr Mercury, French, NYork. €ld Odersa, Barstow, NOrieans. Tisennns, Sept 27—Arr Loule Napoleon, Herting. NYork Bono Kop, July 2¢—Arr ehipa Teaae Jeane, © an, ne dia; 25th, Fagie, Williams. London. | Sia Melville, Manila, 3b, Winwed Racer, Kasterbrooks, Saati = Chase, Manila; bark Palmetio, Kinney, Sm rt July 2, shins Levanter, Peterson, for New York Mi . Mill Fagit, Willnane. Chipman, diag Live Ya ~I =a bo ate Holmes, 7 briee ‘Png twee Age, fuller, for Ran Praneises TH. Rept obctn port sche Blot, tom, for NYork Wa, Dunning, from ata, + Z—In port bark Agetia, byt} from St Croft foa NVork ‘on rigs Andover, Crowell, Indeiphin 9 ava: Ruiter, ¢ fiona trom Pork wu Breiner, om next da Risceros Ja, Sept Arr Ag Lag tg Marching (ond ald 2st for putporta), 19th, 7 Part Maria. tnd wt goth for’ Aen Bike): kd, York (end sid Ort Son ber return) Navy Bay (and eld Ort 7 on her ret Petiengsil, Baltimore (and #ld Oct 7 Baltimore); 00, bark Cordelia, Sheer, F Ble ok River 6 load for 5 brig w ronaut, Peekner, Demarara. Sept 14, with sugar, to | Polen Btate, Digan, Baltimore: Ot. Swen eae, Oa 4 Sept 30, brig Sea oe nig Ok te load Tor’ NYork. in port Get, brig Jehowce, Smith, for NYork next day, and, ve wren le aN }rewroct, Sept 29— Arr Corinthian, Chase, Nori Felota, Aiexander, Soi Pere. Perkina, do; Oct 1, Goodwin. St Stephen, NI ranak, Rowland. Philadetn Orleans: Charles Buck, , ane, Nombay; Mountaineer, son, Grebec: Fdminston Bros, Kirk, N York. Ciaitofsead Get aa, ac i), Lot, trom Boston via ar | iverpoo! | i. ny 4, Chondler, NOrleans; J A Jarvia, Col. Wei atting Geefore reported alt BUN. Pxcelaior, Swift N anne) ‘s Hay. York (refore reported sid 2¢th’: Loodiansh, Darley, Mobile; J Hettihav irkerbaw., Bt 2h, Happansnnek, Cushing, ond Castine, Simy i ha Coa way, NVork:Sea King, Barker, iio Not Davie Inala: Miry. Share Catena forwith, Merwin, Vanganra, Norton, "a? 1, Arctic, Zerega, NYork; 20th, Humber, Lennerton,. Mol fier tale , dike, Philadelphia; 20th, Regulus, Thomp- . Mo wth the river outward ound Oct 1. Cultivator, Russells FT Cutting, Post ond Areth Anne Rie, Slee, preediphie; WF Sehiniadt, Seare, ‘hy Paint (old 28th); Paith,, rests May, for Savanni ahs Eid Montioello Chase, NYork: 30 McKenzie, Ramage, Cleveland, FOR NB. Eat out Oct. Morin Lather, Nick y BRI fnaeren, i wilt Sent a8. Sid from Gravesend Sept 2, ortiand. Revan, NOrleans (and sid from, Deal Cet 1); Sumaritin, Small, Mobile (and anchored. at Deal Get 1), LeGRORN, Sept 18—Arr Sportsman, Thompson, Venice; 2Xh, Sebastopol, Kas nes, do. Manseaui es, Rept 20—-Sid Enterprise, Grindie, and Betsy ‘ork, risa, Moulonguet, for NOrleans; Carlotin, Bada- rarritt, N Yor! ; Oarnatic, Devereaux, do; Malaga, Septt—Arretorm king, Peniy, New Yerk, #15th, Mary Helen, Hutchinson, uo. Minroun, Pept S0—Arr Haider, Jordan, Manzanillo v mout Macao, July 26—In port ships ino, Plumer, for Foochow3 Tartar, Mix, une; bark Aas, bardett, for New York soon; and others us betore. Monrece Hay, Ja, Oct Tn port bark Wilk, ores from, Norfolk, une, sehr Mary, Burns, from Elizab Rt, Sept 26-8 if Keying, Cook, Hav; hier, Sept tbh Gezuaters, Viewer, N York eB from Ts ih). ast , Suly 20—In port bark Maury, Fleteber, for Hong PourTiaNn, Sept 26—Of, ard, Tonjer, from NYork for Rotterday Tritzen, from Kaltimore for Bremen, all well; Republik, Weucke, from Bremen for New ‘Orleans, all well. PiyaduTa, Sept30—Lid North American, Collier (from Cal- eutta), Londen, Port Manon, Savannah; Cella, NOrleans, al! tor Bareclona, Ponca, Rept 17 —In port hark Jedo, Wheeler, for Turks Ial- ands [ of 2 cays, to load tor Ponte Casario, atout Sept "in port bark Thos Dallett Dill, for Philad Flood, Adams, Green Prentixs, Garcelon, from irre Rese Are Emily, Davis, Hamburg. SuanGhss, July M—Arr bark Kremlin, Johnson, Boston, In port July 14, bark Anu, Munro, for Amoy; and otherd ag fore, San Canos, Ang 20—Nineteen vessels in port, but po Ame- Herta, Fhip Woredina, Pendleton, ald 18th for Galino, with Jumber. Gther Am vessels are expected, to load with lamber, also for Callao, fT STerMEX, NB, Cet 1—Cld bark Christina, Trimble, Bt The Wrenn, Sept 26—Of, Fortuna, Dewers, from Bremen we Gare Ang TD rt bark Almer ALOARUARO, Ang 28—In n na, Robertson, from Caldera, arr 2th, tor ito Si ih via Tome, Tome (Buy of Talcnhuaue), aug 28—1n port ship Gentoo, Freeman, for Boston, ready. TerKs isaxps, Oct 1—In port bark Stampede, Lewis, for NYork 2001 Vesice, Sept 25—Arr Fanny Huck, Crockett, Richmond. Vatranaiso, Aug 20—Arr bark White Sea, Evans, Pisaguas fee Re alejo; 2iat, bark’ W whip Helen M'Gaw, Tucker. NYork. ld lithy auiques ah, Livadne, Dean, Chill, wo Armitage. ‘Iqnique; 22d, ehip James * er, food coals Shit, ‘rapes Atm Cheston, Pryah, Culdera; 22d, bark A ined Lemont, Anderson, Tome; ith, ships Crusades , Tungoy; Bold Hunter, Cresby, Cobija. “ahd st Wick, Sept 25—Passed Far Weat, Shearer, from Sunderland for Suez. Home Ports. 3 ALBANY, Oct 4—Arr sclira 8B Bailey, Hopking, Milford Belle, Johnson, Huntingt BORTON, Oct WS for bark. ¢ Cid ship Arizona, Ro- berts, Savannah; bark Horace Johnson, Joad Tor Washington, DC; brigs yo King, Haskell, St. Jebn, NB; Daniel Boone, Heagan, N Washington: Maria, .Juuith Somes, A’ Lawrence, ‘Knte, John Fraser,and A C Brewer. Ship Wityur Fisk and bark 'B Fountalo started, bat auchored in Nantasket A berk and 4 beige, outward! bound, were also #t anehor io = Bark Selah, and Br brig Leader went to sea from oad. Jéth—Are (by tel) hark Neleon Place, Thurston, Gowenburg. BENUTIMORE. ci Iecarr sieemer James Jerome, Jerome, ALTIMORE, Oct rrateumer Ja NYork. Cid brig Robt C Wright, Monsevideo or Buenos Ayreny D Bellows, Clark, South Glostenburg, CX; Dutton, oo Abigail A Jenhings (from Alexandria, Sid brig Micineree Melntyre, is Doane, Loving, Cearleston; schr A L Hyde, reon. Karbadors. AWANCOR, ‘Oct 12—Cld brig William Moore, Eaton, Philadel- BATH, Oct 13—Arr brig Mason D Davis, Stone, Savannah. CITY POINT, Get —Arr ship Kalamazoo, ‘Taylor, Liver. Mn RIVER, Oct 138i whr N/R Borden, Brightman, NGKORGETOWR. De, bet ISeAreache Transit, Davie, Ports: GARDINER, Oct 6—Arr shy Louiaa, Raker, NYork, HYANNIS. 6 Get 1O—Sid ache Moses mes Waring, ycrowell, NY ny. 11th, brig Times, Phinney (from, Rondo pee Leptin Untion, Gorkeun’ Princee Lowtite ant NYork: Adeline, Howes (from Cape Ann), P' KEY WEAT, ‘Get Arr atea tira Aspinwall (and sid same day on ber Roger, pees, Liverpool; schirs Ji York im. sineon, Stapl hen Frencest Gerson Miosregusts Gti: NOrieana, _ urn). M Sry Pitnmtlion: ihr ‘Oct iosid bark Mary E Donworth, Be- jolmes, N York: c,alena naies beg, Oar notes, Bie Seren Berens, ver Cet 1884 sloop Charles, Lamphear, NYort. iC, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 9—Arr * ship W F Storer, Overiock, N York: : sehr WH Gilliland, bark Robes ib—Arr coy tet shin Fivkaten ns. Phihidetphia Towe RORTOLR. € prey eis sino, Windies; schra Alice, Howell, Alexandria: Bar jewel, Buffoik. New BEDFORD, ceclecArr sche Alex Blue, Hathaway, fase a renee Philadeiphia, Liney Robivsnn, [evte from 4 Rohn Powrman, Meare, from — Ni ee. Watchiprigue, mop hy a Ort Arr sehr mag diner: Ship rpenter, Fowriati, New Lake, rent Oi Tolley, wi nceoh Woetertagnt ‘teeing Partiand Karak, Wondnetage. Poster, St Catherines: Thos H Perkios, We Moonlight, Small, Harbadoes: nr port Rrmaron Bi ayer ngton, Wrightington River, Amelia € Reeves, Lake, Hot A} A Hetumond, Yaloes and BIT Atwood. Atwond, de; Dodge, Ratiey, Newbary- port Ship © Sore Yep, tbe 7 ridge, Hateman, and Kitz. Williams, Taylor, Boston. ORTLAND, Get Arr ‘Chitton,” Brazier, $ vehra New York Packet, Kanero for NYork; Han Roberts, Dennysville forde, Cid brigs € tress, wie. Havana: Troome, Me TSM ‘Trin erty, NYork. Sid Pe: P, wae hlge. REN'FRANCTECO, “Bept 16—Are steamship Sonors, Buby, rohan > davg, ahh. Thorean, Kerth vs Cook, He ; Sheena tek Froat ‘aah Winetogt wie, Het, Arno, eit Sh ae 7 Paney ier Fray, Themen iain Cope, Hong Kong: ch), a jo ieee ‘Row rerio ei ein pa tar vA Dart Ht L Rutgers, Delano; ‘Ward, Briggs, and te be PRAVANN ATL (ot 12 Ar ateamahip M Ye Juntus, Revkine, Bo be Cid ‘senamnaip a] Peaiirha Ge 1t-81d sehr Alexander Blue, Hathaway, PRAT: et 18 A ti Wes taon, Tibbetts, ae ‘ortlaml, wehiow Rareh W tame, “aba Sninkte, Laney An Brinker wed Tochlel, iy ain gn chow Oct 13—Arr schr North State, Hamilton —~ STONTA sere Miece)). TLMTRGTON, Ne Oct 12—Arr via Quarantine, bark Ware Hinllett. Halieit, Charleston fy Pe 4—Arr schrs es 4th, v4 Adame, Coho rin me hese ‘Aan Pidrhize, and Ann's Sauter, do; Aen Re W'Poner, Marion, R York a8 OF ea Leos Paik mn we bef on r. ue eS in the fob M. Ania DVANGHS MADE. beet ot ona 60. every rear Fetabll pA TAM. to 10 ‘ORRY TO LEND ON Ny pan] JRWRLRY, SILVER goods and personel property vended p trasoly by, 1, HAR aN nT Third erennes ver is, ying mt all wta! Sere ek Sais stony ine ni all a Bye Papert ot train, stopp ing at Williamabrblice, io Pinina, and " “se ‘M, J. CAMPBELL, Pu Fal- ’ ep! 16—Arr Plus Ultra, NOrleans; Paslega,