The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1858, Page 8

Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, Oct. 1b, 1868. Troubles Between the Caplain General and the Juliges of the Mupreme Court—Case of Don Miguel Bedil—Curious Questions on the Part of the Government-—Is Ure Captain- ‘The 10th instant was the birthday of Isabel Segunda. A bern mano (levee) was heli at noon, as usual, on that @ay, by his Exoollency the Captain General. I learn that when the Real Audienciaor rather, its Jndges, arrived @t the palace in great state t attend the besa mano, they were not received by the soldiers assembled with @ mi Wary salute, as thas beom customary, and I am informed ‘hat this talute was omitiod by the express orders of the Catain General, ‘This omission has given great offence to the Real Audi eneia, and Tam'toki all the Judges of it tendered their re Signation next day to the Captain-General. This fact and the conduct of bs Excelleney in relation tw the powder ‘magazine at which the explosion occurred @n the 20th ult. , (which is too tong a story for me to send you the details €f,) together with the treatment and prosecution of Don Micucs de imbil, who has been acqnitted by the Inferior ‘Tribunal, amt will, also, no doubt be acquitied by the Su- prewe Court, Would almost reein to have turned ail par- vex of influence against the Captain-General, who is left Without support and almost without friends —fudeed, ndging from expressions 1 we heard used in various x! lity, Ishould say “the pear is fast * and will before long dropfrem Ing a something quite piquantin seme of Uh Migue! de Emabal at bis exami nation be Alcalde Mayor Segundo (the Infe for Court), 1 hav <i & copy of the whole pro- cedings, of which (he 1ollowing is a condensed transla jou Den Quintin del Rio, Escribano (attorney), Pubtic Notary of nd of the Tribunals of the indies, hereby certify ary proceedings and prosecutions against Don Myurlde Embil, for subversive conduct against the Captain wlof this islead and resistan the authorides, which jugs were directed by the Alcalde Mayor Segundo, results in respect to the said Em bil aa followe a oe ever and mest faithful city of Havana, the fourth of lbot, appeared attde Tribunal Miguel de Embil, native and A Ihabitant of this city, single man, merchant, over twenty-five years of age, and being shown the satemonis in page Sof the eedinigs, Was asked if he recognized them as bis, and rath ‘hed thetr contents anAtawer—That the solieitnde that was placed before them, signattre of his name and surname found with it, are = and he raulied it as such, the same having been directe iw the Captain- General through the government Secretary, juestion—In your lormer acts or tstances have you placed in Goubt the powers of the superior government of this island, ‘yourself to his orders, or in the same manner did you ‘other authorities lawfully constituted in this Island * v—l have never done any euch thing; but in my boyd of administrator I needed constancy, the tax being of ind called voluntary, as hoy in’ the reparation of streets when being paved’ ae happened in regard to tho tax ordered Bertie construction of ditches for carrying off water in the Calzada de Moute, in which case, after having paid ‘® sum raised by order of the authorities, it was returned to me after | had sj wenen to his mestion—Dad you in regard to the sewing landmarks for the from Regia to Matanzas resist the authority in that ease? ‘Auewer—I do not remember the circumstance referred to in the question; but I do remember that in the disposition that was made of my property, | demanded and still demand, under the protection af the laws which correspond to the cases of forcibly y private property in order to incorporated fenmpanice, shall be attended to, uniess the requirements of the State to the contrary; a law, the execution of which ia yet pending in tbe Supreme tribunals, vides that” companies shall pay beforehand for the grounds they occupy, aud for all materials they take from the vicinity for’ their use; potwithstanding this law, the custom here in Cuba bas always been that companies ap: riate to their own use not only jands, but whatever elwe 'y require, without consulting the owners or making them recompense; and besides, companies have transferred et- Secs io ciber comvanice in sucht manner that the rightful ©wners bare not been able to recover their property, or any yuivalemt for it, —In respect to taking away property, as you have alleged, Lave you made disrespectful reflections upon the au = ‘Answer—My remarks had reference to the Captain-General, hin that my lands, where he was planing improve ments, did not come under the description that authorized him to take them from me, and that if speculators wished to enrich: themselves they should not dauage me; this representation ‘was made to the Captain-General through the Go over nor of the ony ‘also that I inten: mainiaip t ground; vat 1 did not make any a! Soran witbo aur! Mauaazas i, without exce; myself, and ¢ acthorties retarwed may repreneattation should cironmatauce that the with arequest that it succordigly dh, shows the extent be which I desire to with their re: ‘Was the coutribution, to w fers, coliected on the understanding that 7 was voluntary or hai it was forced” Answer—I bad no information except the simple statementa of the administradors ioverseers) of the lands «f tbe claims that = made, nekber Wey por | bad avy of.cial communication sul sect. og sien tawe you ever been a prisoner or prosewuted, for what cauee! Answer—Neither one nor the other: ne ee T had « emaiiest observation of any © oepiaie: Greneras Tacon W the present Cap: ed marked proofs of deference, oy ‘can testify to my disinter- estednem abd constant devotion to promove tht publ 1 Dave disebarged offices in tke Ayuplamiento (city corporation), and can show documents and proofs the most honorable, and 0 far from having had say pecnatary remuneration Ihave wever solicited apy beng! from the government. Questian—On the dat you were arrested you any con- wernation in relation to the Cuptain- General or to he Goveraor of the oh? ‘Answer—t had noneexcept such as were nec to have my fanily and the persons in my employ understand the g:ounds of ny imprisonment, with the view that they should Bet interfere to lead the public, into the mistake 0 attribute crime ) me, and, above all, Of A Kind incousisient with my person and iny rank. Question—In your last reply do you intend tomake insiaua. e referring to we Captain General or wo tbe Governor of Moewer—The memorial which ie the ground of this prose thon was not directed to the Governor of the ety, but wo the Captain General, who T coos Jer to he the promoter of this pro- wecuuon urer of my imprisonment. Question—Hare you said that ite Captain General receives three onsat 51) for SF. bozal negro introduced into the tetand. and that Fou could put the proots into the hands of the government” spect to that calumny there only remains pty. errditto it; and I improve the opportunity tneltber my ancestors, nor m,aelf, wor auy one in my emplog, $0 far as I Know and believe, have ever bad any seucere in the wegro trade, or in any other Liegal or contraband bade. Question—Heve you not sak! that the Captain General re- ceived eighty thousand dullars from Julian Zuluets for the in- Wednedon of negroes! Answer—It is completely false, 1 have never bad any busi das Zuluetsof any deseription, apt least rs whether be had or bad not on say t) any the the Governor be ernor? the prisoners that were nated Krwas an error IR 1 aoe fmpeaking with him that be was pers: ‘he information te which ed to way Imprjerament, and that be war ce the feelings of the Captain Grovral und cain he Tig eapiaine that, in place irritasian. oil net the Hovernor, Tex pected good odices at Rhine io maf lover, and cutve: dently though: and spoke or ede not be considered a foil report of M. de Ebi ¢examination. It ¢ as moet condensed as pose! bie, congi#tent with present t with the facts Ali Derty, Which was handed tt earn med up the case lor Lie J folle May it please ube ( fally, aud thunk the be vung ity and de meiag bis lea en apt being proved snd qualities asa great crime, can the accused be put at Uoeriy’ And re Habie w corporeal poulsument Ii be be ital idlunent, the jaws do pot adit that be be plac Can we erased be set al Uberty ire alt rt wae that th " be liberated, and should have a copy of the decision of the Court. This decision b purely a legal document, I @o not attempt a transiation of it The matter has yet to be deeiied upon by the Suprem= Court, which, doubtiess will confirm the « the Court beiow Peter Wiltiam Fu first mate of the bark 1 and David Whyt at have both been a preme Comrt The bark Ardennes, of New Orleans, having, as gene rally understood believed, been fitted out for African siave trade, has heen refused aranee for the Tuo Taire, on the coast of Africa, and her papers, by actin United States Conen!, General Savage learn from a private t that the United States fcamer Despatch was to have sailed from Cardenas for the pert reeterday morning. The Britigh ship Mirazupore, in her voyage from Liver pool to this port, with acargo of iron, Was wrecked on Cay Confers ‘There ie \ttie doing in the sugar market, the demands @ bovders being beyond the views of buyers. D. 8. No. 12 © beid at 1045 to 11 reais per reba, and other num bere upon that basis. Stock of sugar he and at Metan vas, 120,090 boxes. In molasses I have heard of but one trantaction—the porchase of 600 hhae clayed, delivers at tht port, at 4 reals per keg of big alious. Dealers rally demand half real beyond that rate In freight there i nothing doing, consequently I can not give any quotations. Exebanges firm, I quote ever Wyng at 15 do 1534 per cont premium New York, 60 day Wille, 434 per cent premiam, New (rieane, ehort, 5) to € per cent pramium he public health may b* pronounced perfect. The little fever that existe is Of & billows remittens type, not “Yellow Jack The comet ie still visible here, although it if less bril lant cach 8 ceeding ng. i appears to be journey- ng rapidly wo the southwest by south Awnnicas Pasarorrs Disned ARDED By Pave ° from our correspondent in Berlin that « Joweph A. Wright, United States Minister to P ow corresponding with the aimimetravion npox important sabject—nathing jess than the vioiat passports by the government to which be is accredited It sera an American citizen Bar been seized by the Pros Jom gowermment and mate to serve inthe army. This man ie a ative of Prussia, but migrated to the United served in tte tater some youre ago; war natoralized n honor and distinction. and Was wornded 0 reveral bat lee. A few years ago he returned to Irae ations, when he was fia, tor the pary ore of viniting his 7 t, aud Made to serv hie wife, children Another case: A rated to Uy i nd NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1858. Sons, ame ty Coe maaan accident, fearing niece f © Prussian government (for impressmen| with the axl of frend ives celkeat good ee ee Argus, Oct. 19. Church. MERTING OP THE MEMBERS TO DEVISE MEANS FOR ERECTING A NEW CHURCH. Porsuant to notification, @ large assemblage of the members of the congregation under the pastoral care of the Rey. Henry Ward Beecher took place in Plymouth church, in Orasge street, Brooklyn, to receive the reports of the Committees ou Finance and Location appointed at an informal meeting. The object of the society is to erect a new cherch in a prominent locality in the city, in the most desirable and durable manner, and capable of ac- commodating ix thousand persons. ‘The meeting was called to order by Mr. Howard; and, on motion, Mr. Claflin was called to the chair. ‘The proceedings of the evening were opened with prayer by the pastor, who implored the Divine blessing and as- sistance on the new undertaking, reviewing the progress of the congregation from the time when they met ia a small chamber to contend, as it were, for very ex- istence, to their present advanced position. He prayed that God would lengthen the cord and strengthen their nds, The committees’ reports were then read. They stated that they had been unable to come tw any definite con. clusion in regard to a site, until the members should take some action in the matter, and state what sum of money they would be willing to raise. After deliberate conside- ration the committee had come to the conclusion that a be church like that contemplated could not be completed at a cost jess than $175,000. The reports also proposed the toliowing interrogatories -— 1. Whether subscriptions should be solicited as dona- tions? 2. Whether there ehould be an issue of scrip, the in terest to be taken out in pew rents? and 3, Whethsr there should be a sale of the pows cf the new church? The Rev. Mr. Bercner then offered gome remarks on the propriety of discussing the affairs of the chu presence of all the members. The very constitution of their communion required it. They were essentially a democratic chureb. The work they were about to undertake was not one that could be executed by mere words : the most gerious and united action would be required. There was no building in the world, with ene exception, that could be compared with that which they proposed to crect. The riding school in Moscow has & root that is larger, and their new church would be se- cond to it. He observed that there was a common opin- jon that the Academy of Music could contain 5,000 per- sons, but he did not think it could seat 3,000. This would give an idea of the work they were about to undertake. A general discussion then arose among the members, in the course of which it was elicited that there was $40,000 worth of serip now in existence, and that there was a mortgage of $16,000. A member of the congregation had offered $40,000 for the present church, which was the only offer made. After some discussion, it was resolved to raise eubserip. tions as donations, and the following gentlemen made do- nations, as under — Mr, Claflin. Mr. Beechor Mr. Beech. : The two latter to raise $5,000 cach besides. The other members preferred taking time to cousider, and the mecting was adjourned to Monday next. Deatu OF A Norep Covorep Man.—Frederick Jacques, a colored man. aged about 75 years, died at Reading, Pa., Inst week. The deceased, it is stated, was a lave in Maryland until about his fortieth year, having sbelonged to the celebrated Wm. Pinckney, whom he a: companied on bis mission to St. Petersburg at the close of the war of 1812. He was also with him while minister at Naples. Mr. Pinckney died in 1822, and for the faithful services of his servant manumitted Fred., and bequeathed him fonds to purchase a home in Pennsylvania. He lived several years in Harrisburg, and subsequently removed w Reading. Aw O-p Covris.—Death has at last divided the eldest pair in the United States. Mrs. Luckwick Snyder died afew days since in Clearfield county, Pa., at the age of 108. Her husband, who is 112 years old, survives hi FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fripay, Oct. 22—6 P. M Our latest news from Europe is by the Pacific, from Gal way on the 13th inst. Consols were full 34 a % higher, and cotton, breadstuffe, groceries, provisions, &e., were all firm, The brief telegraphic despatch indicates con- siderable speculation, growing obviously out of the abun- dance of money. The same state of things is reflected in ‘our files by the Europa, which reached the city this morn- ing. New enterprises of various kinds were being brought forward, as well in London as in the Continental cities; there was a genera) inquiry for undeniable securities, among others for American State stocks; but fancy stocks were in less request. Satterthwaite says: — We have bad a stagnant dull week ip the Stock Ex. change, With a tendency to rather lower quotations gene- rally, arising more (rom the absence of business than from any pressure of stock on the market. In this geue- ra! condition of affairs American securities are equally in- cluded. A few first class bonds contigue to be taken for investment, whilst in shares we have scarcely a transac: tion to pote. Dlinois close geliers at 21 discount. The Great Western, of Canada, have agreed to advance £100, 000 sterling to the Detroit and Milwaukie Railroad, sinee which there has been more inquiry for this latter compa ny’s bonds. Consols are steady at 984 a 5 for moucy and account. Money to-day s rather more in demand in = nee of payments ov account of the recent Turk. ish loan. The return from the Bank of England for the week end ing the 6th of October gives the following results when compared with the previous week — Public deporte £5441 449 Decrease... £445,421 Other deporite......... 11,914,999 Increase... . 371,085 Reet. +++ §,710,120 Tnerease 9,125 Or the other side af the accomt:— Government securities. £11,131,669 Increase ., .£166,985 (her securities... « 16,122,051 Lecrease 12410 Notes unemployed...... 12,502,350 Decrease... 101,240 The amount of notes in circulation is. £20,922,960, being an increase of £326,195, and the stock of bullion im both departments is £19,526,475, showing an increase of £235,096, whon compared with the preceding return We read in the London Timess— The concessionnaires of the great Vines of ra‘lway just purchased from the Anstrica goverpment—naine Credit Bank of Austria; the houses of Rothschild, of London and Vienna; Mesrrs. Talabot, and M. Uxielli,of Lanton—b. of the Lombardo. Ver ay Company , civ sag Sabi taile of the arrangemy whieh the fusion of in crests wth that company ir to take pi Gur own stock market contigues to advance, thongh the volume of business transacted to day war not so large as on pome days lately, and the indications of «‘ outside ope less ration # than for some days past. Among the speculative Operators the bear feeling seems again to be gaining strength, while the commission brokers gene rally report increased inquiry for stocks among their eur waners. The demand for State stocks is unabated. Mis- ecovered the late decline, and touched 68%, the highest point yet renched. Tennessees were 4; higher Virgwias, 14; North Carolinas, 4; Californias, 34 market will necessarily soon be very bare of State stocks and if any demand ghovld arise for banking purposes w Tay expert to eve several of the six per ceuts above par in railroad Vonds, the Michigan Central eights were the most active, at a further advance of %; Erie thirds and onvertibies were both a ehade higher; Illinois Centrais souris ha rose 1 percent, and other bonds in proportion. There was very little done in bank shares, and no change ir price worth quoting. Pennsylvania Coal advanced 2 per cout to-day; Delaware and Hudson was also higher. W. note sales of New Jersey Zinc, an almost forgotten con cern, at 7, for Cumberland Coal 18}5 wae bid. Armong the speculative stocks New York Central wa active, with recorded sales of about 4,000 shares; it cloe at an aivanee of ty per cont over yesterday's price, afte having touched 86%. Reading advanced X& per cent, With moderate sales. Michigan Southern, guaranteed held as own at the morning board, but was peglected and ut Jg per cent im the afternoon. Rock Island war active in the morning; at the second board it too fell off clowing heavy. We note » new movement io Michigan Central, which was very stroug at ap advance of 1 per cent thie morning, and another in Hodson River, which rose Xx per cent. Generally the market, though lower in the after buon, had by no means an arp arance as though the higher! prices of the season had yet been reached. The last quota Lions of the day, as reported by Kowalski were: —Missouris 88% a 79; New York Contral, 85% a %; Pacitic Mail, 10645 a 4; Brie, 163g © 4; Hudson, 297; a 90; Harlem, 12% a 4; Reading, 51% a )4; Michigan Cental, 5714 a $8; South declined ern, 24% 0 )g; Panama, 118% a 119; Illinois Contrn!, 8144 & 34; Galena, 82% a js; Toledo, 34% a 44; Rock Island, 68% a. The market cloved rtenty The exchanges at the bank Clear. House this morning were $17,172,380 67, and the bainno # were $990,660 66, The buriness of the Sub y weday was as fol lows — Total receipte $204,510 8 Of which from © 69,05 0 Payments 997 492 44 Balance: 9,791,866 43 The following i a statement of the receipts of the Pana ma Railroad for September, taken fom the books of the company — September, 1867, reesipte September, 1866) receipts . 995.797 78 Gain essen : : » & 898 | Ppresentatives of Eastern ratiroads will be Invited as spec- tators merely.”” The following are the net earnings of the Cleveland, Cotumbue and Cincinnati Railroad for the corresponding $91,182 20 249,329 49 Sia’si7 tt 61,631 12 120,509 41 69,419 00 $326,208 78 180,279 61 sneacsecces covs $40000 11 . $90,971 76 40,404 96 . 112" 138 04 50); 138 82 [118,708 31 (est.) $2100 00, 0 otal... $818,218 11 ‘Toze08 15 Net earnings. . 185 614 93. Increase . seen 39,685 76 The October statements of the various banks ia New Jersey compare with the July statements as follows: — July. October. . Droreese. Capital, -$7,606,286 7,395,081 — 410,905 Circulation... 4,287,330 4,118,860 — 123,495 Depowits....-.-. Ay€84 318 4,008,280 314.947 Dividends up'd.. | 69,274 92.142 2'888 — Due other banks 688.481 700,061 11,580 — Other debts..... 98,763 44,6" — 94,086 Surplus. 53.785 123779 40,083 = Diseounts. a 40,14 13,881 1,270,789 - Specie. . 993.744 903,077 — _ 666 ue by ot'r Bks, 1,908,198 1,769,230 — 188,967 Notes, ch’ks, Ac, ‘877,101 '374,664 — 02126 Real éstate..... 359,890 822 45,081 — Stocks... 00,652 $03,943. — 87,300 Other ussete../; 366,223 372,24 66,701 — The Western Bank of Scotland, which, as will be re- membered, figured 20 disreputably during the late finan- cial crisi¢, is being wound up, and is developing in the worst manner possible. The liquidators or shareholders are being made to pay severely for their connection with the bank. One ef ‘> heaviest debtors to the bank turns out to be an American house, in reference ty which tue last report of the liquidators makes the following re- marks — The debts which arose from the connection of M James Lee & Co., of New York, with the bank, bav; deen reduced to £371,855 128. 3d.,and noarly all the sscu- elieved to be of any value are under the control of ‘These, to a great extent, consist of American railway mortgage bonds, the sale of which at present would result in heavy loss to the bank, and, under the advice of parties both in the country and in America, in whoge experience and judgment the liquidators place reliance, they have resolved to delay the realization for a time. With’ regard to the direct abilities of Messrs, Lee & Co., the liquidators were degirous to bring about an amicable arrangement, but in this they have not succeed ed; and, under the advice of eminent American counsel, instituted legal proceedings, which will be preesed forward to judgment with the least passible delay. ‘The logs on this branch of the assets it is in those circ stances impossible to estimate with any degree of accu- hy , but the liquidators have, in the meantime, stated it 100,000, be: ping an addition of £40,000 the e timate ot thectanstitess jessrs. now Stock Exehs Fripay, Oct. 22, bogs 1000 Obio 6" 8, 86. 1000 Louisiana 6's. 1000 do. 2000 N ¥ 10 Indiano’s it 2000 NY Cen RR 7s 106 50 Mich Cen RI. 2000 ErieRR3dmb'83 79 125 di 4000 Eriecony bs ‘71 35. 10000 Hud RRR3dm 73 10000 MCRRSpelmsfcd be | 5000 Fe 6000 Ti Cen RR 92% 3000 do. 93 2000 Ga) 9836 3000 ChickR IRR be 95 7600 L ErieSWim b 72 2500 Han&StJo RK b 60 2000 Cle & Tol ine bs S734 438 dio. Shs 1000 Mie South 2mb_ 6 1000 CBEQRES ped 85 10 shs Ocean Bank, 95 30 Am Fxe Bank... 11034 5 Continental Bank 100 & Commonw Bank, 974, 30 New York Gas Co 162 100 Del&Hiud Can 60 100 125 Penn Coal Co,... 79 20 Pac Mat! Stmp Co 105 20 do 10555 6. 825 “70 Prone Ciiy LA’ Co 8255 100 NY Ceutrad RR, , rer 186 A Ste 6 69. b~ * “ 6934 69% , 6 6956 26 do. 70 LaCrosse MMARR 435 560 Harlem RR.. 100 do. 4% SFCOND BOARD. $15000 Obie 6, 1860, 1023; 35 shs Frie RR..... 22000 Ten 6's. “00 1809 Reading RER.ai0 19000 N Carolina 6 2000 Virginia 6 5000 Missouri € pein Ta Rit SOOON YCenRR6's LSo&NIa g stk 10000 N ¥ Cen bs 70 100100 bso 15000 Lil Cen bs 8 300 1000 LaC&M1 | 21% 50 “ 25 ehs Am Ex Bank. pi s > 30 Park Bank 50 New Jersey Zinc. a 20 Pacific MSS Co.. 105% 50 do... B10 105% do. 10535 100 Chic & Rk 1 RR, . 560 150 LaCrosse &MU RR 50 Mil & Mies RR. 25 Stonington KR. of foreign dry goods at New York for the week ant since January 1— Por the week. 1856 Lis Rntered at the port..... $1083. 943,502 Thrown on market..... 991 so 1,014,428 Siner Janwary 1 Entered at the port. ... $81,820,820 94.890.780 50,426,086 Thrown on market 81208 068 78,003,024 58 1 » above table exhibite a falling off both in the amount of entries at this port and the amoont thrown upon the markri conpared with the corresponding week for the twe preceding years. The game remark applies to the period since the Ist of January inst to the present date. The fall season may be cousitered as about aver. from the West, which has been 4 light through the antum lowed badly than would have been the case it not berm for the late severe ession iu breadstuts. The absence of any export demand of importance, with large receipts from the interior, have tended to reduce The stocks are large here and also in Buflalo an’ Oswego. supplies held in the latter places wil! hardly have tims allowed for thelr ship me ‘Aver the close of navigation grain will remain over at t p Ue clowng of the canals. is likely heavy stocks of erior porte until spring. both in winter and summer, now reaches market by raliroad, while grain almost exelu sively comes forward by the canals. The speculation in town lots, wild lands apd railroads, by merchants at the p too deey and extensive, previous to the pani last year, to be relieved by asingle ‘crop and by one sea. con of improved business. Heuce the trade from the newer States of the Wem has been quite restricted and collections tedious. The best and most reliable trade of the season came from the planting States, the middie, Atlantic and central or older States of the West. It i believed that those who may have been induced to Fpecniate in breadstuffs and prov visions early in the feason will be liable to meet with losses. In domestic cotton goods transactions were moderate, The character of the late advices from China were contradictory, and in the main neither very definite or satisfactory. Trade was represented to be dall, both at Canton, Hong Kong and Shanghas, though our accounts stated that at the latter place trade was improving. = Present cireumetances the export trade is dull, and cotton piece goods could not be forced off without Concession in prices. Stocks of most kinds have ac- cumulated. Raw cotton, withina month or six weeks, has declined over one cent per pound, which, of iteelf, it permanently established, will have the efloct Jo depress the market to aome extort. At Manchester, at last ad. Vices, trade was less active, while prieve were Pom Brown domestic shirtings and sheetings were dull at® except for favorite productions. Fine yard inch bleache ehirtings, of favorite makes, were at I1\e. Cheaper grades were firm, and in light supply. Grades of seven-eighths and three-quarters were quite steady Drills, in the absence of demand for China, were quiet. Chinne drills were held at 8c. Osnaburge were in good supply and dull. Primt cloths, of desirable fineness, were more firmly held. Printed goods generally were com- atively quiet, Cassimeres, cloths, jeans, flannels and jankets were inactive, and ‘sales limitel’ ‘The market for nearly all foreign goods, as usual at Ubie season of the was quiet, but fushionabie, fancy and desirable year, staple goodg, botu British and Continental, were firmly held: The stocks to be carried over will be a good deal less than they were this time fast year, and the trade wl open with fewer old goods to clear out to mane roam for new and fresh importations. The opinion seems to prevail that the spring trae will prove both extensive and eetiefactory. Several auction sales have been held thie week, but with one or two exceptions. they embraced odde and ends, disposed of to clear out stocks. A sale of bianket# sustained prices. A special sale of ehawle was held on the Qiet inst., of the importation of H. Hennequin € Co, wi h drew @ good company, but prices ruled le er ih the week, OF On the 20th inet., cloeing out & ome French importing houses were held, and so 1 ering the advanced stave of the season Droste fan pe ong Which Were un fe, w The taut being nse CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. a4 Fwupay, Oct. 22—6 P, Asums.—The market was quiet, and sales were ‘dmnited, at 6c. for pots, and 63¢c. for ir yar Barxapstorrs.—Flour—The market was heavy, me * der the foreign news by the Europa common g, easier, while the higher aualities were sustained. “me sales embraced about 12,000 bbls, closing within the range of the following quotations:— Rejected su fe +4300 a $4.00 Standard supertine State, 40 a 40 Extre State do....... 445 0 465 Fone festern 420 a 445 Extra lowa, Indiana ’and Ohio.:: 475 a 5 00 Fxtra round hoo, (shipping brands)., 5 00 a 5 40 Extra Genosee... 535 a 750 Canadian eupertine and extra, 475 a 600 Mixed to straight Southern, 400 a 640 Southern fancy and extra, 550 a 7 60 Choice extra family aud bakers’ brauds.!: 7 50 a 8 60 300 a 425 425 a 483 Canadian flonr'was heavy, aud’ ihe’ sales embraced about 400 bbis., within the he e of the above figures. Southern biands Were pleat ile the market partook of the general heaviness: the sales embraced about 1,200 dbls., within the range of our quotations. Wheat was heavy and prices ower, with salex of 25,000 bushels, including red n, at $102 a $1 06; unsound Chicago spring, part at 70c.: white Kentucky, $1 54; white Southern, $135; red Southern, $113; and white Canada, $1 1134. Corn was heavy and lower, with sales of about 30,000 bushels, including Western mixed at 6540. a 66340 and choice Western yellow at Tle. Barley ‘was Jess buoy- ant, while the sales embraced about 11,000 bushels at 88¢, a%c. Rye was lower, and some sales were reported at a lower figure. Qats were heavy, with sales of State ab 4¢. a 450. , and Western and Canadian at 46c, a 49e. G. Cutting’ in bis circular, gives the following table of ro- ccipts and exports at this port for the week ending a Wheat Corn Oats Barley bush. bush. bushels. bushels. bush. 190, B74 11,705 178,005 164,357 65,778 2182. — — 1,000 Oth. sc8.19. 037 6. 32 - 500, coal al Total.94,163 199,730 11,705 173.555 184,057 66,773 The exports of flour and grain from New York, for the week ending Oct. 19, were as follows our, bbis. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Great Britain.........05-5 4,215 37,086 28,712 British provinces and other places, . 18,588 ~ 2404 Total {n6+ vee ese pone «88/08 87,086 31,136 CorrKe Was quiet, but prices were steady. Corton.—The sales embraced about 1,000 bales, nearly all on the spot, without change in prices. FruGuts.—To Liverpool, about 10,000 bushels of wheat. were engaged at 6d.; 800 boxes cheese at 22s, 6d. ; 200 tierces lard at 20s., and 400 boxes cheese, by steamer, at 40s.; cotton was 3-160. a7-324. To London, 200 bis, rosin at 2s. 3d., and 200 do. do., por 280 Ibs., at 2s., and 500 boxes cheese at 308. A bark was engaged to load with flour for Barcelona at p.t. To Rotterdam, 200 bales of cotton were engaged at 4:4. a sd., with some ashes at 20s, and measurement goods at 258. A bark of 648 tons was taken up for Melbourne, Australia, at p. t. To Barre, engagements were light at 3c. for cotton, $7 for pots, $8 for F pearls, and $10 for rice and bark. Freit.—The sales embraced about 100 boxes bunch raisins at $2 20; 500 a 600 do. at $2 50; 1,000 do. M. R.’sat Pp. t., and 1,000 boxes Valencia’s at Tc. Leamner.—The demand has been good throughout the week: most of the surplus of light weights has been taken. readily by Eastern dealers and manufacturers. The re- ceipts were 64,800 hemlock, 4,100 oak; the sales were 86,800 hemiock, 4,600 oak; the stock is 143,800 hemiock, 25.800 oak. MOLAsses was quiet and sales unimportant. ‘ arty Stores were more firmly held, while sales were ight. : Ons.—The market for all kinds was light and sales imited. Provisions.—The market» was less active and buoyant. The sales embraced 300 a 400 bbis., including mess at $16 85 a $16 40; prime at $1410; clear mess at $18, and sour do, at $15 50. Beef was stooly, with sales of about 150 bbis., at $114 $12 for mr) ocked Western, and $13 for extra, Beef hams were | bueyant, and 100 bbis. were sold at $16 $16 50. Bacon was quiet, with small sales rough at 7%. Cut meats were steady, though pr’ old were unchanged. A sale of 95,000 new ive pickled hame was reported at 10c. a10%c. Dressed hogs ranged from 5ige. a6Xe. Lard was heavy, with sales of about 300 a 350 bbis. at 10%4%c. a 10sgc. Butter and Ahoese were steady and prices uncha fa was steady, with sales of about 40 casks at 3%c. a B%e. SvGars.—The market was without spirit, and sales limited to about 400 hids. common to fair grades of Cubas: at 6c. # 6%e., and about 5,900 bags Ratavia at 7e., four months—made a few days back, but not before made public. Toracco.—The market sbows much firmness, particn- larly for segar tobacco, The sales embraced 38 bhds. Kentucky ‘at 82gc. a12%¢.; 844 bales Havana at 2c. a 327 Cuba at 17c. @ 206. =. — seedleaf at 14340. ; ios bales Carman, for export, at p. ‘Winskxy.—Sales of 300 bbls. were a at 22360. Woot.—There has been a fair business doing Uiis week. ay are reported as follows :—250 bales California, 130,000 bs. fleece, 80,000 Ibs. pulled at prices fally up to quota- poll 5,000 Ibs. Oporto unwashed at p. t.; 83 bales Buenos Ayres, 9¢., six months; 50 bales {fine unwashed ‘Smyrna at 1€3gc., six months, The market is frm, and pric@s are steady with no advance. 18. 10x80 Three story brick house and jot, northéaat corner of Nineteenth street and Second avenne Jiouse and lot southwest = ‘Third Thirty-fifth stroct, 25487.6........ssssee cere eves 8,500 TY EH. Ladiow & ts. One lot south side Forty seventh street, 487 fect 6 inches east Seventh avenue, 18.9x100.5......... Bt Two lote northeast corner Cherry and Dover streets, 49 feet on Franklin square, 36x1050n Dover, 98 on north side.,.... ° fo s750 enue, 66 feet 5 inches 25x10. Lot cast side Lexington north Fifty fifth stree MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC FOR SEW YORK—Tris DAY. SUN RISES. 619 SUN SETS. 510 Port of New York, ¢ October 22, 1858. CLEARED. Steamship City of Ralumore (Br), Lettch, Liverpool—Jno G Ship John J Boyd. Thomas, nan, Leverpont Wim Tyeen. To, Sta! tap Univiees: Dewertanveeaa rahgah— Williams f Guion. XS Beidies Savannalh—R L Taylor. Hark Linnea we) Funeh & Meineke. sah Lg Barss (Br), Watlington, nda—Tncker & ‘A Sprague, Smith, Rio Grande—Yates & Porterfield, Ag hapeasen at Lippel, ‘Trinidad—Yauaga, del Valle * fre Trae Win, Reed. crent AES Peters. bee is Wort ”, Thompson & Bunter. edoen NS—J 8 Whitney endall, Morton. st Marye—Peck & Chured nit T Bemis, Windnway ionalves—Post & Sinall. y Kerr, Ma Thomas—Handy & Everett. Rehr hota, Wallace, dachsonville= Thompson & Tinnwer Schr Monte Christo, Stoddard, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & Slarht Seur Red Rage, Clark, Wilmington— Erunt & Slaght. hei Atw NM Katwarss, Wawanta, PetersvurgeVan Mum & ht Rehr # ¥inglish, Bityen, Philadedpbia—J WM Tuvil Fatat, Mealander, Phundelphta--Mecr ready, Mutt ac Sloop F Rrown, Gardiner, Providence—L Kenny. Sloop Rienzi, Briggs, Newport. Roop Willard. Beckinghars. Kowport. Steamer Vianet, Loper, Uti ARRIVED, Steamship Alabama, Sebenck, Savannah, with més, to Mitehilt & Son. 19th inst, 1:15AM, 25 steomehip saquee. hence for Savi 4 v Georgia, from Philadelphia fo 12:20 PM. stenmmahip on, hence for Charleston . pase a bork hound 8, showing ® private signal red with ‘white "ig remy Forrester, Blish, Liverpool, 35 days, with mdse, omdick Hag teen 18 days W of the Tanks, with henry weather tron W to NW. and colt. ‘Sib iomt lat s2 18 ton 5057, saw n ship's ih quantities of lumber, and sup Teun awept, Yat inst, lat a3 27, ton Or "Ret with Ie and passe Bhip J ng bow!, but could wee no one in her—aaw sore ship's decks 18, saw A screw steam ngera, to E Boynton, Bremen, Sept 6, master Bark Palermo, Ingham, Palermo, ¢8 days, Gibraltar Sept 2, with fruit, ae, cabin passengers, wo Chataberiain, Phelps AC, 1 a succession of light Westerly winds, aly Seoaimed on soundings five dage. ‘Sept ik, Of the Wentern Islands, tn & gale from W, stove quarter, boat and received ‘Sept Slat 83 3, ben Fi £0, opone fer Calitorate, days out— laaaiea | nth the line gale of 14; k had eating "Wane oud mi mast: wan x ad or’ the Western Iolande, ail well, and Be Mar (Br), Berges, ¥ Windsor, NS, 12 days, with plaster, oo one Wm Fy is, Strout, Cherryfield, 6 days, with lumber, Rimpaon & Cla ire ‘Rarah Bernice, Clark, Machias for Alexandria pats Lg ren, beg ne = Dennis for Port Richmond, 81. com, Wynn ty Boston, cane gues ot London) Graham, Denia, Sept 12, Gi. with fruit, to Gomes, Wi ‘allis & C clr Win L, Richafdaon, Baye areca PR, Oot 5, with ugar, &o, to BW Lewis & Co. "ayih inate Nk trom ‘Absecom $3 Enaes, toons sobe Jobe Aumont, henge for Hamilton, Hillsboro, hae, fF Williams i) days, ith plawer, io M Tompkine. “delle Anisiope (Br). Dourhty, Welehpoo!, NB, 10 days, with fish, to Jed Frye Schr Village Belle Be), Harney, Windsor, NS, 12 daye, with plaster, to 1) R DeW ‘Sehr Mountain Wave, Greenfield, Alexandria, 6 days. Kebr Neptune, Nutter, Machines, days, with lumber, t to Simp: fon & Mayhew. Schr Orientvi, Chase, Machiag, 6 days. Kehr Win Jones, Jones, Calais, § dave. cbr Wave, fan bray Ae me, t Gey oe Schr Fusing Kun, Bra jen Behr Leocadia, Small, ale iioeaer, or. Baye Fiymouth Rock, Horton, Bebe Rusa, Bentee, Boston, é Gays fen 4 Fil) Nickerson, Hoston, can, Sebr Floridn, Kelly, “re Sehr Arse, sehr M Rice, Bliveard. Boston for 7 Fphindelphia. Sehr Ellen, Allen, Hoston for Philadelphia. Rebr Klizabeth, Cabooue, Boston for Albany. Bene Nimrod. Werton, Boston for Albany a New Bedford. |, New Bedford. i Bedtord for Albany Provincetown. nt nt Fehr Almira i, Gandy, Pryvwencs for Philndeiphin, Kehr Hearieta, Braman, Newport for Movil Rebr &t Lawrence, Dickey. Stontygton. Schr HS Parnes, Resa ne, New Haven Behr J Knell Nea), how fleven for Palludely Bebe RI Pans ear, Bast Creenw ich, Soop Thomas Hull, Hull, Providence. Dela ‘Cover. Steamer Delaware, Steamer Petre. Boker, Providence. Steamer Weste! tha Providence. siti periment, trom Greytown=By pit beat Wn J Brig Sarah Starr, from Matanzas, “ee Laura, lumber loaded. Wind during the day N¥, light, with fog. Miscellancous. ‘Lerner Bags tor the steamship Indian Empire, to leave for Galway this day, 234, will be kept open until 1 o’clook this afternoon, at the offices of the American Express Co, agents, Now 61 iudwon street and 64 Broadway, nnd also at Kenyon's, No 162 Pear! street. Sm Mepronn, Cuttter, from Roston for Ban Francisco, was dismasted 13th ult. Ree port arrivals. 1x Sir Ava, from Liverpool! for Rucksport, with salt, went asiore in n fog’ near Casting. on the Teh ist. 'Searntug Nau- tiles, from Bangor, went to her assintance, and it was expected th t she would come off 19th, with little or no daimage, as she di not leak, Sir WaLroug, from Calsuita, of and for Boston, before re- ported ashore near Saugor Lighthouse, has been abandoned, Erhe W was builtat Roston it M41, 633 tons bur then, rated A2, was owned in Boston, and is probably msured there.) Brio Lesmee~Garmeinnn, SC, Oct 22—The brig Loango, dismagted at sea and waterlogged, was towed in over the ar by a pilot boat. (sy telegraph 0 Ellwood Walter, Exg, Secre- wiry of Underwriters.) Scun Piros's Bring, from Jamaica, for New York, put into Charleston 19th inst, having on the 1Gth, lat 31, lon 79, in a se- vere gale from NE, had sats splitaud blown away, and lost the deck loud. ScHR Anny WELD, of Salem, from Georgetown, DC. was at anchor in Vineyard Sound ist inst; she bad lost head of tore= mast and inain topmast, and showed a signal ofdistress, Caxcurra, Ang 21—The Emily St Pierre, Tessier, from Liv- ool, which Was ashore south. of Balasore, River ug 8, got ‘after a great part of her cargo bad been thaown overbdard, and arrived here 4th, Dat, Oct 7—Nearly the whole of the shipping in the Downs have been riding with two anchors ahead; several amall vessels have slinped and proceeded either to Ramsgate or Margate fhe Alvarado (for Cardi), Grotto (ur Savatinab), and others, drove. Ginmarran, Sept 25—The LeCooq (Am bark), Bars, from New Orleans'for Barcelona, put in here Sept 2 having sprang leak on the 13th, and had algo lost sails, &¢. rocee ed w Maton to perform quarantine rior to proceeding to Bar oot Brie Ida D Rogers, Rogers, from Boston for Sm; which put ‘24th, had lost sails, yards, &c, and will have ich; Wm Woodbu.v, McLellan, for Mone do; ‘oodside, for N Orleans with despateh; St do Nov &: Josiah L Bale, Graves, for San nen te et9 sen, for si ea, oe mt No? ; Corinthian, Chase, Sof ee ty Fein, Cuiua ne Ie ae! te Nitec aay Mansel, Ent inward, Martin Luther, Nichole, St ae pid hove Sloman. Shepherdaon, Rew Orleans; , Dae; Fade Gray, St John, NB; North fins 8 mereon Bint hes St J * erie” Baltimore: Gun ¥ Street, Webster, Spencer, do: Oregon, Smart, Wilmingt 2d, Christiana, Moni ig. Rio Janeiro, Onwi Fth); Iola Wylie, Patterson, Cardiff Newport and St Thomas (and owiit, New Orleans. ‘Thomas; 4 = Deal 8thy; 74h, In* In_port, Eagle, Conant er peioce' aa wi for l; B hy Tuill, Doane, aa ec Ipedoer, for New York; ‘Jas i Reeder, ien, toy Ariat Gravenend Tth; Patrick Henry, Moore, New York; 8, Geo Marshall, Henry, Calcutta, hinge: eh Arr Ben} Delanoy’ iia coer Goeena, Cid bth, = "New Orleans, S deta Belles New York. In port 6ih, cern, A Devereax, for New Orleans; Edt Ti}, “Arey, tor Rosion? Leon, Parhit for New York. Mi Rept 26-1 lo Are Lisbon, Curtis, Li rr Brunette, Linnekin, Cadi Mantra, Aug earesyt Meteor, Melville, Hong Rong. Macao, "Aug 2—Arr Leonidas, Williams, Rangoon. Mayaevez, PR, Oct 1—In port brigs Neuvitas Nelson, from NHaven, for ‘Arecibo Ath; L & W Armstrong, , from do, for Turks Islands 24. Nourn FoueiaNp, Oct 2-Off, Robert Center, Arnokl, from Aptwerp for NYork. st1¥, Oct G—In port, Emily, Davis, for NYork, lig. George Heinrich, Sehi nde, Ban Francisco (not ag Port Srsaaawy Oct 6—In port ship E P Stringer, Wood, for Bombay, ldg. Paris, Sept T—Are P Lacoste, Pierce PALERMO, Sept 24—Arr John nine harchuse, ‘Venice; Jo sephine, Phillips, Barcelona. ENANG, Aug 21—In ort Sam) sere Kelly, for Bostons Ladoga, Pierce, for China; T . Drew, fgtor cht. THO JANFINO. Sept Arr Dak Dawn, Chae, Richinond via Pernambuco. f ', Boston. ris, Oct 18d George Turner, T LENA, Aug 2t—A trees, (well Rangoon (and Wis atih, Alice Wail, Hickey, Galeutta (and set barks Mj it Heir: at for Falmouth, for London). esr Sept 2#—In Knowles, from Malta, toload for Lenapt Napoleon, Rui for do Oct 5; Sul- pair before proceeding to Smyrtia. tana, Watson, probabi '». Sid 18th, barks Mhnosa, King, Livasroot, Oct &The steamudip North Americas, trom | Bein, ‘thy Honmadiva Blow Small, do; 26tu Racehorse, Quebec, arrived bere, struck on a stiuken rock Sept 27, which | Searles, and Andrew Carne ee rd caused her forward compartment to fill with water. Pa ey At fe jarilla, Hokanson, Pe oer by doe ad Yaxmourn, Oct 4—The brig Alliance, Smith, of Sonderland, | Saw: Parkes Paha ey Barret Mauritius: 1th, dodge from St Valery for Shields, came in coulact when oft Southwold | Tan’ Boston: Prom Ven Reckwareel: Vemery, NYork. Bld 2¢, with an American bark, from’London for Neweastie, the brig | Tady Sufoik I Lavender, Hong Kong Lith (nol 4th), Catharines Toning forexmaat and owsprit, assisted into this harbor by @ smack and steam tug. Both vessels in ballast, Spoken, d&c. Ship $6 Glover, Kellum, o-neestpie 12 for Australia, Aug 19, lat 440 .N, lon 25 iy 'y Fors) nt m. from Bombay June 1 for 0}, ig fat 3a Ban toni 175 (and was spoken again 1, no lat, &e, x en). iPass Cartwright, from Calcutta tor London, ag, Young Aug 10, lat 4 ip Nightingale, Peterson, froms Batavia July 1 via Padang, TS Boston, Oct 7, lat 16 54 N, lon Unele Toby, Soule, trom Disswent ‘Aug ll for Hong Kong, Sept 19, lat 44, Jon 4. Sh Unlon, Grant, from Caleutta for London, Aug 27, , ion i Soin Typhoon, , Salter, from Hull, Eng, for Aden, Sevt6, lat on Ship {lorizon, Reed, from Callao for Cowes, Sept 22 lat 43 8, Jor Ship Asia, from Trapani for Boston, Sept 90, off Gibraltar, Shp, Aleiander, Batn, from Rotterdam for York, Sept 3, lon ship s Atlantic, Marcil, from Rotterdam for NYork, Oct 2 lat Ship Golien Star, of Boston, from Liverpool for NOrleans, no.ante; lat 42 01, lon 2487, Robert Ciahinan, Morse, from Liverpool for Charleston, oot Charlode’ Reed, Coombs, from NOrleans for Liverpool, cm NOrleans (ey, 1a 331, en 7 "20. brent Ww, yy haa signal with letter A in it, it 45 5h, Jon for W ‘perhips hark Comack, Ballard, from Shanghae tor NYork), July sy Int 25'S, Jon 19 20°B. leans for Malta and Mes sina, Oct Cs no lat or lon. Bark Revolution, Webb, trom S Br A adios rab Bell, hence for Matauzas, Oct 3, lat 33 10, lon 7 NB, from Turks Islands for New ark ‘Nugse rp ot York, Ooh ase, Sw 15'miles. Fore ign Ports. Arprossax, Oct 6—fld Chevalier, Knight, Genoa; Eliza Young, Durkee, NS. AwiWant, Oct Arr Ma len, Loveland, New York; Ashburton, Bradi anf Woxtanus or Melcher) Gal ales New Orleans; lance, Jao; 6th, Lochinvar, Sytienae Mai, do. ‘Arr at Finebin, eth, Glance, Lowden, New York; Sid 4th, Luey Elizabé os oner, Boston. ai port, inca, Meleher, for New a Nov 10: AD ar, ke, Ko i Agnes Leeds, Watts; Richd Al mn and Cho Cooper, Cotity Tor New ark soo Shihan Hesketh for da Ot 30: Harvert, Loring, Havana, AxsteR, Aug $—Pasaed by, Eastern Star, Jones (or Henry), Liverpool’ for Shanghae. Bunror, Oct 1—arr @ F Patten, Mitchell, St Stephen, NU; 7th, Monmouth, Doane, Chatham, Buxwex, Oct’$-—Arr Johannes, Baltimore; 4th, Pres ® o.dt, do; Globus, N’ Brovweisnaven, Oct 6—Arr Itsten & Weicker, Balu —s for Helvoet). Lives ew York; Willey, NYor House, NF, Sept 27—Arr schra Matis NYork: Cet’ 1, Nora Creina, Cassidy, NYork; So" Gacegst Card, Haltimore: buh, bark thatice Slory, Ausine: do: 6h, Rover's Bridg Rhodes, NYork; Susan 'E, Mahon, do (and 9th for Sydoey( 7th, Boadridee, ao, th, sehr Howard Putnam, Scotty ickerson, Buker, “ork; dis ir Ho ‘al do. Cld Sept 27, schrs L_D'Wentworth, Ryder, Yorks dab brig Dandy Jim, Vignean, Baltimore TauRAcoxa, ptad— Arr Burdett Tar ‘Thomas, NYork. Tiurste, Sept 8—Ave Dinua, Bag Tons latakns, Oct Sin port BF bark Nugget, for NYork 2 days (sineo sid and spoken). do 6th, bark ‘Vir inia, am, for NYork 2 daya. Si from do Sth, brie Te NYork. meee, Sectin Hort Fanny Buck, Grockete frou Michs Woosunc, July 21—Sid Urania, Turner, Swatow. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 20—Arr Rosin. Tryphenie. Nickerson. id gaits Money Ady, Batbages jad Queen, nd John Tilton, Cranmer, Yor: Vie ‘Vil- Arr schr Director, Walta, Ki ga lev, ey, Hopkins, Bi Richmond; sloopa Firs, Mad wget Anes’ Woolsey 5 N 2ist—Arr schr Wm H Harrison, Blair, Elizabethport. Cid scbre rie Yenke Wheeler, Wilinington; F Elmore, Smith, Richmond: ¥ Bird, Kinnear, N BOSTON ca i Oct 2—Arr rite £9, efi erpool via Halifax; a at her s inew, of Boston), Brown, Mal i eras. Maren a. KS eb aerate from Suvaupahe’ wal ew, Monn, tit Francisco: schre Jacksonville: 8 } As Crowell, Riel mond, Paine, Phila Jed, wind NE. Pal anni Seah tri ite ong ; Arr Reg Comssinn, Srants Ceebacun Sea; sehr ‘Lela. Doreherter, from Rio Jeneiso: brig’ Montrose, ‘Ramey’ Grand Turk, TI. prand Turk. T 1 Hare ee A wenal, Antwerp; rr (hy stele John Ray Uncle Joo, Reswell Patten, NOrleana, | NYork: bark Sid fromthe rote Ne OT erie, Reece Wr pair Tit, ‘Oct21—Sid brig Alex Milliken, Fish, Jackson In port 6th, bark Tope ‘ork. Hiei 5). BAKCKLON A eston; 20th, weal IVER, Or} Z1—O4 Marla, Larlen, Cummings, Bew a, do; Ba. Titidabo een ginia, Chatienton; | + Clinton, Bo Flizabethport; ; jambus, Char] a = oUPQRGRTOWN, se in oa schr DW Vaughan, Git BAY, Sept Jamestown, Candage: ie, Marsha! +y Sete ro) Goce g nOARDINER. Oct Arr schie Loulea’ Haxer NTork: M.S for Caleutta, lig: natus, Doone, for Hong Kong, rirkdge. Hicks, do. Std schrs wes, Philadelphia; tered at 43, rupees per candy? Leoua, Norris; Mestad Whip Adena Preseott, NYork, Re Polar Siar, Edwards; Senator, Cofin, aud Sami’ F. Oct 1—Arr schre Chase, an’ Thetis, gnng, une. wri schra Shade, [innell, 3 ¥7th, Bas tae He 19—Arr Revenue, Ho Melbourne tot N . Phinne; Boston) NYork; leh, (ham= ilso: 7th, Surprise, Howes, «trom do) do; Ista, ‘ew York) York, Rani Ava a Tug 2e8 A Talbots Burgess, Manila Pex: do; 4th, ‘Telegraph, Roluta vor lies). Peklocgen ; tb. Philomela, Nichols, Padang and Boston. Eaerae 4 i= Arr Myrtle, Botsford, 0; 1th, Sea Oct 6—Are Charles Farwell, Crocker, Callao, Cham- . do (and sid 7th for Hamburg). the end of the Isle of { Wight 6th, Horizon, Reed, x, Rept 90-6 Clara, Wells, Memel, Oct 4, Donan, or) Sid sons , Leavitt New Orleans. | Get 2 olt, L tor Bos, ec, Raia. for New Yor! ‘do; Hotes, a Beaten, Smart, woe. Sra sion, Reed, eee Kennard, for hog! Canes era, A sri Sia from Be Partridge. Cori ‘Hall. hey Pm ort Aug 21, 3 she, Moore, ‘Norw Aare Job rene, wi ‘China; vr, Willtame, Bd, Mie Unigp, Small. New York: Waban, or Le may lt b orders; itth, Pletades, unt, . erley, Lace: T, Grey 1: Oyel ‘Ungood, Geo ra ‘ship: Gerirute Haller, 4 Huteh- ings, Scnantum, Miller; Rvelyn, Sawyer: Granada, Dreyer, and Marvy of the West, Patterson, ~, Crowell, Parner, to loa for do; Chases, Mastrand: Vemeon and Rachel, Hamlin, for New York, laa. Badger, Stap Vanden do,” Addison Glibert, Paine; Shir ley, Alien; South Shore, Vathrop: Guiding Star, Hale; Be I: Vitel, Powter: Niobe, Storer, Indian, Averill en: Fmily 8t Pierre, Tessler; Narragan , Jobuson; Comoro, Masury, i Dashing Wave, PAWORNAS, Oct Tiare ‘rig Jobn Balch, Merrill, Siera Mo rena. . TT, Oct. TI port bark Jedo, Wheeler, for Boston, Oct 4 Arr Grotto, Stuart, London for Savannah, *th, Cambria, Petry, from Sunderland uh, for Gibral Drxwone Kast, Sept 2-0ff, Potomac, Reed, from Liverpool for NOrlenws. Favours, Oct 2—Arr Eliza Mallory, Miner, Havana; 6th, Sea Ranger, Burnbain, do Foocnow, W—Arr Wanderer, King, Hou th on return); 2th, John Wade, King, Shang) Hiish, Naw Get. Kong (and Yore’and BeJohoe, NF <ahip. ‘Ailfance, (Br) Gard, for tor HOLMES’ BoE. Oct ea, trom eds Ham By] pte Ronde, bark, Meseenie me Hope, Sue “Bie A wl ‘ie nr NE ih Ethos thy Ree beige Philadelphia; cobe Ln yas, Raker, Philadel tnd nd ame AMEWrORe tk ey cock, Havana: Hine, Vathaveay ni vey, others. Sid from do; Wm Nickele, Stros NEW LONDON, Pate eer ee s Tors Charles Onpood, arith, and Qaimeba Foster, propellers any ink ion 7 Sen, we Dean | Cid abbr Cameo, Wyman, Philadelphia. oD, NEW HAY Arr ae oat enn, Mi, GREENOCK, Oct In port ships Rt Petersburg, Rees, for | bethport. Sid sthra Deborah, Trenton; ‘@ Bagar, US Bombay, lig: Wizard King, Cone, tor do, do. GanKaLtan, Bey re ‘8, Exstinan, Trapant for Bos- ton; 20th, ¢ ockerill, Cockerill, Marseiiles for'do, Old Zk, Gov Andersen ett, Marseilles, Off co 2th, Lritahnta (Am ship), hound Be In port 2d, brig Eleetrte (1 Haitimore. On Sept 31 the wind wee westerly, but it bad blown « gale from B for several daye previously Oct In Kitham, White, f howd for N ernon, Kogera, une; Rutveom ih tiny bark Kate ‘Whoslest AME ye 2810 herd Kaapp, York, Madras, Det j= John ‘atten, Patten, Norieans. Hrttors: Oct Are inkerman, nnd Gerhard, WYork. Hawnunre, Get 3—Arr 8t Andrew, Rickmer, Cardi. Havnn, Oct l—Arr Fulton (9), Wotton, N¥ork: ork; tih, Golden Ragle, Stone, NOrieans: Ellen Hood, Kilby ey, Bel more. 30, Uxtesan, Bar, Ist, Jane D Cooper, Collins, N York. bid epi stow, NOrleana. Hoxo Kona, July 30—Arr Auckland, Nelo, Foochow; A 10, Twiltet Gates, Ban Franchaco Tithy ‘Juma, Marun, Py chow, Melita, Levoy, kok. Bid Ang 3, Inane Jeanen, Shanebne; ‘uh Mesmenger, Manton, doy Ith, Adan ‘ork. Hans ek I6—Are brie Milo, Campbell, Baltimore, g& sehr Will 0° the Hunt, Philadelphia; Tsth ship napa sehr Londonderry, F: ort harks Low York; Mount a Day, United Sales; Avesta, whra Veta, Nickerson, NYork, Eri setter Scott, Baltimore; Charon yn, Wigrin, staan, hy Sania Dunsing, Ekoinetd, ichinond; Unete foe, roy thy Point; fib, emt ined. per, Limeburner. ft john, NB; hace, and Sasa Owens, Norton, Charleston; E Sherwood, Hall, "Moblie; Levi re Bradford, NOrieans; J Foster, Jr, Abel; : iy, Emer iid tale, Cornish, Bt Jubn, NB NYork Bares, and J M Warren, NYork. PHITLADELPHT 4, Oct Lg Aw J Noemie, Johneon/ Lit - . Londen; Brem’ erpcol; bork Achilles, Bre York: sebrs Franklin F mer, Sommons, Milford, Del. our Joorph H Risley, Gy: Charles Carroll ter, Yates, Ville ma Ietaon, and Mary Brushy Hallock, NYor etson. and Mary Bru ; by A ow ‘on? % tceagdred age cartate; Fare “ Ewen. youre a a nt RO hy Sime "erie eae ee as rr ug | SrA iS Roce a SALEM, Oct 19-—Are ache Corfnna ™, rant Se oa 32h sehr “Marthe Maria, ils, NYork, SOTUN, NO, Ort 18—A sehr» Onward, Smith, Kew ‘ah, HM leben, NYark Sand from KLAR mfevirien, JHESSIONAL CON CRNTION, A meeting of (he Peopl nd jour , 4 the xt . Humber, Lennetton, Mobile; &th, FB Cutting, Post, pay aoe Be OW yee o r " Peaolutions warn Cid ist, Gratta (not Grotto), Jordan, Balla: 24, Sandton OIE oe iene cintiog wee eiveted for the purpose Of ne Crocker, NYork; Finland, Post, do: 4th, Oliver Putnam, Sm\ inating a reliable democrat te represent this district in the Calentta, BS Kigball, Hosmer, NOrleans; 6th, Fllza, Moment Thirty » sixth Conerem: Peomten 1 at and Alliance, De Forest, Charleston; Robert Treat, Abbott, | the first trom Yorn Doan irk; Ocean Gem, Bisson, BFrancisco, jy Menon are ncork, Bermuda, JG Richardson, lewis, Monteviien (des: in w.J from the f ‘ination changed from patiny Flora McDonald, 1, Candy, Bal- f rN liken, NOrieans; Berlin, May, a, York (and all retaained tm «ison the river. th, outward bound, Portland, ( for jachicola; Minbewta, Flinn, for Charleston. Roata 43 peo, and Monternma, A: Sewetan Yow Ortorest Arctic, peed 1573 and Pastorita, ——, for New York; A ndelphia: Montteello, Landerkin, bovennehs Beare, Oty Point. Kotered for idg Ist Hampden, Patman, risk rich, Galventon, 3A, JF Patten, leans: Princess Royal, + do Saranak delphia; Braatlian, fon. San Francisco and Vi wer’ Charleston; Vietoria, heed ret rebie: Pht rkin, Savannah, th, Anglo ; Fran- eons are fan omit w QO . wee by die rcqrrention to severiaiy from Some me uibeiber be would accept the fa arg latter, to wits That y ‘ withdraw from the q Hokies ‘rou en | if he failed to ouheation by. leur Mee We And, whereas, the p be unwavering democrat of e Margaret Feoiioek’ Craiksbanke, Wew mn y. Chl Bence. Rertanake = s oe nd wait upon the Hon, Danie! ¥. Wm Woodbury, M'Lelian, Mov “auebes, pop ba LT RY iar ade a India (9) for . ate for Conprena. i, of @ Eee. Wickman foe Roun ab Talus sed pointed fo vestigate the chatges alleged. by Me. Blekles for NYork fi | Rog (s) Jwakina, tor againet General mitge with Povwer tpl ths rag Sends, ferde dith; Aeroga, Buuting, for do 12th; Constitution, | their Investigntions, ‘The vu Weaver, Richard Daly, Jamon Thompewm, tor oo Neptune, Peabody, for de Teh; City 1. Hail, Wee. H. Webber, Wm, 1. Carpenter, sm New York. Salter, eS Welater, Lawrenee, f MoCarty y appointed sa eech commites. din melon Toe Feauer Jr, Abel, tar do Nov 1: Cochitanta, Dr Charman were added to. the Conroitiee, after which. the Phtieds Ipbe ‘ct 8), Saranak, Row! Fontlon adjourned sine dle, with nine oe tee oe, 4, Veter fe for do deh, FW Bev et ki ALJACKSON PLUMB, Chatrm 40 Btn, ( ©. for Charleston with immeu Wa. Li. Wamosik, Booreiary.