The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1858, Page 8

Sneed ‘@ble to gathor during the next month, can give you 4 velable ropert when 1 return to Washington of the num , TaRRe, disposition and condition of all Uhe erilwos south ‘of the 34th paralic! of latitude. It is prepor fr me to show, fires, that Mr. Collins, the Superintesdent for New Mexiot), hes never visited any of the Arizena Indians, ‘The whole government of New Mexico seems to regard Avinwayas entirely out of range of their notice or etien- Men, Mayor Walker here knows little or nothing of or fwom-Mr, Collins. Dr. ——, on the Pio Grande, is in the 1 reserve much oa this point for a por- wena) Iterview ou my return. The result of my imverti- mations, 90 far, is as follows: — ‘The, Apaches divide themselves into ‘Were Mimbres band, 1e Mogoilon or Maugus Colorado band, wv fo} Chroicalui band , Yume cayeteres, * The Pinal ban And the Biona Bla noo Apaches. This is exclusive of the Tonto Apaches or Yampais, who Ive northwest of the Gila Apaches, and on the Colorado & Dranch called Bil} Williams’ fork. Tei numbers —— as follows:— . 7 to 100 men. ‘or Mangas Colorado, 100 to 160 men. ers ai Apacte, 20 Blanco Apachesn, 00 to 600 men. Peat ypaches, 100 to 160 men. Teapepertied of women and children is about six to ene man, It is a very safe and accurate estimate of the warriors to put them ai the extreme numbers of 1,000 to Thad a long talk with Mangus, brother of Cokvrado, (the great Mogollon cluef, who has boen of Northern Mexieo,) at Stein's leak, y between Tucson and Mesilla, It confirmed ined from white men familiar with hie tribe, and he stated that all the Apaches between the Kio Grande and the Chioiwahui Pass, about 160-miles, comid muster two hundred men— mo more. He reqnesicd me to say that would not , Bat would protect that portion of the country, © seul through the Pass against them, as (hey had no connection ‘with the Peyeteros. 1 told “Mangus that if be amd his tribe did not molest the whites they would havo no trou Bie, and probabty no troope would be sent against them unless Uiey cominitiod depredatious. ‘There are about 200 Tonto Apaches. who lead a misora life, similar to that of the Yemas, living on roots and wm the ground, and who speak about the same . J was rigbt in identifying them with the Yam- Pa’ ‘TMUEt amit all details of topography, habits, &e., tbe ‘The about 6,000 strong—1,200 meu; the Pap: are about 4,000 strong—700 Inen. Apaches, who live near Tucson and down the v Temnani of the Missouri Indians—number about SUaok Oo tek exceed 00 me ose Mangms, with the Mimbres and othcr Apaches east the Chicicahui, is about going on au excursion to Fron. ee Chibuabua, ‘to wipe out’ a town—so they were all collected at Stein's Peak when T pass. as sun getting up & may, With the locations, trails, &. OUR TOKAC CORRPSPON DENCE Trnac, Anmons, Sept. 24, 185% Rand Titles of the Pimos and Pappoge Butians—Hew the People Live— Will the Pappagos be Removed to the Gila— An Expedition Against the Apaches—Negotiations ant ith the Mericans—Vatuable Product of te ity i ng definite in regard to the Pimoe and Pappage Lodian tite to thew lands, TM appears that at the close of the Pappago rebellion in Rooora, come time about 1840, under the governorship of @andara, reservations were assigned to the Pappagos and their tithes to thete lands made complete. The Presidio of Adar (still in Bonora) was cvtablished to keep these In dane ip subyeovion ‘The lands they occupy in Arivona are utterly worthless: for cultivation, and they should be changed at once. It is ‘© general fact, in reference to all the indians of Arizona, Wat they must cultivate, depre starve. Thero is an abundance of goo! tand the Pimos, vate exten with entire im facts on y return. the Now small cost, the grassest negle Mexicans, The Pappagos can be remov and in thorttime. On the Gila they will Uhrive as well as ‘a tribe faust dymg out ean tht The country here will be rebeved ol a great Buisance, and in adelitidn, they will make ancther barrier hotwotn the while seitlemenis and } te Apacher Between the Peppazos and te Apaches is eternal | hatred. ‘The Pinos have occupied the teams coessively, jexico—by the Snore be . Mimeelf ont es & Fervant, the Pirwor We. 50. constantly. They apank the same language, slightly differing in dialect ‘The Pimos are elant!y war with Uy yaad end beve just sent an expedition of four hun dred men them Ons pors, the Mexi cane, we midable x preparing agai Apaches. Tr 2 numbe arte Mimbres Apaches went» eur line, aud made pence with the th dbere, Don Cayetano Sil vo Shey atkod for whiskey Mexiwns. Captain Silver or’ twenty oight India The expedition of whick 1 wrote last to revenge this. The Mexicans, to it un. maa. ave called out af of 6) Inen. Ali the towns con tribote money, provisions and traospertation. The town « Hormestiio alone gives 82 No officer of the army 1 # to be entrusted with the f and the conmand is as the capital of Sonore), migned to the lrefucto of Ure dee Joan bine wliow the Apaches acroms oar wonkt allow 1 » them w n a tw. Lam going to Guaymas to ow shall remain in Sonora two ween Duss, and will report to you any Wing wterees } may learn regarding the Indians. } The hes are undoubtadly for peace on with ur Leow suggest & plan efeetive myapdy, Which i believe will make this « Aphould have anid, previus t thes "mow were ful rorage ment vw A triemity tr hey were re towns, large presents were given them and the bills au- ¥ * by the Sepora govern help tai ng ym tha’ we NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1858. ‘TWe Collision Between the Steamer Empire Btate and Sloop Exchange. 10 THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Bawroc, R. I., Oot. 16, 1858, Ptease msert the following true statement with respect to the collision between the steamer Empire State and the sloop Exchange, of Dartmouth, off Sandy Point, Providence, Oct. 12, about eight o'clock in the evening. Twas passenger on beard the sloop Exchange, bound to Bristol, When about nine miles above Newport, off Sandy Point, we were steering about north by west, the steamer steering about couthwest. When about three-quarters of a mile diatant, heading a good distance across Our weather bow, bhe began to alter her course, and headed directly for us. The lantern was brought upon deck and stationed abaft the rigging, and the light shone brightly on the mainsail. Just before she struck she began to swing back to the westward, The captain of the sloop was atthe helm, a man was holding the lantern, and Capt, John H. Ford and elf were standing on the for . We shouted re peatedly loud enough to be heard by those-on board the —e but our cries were not heeded. minediatly before she struck I told the captain 10 pu’ rd and my. she then struck the starboard side, abaft the rigging, with such Violence as to knock the sloop from under us. in au instant Capt, Ford was phinged hoadiong overboard; I feil at the same time, but caught at the anchor and rail of (he sloop. At that time the water was coming up around my feet, and the steamer’s catwater was into the mast. Tatarted immediately, and putting my hand against the mast shoved myself around the cutwater of the steamer. She then wok another revolutiowahead, causing me to go down under water, with ail the forward part of the vessel. Tthen ew. under water and came up a short distance forward of the wheel, under the guard, and saw a small part of the sloop’s quarter deck about ten feet off, with the captain aud a man belonging Lo the sloop clinging W it, swam for it; when T reached it Theard Capt. Ford ce joudiy tor help. Ithen hailed the people on board the Steamer and told them not to mind us, but to lower their boat and pick up the man astern of them. They heard me plaity, as 1 was afterwards told by the passengers. ‘The steamer then backed twice her length. I beard Capt. Ford's voice until the steamer’s stery had reached him, and several times afterwards It was certawly fifteen minutes after I had reached the wreck before the boat commenced searching for him. It was then too late—be had sank for the ‘They Searched around the steamer for seme time, aud then came and took us on board, where we received every at tention whieh we needed. | They sent alight to hang on the mast of the wreck, 1 was asked by one in the wheel house why there was not a light shown on board the sloop. 1 told him there wag, and it Was seen by those on b the boat. The evening was clear and pleasant, calm, and the moon was Het quite down, Tt was not dark, as Was reported by some. J tender my sincere thank others for their kind atten ‘Capt. STEPHEN to Capt. George Munroe and ns to Me. WILLISTON, Hristal, R. t Personal Intelligence. The Paris Vays, which has just appeared (6 o'clock forms the Presse that the Count Antonio de Me- ul Geperal of Nicaragua, whose anti-American manifesto that journa! had published, is the same indi Vidiual of whom it has lately teen said In open court that her acount nor an acknowledged diplomatic and that he has established in Louion half a dozen Mterary and industrial societies, the memtcre of which are no better than they should be. Clamor Friedrich Hagedorn has been recognized by the Preskient as Consul of the Dakedom of Saxe Coburg Gotha at Philadelphia, for the States of Now Jersey, Pean- sylvania ane Delaware. Married, at Hartford, Conn., on the 2 ren Newoouw, Jr, great grandson of ren, to Mary $., youngest daughter of Suiner, and great granddaughter of « ARRIVAL From Antwerp, in ship Mary Glover—Mr Wart, lady and ton, Mr Mitts, From Turks Istands, tn bark Virgrola—Mrs Para, Zebildren, Miss Reise, Mr Leonard, TW light end child, J W Leonard. From Baseadoes, in the bark N I Gaston—Dr J Bradshaw and lady, MreC Hendrigan and two children, Mr Alpine, J Garter, J Mine 1h inet., J. War- nu. Jogeph War: late Dy DEPART! , eg Clark, Mrs Ric irony 9 child: amd child, Mr a tah field, Mesnrs J 3 . Dani Forrestan Massa, bearer of despatches to Sardinia, CH Loar, J D Natrn, JA Lédward, Ringer, Sain! Ridings, Bios King, Thomas Mili, Win Robinson, M May, Mr and Mre Weld, Miss Mary Allen, Mr Prait, Capt Simona, JO Montalaut, B Bir, ns a IMJ Br Miliato, John Merrick, Le Leveuard, Mrw MA Knapp and ¥ Whitney ‘Thos Wesion, J W Massey, loriey, Mr Keely, Mrs Jackson, in the steamship. te VG © Jobuison, JR Carreras, Irawc famestown. WG thow, J S Cutler, & Aulisou, jes W wer, J GaMteel and Wnty, 1 Reclowe, late Ti Bright, E& Jobuson, AW Lewis, WW B fieskell, Mies M Capell, Mre Graal, Mre Sarah Chase, Hen ie Goodwin, Mr Huntington, sit eters Jobe Jon Henry Jones, J.J Conch, Mr Smith and lady, J) Kimball, N Clarke, J Rosenberg. 8 Rosenbluth, Wihon JA GW Newton and hidy, Miss Bote Teckwith, J A Beckwith, Frank F Horne and lady, AG’ ‘Naoning lady, two chistren and servant, ‘and 2b in ie 3 4, 3 Mr and Mrs Palgeas, dueot me, Jno Magsett 1 Mew rian, 78 mm the rage » Montcomer dau Finch. Ire ¥ Manning, JP Peon, HE Bostwick, Mu Kate Kelley, MOnliinon, Rd Ca oe 6 te, Bee in Ales < ewis Loben, ¢—Timothy chard W. Jane Kennedy, Patrik Da on, F Metioverr, Michael Ciifiord, Kh Daves ‘Henneay. nri 86 40 the steerage FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Ban Prpc.nc0—two litte vend Qedcer » week Be MH ore pay ing ny 000 yr Sespay, G6 Shoe POM darge aoorke will soon be livisted, amd one mine * , Poses tubo yrekd $4000 y= trate w the post w en, like The’ ow wit “ jt the ' wt yhave vi new in ail the wot ng incl 1 v v0 i . merehants iF, that there foun) poet Lot resting News ¢ tom tte ‘ 1 ny © les of we TROt BLES wor . rf t : {Ceaguspandence of the & an.) i — aie mgr Iyer 6, 1858 s n ) 3 " The Semis .¢ mall rpacbed vs dringing 3 ' pert« y wer dates to September 2 with ne time trom |} ning tendenc breadstulfy fenta Fe, med from Fort Detian % 1th. The | boner casei great burden of it all is recent wanes with the | » mynte J ast Wee Jadiane. Mt pas Ubought that the light s ’ furthe the p with Colone! McLean's command and © tbe Nav fe ma ee Yring the Indians to terms, but aft %& 4 ¢ . wevere decive 4 ton saeco be was called by 3} U. Ye i . that the only con feature fortnight ee murderer, and been checked, and once or twice we pony oy bo — a temleney Wward a ranction 4 the week eth closes or dult, inactive market. © continue oun ‘ teeth " . aud held in hy ant heom mectire wither Mais fFeendebiys, regen te boon taken ees vnbout me. ANVT aoe vere Bry wounded, amd | hee ben her netive would t © conse) At the time ” Ga Wedseeday as appeints seteligencr took plate at w bow We “ . nett. and “ wed te wagon tur | realised in some grades, an - a A we Vlanket | evin Iry goods hay f itn h ing closed. A few nules at nection have takew place. and ought i. anander (that thie te Whom | the country mort be very bare of goods, bi tue dex ae . wi Aistanl y-- do not weet inclined 40 nae their purcbosee. Alto . v ath tospaseee ootapaiies © - erate “des | wether the commercial movement of the ¥ yeon clipes great eve,» catinitive ca. the wily de WH | very il-adapted to cheer the mercantile comm nity bese - sone - | ‘The foreign trade of the port for the week shows a Hreryibing paged off very ee! ont! a mevten Avis, the badly eighte th ght increase of imports and large falling of & compared with the corresponding week of \y Bor the year, up to date, onr $74 900,000 tens than whet they porte at tbls port were at am tabie 1 $1 om ot a Mee Lhe Week wn Wes MET Give tora) ter the Week Previn, Wy rep ted th ive dan, 2 tort on we! ' . heron. Fx bothers be a Hic Wugle ‘ -_ Total for the : Week Oren, Sone “ tw Previourly rey trl a oes . ther hy indian a 7 ’ mewn ovens teas cane Since dan. Dice + SOOB0O277 67,082. 009 va not kbows th Wis Buc ‘ Pa romre on Senete j wed #08 bs . wot re, Ws ‘ Whotee, | Got. 18, hark Mare Wiking, Hoenoe Ayres. dows — $15,750 | . i . h % Ow a @ | ©. Mile woe Ore Spe ‘ gold bull : " i Preis int | Mice seked the comman y | mond from atly quarter—it will be very easy for oncortwo al mre whowed $28,606,000, but as the shipment per Arago or part of it was probably counted several—perhaps six—days ‘in the averages they may not have held over $28,200 000 a $28,100 000. Whatever the sum wes, the return this ‘week will show about that figure, for the shipment by the City of Baltimore will not be counted over once. The Sub Jreasury balance is $9,606,817, A California steamer ie due Unis week, and U she arrive in time no doubt a jarge shipment will be made per the Cunard steamer which saile on Wednesday, Exchange on Europe, though jower than it war a fortnight ago, is stiM firm at specie shipping rates: we quote sterling at 100%¢ for merchants’ bills to 110 for the best bavkers’; francs at 5.125 @ 5.18% a 616, There is no change in the value of money. Several of the banks have been offering money during the week at three per cent, and it is probably more plentiful at that rate than it has been lately, We hear of no considerable transactions below three, though, of course, many loans are made on private terms, and probably below the mar- ket rate, Mercautile paper is #0 very scarce that the banks are greatly embarrassed to make interest for Wielr capital, and, from the dullness of trade, uo new paper 13 | making. The February payments will be very light in- | deed—lighter than have been known for yeare. The movement in stocks for the past week has been the most important that we have had since February last. It has been marked by decided symptoms of outside partici pation in the business of the Stock Exchange, not, of course, on a scale similar to the operations of last Febra- ary, but quite distinct enough to warrant the be- lief that a new inflation may not be far dis- tant, The demand for State stocks has been | almost upexampled, Brokers report a steady sae cession of orders for State securities for investment from parties who never held a Btate stock before in their lives. ‘The utter impossibility of finding employment for money venders a good six per cnt State stock below nivety a highly desirable purchase, aud we are not surprised at the rapidity or the steadiness of the advance which has taken place in this clase of securities. But forthe f that the States may avail chomselves of the rise bo issue Hew stock, it would be safe to predict that before the Let td the of January first class six per cont State bonds we will show ibe move sell above par, The following tabie ments of the week op State stocks :— Stote Sccuritics. Oct, 18. Oct, 3, M 8536 0 9% Virginia 6's. a4 : North Carolina 6 ‘i %6 ory Lovisiana 6's, ne B44, 955 Ohio b's. ; 106 09) Calitorn 87 wy ‘The same reasons which have led to the demand for and rise in State stocks have affected nearly es strikingly the best class of railroad bonds. We have seen here geven per cent railroad bonds, about whose redemption apd regular interest: no reasonable person can entertain a doubt, selling all eummer at 25 a 90 discount; while first mortgage bonds, or such unquestionable securities as the new Michigan Central cights, have sometimes failed to find a market at cighty-five or even eighty conte on the dollar. ‘The present plethora of money and stagnation in wade have naturally directed public attention to them a!so, and most of them have risen in price. The following table is of Interest, as showing the bonds inquired for and the extent of the improvement in them:— Bonds Ont. V6. Oct, 23. N.Y. Central of 1876, +294; 00 KE mortenge. RBS 8 Brie Sd ib 1934 Erle couvertiblee, 34 36 Findson River 3d mortgage 6 Hariew Ist mortage OM 8 Reading bonds, Isb6,.. Michigan Central, 8'= Hlinois Central bonds. -- 1a Croese land grante Up to the prezent time th tive in the fancy etock market ae in the m: Public have not been as ac- ots to which we have alluded. Atthe same time, there is no question but free purebases have becn made here and there for xpeculative purposes by the outsiders, who are in the habit of trying their Ick in Wall street in dull busimess times; an: sally ob- | vious that nearly the entire force of the street is enlisted on the of the rise. So long 8 money remains as | cheap as it ie—and there te uo symplom of the least de si Dold operates to control the bulk of a faney stock, and wo stimulete an inflation in it. Moreover, if the public con- tinue to Invest, as they are now doing, it Is clear that ina short ti loose State siecks and relinbie’ bonds | will be—ns bank stocks are now—too high to tempt new purchasers; and ® who scok to specniate in stocks Will be forced to purchase some one of “the fancies.” For these yeasons the Lest opinion tn Wall strect has boon, pbowt the week, and. still im favor of arike— projenged I derided rete be followed, » , by # severe ane ay wh, fal. ali i ue movement of the ‘ 1. ‘To Australia, rates ranged from 2c. 1s Ba, nisi S eanercne. i do Prorr.—tales of 600 boxes M. RK. rains were made at Poe, a wn Poe, Fiying my 7 wren yh Michigan Cont $2. Adela (Hr), Waycott, Port Spain; feaan ‘Mary. itatch, Deer | Hay —The sales embraced about 1,000 bales at b0e abe. | Tele. Cid ship FW Brene, Landis, Havre, bark Klue Wing, j Hors were in moderate demand, for new at 120. a I6e., | Burmbem, Bic Jauciro, she Nepune’s Bade, Kl Xow old were quiet at 4c. & 7c York, Bil brigs Mucnsear (Pv), Whipple, Loudon: A P Fluker, Lien v4 in he wate Gay a the. Burtt we, hingkion, Ja. echr Somerset, stirling, Harbor Michigan Southern preferred touched 663; at one time sing with regard to the haiure of the dividend gnarantee have caused it to fall of. Reading bas been pretty syady throughout the week, with a reduced bear Interest. Among the most important events of the week in the raliroad world has been the re- fumption tm full of the Minois Central Reitrond Company. ‘This corporat.ou, af most persons remember, suspended doring the crisie in 1857. Its suspension exercised a dis astrous iufivence upon railroad securities, apt only in the home, but etill more fatally in foreign markete. No rail. road compuny in the United Stater had been more favors. bly named in Fngland than the Tlinois Central; if It sus- | pended—with its millions of acres of iand—what would be | the fate of other companies, which hed no tanded ro. sources’ Thie was the question which owners of Ameri- | can railway Property everywhere asked of themselves : | and there ean be no doubt but the impossibility of an- swerlng A satiefnctorily led to more railway stock and | bonds being sent here for sale than auy other event of the during the week; but donbix ar | fatal yomr 1857. Tharing the y Ls suspension we are | given to understand that the Tlinols Central hax paid off five millions of its indebtedness, and can now face the | world with # better prospect than it wien ite stork War selling at 140. The Septem ve. receipte of the West erp roads are not, as ar TY eocouraging, With few | exceptions tbe correaponding month of last year earnings are lors tap tuey were tt the we urged, however, by the friends of the leading cony that the econo: | mies which have been effected he working Of inost of | the rons more than counterbalance the falling off in re ceipts; aud, as we advance farih winker, we | must axpect 10 tang monihly « © telling ww bavor of the present your The following tables will compore the exports of the sc ve principal wtaple articles for the week and gear— ! 1867. | Week end'g Gt 21, Amount ¥ | Cotten. bale 1.706 Si25,.401 r bbls. 6 Corn mean! tbls Pde at. bueh, ny, ont {. bbe and t ‘ork, Dhle an Tota Dev reuse wh Ae Connpa (1867., 2O8,817 The tollowing is compe tof the value of | experts froin tw commencement of the year to Oe, tim | coed Deeroase. | o & oo 108, TT “and Mb in, Te 108 compared with grows ow! pet carnnee Of the ta ¢ walkie Railroad Company in the Wo@h of Aeptomber were as follows Total grow receipt $67,000 Tota! xpendtny Pr Mes oarnings 40,200 The abowe expenses include the ardinary repairs (6 track, ‘The tunnel war not comploved wnt! the tet of Oetober. and the buRIDEE: of SeReMber wae therefore conducted vader Most unfavorable circumstances. Tbe road @ now in complete running order and doing a goo bons uve The above rete of ne ne ie equal to the preston the Moree & £ vonde of the eM; the toxa which cannot be inere ommyany ty of Duty town le prope $14,004 need, STO 00: the woe on th b Western Muir ert th | mixed at 660, a 6Be., old Jersey do aay vie elias, san be made to Lf anpeons #8 Behver rece BarunDay, Oot. 23, 1858. Sui y Reb | Geeeeneeec 4 =f arcs 10000 bt to" exe mikrare 0000 805, 60 “oon is Harness iu tho is =” {oer 3000 100 upon asand bank. wa total loss. Bo “e bo ar kg money, in addition 1008 Fria RI Ad fb 600 Oro, Mobito, for Gorton, with = tes in distress, . 380 oy pra ae harbors of New ; Charleston, Savannah, Mobile, New Orleans, and Gavi Atiatent accounts from each of woae ports: 000 Han. soca D Lay Noewbees m 80 Seem penis Bk 10 Ocean Bank..... 23 Continental Bank. 18 Wicvcesees 15 St Nicholas Bank. 24 Metropolitan Bk. 12 Home Ine Co. 5 Park Ins Co, 20 Farmers’), &T 100 Cary Iinp Co. .s60 125 Del & Had Canal. 100 Penn Coal Co, . 960 826 Pacific Mail 8S Co 60 New Jerrey Zine. 600 N Y Central RR, do, #30 60 do... , 810 300 La Cro & Mil RR. cen RA, 810. 3 nnn Grover anv BAKER'S PAMILY SEWING MACRINFS. A NEW STYLE FOR $0. OFUNIONS OF FRE AMHMICAN PRESS RESPHOVING 1 GROVER AND WAKER MACHINE. alms to be.—New York Indep DER ts ore perce ee fe give erence. pe 1 ted only to be seen to be ap! 1.~ Mhrenologica} Superior to all others, —New York Behave no hesitation in 1 New York Ex- Tt requires no respooling. —New York Bvanc lst, shot lamlly use ay ce anehrellogs New We ‘York Dally .—New York Courier. They sew & seam that wil I performs nobly und expedidousiy. New. ork Bxams- Remarkable forthe clrtelty of wan, Pi | wen idnpted to alt Linda of taealy neelo some Work, Ob- Rest for famil; New Yi uN : ate doth Bit hocinte 15 necodaegud i a Caront- it ved Fad net I ate ews strongly and Joes not rp.<Life tuna We ts Hreman's Ton iriend —New ¥ We give our preference to Grover & Thermo Bgaeed invison of thats Me gntiae Thu sakes a pleasure of vate New York i eveoing Post. he 2 tor fu Brooklyn We highly appre heir seer tee martini Pee gas haeatadeteareatae yc certo aie ter lus gréat merit in ts pen with --k awn too Far Bis pri b30 SB) We atest tts slinpiiciy and. durability. i Bonington th “18 |" Aduolted to be the bent extant V1 “ tp Much NL = | Very superior—will not rip. ashe. Is munaged with perfect ense.—! fonda Rentine’. 1000 Cults ceria : "i 6000 Har RR Ist mig 5 Trees fr mi we Axe. 8000 HudRivRR 3am 8 Works more completely than any Oth. N. A, Messen 9000 TI Cen RE bes, a 2000 NJ Cen 2d m bs gs apsiises 9sbs ContinentalEk Spoken, &e. 60 Penn Goal Ship Win Charabertain, VS days from Cadouita for N¥ork, ' 150 no date. lat 37 60, lon 73 27. " y Brig Leader, trom Mayognez, PR, for NYork, Oct 28, off eral ie 2 4 F00 minoie can.” 95 | Sigepaemt if n : rc 106-100 Hlinoie Cen we tT Bparke, Mur iB days from New Youk for Sux i go 00 1 260 Gal & Chic RR. b60 a Cayes, Qet 6, in Turks Laiseae Peek ier at geo of =u mah Suede Seat een out of repairs ‘God Adv 3M) Del & Mad Gal Co. io 83° ign a . Sews silk Or cotton from ordinary spouls.— Ga- A 1 W—In port bark Nath! Corwewell, Hamlin, for | jatie. 50 Canton Co, 3X | vansibar viet Providence Ohh. Sl Bi, barks Daum, Perkius, 150 N ¥ Con Mur: ih, Blorm King, Millett, do. ‘The work it does will not rip. — Amesbury Villager. ‘do. you Cavrs, Rept S-Ary brig’Rachel Jane, Kennom, New Are eagenioe to 08 otters 4 ‘gone ‘or vost admirabl ~ 7 oat Ba Sept 20 Sn Fi "Tania, ai 0S marks wey are enjoying universal favor—New Orleans Picay- fares, Miller, ‘Ar. . 100 Digs. jBatuiore: Sheet fig: sent init f to any now mauufactured.—New 0; 100 K rk Haecinioe, Willan, WHf"as ‘more ‘work’ than Gocen hands Tanta Warkiogion . Dunsombe, New York} v, Baltimore, schr J F Carver, ——, Be bork Mayflower, Duntze, Antigua: atthews, St Thomas; Condore, Fran CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SareRpay, Oct. 23-6 P.M Astie.—We bave po change to notice in prices. Breapsrvys.—Flour—The market continued torule dull for common aud inferior grades, while the higher grades ‘and family extras were firm. The eales embraced about Hannah , ‘Turks kid Haleb, Trlaucie, CHENFUREOS, Oct 12—1p port barks Cordetin, Cook, di to load for Lovdon; MB Swtson, Fyler, do, to load Tor Boston, and athers. RB rast cake ft wee Qcbe-te port - A Curtts, Sta wont, do: be vA tie heat of he kisi over inveuted = New Haven ever a e panreees ‘be no competition with them.—New oaks tree . We give preference (o (vovers & Baker's —Jinaton 8. B. Ga- vette, A had superiority i» xcknowledged.—Indi.apolie Jour ‘Atbe 10,000 411,000 bbis., closing within the range of the fol int i ‘Amand, eu phy Bouyer, do todos Lan thoy require no adjnatlng of machinery. —Philacelghe Ong > lowing prices:— Fontes ‘Raranac, Bigley: Utab, aw 1 actens is own end--¥ Rejected superfine. . $3.00» $4.00 ; Cordele, Koli in Ken via ch Sn klany Taco” | Phe beat —Jackson Sandard, z supe Standard superfine Sut: 420 6 495 | ny, Mardy, and Me ps Weo- | In eus'er kept order than any oiber~Wou Grower awe. 44 8 40 4, Clguena, coding’ une, Ardennes tsolh' Pelle. | ‘The best to the Uni sion a $3.3: 33 Tor Rlosdanetro (elt 12th, but detained by tie Gonaut Gen: | ‘Ths inven a veting to alk Maas Sava len sachigen, Iedans nad Ghia Ae 8 8001 ¢ aren aati aia wk te Pn El remsicjeaighian peer bas Ais ois : . Lowa, ke on vertiser. Fatra round hoop Ohio (shipping brands)... § 00 a § 40 | Buller, Yor NOviosns, do; Demarara, Merridhew, for Bost, Rede Genomes gece (cies tii 835 bo | su fig: Sinmun: Pain; Rea Belle Whaley. Wobln, Rankio; | foes pew in tng hy aid“ ‘Sarna Canadian superine, and extra 476 © 600 | West dies, Cook; Tallulah, Hanson; Flarraber, Anid, and cs fieme shout ba have a Grover & Baker.—Newton Regie Mixed to straight Southern, 400-2 6 60 | A 2 Chtpman, Laurent, cig) Raney, Wulams, and cer, | ter. Southern fancy and extr 550 a 750 thumerand, Myuuee, Adriano, Adamerand: |W Malilaud: | }Lensbles woman to escape di ny — Now ore Choice extra family and 750 a 8 50 ‘Die moet sHeeene a Vnvention.—Binghamign Ry 2 jal por a fs engily ma i — ; ri ire eae ewer Rew Soant, Ame for Rok | Croveré Baker's ie the best—Coshen Temocrat, 1 Onr Union, Kent, for Bosion th: fetwned Tht, Arey. and Canadian Sour was without change of importance, while = eG the tales were confined 10 about 400 bble., within the | LeoarParrinc une: tien KP Bwelt.devett, from Buccal arr range of onr figures. Southern brands were ib Raoderate | Jih, eatamta Delano kes une. SU oi, ehio W SLindany. demand, ineiud.ng some purchases for export. we ales e embraced about 400 0 %W Dbis., within the range of oar vate Si SEE Ta Ameen Per. SILA, hath He figures. Rye Sour was qniet at our quotations. Corn meal , Mason, Amo; wae in limited demand and prices unchanged. ba pe was Going into easier for inferior and common qualities, while high grades, and expecially of winter Western, were firm. The gales He mann, Cavan embraced about 55,000 bushels, including Common Mil- ped waukie club at 86c., aud inferior Chicago spring at 80 ec.» choice Milwaukie ciib at $1.00, fair white do. at #1 winter Indiana at $1 00 a $1.05, and fair white do. at 81 io, amber colored i $107, and red and white to fom vl, ig, barks Evangeline, ohne m, from Rich: nomi, wig. barka. Ba . ‘Aen Rawyer, Chevalier au Forest Ring, wig. 2, bigs Cor, wad Ree Foam, do. ecbr Kily Keith, do. gether at $1 12. Corn wae easier and move active. The Bwarow, July Tn Boveriy, Carter, Shanghas. Falew cnibraced about $5,000 bushels, including Weatern | y Si qun. NB. et 17 ge Sa cae at 900., and new Tbe. Rye was inactive at Tic. a 72e. Barly was tess buoyant, while the sales embraced about 17,800 Dunhols, at 0c, a 880. for ordinary to good State; fe ye four-rowed $1 was refused. Outs were ——- iNaDAD, Oct i—In port bark Frankl, Gthds, for Bostow ARMOVTH, NS, Oct 9 Arr brig Poeriews, Hilton, N York. at Le., and $0 bags to Hiarnipton Rows ©, Meyhew, Bos va at 146. A cargo of Kio ordered # roarket, was sold, debwersble in Tiostox, ¢ Bal, wie’ ac Beighaun, from Sa Raltinore, at Ve., reiecting 00 we . . Ee. Contox,—The market was rather easier, though without <) New we “tere Won Sie ny" matin Kaito, quotable change in prices. ‘The eales were muderate, be- ing confined to about 600 % 600 bales. Vrmcme.—To Liverpool about 10,000 bushels grain were engaged In bulk, at {xi.4 120 Dales Of cotton at 3-163.. 600 &1,, 200 bbls. rosin at 2s., and some Philsdeiphiee ake Arana 5 Scotian rain: Atwy, Lammond, Puls’ Gonalves, Foster, hawyer, Leighton, Poiilaty, to toad for lt, Cousins, 'da 1 loud for Havews; sclee "Wel eps tate am ke ve, it, Mamiiion: Niger, Maré ing, and Inabella, Fantkiln, NYork. Dath—Arr (by tel) barks Killen Stevens. Howe, 1 ghora: Ta) |, Rowe, Vs Govens, boxes cheese at 22s. for commen and at fc. for Iusmp. Monassne—Sales of hbds. murcavado were mage BUCKSPORT Oe: 12—Shd town. DO; 20th, bark Ave, He: Yaoker Made, Berry. George ond. Liveronol: brags Wind at tae ward, Gin, Wilaingtoa NU: webs Maydower, ‘hiliam, Bald Naval Stores bape wiet, and exles unimportant, ork, bay ques boule bol, whee ‘een aoe ec CERFREVILLE, La, Oct 8—Are orbe John A Stender, Jack ernce was bela at dor RASTPOKY, Get ib—Arr } eh Baltnte, Montgomery, | r p market presented more sleadl | Wavieor, NS uc kt iith or Wash NA schre Aube Gardies, Marding, New York: 2st, Vaion, ae orl wth some betior demand, sales € ‘. GEIOWN, DC, Ort B— Arr schrs Moses Rudy, embraced including old mess at $16 40, Ys smal! Bw mH a any Watint pervious diy ed ap Templar, Mertin, Boston (and LA es Ot 1 maline Quakor Ony, Sa ‘ Get Him Arr etawmaline Qoukur Olty, telat, RVonh tin Hataoa: Mesicoslawicon, Lothopeds At bark Pa iiomard, White, Charloeton ied Air atramebip Gen Rusk, Deunlyon, Heacue § fhipe ‘rit, Delano, apd Mag: wre oneal NEW 10%. firm; Bod AE ic. and Obie ath nese eed anged ag (aione Prem, Henche, pe ethyl ys ya laa vag Sulla Sp) Frog, Mavann, 4A ‘emery 1 us, Nook, Sreame.—Thore war tome better feeling in the market, | %'* Chliems, lisine, NoxkDawd tga “A thongh enlee were limited, and some ¢mall lots ported at ie. per Ib, beter, the alee were co about 200 hhds, Cuba, chiefly within the range of 6§e. a G20. and 40 do. Party Rico at Te. a Te. ‘HeKry.—Salet of 200 bbls. were made at Pie a Zt yc., chiefly at the latter figure MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, cdiug, Poker, Liverpook: Cynesvre ibe tooo We fear ‘Towed to tem 1th, bark Moto: PENBACOLA, Gel Li~ Arr sches Biman « Minalitlan, 15th, Myptic Mele ten Pog, and ory Klis, Wood, Oateneon, Th ort 18th, Ww ig Worine, Chadwh PINADEL YH 8. Det th Avr BF 4! prdy and letters intendel jor te New Yous Wires rhe bear A0 FOR Se Yor —tmss may 6 21 | wooN mer eve TH oO) | wen Waren, -morn Wit iad tow ” Port of New Vork, October 94, 1858, Runes, Mars, Wriewne, Mase Ary ly atesmship Phiness ®pr tin, Benson, Ross rin Ww hmond: AY age, Tver Plaster AYRIVED errs witty £27. aig Dotiard, Lenton, Sept 21, with mide # Weidin, Smiuh, Basher Hy stg Nay Pe beth. Reg Cambrilge Stig, 30 ip Ba iw rerpaoi. Rady 1 ark One. I vaaton: sehr Mati, Ts ms ombns A Rely, jdalion, Theetelt, New Heren, = Mdener PORTLAND, Oot Ver brig Phebe \ Paige, Lewis, Alex Ayarins orl maton, Figg, Mavrimgion tor NSurk. Git ebtp ay be. Ka omival MOND, 0 22 Ary svewinship Rownoke, Skinner, New 1. Cer = Ary aleamshin Pavieersburg, Powell Souter Johgny. fms de. John Hourt, Sips, Prince bark Oakland, Hunter, Aimics, Melottre, Ballin River. boure, tn allel, for vehnabs ak NH Ghsion (of New Haven), Ne re, hppa Oct wach indy Ht at drs of Ueorneeyi | Shien sept fanecli (Br. of Guernme a3, unary wv i, rad 8 emer see _., Kebr ¢ (Por), " "bes, , wit a Ra, Thaw. naar: Hehe Syrint (Hts, Prneer, Halifax, NS, ‘S days, with fish, to 5 hark® Leroy, Boson: Peter Dewitl, Hoey, Honter & C6 Rony ‘Orlando, Mobile for Bomion, jut in in Kehr Requimans (itr), Reed, Halifex, NS 11 days, with Ash, Misor!) to 3 Hunter & Oo, mer, Alexandria, 4 dave ‘Gari, “Alenind ANBOUS. 5 Tinks} ihn Newark for Beaton. GREAT INCREARE TO THE PANIC TN THE RIP ee we days Aiton Wk OF THE PAXIC IX RIMBONR 7 * ‘. ieatrs Ls SAH AORDITK AY “hueie av, t i ‘Srebiks ah: Kohan OTHE CASH RIBBON HO Behe Marya ties tenn be , Save 10 CARTONS OF SPL Nt Seer pea RELY NBs fon a roe o varnan Wiehe Wer Me Bedford Schr Aristo, Provincetown, Kehr Chtizen, Rin, rach eh Sep Remar Providence for Norfolk febr Pag? Sehr Kara Hieuee, face ee x taren aiid me ~ ease pee pliner, work Fioamner Paina poy ew! Berttor AiG ner pices, worth 1 M0 Mesmer Ouriew, Arey, Provence * nig 2 Dar plore, worth i ‘The ship Wizard, arrived yesterday from Mantle, is consign: is car tere pam | ed 0 10 Ninte & Co meow. EE fer piece worm 3p ‘from ber pace, worth Oceon Monarch, Page, Liverpool, Sept 38, with a0 pieee, eo mit Tr , POW GaKM ONE per piree, worth 6 hremt., Murtington (ot Baim, Keon, from from Leghors. OF CASH ONT y, hark RX iran 8 POR Casi r BAe eee eo? Mak, Bee Won tative, vo Tose | rLownea! oe ale PLOWERS au Vibe ‘above are at anchor in the Lower Bay rLOWRRE SATLED 4 FLOWERS | Shipe John righ, Love ; Reliance, Kalitmore 49 CANTONA NEW FAL FLOWERS, ty Swift, Bt T jracaibe: 1, Berry, REACTIFEL doors, ond others FoR ON Veeterdiy— From Quarantine. 0! 1190 YM. Br steamehip In den Mmptie, Hallas and Galway ‘Wind during the day NB, blowing henvy, with rain ME ny Sie! NEW VOR Coit ten SR a ‘the Bri Fmpire, Capt coartenay, for Quiarane Bt 1146 o'clock on ‘atu day night, baving rum afou! of a brie previons!y. Ne ~* "nr Sane Ops m L- Ls tly for San Fron rm Rowomnmn bie 0 will be ken at ee me a rhe om for a f Gray Feather hos i ;. = 24 hose = 2 Vins riven eniire satisfaction.—Catskill Exen.iner, ner & Tiaker's muchine te eselly mana nes. Purchase a Grover & Baker,—Ehmira Gaze, strong iH ‘elllto worsau,—Oblo Fe A ual source Of joy to the home clrcte Kingston Re- p A heauliitt parlor uy ment.—Poughk foeuaenneermer wil wet i, omelviders fy tae ee * ms eto make ape Pairbon has De “Ssh Telegraph Grover & Baker’ wiv ied Brorkyort Takers anpireliede- Meets the wants of te housewifeAuburn ‘and dorable.—New. Parivar. Je ston cw Ragland Fors ‘The best im the market. — Fach sited is odopen fa ane oe a ia ip fiself a host. Ad or gas Ga. Me articles are mode with it with case. Fasrde Ga- are te ease eee inet Sai Se pe gine vaocr et. 1 will not get out ad w p hm a Baner'e ‘ sternite ewe aciils § deed. of emamaipstion (9 wemas—lianet ‘Seer, - ie Se ‘cache er ently Delhi Gaeta, ey tourna ‘use. wis Ge bees sowing fan vy ai ‘inde of Wl do all the sew! Garon Nocih mpwon Coa a is far the beat of ie kind. —New Jersey, deere ok Kvery father @oght ty purchase one Winn eimankee Ga vow Jabey he led of every oxter Tey fin ke Min ! owe, Lancamter | | iis" seatn “ate ae Tittle asthe fabri —Wtegtala Mee | ral {SOME Aetrong and ve wit! gam Adame fein 1 is toanayed with perfect ease. Syponiar to any we ever auwe—€ ve better antiaces Pyne We know it tobe » » “lan any other ~ ougheepas superior articie. °° tmmatl Die: ‘The beat wantertnrnd in ie cram. — Balle Not n single stiteh wt"? pall oat — as ‘Seenton. Ic hintebes iw work where [t stops.—Anrora Bewon, toestioable value lo sewers Wakes o titel that will aot rip. ol can, Repriiy growing ip paid oa ke Va fret pats inte erp, j The Grover & Maker fx toe a Conte, emt Of she Chae pe! Herald. lubes te work. — We pte chine f mn rip ~ German 1 ae Tevale readily. -Oermentowe HOP cont ‘These ranchiues possess nc Kews sith, nen Sr ra: ‘The bem in We resotmumend th None bave given i” Makew seam thet w the ver orl beet of the Teter eine anstiiee more He abd cavity bert The vey ews im wa? —Hteandlion ‘The beet for fomily » ‘The source of Joy | thew, finoigenset the cirele.— Hav. ews atik or cotton with ¢ ih Courter, L fhetlity. Nor w 1 ie simple ty constr tien. Wheeng tims Will not get ont of onder <M vo otre neatly sind eapeuidouniy tie “Use beat inv the an snilbes.. eer ‘They give onivers: mn —Anguste Dewy foet a Succtes Athenry Vise net wiih wnp oker q ot in we — New ork yb witorsted eomystete tion.—Cinr enth Sumday “ ps puiehy Tis werk wiil not rip. Meu sewa stromper thon toy Dene Vastly neat ate ge i edness Vow coe pation. Bloomfiek Ace ste e A wife's deed of HEE SHOE ASO RARER TOS, Ne Me ROADWAY, NEW yorn Xo. is BEYMER STRERT, BOSTON. CCUESTNIT STREET, PHILA DET TA. No ES WEST COULRTH STRERT, CINCINN AP FOO IONE SPRERT, SR, LOU rs, at STRERT, OHTOAGY No. POON STREET, DTROLE, the principal efties amd tow nn