The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1858, Page 8

rs ‘We National Worse Show at the Eclipse Course, L. 1. ‘The show ef horses at the Eclipse Course was continued Yewterday, it being the third day of the exhibition. The @ttendance of spectators was far greater than on the first ‘Wwe days, and ube array of horses finer and more numerous. “Whe weather, 400, was delightful, and greatly contributed to enbance the pleasure of the meeting. The organization of ‘We CommAtees on premiums was completed on Tuesday, ‘Sed they entered upon the performance of their duties yesterday by an examination of the stock offered fer com- petities. The cavalcade took place at the appointed hour, and was an imposing spectacle, comprising, as it ‘id, Home magnidoeat stallions and brood mares. Some of ‘We volts and dikes looked remarkably well, and their ano PT earance gave much hope for the future. There was a Wor representation of thoroughbred stallions, native and “imported, a few of them very fine horses. The trotting stallxms were more numerous, and 0! a superior lags, some of them as beautiful in appearance as they were swift of foot, and uncommonly wel! bred im some im stances. Some of de brood mares were of a eimilar de- weripbon 4s regards bleod and action, and of the right sert Qo warrant the presumption that through them, at least, ‘here will be ne deterioration of our noble and useful stock of trotting horses. Among the many distinguished persons who wore at the fair yesterday was John A. King, Governor of this State, who was in the judge’ stand the greater part of Lhe afterno: ‘The following \s a catalogue of the stallions, brood mares, wolts.and fillies, asthey appeared in the cavalcage, arranged ay to their respective classes for examination :— me STALLIONS—-CLASS NO. 1, Wm. P. Tatham, Philadelphia, umported Arabian stal- yon Caliph, J. & A. Bathgate, Westchester, imported Mango. WH. Aspinwall, New York, imported Hattim. J B Welsh, Syracuse, imported stallion Consternation, A. Biemger, Haverstraw, N. ¥., stallion Hero. Heary Lieyd, Queens county, stallion Umpire. J. B. Monnet, Westchester, Logan. David Garrison, Queens county, stallion May Fly. 1. G. Aycrigg, Passaic county, N. J., stalion Governor i. James M. Devoe, New York city, Wild Irishman, STALLIONS--CLASS NO. 2. J. D, Lite, Shylock Jackwon. B. W. Strong, Driving Cloud. Henry Booth, Hudson Bay. L. Vernal, trotting stallion Young Black Hawk. Jacob Barish, Jamaica, L. 1, toung stadion John eon James T. Bache, New York, trotting stallion Morgan eckson. L. Munturn, gray stallion, Grayhound. Dr. J. B. Lawreuce, Queens co., trotting stallion Ocean. Jolin A. Waldorph; Columbia county, dark black stai don Nonpariel. Jamee Whelpley, Kings county, dark chestnut stallion William Teil. Walter Smith, Addison, black stallion Columbas. S M. Hoagland, Kings county, gray stallion Gray Mes- meager. Robert James, Toronto, Canada West, brown stallion Toronto Chief. B. W. Whitlock, chestnot stallion Alkhambra. M. Goodwin Childs, chestnut stallion American Star. sorre! stallion Coiambu c rrel stallion Jupiter. Ls. Seams, Kings county, chestnut stallion Plough Bey. MAKES WITH FOALS BY THEIR SIDE AND WITHOUT. Dr. E. Bayard’s b. mare, with colt, by Revenue, J. Eliot's Bashaw mare Jenny Jones, foal by her sie, and in foal by Wiliam Tell. L. B. Van Wyck, mare, with foal by her side, by L. I. Black Hawk. Thomar Hoyt, mare, with foal by her side. Jacob B. Barish, Kivgs county, Mary Morgan, in foal by Revenue. Jotin Amtomidas, Queens with colt vy ber side, by Flying Clond, Matthew Suitle, Passaic county, N. J., sorre) mare, with a ss ber side. ). Haise, Queens county, bay mare, with foal by mi side oy William Tetl. A Vansyklin, bay mare, colt by her side by Tom Woudes. Wm. Devlin, Queens county her side. Jobo Kings county, gray mare, with foal by her side by “ Willian Te 8. KR. Bowne, Quoe nty, gray mare Sontag, with fea by her side by Ethan A ‘Mr. Benchoup, Queens county, gray mare, with foal by her vide B. M. Whitlock, sorrel mare Dolly, exte by trotting siallion Albambra. BM. Whitlock, bay mare Lady Fagle, with foal by her exie by Albambra, Joba Hudson Heddenfeld, Camden, N. J., brood mare Kate Carson, with foal by her tide by Caliph. Wiilwm B. Tatham, Philadelphia, brood mare Fanny, with foal by Caliph. THKER YEAR OLDS—CLASS NO. 1, J & A. Bathgate, Westchester, worrel filly Morrisania Mani Joe. P. Welsh, Syracuse, Glencoe filly Mary Clinton. ary Lioyd, "Queens county, fillies Calliope and Calista, THREE YEAR OLDS—CLASS NO. Nelson Haight, Dutchess coumty, bay colt by Monarch, am Haro itowian. W. Deniand, Jamaica, 1. 1, by Moont Holly, dam Mambrino. rl 8. Barr, Suffolk county, three year old sorrel fly Lacy Emma, sire by Jupiter, dam by Al Jumes B. Raymond, West Farms, brown colt” Jacks, by unty, bay mare, lark sorrel mare, with foal with foal by her stallion Enterprise, Wari wm, cam Kate Hagyarty. L. &E. W Mott, stallion Union, by Flying Cloud, dam ‘ey Alumack Ho Beah, = pstchester county, bay colt by Executor, aun TG Aycrieg Passaic county, N. J., iron gray staltion Young Marea mported Arabian’ Massand, dam by White Com T. ©. Ayerigg, Olly Molly, by Mambrino Chief, dam by Be! Founder. J.B Rich, w York city, stallion Martenze’s colt, by by Abdallah black cnt. Benchoup, Queens county, dark iron gray stallion, by William Teil R. E. Thorne, three year old. Geo. A. Thom, three year © TWO YEAK OLDS—CLASS NO. 1. J. & A. Bathgate, Westehester, stallion Comet. B. M. Whitlock, twoyear old ¢. filly, by Trajan, bred by Wim. Gibbons. TWO YEAR OLDS—CLASS NO. 2. P Hole, Queens county, dily Wiliam Teil, dam by Bele bas wr James Bridges, chestnut colt Poland Trustee, by Trustee Geo Kull, Queens county: me mt Geo. Kah, «. filly, by Napoleon yy Jobn Drew, iaings ccmntys Ol #. duly, by William Teal. M. Beochoup, Queens county, dark cb. ¢. by William felt. ™ & EF. W. Mott, Mannahasret, J. H. Babcock, by Fly Coad y iam Carland, Notinator, by Wild Irishman, dam by Morphy inty, gelding William Tell, by Witham Te y Srequ nab fam. Thorne, Thornedale, Dutchess county, two years eid Roevuck, by Ethan Allen, dam Vermont Blackhawk. P. P. Kissa, @ tailion Young Abdalla, by Flying Cioud, W. C. Langley, ng Trustee, by Imp. ‘Trustee, dam Jenny Lind Hieury Booth, ly Narcisea YEARLINGS—CLASS NO. 1. Thomas George, Orange county, chestnut co't mayere Berry Booth, Westehester, YEARLINGS—<c Jno. McLanghlin, Brooklyn, yearling, by L. & FE. W Mott, Mannabasset, 1. 1, Magic, by Flying Cloud, dam by Almack a E. V. Welsh, Westenester, yearling, sired by Young Biack Hawk 2% B. Van Wyck, Flatbush, L. 1, yearling, sired by Iron Duke, dam Tippe 4 B. Tathain, Philade!phia, iron gray yearling Fatima. Atom das, Queeus county, yearling, by Flying Henry Booth. Weetcbester county tor, vam Bashaw ¥_N. Lawrence, bay ily Juliet by Tom Wonder, dam bby Trustee. :* S Sammie, Kings county, gray stallion Island Prince, by hb Boy Jobu bay colt, by Execu , Kings county, sorrel gelding, by W am , Queens county, sorrel stallion seth ‘Warner, by Ethan Allan out of Sor tag x Roden, Queens county, colt, by Witiam Tel) aM sorrel staition Veto, by Flying Cloud, Whitlock , by Kembie Jackson, dam Doily. After the cavalcade on Tuesday there was a beautiful dic. play of etx 'n band driving, and also of four in hand, whicw elicited great admiration and much applause from the Spectators. The #ix in hand belonged to Mr. Langley, of Gowanne, aod the four in hand belonged 14 American Express Company There was no oom in either wnmtance, and they bad it all thay own way. After this soene the trotters were called fom and those for the two mile beat race, for a gold cup valued at $400, driven by members of the association, made their appearance ‘There were four cntries for this race, tiree of which came w the score, vin: b. ¢. Mountain Boy, ©. ¢ Quaker, and bg. Jim. Jim was #0 unforta hate as to get distanced the first heat, and the race was pened by i om Boy and or. Tt was a beaut 'y and Quake 1 6. the ‘double ‘eam coutest were called This race was for horses known to have been used together on the road, two mile heate, t of aa Five teams had entered for oh cepueret but a difficulty soon it of whom refused a reaae for their refusal fot a row! team. The ‘as the others persisted in rove bt veatn ind the the wArivere of the other fowr teams, and not to disappo.nt the * pectatore the President of the association offered tiem a yo ive of ©9200 if they thought proper to trot for it, which efosal to start, Mr. track alone, and was awarded the prize To appons the drivers declined, To-day there will be another doubie tan? trial for a gold cup, for which Mr. Jones’ team w atart, which will give the othe opportunity vo 1 The tyotting yeeter lay afternoan was of a e veriptien, 1 rece was a trial of epoed betwaen t ok me Ba SNU, ane We Face was Won by Mr NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OMTOBER 28, 1858. Bridge's sorrel golding Boston, in 2.44. Next followed 4 single dash of a mile for three. year-olds, in harness, which was won by C8. Burr’s s. f. Lady Emma, by Jupiter, in 2:60, the fastest time ever made by a three-year-old, The first half mile was done in 1:19, Then came a very interesting race between five four yoar olds, single dash oftwo miles in harness, which was won by 8. 8. Wild Warrior. Time, 541. After this @ trot, mile boats, best three in five, in harness, was commenced, but not Goished, After three heats had beon trotted, the trot was postponed until this morning. In this race eight horses started, two of whieh were distanced the first heat, which ‘was won by b. m. Kate Smith. The second heat was also. a: to her, although she came in second, the leadic horse (Moses Taylor) having ran too much’ during t! heat. fhe third was won by Moses Taylor, Frank Temp'e second, and Kate Smith third. Anew and correct prinei- ple, which elicited universal approbation, in the etarting of horses when their drivers manifest a spirit of centrari ness, Was adapted by the judges yesterday é this race, Finding them unwilling € dome up together airly fer the word, the judges ordered them into line in frent of the stand, and started them at the word in bid been The time of the three heats trotted was 2:38--2:38 To-day there will be, in addition to the usual ipecele of , Unree se) trots, besides the untinished one of yesterday, viz. —Mile heats, best three in five, im harness stallion face of two mile heats, te wagous; aud a doudie team race for a gold cup of $500. Row in a Church in New Bedford. SATAN AMONG THE SAINTS—A FREE PIGUT—A NUM- BER OF THK SISTERS SERIOUSLY INJURED—CRACK- ED HEADS, BLACK EYES AND BLOODY NOSES. {From the New Bedford (Mass.) Mercury, Oct. 26.) A few days since we recorded a church difficulty in the Calvinist Baptist chureh, on Middle street. There was an- ter meeting on Monday evewing which greatly exceeded n confusion and all manner of noisy demonstrations t) previous one. ‘The drigin of the didliculty arose some five rsix months since between the pastor, Rev, Wm. .taok- on, and the trustees, a portion of the members charging he reverend gentleman with having appropriated to him elf, without their knowledge or consent, certain amounts of funds belonging to the chureh, which Uiey allege took lace about two years since, but have not until now rought the matter up for investigation. A council had previously been held, and it was voted that the charges wore a it foundation, and that the pastor be retained. The decision, however, was not satisfactory to the oppo site side, and last night being a business meeting, the friends and opponents met in “battle array,’ and a most tumultuous aud exciting meeting was held. As soon asthe members had all convened, one man arose from his seat, rushed to the secretary’s table and seized the records, and others proceeded to render hin aid, if any were required. The secretary tried w regain them, but was unable to do so. It now seemed as though all Bediam was let loose. Some were yelling at the top of their voices, some running one way and some another, and there was every indication or a general kuock down. The pastor endeavored to get into his possession one of the charch records, which so excited a Mrs. Nelson, that she seized hold of a cricket, and with upraised hand, and hair standing out like porcupine quills, attempted a’ vio. Jent assault upen him, which so Fighte ned him that he immediately took to his heels and was seen no more. A member, while talking rapidly and incoherently, was upon the point of emphasizing a “ big word,’ when his arm came in contact with a shaded lamp, breaking the glass, and seattering oil upon the “ new rig” of the secre tary, Mr. Dunlap. Several persons “fastened’’ to the secretary, while others came Uo his assistance. Blows were freely interchanged inside the church, an‘ ‘one woman, a Mrs. Castle pped”’ outside. Such expreseions put him dos ** he shall not stay,” “stand back,” “keep hands off of me,” “who are yor” “to the devil with ye,” with not unfrequent cries of “murder! murder!"’ were heard in a!) parts of the chareb. The members were wrought up to the highest pitch of anger and excitement. Neither party would listen for « moment to what the other would say, put each one seemed bound to carry the matter through on his “own hook.”’ ‘The noise attracted the attention of neighbors aud passers. by. dows were raised, and ‘what's the matter? was asked on all sides Finally it was deemed expedient to call in the police. Some of the parties got wind of it, and slowly but reluctantly left. The police came, but the “curtain”? was falling, and the last act in the drama was over. During the mélée an inoffensive irl was very seriously injured on her sides and abdomen. She stated to her at- tending physician that she received Ler bruises in attempt ing to screen Richard Johnson under a seat from the pelt ings of four burly, full sized pugiliste, one of whom had got bim, as the “faney’’ have it, in “chancery.” Wh: she was doing this she was pitched into by the wile Wm. Bush and her four enraged daughters. One of the persons most severely pummeled was James Rich. The minister, it appears by the statement of the girl, was cither frightened, or his Christian graces so much pe ed that he ran from the field of battle. The women screamed, shouted, stamped and gave vent to their feelings in such frantic Yells as to indnce our re porter to ask a member if any one of tho sisters had fainted to rhich a meek pious looking brother quietly “No, there is too much devil in them to faint. Political Intelligence. Ovt or me Pour oto Coycnes.—John A. Gurley, republican, who has just been elected to Congress from Ohio, was formerly a Universalist clergyman in Methuen, Mass., and was subsequently editor and proprietor of the Cineinpat) Siar in the West—a religious journal. Wuar's ux 4 Nawe.—The democracy of Hickman county, Kentucky, have recommended Hon. Geo. W. Silvertooth, f that county, as the pext democratic candidate for Governor of Kentneky. Frruxa Ur.—Members of Congress are already arriving n Washington, and ordering rooms at the botels and boarding houses for the winter. Inpiaxa SkvatTons.—Alvin P. Hovey and Henry S. Lane re spoken of as opposition candidates for the Senate in place of Bright and Fitch, the present United States Senators from Indiana. said, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Werowrspay, Ovt, 27-6 P.M At length we are enabled to record a pause in the almott unexampled rise which bas been the feature of the stock market for the past fortnight. To-day a number of opera. tors, including one or two of the largest houses in the neluded to realize, and the market reacted ac cordingly. On former occasions, when stocks have moved npward, it has been usual for these pauses to oocur every three or four days; bat we have hardly had a pause in the steady advance since it began, over a fort night ago. There is no relaxation of the orders from out side. The aniform report from the commission brokers that their clients are gradually coming in as buyers, and that the sum total of each day's business exceeds tht of the last. AN experience shows, im fact, that the outside public proper will only bay stocks at the time the brokers want to sell them, and that the higher faney stocks go the more certain are they to find a market, It is also to be remarked that the partial reaction which will be noticed in to-day’ sto k List does not extend to State stocks, of many other secu ties in which the public are investing. Ina day or iw, when we hear of the reduction of the bank rate of rest in England, and of the further developement of sp: lation there, it must be expected that the ball will agan eset im motion here—though, for the present, a still f ther reaction would not be unnatural or unwhoiesome The volume of business transacted at the Stock Fx. change to-day was very large indeed. Over $200,000 M souris changed bands, closing }y lower than yesterda Tennemeccs were steady; 80 were Virginias and Minne vo tas; North Carolinas rove 1 per cent. The ratiroad bond market Was firm, and there was a general inquiry for ine best bonds. Ilinois Centrals were firm, with re- ported sales of $56,500; La Crome land grants were a shade higher; all the Erie bonds were in demand; Hudson River thirds were Jy higher In bank shares the business was email: we note an vance of 2 per cent in Corn Exchange, and a ale of Chat- bam at 70. In the general market New York Ceutral was very active. Over 10,000 shares changed hands in the course of the day, the realization of holders causing a de. cline equal to 14 per cent as compared with yesterday's highest price. We are informed that large numbers of people are buying this stock for the dividend, as the safest way & making interest on their money during the winter. The September receipts had not come to band this morn ing; they will, of course, sbow a heavy decline as cow- peared with last year, bot it is said that the Cctober receipts will show an increase. The friends of the management are sanguine that before the present easy money market ends Central will ruleat par. Michigan Southern, common and guaranteed, was quieter today. The question of dividend on the latter will be settled early next ith, when it ie probable that the company will give the holders due bilis for the amount of their dividend. The creditors are generally very willing to accept the new bonds at $6 cents in exchange for their acceptances, and in @ few mouths the floating indebtedness will pro. bably be all funded. The other Western roads were quiet o-day, as compared with yesterday afternoon, Rock Island declined 145; Toledo 1 per cent, Galena 1; Hliinoie Central 134; Michigam Central 1; Reading 1%; Erie 1; Hudson River 14, Panama and Pacific Mail were beth doll; the former declined 1}; the latter 1 per cent; the closing prices were: Missouris 90; New York Contral 8654 a %; Erie 174 a 34; Hudson 384 a 34, Reading 6214 a %; Michi. an Central 68% 059; Panama 121% a 122; Tiinois Gen- tral 87\ga 4; Galena 82% a 83; Toledo 3514 aX: Rock Island 68% @ 3g; La Crowne 654 @ 34; Pacific Mail 106 ay. The market closed steady but quiet. The exchanges at the bank Clearing Houre this morning were $21,481,083 18, and the balances $1,304,542 64. The business of the Sab-Treasury to-day was as fol. ut low Total receipts... « $120.294 #1 Of which from evetome 125.000 00 | payments 118,440 09 | baiane: + 9558,814 75 ‘The Africa, which railed from thie port to-day, took oct 45 32 n epecie. Exchange closed dull aud rather ‘ quote sterling at 109% a 100% for bank © ghd 6.10 96.19% Jor frames, Twure w uv cbunge ws mney from 83, to 5 per cent; second to report. As much moncy as is desired can be borrowed ‘at bank on call at three per cent; and the leading bank authorities geem to think that there can be no change in rates for many months (© come, unless, indeed, money should grow cheaper. Messre. Groesbeck & Hoyt, in their circular of last even~ ing, remark: — The money transactions of the past week have Boon made at heromeaty quoted low rates of interest, Yyhile the excess ‘Unemployed capital daily increaxing. For business foreign wxehange there is an increased supply of outside bills effermg, aud lower quotations have ruled. There have been large transactions in the new government loan during the week, and an advance of 3 — cent fully established—sales be ing Made at 104%. we business at the Mock Kxohange during the past week has been unu sually large, resuXting in a very marked advance for all deseriptions. The demand for State stocks continues una- bated. In railway bonds there is also a further improve. ment, and the market closes very strong, The business ig city bank shares continues limited, owing to the small amount of stock offering for sale. We give below a summary ef the September receipts of the principal railroad lines, compared with those for the same month last year:— 1857. $596,793 + 240,152 495,060 1858. Piteburg, Fort an New York and New Haven. Harlem,.....00.++++ Baltimore and Onio, (main tine). Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 120'509 Cleveland’ and Toledo 83,871 + 120/217 + 801,588 - aasians Chicago and Rock Isl ) 197011 ilinois Central.........+ Milwaukie and Mississippi Macon and Western... ‘The receipts on the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanes- vilie road for September were $19,536 37, of which $11,441 92 were from freighte. Expenses for the same period, $12,699 74. Stock Exens $3900 Ohio 6's, '86,.. 109 15000 I) Inter Im, 47 10334 5000 Til Interest, 60. 91 7000 Indiana 5's 92 $000 Tenn 68, 90... 954g 963g 9095 90), 10733 : 90 6000 City 5's, 9745 2000 EMER ZIM be 85 4000 krieKK4th mbs 60 4000 Hud RRR3dm 754g 3000 Har RR 2d m bs 21500 I) Cen RR bids. 97 860 3000 do. 3000 Del, LAW Ritim 3000 Galk Chie Istm 20 she Chatham Bk... 25 Bank of Republic 35 Cary Imp Co, 100 Del & Had G 100 do. i 10 AmGuane Co...) 7 250 NY Cen RR. “D60 87 1850 do. ee ae 200 cose OT 300 860 86)3 200 30 87 200 30 8624 300 D30 86% 200 + D3 86% 400 b1O 867% 300 +. .810 86% 200 Erie Railroad. »30 0 19% 360 wi & wie RR.. ceesb60 TT SRcoxD satin: 100 shs Har RR ..b90 1236 200 Reading RR... 62 2000 do... a f a . 625 ’ cs aim 1535 6814 1000 HRsyRR iat m 102 083) 10000 € obs 08 10 shs Del HCniCo ant O84 100 Penn Coal Co,.610 wy 50 Hudson Riv. 243g baad > oe 3% 53% 123 i) 122 100 do... = n Cenerai RR. 860 iso Cleve ‘s Pitts RR. 200 Gal & Chic RR... 100 Cley & Tol RR.b30 cy do. cITy COMMERCIAL | REPORT. Wrowrepay, Get. 27-6 P.M. rey —Smal! lots of pearls were sold at 6c. Pots no- minal at — ‘om Pout —The market Paes ae somewhat = active, and with more buoyancy in grades and higher class of extra brands. ‘The sales embraced about 1s, bbis. , closing within the fol of 000 lowing range ss ebncies vi tbertry 450a 470 43a 445 Extr: 14 hoop Ohio (shi brand Sova 640 ‘a round be paren prauds 50a Extra Gonenee..” q ste 5Wa 77 Canadian sopertine and ext . 47a 6M Mixed to straight Southern. . 480n 5% Southern fancy and extra Sia 740 Choice extra fami y and bakers’ brands Ta 850 Rye flour. . . 8a w Corn mea 6 Canedian ‘within the ra ur q steady, with sales of about 1.5 range of the above figui mand, with salee of 200 bbe. a BD. = he ine w cheons at $22. Rye floor was quiet at ¢ was more inquired for, and was in speenk nest The sales embraced about 48.000 bushels, meloding White Canadian, at $1 10 4 $1.25 white Southern, at $1.27; red Southern, at $1 07: mixed Western at $1 a $106; Canada club, at p. Milwaukie club, at 88. a 90e., and Chicago | « 0 and red Tennesse: sales embraced about 436,000 bushels Western mixed at G6 3gC. a OHe., cloning at about the latter fare. Rye was in fair demand, with sales of about 12,000 burhele at Toc. Barley was steady, with sales of aboot 6.000 bushels at fife. a Mie. for fair to good State, Onis were in fair de- mand. and ‘— unchanged Cowrer. market was quiet but steady, with sales of abont 200 bage of Rio at 1Ke. a 1h Corres. — sales embraced abont 1,000 bales, based upon middling aplands at 12'40. The following is a state- ment of the movement in cotton since the Ist September, a compared with the previous three years. 1857, 1858, Ree. at Pite .. 400,000 856,06 445.000 Ex. 0G. B.. -134,080 26,000 79,000 ‘ France 33,000 00 other FP. 25: ‘000 11.000 8.000 Total export,...173,000 73,00 122,000 Stock on hand. ..207,000 265,000 170,000 000 Of which during the past weee incloded the above — Ree 69,000 * no = 900 008) 16.000 24.000 38,000 $000 10,000 13,000 £000 3,000 41.000 19,900 82.000 37.000 The increase | receipts at the porte compared with inet year, was 257,000 bales. Increase in exporte to Great Bri- tain, 22,000 bales. increase to France, 22,000, decrease other foreign ports was 4,000. Total jncreasé { & 40,000 bales. Wm. P. Wright, in his circular by the fia, writes as follows regarding the prospects of the crop:—The weather has been fine for another week owing to the better result of the gathering by individual planters than was expected a month ago, a general ten. dency to larger estimates prevails. Many letters from the a cotton ag. region encourage a bope that the may reach Nothing can be known with even a comparative: ree of certainty wnt!l the occurrence of a killing frost. is @ strong desire to encourage wg was steady, with sales of abont 100 bales at 600. a bbe Mot awe. —Sales of 9 bhds, Cuba muscovado were Navan were qu Prices without change moment. Spirits continued firm aod in good demand at Sle, Common rosin was quiet at $1 62 a $1.65 per 310 The. delivered. For crude $3 87)¢ wae bid, and $4 asked. Onis —Lineeed wae wnehanged. At New Bedford, for the week ending the 24th inet, the market had been quiet, the sales having been confined to 50 bbls. body sperm oil, at $1.20 per lon. Ip Edgertown, the Ocean Rover's perm, cold at $193 per gallon. In hand in the country thwest, 110,000 tbe. ; Oehotsk © Peo eginee Pu opened Br, bul pietyd with less @0. Porto Rico, within a a7 nee. —Sales o bbls. were made at 21 340. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. sLMANAO TOR naw FORB—TEI0 DAY. ‘SUN RISES... weve 110 Port of New York, October 27, 1858. CLEARED, Steamship Black Warrior, 1 av a. Warrior, Smith, Havana and New Orleans Scant lames Adger, Adams, Charleston—Spofford, Ti- Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk—H Ludlam. wee Thomas Swann, Ramsey, Baltimore—H B Crom- . lip Chesapenke, Crowell, Portland—H B Cromwell & Ship Juan Fernandez, Given, Melbourne—A: real & Richards, Ship Centurion, Caulking, w—Lerega & Co, Ship Mary, Marshall, Nets Oreans— Haale & Ha Hazard, sip Columbia Frisbee, Charlesion—Dunham & Dision, bre tiereion Joite, aoe Bi ne rloite, lent ‘A Dreyer, Brig M Groton, Tbbeti, dbcksoneiie Staal % Brig Nalad, Leighton, Le Hatch & Co. Young, Pe rey, BostonSmith & Boynton. Schr Fieming, ‘Shxw, Wilmington W-MteKee, Sehr Ocean Wave, Zullil, Norfolk—M Bedell Schr B Herbert, Johnson, Langor—a L Haich & Co. Fehr Princess, Loved, Boatonea W lewis & Gor Sloop J M Parker, Davis, Providence, ARRIV. Sicamamp Augusta, Woodhull. Savannah, with mdse and passengers. to 8 1, Mitchill & Son. Sonny. 30 PM, off Cape Lookout, signalized steamship Key’ from’ Philadel- ne. oe Charleston, The A hes experi estate strong NE gales Sone Tittvine, Post, Savannah, with mdse and pas- mane toH B Cromweli & Co. 26th inst, lat 36 42, lon 74 50, een sebr Kmeline, showing signal with a blue cross. The experienced strong NE gales and a very heavy sea the enuire Rark Henry, Wilson, Newcastle, Sept 13, the Downs 17th, with coal, to 1'W Beneilict & Co, of New Haver to Geo. juckley. Has had moderate variable winds ims up to the Banks; 24th inst, experienced a gale from heavy ped large quantities of water. ler of Poole), Hart, Oporio, SMPt@, with salt, San. f Ro ‘Schr a ot Brookhaven). ny te, to McCready, Mott &Co. br Cl harter Oak, Kelly, Kelly, Howe, Savannah, 13 days, with ‘Has had heavy pts Bor Lecoeey 4 ort for Boston Schr Florida, ‘abe for Boston. Schr ot ey Rewall, , New bper ne TC New Haven. Sehr Albion, ria New linven. r Genoa, Alien, New Haven. Scbr Jos Hall, Cole, Pordand. Ct. Steamer Powel, Providence. Steamer Albany, Webb, Sag Harbor. ‘The Br steamship Pacific, Thompson, from Galway 13th inst, 6 AM, encountered strong westerly Eales for the frat days; arrived at St Johns, NF, 1 AM; lettat 8 PM on 22d, and arrived uff Cantle Garden 2b, 148° AM. having had a beave storm for 44 hours, She brings 54 Urst class, 44 second class, and 146 third class passengers. BELOW. One ship, andone bark, unknown. HEM steam frij te Nalorons, ‘Aldham, Central Amertea; steamships Africa (Br), Liverpool; Black Warrior, Havana and New Orleans: Jamen Adger, Charleston; Roanoke, Wind during the day N to NE. Nortolk. Miscellaneous. ‘The Cunard mail steamship Africa, CaptShannon, sailed yes- day for Liverpool, with 84 passengers and $399,345 in specie. The sieamehip Huntsville, Capt Post, arrived last evening from Savannah. We are under obligations to the attentive purser for late papers. Smp Sern Srxacee (of New York), Prottean, at Halifax, NS, from Liverpool, had very boisterous weather on the pasiage, “anrc aos ot Savannah), Rennell, from London for Kurra- chee, was at Rio Janeiro 18th ult, repairing. The nature of ber injury is not stated, Scun Prani—Capt Clark, of steamer rezirbester, hence at Providence, reports thai he saw on the 26th Ina bale Rock and Beaver Tail Lighthouse, a sehr sunk. oar were painted white, with Fe topsails set. The masts could only be seen by the wash of the sea. oe ee ly not in that skuation. ‘The wreck lies directiy in track of weet. bound into or out, of Narragansett Bay. atch states re vessel proves to Naf Dartmouth (believed froma Albany) for. New, a supposed to have struck the ‘Rock and crew Were saved, and taken to Duteh ham. from Boston, of and for Rockland, reported wrecked Matinicus harbor, Arrived safe iy at Rock land and since sid report aber leon gupted than 0 comteemneoney, 9 wasn error Benn Faxin, of Ne: which went arwieb in the’ gale of tras got off Sd inst, ca aalied for Newport. Waren. — The a letter, giving the an- following extract from tion of several barrels of fo by the lark Flora Mure, arrived at John, Nil, wabort tame ince, May lead to the Wentifieation of the’ name of the vessel ost, and where from and bound:— St. Jonx, NB, Oct 21, 1888, ‘The bark Flora Mure. arrived yesterday from Sligo, reports Sth inet, when near att dup forty barrels our, which be trong! Bute thie alsa picked up & ploce F deck plank cy ‘prota iy trom deek of round house) and part of one the head of one of the lower mants und otber yer in wrecked, vessel, which be yo de nt of radher a vessel. ‘The mill marks on ends of the four barrels were quiie bright and. distinct, and saveral los of the samme tars have been received by. toe ian: corers here {rom New York, and thinking the vessel might hace left sour ety for some port in herewith yon the particulars of he marksjus T “Oristine Mill, Enra Family Floor Mace from Selected Wheat Fistay Ropixson. A. O. @ DL ON). B. (A). (G). and titi ‘On one end of the barrel. 2 ipimide, other end, one let . ter a, very short time in the water, and the the vlna tece a bo doubt but the ves recked op Sable Tsland, Lavsener—At Rockland, 2ist inst, by H Merriam & Co, a fine schr of about 225 tons called the Throe Brothers. Sbe is te commanded by Capt Alien Merril peokna L iace on the Zki, a schr of about 235 tong called dm) Witan. She tw to be « by Capt Kdward Sie sf cbows 1000 sone cated he sae raway ae se SePaikiore: bbe, fo tobe com. mmanded Ly Cept Thos , late of bark Growler, Hetions to Mariners. NORTHERN LIGHTNOUSE—SNETLAND—WHALSEY SKERRIES LIGHT WOUKR—EXHIBITION OF FRKMANEST LIGHT WITH CHANGE OF ue ee Wiad of tarune Out kere Whaley, w ‘and the light will, on and after that evening, be exhibited fet she tower, on the Bound Skerry. of the new light have been by ward, as follows — Whaisey Skerries lighthouse tower is attuated on the Bor Skerry, which is (ue most easterly rock of the group Raown y the name of the Out Skerries, on the east of the Shetland Islands. The tower which 1850 et in will be painted white, ‘The entire bright of tower and lantern ie 99 feet Tie lieht will be a first clase di holophotal revolving white liance once every minute greatest Tuwill be elewated abou! 145 feet above high, water api ides, and will be seen in clear weather about’ 17 mantic tiles Ail at lawmer distances acconling ty the state of the atmosphere ‘The tol) aniborired to be levied by warrant of ber Majesty in Counc, dated July & ‘ic iLcontinwe 19 be payable in Fee ct of the permauent light. By order of - CUNINGHAM, Secretary. SyDNeY, i Notice is hereby given that on the lat Ji the light ship Rowe, pag the ship che channel Vay, ant bearing Wi,N from Cape Moreton {ll be Femov ed, hy L, ‘or Buoy (vw pyle. bereafter), will be eriablished there instead if the ion HLH BRO Chairman JOUN CROOK, Harbor Masver. form WI Wrenn ep izerueny enone pus ce pomsecnen’senaate. | captain « vist) was lost Helen # Shon), the mn whieh be full i fs Inked on ino eR Etat by gerbe he be eae * ton 190 9 Ee eaaesly fespouding wih Capt flirckutra's Dutch Charte, as wen a wth Norrie's Chart of the Paciic Qeean. He algo 8 that there fre ‘uber three wrecks vn the shvial, oue of which appeared U> be a Hamburg brig. rin gmvtanerne, amen Iver Oroeker, Cooh. ‘Ovean; bark’ Onur a i, North North Pcie ¢ aa 2d, ship Navigator, Fisher, Tudian and Coee: bark Noble, Jennings. of SH. from waa Has pity from ao, wih 380 bls nt Rept Bom Mary, Poorest, of Westport, ¢ fs before mand to to the Cabary Islands, thence Bo and wonld gy of River duly 1h, bark Case, of Greenport— ae ty ay Oregon, een p Platentns, Ak for Faimouth, FE, aa tes Jon 90 28 — te art Gen Warren, Bemvey, from Richmond for Monteriden, fin ‘Gilkey, 16 days from Searsport for Messina aid, AB double topaai! berm brig, steering 8, was even Cet 12, sono, rom Jacksonville for Nassan, NP, Oct 12, off Mier the Lite a Ports. WC Africa, Sept In port bark Goldfinch, Philips, * do. a —tn barks Princeton, Seely. and Lamp lighter, Wilson, NYork, disg, Amazon, Kirwon, froin Ba arr a “+49 eK inniey, from do, ding, sehr Chief, r, from Br brig India, Allen, Baltimore and eid oateeeen agile ona, Romo. Avg f24—In port ships Ragin, Willams: Plo rence. Dimareeg: Fomma, Mario; indy tuttoik. 1 Alive Kammer, Tw mube, Alwwy, Woe vite, Lusatinn Corey Pacehoond, Red Rove Putnam; Uneowah, wt McDono: TYie'Meatay MeLcars at wich, Wanderer, for ihe. East Const, wermer Antelope, Tbe. Sid 234, steamship Yanglsze, Dear” on, A he Ww ang Sept9—In port bark Sea Mew, Marks, Tr WC Nirica, Sept 9—1n ie port, bark Hazard, Good dge, for Boston via Bt'Thomas about She ACAO, Aug 2—In port ships evs Levanter, Peterson, for Sow ‘York; Spirit of the Times, Klein, and Tariar, Mix, une; Darks Jennetie, Plimmer, #ud Maury, Pieuher’ do;' brig Progressive Holmes, “fiupoonse, Aug 2-Sid Columbia, Clark, Uiverpoo!; 100, uimbo, Gtil, ‘“Vbocnt, Oct9—Arr Clara, Wells, Hamburg. Pour av Parr, Oct 4—Iii port schr Flora King, Sugett, from arr Ist, disg. ‘Rio Jaxeiro, Rept 18—In port ships Chaos, Rennell, from allego, Wi Wolfe, from. London July 17, for Kurrachee, ep Newport, ding; barks Ev lark, for San Francisco Kia Gian, Ce ‘Connor, from Baltimore, itisg: anit others as belive” hd Iss, ship Northern Crown, Hse Grom London’ Melbourne, having repd. ectaxcnda, ror Fras Sophia (reported Am), Homer, Ni- i Srpeay, duly fd Wisin Ames, Woods, Honoln. nn; Any nl Webster, Thompson, Melbaurne. Be Joun, Get2—Arr brig Syren, Uramer, NYork. Cla 224, sehr Alma, MeDormand, Baltimore; 24, ship Hawi 0°80 fen, ountain, Woosvne, ye 12-Sid_ Emma, Gill, Macao; 13th, Hamlet, Lecraw, Amoy (e1 preously reported yesterday arr). gatannon. Ang 2—Tn port ships Daring, Simonson, and Sea rpent, Whituore, une. ie Ports. BOSTON, Aug 26—Arr ahip Sea King, Rarker, Liver Below, bari Horace Beal, Johnson, trom Dix Islantt for putin fora harbor. Cid ships Sea Lion, \ erro; Harry Blut, Redman, Mobile; barks Zephyr, Port itzabeth, South’ Atriea; Northwood, Edgecomt, Star, (new, of Boston, 798 tons) Loud, Galves Hasiy, Portiund; schrs A K MeKenzic, mw Carde ris, Ballinore; Julia Anna, Ttarding Philadelphia: York. Sid, wind'NNE, steamor Eastern City; ships Pobatial Ans Weabbare, acieto Mary Merrill; barks Area- dia, Scotland, my, Edwa Kyereti, Peri; brigs A M Roberts, Hancock, Jude ay, Foster, Pico, Winyaw; schrs At antic, Abielope, HP Cushing, Albert Mason. harks J Giipin, J Briant, Crimea; brigs Win Moore, Boston, and Blorida, started and anchored in the Roads, where remains bark Nasbua. Brig Chicopee went to sea from'the Roads, Zith-Ate (by tel) steamers P Sprague, Matthews, Philadel- phia; Jos Whitney, Howes, Balti BALTIMORE Oct 2 treatenmships Wm Tenkins, Hattett Boston; Patapsco, Layfield, NYork: sip David Stewart, Prew Uss. Liverpool; bark Selah, Gould, Boston; brig Mustavado (Br), Thurston, Demarara;'schr. JL Darling, Howes, Prov: dence. Below bark Wieland (Brem), trou Bremen. Cli SYong: brig Unrriet (Br), Congdon, Ann din), Falker, Cornwallis, i BH Huntley, Hammond, York; RM Demill, Hendrickso: Norleans. ‘Bid brig ‘Queen. Victorm (Br), Durant, Windies; ketch Comet (Br), Brownlow, do; schr Priscilla, ator, Are- © Ghipg Wm Penn, Meade, for Liverpool; Scotia, Miskelly, for Rotterdam: Hermann (Brem), Kublmann, tor Bremen; brig Standard (isr), Simmons, for Trinidad, and schr Mary A Susan (Bn, Cleare, for Harbor Island, a hence, went to sea 24th. Ship F W Brune, Landis, for Havre, aul! bark Blue Wing, Burnham, for Rio Javelro, do 25th, " Burks Mondanin, Bur. ness: for Bio; Justina, Marshall, for Trieste; brigs Job © Ket fer, Fisher, sor Demarara; R ( "Wright, Hughes, for Montevi- steamer Arusan, Cundiff, Halitaa; sehre Elizabeth W Applegurth, Collins, for Trinidad: 1 M Di ee, for Demarara; Abbotsford, Cooper, for Ki also probably went to sea 24th inst. Ship Ucean ell, for San Francisco, dropped down to Swan Point yesterday morning, where she will take the balance of her cargo, rig Only America, of Newburyport, bound to Vienna, Md., for tinber, was at anchor in the Rappabaunock river 284. BATH, Oct 25—Sid ships Bolton, ) Cotter, pecciygo Ad Helena, ‘inew) Springer, do; Nations, (new) Long, M Ocean Steed, Strickland, Australia via NYork. BRISTOL, Oct 2—Arr ser Dart, Philips, Taunton for N ‘CHARLESTON, Oct 23—Arr steamship Marion, Foster, N York. Cid ship Caroline, Haynie, Havre; barks Laconic (Br), Kendall, Liverpool; Twees Alidas (Dutch), Viesen, J Amster= dam; Sophia, Mallard, Boston: schr Zephyr, Gage, Weat Indi Sid Br bark ‘Laconic, Kendall, Liverpool; schrs Geo A Title, wth—Arr brig Adams, Boston: Geo Darby, Mulliner, NYork. Elisha Doane , Bultimore. In the fovert, Cushinan, Moree, ‘om, ofting, shi pool. Sid inaw, Hammer, Liverpool; , Haynie, fe 3, Gage, West venice vs ‘Oot cid; brig Mary Cobb, ougome Thos Page, Robinson wig Mi HOLE ets dr bark Win it Sailer, Ward, ete Pian soagh for Salem; brig Beo) Carver, ‘Arrschrs Joba B-Atstin, May, Philadelphia for Bos ton; Harriet A Rogers, Rogers, tio for Quincy; Mbuh, wind NB, MOMTNG arrival. Tn Bort at 9 AM, wind, from the north, bark Win Ht Shailer) brig Ben) Carver: schrs Henry D Mears, J B Austin, and H A Roge: SICRLASD Tien bre ng Ou ‘Oct 26, sansei—Passing Out, bark a Boston for Philadelp! eRSON VILLE, ‘Oct Avr brig Mary Farrow, Coombs, PMOL, Get Are shine Conaueror, Bouelle, Liverpoot; NYork; brig A K Dealing Pomeroy, Boston, oa m3} iSbinaons NOrleans; ed Storer, Comery, Havre; bark Pulgrim, Hallock, Providsacs; snr (aves of tas to, ST RCHTARPORT NEW ORLEANS, Oct 15—Sld echr Siak, Hooper, NYork. Oct 2—Arr ships Com Bliss, Boston; Young Sam, M a, Gay, ~~ Port Liverpool; Moses Taylor, Lawrence, and Celestial Kimpire, Pierce, do; Clara nig ot Denne aba Jeena, Young, 4 York: bean, Stack po Boston; Joshua Manran, Bar celona, bark. sores. Booker, 'NYork: sehr Red Fox, Lacoeq, Tampico. soe ips Martha Nott Jordan, from Boston: Roch Fn do; Southern Uhief, Hig ‘poll, train NYorks rem terk Achilles, aces 4 Liverpool; brig M A Stevens, Butler, from Hi _ oe Mexico, Lawless, Galveston and Mata yy: ship Trumbull, Pratt, Havre. ahr wl sip Pocabsntas, Frank Pierce, Prescott, Towed w tea shins Pacific, and Union; 16th, Callender, brig Magin; 17th, ships Detroit, Ed Hyman, and Maid of Or: ans. Lh ig Ont 25 Agr adtien Sen Nymph, Dawson, NBed. ford; Sbade, Linnell, NEW HEDFORH, Get bark James Andrews, Small, Norfolk, to load for ‘West Indies; achrs Ellen Rodman, Bow: Be Sylvia ee Sender bark Gonmance di Eng. Sid schr chr Kmblem NYorss tin. Chain PERNSACOLA, on Fm sehr T Ra: vod, Latham, N York. Cid 16uh,'bari ak Kites Fike, Hawes, Havans; 18th, schr leans. Harris PHILADELPHIA, {CELT —ArE steamer Boston, Sellew. N ‘ork; ‘Stalwart, hs achre Flys in and E Flower Weer 8 york, Wid tasks st yairay, paris, Rio Janeiro, Thos Daliett, Du Lagnayen, Gi i Brandy wine’ C m, Haramoud, peedaway, Thompson, Port Spain; schra Sidney Price, Godfrey, aa: |, May, Boston: « gene, Baker, New bedtoes; Davis, Pell River. :AND. Oct 30—Arr aches Only Son, Leland, Machias , Rhodes, Rockland fur do. MEROVIDENGE: ‘Oct 26—Arr steamer Westchester, Cid brig Marshal Dutch, Gilkey, Georgetown, Sct Bead ts aa ‘Sid schr Franklin F Randolph, Hazelion, ND, Oct 24—Arr achr Amanda Powers, Robinson, Finatharen, for NYork, (Sid 2b, schre Warrior.’ Klwell, N RB Pie, McCarty, Nourmahal, Andiews; Dela ware, Purbiab; May State, Verrill; Emina Purnia, Ren. tall, and Eagle, ‘Gregary, ‘New York; Chieftain, Rhoaites, itich SAVANNAI, Oct 3—Arr Luconia, Freeman, and Ka loa, ta reeto, NYurk; ache Arlingwn, Mureb, (undoubtedly the sbi Sen Y SPECIAL REQ FST—MR. “DE ~CORDOY, WILL B repent, at Clinton Hall, this (Thursday) events wie ture on “The Four Great Bouies of Anybody, Evory obody."” y Boenw: to cm AMILIAR LECTURES ON HISTORY AND GF Will be delivered everr Tursd Sto4o'clock, by JOHN MAUMULLEN, AM, at his rome, 900 Broadway, (entrance in Twentienth’ street ) Tickets (25 cents) may be had at Crowen's.or ai the door, Bach ‘ket admits two persuns. Half tickets also for sale. Five Lekets for one dollar. To commence Tuesday, Nov. & 1805. BRCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LRCTORES.— copeequence of the una i the ts aylor, bas Inctare.on, Moncow, te rgtot the eueres, een Rang! aml Monday evening, Nov. 1. “Tunr ta eno. 9 Frenette. are and gentleman, tleman, 760, ingle, foe. ' He, $2. Single lecture, la __VLOTHING, 40. T 4 CENTRE STREET — WANTED of new and left off clothing for the Western tlemen wil, receive the highest price ever amma lots, by calling at the store, or addressheg ‘the roy, 44 Centre street. for larg Thos. D. Von a Abies AND GENTLEMEN Lay wf F' 5 CAST OFF ‘second band furnit to dispose of, w fjcrne hfe talon incu. ying to or addreesi Harris, 186 Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and Twe ‘Gira sree. $5.0 000 tng"SNr IN SECOND HAND CLOTiI ),' te than in given by others can be obtained large or small jote of left of or «: 3 A Saas wee eee Bo $8.00 rome PreAtegit or com nied, fe percent more wil) grswioa. by oF atthe sare of Wa. WAL 4 ‘street, corner of elsewhere for on RAILROADS. 1858. and streets, New an Tausiatsarien | f FICe ol ¢ of the ‘Nee we ant Boston Midy fiz. ena Kew Haven, 1 Hartford and capri YORK AND oa of Ax train for Bost: will leave Twent fevgnth street ahd Fourth events mis P. M., instead of & 4. 1. HOYT, Supt. oe SPORTING. FORE E TWO. oe DOG PUPS OF THE NI UN ‘nnd @od 8 Hernard, of the largest breed, four months O14; Ail Dinek: aleo a variely of fine ‘sranah dla de wo ply at 30 Lewes sireet, rear building. BARRY TOR SALE—A FIRST QUALITY WESTLEY RICHARDS fun; fourioen guage ant twenty eight inch barrels, but little used. _ Price oe cash. Apply at 10) Beckman st., N. rate sHooTTxG—ON THE GROUNDS OF THE of Third avenue end 10th str: » pill be o,/° mn MF. A. Colt and Fire’ suri, wet) bowtie, * | hey of ir on hand for i frioede tr " dersey ace respectfally invited lager io Brooklyn and Jersey ace respectfully § ‘BRiws, GPORTING.— FoR SALR. FIFTY DOGE OF AL MREEDS SS all cholo breeds for stock purpore; Gardner's mange wre, eure for fits, fe for distemper, for worme a: conker: for teaching tbe laws of health, the cause, evention ane in dogs. Nocure ho charge, HEN? nab ded, Con ed 0h L Oly make Be OO) oad Baume waty, the adjudication "pon. au Chambers, at twelve ovelock an ANE £0. 69 Walt en Wedd, Clark, A\ & Smith, No, ‘Spark row: Nout 5 TRICKS AND TRAPS SHOULD HAVE A PLAGE free Nbrary for wome 10 cents; free by” RE & CO, ae N.Y. AINTS AND SINNE! POOLS. Ss TIPEATURE AML rn) DGNORANGE, HONEST ND RASCALS, THE SCALP ER POR OCTOBER, wN6, 38, Balted by EDWARD H. DIXON, M. conte, Contains eleven didaetle, humoror a ig articles th Fareastic und side-epliting, ho ‘by, fay, Nova ite equal to" Hell in a beast the inimitable letter of John Boctors ‘and Apothecaries when ion Diet in the Daly wus fs es RUDONS OF SHB FERRE ny one number is richly wor joliar 4 tion; every one iafilled, With articles ‘such As no reg the world writes Freeport (UL) Journal. ‘This is truly « uniques arkling and able periodical, over flowing with pungent ‘wit, keen’ sareasm, sound sense and miclung pathos.--Uskalosa (Lown) Her A most remark be bHeation. vale extn Dr. Spoaking out from s prac ison by bis Ban ¥ 1 Jobo Matthew's letiers caw? Pan empty every article is interesting, suggestive and q\ iB mazoo (Mich,) Telegraph. talented, humorous and audacious: we have Ianghed with- measure at the editor's description of “Old Quack Spolas co.” —Hinton (Mass,) Courant. 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Ue ge i eone and roadway | ie Ammen Ses ee aes ei ed — ‘Broad vapils afternoon evenin; half Speke a gspare ia prt Dustuees by January 1. Writ ‘Wockuweping, 80. “commmataun foe all. CARD CODERS ACADEMY OF PENMANSHIP- direet Rew puplis reveived ay at for tasiruction. iain, bt aaah “Fatl socsees Mees letra rg ‘nd Young. CARSTAIRS, PATON, TELP A Dekk: r.—The systems penmen of the old achool ae eee Mr. PORTER Feauiemee, ‘30. Walker strect, tothe. caine modern Rastern and Western twelve lesson ‘Those who really wish to learn to write in the bie time a bold, free, rapid hand, are invited to for particulars. THOMPSON AND \LASSES DAILY FORMING AT SEDGWICK’S politan gymnasiim, 99 and 9% Sixth avenue, YURA —A L ~ DESTROUS ae SPENDING THB / winter in wishes to femnily 10 tone Pogiahand make thera fal as coun and { best of reference given juired, Addrese F- B.S. Union square Postohes ty fay TO Layee. —A LADY, gooeret ing instr Nagel | | ihe ound brat sear Real ees ine educa. tisnal branches o uk ton has be Se ate or) by & method weherrty the ity, am she ven and ray. fort: a eer AND Al athe be TALIAN, LATIN AND bats Iiterature yi li Mr HALL SEMINARY, FOR Hlormeback as os and A, oak waver for atimtssion or ‘be addressed wwe Principals | Mr TP, Suith, Hortons Maes, ADAME J. V. CAUCHOIS INFORMS (HER a that she has opened a clans, on Saturdays, for | who are d nis of tak Jeneone tn oll pata Grecian painting; the inwer ts taught m au a Improved style, “at Madame J. ax SAUCHOLS Freneb — school, 279 West Twenty second street, = ————— SPANISH TEACHER.—WANTED, A A BOYS’ ROA fng school, a short distance from the elty, a resident t of Sp eae to whom the langage le native; he Tabet alee be competent to axsist in some other D where an interview may be or A. Herald offiee, stata had on Saiurday morning, the SISH LA ivate personally, f treet, "edjciing the Mereanie Library TNIV ERSITY OF FRANCE.—M. F. BERNARD EX PRO fessor of the Collige Bonaparte in Parte, and ot several works, will commence & course of French the Ist of November, from 7 to 9o'clock P.M. ited. "Ms Bernard. will ales rom first clase families in Address W. ) HIGHLY RDUGATED, moderately weallhy (betn about "4 iyoung lady, or & widow, of to marry a hot more than repoesenni foctable and An disposition: she a be wiibat raat half atmivch wae avert’ and such information references will be given, comme ‘an will the most incredulous that the advertiser ia earnest and that a hapey lot awaite the one he oe artner in references riven po} all pM will be omy ith real name, for two weeks, J. ea Oe moral charscter, wt with utes a meana to su Wishes to make god good family, well saihetad, wt SOUTH CAROLINIAN, YOUN and m ib ili A PREPOSSESSING YOUNG GE! to correspond with « young lady, ny. Sincere replies requested. tation D, New York. bets 2) and 30, fair om and 2 i ee are eT jatrimonial Oflice, YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE ACQUAINT. AA nee Ot an intetigent and virtaons you dy ork olay With a view to marriage. sad Syn isicoed forty five’) yang ‘The advertiser is sincere, and ex; in return. Ad= fra confidence, wi Tare of interview, fA Hraadiway, Ui aon aquiare maine ating for three dayes LEGAL NOTICES, RNA LATER, A BRITISH SUBJECT, OR IF DRAD: his ehuldren.—f mua to an order ofthe h Cour of iH ‘Nits dior of ie trans of the Silt ot Whine Lie tisery Wee at Lister, If Itein if representatives, and if he ees § a the legal personal representativen ofan ranuary, 1580, bi, at make out ‘on or before the ist day of their identity and rein tion chambers of 1th of “ana ie Fryan Lister was the son of Timothy C4 wile, both Inte of Bingley, in the county of ork in Bryan Lister was born at Hingley some time mre, the 174, and resiled with hie parente at Bingley the AP AS CAN, fhe 1816, when he left his nauve vigen, and, Ascertained, never returned. Tt ie bellaved that fe on See jet heen furnished. It i app < Jan He at thie ti t eand settied in some foreign country or ndency, at of thi no aatisanctory evidence baw but it ia 2o. 4 bay woud budge,